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Your work, for the panels work and for sticking up for yourself, which is not always easy. dr. walensky, i want to take my time to do a little bit of an update on best practices for schools. i know we talk about this a lot here. part of what i think is frustrating for a lot of parents is that the guidance theyre getting from their schools changes. i get it. educators are adjusting to the changes as technology changes. has anything changed since the last time you were here about what you are reco...

>> we absolutely have a propaganda problem and a disinformation problem. but ultimately, i would argue it goes back to same issue. its also media literacy and digital literacy. its about equipping communities and individuals with the tools to recognize that propaganda, to be less persuaded by tactics like scapegoating or fear mongering, to understand and recognize this information, which, by the way, will only get worse when we have more deepfakes. we are going to be entering the moment with tec...

You know, joy, im from west virginia and i grew up there. i know a lot about the politics, a good amount about the politics and the economics of the state. there arent as many coal miners when i was a kid. there were 150,000 in the state. 120,000. unionized, good jobs. now i think there are about 10,000. mining, by the way, the same amount of coal, because of automation and technology in these massive machines they have that cut the tops off muntains so it doesnt really affect as many jobs anymo...

Range _ this was nonsense and saying a whole range of— this was nonsense and saying a whole range of important discussions including — range of important discussions including on procurement and government contracts were being carried _ government contracts were being carried out on whatsapp and that he had screenshots to prove it. he was suggesting — had screenshots to prove it. he was suggesting therefore that downing street— suggesting therefore that downing street should correct the ...

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Before he asked them a single question. and when he finally did -- >> so did you -- do you guys know how she was killed? >> uh, yeah, we do. >> reporter: larry noticed a telling statement. >> thought you were never going to ask. >> well, i didnt want --cause i dont want memories to come back, you know? >> well, thats an interesting statement, "i dont want memories to come back." what memories does he have that he doesnt want to remember? if hes innocent, he has memories of cathy, good times, wha...

Lot. cannot forget all that he knows. so when hes talking, all that information is in -- is in his brain, and it can slip out. >> reporter: another reason to think sam knew much more than he was saying? in his second interview after cathys body was found, police spoke with sam for 90 minutes before he asked them a single question. and when he finally did -- >> so did you -- do you guys know how she was killed? >> uh, yeah, we do. >> reporter: larry noticed a telling statement. >> thought you wer...

>> reporter: people would want those memories to come back. >> yeah. if he had a memory that he killed her, that certainly is a memory he doesnt want to relive. >> reporter: after listening to the interviews time and again, the evidence whisperer had no doubt sam killed cathy. but could the team prove it beyond a reasonable doubt? >> ultimately in cold case murders, time becomes one of our friends, because technology changes. >> reporter: at the time of the murder, dna tests could only be done o...

Friends, because technology changes. >> reporter: at the time of the murder, dna tests could only be done on big samples like blood spatter. but in the years since, analysis became possible for touch-dna, the microscopic calling cards many of us leave behind just by putting our hands on something. if sam and javier did place cathys body in the cars trunk, maybe, thought larry, there would be touch-dna on her clothes. >> search for dna in the areas that might be grabbed. especially areas that mig...

Question. and when he finally did -- >> so did you -- do you guys know how she was killed? >> uh, yeah, we do. >> reporter: larry noticed a telling statement. >> thought you were never going to ask. >> well, i didnt want --cause i dont want memories to come back, you know? >> well, thats an interesting statement, "i dont want memories to come back." what memories does he have that he doesnt want to remember? if hes innocent, he has memories of cathy, good times, what they did. >> reporter: peopl...