shawn field where they were soon after 8pm.n with a friend, and early in the evening they were sitting on a bench in the field, chatting about their plans for christmas. about 8:15pm, shawn and his friend left the bench, and his friend left the bench, and walked away from it past the defendants. the defendants were then at the bench. shawn returned after a few minutes, spoke to the defendants and asked them to move. moments later, he was dead. the defendants jointly attacked shawn and killed him. the defendants immediately left the field together is not the first defendant picked up the machete, which she returned home with, cleaned with bleach, and foot under his bed. the defendants were arrested the next day. shawn was killed by a stab wound to his back caused ljy stab wound to his back caused by a machete which almost went through his entire body, was 23 centimetres deep, and penetrated his lungs and heart. there were also injuries to his head, arm and thigh. i'm sure from the nature of these injuries that the defendants int

these two boys did not know shawn seesahai.ver trivial matter, a soldier brushing deliberately initiated by one of the boys. they have no reason to go after shawn seesahai, they did not know him, he wasjust seesahai, they did not know him, he was just walking through this playing field when he was approached by the two boys. the senselessness of this has been arguably one of the most shocking things about it. yesterday in a statement read out on behalf of the family of shawn seesahai, they made reference to this, saying they were devastated but also confuse because it seems to have happen for no reason at all. that is arguably one of the most shocking things about this, they didn't know shawn seesahai and had no reason to go after him. as the judge pointed out, he did not deserve to be attacked, he did not deserve to die.— to be attacked, he did not deserve to die. the “udge ruled that the pairh deserve to die. the “udge ruled that the pair should]— deserve to die. the judge ruled that the pair should not - deserve to die. the

shawn's life was taken — the sentencing. shawn's life was taken by _ the sentencing.s life was taken by two _ the sentencing. shawn's life was taken by two boys - the sentencing. shawn's life was taken by two boys who l the sentencing. shawn's life - was taken by two boys who armed themselves with the machete. it is that a huge impact on us all. it is shocking and saddening. the impact of knife crime is devastating no matter where you live in the country. this is an issue that affects us all. much work has been done and we have had successes in some areas, however, this is clearly not enough. we are listening to families affected by knife crime and acting on their feedback by knife crime and acting on theirfeedback to by knife crime and acting on their feedback to see what more we can do with partners to stop the devastation caused by knife crime. 0ur the devastation caused by knife crime. our responsibility is to work together with partners to understand why children and young people think it is ok to carry weapons and take further action to stop this extremely dange

shawn's family couldn't afford to come to court for sentencing.guillan government's uk representative read out a statement on their behalf in which they said, "it has left a huge hole in the pit of our stomachs, which nothing can fill. we are devastated as a family, totally heartbroken." the boys will both be sentenced to life for murder, but in a few hours, mrsjustice tipples will set out the minimum term that each must serve before they become eligible for parole. back in anguilla his family will be watching today via a video link, knowing that whatever happens, it won't bring their son back. phil mackie, bbc news. the bbc�*s navtej johal has the latest from outside court. the two boys who were 12 at the time of the murder, and are now 13, will be brought into the court. they have not been sitting in the dock of the court, due to their age, they have been sitting in the main body of the court, the well of the court. they have been accompanied by a family member each and a member of court staff, to explain to them what is going on in simple terms

shawn's family couldn't afford to come to court for sentencing.tatement on their behalf in which they said, "it has left a huge hole in the pit of our stomachs, which nothing can fill. we are devastated as a family, totally heartbroken." the boys will both be sentenced to life for murder, but in a few hours, mrsjustice tipples will set out the minimum term that each must serve before they become eligible for parole. back in anguilla his family will be watching today via a video link, knowing that whatever happens, it won't bring their son back. phil mackie, bbc news. let's speak to the bbc�*s navtej johal. so, we heard from philjust then, that the two young boys will be sentenced to life, but the question is, on what terms, so is that what we are really looking out for today?- looking out for today? yes, that is right, _ looking out for today? yes, that is right, so _ looking out for today? yes, that is right, so today, - looking out for today? yes, that is right, so today, in i that is right, so today, in just over an hour's time, the two boys wh

after i hear that call that says shawn got stabbed, i don�*t know what happened after.left in shock. just hours before it was used to take his life, one of the boys posed for this photo with the machete. it was nearly a foot and a half long and was found hidden under one of their beds. they chopped his leg, they chopped his arm, they chopped a piece of his head out. they stabbed him through and through. they killed my son like they're killing a dog or something, you know? because they were so young, in court the judge and barristers didn�*t wear wigs and gowns, and specially trained staff and family members sat with the boys for support. today they were told they must serve at least eight and a half years before they could be released. it is then for the parole board to decide when a defendant can leave custody, and their decision depends on a defendant�*s behaviour in custody and whether it�*s safe for that person to leave custody. shawn was only 19 when his life was taken at the hands of two boys, then aged just 12, who had armed themselves with a machete. it is both

after i hear that call that says shawn got stabbed, i don't know what happened after.ft in shock. just hours before it was used to take his life, one of the boys posed for this photo with the machete. it was nearly a foot and a half long and was found hidden under one of their beds. they chopped his leg, they chopped his arm, they chopped a piece of his head out. they stabbed him through and through. they killed my son like they are killing a dog or something, you know? because they were so young, in court the judge and barristers didn't wear wigs and gowns, and specially trained staff and family members sat with the boys for support. today they were told they must serve at least eight and a half years before they could be released. it is then for the parole board to decide when a defendant can leave custody, and their decision depends on a defendant's behaviour in custody and whether it is safe for that person to leave custody. shawn was only 19 when his life was taken at the hands of two boys, then aged just 12, who had armed themselves with a machete. it is both sho

shawn's family couldn't afford to come to court for sentencing."it has left a huge hole in the pit of our stomachs, which nothing can fill. we are devastated as a family, totally heartbroken." the boys will both be sentenced to life for murder, but in a few hours, mrsjustice tipples will set out the minimum term that each must serve before they become eligible for parole. back in anguilla his family will be watching today via a video link, knowing that whatever happens, it won't bring their son back. phil mackie, bbc news. before we go let's just remind ourselves of the breaking news we've heard in the last few minutes. justice spokesperson russell findlay has won the leadership contest for the scottish conservative party, defeating long serving msp murdo fraser and former deputy leader meghan gallacher. i'll now hand you over to my colleague rajini vaidyanathan, who has the rest of the day's news. president zelensky of ukraine has outlined his plans for victory against russia in a meeting withjoe biden at the white house. mr biden pledged more mi

after i hear that call that says shawn got stabbed, i don't know what happened after. happened. i, like, was left in shock. just hours before it was used to take his life, one of the boys posed for this photo with the machete. it was nearly a foot and a half long and was found hidden under one of their beds. they chopped his leg, they chopped his arm, they chopped a piece of his head out. they stabbed him through and through. they killed my son like they're killing a dog or something, you know? because they were so young, in court the judge and barristers didn't wear wigs and gowns, and specially trained staff and family members sat with the boys for support. today they were told they must serve at least eight and a half years before they could be released. it is then for the parole board to decide when a defendant can leave custody, and their decision depends on a defendant's behaviour in custody and whether it's safe for that person to leave custody. shawn was only 19 when his life was taken at the hands of two boys, then aged just 12, who had armed themselves with a

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after i hear that call that says shawn got stabbed, i don't know what happened after.ew the phone, i don't know, i can't remember what happened. i, like, was left in shock. just hours before it was used to take his life, one of the boys posed for this photo with the machete. it was nearly a foot and a half long and was found hidden under one of their beds. they chopped his leg, they chopped his arm, they chopped a piece of his head out. they stabbed him through and through. they killed my son like they are killing a dog or something, you know? because they were so young, in court the judge and barristers didn't wear wigs and gowns, and specially trained staff and family members sat with the boys for support. today they were told they must serve at least eight and a half years in custody before they are eligible for parole. shawn was only 19 when his life was taken at the hands of two boys, then aged just 12, who had armed themselves with a machete. that reality has had a huge impact on us all. it is both shocking and saddening. shawn seesahai's family couldn't afford t

after i hear that call that says shawn got stabbed, i don't know what happened after.own, i don't know, i can't remember what happened. i left in shock. just hours before it was used to take his life, one of the boys posed for this photo with the machete. it was nearly a foot and a half long and was found hidden under one of their beds. they chopped his leg, they chopped his arm, they chopped a piece of his head out. they stabbed him through and through. they killed my son like they are killing a dog or something, you know? because they were so young, in court, thejudge and barristers didn't wear wigs and gowns, and specially trained staff and family members sat with the boys for support. today, they were told they must serve at least 8.5 years in custody before they are eligible for parole. shawn was only 19 when his life was taken at the hands of two i boys, then aged just 12, . who had armed themselves with a machete. that reality has had - a huge impact on us all. it is both shocking and saddening. i shawn seesahai's family couldn't afford to come back to the uk fo

but lisa's younger sister, shawn, was talking.riage, and her sister would not be a person that would have committed suicide. keith morrison: this is steve pokin-- writes a column in the "springfield news leader" called "poking around," which he did, and discovered that lisa's sister shawn got busy soon after that deadly christmas morning. in early january, she went to the office of the missouri state highway patrol to express their belief that this, in fact, was a murder. keith morrison: she lucked into a highly experienced detective named dan nash. steve pokin: longtime investigator who's been involved in several high-profile murder cases in the ozarks. keith morrison: and when sergeant nash took one look at that file, something forensic seemed off. he was inclined to agree with shawn. didn't look like suicide at all. he was just struck by the fact that if lisa jennings had shot herself using her right hand that there would be more blowback from that wound than one drop of blood. keith morrison: three months after that christmas

and i'm also proud to have the endorsement of the united auto workers and shawn fain, who also know that part of building a clean energy economy includes investing in american-made products, american automobiles. it includes growing what we can do around american manufacturing and opening up auto plants, not closing them like happened under donald trump. >> vice president harris, thank you. >> that didn't happen under donald trump. let me just tell you, they lost 10,000 manufacturing jobs this

she said sean got stabbed. >> shawn seesahai was just 19 years old when he was stabbed to death in arhampton park. originally from anguilla in the caribbean, sean had only been in the uk for six months, having come to receive treatment for cataracts. it's the 13th of november last year, and the 19 year old boards a tram with his friends from handsworth to a stop in wolverhampton. an hour after leaving his home. he's seen here in a petrol station shop before making his way with one of his friends to the stowlawn, playing fields. this cctv is blurry but police believe this footage at 8:14 pm. is the moment sean was attacked by 212 year old boys. mr seesahai was shoulder barged by the smaller of the two defendants when he questioned what they were doing. one of the boys pulled a machete from his trousers and sean shouted run to his friend! but as he tried to escape, the 19 year old tripped and fell. the trial heard during the murder, the machete went through his body all the way from his back, through his ribs and into his heart. detective inspector damien forrest, a senior investigatin

shawn leigh alexander is the author of this book ofce reconstruction, beilinson the hearings.y have stated this from memory haven't they? >> absolutely have. ii would say they absolutely have. the volume has sat on the shelves of libraries and government documents for over 100 years and for the most part were not used in studies and the most rate re-recent years we have had a number of people that publish things on it and this volume is just one small sliver in that settlement. williams has published two wonderful books in the most recent years on the hearings as well as a number of other authors and we have gotten people beginning to go back and use it in beginning to use the documents themselves in the classrooms in ways that we have not had. and i think the reason is because the country doesn't want to talk aboutnc violence. the violence that occurs in post civil war era is something we want to skip over and they want to ignore and act like it never happened. and it makes it easier for us as a nation to talk about how racial violence, if racial violence doesn't occur then r

as part of our series congress investigates we hear the story from professor shawn leigh alexander of the university of kansas. he's the author of the book reconstruction violence and the ku klux klan hearings. professor alexander, following the civil war were freed black slaves to make progress in changes in their lives? >> absolutely. in the immediate years of the emancipation, african-americans organized in tremendous ways and began to build wealth, own property. began tobe set up schools and go to school and began to exercise their franchise. wherever they could before the 14th and 15th amendments were passed, and that progress in many ways challenged white perception of african-americans that they held in bondage and considered inferior to themselves. >> what size population are we talking about freed black slaves? >> you're looking at about over 4 million individuals in the south at that time. >> were attitudes changing among white americans in the north in the south or, and was a difference in how white americans in the northso and the south were viewing freed black slaves? >>

kara, first of all, tell us what shawn did. he comes as lawyers are saying about this john did he comes as lawyers are saying that he's going to plead not guilty when he does appear before a federal judge later today, they say that they are going now fight like hell to try to get him released on bail. >> but you just heard from damon william c, us attorney for the southern district of new york. and that office is seeking detention they do not want sean diddy comes to walk out of this courthouse today. i was just reading through the detention letter that they filed with the court and they lay out a number of reasons, including combs history of violence report, according to their allegations that he is kicked, shoved, abused women and for years they also say that he is a flight risk because of his access to money and planes. they also know a number of weapons that they recovered in the search of his homes in la and miami earlier this year including some some serious weapons that they included pictures of at that press conference

professor shawn leigh alexander of the university of kansas. were these hearings controversial? were they? well publicized? they are well publicized. the news coverage of them are is pretty extensive. the reaction to that is is mixed. some. some people are reacting to it in horror. some individuals, north and south are reacting to it and saying that these are these are this is not real. this is a political hit job. this is politically motivated. we don't believe the individuals. and what's being told. part of that also is to the extension of what's going on in the hearings, said individuals are being, you know, testifying before the committees and they could contradict each other. so what is being covered by the newspapers add to that controversy and misunderstanding of what's really going on. where were they held and who were some of the major organizers? sure. so the the hearings are held in d.c. as well as the vast majority of the south. places like south carolina, mississippi, florida, alabama, they're going to the county seats of those places, various counties, and holding

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as 213 year old boys are jailed for a minimum of eight and a half years for the machete murder of shawn seesahai aj, machete murder of shawn seesahai a], is it time parents were held legally responsible when their underage children commit violent offences? sir keir starmer met with donald trump yesterday , but with donald trump yesterday, but will the prime minister and foreign secretary's historic, uncharitable comments about the former president come back to haunt them? and patrick christys has sat down for an exclusive interview with a victim of the disgraced late harrods boss, mohamed al—fayed. looking ahead to tonight as the latest in a long line of sex abuse scandals allegedly involving the rich and famous, i'm asking can rich people simply get away with anything? and it's revealed that environmentally conscious gen z—ers are the worst for recycling. yes, really. just as two just stop oil activists are handed prison sentences for vandalising van gogh's sunflowers is the gen z green dream dying out ? well, that's dream dying out? well, that's all to come in the next hour. remember

and now we know that shawn stines, went into the judge's chambers.argument and the share of drew his weapon, fired multiple shots, killing the judge. we do not know what the nature of the argument was or why there was any sort of disagreement between the two. but the authorities said that they are looking into this. >> now you can imagine i didn't just the scene that developed there after the shooting happened, no one else was injured and the sheriff was arrested immediately without incident. >> now, right. this is a very small community in kentucky. this town is just about 1,700 people and that's one of the things that's complicating this investigation. and it has paralyzed the community that's now left to grapple with the shooting. these two men were prominent in the community. they were known to each other and they were certainly known to the law enforcement community and that's going to be part of the investigation. so while the motive remains unclear, we are trying to learn more about how these men were known to each other and exactly what they

>> joining us now is shawn fain, president of the united auto workers.ustry? >> we have to defend the true enemy of auto workers in michigan and that is corporate greed. donald trump showed through whatever you call that townhall that he has no clue what autoworkers or any working-class people in this country, the reality they are living. the biggest threat to flint, michigan, we've seen it play out in the last 40 years. there used to be 300,000 autoworkers and now there are thousands left and it is due to one thing, corporate greed and a race to the bottom over decades and donald trump does not get it. he's never going to get it because he does not care about workers and it is a sick and twisted irony that donald trump even chose to visit flint, michigan. a city that has been devastated by corporate greed, which donald trump serves the interest of that 1% and even more sickening is the fact that the residents of flint, michigan were poisoned by republican leadership in the state of michigan not too long ago. so you know it is sad, but it is just a testa

arrestan a shawn dcomes.: pasamos con fabiola galindo con la informaciÓn mÁs pertinente al momento. fabiola: asÍ es, el icono de la mÚsica sido arrestado en este hotel donde me encuentro en manhattan a las 8:30hs esta noche. un gran jurado de nueva york presentÓ cargos formales. sabemos que su ex novia, casandra ventura, lo acusÓ anteriormente por abuso sexual y trÁfico sexual. luego salieron otras mujeres que lo acusaban de problemas similares. hemos podido hablar con los abogados y esto tuvo que decir. >> de las incautaciones en la mansiÓn y la costa este en florida, la mansiÓn que no queda muy lejos de donde estoy sentado, esto comprueba que el gobierno federal logrÓ descubrir algÚn tipo de prueba contundente. fabiola:sabemos que es de la figura de la mÚsica mÁs grande en ser acusada por un tema de abuso sexual. la mayorÍa de las mujeres habÍan sido de edad en el caso de r kelly. los detalles se darÁn a conocer maÑana con la fiscalÍa. ilia: en sospechoso de intentar matar a donald trump cuando jugaba al go

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shawn seesahai's murder together. shawn seesa hai's family murder together. , since the murderers of james bolger in 1993. ., ~ y . here's matt with the weather. good morning. it has been a torrid week, some parts of southern england have had record rainfall but the focus has been in northern england and northern ireland recently, in particular. just inland on the north york moors we have had a month of rainfall since wednesday, a little bit more on the tops of the hills. the rain has been shifting south overnight, and ifi the rain has been shifting south overnight, and if i show you the radar chart, the rain had cleared away from those worst affected yesterday but we have lively downpours through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. outbreaks of rain coming and going in these areas, taking us to the rest of the morning. the skies are brightening through the morning through wales and the midlands and the south—west. it may take until early afternoon, part of east anglia and the south—east before we see sunshine appear. but there will be a few showers

sarah, what did you find outind >> well, shawn, whileamal kamala harris was actually at the cobbrris performing arts cer here in georgia, i was roughly nine miles down the road in downtown marietta. i was really wn close and i wasnt speaking to residents. how about how they felt over the lasts four years of the biden presidency and thend the kamala vice presidency and what she did at the border? i talked preside to them about a such as transgender surgery for, you know, illegal immigrant inmates or into tension in prison. and, you know, the residents in georgia, they were noty afraid to speak their mindwe. ka >> take a listen to this. vice president kamala harris actually put in charge of the border and did nothing. she'd say a bunc ofrder.h thinge what she can do. i just i don't understandt un what she hasn't been doing about being a vice president on the healthdeeen doin side. she has been very public in the past about, you know, medicare for all and getting rid of private health care insurance. is she now says that she won'ter do that? do you believe her? i don't believe think she

they killed shawn seesahai in a park in wolverhampton.he judge has just handed down a sentence for a minimum term of eight and a half years. that's the same for both of those boys who, as we know, cannot be named for legal reasons. around their age. mrs. justice tipples in speaking to the boys, said you both killed sean. you are different individuals with different different backgrounds, but i am sure you intended to kill him. sean did not deserve to die and you will live with the consequences for the rest of your life . so at the age of 13, your life. so at the age of 13, for both of those boys, eight and a half years will take them up to their early 20s. about 21 years, to give you a comparison, the killers of james bulger, jon venables and robert thompson were sentenced to an indefinite sentence and they were let out after eight years. after parole in 2001. just a reminder for the horrific details of the case. in november 2023, shawn seesahai, a 19 year old from anguilla in the canbbean 19 year old from anguilla in the caribbean who ha

shawn fain, obviously not the donald trump's biggest fan, i think to put it generously. but, but what impact does this have for democrats? >> well, i just want to reiterate what was just said because while the national may not have endorsed at the end ended the day, teamsters 245,000 of them in michigan, as well as in wisconsin as well as in parts of pennsylvania and philadelphia. also in western pennsylvania and representing northern west virginia. all of those teamsters have come out and support of kamala harris. so when you think about the fact that these battleground states really matter all politics is local and it's about organizing boots on the ground to get the word out, to get people to vote. those critical states that we're talking about, the teamsters are going for kamala harris. i think that this conversation about the national narrative is absolutely true. in fact, that the nationals decided to sit this one out, but where she actually needs it's the people who are going door to door and getting their members out in those critical battleground states. kamala

and you know what, shawn? if we ever lost one of our leaders, if we ever lost a presidential nominee,ident a former president, we'd look like a third world country. it cannowelooked la tht happen.i the united states of america, they have to get the resourcesed to keep our political leaderges safe. we have to do a better job. we cannot have a third. instead, there will no, wecannoa third. we cannot have this conversation again. shawn, you and i havt haves coso many of them also. >> i agree. and there are so many good people in law enforcement, including the sheriff'e lawsthe department and the palm beach police department. they did an amazing jortment an and but that area needed to be a swept and we've not gotten answer. .we eric, we're glad your dad's okay. thank you fo are dadr being wit. and i don't want this conversation again either. thisationw, the hours after ths broke, well, predictably, the left wing state run media mob and the woke left wasted no time blaming donald trump for dona own life. his they a

shawn turner, a great to have you this morning. thank you so much. >> the winder georgia community is trying to heal after the mass school shooting that left two students and two teachers dead the suspect in the case, 14-year-old colt gray made his first appearance in court, but he did not enter a plea, neither did his father, colin gray, who was also charged in connection with the case with tears and hugs, a grieving community came together last night to remember the victims and to try to console one another cnn senior national correspondent ryan young, brings us all of the latest developments good morning. >> sure. you, mr. colt gray it a green t-shirt, handcuffed with unkempt hair. >> the teenager accused of wednesday's deadly school shooting in georgia, made his court appearance. >> the penalty for the crimes for which you are charged it does not include death. it includes life without the possibility of parole or life with the possibility of parole. >> the 14-year-old charged with four counts of felony murder and will be tried

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i should note united auto workers president shawn fain, and it's great to have you here, shan, because when you look at this this is the first time the teamsters have not endorsed a presidential candidate since 1996 do you see this as a blow to vice president harris not really. >> look, it's not a trump endorsement and you know, look, we've done polling in working class people union or not, and especially in our union and i know the other unions mirror the same numbers going back to 2008 and forward. i mean, it's literally been an average of 65% vote, democrat, 32, 32%, but republic, and that's pretty consistent all across the board. and even though i'm not going to get into their leadership and their decision making, but it was pretty apparent today when the michigan teamsters joint counsel, 43, 200 45,000 retired an active members endorsed kamala harris, the joint council, 42 that includes nevada 300,000 members endorsed kamala harris and walz and local to 37 in new york, which is their biggest local, also endorsed harris-walz teams. so i don't read into that too much. i mean, i beli

i mean, shawn, this is unbelievable in our country today. donald trump will fix this. and at the heart of this is aeah clear choice on the ballot. and weoin th will see it tomorrn night. she will try to convincece ha america of something different than the truth. she will say that she believes u in things that we know aren't true. she has a track record that hase gone for an entire career. berneven as you showed earliervl in your in your show tonight, bernie sanders says she's onlys' doing it in in order to win pro the election. she is a progressivegressive. and let's just remind ourselves, in 2019, she wasated rated the most liberal senator. >> and that's ahead of bernie sanders and elizabeth warrenni. >> america sees who she is.an she can't lie and changet of i kindpositions and get out of it . and that's why you seef the kinds of polling you saw yesterday in the "new york times"poerday in new.e americans get it. they want strength back in the white house. not weak, not weaknessse ness. a all of this information, all these comments, radical positions, extreme positio

. >> brian: eric shawn joins us now, in new york city. eric. >> good morning, yes, that day seered in our memories and the nation's memories. it's been 23 years and often seems like not one day has gone by. president biden and former president trump and j.d. vance and vice president harris will attend the ceremony. family members, survivors, officials and others gather here every year to remember the day we will never forget. there will be two moments of silence marking when each plane hit a tower and of course the somber reading of the names of those killed by radical islamic terrorism. so many years have passed that children of those killed have given way to grandchildren reading their names. it is now a sacred family legacy passed down through the generation, we have passed a mournful mile stone, new york city fire department have lost more volunteers to 9/11 related illnesses than fdny killed. since then 360 more sucustomed to other disease linked to ground zero and dust. former president trump reflected. >> i'm going down to the worl

in other news, 212 year old boys found guilty of murdering shawn seesahai in a random machete attack sentenced today. the killers were convicted in june of murdering the 19 year old, who was stabbed in the heart and suffered a fractured skull in november last year in wolverhampton. we'll keep you up to date with the latest developments here on gb. news and more flooding is expected to hit parts of england this morning, before outbreaks of heavy rain start to ease , heavy rain start to ease, according to the met office. the forecaster issued an amber warning for areas of the midlands and the south of the country, which came into force at 6:00 yesterday evening. all met office weather warnings have now expired, but localised disruption is expected to impact some areas throughout the morning. yellow rain warnings were already in place for large parts of england and wales, and western parts of northern ireland. areas affected by the amber warning, including milton keynes, oxfordshire and the west midlands, were struck by flash floods as the met office warned the regions could see 30 to 4

heartbroken and devastated, heartbroken and confused. 212 year old boys found guilty of murdering shawnesahai in a random machete attack are being sentenced this week. the killers were convicted in june of murdering the 19 year old, who was stabbed in the heart and suffered a skull fracture in november last year. they're believed to be the youngest defendants convicted of murder in britain since robert thompson and jon venables, both aged 11, were found guilty of killing two year old james bulger in >> i think it will happen in the next 48, 72 hours. it takes some time . this is a very complex time. this is a very complex operation to get the scale of troop numbers that are required. although i'm sure the idf, the israeli defence forces, would have been preparing for this for some time. >> the family of a teenager in wolve have told a court they are devastated , heartbroken and devastated, heartbroken and confused. 212 year old boys found guilty of murdering shawn seesahai in a random machete attack are being sentenced this week. the killers were convicted in june of murdering the 19 ye

i'm just thinking that when shawn gets him up there he's going to emphasize that and you know, if you produce more oil & gas guess what happens? prices fall, and inflation, not just in population rates, but actually the level of prices will fall for hundreds of consumer goods throughout the economy. i gotta believe he's going to make those kinds of points, kellyanne. what do you think? >> he should, and i think part of donald trump's energy independence agenda and success as president, his performance, larry, is why he is staying competitive in pennsylvania, a state that's been voting more democratic for its governor, senator, fetterman last time around. i think it's because they know the trump record on the economy but particularly energy. when you talk about banning fracking as kamala harris has, whether she wants to lie about it or not, she has. you literally are going into households all across pennsylvania saying i'm taking your jobs and your livelihood and it's all out of spite. larry, it doesn't even seem to be ideological. it seems to be out of spite. same reason for killing t

>> sandra: eric shawn out of new york city for us.ou. >> she was a preteen out doing what teenagers do, going to the corner store to get a soda. she was preyed on by two illegal venezuelan immigrants. >> he crossed the border three times, was sent back. the fourth time he was a got-away. after he murdered my daughter, he stayed in the same town where he murdered her, continued to work in restaurants. >> we are letting everything through the border because we are not checking them. and you are victimizing citizens, you are victimizing immigrants alike. we are not against immigration. we are against unvented immigration. >> this is not a political issue. it's a safety issue for everyone living in the united states. not only was kayla's life put at risk and taken it, so many children and adults were at r risk. the biden-harris administration is not putting american citizens 'safety first. >> john: we want to introduce you to one of the parents he just wrapped up gut-wrenching testimony on capitol hill, on the open southern border's impac

senior correspondent eric shawn reports tonight from here in new york. >> it has been 23 years.et it seems as if not one day has gone by. in new york city, at the pentagon, and in shanksville, pennsylvania, a time to remember. >> 23 years ago, my 23-year-old brother went to work and never came home. >> president biden, vice president harris, former president trump and senator j.d. vance started at the site of the world trade centered in lower manhattan. biden and trump separated by former mayor michael bloomberg. for some family members years of anguish has turned to anger. >> the families deserve justice and accountability. [applause] >> they lashed out at the biden administration over the plea deal with the accused 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed giving him life in prison, a decision defense secretary lloyd austin revoked. the families also demanded that the government release evidence they say would expose saudi arabia's involvement in the attacks. a charge the kingdom denies. shanksville, where united flight 93 crashed, after passengers heroically fought back against

shawn murray, igor lopatonok, mohsen barmahani, and the documentary section, which was one of the most important. the festival, 28 works were selected, is great, this story of german of foreing boy who is opening the settle to iran and and he's have very fresh look, very look or all beauty, all culture and experiencing not culture shock, but culture discovery, that was what is... really impress me, so if i will be select only one, i will do this. okay and well my first choice was those seven days closely followed by ambulance uh ambulance uh i have a couple of others but they don't come close to those two films yeah so those two films that will we make totally different film that's a good movie first of all, why? nobody in the west know what smani, how suleimani fight and win against the isis. six works were selected to enter the festival in the television program section. as part of this festival, educational workshops were held for guests to share their knowledge and experience with iranian students and enthusiasts. three of the workshops are as follows: among these workshops was the

jury members of the documentary section of the second sub international media festival, shawn murray, ego lopatonok, mohsen barmahoni. and the documentary section, which was one of the most important parts of the festival, 28 works were selected. iran is great, this is story of german, foreign boy who's opening the resettle to iran and and he's have very fresh look, very foreign look on the all beauty, all culture and... experiencing not culture shock but culture discovery, that was what is really impressed me, so if i will be select only one, i will do. this okay and do you well my first choice was no seven days closely followed by ambulance uh and ambulance uh i have a couple of others but they don't come close to those two films yeah you understand so it's those two films. that will we make totally different film, that's a good movie, first of all, why, nobody in the west know what sulaimani, how sulaimani fight and win against the isis, six works were selected to enter the festival in the television program section. as part of this festival, educational workshops were held for gue

shawn mc naulty, todd janes and simon brian. these men have passed away i was always gave for their guidance when i started. it shaped my future at dbi. in 2002 transfered building inspection and first senior inspector andy greene gave guidance to inspectors. there were great characters in building inspection and all a great sense of team work i was assigned to the richmond and have great memories from that district. i was fortunate to be the building inspector on the deyoung museum and that gave me great experience of a large project. the professionals involved were first class and i gained a lot of knowledge. became a senior inspector in 2008 and enjoyd that as limp i loved problem solving and trying to guide building inspectors and contractors and home ordinance through construction projects. i think one of the best experiences of work in the department such as dbi i got the saukz of helping the customer resolve and getting them to final inspection and approval. many times we deal with stake holders dealing with the complex p

i sat with the great shawn hannity. does anyone knowshon hannity? -- does anybody know shawn hannity? good man. where is she? we got very good ratings for town hall. it turned out to be a town hall from what it was supposed to be but she didn't show up. and refused, also, to do nbc and cbs. she wept over to abc, which in my opinion has taken a big hit, because these two people were bad news. they kept screaming at me. i said to myself, i always liked him, but i'm not going to watch him anymore. i'm not going to watch him because he's not legit what he did. i'm not going to watch him. and his hair's not as good as it used to be, you know. kamala should focus on what she should have done during the last almost four-year period. she kept complaining. when i'm in, i'm going to do this, i'm going to do that. at the end of the debate, i said why don't you just do it. you could leave right now. why don't you do it? i'm going to do this and then i'm going to do this and that and that. remember at the convention, she got no votes and came in last place in th

sheriff, shawn stines allegedly shot judge kevin mullins and his own chambers and now stines is set to be arraigned next week on multiple murder charges in while authorities have released a police dispatch recording that references shots being fired inside the courthouse 36 servings mean, what is your county courthouse that shots fired? i'd like to bring in now estate gloria pazmino, who's following this for us, gloria preliminary investigation revealed there may have been an argument between the two men before the shots were fired. >> yeah. fred, that is part of what we have learned so far. authorities say that as sheriff, for the lecture, the sheriff county letcher county sheriff, shawn stines, walked into the chambers of district court. kevin mullins, and that the two men appeared to have an argument. that's when the sheriff through his weapon and fired multiple shots, killing judge mullins. now, we don't know exactly what the nature of this argument was about, but we do know that at the very least the two men were known to each other in fact, in kentucky sheriffs are responsible fo

this is something that shawn fain, head of the united auto workers has done a lot, and he makes it a critical part of his speeches and his message. i think there's another thing about this speech, however, i think this is the speech where you will hear kamala harris deliver a much more populist message. i think at the heart of this speech, and i've seen, you know, some little bits and pieces, same as everybody else, at the heart of the speech will be a contrast between donald trump as the high-rise billionaire, and kamala harris as the daughter of the cancer researcher who had to struggle to buy a house, and also a reference to the difference between donald trump sitting in the suite, high up in the high-rise and the people who wire the building, the people who do the work mopping the floors. i think you're going to hear much more of a message that identifies with specific workers, perhaps even with their unions. and that is a very smart and necessary thing for kamala harris. it's the wait to really connect with folks is to start to mention actual jobs, not just actual places, but ac

oftsers say the driver, 43-year-old shawn riggins, admitted he had five or six beers before getting behindrue. unfortunately, when we heard the news this morning, it just made me sick to my tom tok hear about it. >> reporter: the tragedy took place on the eve of their sister's wedding. the gaudreau family said in a statement, "we lost two husbands, two fathers, two sons, two brothers, but truly two amazing humans." >> gaudreau. he shoots and scores! >> reporter: 31-year-old johnny earned the nickname johnny hockey during ten seasons in the nhl, becoming one of the league's top players. first with the calgary flames and currently with the columbus blue jackets. 29-year-old matthew played alongside him at boston college. their former coach spoke about the loss they're feeling. >> they were all back to celebrate. and you lose two sons. it's unimaginable. we know life is difficult, and this is certainly one of those times. >> reporter: fan tributes are growing in calgary, columbus and sewell, new jersey where the brothers played hockey together growing up. >> he was like our number one player.