but he said, i'm here for the great sheila jackson lee, vote, vote, vote, sheila jackson lee, 50 centsm with her. she got it all on tape. i had the opportunity to serve with sheila jackson lee for 10 years on the house judiciary committee. so i saw firsthand her brilliance, her work ethic, her dedication. we know that sheila jackson lee was a voice for the voiceless, a defender of democracy, a civil rights champion, a legendary legislator and a powerful, profound, principled, progressive public servant. wrapped up in one. sheila jackson lee made a difference over 30 years in the lives of thousands and thousands and thousands of people all across the united states of america. that's your congresswoman. and y'all know sheila jackson lee when she set her mind to something did not take no for an answer. i came to believe that sheila jackson lee was like the michael jordan of the house democratic caucus. you can't stop her. you can only hope to contain her. she always showed up, always stood up, always spoke up for our community. last conversation i had with her in person. she wanted to mak

sheila jackson lee, for you. sheila jackson lee for me. sheila jackson lee for wii.] ladies and gentlemen, one of god's great blessings, pastor donnie mcclurkin. ♪ [applause] we do have another international representative who will make remarks. we will now hear from mohammed choudhry, consulate general of the pakistan embassy. [applause] >> excellencies. clergy members esteemed guests, ladies and gentlemen and family of the congresswoman sheila jackson lee. it's an honor for me to join today to celebrate the life of the congresswoman. who not only in houston or the united states, she rose beyond this border and touched the hearts of the people in pakistan. [applause] please go and ask the poor people of pakistan the way she stood with them during the time of the earthquake in 2005, and 2022, and not only that she went there, and i being personally there i saw the pain on her face. she came back and fought for congressional money for the uplifting of the disaster relief fund for pakistan, for the four people. she had a long association with the people of pakistan and

sheila jackson lee with a changemaker.he worked with all of her heart to lift up the people of her city, of her state, and of our nation. and to honor her memory, let us continue to fight to realize the promise of america. a promise of freedom, opportunity, and justice. not just for some, but for all. [applause] and sheila, we are going to miss you dearly. we will carry your spirit with us every day in all the work that we have ahead. god bless the dear congresswoman, sheila jackson lee. and god bless the united states of america. thank you all. [applause] ♪

lee. he didn't agree with lee's plan, but he did as lee directed both on the second day and on the third day. and he had there was some potential off ramps. john hood proposes a flank attack on second and longstreet could signed off on that as a way of modifying plan. but he doesn't he says to hood no we have to defer to lee so that theme of deference is key in longstreet's own writing that's what he believed he did ultimately. the second important thing to note that at the time but longstreet was not considered by lee by davis by the confederate press by confederate civilians who commented on the battle he was not considered a scapegoat. primary, secondary really. there was again confederates as they looked at this campaign, did two things. they spread the blame. hill stewart lee himself, you know mistakes you can to across the board they also spun the battle every battle got spun in saying, oh, this was a successful raid, not a disastrous, you know, a disaster, an invasion. and then the

but he said, i'm here for the great sheila jackson lee, vote, vote, vote, sheila jackson lee, 50 cents. i'm with her. she got it all on tape. i had the opportunity to serve with sheila jackson lee for 10 years on the house judiciary committee. so i saw firsthand her brilliance, her work ethic, her dedication. we know that sheila jackson lee was a voice for the voiceless, a defender of democracy, a civil rights champion, a legendary legislator and a powerful, profound, principled, progressive public servant. wrapped up in one. sheila jackson lee made a difference over 30 years in the lives of thousands and thousands and thousands of people all across the united states of america. that's your congresswoman. and y'all know sheila jackson lee when she set her mind to something did not take no for an answer. i came to believe that sheila jackson lee was like the michael jordan of the house democratic caucus. you can't stop her. you can only hope to contain her. she always showed up, always stood up, always spoke up for our community. last conversation i had with her in person. she wanted to

sheila jackson lee was a changemaker. she worked with all her heart to lift up the people of her city, of her state, and of our nation and to honor her memory, let us continue to fight to realize the promise of america, a promise of freedom, opportunity, and justice. not just for some, but for all. [applause] in sheila, we are going to miss you dearly. we will carry your spirit with us every day in all the work that we have ahead. god bless the revered congresswoman, sheila jackson lee, and god bless the united states of america. thank you all. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> everyone, please remain seated. please remain seated. thank you. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next up, we head to chicago for the democratic national committee and. watch live beginning monday at, august 19 is a party puts forth their presidential nominee. here democratic leaders talk about the ad

yoke lee. upon hearing this, the captain turned away and allowed yoke lee to return home for a second time. now, during yoke lee's third and final arrest, he and his youngest son, samuel, taken by home guard captain ben and carried to greensboro, guilford county, where they were arraigned an enrolling officer and. when asked by the confederate officer why man who owned slaves did not support the confederacy yoke lee responded that he had lived under the government of the united states and its constitution. government had always protected him in his the disgusted and rolling officer then asked yoke lee. yoke lee and his son yoke lee's son samuel be brought in. but when this was done yoke responded that his son, only 16 years old and, he would spend the last dollar, the last and the last horse before he should him unionists like samuel yoke lee where the worst nightmare of confederate officials response for enforcing the conscription act in north carolina because fought back against the military

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. >> eulogizing the late congresswoman sheila jackson lee and really capturing the spirit of lee indeed calling her a force. and she's someone who's been a fixture on capitol hill as she noted that she'd been elected to about 30 years ago. yeah. >> saying she was a present, she was a force a changemaker. she also said that at times when she was walking through capitol hill she was afraid to run into her because the congresswoman was so forceful in single-minded in her effort to persuade folks to jump on board. the issues that she was working so hard on. a touching moment there from the vice president in dedicating that eulogy for the congresswoman later today, harris is expected to return to washington where the news today is of historic proportions. this prisoner swap between the united states, its partners, and russia, a big moment that harris apparently played a role in as well. let's take you live to houston with cnn's arlette sines and are let this also comes with the backdrop of a presidential campaign. and just 24 hours ago we heard former president donald trump in chicago questi

so you can't replace a congresswoman sheila jackson lee. you can only hope to follow her and carry out her legacy and continue to do the work. >> now back to the weight of this moment, ms. carter. the vice president seldom talks about her race or ethnicity. the history she's already made the history she could make a november. but as you watched her make history thursday night , history that your late mother a trailblazing black woman, did not live to see, what goes through your mind? >> i certainly teared up. i was in the united center. i had to be there for myself, and my mother knowing that my mother always believed that the art bent toward justice and seeing women who have been the backbone of the democratic party rise to be -- she did see her being vice president which made her so proud and the leadership she showed. my mother worked with her. and she always held in her heart that kamala harris would go further. so whether she was there directly in person, i felt her and i felt that she is lifting us up in this moment. unlike michelle o

. >> lee anderson, great to see you.the >> lee anderson, great to see you.upport what you're saying. we've got this polling from we think polling showing that labour is down six points since the election. reform's up five points. the tories becalmed at 20 points. that suggests that that support is leaching from labour towards reform uk. and that must be a worry. it seems. and how is you say you're well received in the pub there? when i was covering the brexit party campaign that nigel farage led in 2019, if a european parliament, he was heckled and booedin parliament, he was heckled and booed in merthyr tydfil, he was told to go, go home, we don't need you here, nigel farage. are you sure that's that's a fair reflection of all people's views of reform uk ? of reform uk? >> i think it is. i think, you know, politics changes very quickly these days. people are fed up. look at the last election, for example. yeah, labour got a massive landslide. but the actual, you know, the amount of people that voted for keir starmer was well down. people are a little bit fed

lee saying the time for a deal is now. >> time is up. close this agreement immediately and we try to rebuild our country. >> reporter: and david, new insight tonight from u.s. officials, who say it can take negotiators weeks to exchange messages with yahya sinwar, the alleged mastermind of the october 7th attack, who is hiding in gaza and has the deciding vote for hamas, and that clearly complicates the talks. david? >> david: tom, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, the urgent manhunt for an escaped killer who broke free from guards near durham, north carolina, and where they think tonight he could now be. here's faith abubey. >> reporter: tonight, after an exhaustive search for that escaped convicted murder in north carolina, authorities say they believe ramone alston has fled the hillsborough area. >> we fell pretty comfortable from a search standpoint that offender alston is not in the immediate vicinity. >> reporter: officials suspending their ground efforts and asking for the public's help. raising the the reward for info

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emails that lee suspected were written by a lawyer.awyer police believe was matthew muller. >> what emerges from the emails is a complex picture of someone who needs attention. who needs to be perceived a certain way. >> the way the writer was outraged when denise was accused of a hoax. when he says, how dare you not believe ms. huskins that she was kidnapped, what he is saying is how dare you not believe that i committed this crime. pulled it off. >> you can't see my handiwork because you lacked talent because the police are failing miserably and they need to recognize how flawed they are and how wonderful i am. >> he's a master criminal. >> is a master criminal and running circles around everyone else. >> maybe he was. remember, the police apparently couldn't believe the elaborate details of the kidnapping. when aaron told them it took so long to call 911 because he was drugged and confined to a square of red tape and monitored by a webcam they didn't buy it. when denise wouldn't get on the plane to talk to vallejo pd, they thought i

. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. i am lee anderson.he reform uk member of for parliament ashfield. and joining me tonight we've got journalist emma woolf and he's back. he's back matthew stadlen. he's a he's a big favourite on this show. i'm a glutton for punishment. i think he's just desperate for the cash mate to be honest with you. he's our left in the corner again this week. but look, we've got a, a home secretary who appears to be coming down tough on illegal immigration. even though the numbers are up, we know they're up and they're going to get higher and higher and higher. and she's stated recently that she's going to deport thousands and thousands of illegal migrants, yet she cannot tell anybody, matthew, where these illegal migrants who come from countries like afghanistan are going to be deported to. are we are we you know, should we be taking it seriously? >> well, you'll be in parliament, no doubt, in six months. time to see whether she has fulfilled her plans and her plans, as i understand them over the next six months, i

plus congresswoman barbara lee visiting her oakland district to talk with those working to try to turn the tide on crime. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> and good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes frustration is building in oakland over public safety with residents scared saying that crime is out of control. and here's another example of why so many people are fed up. surveillance video shows thieves ransacking a dance studio in west oakland called full out studio. it happened saturday night at around 1030. the owner says the burglars damaged the garage door and made off with a cash from the register, as well as employee paychecks. oakland city leaders say that crime rates are actually on the decline, and that community violence prevention groups are making a difference. >> i love the work. i want to be part of the work, and i want to be part of the solution and not just leave my city, you know, and crumble. >> and that was michael from one of the groups called courage. and today, congresswoman barbara lee sat down with those organizations in a special roundtable discussio

arthur caplan and lee harris.ay. josh howie will be joining me in the studio following a theatre counselling of reginald d stay tuned . it's all about israel. good afternoon. if you just tuned in. where have you been? i'm matching. i'm matching the sofa. do i look naked? i'm being silly. 23 minutes after 5:00. this is a gb news live on tv, onune this is a gb news live on tv, online and on digital radio. it's time for this week's difficult conversations . a difficult conversations. a theatre has axed an upcoming performance by a comedian, reginald d hunter, following an incident that saw two israeli audience members reportedly heckled out of his edinburgh fringe show. now, hunter was reported to have made a joke comparing israel to an abusive partner. he was then heard telling two israeli audience members to leave after they heckled him , saying it was not heckled him, saying it was not funny. well, i'm joined now in the studio by comedian and gb news presenter josh howie. news presenterjosh howie. hello. all right

and coming up next on lee anderson's real world.rn the tables on each other, and i'm delighted to say that i get the chance to interview the great man himself, which is something i've genuinely been looking forward to for some time , because i'm to for some time, because i'm genuinely intrigued by reform uk and i'm genuinely intrigued and have been for over half a decade with those tipping point moments in british politics, i. i witnessed blair announce the repeal of clause four. i saw shirley williams and roy jenkins and bill rogers leave the labour party and form the sdp, and i saw the battles between the heathite and the thatcherites in the tory party as well . so are the tory party as well. so are we looking at a similar position? i mean, in a way reform has done better because you have finally won a reasonable number of seats at a general election. do you think that we are currently in a similar era of change, >> i don't, alistair, i think i think things are completely different these days. i think more and more of the spotligh

lee goldberg with us tonight. lee, thank you. >>> we're also learning more at this hour about a united airlines flight from cancun to chicago making an emergency landing in memphis amid extreme turbulence. the plane hit with what the airline describes as a short period of severe turbulence. at least six people hurt, all with minor injuries. one sent to the hospital. paramedics meeting the plane when it landed. 182 people onboard. united says they had put the seat belt sign on before they hit that turbulence. >>> there is news tonight in the fbi investigation into the attempted assassination of donald trump. new images of the shooter's weapon, and tonight, federal investigators revealing that the suspect had looked up both trump and president biden. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: this is the assault-style rifle that the fbi says thomas matthew crooks used to try and kill former president trump in western pennsylvania, in what the bureau is calling a target of opportunity. tonight

lee says his family was never presented the evidence for overturning syed's conviction and not given enough notice to appear in person. >> it's a great decision. >> reporter: david sanford is lee's attorney. >> will appearing in person change the outcome here? >> appearing in court probably won't change any outcome at all but will afford dignity and respect to the victim. what's more important, the victim will have an opportunity to speak in court, and that may change the outcome. >> reporter: erica suter represents syed. >> giving lee and his family justice doesn't mean further harming of lee's family. >> reporter: tonight there is no date for the new hearing. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> and we're back after this break with an nbc news exclusive. the new warning about how americans are being scammed out of millions of dollars using a certain type of atm. stay with us. but then i thos weak bones might keep us stuck on the couch. no way. (♪♪) if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can do more than just slow bone loss. you can build new bone in

ramsdale is in lee carsley�*s first england squad.eague fixtures against the republic of ireland and finland next month. the interim manager has also called up four uncapped players, but kieran trippier�*s ruled himself out, a regular during gareth southgate�*s eight years in charge, the newcastle defender has today retired from international football. our senior football news reporter alex howell was at today's squad announcement. lee carsley named his first england squad since he has been named england interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also five played under him when he was england u2i manager. this was the team that won the european championship in georgia last summer. he also made some big calls, leaving out manchester city defender kyle walker and bringing back in harry maguire. he has made clear he wants to leave his own impression on this group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority of them, whether when i was assisting the 21s before or currently. i think it was important to

ktvu henry lee has the story. >> i just don't understand.he path that you really want to go down and spend this much time and effort for $461. >> disbelief and anger. after the city of oakland asked the widow of slain officer twan lay to pay back money that he had allegedly been overpaid because of the city's ransomware attack. the city threatened in a letter to leon sarah fung's pension and death benefits if the money wasn't returned. that's according to sergeant hui nguyen, president of the oakland police officers union. >> the decision making to sent this letter is extremely ridiculous and inhumane. you don't do this to anybody, especially to a widow of a murdered police officer. >> lay was shot and killed early the morning of december 29th while responding to a burglary at a cannabis business along oakland's embarcadero. he was working undercover and in plain clothes, driving an unmarked truck. >> and now to get attacked like this by the city attorney's office. the city of oakland on such a small amount of $461. >> winn says rather than

plus the one and only suni lee.ive in paris previewing the busy weekend on tap for the olympics. this is today in the bay it has been so much fun to watch. more to come as well. good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia and i'm marcus washington. let's get you caught up with that gold forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall of course. been monitoring that. oh my gosh, that that's gold right there. absolutely. i mean, this is beautiful. and i'm picking this shot not only because it looks amazing but also it shows you what's happening above the marine layer above san francisco. so we see the low clouds and fog, but up above that we are getting some tropical moisture coming in those high clouds. and once the low clouds clear out, that's what we'll see today. partly cloudy as we go into this afternoon. in fact, clouds will be increasing today. and then for the weekend, these warm temperatures in the inland valleys will stick around ahead. there won't be a much of a change in our pattern. so a

cheryl: mike lee what do you make of numbers.e to 2% annualized rate is the number that you want to hear from the fed. so in that standpoint with inflation slowing down, are the rate of change goods much more expensive than a few years ago, but this rate of change is where fed -- needs it when you have deterioration in labor market all sides flashing go for fed to start their reiterate cutting cycle vindicates jerome paul's pivot to dovish. cheryl: that quarter point pretty baked in we will see how markets move the rest of the away peter najarian thank you for being here. >> the piece of this i find interesting talking about job multiple guests on this week say they are concerned about the employment report that we're getting next friday, then if we can, if initial claims start to get in 260,000 range, that is going to be the real red flag, the flashing point the fed will act on. the problem is brings back talk of a recession. all of this in election year adding another layer of icing on cupcake i landed over. michael lee: i woul

now let's talk about suni lee. can't leave her out. cheerleader and chief to biles and bronze medalist in this all around lee, who took gold in tokyo, also making history in paris. she is now the first female all around winner to earn back to back individual all around medals since nadia comaneci. now you have to be pretty old to remember who she is. we're talking the 1976 and 80. and let's not forget that suni lee did this while battling kidney disease. this one feels even better than the last. i'm a lot more matured, so i know exactly what my body is capable of mentally and physically. so to just go out there and achieve that goal, it meant the world to me. it felt absolutely incredible. i mean, to just be back out here is such an amazing accomplishment. so to have this medal around my neck means so much to me. now, this isn't the last we're going to see of simone and suni. they're going to be back this weekend. individual event finals. let's take it to the pool. katie ledecky proving that she really is the goat when it comes to swim

russian relations, which of course remains credibly tense mj lee live from the white house. >> thank you so much. and we want to share with you a photo just in a new photo showing whalen gershkovich and kurmasheva on the plane bringing them back to the united states. all smiles on what is a historic and emotional day for these folks and their families? actually want. to discuss with someone who's had a personal stake in evan gershkovich being held in russia, and that is almar latour, the ceo of dow jones, and the publisher of the wall street journal. thank you so much for being with us first just what's going through your mind right now, especially seeing pictures like that of evan smiling and on his way back home well, it's a joyous day, not just for me, but obviously for evan, for his family for his newsroom family, for colleagues at the wall street journal on dow jones and i would say also for the community the off news media around the world, we've all worked toward this day four so long, each in our own way and it's wonderful to see it come together like this. >> today's it is a

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all of robert lee's ancestors bought and sold people. my grandfather's father was a slave and was considered one of robert lee's possessions. you know, we blacks built this country with our own blood and blood and nothing in return... who led the federal army in the american civil war . i was proud of this great ancestor until i found out that this person was fighting to support slavery. in 2017 , there were protests in the city of shrewsfield in our state, which shocked everyone . in this condition , there was a quarter named my ancestor robert ely, whose name was changed at the request of the city council, and the statue of my ancestor was decided to be from there. be removed, but hundreds of people who believe that white people are the superior race started demonstrations and opposed this action . these events made me understand for the first time who my ancestors who were slave owners are . now i want to know why people and fellow citizens i in virginia they have nothing in common regarding the confederate state monuments and monumen

. >> i'm greg lee and i'm heather holmes. tonight, a landmark deal coming to an end with three americans reuniting with their families. >> fox's chanley painter has more now on the moment those americans touched down at joint base andrews just hours ago, home and free at last. >> wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich, former us marine paul whelan and russian american journalist alsu khrushcheva arriving in the united states thursday after being released from russia. the former detainees landing at joint base andrews in maryland to a warm welcome by president joe biden, vice president kamala harris and their family members. the three are expected to head to a medical center in san antonio, texas, where their conditions will be evaluated. russian authorities arrested, convicted them in sham trial. their return is part of the largest prisoner exchange between the u.s. and moscow in post-soviet history. the deal required cooperation from a number of other nations, ultimately resulting in two dozen people being freed. 16 o

ktvu is henry lee has the story. >> i just don't understand.s is the path that you really want to go dow and spend this much time and effort for $461. >> disbelief and anger. after the city of oakland asked the widow of slain officer twan lay to pay back money that he had allegedly been overpaid because of the city's ransomware attack. the city threatened in a letter to lean sarah fung's pension and death benefits if the money wasn't returned. that's according to sergeant hui nguyen, president of the oakland police officers union. >> the decision making to sent this letter is extremely ridiculous and inhumane. you don't do this to anybody, especially to a widow of a murdered police officer. >> lay was shot and killed early the morning of december 29th while responding to a burglary at a cannabis business, along oakland's embarcadero. he was working undercover and in plainclothes, driving an unmarked truck. >> and now to get attacked like this by the city attorney's office. the city of oakland on such a small amount of $461, wynn says, rather th

lee says his family was never presented the evidence for overturning syed's conviction and not given enough notice to appear in person. >> it's a great decision. >> reporter: david sanford is lee's attorney. >> will appearing in person change the outcome here? >> appearing in court probably won't change any outcome at all, but it will afford dignity and respect to the victim. what's more important is that the victim will have an opportunity to speak in court, and that may change the outcome. >> reporter: erica suter represents syed. >> giving hae min lee's family justice doesn't mean further harming of lee's family. >> reporter: tonight there is no date for the new hearing. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> and we're back after this break with an nbc news exclusive. the new warning about how americans are being scammed out of millions of dollars using a certain type of atm. stay with us. but then i thous weak bones might keep us stuck on the couch. no way. (♪♪) if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can do more than just slow bone loss. you can buil

greg lee, thanks so much for that report. well, former first lady michelle obama was now added to the list of speakers at the dnc this week. president biden is scheduled to address the convention tonight. as we've said, and vice president harris will also be in attendance for that. former president barack obama is set to take the stage on tuesday. former president bill clinton will be there on wednesday before vice presidential nominee tim walz will close with a speech. and then on thursday, vice president kamala harris will take the stage to accept her party's nomination for president. and many protest groups are gathered outside of the united center in chicago. this afternoon, several activists did break through a fence that was set up outside of that facility. a second fence was set up in front of dozens of officers, and activists banged on that fence before officers yelled at them to not touch it and stay with ktvu for our coverage of the democratic national convention. our own greg lee will have reports live from chicago

lee is going to comment also. ms. lee: i will add to that. to this point we have heard from a number of federal agencies, from secret service. we've been in contact with the f.b.i. we had a briefing with the f.b.i. and more than that, we also have heard and have had an opportunity to interview many of the men and women from state and local law enforcement who are a critical part of the security procedure on that day. we've also reached out to and will continue to hear from the men and women who attended the rally, because their observations, what they saw and heard and things in some cases they recorded on their phones are all part of developing the full fact picture of what happened that day. it is very important, also, to note because we are taking over the investigations that, of course, as soon as this happened, immediately, congress sprang to action. a number of committees within congress that touch jurisdiction here started their own investigations. we consolidated that into one place with members from those committees represented on th

a huge problem for robert e lee, to replace the numbers. for unionists and disaffected elements, confederate partisan rangers gave them one more reason to resist the confederacy in whatever way they could. self constituted bands were the most widespread. important form of irregular war that involved these populations. most of these armed groups included a variety of political dissidents because they could not escape the state to u.s. army lines or chose not to because they believed they could resist the effort from their homes while protecting vulnerable family members and property. after april 18, '62 the conflict resulted in many counties collapsing into anarchy and as the victories on the battlefield fell, thousands of deserters added their arms to the peoples more. confederates were raging a vigorous counter regular war designed on full confederate rule and placed civilians in the middle collapsing any need to just tension between a peaceful homefront and the conventional battlefield. that dynamic of homefront and battlefield doesn't wo

>> welcome to lee anderson's real world. and tonight i'm joined by matthew stadler and political commentator, the former ukip leader henry bolton. broadcaster and journalist alastair stewart, and tiktok sensation jessie lefteri. but first, let's go to the . news. first, let's go to the. news. >> very good evening to you. back to lee in just a few minutes. first, though, a look at the headlines tonight and the top story hannah lynch, the final missing passenger to be recovered from a sunken superyacht , is being described superyacht, is being described tonight as cheeky, endlessly caring and unintentionally hilarious. her sister has paid tribute to her after a body believed to be that of the 18 year old daughter of tech tycoon mike lynch, was brought to shore. family have also released this photograph of mr lynch and his daughter. it comes as six bodies have been found in the search of the wreckage, taking the total number of confirmed people to have died to seven. the energy secretary has admitted the price cap rise will be

thanks to playing lee in the series, we've become friends.ly, because i played you in the drama series, i know your story, and you were completely innocent. yeah. what i wanted to ask, cos, obviously, people who've seen the drama know that, is how...how did that affect your family? just pulled everyone apart, really. you become very focused on the small group — being my two children, my wife and myself. um... you just try to survive. you probably bury it a little bit. you try to protect the kids more than anything. yeah. as i learned playing lee as a character, he couldn't protect himself or his family and, in 2007, he found himself in court. the claimant is entitled - to their costs in the case and, accordingly, mr castleton is ordered to pay all- post office limited's costs . in the total sum of £321,000. so, do you still feel that burning anger to the post office? i do have an anger, um, in me, but it's not like that, because i think it's been so long, i just want to... i don't want to be the person that suffers for the rest of my life. i

people see that i mean, lee, do you think that i mean, lee, do you think that keir starmer should try differentiate the sort of racist actions of a small minority of people with other people who might turn up to a protest about illegal migration, or do you see them all as being the same thing? >> well, i don't think it's just about keir starmer. i think the extent to which the sort of ruling elite and the commentariat have sort of closed ranks around this issue and done exactly what you're, you're talking about is that they don't want to solve the underlying issues or they find it too sensitive to talk about the underlying issues , where these underlying issues, where these riots are just the tip of the iceberg. it seems cowardly. well, it's you can understand the reaction against the unrest because it was quite shocking. and clearly, you know, i would say there's three different kinds of groups of people that were involved in the unrest. protests slash riots. right? so there were undoubtedly far right agitators who were stirring up trouble. and these people involved, you know, some o

we win, called it inhumane bureaucracy and mistreatment of lee's widow. he claims the city was trying to use her death benefits from his passing as a way to get the money back. >> city attorney's office reaching out to our executive director, asking about insurance policies and other benefits to pay $461. like, do you really want to waste this much effort and energy into this? >> we reached out to the city and they said the ransomware attack in february of last year caused an issue to their payroll system. they said more than 120 city employees were overpaid during the attack, and that officer lee was one of them. the city worked to get some of that money back. gwen wrote a check from the union to the city to cover the expense. >> i don't think anybody in our in our society would go after a victim of a murder. uh- family member for $461. uh. to me, that's just not right in any shape or form. >> now, oakland is forgiving the debt. in a statement, they said the authority to waive the city's process and waive an overpayment of this nature rests with the city