a bank of america strategist saying bitcoin is "too large to ignore" and skeptics might be surprised by the opportunity that lays in cryptocurrency. you can see the rebound we have had since october. interesting to see that from bitcoin, especially all the concern from regulation and discussions on capitol hill. some of the stock movers, equity market specific names on the move. netflix, strong performance on tuesday. a survey was doing of 2500 people who basically agreed netflix has the best content. are you guys watching "squid games?" pretty good. facebook up 2% despite the focus on the whistleblower. very quickly, two stocks that lagged on tuesday, zoom and booking holdings, two different sides of the stay-at-home trade. emily: ed, thanks so much. i want to get to facebook again. a climax on capitol hill. the whistleblower who sparked a series of damaging stories about facebook testified before the senate, making a series of disturbing allegations. >> they can't protect us from the harms they know exist in their own system because it is causing teenagers to be exposed to more ano

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there's no way to justify this on the basis that it's good for america. it's not. it's good for the democratic party. for the country, it's a catastrophe and it's happening without the knowledge or consent of most americans. has been on the story virtually alone at the very beginning joins us tonight from the border at texas with some remarkable new footage. >> good evening. that's right. we are 40 of miles inland and this has turned into one of thes big hot spots, the trains out here, illegal immigrants to get further into the united states. we will show you what we are talking about. take a look at this wild footage shot right here yesterday by texas. it what you looking at is finding a 19 illegal immigrants hiding inside of brand-new cars that were inside of a train being shipped to the san antonio area. you can see them looking t panng up and down and hiding to evade from law enforcement and looking at the second piece of the video. here is what we saw today, one trend that had more than 20 illegal immigrants who were hiding inside of a coal car in the blisteri

we do not have an approved vaccine in america. they did it for the comonati, i guess it's available in europe, but the pfizer vaccine available in the u.s. is not fda approved. it's got emergency use authorization. >> absolutely not true. like you're probably watching that at home thinking no, i don't think that's true. i'm pretty sure i heard about the actual authorization. 100% wrong. the pfizer vaccine received full fda approval back in august of this year. it was a big deal. it was on the front page of newspapers. they covered it all over the news. right? it's approved for individuals 16 years of age and over. it is now being marketed under the name comernadi, which is not the name i would have chosen but that's not my job to choose those names. so i honestly -- i don't know for sure if ron johnson is just like confused and addled and can't quite get there with the new name of the drug or he's just lying. but tucker carlson, who works in news, doesn't seem to cake one way or the other. do not underestimate how many lies are be

city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >> cooper: next sunday on "60 minutes:" jon wertheim explores a college where ridin', wranglin', and ranchin' are as much a part of the curriculum as philosophy, calculus and literature. deep springs college attracts some of the country's brightest students to a life of labor and learning, remote in the high desert. >> wertheim: you could have gone to a school with concerts and parties and football games. do you ever feel like you're missing out? >> zianni paiz: no. not at all. i feel like never again in my life am i going to have an opportunity to live in a place like this. >> cooper: i'm anderson cooper. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." ( ticking ) ♪♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. ♪ say it's all right ♪ ♪ say it's all right, it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'caus

of course, we've been covering cities throughout america that are showing an increase in violence. but when you see the sheer total of numbers of homicides in this country, you have to think just how deadly 2020 was, and you put that in perspective with the pandemic. taking a look at the numbers you see a 30% increase. in 2020 it was 7.8 homicides per 100,000. when you put this in perspective, the last time we saw an increase this high was after september 11th. and, of course, you had that tragic day. this was homicides driven much by gun violence according to the stats. when you think about all the advancement in health care and the fact that so many lives were saved once they got to the e.r., you really see in the pure numbers here the amount of gun violence, the amount of shootings and how it's taking a toll on the streets of america. laura and christine? >> ryan, thank you for that. >>> now to the other pandemic. the fda's top vaccine officials say deaths among children from covid-19 in the u.s. is an embarrassment. dr. peter marks says losing children to a preventable illness

it cuts through central america. it would bring migrants closer to mexico and eventually to the united states. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. walk us through what's causing the bottleneck and what it could mean for the united states. >> reporter: hey, craig. this is the center of the bottleneck right now. behind me you see dozens of migrants who have been waiting here throughout the day, waiting for their chance to board some ferries. as i walk with my colleague and we step away from the crowd, this is something that's been unfolding now for several weeks. as you mentioned, some 20,000 migrants are here in colombia. some of them are from haiti. they arrived here shortly after the recent earthquake. some others had lived in chile for a while. they're haitians but they moved there after the 2010 earthquake. this is a beach town. it's known as a tourist town. you see tents set up all along this beach. you can see these boats set up here. just a few moments ago there was a group of migrants, about 90 of them that had bee

the children of america are hooked on their product. it is often destructive and harmful and there is knowledge on behalf of the leadership of these big tech companies that it is true. ms. haugen i hope you will have a chance to talk about your work at facebook and compare it to other social media companies. i look forward to hearing your thoughts on how this committee and this congress can show greater accountability and transparency, especially with regard to children. thank you mr. chairman and thank you ms. haugen for being here. chrm. blumenthal: the witness today is frances haugen. she was the lead on the misinformation team. she holds a degree in electrical and computer engineering and an mba from harvard. she made the courageous decision, as all of us here and many around the world know, to leave facebook and reveal the terrible truth about the company she learned during her tenure there. i think we are all in agreement here and expressing our gratitude and admiration for your bravery coming forward. then q yo -- thank you, ms.

>>> good morning, america. on the world stage, president biden attending a high stakes meeting in rome, what he hopes to accomplish at the g20 summit. his historic conversation with the pope and the pontiff's show of support. plus, biden's attempt to smooth things over with the president of france. >>> security alert. the potential threat for some shoppers on this busy halloween weekend. is there a link to isis? what you need to know before heading to the mall. >>> fda approval. pfizer's covid vaccine getting the okay for ages 5 to 11. parents with mixed reaction. >> it's going to give us a little bit of peace of mind. >> scared. we're scared. we're nervous. >> a pediatrician answering your questions. >>> plus, are new york city's frontline workers meeting the vaccination deadline? >>> flood alert for over 18 million people from virginia to maine. over 3 inches of rain in some spots. the forecast for trick-or-treaters. >>> singer's plea. zayn malik answering harassment charges made by gigi hadid and her mother.

this is the united states of america, damn it. what are we doing? >> democrats appear close to a deer, but arizona's krysten sinema is opposed to raising taxes to pay for it. >>> digital company paypal is in talk to by pintrest. that deal could be worth $45 billion. >>> time now for a look at your thursday weather. more rain fell around san francisco last night and plenty more is on the way. storms will bring much needed rain and mountain snow to northern california and the pacfic northwest over the next week. too much rain could trigger landslides in some areas. on the radar, rain is expected today from the gulf coast to the great lakes and parts of the northeast. checking today's high temperatures up to 15 degrees above normal in parts of new england. 75 in atlanta and los angeles. 50 in the twin citys. >>> coming up, the item that could be in your kitchen that the cdc wants you to throw away. >>> also ahead, the stuntman nearly killed in this terrifying accident. he explains how he survived. >>> buyer beware, the item most [ sneeze ] are you ok?

let's get back to work, america. thank you for explaining this tonight and democrats only have one party to blame for their failure on reconciliation and the debt ceiling and they are going to try to blame trump. the president biden won't stop. >> not only are republicans refusing to do their job, they are threatening to use their power to prevent us from doing our job, saving the economy from a catastrophic event. quite frankly i think it is hypocritical, dangerous and disgraceful. there obstruction and irresponsibility knows no bounds. >> on in arkansas senators on cotton. your irresponsibility and selfishness knows no bounds. the senate parliamentarian said the democrats could raise the debt limit on their own so how is the gop's fault? >> president biden's hypocrisy knows about. president biden voted against 3 times in the bush era, something human is today or maybe has just forgotten it but the democrats have spent or want to spend $7 trillion on a partyline basis to enact their agenda and they want us to give t

ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. >>> we can probably remember a time when social media stuck to the basics, friends, picture, likes and interests, so how did these platforms become a hotbed of misinformation and conspiracy theories? amidst growing public pressure, the united states congress went to social media giants for answers. >> it's not possible to catch every piece of harmful content without infringing on peoples freedoms in a way that i don't think we'd be comfortable with as a society. >> simply put your company's bottom line compel you to amplify extremists and dangerous concept. you're not bystanders. you're encouraging this stuff. >> among those testifying are former executives who now harbor doubts about the

. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, america for our viewers in the west. it's wednesday morning, and we have breaking news. billionaire tax, the new proposal aiming to help fund president biden's massive economic plan, targeting the top ten richest people in the u.s. including jeff bezos and elon musk. this morning the pushback and the potential legal battle down the line, as democrats race to reach a deal. >>> bomb cyclone lashing new england. the big nor'easter hammering the coast overnight with damaging winds blasting at nearly 90 miles per hour. life-threatening flash floods prompting water rescues, and this morning the new storm threatening the gulf coast. we're tracking the latest. >>> also this morning, the fda one step closer to authorizing the pfizer vaccine for 5 to 11-year-olds. 15 million doses ready to ship and what the cdc is now saying about a fourth shot for some people. >>> the new warning about isis-k from a top pentagon official, saying the terrorist group could have the ability to attack the united states within six months. this morning

ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. >>> in tucker carl's most dangerous yet, he has a brand new series promising to tell the truth he says about january 6th. it appears to be nothing but a war on the truth. we want to play the preview clip, we feel it is necessary to see how dangerous it is promising to be. >> the domestic war on terrorists here is coming after half of the country. >> the helicopters left afghanistan and are here at home. >> sticking them in guantanamo for american citizens, leaving them there to rot. >> we are dealing with an insurgency. >> terrorism from white supremacy is the most lethal threat. >> they have a new enemy in a new war on terror. >> white supremacists. >> may have been doing a lot of work t

as you know, a lot of people at home may wonder did america really get anything out of this war? what did we accomplish? do you think afghanistan's going to be ready for people like you to go home? >> yes, i definitely do. >> i am officially running for president of the united states. >> he will call someone a loser. he will say something and they say that's childish. they say that's not the temperament of a president. >> probably, it is a little childish but you know what? this is a campaign. >> hello. how are you? >> donald trump on tape openly talking and laughing about kissing and groping women. this happened to someone i know. >> the breaking news around the world. president-elect donald trump. >> so help me god. >> now, the 45th president of the united states. >> very fine people on both sides. >> jews will not replace us. >> do you agree there was good people on both sides like the president said? do you agree? >> don't ask me ridiculous questions like that. >> why is it a ridiculous question? you are saying this is something that's been going on since the beginning of our

place for american business and workers rather than competing on our ability to offer lower rates, america will have the skills of our people, our ideas and capacity to innovate which is a race we can win. resident is in for the night, he'll be here tomorrow for more meetings at a press conference before flying on to scotland or climate summit. back to d.c. late tuesday night here in europe after lawmakers on capitol hill hope to have a boat on both of his but spending bills. jon: we have mama ahead. thank you. fox news can confirm the house is working on a plan to vote on both president biden's infra structure package and larger social spending plan tuesday. correspondent chad program joins us live by phone with details on this. >> good evening. the boat on both social spending plan and infrastructure tuesday at the back to back boat would placate concerns with progressives on everything often and the bills moved in tandem. serious concern about letting the bills got too long. democrats have the possibility of support for both measures if republicans glenn youngkin wins the gubernatorial

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why does george soros want to see the collapse of america. has to be invested in the country that isn't america.se >> tucker: i think that's a really good hypothesis. i think there is hate at the core of this. why would you systematically go to cities you've never lived in and make them more dangerous. it's goingll to result in more murderers. it's not complicated but you do it anyway. you clearly are angry at the country. >> yeah, or you're just a person that wants to make money. i really do believe w money is e root of all evil and i think that george soros' personal cares passionately about money i think he cares about becoming successful. i think hate is enough to drive george soros. of course the core of this is always hate. you have to hate america. you have to hate american society or not care for it. the people suffering are the people who live in austin. they want things to get so bad in austin. so bad in new york and chicago that like lori lightfoot is calling for in chicago, we need help. sending reinforcements. send something from

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an estimated 60,000 mostly haitian migrants making their way through south america and mexico expected at our southern boarder in a few weeks putting further strain on border agents who are already under pressure. hello and welcome to "fox news live". i'm claudia cowan in for arthel neville. >> eric: i'm eric shawn. thank you for joining us on this sunday. the dhs is announcing it is cancelling that border wall construction contracts in laredo and rio grande valley of texas. that's where agents have already been overwhelmed. republican lawmakers are slamming that decision. here's texas congressman pat fallon who appeared on fox news live earlier today. >> this is a dereliction of duty. we have a choice here to make. do we want the mexican drug cartels to control our southern border, or do we want our federal government? at the end of the day i don't care if you are on the school board or president of the united states your most important job as elected official is to keep americans safe because if you are not safe, you are not free. this is a gross dereliction of duty. >> eric: those c

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city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >>> some tense moments atlas also's high school today after somebody called in a bomb threat. chopper 5 overhead is students and faculty evacuated just before noon today. the surrounding streets were also temporarily closed. authorities gave the all clear a few hours later. >>> pregnancy tests took the spotlight in the elizabeth holmes trial. the defense resented old company emails to former theranos lab director adam rosendorff showing what the prosecution portrayed as problems at the lab with the hormone tests themselves, but follow-up emails showed the problems were only about a shortage of testing materials that delayed the results. other emails and calendar entries showed rosendorff met with holmes when he said he didn't, and that holmes was responsive when informed of problems at the lab. >> what the defense is trying to do is chip away at his credibility, and i think they were effective. >> he will be back on the stand for more cross-exa

. >> the clock is ticking on america's retailers. black friday, the day stores are supposed to become profitable, is just six weeks away. yet experts say it could take months to untangle kinks in the supply chain. >> terminals do not have room to store containers. truckers don't have enough chassis or tractors or enough drivers to manage the flow of goods that continues to bottle neck at the port. >> it's going to begin respect onning 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> but officials admit the president's ambitious target isn't happening soon at scale. >> we've been mostly focused on the next 80 days or so. >> we've got work happening at the port seven days a week today. but we want to make sure we're in sync with the other plays in the supply chain. >> we're certainly trying to move to more effective 24/7 operations. i'm not sure how much of that we're actually going to get done in the near term, but it's a good goal. >> a major choke point? the ports of la and long beach, where 77 ships are waiting offshore, and 25 more are arriv

i do think that america is watching virginia because america needs us to vote for them, too because this statement we're about to make in virginia will reverberate across the country and that's why we're getting support from all over the nation but it is so much fun to watch virginians come together. it is not republicans against democrats. the reason why we're up by double digits with independents is virginians are making a statement about a new day, different kind of governor. not a 43 year career politician with recycled policies and by the way is just tired. no one wants him anymore. they are rejecting him completely. a new day for virginia we'll soar and not settle. >> dana: the campaign is in the homestretch. appreciate you coming on today and we'll watch with great interest. thank you. >> thank you so much. follow us at youngkin for governor.com. we'll win on november second. >> dana: take care, have a good day. >> thank you so much. >> dana: so everybody knows officials from the mccauliffe campaign rejected our request for an interview. the democratic candidate has yet to appear

those come up from central america, south america and all over the world that are being persecuted at the end of the day. and how too we do that safely? but, more importantly, efficiently so that we root out that fraud in the system and don't have the catch and release system that we see today. steve: we look forward to that chad wolf, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. steve: you bet. the pray, vote, stand summit is streaming live on fox nation so check it out today. if you don't have fox nation, go to fox nation.com to learn more a concerned parent at that summit got a standing ovation after calling on moms and dads to mobilize. >> they want to silence us and shut us down. the only thing to do is have a mass exodus from the public school system. [cheers and applause] that's it. steve: well the "fox & friends weekend" crew, pete, rachel and will are going to sound off on the growing backlash to the doj's directive to investigate noisy parents. that's coming up next. ♪ there's software. and then there's industrial grade software, forged from decades of industrial experience and

the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >>> tonight a historic number of latinos in a presidential cabinet. we'll talk with all of them. secretary of the department of homeland security, secretary of health and human services, the small business administrator and the secretary of education. plus the director of political outreach, the director of intergovernmental affairs. it is an intimate look at the paths that brought them to the white house. from the classroom and the halls of congress to the fields of texas and the mountains of california. a number of firsts for the shared commitment they say to ensuring that they are not the last. welcome to "american voices: latinos inside the white house." ♪♪ >>> the covid pandemic ravaged latino communities with latinos more than two times likely as nonhispanic white americans to die of the virus. in many ways the pandemic exposed long standing barriers to hefrlt care access. those challenges now fall to the secretary of health and human

you finally got america to the point where we were energy independent. if we didn't have to rely on countries that hate our guts, fr the lifeblood of the world's economy. it didn't have to worry about the around. you didn't import a single barrel from saudi arabia. joe biden has given that up, but worse, he's begging opec to increase their production. i want your overall thoughts because they're now paying above about 50% or more, $5 per again and in some places in california. >> mr. trump: lee became energy independent for the first time in the history of our country. one of the things i was most proud about, we had ronald reagan tried everybody tried to get it approved, nobody could get it approved for many, many years. ronald reagan couldn't do it, he wanted to do it many years ago in alaska. senator murkowski made it possible, that it was just ended by biden. it was done by a republican senator, made it possible. perhaps the biggest drilling site in the world, as big as saudi arabia, one of the other things i was very proud of, we became number one t

>> we know that the future of america and our children is at stake. and we believe in public education but we want parents back into classrooms. you saw recently there was a group dads on duty who went into a school to try to help with some of the violence issues that they were seeing. parents need to get back into america's public school classrooms and we know it in our hearts and we fight to get right back in there. mike: do you think a lot of parents are waken during covid lockdown, shutdown when they were seeing what their parents were studying and perhaps hearing zoom calls in the other rooms? >> absolutely. i think participants were thinking that their children were doing math and they were hearing conversations about privilege or racism, interwoven into those things, social and emotional learning and parents are watching their kids, they haven't been in school or limited amount of in-person school and they got to see what was really happening and they don't like it. mike: tiffany justice, moms for liberty cofounder. thank you so much for your t

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states of america. jillian: more from mr. worldwide who is calling on critics of the red, white and blue. ♪ i just want to feel this moment. ♪ whoa oh, oh, jillian: good morning. welcome back. the campaign of virginia democratic candidate terry mccalliffe is brushing off his endorsement. a spokeswoman responded shortly after glen youngkin was endorsed. this nonpartisan group previously endorsed mcauliffe's run for governor. it backed ralph northam during his 2017 run. todd: colleges across the country adopting woke policies and educators caught in the middle. our next guest was so fed up, he quit his job as an assistant philosophy professor. he joined me now to explain. what was the final straw for you? >> the final straw was a long road but the final straw was when i couldn't get a meeting with the president of portland state university. i met with one of the deans. and i told the dean that according to the foundation for individual rights in education, portland state university in 2020 made one of

steve: describe that. >> they love america. they love america. they understand the sacrifice that's made every day for us. whether it's an n. our community by our law enforcement or our firefighters or most certainly for our country. every single day. we just lost 13, right, in afghanistan. one of them was lance corporal maccallum. his wife was pregnant. he never saw his baby. she just gave birth to their daughter. steve: reilly. >> exactly. reilly. and we are already in contact. i spoke to g.g. and i said we are going to build you a mortgage free home for gold star family. this swh s. what we are able to do because of your viewers. that helped us. brian: at the same time, no longer all of the sudden cops are the enemy. you are helping out the families. pushing against the tide with tunnel 2 towers. >> one of the last times i was on "fox & friends." instead of people spitting on the ground when they see police officers they should kiss the freaking ground police officers walk on. without them we don't have a society. steve: 25 years ago when we s

make more of what's yours. >>> "good morning america" is >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by state farm. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> an accuweather update from abc7. >> i am julian glover from abc7 mornings. we want a check of traffic. there have been issues. >> all over the bay area. i wish i could tell you it was one or two spots, but we had over 93 incidents earlier this morning with spin out and accidents, the issue remaining 880 northbound. southbound is the closed direction from mallory to thorne -- thornton. still some slow traffic as you approach 84. through marin county, very slow due to flooding in corte madera. you can count on flooding on surface streets throughout the bay area, mike? >> some rain still to show you, and some moderate, like through the altamont pass and into the south bay. and this is the last push of moderate rain. it will turn over to scattered showers and has been downgraded showers and has been downgraded to a i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of havi

free will and personal autonomy are relics of the old america. they no longer exist in this country even here at fox news. watch.h. >> president biden: this i always get a kick out of. fox news. [laughter] fox news requires vaccinations for all their employees. [applause] give me a break. fox news. >> tucker: to be clear, we just have a show on this channel, that's it, we don't run the company and we would never presume to speak for the company but as a factual matter, what joe biden just said is completely untrue. it is a lie, period. we can say that with authority since wet work here. every day, literally alone among big media outlets, fox news defends this country's most basic civil liberties, what we used to refer to as the bill of rights. the cynical authoritarians like joe biden and the goals around him like susan rice, that just can't be genuine. they assume the people you see onth fox news must be pretending pretending for money or prestige or ratings or something else. but they are wrong. we are not pretending at all. it's real. michael

faced with the real possibility that america will default on its debt for the first time in u.s. history, cnn is learning tonight that democrats are scrambling for new ways to raise the debt ceiling without a single republican vote in the senate. because right now, the republicans flat out refuse to pay the bills for their own spending. one idea democrats are floating tonight is a nuclear option, which would get rid of that 60-vote filibuster-proof vote. and a flurry of activity comes as the chairman of the s.e.c., the securities and exchange commission gives one of the strongest warnings yet about the risks of an american default. >> we would have significant volatility in the markets and we'd see some breakages in the system. if that were to go into default, we'd be in for some of the greatest challenges we've seen in our financial sector. we'd be in very uncharted waters. it -- it -- the uncertainties abound around this. >> right now, though, democrats are on their own to figure out a way to avoid the possible catastrophe that they and others, including janet yellen and other

and the rise ing campaign ads i america reflects that dynamic. there have been five other departures of noble facebook employees over the past several years, warning the platform fails to respond to internal waur warnings and is profiting off hate. there is good reason for all this concern. the 2016 internal facebook presentation obtained by the wall street journal frankly stated that 64% of all extremist group joins are due to our recommendation tools. they knew that neo-nazis and white supremacists were recruiting and organizing on their platform for years. while facebook belatedly took steps to remove holocaust deniers and qanon conspiracy theorists, results have been uneven. now, this wasn't facebook's intention. it was the result of the incentive structure. and the brutal reality that human beings are attracted to conflict and controversy and anger. our algorithms exploit the human brain -- if left unchecked, it warned facebook users would get more and more divisive content in an effort to gain user attention and increase time on the platfor

we are in the midst of a best air show in north america. yesterday we had 1.5 million people on our beach enjoying the air show and we were hoping to have a second day of that as well so you can imagine all of the restaurants and the hotels and everybody that were gearing up for this massive crush of them on the beach so to shut down not just the beaches and the air show was pretty devastating for this community but in the last 18 months i have seen this community rally and come together and despite the challenges we seem to face we come back stronger. so while the beaches are closed the rest of the city is not closed so there's other opportunities to come to huntington beach, explore and enjoy it but for right now we need to keep the shoreline closed to protect everybody's health and safety. >> how can residents there help? >> we are going to be coordinating with different nonprofits. we have already partnered with the surf rider foundation. go to cleanups.surfrider.org and asking for opportunities to help and then partnered with the hunti

helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >> i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline". >> when am i going to get an answer for this? >> a dramatic chapter in a story of two mothers fighting for their sons. >> he knows he heard my sound bad. >> i believe every word my son's heads and i'd still due to this day. >> missing team founded. >> his body was laying in the river clearing. >> we want answers. we want answers. >> was it murder? >> i said who beat my baby? >> or was it something else? >> he got out of the vehicle, swung on me. >> how do you get in a scuffle with somebody and the next thing you know your being charged with murder? >> a trial. >> i slowly watch my son die every day. >> heartbreak. >> nobody wins. >> and a twist that stunned everyone. >> it was the first time i've ever had this happen. we had to >> stop and think whether we heard it right. >> hello and welcome to "dateline". it's been said there is nothing more powerful than a mother's love for her child. and no gre

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