a lot of duane pitt there. - like, within the pacific. a lot of duane pitt there. a lot i of duane pitt there. thank you very much. that was sydney correspondent katy watson. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. welcome back to the programme. iran's late president, ebrahim raisi, will be buried in his home city of mashhad later. yesterday, tens of thousands of people gathered in tehran for the main funeral ceremony for mr raisi and seven others who died in a helicopter crash on sunday. a ceremony is being held at the moment in the city of birjand in south khorasan, more than a thousand kilometres from his hometown, where mr raisi represented a constituency. let's speak to iranian journalist fereshteh sadeghi. live journalist fereshteh sadeghi. now. thank you very for live now. thank you very much forjoining us on the programme.- forjoining us on the programme. forjoining us on the rouramme. ., ~ ,, , forjoining us on the rouramme. ., ~ , . programme. thank you very much for havin: programme. thank you very much for having me- — programme. thank you

and so duane, you've known her for many years in different ways. i know you speak to or almost daily now. and you've said to us that there is something weighing very heavily on her as she prepares to possibly testify what is it well, i think it's the same thing that's weighing on everybody that's been following this case and that's just the fact that i mean, is he going to get away with it? that puts so much of a burden on her, right. if she does testify or she is she is at the center of this will of course. i mean it would mean that this was all for nothing. >> if i know her, that's definitely going to drive her nuts i mean, she's she's been through hell to get this far and honestly it would just be awful to not get some sort of justice out of this now, as i, as i said, i know you guys met more than 15 years ago. >> your best friends. in the earliest stays of your friendship, we've got pictures of you that you shared with us and i say this in the context of you met her not long after her encounter with donald trump so what do people watching this

it's unlikely anyone will be arrested for duane's murder — the detection rate for murder across south one in five. these farmers are taking matters into their own hands. they're part of a pressure group called afriforum, who campaign on behalf of afrikaners. they have more than 300,000 members nationwide. what are you looking for on the route? any signs of movement, signs of people cutting fences, branches broken — signs that people are targeting a specific area. they tend to cut the cables — electrical cables — and sell that copper. are the torches off because it's supposed to be undetected? yes. 0k. otherwise, we'd give ourselves away. now, this fence has been cut. oh, i see it's been cut there. yes. and you can see the footpath right through here. there it goes. so, it's a well—used footpath. so, if you see that light, and that is where the — where the guys with the trucks, the users, the dealers are staying. 0k. yeah. so, this is the path they will be taking, yeah. dogs bark. usually, when you're so quiet, you can start hearing dogs barking. south africa's crime problem cuts acros

in august last year, ingrid's husband duane was shot and killed by armed intruders at the gates of theirson was standing there with a 9mm weapon in his hand and he said to me, "i'm going to shoot," he said to me. didn't say anything else. and then, i look and there was another guy with another 9mm and an ak—lfl weapon as well. that's when they shot through my shoulder. i went to him and collapsed. and, yeah, he was — he was as he was, sitting next to the door, with his weapon was still there. south africa's murder rate is now at a 20—year high and the fear is that there may be worse to come. how do you feel about the state of crime, you know, in the country right now? i feel it's a dire situation. it's chaos. people are working very hard at being farmers to keep our country on the go. there's shortages of everything. and then, you have to fear for your life to be a farmer. it's unlikely anyone will be arrested for duane's murder — the detection rate for murder across south africa is less than one in five. these farmers are taking matters into their own hands. they're part of a pressure gr

and i think companies, the strong companies you mentioned, my law firm, duane morris, they treat us like an adult. that is, if people get their work done, people come in, whether they come in or do it remotely, if they get their work done, that's what's the emphasis. >> thank you, michael bernick, for joining us. employment attorney, thank you so much again. stay with for more than 755,000 people were expected to travel through this holiday weekend. travelers hoping for no delays or cancellations as well as smooth skies. the airline industry has had numerous incidents this year, but the scariest have to be severe turbulence, where unbuckled passengers flew out of their seats to a variety of injuries and recently, one death. >> ktvu tom vacar is looking at research on the reasons for turbulence and merging technologies to combat them. tom. >> well, i'll tell you this. you know, turbulence has impacted aircraft ever since the wright brothers first flew. the question now is, are they getting worse? thousand people, six passengers and six crew members were injured when a qatar airways jet en

all while in new york you can't go into duane reade. can't go into cvs and buy skin lotion because it has to be locked behind plexiglas because theft is so high. >> jimmy: you can tell by the use of the word "skin lotion" that eric trump has never been in a duane reade or a cvs. [ laughter ] i can't get my skin lotion without asking -- poor guy hasn't been able to touch himself for months. [ laughter ] and of course no eric trump fox appearance would be complete without a thick round of "my fathers." >> my father is feeling great. my father went up to harlem. they're trying to tie my father up. they want to torture my father. my father, my father, my father, my father, my father, my father, my father feels great. >> jimmy: yes. i'm sure. probably because of all the skin lotion he's been hoarding. [ laughter ] listen kid, i dont know how to put it to you, but your father thinks your name is derek. okay? [ laughter ] speaking of disappointing sons, over the weekend trump posted five times about rfk jr. he wrote, "why did junior's family g

that duane that's 80, all informing you that you have audited in upstate, in the sales for 2 days. now, asking me why do you meet the project i've sent in the past ones? why do to, why do it petition is goodness to, to order for those deacons, kind of keisha and 5 members of his stuff, literacy to and help for 3 days josh was operating permit and t o protests have been violent. keep broken up. this demonstration, 9 people were arrested. one of these are the you must be aware of these crazy critics in the development you're finally being harassed and even stated. we don't condone any aspect of mishandling anyone. but i can tell you that sometimes these people have gone to demonstrations the security that people have to call me not to ensure that those demonstrations do not disrupt roll on order. the. the activists meanwhile decided to fight this huge international corporation. they should take the campaign to an international audience. we are calling the new to the course of action yukon ratio or re engage totally coalition of organizations to have come together like by african civi

the people behind fencing operations often use individual shoplifters to steal goods from your local duanede, your bodega, convenience store. from there they're brought to fencers who boost their bottom line by selling them. >> reporter: a similar operation shut down in los angeles. police found hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen items believed to be from target, cvs, and walmart. los angeles, san francisco, oakland, houston, and new york are the most impacted by organized retail crime. recently, norah spoke with the ceo of cvs health karen lynch about the problem. i remember back in the day the really expensive stuff would be under lock and key. i get that. but now it's like shampoo and toothpaste. why? >> because they're coming in and they're just whipping through like the entire counter. and so we're trying to keep things safe. >> reporter: the new york d.a. said today more than $200,000 from that million bust were goods that were stolen from macy's alone. and experts say that this type of crime doesn't only impact what consumers could end up paying, but also jobs because many o

the people behind fencing operations often use individual shoplifters to steal goods from your local duanede, your bodega, your convenience store. from there, the goods are brought to the fencers, who boost their bottom line by reselling them. >> reporter: a similar operation shutdown in los angeles. police found hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen items believed to be from target, cbs, and walmart. los angeles, san francisco, oakland, houston, and new york are the most impacted by organized retail crime. recently, norah spoke with the ceo of cvs health, karen lynch, about the problem. >> norah: i remember back in the day, the really expensive stuff would be under lock and key. i get that. but now it is like shampoo and toothpaste. why? >> because they are coming in and they are just ripping through, like, the entire counter. and so, we are trying to keep things safe. >> reporter: the new york d.a. said today that more than $200,000 from that million dollar bust were goods that were stolen from macy's alone. and experts say that this type of crime doesn't only impact what consumers

try the sushi case at duane reade.nd applause] yeah, it is very sad, i know, it is very sad. or the bathroom at port authority. or honestly anywhere at port authority. you'll be begging to be put on trial. the point is, i'm sure trump appreciated all of his buddies coming by to cheer him up, but maybe they could just tone it down a notch. i mean, it's kind of hard for trump to argue that he would never cheat on his wife, when there's a line of dudes outside waiting to suck him off. [laughter and cheering] but let's move on to some local news that's also international news. it's a new public art project that's really building bridges. >> a new art installation meant to bring the world together. it's called the portal. you see it here on your screen. there are two identical screens with a 24/7 livestream that connect two cities that are 3,000 miles apart. visitors in new york city and dublin, ireland, can see each other and interact in real time. >> desi: this is so cool. we need more things in our lives that bring us to

her husband, duane, was shot dead. how do you feel about the state of crime in the country?king very hard at being farmers to keep our| country on the go. there are shortages of everything. and then you have to fear. for your life to be a farmer. another set of volunteers begins a nightly patrol. we�*ve got about 500 radio members. that�*s active radio users. they cover the ii sectors. so if there is a problem in that sector, they will call it through to us. these farmers are part of a group called afriforum. they campaign for the interests of mainly white afrikaners. in a few minutes, we'll be heading out to tonight's mass patrol. - to patrol is going to be happening in cars today, trying to find - any suspicious vehicles, trying |to see any suspicious activity. | as a first responder, you are armed. you can�*t to go to a gunfight with a knife. that�*s how it goes. you�*re prepared to use your firearm and be in a gunfight? i won�*t hesitate to protect my family. that�*s it. if i must come into a scuffling between the other guy and he will hurt me, i won�*t stand back for hi

host: duane, new york, independent. duane, you are listening to your television.ou have got to mute it and talk through your phone. alright, i will put you on hold and see if we can get you straight out this morning. the washington times front page, sinking pools gives biden no choice on debate questions. that is from the washington times this morning. as we said, the biden campaign sent a letter to the commission on presidential debates yesterday notifying them that the president would not participate in their planned debates fofall. from the letr, the commission del was building huge spectacles with large audiences with great expense is not necessary or conducive to good debates. the debatuld be conducted for the benefit of american voters, watc on television and ate, not as entertainment for an in person audience who consume valuable debate time by approving or jeering. they went on tsa that the commissio's failure to schedule debates that wl be meaningful to all ver not just those that cast ballots late in the fall were on election d, understands -- underscore

duane but in 1958, it was so hailed that, yes, the supreme court said that this reflected the humane aspects of enlightened civilization. what can we demand from civil servants now? it is a very complicated time period. passing law is going to be extremely hard now. it is, you know, undoubtedly we need to change our immigration laws much more broadly. but since is, you know, very hard to do, let tell you what we can do about immigration. first, we have already had a period in which people were being detained. people were being released to their families, to their communities. there is no reason, like i said, to detain migrants. it's financially costly. it does make us safer. it does not act as a deterrent. migrants do abscond. given that there's no reason to hold them and that it is so expensive in terms of our human rights in terms of our ethics, and in terms in our economics terms, why are we holding them? so that is the main thing want to say. we need to demand that immigration detention no longer that people are released into their communities, friends, families. thank you. what

now, here at the vietnamese heritage garden, council member bian duan and the community will watch theirnot merely about digging soil, laying bricks. >> it is a celebration of our heritage, our collective identity, our enduring spirit >> ground is now officially broken on a project that will help transform this heritage garden. its centerpiece, a statue depicting an american and vietnamese soldier standing side by side named thank you america, honoring all those who fought in the vietnam war. >> it is a sanctuary of remembrance, a beacon of hope, a testament of indomitable spirit, of our community. >> and the statue is just the beginning. after three decades of various delays, construction on the statues will start immediately and finish in july. san jose leaders ultimately envision a community center for performances and educational programs, ways to recognize the past and look ahead to the future. >> it pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america, and then helps create that better life by providing a space for people to come together

." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> duane reade guy gives you a bag, "i really love you." relax.ughter ] no, i replace all his loser friends with my friends. [ laughter ] and just for your audience today, i'm going to give you a pro-grade tip. >> seth: pro-grade? >> yeah, it's pro-grade because i've like researched this. >> seth: okay. >> nothing naughty is happening over email any more. >> seth: really? >> yes. all of it has moved to linkedin dms. >> seth: no! [ laughter ] that's where the shady stuff is happening? >> yes. and how do i know this? one day my husband fell asleep with his laptop open. >> seth: uh-huh. >> now, first of all, if it's already open, then it's not my fault if i see something. >> seth: right. [ light laughter ] >> right? >> seth: absolutely. >> and i was just cleaning it, wiping it clean, making it nice for him. >> seth: okay. >> and his link -- yeah. [ laughter ] and his linkedin dms popped up. >> seth: okay. >> and there was a message. >> seth: what did it say? >> from one of his work colleagues, angelie. >> seth: okay. >> she's like, "hey, shalabh, con

now, here at the vietnamese heritage garden, council member bian duan and the community will watch theirulture's history brought to life. >> this moment, not merely about digging soil, laying bricks. it is a celebration of our heritage, our collective identity, our enduring spirit >> ground is now officially broken on a project that will help transform this heritage garden. its centerpiece, a statue depicting an american and vietnamese soldier standing side by side named thank you, america, honoring all those who fought in the vietnam war. >> it is a sanctuary of remembrance, a beacon of hope, a testament of indomitable spirit, of our community. >> and the statue is just the beginning. after three decades of various delays, construction on the statues will start immediately and finish in july. san jose leaders ultimately envision a community center for performances and educational programs, ways to recognize the past and look ahead to the future. >> it pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america, and it helps create that better life by

duane beard. finally, we have the oit chief financial officer, mr. tim pitts and the chief people officer mr. nathan tierney. i asked the witnesses to please stand and raise your right hand. >> do you solemnly swear under penalty of perjury that the testimony about to provide is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? thank you and let the record reflect that each of the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. you are now recognized for five minutes to deliver your opening statement on behalf of the va. >> thank you. the first thing i would like to say is we apologize for the lateness of the testimony. i will assure you that it is not through a lack of respect for the committee and a great deal of work went on to create those but you have my apologies for the lack of timeliness. >> chairman rosendale and distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify on information technology request from the department of veterans affairs and for your long- standing support for veterans and their families. i am

there's a minimum of decency that countries of the region will offer country like turkey prisoner duan immediately use the word sort of my broader for president raisi. >> i think there is, as i said, meme of decency and iran has been able to reestablish diplomatic ties with saudi arabia. following many years, where none of that. so it's sort of most basic expectations of states, especially neighboring states, to offer this kind of helped each other. these are also mostly muslim states. should matter on some level now, i don't think prison raises their full mean any immediate shift in the islamic republic's policies that are domestic or foreign, that's because most of the power is held by supreme leader ayatollah khomeini, whose family in power. but i think down the road good as i said, it is affected the power struggle. now, if someone like alibaba was the speaker of the parliament, is able to capture the presidency and then he, if he is, then able to play a role in the succession crisis that will follow i don't know how many deaf whenever that comes, then we can see important and shif

walgreens and duane reade have 20% off all regularly priced items in-store only for veterans.al day sales, including outdoor gear for your summer adventures. >> can't get enough becky. also ahead, may is mental health awareness month. how one dad is honoring his son, and the small gesture that can make a huge impact for someone who needs support. >> plus, we are stepping into the matrix with carrie-anne moss here live, and chef tyler florence has the secrets for your best memorial day cookout. that is all coming up right here on "gma." ♪ ♪ for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood

host: duane -- dwayne from ohio. caller: i have three questions. system been in effect? the second, how long did it take to prosecute the war criminals during the hit learn era -- hilter era for the annihilation of the jews? and the third is apartheid, is it considered a war crime. guest: i did not hear the name. host: dwayne. guest: he puts his finger on a good point. the icc has a very limited and finite treaty based jurisdiction. when we talk about the world war ii era cases, for obvious reasons and appropriate reasons, we focus on the international military tribunal which tried many of the leading nazi figures. that same court room we did a subsequent proceedings and prosecuted another 50 to 60 very important cases, but based on occupation law as opposed to a treaty where we did the nurnberg international military tribunal. the subsequent proceedings were based on essentially occupation powers. that is important because we did the financiers, the general staff and the largest mass murder case, relevant because many of those crimes were committe

good sign, but wages did grow by two-tenths percent over the previous month which brings us to a 3.9% duaneore consumer spending that could drive more inflation to a higher level. where the jobs were, there's a shifting dynamic. the biggest gain did come in health care, which added 56,000 jobs. social assistance added 31,000 jobs. those are treated as more defensively. they're not as economically sensitive. meanwhile, transportation and warehousing, 22,000 jobs. retail was around 21,000 jobs. construction added 9,000 positions. thosez9z9z9z9zwzwsy more econom they're starting to scale back some of that job growth. the labor force participation rate didn't change, but that broader measure of unemployment that takes into account underemployment, éá=mp working part-time jobs out of necessity that want a full-time job, that number did tick slightly higher to 7.4%. that underemployment rate is ticking a little bit higher. from a markets perspective, i mean, you can't really dispute what's going on right now. we did see the stock market rally significantly on the heels of these numbers, and inter

duane reed, 7-eleven and wawa and we're expanding.k you so much. >> you know what else i notice too? i was at the sec championship game with my son, and there were booths there. you also set up a lot of different sports places. >> correct. you'll find carts like this in stadiums, zoos aquariums. >> you need some in northeast maine. >> got it. >> washington, d.c. >> got it. >> we need them across the fruited plains. >> you guys got me so bad. we have to go to break. >> dan, you've been in this business most of your life. >> correct, yeah. since i was in high school. it's a fun business. >> obviously. >> you got me so bad. we'll be back with a packed fourth hour of "morning joe." thank you. "morning joe. thank you. >> might as well sing it. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday dear mika ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you. [ applause ] >> thank you. for all of you, what is your favorite comfort food? mini melts. i make joe drive to every 7-eleven in our county to get mini melts cotton candy flavor. i eat like four

duane eddy, known as the �*king of twang�*, has died at the age of 86.neering style inspired the likes of bruce springsteen and george harrison. here�*s carol with a look at this morning�*s weather. good morning. it felt last week as if spring was finally going to be felt. will we feel more of it? you will feel it _ felt. will we feel more of it? you will feel it in — felt. will we feel more of it? you will feel it in the _ felt. will we feel more of it? you will feel it in the south today, the rain, _ will feel it in the south today, the rain. and — will feel it in the south today, the rain. and for— will feel it in the south today, the rain, and for some of us it's been a beautiful— rain, and for some of us it's been a beautiful week with warm weather and a tot of— beautiful week with warm weather and a lot of sunshine and of course we are in— a lot of sunshine and of course we are in the — a lot of sunshine and of course we are in the uk and it's very varied and this— are in the uk and it's very varied and this morning some heavy, thunderv— and this m