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david johnson, iconic san francisco refound photographer and civil rights advocate passed away on may 1, 2024 in his home in marin county, david johnson was 97 years old, recognized as one of the most important photographers to document the joys squ struggles of decades of san francisco's story, history, focusing his camera on everyday life with special emphasis on the black community. david lee micener passed away peacefully on april 21, 2024. david extensive musical career included roles as a choral conducter, music director, opera and musical performer, tenor soloist and choral artist. he worked also as a certified piano technician and was known for his volunteer work with the aids ministries and reconciling ministries. dorian mcgee known as duran da da passed away on january 159ing at the age of 59, a cherished berkeley artist with muirals and digital arts celebrated black culture and heritage reflected his lifelong commitment to amplifying voices. hairy parker, who's visionary transformed the landscape passed away on january 13th at the age of 84. left behind enduring culture, su

new shows with larry david, magic johnson, cyndi lauper, jo koy, abby elliot.e president kamala harris will be here tomorrow night, and we will hear music from doechii with jt and feist. so please join us for every second of that. our first guests tonight are comedy legends. their parents were comedy legends. it is likely that their children, grandchildren and pets will be comedy legends too. their documentary already las vegas story is called "albert brooks: defending my life." it is streaming now on max. please welcome albert brooks and rob reiner. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, first of all, it is a great honor to have you both here. i believe that, yes. >> you know, my grandchildren will be successful. >> jimmy: they will. >> thank you for telling me. >> jimmy: they got it in them. i just know it. you guys, i really felt like i knew a lot about both of you, really, because i'd been a fan for a very long time. but i learned a lot from the documentary. i think a lot of people learned a lot from the documentary. i knew you guys were friends since

, magic johnson, cyndi lauper, jo koy, ms.lliot, albert brooks, rob reiner. vice president kamala harris will be here. we'll have music from doechii, jt, feist and gaby moreno. so join us for all that. our first guest is a hugely talented person with five emmys and a closetful of award-winning wigs to prove it. her latest project is called "loot." you can watch it on apple tv plus. please welcome maya rudolph. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i hope it wasn't too much, maya. you know, sometimes people come out here, then they're from a different country, they expect -- >> i went for the double kiss. >> jimmy: i thought i initiated it. >> of course, we're from l.a. >> jimmy: i thought, oh-oh, maybe i kissed too many time. >> i love a double kiss. >> jimmy: thank you, i enjoy the it as well. do you remember where you were on the day you heard that donald trump had been convicted -- [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- of 34 felonies? >> don't we all? >> jimmy: i remember vaguely. >> i will tell you where i was. and this sounds

i'm whit johnson in for david. several developing headlines as we come on the air. reaction after the supreme court overturned the ban on gun bump stocks. and word of a terrifying plunge on a southwest flight over the ocean off hawaii. >>> we begin tonight with dangerous storms striking new york and new jersey at this hour. more than 50 million people on alert along the i-95 corridor. baltimore, philadelphia, new york up to new england, all in the path. treacherous driving on route 128 in westin, massachusetts. and in south florida, after days of torrential rain, millions are bracing for another hit. this family in miami-dade county one of many rescued from flooded homes. in north miami, the water is still knee-high, the streets full of cars abandoned where they stalled. we'll time this all out with the forecast in just a moment. first, abc's victor oquendo leads us off in florida again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, powerful thunderstorms and high winds targeting millions from d.c. to new york to boston. dangerous driving conditions right in the middle of the eveni

i'm whit johnson in for david. several developing stories as we come on tonight. the dangerous he'd spreading coast coast. the major supreme court ruling on domestic abusers and guns. >>> first that breaking news from arkansas. a deadly mass shooting at a supermarket in foredice. three killed, ten wounded, including two police officers. we're getting the first images from the chaotic scene at the mat butcher supermarket. police and emergency vehicles flooding the area. witnesses in the small town describing the sound of gunfire as shoppers were gunned down. some of the injured are in critical condition. tonight, police say it was the work of a lone gunman. officers confronting him, injuring him, but he survived. abc's chief justice correspondent, pierre thomas, leading us off with new details just coming in. >> reporter: a mass shooting today at a grocery store in southern arkansas. shocking the small moving bodies and souls. >> we are live at mad butcher in foredice, and there is a shooting going on. >> reporter: listen to the sound of gunfire as the nightmare un

i'm whit johnson in for david. >>> and we begin tonight with the race for the white house in the wake of that first presidential debate. president joe biden's poor performance, halting and stumbling at times. and former president donald trump's repeated false statements. the two men frosty with one another from the start. no audience in the room to break the tension. today, a very different joe biden showed up at a campaign rally in north carolina, acknowledging his age but in a fired-up defense, insisting he can do this job. at his own rally in virginia today, donald trump doubling down on his attacks, taking a victory lap. tonight, in public, democrats are rallying behind the president. but in private, there are major questions and concerns about whether their candidate is up for the job. abc's rachel scott leads us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, before a cheering crowd in north carolina, president biden acknowledging his shaky performance on the debate stage but vowing to press on in his campaign. >> i don't walk as easy as i used to. i don't speak as smoothly as i used to. i d

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i'm whit johnson in for david. we begin with the race for the white house in the wake of that first presidential debate. president joe biden's poor performance halting and stumbling at times. and former president donald trump's repeated false statements. the two men frosty with one another from the start. no audience in the room to break the tension. today, a very different joe biden showed up at a campaign rally in north carolina, acknowledging his age but in a fired-up defense, insisting he can do this job. at his own rally in virginia today, donald trump doubling down on his attacks, taking a victory lap. tonight, in public, democrats are rallying behind the president. but in private, there are major questions and concerns about whether their candidate is up for the job. abc's rachel scott leads us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, before a cheering crowd in north carolina, president biden acknowledging his shaky performance on the debate stage but vowing to press on in his campaign. >> i don't walk as easy as

robinson and magic johnson and they just said well, it will be good development.hink she is top 12 pros. >> lawrence: great for the game and viewership. she is a great player. when it comes to making the team i think they made the right decision and she was graceful as well. >> ainsley: very graceful and humble. she will probably make the olympic team. she seems to be great in the wnba. she was number one coming out of college. but there are a lot of people that have been in the wnba that have worked just as hard if not harder because they have been in the wnba longer that deserve that chance, too. look, it's all about winning the gold medal for america. who are the best players? >> steve: i did see the list. brittney griner, who has been in the news a lot in the last year will be on the team. do you know who i feel sorry for? nbc is desperate to get people to watch the olympics that start shortly in france. and had she been on due for the olympics. >> lawrence: that's where the criticism if you select her just for the pr. >> brian: is she targeted enough? >> lawr

david: let me ask you, what's next for sheila johnson? are you going to run for office? you going to become a cabinet officer? an ambassador? anything? sheila: [sighs] i don't know. i'm just going to continue to focus on my company and try to help encourage so many women, and especially young women out there, to really find themselves. i want to read something to you, to the audience. david: ok. sheila: 16.5 years ago -- it is really now 17 -- had passed since my divorce from bob. exactly half the time we had been together, i was finally free. if i could go back in time and talk to my younger self, i would tell her this: trust your instincts. get to know who you are before you give yourself to someone else. believe that you can find happiness and that you deserve it. you're going to be ok. ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “pri

david: let me ask you, what is next for sheila johnson? are you going to run for office?ou going to become a cabinet officer? an ambassador? anything? sheila: [sighs] i don't know, i'm just going to continue to focus on my company and try to help encourage so many women, especially young women, to really find themselves. i want to read something to you, to the audience. 16 and a half years ago, -- it is really now 17 -- had passed since my divorce from bob. exactly half the time we had been together, i was finally free. if i could go back in time and talk to my younger self, i would tell her this, trust your instincts, get to know who you are before you give yourself to someone else. believe that you can find happiness and that you deserve it. you're going to be ok. ♪ ♪ ahhh >> south africa is the world's most unequal society. >> around the settlement do

david: let me ask you, what is next for sheila johnson? are you going to run for office? you going to become a cabinet officer? an ambassador? anything? sheila: [sighs] i don't know, i'm just going to continue to focus on my company and try to help encourage so many women, and especially young women, to really find themselves. i want to read something to you, to the audience. 16 and a half years ago, -- it is really now 17 -- had passed since my divorce from bob. exactly half the time we had been together, i was finally free. if i could go back in time and talk to my younger self, i would tell her this. trust your instincts, get to know who you are before you give yourself to someone else. believe that you can find happiness and that you deserve it. you're going to be ok. ♪

david: let me ask you, what is next for sheila johnson? are you going to run for office? a cabinet officer? an ambassador? anything? sheila: [sighs] i don't know, i'm just going to continue to focus on my company and try to help encourage so many women, especially young women, to really find themselves. i want to read something to you, to the audience. 16 and a half years ago, -- it is really now 17 -- had passed since my divorce from bob. exactly half the time we had been together, i was finally free. if i could go back in time and talk to my younger self, i would tell her this, trust your instincts, get to know who you are before you give yourself to someone else. believe that you can find happiness and that you deserve it. you're going to be ok. ♪ people couldn't see my potential. so i had to show them. i've run this place for 20 years, but i still need to prove that i'm more than what you see on paper. today i'm the ceo of my own company. it's the way my mind works. i have a very mechanical brain. why are we not rethinking this? i am more... i'm more than who i am on

david: let me ask you, what is next for sheila johnson? are you going to run for office?e you going to become a cabinet officer? an ambassador? anything? sheila: [sighs] i don't know, i'm just going to continue to focus on my company and try to help encourage so many women, and especially young women out there, to really find themselves. i want to read something to you, to the audience. 16 and a half years ago -- it is really now 17 -- had passed since my divorce from bob. exactly half the time we had been together, i was finally free. if i could go back in time and talk to my younger self, i would tell her this. trust your instincts. get to know who you are before you give yourself to someone else. believe that you can find happiness and that you deserve it. you're going to be ok. ♪ life's daily battles are not meant to be fought alone. - we're not powerless. so long as we don't lose sight of what's important. don't be afraid to seize that moment to talk to your friends. - cloud, you okay? because checking in on a friend can create a safe space. - the first step on our n

david: let me ask you, what is next for sheila johnson? are you going to run for office? you going to become a cabinet officer? an ambassador? anything? sheila: [sighs] i don't know. i'm just going to continue to focus on my company and try to help encourage so many women, especially young women, to really find themselves. i want to read something to you, to the audience. 16 and a half years ago -- it is really now 17 -- had passed since my divorce from bob. exactly half the time we had been together, i was finally free. if i could go back in time and talk to my younger self, i would tell her this; trust your instincts, get to know who you are before you give yourself to someone else. believe that you can find happiness and that you deserve it. you're going to be ok. ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commer

do think speaker johnson, tim scott, congressman jordan, all the other electrode republicans who rushed condemn the verdict would have opposed prosecuting for example, barak obama if he'd falsified business records to cover up a hush money payment or they were all the ones chanting lock hillary clinton well, no, i know this the alvin bragg case that's a really bad precedent because to your point, what what if this happened exactly in a in a texas courtroom with a texas a really read district attorney. >> this this opens a pandora's box in the future, which i'm afraid that you're going to find some crazy person is going to pursue alvin bragg campaigned on you. no one's going to be able to have sex with a porn star and then pay somebody cover it up. now about this case is about this case is about how you file something to your checkbook. this is not about all those other things that may be the flashy, sexy stuff. but that this is about documents. this is a really boring case and it's hard and the american people i think kind of shrugged their shoulders by next week, this will be cut off t

do think speaker johnson, tim scott, congressman jordan, all the other electrode republicans who rushed, condemned the verdict would have opposed prosecuting for example, brock obama, feed falsified business records to cover up a hush money payment, or they were all the ones chanting lock hillary clinton well, no, i know this alvin bragg case that's a really bad precedent because to your point, what what if this happened exactly in a an texas courtroom with a texas a really read district attorney. >> this this opens a pandora's box who george, i'm afraid that you're going to find some crazy person is going to pursue alvin bragg campaigned on you. no one's going to be able to have sex with a porn star and then pay somebody to cover get up about this case is about this case is about how your file something to your checkbook. >> this is not about all these other things that may be the flashy, sexy stuff. but that this is about documents the really boring case at its heart. and the american people i think kind of shrugged their shoulders by next week, this will be cut off the front pages un

, theresa may, they went up under david cameron.ive prime minister is for 40 years long before covid, long before strikes, have put nhs waiting lists up. p.m. sunak: the nhs is undeniably been under pressure for a while, that was exacerbated by the pandemic. most reasonable people can see that. but this election is about the future, where we go from here. we are investing record sums in the nhs, training more doctors and nurses, doing things innovatively, expanding the range of services that people can go and see their pharmacist for. i'm the son of a pharmacist and gp, so something i grew up with. we are saying if you have a sore throat or your infection now, you don't need that gp appointment, you can go straight to your pharmacist and get the medicines you need. that is an example of making care faster for people and it will make a difference. it will take time to recover from the pandemic but we are on the right track. nick: when people look at that record, they think it is all right for conservative leaders? what they can do is

do you think speaker johnson, tim scott, congressman jordan, all the other electrode republicans who rushed condemned the verdict would have opposed prosecuting. for example, brock obama, feed falsified business records to cover up a hush money payment hey man or they were all the ones chanting lock hillary clinton well, no, i know this, this this alvin bragg case that's really bad precedent because to your point, what what if this happened exactly in a in a texas courtroom with a texas a really read district attorney. this opens a pandora's box in the future, which i'm afraid aid that you're going to find some crazy person is going to pursue alvin bragg campaigned on you. no one's going to be able to have sex with a porn star. and then pay somebody to cover it up about this case is about this case is about how you file something to your checkbook. >> this is not about all those other things that may be the flashy, sexy stuff this is about documents. this is a really boring case at its heart and the american people i think kind of shrug their shoulders by next week, this will be cut

. >> despite the fact that crooked joe biden some of the entire week at camp david resting, working, studying. he started very hard. he studied so hard he didn't know what the hell he was doing. >> reporter: the republican house speaker mike johnson argued biden should be removed from office. >> under the constitution of course it's the cabinet that makes that decision. i would. i would ask the cabinet members to search our hearts. >> reporter: we asked voters around the country with a thought. >> is not the perfect candidate but trump is a convicted criminal. >> i'm not going to give up on him. i'm going to give them a chance. >> democrats should wake up today with a plan b. that's what i believe. i really don't think he should be a candidate. >> reporter: the biden team contains the president faltered last night but they insist that trump did himself no favors either. they say there are no conversations here at the white house or at the campaign about biden bowing out, and they say he has every intention, margaret, of appearing at the second and final presidential

was he right to, you know, pipe up on this , david know, pipe up on this, david said. know, pipe up on this, david said. boris johnson blamed the eu for putin's attack on ukraine and was branded a putin apologist. now he has the audacity to attack nigel farage, whereas nathaniel says i cannot vote for a man who, however unintentionally, has given putin a ray of hope. the west must present a united front on this issue . but ox says of course the issue. but ox says of course the west had a hand in the ukrainian war starting. the elected president of ukraine was removed in a coup and he goes on. so lots of mixed, mixed opinions on this one. >> i'd say it's interesting to hear what benedict spence had to say a little bit earlier on the show, where he was saying almost it's irrespective the, the, the policy ins and outs here, the politics is perhaps that a general election campaign a week and a half before the vote is not the time to sort of argue about the causes of a war or otherwise. he gave the analogy that in 1939 was any politician talking about the treaty of versaill

david mr. speaker, you've been saying two-tier system of justice for some time. here's the president sayyed being convicted on three counts as that undercut your it doesn't every case is different and clearly the evidence is overwhelming here i don't think that's the case and the trump trials and all the charges because it had been brought against that have been obviously brought for political purposes. a hunter biden is a separate instance okay. >> but david, is that really i mean, it does undercut the claims that it's a two tiered system what it does, it look, everyone's saying, look, two things can be true here, right? >> people are saying, oh, this wouldn't have been brought if hunter biden wasn't joe biden? in sun, but yet nobody is saying that same thing, right? except maybe for fareed zakaria, that nobody would have brought the case against donald trump if you weren't his name work donald trump so possibly both those things are true in this and these both cases, and i think that's what's getting republicans goats here. >> andrew mccabe, can i just get your

and the election neither david cameron nor boris johnson are standing.ds, very, very narrow roads. in fact, the bus is now reversing because we're stuck between some very narrow, field, hedges. not sure if you can see us going backwards at the moment, we'll lose forget any metaphors from that. but the tory campaign. but in many ways, we spoke earlier to rishi sunak about the issue of boris johnson and whether he needs to play a bigger role in the in the campaign. and here's what he had to say. >> i don't think it's that. chris. chris, let's move on, we've we hear all the time about political u—turns . chris hoke, political u—turns. chris hoke, we just saw the tory battlebus perform on. >> that's right. all the time. yes. i mean , exactly the issue yes. i mean, exactly the issue here then, with a very, very narrow road and it's difficult for, for mr sunak. earlier he was here feeding some sheep which chose not to be fed by him. i think he felt he thought they were expecting to be sheared by him rather than fed, but the sheep ran away. so on the road with

work for me at the foreign office advising boris johnson.l chancellor, i love him. the idea i put him in charge of a serious negotiation. no, thanks. so we are we are we are. and, you know, every economic indicator says that it's not working. well, i mean, all i said in my book, we're a big, mature g7 economy. we're not going to collapse overnight. that's just childish nonsense . but we just childish nonsense. but we just will gradually get a bit weaker , will gradually get a bit weaker, a bit poorer cities will get more run down the investment will stop, will not come in as fast as once it did . and that fast as once it did. and that has happened. i mean, the london stock exchange is now shadow of what it was. that's just one tiny little economic example . tiny little economic example. >> well henry bolton i mean brexit has been done as it says there on the on the huge machine get brexit done. it has been done. but has it been done in the way it should have. has it been a successful brexit. >> oh that's two different questions there. and go

the fact of the leader's indictments. >> david, you know, we are often trying to parse what effect this will have on the election and people's thinking but there was something that caught our eye in which you wrote this was the first experiment it united states has ever had in trying to try a former president for a crime though it will probably not be the last. you mean something interesting by that. tell me what you are thinking? >> i mean simply the fact of this trial is really a vote for democracy and for rule of law. even if trump had been found not guilty, we would have had to go through these rituals he found demeaning. i wish more people had seen. when i see these republicans being it a kangaroo court are saying it is all political prosecution, it tells me they did not sit and listen to the evidence and watch as trump's lawyers were unable to challenge stores, challenge evidence, to call their own witnesses. this is the way the thjustice system works in looking at it from that perspective, it was really an uplifting thing at thit an american. i am really sad to see all these misr

, the david cameron's of the world. >> however, even on top of that , >> however, even on top of thathas a socioeconomic background. >> this is across the parties that you know is higher than the majority of working class people in britain , and therefore in britain, and therefore they're out of touch. >> and the real danger with this is that they are it's the house of commons. >> remember that they're meant to be representative of people and normal people, and they need to understand day to day struggles. and it's people like angela rayner who have a similar background to myself, who will be able to do that more than anyone. >> oh, come on, listen. all right. bridget phillipson . yeah. right. bridget phillipson. yeah. do you know what university she went to ? went to? >> i don't know where bridget went, but i know oxford from sunderland oxford oxford university. >> is she the wrong kind of person . yeah okay. but i don't person. yeah okay. but i don't think she had a private school. no. she went to hertford college. yeah. >> yeah, she went to hertford college. i think she got in ther

david i think you should take a cognitive tests like i did. i took a cognitive test nih dot ronnie dr. ronny johnson. has everyone know ronnie johnson, congressmen from texas? he was the white house dr and he said i was the healthiest president he feels in history. so i liked him very much. >> okay, that's just one example. let me just play a few more and give you both a chance to respond. here's trump did. you just see maduro venezuela it's unbelievable. >> we are a nation that just recently heard that saudi arabia and russia we'll repeat will be reducing is a man viktor orban did anyone ever hear of him is probably one of the strongest leaders anywhere in the world and he is the leader of, right. >> he's the leader of a turkey. >> nikki haley you know, they do you know they destroyed all of the intravasate, all of the evidence, everything deleted a destroyed all of it. all of it because of lots of things like nikki haley is in charge of security obviously, my now nancy pelosi there and viktor orban, of course, is the leader of hungry. so dav

we're back with david jolly and charlie sykes.- mike johnson is sort of an amazing maga underworld, underbelly figure. talk about the series of choice he's making around steve bannon. >> well, it's the same series of choices he's made around what he's willing to do for donald trump, what he's willing to say, how he's willing to have the house of representatives turned into an instrument of the obstruction of justice. it's bizarre and i'm sorry to repeat the phrase, it is not normal for congressional leaders faced with serious issues to spend, you know, this much time trying to keep somebody like steve bannon out of jail. but it is an indication of what the congressional republican party the, and what they feel they need to do to, you know, to throw sops to both donald trump and the maga world. and it's an indication of what you would get if there was a trump 2.0 presidency. if anyone thinks that would be any resistance on the part of congressional leaders to the worst abuses of the trump administration, look at the way they're beh

and david adds this i'm 100% with nigel. borisjohnson in and david adds this i'm 100% with nigel.iar and a con man. he's ever done anything of what he promises on brexit. why, oh why are you getting involved? an astonishing set of emails. there and it's got to be said that there aren't many people out there who are supporting bofis out there who are supporting boris johnson on this. if you do , please get in touch. gbnews.com/yoursay kwasi. now moving on. there are only ten days to go until the general election, but some parties are still launching their manifestos and that's what the democratic unionist party did today. and we cross live now to belfast and speak to our northern ireland reporter, dougie beattie. dougie, welcome to the show. so bnng dougie, welcome to the show. so bring us up to speed. the dup have brought their manifesto out. what's in it? >> well there was quite a lot in it to be honest. but they launched this morning at danny blanchflower stadium , trying to blanchflower stadium, trying to put a bit of fizz into what has otherwise been a very flat election for ev

to just the johnson seem to be be, this will take a long time. and i think this is a long road ahead. and it was only just some sort of a positive in the kitchen and you get the wine to day is that in between, the grand did not get a score, did not get weapons or wrong. and the us here is fighting a water which they're reading, know they're moving toward the west and the big. they are no depth chart, almost 18 to 20 percent of the on the bus and trying to come to work a lot of game i support this is are the wanted to was you and just wanted to you when you get in to me, looks to be on a blackboard and you can talk to is of joining the near to, to see me. it looks to be very less me. thank you very much for speaking to us today. we've been talking to major general as we need to most the last 4 my head of the territory alone in india. thank you for your time. i think the pack is done has blogs to the us of where it's cool to investigations of ferentz claims of the country's february general elections. washington lawmakers passed a resolution on tue

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david i think you should take a cognitive tests like i did. i took a cognitive test, and dark ronnie dr. ronny, john does everyone know ronnie johnson, congressmen from taxes? he was the white house doctor and he said i was the healthiest president. he feels that history, so i liked him very much okay. >> that's just one example. let me just play a few more and give you both a chance to respond. here's trump did you just see maduro venezuela it's unbelievable. we're a nation that just recently heard that it's saudi arabia and russia will repeat will be reducing is a man, viktor orban, did anyone ever hear of him respond? probably like one of the strongest leaders anywhere in the world and he is the leader of right. he's the leader of turkey. nikki haley. you know, they do you know they destroyed all of the information, all of the evidence, everything deleted a destroyed all of it all of it because of lots of things like nikki haley is in charge of security obviously, men are nancy pelosi there and viktor orban, of course, is the leader of hung

it could be somebody, you know, we know boris johnson had eddie lister, we know david cameron was veryis wife's advice very seriously. it could be anybody. it could be larry the downing street cat. but there has to be one person who says to him, you're making a mistake or you need to do this , mistake or you need to do this, who he listens to. and it seems to me that there is an element of course he's fed up. it's ghastly . of course he's fed up. it's ghastly. he's not probably not going to be prime minister. on july the fifth, and he probably desperately wants to go and do something else. he's only got a few weeks to go. just do it with good grace and do what people expect you to do, which is to if you know, just after you've said, oh, let's bring back national service to not then be there for d—day is just ridiculous to talk about. you know, britain on the world stage, but to not be there with senior people, including president zelenskyy, who, frankly, has got a bit more going on than rishi sunak. >> tasty. and again , it's not >> tasty. and again, it's not a justification, it's an e

. >> despite the fact that crooked joe biden some of the entire week at camp david resting, working, studying. he started very hard. he studied so hard he didn't know what the hell he was doing. >> reporter: the republican house speaker mike johnson argued biden should be removed from office. >> under the constitution of course it's the cabinet that makes that decision. i would. i would ask the cabinet members to search our hearts. >> reporter: we asked voters around the country with a thought. >> is not the perfect candidate but trump is a convicted criminal. >> i'm not going to give up on him. i'm going to give them a chance. >> democrats should wake up today with a plan b. that's what i believe. i really don't think he should be a candidate. >> reporter: the biden team contains the president faltered last night but they insist that trump did himself no favors either. they say there are no conversations here at the white house or at the campaign about biden bowing out, and they say he has every intention, margaret, of appearing at the second and final presidential debate on septemb

. >> despite the fact that crooked joe biden spent the entire week at camp david resting, working, studying studied very hard. he studied so hard that he didn't know what the hell he was doing. >> reporter: the republican house speaker, mike johnson, argued biden should be removed from office. >> under the constitution, of course, it's the cabinet that makes that decision. i would. i would ask the cabinet members to search their hearts. >> reporter: we asked voters around the country what they thought. >> he's not the perfect candidate, but trump is a convicted criminal. >> i'm not going to give up on him. i'm going to give him a chance. >> democrats should wake up today with a plan b. that's what i believe. i really don't think he should be a candidate. >> reporter: the biden team concedes the president faltered last night, but they insist that trump did himself no favors either. they say there are no conversations here at the white house or at the campaign about biden bowing out, and they say he has every intention, margaret, of appearing at the second and final presidential debate on sep

, a san francisco jury found david depape guilty on all charges in his state trial over the hammer attack against paul pelosi in the hallway of the courthouse to papp's public defender, adam lipson, saying both he and depape were disappointed by the jury's decision. he tells abc seven news he took particular issue with the prosecution, adding an aggravated kidnaping charge. >> it's really unfortunate it was charged this way. it was sort of a textbook vindictive prosecution. as soon as they found out that the case was that the attempted murder charge was going to be dismissed, they added this charge an accusation that san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins denied. >> jenkins, speaking to the press following friday's verdict at her office. that was dealt with by the court. >> we have charged mr. we charged mr. depape with what he was guilty of, as clear by the jury's verdict, according to california law, the kidnaping charge carries a life sentence without the possibility of parole. >> all of this coming after depape was sentenced last month to 30 years in prison in his federal case

david guillory, el conductor que huyó con abs y un menor de 2 años, tendrá 7 años de cárcel y hoy se, será juzgado como adulto o como menor de edad. después de varios días de audiencia, aguilar niño nos cuenta cuál fue la decisión de sus implicaciones, así como la reacción del tío de las niñas, tan estremecedoras como las imágenes fueron las consecuencias de este choque automovilístico sobre el camino real en redwood city, en noviembre de 2022 pereció esta pareja, grace spyridon y gregory. amén dejando huérfanas a sus 2 pequeñas de 7 años de edad, quienes iban en la parte trasera del carro y se salvaron. 1 de los acusados de provocar la estrellada, un joven latino de 17 años de edad, estaba a meses de cumplir los 18. hoy se definió que será juzgado como menor de edad y no como adulto, como era la petición de la fiscalía de san mateo a la salida de la audiencia. esto dijo el tío de las niñas. yeah, i think ultimately. sí, creo que es decepciona, pero realmente no sé ni cómo luce la justicia en este escenario. no sé si una corte puede traernos la justicia que queremos. según las autori

boris johnson tried to do it. david cameron tried to do it. david cameron tried to do it.are turning away from the nhs for private health care. that's according to new figures. so we're going to be asking should better off people contribute pay towards their medical treatment towards their medical treatment to leave some of that nhs space for those who can't afford it, you're watching. good afternoon britain on . gb news. >> it's 131. welcome back. i'm >> it's131. welcome back. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. let's get you up to date with the headlines, and we start with some breaking news. medical procedures have been cancelled or redirected to other nhs providers following a cyber attack on major hospitals in london. staff at king's college hosphal london. staff at king's college hospital, guy's and saint thomas's and primary care services in the capital have been told their sites have been hit by a major it incident. the health trusts are reporting it has had a big impact on the delivery of its services, with blood transfusions particularly affected. it's a deve

chairmanyou, senator johnson. to assure you, we are hopeful that airlines will be, to appear before the subcommittee. we welcomed two witnesses today david calhoun s seedesident and chief executive officer of boeing since january prior to taking this role he served as member o a member of the board of directors of boeing sinceand nine, served as its chairman from october to december 2000 19 his career at general electric company, where he spent 26 years , including as vice chairman of the company, as presidento of ge infrastructure. he is accompanied by howard mckenziech of the boeing company. howard mckenzie is -- has been the chief engineer and he l function. he is responsible for aspects technical integrity of boeing products and mr. mckenzie has been with boeing for more thank you both for being here. our band pra is to swear in all of our witnesses, so if you would please stand and raise do you promise that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so he you

since 2010, the tories presented themselves under david cameron as the party of traditional fiscal conservatism which meant austerity. then they pivoted to trump's style populism on the boris johnson and then to saturate free market ideology under liz truss recently, the populist hard-right reform uk, a party led by nigel farage has been climbing in the polls and dividing the conservative vote, which might give labor and even larger parliamentary majority, then it would already have gotten as i've argued before, politics is moving away from the left-right divide over economics to an open-closed one centered on cultural issues like immigration, identity, and multiculturalism as the jury is remain internally divided on these issues reform presents itself squarely as advocating for more closed britain assuming that the tour is do suffer humiliating defeat. it's conceivable that nigel farage will find a way to take over the conservative party and make it thoroughly populist as trump has done. and with the republicans the right in britain is divided. unlike republican unity around trump. so the real

, which meant austerity then they pivoted to trump style populism on the boris johnson.urate free market ideology under liz truss recently the populist hard-right reform uk, a party led by nigel farage has been climbing in the polls and dividing the conservative vote, which might give labor and even larger parliamentary majority, then it would already have gotten as i've argued before, politics is moving away from the left-right divide over economics to an open-closed one centered on cultural issues like immigration, identity, and multiculturalism as the tories remain internally divided on these issues reform presents itself squarely as advocating for more closed britain assuming that the tour is do suffer humiliating defeat. it's conceivable that nigel farage will find a way to take over the conservative party and make it thoroughly populist as trump has done. and with the republicans so the right in britain is divided, unlike republican unity around trump. so the real lesson may be for the american left in britain, many see this election has a negative vote against the

>> well, it's a very difficult what if i mean, my personal view is that david cameron shouldn't have first place. obviously. i think then we had those dreadful theresa may years and she wasn't really, you know, up to doing the role, to be blunt, with, with, boris johnson.i to be blunt, with, with, boris johnson. i remained loyal to him to the end. i wasn't particularly in boris johnson's gang.in particularly in boris johnson's gang. in fact, i supported michael gove to be leader, but when he asked me to join his cabinet, i was absolutely loyal to him to the very end. and i do think it was a mistake to remove him. yes, it was difficult, that that whole sort of partygate issue was, was very, very challenging when we've been telling people you couldn't go to funerals and weddings and so on, to have those sorts of incidents was tough , but i still incidents was tough, but i still think it probably would have been better to have stuck with bofis been better to have stuck with boris and tried to turn the corner. >> goodness me. well, george eustice, thank you so much for joining me and we'l

, and david ox or eid. >> thank you. all in the lead up to that debate, i should note house speaker mike johnson is going to join me live here on the source term for night. you don't want to miss that. that's gonna be at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. but first up next is the most expensive primary race that i was just talking about in american history. it's also now one of the most contentious and my source right after this break is what? the candidates who is in the middle of that madness the cockroach resilient creek just truly miracles of evolution, where there is one others aren't far behind scavenging for food. >> the cockroach will now that's horrifying hey ortho home defense, max enduring sec barrier. >> one application kills and prevents bugs for 365 days at my house asked you down nature's wild. >> your home doesn't have to be this is our night shingles, doesn't care, but she bricks drug techs only shingo has proven over 90% effective shingles vaccine used to prevent shingles and adults 50 years and older next

. >> we will see if they do on thursday night, alyssa farah griffin, david boolean, ski, and david ox or i. thank you all in the lead up to that debate, i should note house speaker mike johnson is going to join me live here on the boris two our knife. you don't want to miss that. that's gonna be at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. but first up next is the most expensive primary race. i was just talking about in american history. it's also now one of the most contentious and my source. all right. after this break is one of the candidates who is in the middle of that madness debate in america as biden and trump meet. >> and only cnn has come complete coverage with unrivaled access and exclusive pre and post a bag analysis. follows cnn for every countless moment followed debate night in america, thursday at seven people yeah. okay. yeah, we got orders coming starting and business is never easy, the star eight months pregnant, that's a different story. >> i couldn't slow down. we were starting my business from the ground up people were showing up, left knee, right. and so did our business n

hey, david. >> hey, carley. >> steve: thank you very much, carley.ater today former president donald trump is going to sit down with speaker mike johnson and nrcc chair richard hudson at mar-a-lago to discuss how the republican party can hold its slim house majority. this as republicans continue to ramp up black voter outreach. trump campaigning in a black church in detroit over the weekend. and it may be paying off because new polling out of michigan and pennsylvania show biden losing ground with black supporters, by double digits. as trump makes some modest gains. here with reaction we have got fox news contributor david webb. david, good morning few. >> good morning. you know i'm going to be here? i'm just saying. >> steve: heads up, indeed. so it's very smart of trump to sit down with the speaker to talk about the state of the race when it comes to congress because, if he is elected president, you need a republican congress to get stuff done. >> yeah, you do. this is important. this is also part of the unity that's needed. look, i'm going to appl