so i'm keeping my ears open for "chery, chery, chery, chweer. chery, chery, chery, chweer."'s the song of the mourning warbler. and if i hear that, then i know there's one hiding in those shrubs and i've got to wait him out and look for him. so i'm heading for a patch of habitat of low-lying growth where i'm likely to find one. and then i hear "henry!" at the top of the lungs, the way nobody would talk to a human being, so i know it's a dog off the leash. and then i see it tearing exactly through the low-growing growth where i was hoping to find a mourning warbler. i'm like, "well, if there was one there before, there's not one there now." so this is an ongoing problem in central park, particularly in the ramble, where dogs have to be on the leash at all times. there are signs posted everywhere telling everybody that. so this has been an ongoing war between certain dog walkers -- i don't want to tar all dog walkers with a bad brush, because there are some who actually follow the rules. but this has been an ongoing war for many, many, many years between dog walkers and birder

there was a sex tape that cheri young, andrew's wife, found in a pile of things that rielle had leftd rented for her, and they kept it as a kind of an insurance. you did, though, at one point, consider selling it. when somebody comes up to you and says, you know, "here's millions of dollars. will you sell it?" you know, i'd be lying if i didn't say, "hmm." but did we ever seriously consider selling it? of course not. it was a crazy, juicy trial for something about finance. there's no question that i've done wrong, and i take full responsibility for having done wrong. and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others, but i did not break the law. they ended up deliberating for nine days, and it was like, is the train gonna crash? ♪ -man: morning. -morning. good morning. we have this 4-week trial, and then you had nine days of deliberation just deadlocked. there were just a couple of hardcore people who didn't think that it was a campaign finance violation and thought the government didn't prove their case. at the end of the day, they came back

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amy: meanwhile, cheri honkala, national spokesperson for the poor people's army, was arrested as she attempted to trying to monday deliver a citizens arrest to republican officials. just hours earlier, she spoke to democracy now! about that action and more. go to democracynow.org to see that interview. a federal judge in florida has dismissed special counsel jack smith's criminal case against donald trump over his mishandling of classified documents after leaving the white house. on monday, the trump appointed u.s. judge aileen cannon sided with trump's lawyers who argued that attorney general merrick garland's appointment of the special counsel was unlawful because smith had not been appointed by biden or confirmed by the senate. cannon also ruled smith had been improperly funded by the treasury department. cannon's legal rationale drew from a concurring opinion by far-right justice clarence thomas in the supreme court's historic ruling trump v. united states, which grants presidents broad immunity from prosecution. a federal grand jury had indicted trump on 40 felony counts. 32 vio

amy: meanwhile, cheri honkala, national spokesperson for the poor people's army, was arrested as she attempted to trying to monday deliver a citizens arrest to republican officials. just hours earlier, she spoke to democracy now! about that action and more. go to democracynow.org to see that interview. a federal judge in florida has dismissed special counsel jack smith's criminal case against donald trump over his mishandling of classified documents after leaving the white house. on monday, the trump appointed u.s. judge aileen cannon sided with trump's lawyers who argued that attorney general merrick garland's appointment of the special counsel was unlawful because smith had not been appointed by biden or confirmed by the senate. cannon also ruled smith had been improperly funded by the treasury department. cannon's legal rationale drew from a concurring opinion by far-right justice clarence thomas in the supreme court's historic ruling trump v. united states, which grants presidents broad immunity from prosecution. a federal grand jury had indicted trump on 40 felony counts. 32 vio

and the times chose tony blair and his wife cherie blair attending the wedding of the son of asia's richesty moments of the night, obviously, the big names that came and went and remember the next day. but other things that happened that we haven't clocked, individual results or trends that were under the surface of the labour landslide? that is what we were digging in this episode of newscast, looking back at the result of the general election in great detail. hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, and joining me for the stroll down memory lane, we have scarlett maguire. hello. freshly wrested from a little holiday. also is a columnist and chief data reporter for the financial times, john. and excellent marathon and half marathon runner. beat everyone from the newscast team. and joining us on the line as professor rob ford. i know you were involved in the exit poll, so well done for getting it correct. and also you wrote the blue the general election 2019, co—author, so will there be a general election coming out? there is, as soon as we can get it out. that could be a while, because as

two were vietnamese americans, including cherie chung of oakland, who was 56 years old.ecords linked chung to a three story home in oakland. >> it seems crazy. >> next door neighbor steve truman says. it was around 6 p.m. wednesday when he saw several people show up in front of the home connected to chung. >> there was a van and a police, and it looked like an undercover police officer here looking up that way. and no idea what was going on. >> truman doesn't recognize chang's name or photograph. truman says a large asian family lives in the home right next door to him, and they're related to the family that live in the house right behind truman. he stunned to hear about the local thai to suspected cyanide poisoning. >> oh, absolutely. >> other neighbors don't remember seeing chung, either. do you recognize this woman? >> no. >> sad as tragic, but it's on the other side of the world. and granted, the person that died is connected to this bangkok police say they believe that one person in the group administered the poison to others. >> they found that chung was alone in t

cheri, what would you drink? it? her know if it's still good but don't think i really fascinated. probably learned a lot all right. we've got a lot to get to this morning. he's coming up. we're talking about. >> a bay area, congressman, unfortunately, has been diagnosed with cancer. >> he shared details from his ongoing treatment. well, helping healthcare workers plan to protest. they will show their reasoning behind that protest and a final push for more money for an extension project in the south bay. this will help connect art with eta in san jose. >> they are viciously beating the women. and that is a cause for alarm. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news and oakland community living in fear after a series of violent robberies targeting seniors and san francisco is doing more to clear homeless encampments, although some are worrie% it might lead to criminalizing homelessness. plus, a warning of possible measles exposure in the south bay after an infected person traveled through san jose airport. we're live this morning with the details. >> from the bay local news station. y

the times is front page today has a picture of tony blair and his wife cherie.ey appear to be wearing traditional indian dress because they're at a wedding, they'd be banned from entering wireless festival looking like that, wouldn't they, under these rules. but i don't know . do you think there's don't know. do you think there's any shout for things to be banning things that are culturally insensitive in islington? no, i mean, it's islington, isn't it? >> at the end of the day, you know, no surprises there. but but frankly, it's an appreciation of the culture. most people are wearing it because they appreciate what's happening and respectful to the culture and want to want to be part of it. it's really simple stuff. >> no, i think some of them are. some are being silly, some of them don't realise it's important. i have to say i'm on the side of the people who, if they've got their own dress, which they feel strongly about, they don't want other people to appropriate it and they may not. it may not be possible. is there a strong there's a difference. >> no. >> n

two were vietnamese americans, including cherie chong of oakland, who was 56 years old.records link chong to a three story home in oakland seems crazy. next door neighbor steve truman says it was around 6 p.m. wednesday when he saw several people show up in front of the home connected to chong. >> there was a van and a police, and it looked like an undercover police officer here looking up that way. and i had no idea what was going on. >> truman doesn't recognize chong's name or photograph. truman says a large asian family lives in the home right next door to him, and they're related to the family that live in the house right behind truman. he's stunned to hear about the local thai to suspected cyanide poisoning. >> oh, absolutely. >> other neighbors don't remember seeing chong, either. do you recognize this woman? >> no. >> sad as tragic. but it's on the other side of the world. >> and granted, the person that died is connected to this. >> bangkok police say they believe that one person in the group administered the poison to others. they found that chong was alone in t

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. >> i think cherie, cherie blair played that role quite well. was, but she also had her own role and she had things to do and you know , victoria to do and you know, victoria starmer has got her own job. >> she has teenage children and obviously with care and they want to make sure that they're protecting their home life and their family life, and that's that. she's entitled to her own career. she hasn't stood for election, and i actually think the way that they as family have talked about the fact that they protect their time and they've been very, very respectful of not putting their children into the limelight because their children are not old enough to choose to do that has been absolutely right. and i think it's something that's resonated with a lot of families around the country. >> it's interesting. emma, if it was a political choice for her to step back or whether this was a family personal choice , hard a family personal choice, hard to tell. >> i imagine it probably would be a personal decision. and they didn't take their children , i

so the excitement when blair strode up numbered up downing street with cherie.armer. not quite the same with starmer. not quite the same. >> very honourable reasons. i mean, that had been 18 years of a conservative government, including the great thatcher experiment, frankly , the brexit experiment, frankly, the brexit pm's liz and rishi. and who's the other one? oh, boris. i mean, they're not remotely in the thatcher league. and also we came in with luckily with lots and lots of easy wins , and lots of easy wins, abolishing hereditary peers, abolishing hereditary peers, abolishing foxhunting, making the bank of england independent, being friends again with europe. those options aren't genuinely aren't really open for sir keir starmer. and tony was a very, very young, boyish person. keir actually this year, same age as when clement attlee became prime minister in 1945. well, he did all right. he did brilliantly. if claire does as well as that, we'll all be delighted . we'll all be delighted. >> we saw david lammy, giving his speech to say how excited he was as a

that could trigger off if you shah and cheri downforce.d feel quite warm. 23, 2a celsius. some rain in northern ireland. the next weatherfront moving in, that clears its way through on monday. tuesday sees a ridge of high pressure quieting things down. if we look ahead, it is good to be showers, longer spells of rain, and some sunshine. the husband of a woman who has alzheimer's says he doesn't know how they'll cope if his wife's nhs—funded care package is taken away. dave morton provides constant care for carol while professional carers come to the house for one—and—a—half hours every day to give him respite, but they've now been told the funding for that care is being withdrawn. steve humphrey went to meet them. here we go, darling. oops. made you jump then, didn't i? we've been together since we was 17, and just to see her like this is just so heartbreaking. carol is 67. she was diagnosed with alzheimer's just before the covid lockdown started in 2020. before getting the illness, she had led a busy life. if you didn't know her before sh

. >> yeah, it is about status, but it should be about love that tony and cherie in the in the middletunes on going to weddings. well, maybe he'll say, could you lend us 1 million or 2? >> yeah, for the country. >> yeah, for the country. >> i was going i think it's classic tony, isn't it? >> he loves to jet set. i mean, you know, all the talk about mandelson on meeting oligarchs on various islands and yachts and stuff like that, that's that was what new labour was like. so champagne socialism. >> yeah. yeah. yes. >>— >> yeah. yeah. yes. >> but also again, daddy , your >> but also again, daddy, your wedding probably wants to show what incredibly influential world leaders he knows. >> yeah, absolutely. definitely yeah. yes. >> big moment for india as well. yes >> well yeah. >> well yeah. >> you know we're going to see a lot more indian billionaires, not just russian oligarchs anymore. india overtook us as the fifth largest economy last yeah the fifth largest economy last year. yeah, but we still give them aid. yeah. >> oh give them aid. >> oh give them aid. >> yeah. there you go. that's