him under 24-hour video surveillance, the director of the private security company ufc global, david morales that america service discussed with him the possibility of poisoning or kidnapping the founder of wikileaks despite all this evidence. the uk supreme court appealed the extradition of julian asange. as a result, rejected psg julian found out about decision to extradite him one and a half to two hours later than all the others the night before. he was very excited when i spoke to him, he did not sleep all night. this is a lot of stress. even if you're prepared for the worst, it's very hard, but wrestling is what we do every day, and we'll fight until he's free and there are other options. we have not become. pray met. giuliana massaged in 2019 while working on his lawyers team. the couple have two children in march of this year. they are officially became husband and wife, the ceremony took place in a london prison, belmash, where the osanju will have to spend at least a few more months. he has the right to appeal against the extradition decision that he has taken. the british home sec

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clarissa who cleated high school, isaiah who attends uvalde high school, david morales junior high andt children julian 8 and lexi 10 who attended robb elementary. on the morning of may 24th, 2022 i dropped lexi and julian off at school a little after 7:00 a.m. my husband and i returned to the campus at 8:00 a.m. for julian's award ceremony and again at 10:30 a.m. for lexi's award ceremony. lexi received the good citizen award and was also recognized for receiving all as. at the confusion of the ceremony we took photos with her before asking her to pose for a picture with her teacher mr. reyes. that photo, her last photo ever was taken at approximately 10:54 a.m. to celebrate we promised to get her ice cream that evening, told her we loved her and we would pick her up after school. i can still see her walking with us toward the exit. in the -- i keep scrolling across my memories, she turns her head and smiles back us at us to acknowledge my promise and then we left. i left my daughter at that school and that decision will haunt me for the rest of my life. afterward felix dropped here o

. >> the former brexit secretary david davis has called it moral drinkcy and it was reported that princete li called the plan appalling. however, boris johnson has again oked the policy. >> this is to make sure we break the business model of criminal gangs. >> and if the business model of the gangs is broken, then arrivals will reduce but since bill, over 3.5 thousand have made the crossings and numbers haven't dipped at all. although, it's still early days >> i think it's too early to mush measure the impact. i think absolutelilers will watch to see if the measure is going to be implemented to dissuade them. >> the last time this was tried. it failed when israelis moved suedien those to rwanda. they simply left the country and started the process all over again. it's not a long-term deterrent. >> the u.k. government says it can be a deterrent. to prove that, the policy needs to remain in place and to do that, it needs to be made legal. the government says it is. >> this is on level with all our domestic and legal obligations. >> in the case of the first flight, it goes ahead but this wi

back to dateline >> welcome back to "dateline" i'm natalie morales. david for the murder of his coworker michelle mockbee. there was no physical evidence linking him to the crime. but in her closing argument the prosecutor laid out a provocative theory suggesting david killed michelle because she caught him falsifying his time cards. the jury was about to render its verdict. but the twists in this case were just getting started. here again is josh mankiewicz with "the early shift." >> after waiting a full day without hearing a verdict, michelle's siblings were on pins and needles. when the first day comes and goes and there was no verdict, were you worried at all? >> stressed. >> stressed. >> yeah, it was agonizing waiting. >> then after deliberating some 16 hours over two days word came from the jury. there was a verdict. >> we the jury find the defendant david dooley guilty of murder. >> guilty for the murder of michelle mockbee. did you have anything to do with the death of michelle mockbee? >> no, i did not. i did not kill her. >> david dooley was sente

and still undergird our infrastructure today as noted by author david kent. the moral act which established the us land-grand university systems and provided federal land and funds for post-secondary education institutions focused on agricultural mechanical arts and rotc programs. the establishment of the department of agriculture the yosemite's grant of 1864 which set aside the first protected park on federal-owned land and which was the procura to the establishment of the national park system. from his gettysburg address to the emancipation proclamation lincoln demonstrated his desire for a new birth of freedom. lincoln's vision has become the hallmark of our democracy. and has implored us to become a government of the people by the people for the people that shall not perish from this earth. we must concede that president lincoln was more than just the grady masturbator. he was a visionary guardian of truth freedom and justice. as someone so aptly said he was not building america to last for a day, but through the ages. america is bathed in centuries of oppression.

david: finally they said ok, but i heard they give you a 15 day trial period. sylvester: they did. they had all kinds of moralitylauses. basically if you spit on the ground, we can replace you. and the first scene we did was me shaking down the fellow along the docks. you know, "come on, give me your coat." "you owe the loan shark." they saw this might actually work. ♪ ♪ david: so, when the academy award nominations come out, you get 10 academy award nominations, you are nominated for best script writer and best actor. that only happened twice before. orson welles and charlie chaplin. sylvester: who? david: and also the movie is nominated for best picture. were you all of a sudden amazed or astounded all of a sudden your high school friends call you up and say, i knew you were great. can you give me a job? sylvester: everyone, the back slappers were there. it was mystifying. also, it emboldened me in a negative way. i said, i told you. see? i think i swung that pendulum way too far. david: did you expect to win? sylvester: not at all because every film back then was kind of a statement film. i mean "all the pres

what morals do they have? host: david is in san francisco. good morning. caller: what happened on january 6 was planned election night when virginia thomas and mark meadows admitted the election was lost to trump. they plotted it from that long ago. host: david, this is the headline from usa this morning. "pence is key focus of inquiry." we heard some of the deposition statements of his former chief of staff. john mcardle, we will hear more about mike pence and the hearings ahead, correct? >> we are expecting perhaps six more hearings. it could be five. they will finish up by the end of the month. this comes from liz cheney's opening statement. monday is the next time we will hear from the committee. 10:00 eastern. the focus on post 2020 election claims by president trump and his staff. liz cheney says she will present evidence trump knew he lost the 2020 election and try to convince the public about his stolen election claims. in the third hearing next week, there will be a focus on the justice department, former u.s. attorney general bill barr was trump'

in the atlantic, david graham wrote a piece under this headline "the comment that reveals the depths of the republican party's moralven rusty bowers is willing to back trump again the outlook for popular democracy is very bleak. joining me now is rusty bowers. mr. speaker, thanks so much for being here. help us understand how can you say, hey, he asked me to do something illegal and yet i would still contemplate voting for him again? >> i've thought obviously a lot about that, michael, since early -- it was on a monday night that i talked to the a.p., who is a friend. and the context of the question was -- it caused me to kind of revert to what you do when people ask you, who are you going to vote for? in many ways that's what happened. stick a mic in my face. will you vote for trump again versus biden? if you're limiting the choice of those two just because of the implementation of the policy i would have to go with the one who had -- would implement the policy. if you're asking me if i want donald trump to be president again, the answer is no, i don't. and i want options. you've mentioned in your -- in the previo

david arahami. actually, this figure has long been voiced. on what basis does he make all his decisions? it's all about money in the end. yes, you may have some moralhere, such as questions, but in the end you count everything and the money speaks for itself. well, as they say, the final signature on the issue of growing cannabis in ukraine was not put by the former head of the ukrainian ministry of health, uliana suprun, who was popularly nicknamed doctor death, in fact, not for ski then became the main supplier of hemp to europe and the usa yes, in principle, the so-called medical cannabis was given the go-ahead for the cultivation of marijuana by the ukrainian authorities, for example, the south-west of the odessa region has long been famous for its plantations. hemp fields. they stretch over tens of hectares. the crop is harvested two or even three times a season, it is clear that such activities are carried out illegally, but is it really possible to secretly grow such a field, according to experts, the owners of implantation. do under a cover of good intentions, after all, cable medicine is really used in many places, but as it turned out, th

david and mercedes, thank you very much to you both. >> thank you. >> sandra: as the border crisis rages out of control, morale among border patrol agentstedly is lower than low. now the biden administration plans to punish some of them for what the agents say was doing their jobs. plus this. >> let's talk about anything that i want to. the man i most admire in the world, that god to me, thinks i'm a god. >> sandra: all right, more hunter headaches for the white house. sean duffy in "focus" next. i had been giving koli kibble. it never looked like real food. with the farmer's dog you can see the pieces of turkey. it smells like actual food. as he's aged, he's still quite energetic and youthful. i really attribute that to diet. get started at longlivedogs.com i didn't realize my dna could tell me if i had a higher chance for type two diabetes. so when my son gave me a 23andme kit, it was a wake-up call. this father's day, start a new health journey together with dad with $50 off every kit. ♪ ♪ 100 years ago, a beautiful empire built on black excellence was booming. black wall street. it was a sight to be seen. until one day, it was all b

all of these cases, david, that get to the supreme court involve these fundamental, constitutional and moraling to see them being decided on such a different plain in the supreme court that is what we're seeing political in congress and what we're seeing political in the city of new york. >> i think proper cause to actually get a gun that would no longer be the case, it would seem. eamon javers, thank you. >>> let's get back to chair powell as he continues his testimony. >> so it was a matter of a few months when we were really looking at this and thinking it's going to be passing more macroeconomists thought it would be a passing thing it turned out to not have been so as far as. >> but we saw it move from 1.4 to 5.4 i wouldn't say it's declining. i'm just surprised we weren't moving more quickly at the fed i'm going to be honest, sir. i think the fed underestimated actual inflation what do you think you missed >> well, we did miss it. with the benefit of hindsight, it's clear we missed it doesn't have anything to do with our framework. every central bank had to make the same judgment, look

morale of the ukrainian troops fighting for their homeland fighting for their families fighting for their existence also provides advantages to the ukrainians that the russians cannot bring to the front. but it's still david versus goliath. and now that the russians are focusing almost all of their troops on a much more compact area it's, it's honestly hard to imagine that the ukrainians are going to be able to stop them . it is certainly true that if the west were to provide heavier weapons faster in the coming weeks, that may be they could prevent the russians from taking even more territory. lou hans is basically done. done yes. maybe they can stop. so why isn't the west providing heavier weapons the way you quinn has been bleeding since at least april? why is the base of delivery so slow? well, in the k, the united states has been responsible for the lion's share of the defense support so far. and in some cases, it's because there's a reluctance to provide the heaviest weapons for fear of escalating the war beyond ukraine's borders that definitely and by the way, the europeans felt the same way. no, we're not sending tanks than maybe we'll send tanks. we're not sending helicopters may barrels and heli

morality. >> do you believe that america is the land of opportunity? >> yeah. >> "rocky" gives us faith. it's a davidis goofy guy getting an unexpected shock and this really awkward woman that he falls in love with and the relationship he forges with this old school tough guy trainer. >> there's a nobility in rocky to try even if it doesn't work out. >> made me want to be a boxer. i had a gray sweatshirt, and i went out running thinking i'm going to be like rocky. i probably got about a hundred feet and i was like god. and i remember coming home and my mother was very sweet. and she said, you know, rocky s the screenwriter of the movie, and i said that sounds way better than drink raw eggs and boxing. sylvester stallone was a struggling actor that thob knew y but he wrote this script. he wouldn't sell it to hollywood unless he could be this it. at the end of the '70s, we had been through some stuff. >> so "rocky" becomes a metaphor for the human spirit. "rocky" wins best picture in 1977, which is crazy. because that's the same year that "network", "taxi driver", "bound for glory" are up for best pict

not only a right and a moral issue, but it is an economic issue, and it is a detriment to all of us. >> kate bahn,, chief economist, thank you, and thank you to our very own david westin, our anchor, who will continue special coverage at the top of the hour. now we go to washington, d.c. joe matthews is there waiting. give us a little bit of a rundown of what you are seeing on the ground there. it looks like we don't quite have joe yet. but we can see the images that are on the screen, essentially these massive protests that you are seeing. as annmarie hordern pointed out, it is this major move. you see not only pro-life protesters, but those against the decision as well. this is really significant. and let's bring in our bloomberg washington correspondent, annmarie hordern. there are people supporting this decision as well. talk to us about next steps. annmarie: the protesters we have seen starting to pick up pace since that leaked opinion went to politico. d.c. has been on guard, in a wait and see mode. what date is the opinion come out, and is that draft genuine? potentially will it change? does it really reflect the final decision of the court? now, we know