the defendants henry long, albert bowers and jessie cole were found not guilty of murder.appointed‘ with the verdict. my colleaguejane hill has been speaking to our correspondent helena wilkinson, who was at the old bailey. as the verdicts were read out in court, eight of the old bailey, pc helper‘s widow lizzie broke down in tears. pc harper‘s widow lizzie broke down in tears. it has been the most carrying case over the last four weeks with a very it has been the most harrowing case over the last four weeks with a very distressing details. his widow after he died said that pc harper was the kindest most selfless man you will ever meet and the court also heard that pc harper was an officer doing no more than hisjob. this is the background to the case, whether details that it contains details of the distressing violence and flash images. this is then beaming after their wedding day, it was so cruelly taken away four weeks later. when pc harper was killed. the teenagers responsible, 19—year—old henty lung, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jessie cole, seen here laug

the teenager is responsible, 19—year—old henry long, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jessie indeed on their way. two of them pc andrew shaw and pc andrew harper. this is the front facing camera of their unmarked police car and the moment they found the thieves. you can seejessie cole trying to escape after unhooking the quad bike, which had been attached by the tow rope. this is now the rear view from the officers's vehicle with the seashore at the wheel. through the back window you can see jessie wheel. through the back window you can seejessie cole's legs as he tries to get into the car, closely followed by pc harper. at that moment, the officer stepped into the tow rope and was dragged away. my colleague pc harper got out of the vehicle, ran after the vehicle, i've now lost him. pc shaw gave chase, without realising his partner was being pulled along the road by the teenagers's car. he found his stab vest a short distance away. all the time getting updates from officers. pc shaw knew who it was. in court, thejury pc shaw knew who it was. in court, the jury was shown this

this is cole and bowers laughing after their first court appearance.e my house, and they've got weapons. they're stealing my quad bike. this is the 999 call about the theft of a quad bike that pc harper had been responding to with a colleague. the officers soon came across the teenagers' car. jessie cole quickly unhooked the bike. through the rear—view camera, you can see his legs as he tries to escape, followed by pc harper, who got caught at that moment in the towrope. sentencing the teenagers, mrjustice edis said they "had killed a talented and brave young officer who was going above and beyond his duty in order to provide a public service". pc harper's widow, lissie harper, read a victim impact statement to court. she said... these are three people who i do not believe have ever shown an ounce of genuine remorse or contrition for their actions. they did their best to frustrate the police investigation. the judge said there was nothing he could do to restore andrew harper to his loving wife or family and they had the profound sympathy of the whole n

this character, dylan, was based on the late scotty bowers, who was at the time called a male madamed of him? did you know anything about him? and i'm blown away by this character, i have to tell you. -oh, let me tell you, no, i knew nothing about him. ryan said that he was writing this -- by the way, that's the greatest day of your life when ryan calls you up and says, "i'm writing you a part." -exactly. -little did i know that it was this guy, which made it even better, so i had so much fun with this guy. yeah, he's loosely based on scotty bowers, and i kind of mixed in clark gable in there as well, kind of sprinkled in the mustache and the whole elegance of clark, but, yeah, he's a pimp. he's a pimp, straight-up. -well, the straight-up pimp!

the defendants — henry long, albert bowers and jessie cole — were found not guilty of murder.helena wilkinson is at the old bailey. as is at the old bailey. the verdicts were read out, pc harper's as the verdicts were read out, pc harper's widow, who he had been married to for just 28 days, harper's widow, who he had been married to forjust 28 days, broke down in tears. this has been the most harrowing of trials. much of the detail we have not reported because of the graphic nature. he was described as an officer doing no more than his job and after he was killed his widow said he was the kindest most selfless man you will ever meet. here is the background to the case and a warning of the distressing details and flash photography. andrew and lizzie harper, beaming on their wedding day last july, butjust four weeks after they promised a future together it was so cruelly taken away when pc harper was killed. the teenagers responsible, 19—year—old henry long, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jessie cole, seen here laughing after their first court appearance. the teenager

jessie cole, henry long and albert bowers. they had during parts of the trial laughed and joked.tside my house and they've got weapons. they are stealing my quad bike. this is the 999 call about the theft of a quad bike that pc harper had been responding to with a colleague. the officers soon came across the teenagers' car. jessie cole quickly unhooked the bike. through the rear—view cameta,4ou_can_seej1ls who got caught at that moment in the tow rope. sentencing the teenagers, mrjustice edis said they had killed a talented and brave officer who was going above and beyond his duty in order to provide a public service. pc harper's widow, lissie harper, read a victim impact statement to court. she said: four weeks was all i had to call him my husband. four weeks to be called his wife. my life often feels bleak, hopeless, irreparable. my desolate nights bring no rest, no time for reprieve from this utter turmoil. i will spend every day of the rest of my life with a hollowness that will never, ever be filled. these are three people who i do not believe have ever shown an ounce of gen

the defendants, henry laug, albert bowers and jessie cole were found not guilty of murder.pondent anna wilkinson has been following the trail at the old bailey. hannah. well, jane, as the verdicts were read out in court, eight of the old bailey pc harper's widow lizzie broke down in tears. it has been the most harrowing case over the last four weeks, with a very stressed distressing details to stop his widow, after he died, said that pc harper was the kindest, most selfless man you will ever meet. the court also heard that pc harper was an office for mac office are doing no more than hisjob. this is the background to the case. and a warning that it contains distressing details and a fashion photography. and you are living harper, beaming on their wedding day lastjuly. but just four weeks after they promised a future together, it was so cruelly taken away. when pc harper was killed. the teenagers responsible, 19—year—old henry long, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jessie cole. colette seen her laughing after their first court appearance. the teenagers had that nigh

. >> kelly bowers is the superintendent for the livermore school district. >> some disappointment for our students and staff that we can't begin in-person instruction. >> every is districts are creating a plan for what comes after distance learning. >> the hybrid model will be subsequent and we have to go forward starting with distance learning. we've made sure with our imagine teams that there will be a seamless transition. >> the summit said it will be incumbent on communities to do their part and lead the trends downward so we can get kids back into school. in the newsroom. abc7 news. >> thank you. a mge watch list for the first time. >> we have to get this virus under control right now. we don't have months. we barely have weeks. >> public health officials say since mid june, the number of cases, the positivity rate and hospitalizations have more than tripled. indoor malls and nonessential offices are ordered to close starting on monday and the city has paused any further reopening. >> know that we are not out of the woods. we are seeing a spike. and know that you, only you can ma

jean bower is a bestselling author and world renowned meat industry activist he's exposed to abuse by the meat industry for 35 years and he joins me now to discuss the impact of covert 19 on our food system which seems to me to be very very important now gene meat processing plants have become hotbeds for the coronavirus how has it impacted the workers at meat packing plants. well these slaughterhouses are as you said hot beds of disease they are stressful crowded island places and people are working right next to each other it working very fast they're enduring arendal conditions and as a result many of them have fallen ill and over $100.00 slaughterhouse workers in the u.s. have now from coronavirus so this is a system of oppression it's abusive to animals it's also abusive to workers and i think the coronavirus is really exposing that now now what about our food supply is there a meat shortage right now. you know it's interesting that some of these large industry groups are talking about immediate supply problems and i think one of the reason they're doing that is to try to get mor

the teenagers responsible, 19—year—old henry long, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jessie cole their first court appearance. the teenagers had that night gone to steal this quad bike. the bike's owner watched on as the theft unfolded. i've got four most men outside my house and they've got weapons. they're stealing my quad bike. i'm going out there now. no, no, don't go out there. i'm going out there now. no, because you've said they've got weapons. have you sent someone or not? officers are on their way. officers were indeed on their way. two of them, pc andrew shaw and pc andrew harper. this is the front—facing camera of their unmarked police car and the moment they found the thieves. you can seejessie cole trying to escape after unhooking the quad bike which had been attached by the tow rope. this is now the rear view from the officers‘ vehicle, with pc shaw at the wheel. through the back you can seejessie coal‘s legs as he tries through the back you can see jessie cole's legs as he tries to get into the car, closely followed by pc harper. at that moment the officer stepped

equipment from chinese from far away from december the 31st by mr bowers johnson has been under pressure from within his own party and the u.s. but says the company is a security risk. china's called the u.s. a trouble maker undermining peace and stability in the south china sea region that's after secretary of state my pump has said beijing's claims to the area were completely unlawful. 7 soldiers from and 2 from armenia have been killed as fighting escalates at the border it's the 3rd day of violence for us about johnny troops were killed and 5 armenian forces were injured earlier the 2 former soviet republics have been locked in conflict over nagorno-karabakh and on klav inside azerbaijan controlled by ethnic armenians both the u.s. and russia have condemned the violence and called for restraint. al-jazeera is robin for us jay walker who has extensively covered the conflict has more from tbilisi in neighboring georgia. b. as aries have grown over time very frustrated with the slow pace of of the peace talks president aliyev saying not too long ago that he felt it was dragging its feet

going to continue to have a market and i'm like of zimbabwe i have a lot more faith in the american bower because it's the reserve currency by default i mean we're the only ones that are really a military superpower so we can enforce our policies our laws. other countries do their. sounds like rome in the 2nd century a day when they stopped paying their forces of the military and the empire collapsed i think it over estimating that us dollar here but anyway richard thanks so much for being on the kaiser report always a pleasure thanks for having me all right and that is going to do it for this edition special july 4th edition hope you have a great barbecue in july 4th and all that stuff join to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by you know. all of. the world over. the last ceased to be a city. tour of the compromise but much as i'm sure national interest people talk about gridlock in congress people got the bell. right. radicals in both bodies. this. centrist approach to politics most the mystique and war. explain. some rumors as soon as you can see. them and those yo

. >> kelly bowers is the superintendent for the livermore school district. >> some disappointment for our students and staff that we can't begin in-person instruction. >> every is districts are creating a plan for what comes after distance learning. >> the hybrid model will be subsequent and we have to go forward starting with distance learning. we've made sure with our imagine teams that there will be a seamless transition. >> the summit said it will be incumbent on communities to do their part and lead the trends downward so we can get kids back into school. in the newsroom. abc7 news. >> thank you. a stern message from london breed as the city winds up on the state watch list for the first time. >> we have to get this virus under control right now. we don't have months. we barely have weeks. >> public health officials say since mid june, the number of cases, the positivity rate and hospitalizations have more than tripled. indoor malls and nonessential offices are ordered to close starting on monday and the city has paused any further reopening. >> know that we are not out of the wo

his passengers — albert bowers and jessie cole — were cleared of murder but found guilty of manslaughterays in england — breaking the rules could mean a £100 fine. the rules already apply in scotland. one of the most prominent windrush campaigners — paulette wilson — has died at 64. she came to the uk from jamaica as a ten—year—old to live with her grandparents — but in 2016, the home office told her that she was here illegally and she was threatened with deportation. last year, she spoke to the bbc about her experience. i couldn't eat, i couldn't sleep. it was terrible. there is no price you can put on my life and compensation isn't going to make my life that much better anyway, so there is no price on my life. that is it. my colleague geeta guru murphy spoke to patrick vernon, who campaigned alongside paulette wilson, about his thoughts after her death. still in complete shock even now, talking to the family, to her daughter and she is devastated. i want to say thank you to everyone in britain who has supported paulette over the last few years, but she feels she has lost her mum down t

henry long, 19, along with albert bowers and jesse cole, both 18, seen here at their first court appearancet in a tow rope that had been pulling a quad bike the three had stolen. the officer was dragged away by the car for over a mile at speeds of over a0 miles an hour. in an open letter to the prime minister, his widow said, i will keep fighting on behalf of andrew, the future that was stolen from us and also their victims who find themselves in this unjust situation in the future. after all, who are we if we allow our legal system to fail us? what is this country if it does not provide justice for the innocent estimate during the trial, the judge ordered extra security measures due to fears of potentialjuror intimidation by associates of the defendants. lizzie harper is calling for a retrial. the vice chair of the criminal bar association says it is too early to comment on the outcome of the trial. this case has not been concluded, the process is ongoing in the sentencing hearing is a vitally important part of the entire justice process. one should not detach the verdict in a case such as

the teenager's responsible 19—year—old henry long, along with 18—year—old albert bowers and jessie colere laughing, after their first court appearance. the teenagers had that night gone to steal this quad bike, the bike's owner watched on as the theft unfolded. i've got four masked men outside my house, they are stealing my quad bike. i am going out. don't go out there. i am going out. have you sent someone or go out there. i am going out. have you sent someone or not. officers we re you sent someone or not. officers were indeed on their way. two of them, pc andrew shaw and pc andrew harper. this is the front facing camera of their unmarked police car, and the moment they found the thieves. you can seejessie cole trying to escape after unhooking the quad bike which had been attached by the tow rope. this is now the rear view from the officers' vehicle with pc shaw at the wheel. you can see jessie cole's legs as he tries to get into the car, closely followed by pc andrew harper. at that moment, the officer stepped into the tow rope, and was dragged away. my colleague pc harper got out of

his friends, who were also with him on the car that night, albert bowers and jessie cole, are both sentencedhrough the most harrowing of details through this trial. thejudge said harrowing of details through this trial. the judge said to the defendants, you killed a talented and brave police officer, he said to them, they decided that their freedom to commit crime was more important than his life and he rejected that any of the defendants had shown any remorse. before sentencing andrew harper's widow, lissie, gave a victim impact statement of the court with the defendants listening from the dock and she said, my husband was brutally killed four weeks after our wedding day. should i speak again of how we were robbed of our future or the plans are stolen from us? four weeks was all i had with my husband, four weeks to be called his wife. my life often feels bleak, hopeless, irreparable. the couple had been together for 13 years and were looking forward to their honeymoon. our correspondent helen wilkinson, thank you. the supreme court will consider whether an east london woman who travelled to

albert bowers and jessie cole also guilty of killing pc harper.e said all three made a conscious decision not to assist them with their investigation. during the trial, jurors were given special protection over fears associates of the teenagers had planned to intimidate them. today pc harper's killers are due to be sentenced. his widow lissie harper has said she has her own life sentence to bear. helena wilkinson, bbc news. we can speak now to the chair of the thames valley police federation — craig o'leary. thank you very much for talking to us today. i wonder if you just want to tell me how difficult it is at this moment in time, when one of your colleagues has been killed and your colleagues has been killed and you have been very close and understanding of colleagues of his and his family, as well. absolutely. it has been a tough 12 months for the thames valley police and our collea g u es the thames valley police and our colleagues that have both worked with andrew but also the wider police family. it has been really, really tough and that ste

. >> reporter: kelly bowers is the superintendent for the livermore valley joint unified school district. >> hers some disappointment for our students and staff we won't actually be able to begin in person instruction. >> reporter: several bay area school districts are also creating a plan what comes after distance learning. >> the hybrid model will be subsequent and we have to definitely go full force starting with distance learning. we've made sure starting with our planning teams there'll be a seamless transition. >> superintendents said it will be incumbent on communities to do their part and lead the trend downwards so we can get kids back into school. in the newsroom lauren mart mezz abc 7 news. >> and there's a message from mayor london breed. >> we have to get this virus under control right now. we don't have months, we barely have weeks. >> public health officials say since mid-june the number of cases, the positivity rate and hospitalizations has more than tripled. indoor malls and nonessential offices are ordered to close starting monday, and the city has paused any further re

congress -- i do think possibly has the bower to reject the faith less vote but we know it has never done so. those that were rejected were faithful votes for greely who was deceased and who voted for other people who were faithless. and those were all counted. >> thank you, counsel. justice alito? >> we have to interpret the constitution to mean what it means regardless of the consequences. but i am interested in at least in understanding what the consequence of your position would be. and we are told by experts on elections that the consequences would be potentially chaotic. i'm thinking in particular professor's brief and there's een other weighing in by experts that acceptance of your possession would mean that after an election where the apparent outcome based on the popular vote is a small margin of victory for one candidate. there would be concerted campaigns to change that result by influencing a few electors. and could be achieved by influencing just a few electors. that's just one of the consequences. in most states the electors are not even listed on the ballots. and there

. >> reporter: kelly bowers is the superintendent for the livermore valley joint unified district. several bay area districts are also creating a plan for what comes after distance learning. >> with the hybrid model that will be subsequent we definitely have to go full force starting with distinct learning. but we've made sure with our planning tools they'll be a seamless transition. >> superintendents also said it will be incumbent on communities to do their part and lead the trend downwards so we can get kids back into school. in the newsroom lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> and a certain message from san francisco mayor london breed as the city winds up on the state watch list for the first time. >> we have to get this virus under control right now. we don't have months. we barely have weeks. >> public health officials say that since mid-june the number of cases and the positivity rate and hospitalizations have more than tripled. indoor malls and nonessential offices are ordered to close starting monday, and the city has further reopening. >> know that we are not out of the woods

the teenagers responsible, 19—year—old henry, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jesse cole, seen court appearance. the teenagers had that night gone to steal the squad bike and the owner watched on as the theft unfolded. form masked men were student make quad bike and i'm going out there. no, you said they have weapons. officers run their way, pc andrew shaw in the pc and true harper. this was the front facing camera of their unmarked police car. and the moment they found the thieves. you can seejesse cole trying to escape after unhooking the quad bike which had been attached by the tow rope. this is the rear view from the officers vehicle with pc shaw at the wheel. through the back, you can seejesse cole's lex as he tries to get into the car close we followed by pc harper in that moment, the officer stepped into the tow rope was dragged away. my call he got out of the vehicle, running up he got out of the vehicle, running up to the vehicle and i have now lost them. pc shaw gave chase and the officer stepped fest was a short distance away. for the time, getting updates from offic

marshals arrived and said it wous an order in the bower row of prisons.willing to sign the agreement. he was denied the opportunity and led away in shackles you know, to be clear, it is not against the rules to write a book if you're a federal prison. they are trying to make it against the rules for michael cohen to write a book. you're not supposed to be able to do that in a country with a first amendment. that said, that is what they have done here and the point of throwing mr. ho could hen not just back in prison but in solitary confinement that keeps him to write a book that spills the tea, mr. cohen's lawyers say it's working, since reminded back to prison even, he hasened made progress on his book. he is concerned about resuming work in custody, fearing retaliation. you know, think what you will about michael cohen. you don't need to find him a sympathetic character here to find out what is happening the first amendment is there to protect speech, the power that did bont like. that is exactly what this is right? and listen to how they explain it to

henry long, 19, along with albert bowers and jesse cole, both 18, seen here at their first court appearancehe three had stolen. the officer was dragged away by the teenagers' car for over a mile at speeds of over 40 miles an hour. in an open letter to the prime minister, lissie harper said, during the trial, the judge ordered extra security measures due to fears of potentialjuror intimidation by associates of the defendants. lissie harper is calling for a retrial. the vice chair of the criminal bar association says it is too early to comment on the outcome of the trial. this case has not yet been concluded, the process is ongoing, the sentencing hearing is a vitally important part of the entire justice process. and one should not detach the verdict in a case such as this from a sentence. it is extremely rare for the verdicts of not guilty to be set aside. the three teenagers who killed pc harper are due to be sentenced on friday. helena wilkinson, bbc news. in response to lissie harper's letter — a downing street spokesperson said. he is taking part football, curry and lots of laughs — that

now, if you look at the polls right now, joe biden who is losing in every primary bowers is he a terribledate and horrible debater was given this nomination because he wasn't bernie sanders. and hiding out in his basement and all the pressure on the president to make big decisions and sometimes he has made big mistakes and sometimes big successes, is he trailing in almost every major poll accord battleground the nbc poll has him trailing by 11 points with that union vote could bring other union votes and kimberley strassel talked about on our channel last night. if people who believe that donald trump will be successful they talk about a secret vote. the underground vote. because, if you wear a red hat or put a bumper sticker on your car, you are open to derision and maybe physical attack. people keep their mouth shut and want to go into the voting booth and make their decision. what do the polls say about a so-called secret vote for donald trump that will not appear in any polls? well, this appeared in a poll. when asked, are there secret voters who support trump? trump's secret voters 2

. >> then the reassignment of a former whistle bower. rick bright. >> time is running out because the virus is spreading everywhere. >> administration officials claiming they were telling truths that apparently president trump did not want told. >> i will never forget the e-mail that i received indicating that our mask supplier was completely decimated and said we are in -- the world is. we need to act. i pushed that forward to the highest levels that i could in hhs and i got no response. >> i watched him and he looks like an angry, disgruntled employee that didn't do a good job. >> a contradictory back and forth. so for now americans need to keep their eyes looking straight ahead to the finish line and listening to the experts and not getting distracted by confusing and unfounded messages. >> i don't think there is only one path to defeat covid. we need our leaders to be focused, serious and honest and deal with new fast-moving scientist information. that is the path to defeat covid. >> why now, in the middle of the pandemic are we inve

i had a visit with rusty bowers, the speaker of the house, and senator karen fan, president of the senate. i know that we're also engaging the delegation and it's as necessary and if necessary, we will do that. >> thank you. >> governor. >> hi, jeremy. >> two questions, first a few weeks ago you ordered the department of liquor to stop with gatherings, gatherings 50 more across the state. there are still a lot of visits for the remainder of the year the liquor department already approved. and some places where they don't require masks. >> we're going to review things that are on the calendar or things that are going to happen in the future that have been planned and where government has a role in that decisions making or local government has a role. we're going to be advocating or mick r making the necessary decisions from our office. >> the commission on appellate court appointment this week announced it was starting to take applications for the districting commission. that according to the constitution of arizona, is currently supposed to reflect the population of air afr. >> so far one

and the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh at the hands of neo-nazi robert gregory bowers 23 latino persons killed in a racial massacre the walmart in el paso texas in 201918 by white supremacists patrick -- and so on. in the current wave of protest extremist provocateurs like lulu sought to infiltrate and instigate violence in the rallies held by groups practicing nontraditional violence in the americans of a rights movement. one federal security officer david patrick underwood was killed on may 29 the night of a protest in oakland california. his sister testified in the administrative committee on june june 10 although she had not been apprehended because her testimony certain members tried to point the finger at antifa but the fbi caught the actual culprit and charged two men from boogaloo planning a race for the united states one of whom wrote slogans in blood on the hood of his car. ever kind of violence we see in america is gun violence domestic violence white supremacist andom extremist violence but today in this briefing we see her in on the threat of government violence aga

where is twitter bowers they are responsible for some of this as well. jordan, they can sit up there, these executives, these ceos who make upon tons of money. bezos, which is fine i'm a capitalist. bezos makes 180 billion. mark zerich. tim cook 3 million. sundar with google, $280.6 million. they stand up there and say we promise. it's our core value. not to sway this election. >> we promise not to do it. but then jim jordan gives all these different examples. some of y'all have mentioned. he said google has sensorred breitbart so much traffic has declined 99%. the contents of recommendation of the world health organization. he said think about that. said the world health organization. the organization that lied to us. and if you contradict something that they say, they can say whatever they want. they can lie for china, they can shill for china, you say something against them and you get sensorred. he goes on to talk about amazon banning president trump on twitch after he raised concerns about defunding the police. amazon bands a book of critical corona

warnings today, isa yesterday, and the warnings today, is a very clear warning shot across russia's bowers denial, in the way they did with the skripal case. the real question is what action do they take, notjust their words. to what end would russians be attempting to break into and get information in relation to the vaccine? probably the most valuable piece of intellectual property in the world today is a vaccine for covid. and the first country that can get it cannot only start to treat its citizens first but can also win geopolitical bragging rights. for the russian state to be able to say, we have the vaccine first, will be a huge diplomatic coup for it, and so the expectation is they are trying to get as much data as they possibly can to get ahead in the race, or at least maintain stability with others. basically there are scientists all over the world alljockeying forward and there is a race on to see who can get the vaccine first. they were trying to steal as much data as they could to help the russian cause. one thing often absent in some of these situations and has been in relati