it wasal not over for republica congresswoman jamie herrera-butler. about a income her home districe in washington state, local republicans voted to censure her for having the audacity to tell the truth about what she heard that day. and former president trump made it his mission to make sure that herrera-butler did not stay in congress. trump opposed her in her republican primary and endorsed this guy joe kent. joe kent. election denier. he claimed the january 6 attack looked like an intelligence operation. he called the january 6 rioters political prisoners. he vowed if elected to congress that he would investigate and defund both the fbi and the justice department. here's something interesting. many democrats decided to pounce on this opportunity. they thought kent was a vulnerable opponent. some made the decision to vote for kent in washington's jumbled primary system. to help elevate an election denier to a top two finish in the hopes of later defeating him in the general election.en as a result, democratic candidate marie perez and joe kent adva

finally, this week saw the death of the pioneering election analyst sir david butler.d for transforming the bbc�*s coverage of politics was a pendulum device, shown in action here on general election night in 1959. and back in the studio here, david butler wishes to give a short session in swing. up here. i think it was 3.5 hours ago that bob mackenzie said that labour needed that swing — 2% or more — to win the election. well, at the beginning of the night, it was all over the place, one to the other way made us think we might hesitate. but after 30 results, it has settled down, and it has been staying steady now. the average swing over the whole country, 1.3% improvement of conservative position over labour. the swingometer has become a little bit more high—tech in the years since, as used by the likes of peter snow and jeremy vine, but the ground—breaking principle remains the same. among the tributes paid to sir david butler was this from the bbc�*s current election analyst, sirjohn curtis. thank you for all of your comments this week. if you want to share your fee

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the butler and that was based on a story that i wrote and that story was about a man who was a butler in the white house. for 34 years under eight presidents and so you had two ways to go. i guess if you were making that film you could. focus on the eight presidents who were all white or you could focus on this man. black man, who was a butler and show all love the things that he went through in his life. he saw the civil rights movement, you know. he was there when? when folks were murdered he met martin luther king jr. he met sammy davis jr. he met frank sinatra. he met him. you met michael jackson on these people coming into the white house. lee daniels chose to focus on the butler and on the black man. it wasn't a white savior movie which hollywood had attendance to make those kind of movies. so i think if you get a sensitive movie director, like lee daniels and then you will see that they will focus on who the story is meant to be focused on there was a story that came out movie that came out in 1988, mississippi burning about the three civil rights workers who were killed in mis

and also paul butler, former former prosecutor. and harry lippman, former u. s. attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general. andrew weissmann, two points, first share with us what you know about jack smith, and secondly, are you hoping that on the plane back across the atlantic ocean he's reading your hundred and 69-page process memo, as they call it, prosecutors, memo outlining all the pros and cons of prosecuting donald trump in this case? >> so i've known jack for decades. i was the chief of the criminal division when he started in the u.s. attorney's office and with a group of a tremendous class that he came in with, one of whom is actually serving as lisa monica's principal deputy, marshall miller. so i've a feeling that may have been a way in which jacques name came to their attention as a really good prospect for this job. and jack, as you noted, has had all sorts of positions that make him really perfect for this job in the sense of his experience, his career prosecutor, he's completely apolitical in public integrity, they prosecute democrats an

butler junior, that's to me. butler june 3rd to champion junior golden gloves. he's a 6th grader who lives in floss floyd fraser, south side with coach frank smith and the gladiators boxing club. he's only 12 years old. you may wanna remember the name destiny butler ferry border field says destiny butler junior. if someone you should know my hopes and goals is hopefully being lampey said 17. anyone in the coming professional, 513 year old from boxing since the age of 6. and he already holds title belt in gold. what is it about this sport that you love? so i was like, you can hear people when you can get in time before, but we're trying to remember the name. i don't know know started, but destiny was already boxed like any game. destiny was the male, destiny with the nation. so it was came to me was linkedin profile, and they were on the top and a day he he hasn't had an easy with this particular neighborhood. you was able to see at least once to twice more guns. you were subject, c, cracky is dope, fiends. every day you struggle with been times when you have lik

butler inherited a house from her father.. >> judge judy: and at that time, where were you living? >> at that time, i was living in an apartment close to campus in spartanburg called campus evolution. >> judge judy: and who was paying the rent on that apartment? >> i was. >> judge judy: and how much were you paying? >> $539 a month. >> judge judy: so, when ms. butler inherited this house, she invited you to come and live with her. >> yes. >> judge judy: and the arrangement was that you would live there rent free but that you would split the expenses of the house. >> yes. >> judge judy: the utilities, the taxes, and that turned out to be how much a month? >> with utilities... with it being cold in the house, the light was about $100. >> judge judy: you moved into the house when?

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butler was credited with a block., it is clear that butler did make contact with curry's right hand. >>> in the post game, curry said he was frustrated by this awful call. >> it was an awful call. i was walking to the free throw line. thinking that i was going to get three and have an even score and some change left. >> if it was called a foul, curry would have been in line for free three throws to tie it up. in the end, miami won 116-109. >>> so golden state still winless on the road and now 3 and 5 after its third straight loss. they are at orlando tomorrow. >>> and one of the world's most prestigious prices is being awarded (vo) it's a fact! two out of three w them blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like dental, vision, hearing and prescription drugs! and to help you stay healthy at home, you can have free prescription drug delivery, onli

and the butler did it again. miami wins 116-109. golden state still winless on the road, dropped to a record of three and five after his third straight loss they're at orlando on thursday. >>> around the league, former santa clara great and hall of famer steve nash is out as the nets head coach after two plus seasons. the two sides agreed to part ways. brooklyn is now trying to hire udoka to replace nash who was serving a season suspension, but boston is going to let him out of his deal. >>> baseball. philadelphia hosting the astros, world series game three. bryce harper first pitch he saw, gone. his sixth of the playoffs. and how about fifth inning kyle schwarber blasted a homer extending the lead. philadelphia had five home runs in the game and took a 2-1 series lead after a 7-0 final. >>> nfl. former 49ers general manager john mcveigh passed away today at age 91. he joined walsh in 1979, and from the front office helped engineer five super bowl wins and a 17-year run with the team. >>> awkward transition, but we keep going. today

but they all had butler service. these butlers are normally students, or work in banks or bakeries. they sport a uniform on top, but whatever they like on the bottom. the butlers make beds, serve breakfast and chat with the guests. they're an important part of the concept. >> i just try to please the guests. and enjoy the experience myself. that's the goal: to enjoy doing it and really give the guests something positive. >> for over two decades the riklin twins have been making art that intrudes into reality. out of the museum and into everyday life. guests pay almost 330 euros for one night at their zero-star hotel. a deliberate provocation. >> i see it as an investment in self-reflection. if someone recognizes the personal value in it, the 325 swiss francs are nothing. >> a bargain! >> then they can skip taking another course or mindfulness training. >> in an increasingly incongruous world, spending the night in this bed is also making a statement. the hotel will operate until mid-september. so what's next? the riklin twins have some ideas: >> hello vladimir, hello? >> hello. >> c

doctor butler says that can't continue if there's an adequate compensation for the young talent being recruited. the university of california globally and certainly ucsf want to live up to their mission and being one of the most diverse, chris, to just for thinking progressive institutions and they have to match that about you. >> i reached out to both. you see and ucsf for comment. you see responded in regards to the 50,000 united auto workers on strike saying the best path forward to an agreement will be through a 3rd party mediator. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. a local congressman has introduced a bill aimed at holding corporations more accountable for swift. >> mass layoffs. our kron four's philippe reports that it's in response to the tens of thousands of jobs being lost in the tech industry. >> many of them are right here in the bay area. >> in a subcommittee on wednesday conquered congressman so yea introduced the justice for local communities and workers act or hr 93. 0, 5, a bill intended to keep corporations from leaving communities hi

so ben butler's important, too. and this leads to where i can dismiss these subsidiary campaigns and say they're not going to do anything much because both guys performed at the level we've come to expect from political generals. thus both subsidiary campaigns were complete failures. butler didn't take richmond didn't take petersburg. got his command a bottled up in the end of a peninsula between the james and appomattox rivers and that was that the confederates were able to contain him with minimal force and detach the rest of their troops to lee ziegel also failed in the shenandoah valley. so these two subserior campaigns that had the potential to help grant a lot. you know, they're out. so now it's going to be all on grant. and the army of the potomac which he is not commanding, but he is supervising. more in that in a moment. well, yeah, it's time for that not right now. let's talk about the because this is a problem that grant has what would really work best we can say this with the benefit of hindsight is that

doctor kelli butler is a second-year resident at ucsf and says she's a month away from a student loan repayment. she can't afford very real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on their table. people can't afford to solicit childcare because they're working 80 hours a week and they can't take care of their own kids. doctor butler is one of 5,000 doctors who have been in contract negotiations for the last 9 months with ucsf. >> the group rallying alongside the almost 50,000 uc academic workers on strike this week. the unity break also consisted of fellows like doctor paul wallace who is continuing his psychiatry trading. so we're hoping we don't. >> ever have to get to a point that we have to go on strike and we can come to a resolution of the contract before that doctors at uc davis and uc la hospitals also walked out of the job wednesday. >> all 3 walkouts getting the support of senator scott wiener. we don't want someone who is learning how to be a surgeon or a psychiatrist to learning how provide medical care to people. >> we don't want

butler. it's not just about what they did for this specific election. it is one of the tread lines that's emerging. one of the things we can look for to shape the next 20, 30 years of politics. >> absolutely right. what they've said, in about 50, years the nuns, the people who don't have any religious faith one so ever will be the majority in america. that has to do with, honestly, the way that evangelicals have presented themselves as these are very strict arbiters of what morality should be. one of the things i talk about in my book white, evangelical racism, the politics of morality in america, this morality is used as a shield to hide from everyone else. the sense of power that they want to have. they don't care about morality from shelves. this is why herschel walker gets a pass. it's a past for beating women, gets a pass for these things. gets a pass because he's forgiven by. god for the rest of you, you have to follow the rules. you have to follow the rules because they have told you what the rules are. it's an important part of why gen z doesn't

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a foul was called on butler. the call was overturned. butler was credited with a block.en them the chance to shoot three. in the post game, steph curry said he was frustrated by the awful call. there was a lot of reaction on twitter about this. as a warriors fan, i am biased. it felt like there was contact. steph curry said he felt contact. >> it definitely was. >> i wonder what they sought to overturn it . >> i was like, what are you doing? you make there has to be something with the different angles. >> steph curry says he feels like you should be able to finish the shooting motion. >> it's okay, it is early in the season. we have time to turn things around. >> i saw people talking about this yesterday. one of your favorite artist passes away, and this is sad. the rapper is fliaweare take off. celebriti from all over are reacting online to the fatal shooting of takeoff. many share their thoughts on how much he meant to them. the 28-year-old was killed in a shooting in houston early yesterday morning. no suspects have been arrested. i did see a lot of people reacting to

butler watched the test flights north west of paris at a purpose built air terminal on the outskirts of paris, a glimpse at what could be the future of taxi services. the german build follow captcha is a 30 call take off and landing drone. the speak enough to carry passengers either as it will be open to a full community. anyone that wants to take an over to day out. there's no reason why they shouldn't contemplate taking am a velocity across the cross and urban urban landscape or across a city forum. to, to get from a to be a lot quicker. paras transport officials plan to have to operational follow up to routes for the 2024 olympics as the air craft a fully electric and quieter than a helicopter. they say that then ecological alternative to fuel powered vehicles. pool is certainly very comfortable and spacious. here at the moment, there is room for a passenger and a pilot, but the manufacture but follicle de says that in the future this service could be pilot. really? several cities in the world are testing, similar aircraft, has competition steps up in a potentially multi $10000000

our diplomatic editor james bays is at the g. 20 liter summit in bali. natasha butler is in paris with reactions from europe. rosalyn. jordan will bring us the u. s. response from washington, but 1st to join a hole in the ukrainian capital, keith. so jonah in poland, where the incident happened. we've heard some reaction from the polish government. what has that response been thus far? me? well, i suspect that in the next 10 minutes, if reports were getting here correct, we may have a good deal more clarity on how things are going to proceed. because it really is down to poland at this point to decide what sort of action it may wish to initiate . they've been engaged. the government did an emergency security council meeting for a couple of hours now. the president has spoken to president, fight and consulted also with other nato allies, and perhaps a clue of what is to come comes about. the reuters news agency quoting to european ambassadors unnamed, saying that nato ambassadors adieu to meet on wednesday at the request of poland on the basis of nato's article for they had been talk th

his 10th career triple double golden state by seven game now late jimmy butler goes to work on andrewthe who, plus the foul the heat up three. but just under two minutes to play the world's going for tie on their next possession, curry goes up for three of foul is called on butler curry will head to the free throw line, but the heat challenged the call, the refs confirmed, and they ruled that butler's hand made contact with curry after he got a piece of the ball call is overturned the warriors that came up short and two following possessions, and then the heat. put it away. 1 16 1! oh 93 straight losses for the warriors, who are still winless on the road. then happened at a time when the 49ers you're feeling good about their results on the field as they enter a bye week, they learned of a loss that dates back to the roots of their success as an organization . they learned today that john mcveigh, a man who spent 22 seasons with the organization, has died at the age of 91. mcveigh who attended high school and the football cradle of massillon, ohio, came to san francisco and 1979 along

[applause] >> steve: a special thanks the butler high school.s the band. look out! ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us live from the studio. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bill: great show. good morning, everybody. election eve in america. both sides have a chance in a matter of hours to make closing arguments and they're calling in the big guns as we say hello. i'm bill hemmer. it is monday. one day at the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. >> dana: tyrus, big guns pretty sure. it might be one of his nicknames. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." a long day between now and tomorrow night. president biden and former

. >> the butler is a volunteer basketball coach at amador. at each practice he tries to eati here last winter, heors. he knew he had a different lesson to teach. >> i think this is the community's first responsibility to make sure schools are funded, and that we have facilities that are functional and safe , and that our community, and their kids, can be proud of it. >> he has lived a life of service, through the navy, and now a coach. measure i would secure $400 million to fund updates to pleasanton school facilities. >> they are not only used for physical education too, right? they are testing sites. they are assembly areas as well. in these areas don't have heat, don't have ac, a functioning hvac system. so when kids are taking tests in a heavy coat in the wintertime, again, what are we saying to our kids? >> inside the gym it is clear it needs some tlc. >> this goal is literally the wall [ laughter ] you know, with some wiring around it. the first picture we have of the facility was from 1931. this would be this scene facing this way. the

jimmy butler versus andrew wiggins. the basket and the foul. 112-109. wide open look to type.eft. butler will supply the dagger. he had 23. they dropped a 3-5. steve nash in a no-win situation. the nets are a dumpster fire. the nets fired nash, 2.5 years after the experiment began. it's over for now. christian mccaffrey arrived in red and gold. jeff wilson jr. he needed to go elsewhere. he requested a trade. before the deadline, the niners sent wilson to miami. the dolphins have mike mcdaniel mcdaniels as their head coach. reunion time. good deal for all involved. world series game three. kate upton, smile. you are on tv. lance mccullers jr. on the mound. this is his worst nightmare. five home runs allowed. bryce harper gets the party started in the first inning. that was way out. second inning, two more homers coming. brandon marsh. this one barely clears the wall but it gives the phillies the lead. to the third inning we go. two more. kyle schwaber hi, deep, a low five bombs carrying the phillies to the wind. to the ice we go. sharks and ducks. that's cr karlsson had the hot

jimmy butler versus andrew wiggins. the b112-109. wide open look to type.o good. 10 seconds left. butler will supply the dagger. he had 23. they dropped a 3-5. steve nash in a no-win situation. the nets are a dumpster fire. the nets fired nash, 2.5 years after the experiment began. it's over for now. christian mccaffrey arrived in red and gold. jeff wilson jr. he needed to go elsewhere. he requested a trade. before the deadline, the niners sent wilson to miami. the dolphins have mike mcdaniel mcdaniels as their head coach. reunion time. good deal for all involved. world series game three. kate upton, smile. you are on tv. lance mccullers jr. on the mound. this is his worst nightmare. five home runs allowed. bryce harper gets the party started in the first inning. that was way out. second inning, two more homers coming. brandon marsh. this one barely clears the wall but it gives the phillies the lead.to the third inning we go. two more. kyle schwaber hi, deep, a low five bombs carrying the phillies to the wind. to the ice we go. sharks and ducks. that's crea

baz luhrmann benefited from strong leading actors, none more so than austin butler, who was outstandinggo, wow! you know, before elvis, austin not that well known. go where you want, play where you want, and if they don't like it, you go some place else. and not only was there a star is born moment in a sense, i guess, but it was a star born of a great ensemble led by tom hanks. i will work and i will worry. that's how you allow someone like austin to flourish in that impossible task. # you ain't nothing but a... when baz luhrmann�*s movie opened, it lifted the spirits of cinema owners because not only did it bring in young movie goers, but older people who'd been hesitant to return to the movies in the wake of covid—i9. i went to warner's and i said, this is being made to bring an original idea, not a franchise, but an original idea. i want to prove that we can bring in all kinds of audiences back to the cinema. that was my singular mission, even with the pandemic. i've been lost. and when you're lost, people take advantage. in many ways, the humanity on display in elvis is dishearteni

i really respect the principled stance that congresswoman herrera butler took in her vote. i got into this race to stand up against the political extremes. that is why i am so proud to have seen the district. that's part of the equation here. in general, so many moderate republicans, so many independents, and so many democrats really got behind us and propelled us to the front of this race. >> i know that you didn't mean it as a clichÉ when you say that the people want people to fix things. you actually fix things. >> that's right. we are in independent auto shop, we fix cars, we fix the cars of middle america. people that are just trying to get to work, whose converters have been stolen. those emergency funds are going to be wiped out by petty crime. this is what a lot of america looks like right now. >> you didn't delve into -- obviously you had an opponent that was a bit of a conspiracy theorist. more than a bit, an election denier. but one of the things that republicans used against democrats in the past election, two, things won the inflation issue, and culture wars. y

k sank, the victory was held in the french port city of dunkirk as the touch of butler ports. a silent walk in dunkirk, charity work has led a commemoration in the northern french town for at least 27 people who died, trying to cross the english channel. one year ago, most were curds from iraq, including children. so i thought it was really important to come here and to only to remember what has happened and what is happening. so why the tragedy happened though, is still not clear. british in french officials, traded blame over why the boat wasn't rescued, but some details have begun to emerge. a french newspaper investigation has revealed the victims repeatedly called french rescue services with their location, but they was sent no assistance and even at times seemed to be mocked. the transcript of some of the calls paints a chilling picture help please. i'm in the water says an asylum seeker. yes, but you're an english waters, replies a french rescue operator. no, no, not english waters in french waters. please come fast than the phone line cuts. and the operator is heard sa

when government cracks down on immigration, let's get the latest from natasha butler who's at the port. hello then. natasha. what's happening there? yes. well, the ocean viking is a finally doctrine, the southern french port of tune. all we saw it a short while ago come in to the hall, but this is a military naval base that there is no public access in securities. you can imagine is very high indeed. now this really brings to an end, you have to say what must be a terrible ordeal for that more than $250.00 asylum seekers on board that shape? some of them have been on it for nearly 3 weeks because i've been several rescues amongst them. we've got a women's men and we are told $57.00 children. you can't imagine the sort of state of psychological distress and a physical situation they must to be in. now what we're told by the french interior ministry is that are all those on board will be diss and fog. their cases will be processed if they are eligible to apply for asylum then they will be able to stay in your. ringback opinion and they'll be mainly divided between france and germany . bu

welcome the chance to skip the bottle next on the ground to gain precious time in the air. natasha butler, al jazeera sergey pot was, ah, 1st game of the football. well, cough is now just 10 days away, and the 1st of 3 giant cruise ships that will house thousands of fans as arrived in cutter. the brand new m s. c world. europa will provide temporary hotel space for 6700 fans during the tournament. and i show your name as more from metro ha port. the arrival of the m s. c. world europa right behind me. she is yet another reminder that the start of cuts are 20. 22 is near. this ship has 22 deck decks and can accommodate more than 6700 guests. i with bernhard stature with m. s. c. cruises to talk more about these ships. this is one of 3 that will be arriving. the next one is on the 10th, the 3rd one on the 18th, you'll be able to accommodate what? $12400.00 guests. it's insane. why do people pick? do you think a crew ship option for a world cup? and what kind of experience can they expect? i think to pick it because it's a destination in itself. so we have $33.00 restaurants and lounges. we

doctor kelli butler is a second-year resident at ucsf and saysy she's a month away from a student loanepayment. she can't afford very real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on their table. people can't afford to solicit childcare because they're working 80 hours a week and they can't take care of their own kids. doctor butler is one of 5,000 doctors who have been in contract negotiations for the last 9 months with ucsf. >> the group rallying alongside the almost 50,000 uc academic workers on strike this week. the unity break also consisted of fellows like doctor paul wallace who is continuing his psychiatry trading. so we're hoping we don't. >> ever have to get to a point that we have to go on strike and can come to a resolution of the contract before that doctors at uc davis and uc la hospitals also walked out of the job wednesday. >> all 3 walkouts getting the support of senator scott wiener. we don't want someone who is learning how to be a surgeon or a psychiatrist to learning how provide medical care to people. >> we don't want them

is at odds with paris for allowing the boat carrying migrants to dock on francis shores. natasha butler reports from too long the end of an ordeal at sea. after 3 weeks fusion viking rescue ship, finally talked in the southern french port of 2 long after being refused entry to italy on board 230 asylum seekers. including more than 50 children, most of them travelling alone. the n g o that operates the ship said italy's actions and the u. slow response to the crisis was a scandal. basic principle is a duty to rescue from anyone a c. and then an obligation from state to quality need to find a place of safety in the shortest time possible. this is the low decision damage, and this is mary time convention. what we are requesting from you on the states is just to respect to the french officials, say the migrants will be housed in a reception center. those eligible to seek refugee status will be able to stay in the you, the others will be deported. not object. it thought, pathetic or a mr. rapidly put in place procedures that will allow us to have certain each person stay to solicit restauran

when government cracks down on immigration, let's bring in at natasha butler who's at that port. hello there. natasha. what's happening? where you are? yes. yeah. sion viking ship, now a docked in this southern french port of a to law. it is a military naval base. so security is very high. there is no public access. but what we do know is that the $230.00 asylum seekers that are on board this ship, including women, men, and $57.00 children, will now be disembarked from the shape we understand. some of them have already been taken off the shape. they will be taken to an area not far from here. we are told by a local regional authorities to a processing center. they aren't actually officially on french territory as yet. it will still be international territory for a while. they'll be there for about 20 days. their cases will be examined and if they have a right to apply for asylum for future refugee status than they will be allowed to stay in the european union divided mainly between france and germany. if however, they do not have a right to say, according to french authorities an