but edmonds was not finished digging and pretty soon he found another error. a big one.as a witness that the grand jury asked to be called but the prosecution did not call. >> it is a ironclad rule, the prosecution must comply. somebody seemed to know a great deal of what happened to charlene. >> they had a upstairs room they rented out to a guy and he was there and saw a lot of what went on that morning. >> the detective did hear from the roommate. he asked him what charlene said to ken. we were provided a excerpt of the interview. she was asking ken to come here and be by my side. she did say she wanted to die in peace. testimony that was in ken's favor. testimony that the grand jury that indicted him never heard. the defense attorney again went to court and again he was victorious. >> from a practical point of view what did those victories mean for ken? >> the indictment was dismissed. >> as if he was never charged in the first place. he was no longer free on ale, simply free. >> now we are back to the point where the case was never brought in the first place and that

so edmonds and they really wanted to win this series that only for there fans, but for all of canada, not won the stanley cup since 1993. state of florida. meanwhile, laken when it off for the third time in five years, but this wouldn't be the first for the panthers. now the oilers striking first in game two, mathias et calm putting this one past survey, row barofsky there, but that would be the oilers only goal of the knife fast-forward to the third period panthers. now up to one, edmonds is leon dry side hi, idle elbows, alexander barkat in their head right there that really fired up the panthers even more. >> barkov, he needed help get into the bench, did not return to this game. panthers would score two more, to win this one 14 to one to take a 2-0 lead in the series after the game, panthers head coach paul maurice, he was asked about that hit on barkov quickly because i think you're holding back how do you feel about the hit on barkov? >> this isn't the oprah winfrey show my feelings don't matter. >> all right. >> oilers, they're not good at o2 holes. they've done it ten times in

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isn't solved in bob way serves up shop for citizens of the west treatments of his country, m as in edmond on gun guar. i gave, i want to see an exclusive interview on the sidelines of the some petersburg international economic forum. believe the total, the us and europe have no right to impose sanctions on same bob white. and as the african countries. we aren't erroring be fully to view on all to you throughout the day for now. here's a brief preview. there's absolutely no sense of who gave the americans to people this. one of the one. it is no, right? this does do that. we must do that with these using that medical. we're an independent us of any state. we're footfall independence. we should petition to americans, freedom to them because we have full freedom ourselves. you did for the full freedom themselves, then this to be able to build. no, i signed because of football, freedom from that, but it was a really great honor to do such a serious interview with such a high profile guess zimbabwe and president emerson. man, on god. why? i mean he has been attending this st. petersburg, inter

let's speak now to patrick edmond, managing director of altair advisory, an aviation strategy and sustainabilitysultancy. hello, patrick. welcome to the programme. once again being questioned. is there anything that dave calhoun can say to help restore trust in boeing? i don't think there is anything he can do at this point to restore trust. it will be a very long process. he can express once more and there will be a performative aspect to today plasma hearing. senators want to express their angen senators want to express their anger, they want to be seen to be doing so because boeing is a champion of us industry and they are angry it has come to this. ., ., ., , this. how it -- how has it impacted _ this. how it -- how has it impacted boeing's - this. how it -- how has it - impacted boeing's business? 737 is a cash impacted boeing's business? 7757 is a cash cow in the us regulator has said it actually the number of 737 is that boeing is allowed to build until its controls are better so that is actually restricting boeing's ability to earn money so over the last five years boeing has lost $32 bi

edmonds something to say about ed balls coming right. >> come here, come here my go.ver do it yeah, was never, ever do it again. he makes ed look slim . again. he makes ed look slim. oh. right still to come. >> so why isn't the headline noel edmonds is fat shaming ed balls? i mean, that's worse. do you miss mr blobby? >> no, but i do miss the when in the old days, probably in the 80s, there was always a risk that certain interview would be attacked. normally it would be rod hull and emu. and i mean, there's no way you get away with that these days. like rod hull, just like crotch grabs properly attacking a proper donald trump style grab. yeah. and he'd get away with it because you have a fake bird on your hand. which actually does make more sense now. maybe that's the way to try it. all right, i'll try. >> that's what grace jones should have done. you remember when she slapped the interviewer? i can't remember russell harty. it was russell harty, wasn't he? yeah. so, grace jones, she's as mad as emu, isn't she? >> i like to compare them. >> i like to compare them. >>

both are up for gongs in tonight's greatest britain in union jack ass, but also noel edmonds has beenan emphatic return to british morning television today . television today. >> come here, come here, come. come here. my god , no! come here. my god, no! >> all right, it's patrick christys tonight. i'll be ina okay. welcome back. i've decided there's nothing really interesting on the other front pages. so we're just going to talk about what we were talking about before, which is the ten german bombers song. carol. i think that the establishment media have lost their tiny little minds about a load of football fans getting stuck in and having a bit of a laugh. >> i think the establishment and the media have lost their tiny little minds with this fuss over the euros every year. you know what it is? the media goes mental. we're taught. we know we're talking about it for the week before. we've got harry kane saying , week before. we've got harry kane saying, you week before. we've got harry kane saying , you know, be kane saying, you know, be afraid. what's to be afraid of? this competition

. >> see there's john louis there we are on the edmond pettis bridge. >> oh, wow. >> did you catch thaternate reality, laura. though the guy said madam vice-president, the official white house caption read madam president. does someone know something we don't or does that constitute a cheap fake? i don't know >> laura: i mean, is there some concern that they don't have the lgbtq vote? is that what this is or just pride month or what are they doing. >> well, laura, this foray into reality and scripted television, this is hardly new. pelosi recently appeared op rupaul's show and when he was vp biden cooped law and order. >> the greatest sin any person can committees the abuse of power. and the greatest abuse of power is rape. takes a woman a long time to heal. when the victim isn't believed. >> biden's accuser tara reade did not appear on that episode of law and order. but the reason we're seeing these entertainment distractions laura is to obscure what's actually happening. a far more interesting reality show, and we've been hearing a lot about it this week, would have been the adventure

. >> wallace edmonds jason does is constantly lied to the american people. the fact that there is an isis network south of our border that's bringing in illegal immigrants just proves the fact that our border is completely open and enemies will exploit it. that's why you are seeing radical islamists coming across the southern border but not just isis but has blah with iran. i iran wants payback. southern border is the greatest national security threat our country faces and it's all because of joe biden's open border policy so is gaslight american people constantly but the 400 number it's probably a lot higher than that if you look about the number of got a ways who are on the terror lost list so this is concerning to all of americans and i'm really concerned about a potential black swan type of event. all the markings are there not just radical islamists but communist chinese and the entire world taking a vantage of us because of joe biden's weakness. >> the fbi director chris wray has said that very thing in front of congress on multiple occasions. foxbusin

and then edmonds are looking in good shape ahead of the tournament. they thrashed canada in a friendly in russia, dams by memphis. the pi opened the scoring with a 50 foot international goal of assisting the 1st goals. give them a frame pong been school with the 2nd benevolence added the food before level who kept individual van dyke made it. photos of soil. jesse mulch is 1st game in charge of canada, its actual in a group with potent phones and australia, euros. that's what this policy. so now i'll be here again with another updated bit later marian. thank so much peter for the 1st time in the company's history. what? because of the south korean tech trying samsung of gone on strike union employees are demanding higher wages. negotiations have been ongoing since january. samsung is one of the wells launches makers of smart phones and memory. chips from mcbride has more of this now from so and i think just relaxing goes, this is a very well mannered effect. no, i'm re picket lines if i'm to think the union is taking a fairly novel approach by urging

i know that they may have some, some edmonds, in order to get approved. they will have the additional security council resolution based on his release changes now blinking to send up how much production because it's actually how much proposal. so we don't know exactly which for both of these is israel or how much, what we see is that both types give sign that's the mornings in your, in your court on no, you just need to accept on the other site. no, no. yeah, we accept the but we need some changes to send out this send you started. so we are, i assume in more or less the same situation done 345 months ago. and so, um, how much as long as you have that position hasn't changed to a certain extent, it comes down to how these readings are going to define what they would regard as a victory. and they've never been clear on what they would regard as a final point if you're like, in this conflict. exactly the final objective of in and by now isn't anybody beginning? and i assume from main, i mean, or most of the got a spectrum any style, including the population

some sort of concern for the co queen district. cocoa diversification of sustainability consulted edmond canada, says the colquitt industry is that a cross road, small scale on from farmers provide 90 percent of the low supply. they have to do treat that us. nobody comes on any time. the content on the couple of trees is not like big farms that can, you know, be controlled and the photo swell order forms. you can't control them. he says, the quickly industry must come up with an acceptable support system to help farmers will continue to live in poverty while supplying a multi 1000000000 dollar industry. if not, fuel farmers will come to me at the crop, which could mean high prizes for the chocolate box, or the supermarket shelves. committed reasons. why would you see that? a hostile, a head here on al jazeera as far as a whole lot of time, jim on the kansas sound, is there a mount, his olympic competition? son, it will be here with that's the business like this. this route to you believe i guess is i live my on one of your this makes model leads. the business like just is free to you bel

black woman to be superintendent of a large school district in washington in the 1970s, and also edmonds, who was very much involved both in new york city public schools, but also in national public school policy. and they used corporate organizational models to replicate to replicate high achieving schools for poor black black children. but this was in form not so by their interest in privatized fashion as a solution to the problems that black were facing in education. but from their own work, in struggles, desegregation and community control. and i think their ideas reflected a different history and set of motivations from the market based school choice policies of organizations like the heritage foundation or the liberal democratic leadership council. so another example would be when sort of community based, independent institutions entered into creating charter schools, and that was like a big within the independent black school community because some like we should never take government money. that's the whole point of being independent while others like, look, our communities can't

>> on a mother/daughter trip from edmond, oklahoma. >> from brighton, colorado -- >> for her 26th birthdayorning, grandma! back in st. louis. >> witchta, kansas. celebrating mom's 60th birthday. >> hi, grandma and papa. >> watching in san luis obispo, california. >> we love you! >> class of '24! >> on our senior trip! >> from wisconsin! ♪ >> happy graduation. happy senior trip. wow, we've got a lot of celebrating to do. we're celebrating, by the way, 30 years on our plaza. >> yes, we are. >> we had a lot of fun doing that. >> got a bit of a surprise coming up in honor of that celebration. >> yes, we do. we do, we do. let's get to our busy morning right here. our news at 8:00. we begin with another round of severe weather, including some rare tornadoes on the east coast. at least 12 twisters reported in the d.c. suburbs. al's got your full forecast. but first, nbc's gadi schwarz is in gaithersburg, maryland, where multiple homes were badly damaged. gadi, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, hoda. i want to pick up on the story of survival that we were telling you a little bit earli

. >> i don't understand , but i do >> i don't understand, but i do not understand tracey edmonds. >>ng to be a dame. >> she's going to be a dame. >> she's going to be a dame for her very old. >> well, you know, it isn't if theyif >> well, you know, it isn't if they if they make it, they make it. you know, it's not for us to just to say is it. oh it's, it's given, it's given done a lot for the world of modern arts. >> has she. well. oh do you think she's a rebel without a cause? >>i cause? >> i would have been thrashed to within an inch of my life if i'd left my bed like that as a teenager, and she gets a damehood for it. >> that's the point. >> that's the point. >> she is all arts. >> she is all arts. >> yeah, that's a very odd. >> yeah, that's a very odd. >> who else did you say we got, imelda staunton? >> oh, yes. anya hindmarch and also gordon brown. he's receiving the highest accolade . receiving the highest accolade. he's going to be a companion of honoun >> oh, that is a big deal, isn't it. >> yeah. so he's got that. and then also we've got amy dowden from strictly who she's be