derrick evans: derrick evans is in the capitol. no vandalizing property. i did more to control the crowd than the police did that day, and i'm the one that goes to prison. donnie o'sullivan: so why were you sent to prison? derrick evans: because this is a political charges right now. i'm a political prisoner. all these people in prison now are political prisoners. donnie o'sullivan: you did decide to plead guilty. derrick evans: yeah. donnie o'sullivan: was that just out of practicality? derrick evans: well, i mean, when you're facing 24 years in prison, what options do you really have? i was ready to move on with my life. and the constitution was written for one reason and one reason only. it was written to prevent the government from infringing on our natural god-given rights. what i was doing that day was not only protected by the constitution was protected by those natural god-given rights of free speech. donnie o'sullivan: but also, of course, there's a separation between church and state. derrick evans: no there's not. there's no separation of church

evan himself became part the story. release from the past year and a half was our top priority, and making sure we keep our people safe is our top priority first and foremost. second, we have seen the wall streetjournal newsroom, dowjones employees and also the wider news industry come together around this very, very important topic, and the push has been really to make people aware that press freedom is under assault. that is very easily said but it is very hard to live through that and to navigate that, and i think as a result, if there is a silver lining to what has happened to evan, one, he got out, and it was a happy ending, and that's great, two, there is just awareness, i think, globally, more so than before, that this is a pivotal issue around the world, with autocratic forces pushing, putting pressure on press freedom. returning to india with a country's anti—trust watchdog has green—lighted a deal between one of asia's richest man and walt disney. the two are coming together to form india's biggest entertainme

evan cicely, please stand up. yeah, evan. evan was. i know he's going to kill me. evan was president bush's last personal aide. he also. evan, somebody give him a microphone. just tell him a little bit about you. served in afghanistan, the marines. he's a friend. just got his white coat stand up and just tell us a little bit about yourself. i'll really have much to say other than what you covered, but this was really a wonderful program. okay, it's nice. and now we to talk about you. okay, i just i'm telling you that evan president bush lived two years longer than he would have. evan worked at his side. i do have to you my favorite story. so, evan is getting he's in he's going to be a physician's assistant he's going to be a p.a. he thought about becoming a doctor. and he decided he wanted to do something more hands on and become a p.a. i was there the day he told president bush. she was then go to medical school, to which george herbert walker bush says, well, that's a good resumÉ builder. evan. i'm like, what is there to go to work? evan just got his white and we

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of your coverage, but as a result it can also drive you into that coverage, like the detainment of evanski vitch or the elected head of the hk journalists association, but about evan in russia, and moving your hq from hong kong to singapore, these are big decisions and big events that you have to manage carefully. absolutely. you never as a news organisation want to be part of the story, and with admin�*s arrest, we have course became part of the story of evan himself became part of the story. his release the past year and half was our top priority in making sure we keep our people safe our top priority, first and foremost. second, we have seen the wall streetjournal newsroom and also the wider industry come together about this very, very import topic. and the push has been really to make people aware that press freedom is under assault. that is very easily said but hard to lived through that and to navigate that, and i think as a result, if there is a silver lining to what has happened to evan, he got out, and it was a happy ending, and that's great, there is this awareness, i think gl

a number of you know evan.nyone who knows can attest to this -- he is incredibly warm, he has a great sense of humor but the most striking part of spending time with evan is simply how wonderful it feels to see him free, home, where he belongs. i keep returning to the fact that evan on the form that russia forced him to fill out before his release asked for an interview with vladimir putin. always on the job. we make a lot of great things in this country. one of the greatest things we make is journalists. their professionalism, your professionalism, the unshakable commitment to seeking the truth is a service not only to our people and democracy, it is the service to the entire world. it is also a reminder to all americans who are still held hostage or wrongfully detained. as i said when we first secured the release of evan and others, for them and their families, those who remain detained, there are tough days when they will question if they will get their freedom back. my pledge to them is the same one i made

evan osnos: it was amazing how quickly things came together. candidates dropped out of the race and democrats were so focused on trying to make donald trump a one term president. david urban: i expressed some concern to the folks in the campaign, different people, even the president himself, that joe biden was a much more formidable candidate than bernie sanders. pamela brown (voiceover): donald trump went on the attack. donald trump: they're going to put him into a home and other people are going to be running the country. pamela brown (voiceover): he took on biden's age, despite being less than four years younger. evan osnos: one of the ways he addressed was that he came up with a kind of language of it. he would say, i want to be a bridge to a new generation. the implication was, the suggestion was that he probably wouldn't serve two terms, but he never came out and said that directly. pamela brown (voiceover): on august 17, almost three years to the day after the charlottesville rally that brought biden into the 2020 race. joe biden: it's a

dan evans has given so many special moments in the davis cup.lves to win the tie which they have already lost. follow this or welcome along, thank you forjoining us. the solheim cup is underway europe are hoping to retain the trophy for a record fourth time in the biggest team competition in women's golf — whilst the united states want to regain the title they last won in 2017. both teams playing a mix of foursome, fourball and singles matches over three days in virginia. after the foursomes it's advantage usa — who took a 3—1 lead. 0ur golf correspondent ian carter joins us with the latest. before you tell us about the strong american start — could you remind us exactly how things work in terms of the format? it is the best of 28 points, each match is worth a point today. today we had the — match is worth a point today. today we had the morning _ match is worth a point today. today we had the morning foursomes - match is worth a point today. tm— we had the morning foursomes number into the morning for balsa so it matches today, there were four

that is what his barrister, philip evans, defending mr edwards, hasjust told philip evans, defending he arrived at the court if he wished to apologise. and it is here that _ wished to apologise. and it is here that we _ wished to apologise. and it is here that we are _ wished to apologise. and it is here that we are hearing - wished to apologise. and it is here that we are hearing that| here that we are hearing that remorse, that regret, which often goes some way when sentence is being passed, if there is a sense of remorse, that can be reflected, can't it? the other points that were being made is, what happens next is well in terms of rehabilitation? any prospect of a relapse? there is a tool that can be used to assess that kind of risk. yes, that's right, the probation service is just a predictor to see if has posed any threat. it came out has medium risk. the event and can be linked to the grave situation of his mental health, says his barrister. the key period of offending was in 2020, when his mental health had deteriorated. the facts of his celebrity is often a mitigating facto

his barrister, philip evans, told the court that mr evans —— mr edwards wishes to apologise and thatourt no how profoundly sorry he is. he acknowledges the hurt that is done to do is appear in such images. we apologise sincerely and makes it clear he has the utmost regret. he recognises the priceless trust and faith of so many people he has ruined and he has truly sorry that he has committed these offences. he has demonstrated real recognition of the harm such images calls. he has also gone on to say that the offence and can be linked to the grave situation of mr edwards was �*s mental health. he said the key period of offending was in late 2020, after his mental health had deteriorated. he had begun receiving treatment for mental ill health in 2019 and that was inevitably interrupted by the pandemic in 2020. so there has been a lot of talk about his mental health here, lots of mitigating factors that has barrister has put forward, such as this is his first offence. a prison sentence is a possibility. we saw him walking earlier he could be sent unless sex offenders programme. the chi

evans freedom is also a reminder of all americans who are still held hostage for roughly detained. and as i said, we 1st secure the release of evan paul, but also, and others for them, and for their families. and those who remain detained. there are tough days when they will question. if they ever get the freedom back to my pledge to them is the same one that i made to, to have it into the dozens of other americans whose release we secured. these last few years, we've not forgotten you. we will not forget you, and we will not rest until we get you home where you belong. thanks very much. all right, on to the blink in the us, i get your state is showing press statement there where it's focused on your session with our tea. now let's press now live to ortiz, correspondent, or my mouse. who will i speak to us about this as shortly? all right, okay. no problem. have you come back up and take some of that stuff? okay, we're certainly like to take you through some of the issues that were discussed and in the, the us they could just state. all right, let me go to all my my 1st and then we

hi, evan. i met you a few years ago when i was actually co-chair at the cultural christopher castro. and you had a wonderful event at the bay view. i don't know if you remember that or not. and i've seen you in community, so i'm very happy to have you here. and i look forward to working with you. absolutely. and i do remember it's nice to see you again. all right. all right. well, thank you, evan. thanks so much. are there any commissioner comments or. i just had one thing that concludes my director's report. now i'm calling for any discussion or comments on the director's report by members of the commission. seeing none. is there any public comment on agenda item number four? the director's report for those joining in person, please proceed to the public comment podium and fill out the public comment information card. we are currently on item four. as a reminder, your time will start when you begin speaking, you will see a visual timer on the podium and receive a 32nd audible warning before yo

but but nonetheless that's part of why we are aware now, evan talked about a golf course. we know that it's really hard to secure a golf course even first sitting president, it's almost impossible. it's one of the most complicated thing city because it's so big. but i'm curious, john, as to what you're hearing about how much security trump is going to get. i mean, it would appear after the fact that he actually got shot and pennsylvania then they would have really escalated it, but it's still from what we're learning today, it still was not at the level of a current president couple of things working here which is one, his protection has been elevated almost to the level of a current president. >> probably just below the level of a sitting vice president, which is much more than a former president or even a party nominee for president would normally get that i said, you know, you also have a candidate who he doesn't like indoor rallies. he likes outdoor rallies. he likes to play golf, not pickleball, not pickleball on the court so his donald trump being donald trump, add s

cnn's evan perez is joining us live outside the courthouse in los angeles. evan, tell us about what's going on well, wolf court just got underway about 15 minutes ago here in downtown los angeles and hunter biden's attorneys have stood up in court said that he's offering to resolve this case, avoid going to trial. >> the trial is supposed to start with jury selection. >> today, wolf, but he's offering to enter a what's known as an alford plea where he maintains his innocence, but essentially put himself at the mercy of the court and accept whatever sentence, whatever punishment the judge in this case deals out and so we don't know, obviously, how this will be happen or where, or how this will turn out. >> in court right now, generally, justice department has a policy against alford, please they would they would insist that hunter biden needs to plead guilty to all of these charges. just a reminder. he is failing his facing three felony counts for tax evasion and six misdemeanor counts for failing to pay out fight, failing to file and pay his taxes. this is f

evan perez. thank you. randi kaye is outside the golf course four. so what more do we know? >> about the foreign president tonight with anderson? he remained here at the golf club, trump international golf club for several hours following this incident, according course, they wanted sure it was safe and secure before they moved him beyond the gates here, we actually arrived here at trump international, just as the motorcade was leaving here they took him back to mar-a-lago, which is about 15 minutes from here in west palm beach. we have not seen the former president since then, but he did send out a couple of funds raising emails writing, i am safe and well, my resolve is stronger. so again, we haven't seen him. we haven't heard from him beyond those fundraising emails, but i can tell you that house speaker mike johnson did visit with him at mar a-lago this afternoon for several hours. he posted a photo with him saying that he had been there visiting him, but again, anderson no no further there are word beyond those fundraising emails tonight randi, i hadn't realized how clo

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building with some kind of deal, whether prosecutors accept that are not, we will find out. >> and evan, we know that on that alford plea prosecutors on david weiss's team, so that they would not under any circumstance, except one or agreed on one do you think that they're more likely to now if hunter her biden is saying that he's willing to accept a guilty plea effectively. work with the defense team on a deal like how but this move forward right? >> i mean, that's now what the hunter biden team has essentially doing is calling the bluff of prosecutors who well, as you pointed out earlier today, said, no way we're never going to accept this. this is against justice department policy in general to accept these, alfred, please wear you still pretend that still proclaimed that you're innocent. and so what they've decided to do now is it's throw a new twist into this. now, it is possible that this could set that is why prosecutors in the end, because in the end, what they want is for hunter biden to admit that he committed these crimes by the way, he was ready to plead guilty to this last

i mean, literally, evans . evans. mean, literally, evans.d for being jewish at the, at the yeshiva, at the yeshiva that i went to. it's an old joke. don't do that. >> but it is crazy. absolutely right. and as one of the teacher says, they said as a black headmaster who refused to be named, but he said, this is the way you have created the bad incentives because people would need to log this stuff because otherwise they need to cover their backs, because if it escalates and somebody said, didn't he say that? and you go, oh, i didn't write that down, then you're in trouble. it gets logged and then yeah, it's very similar. >> i was reading something about east germany and this is what's happening in east germany, where they just where the people are fed up with being told, you know, or they're being told what they can say in public lives of others. >> so, lewis, we'll squeeze this one in before the break. it sounds like harrods is becoming short for harassment. odds >> yeah, well, this is kind of interesting. this is harrods staff told to inter

in a statement to nbc bay area, liccardo opponent evan low said 16th district voters should heed the first responders warning as they consider who to vote for in the november election. the firefighter group says it definitely plans more events focusing on liccardo, the candidate, but how it all might affect public opinion is not as certain. in san jose, robert honda, nbc, bay area news. thank you robert, and you'll hear directly from san liccardo and evan low on the issues of public safety and much more. next wednesday, they're going to meet at our south bay studios for an hour-long debate on their vision. if elected to congress and moving the bay area forward. that's next wednesday night, 7 p.m. live right here on nbc bay area. now to the bombshell rocking new york city hall. the indictment of the city's mayor on federal corruption charges. federal agents arrived at gracie mansion, the home of new york city's mayor, eric adams, early this morning. the indictment alleges the mayor committed bribery wire fraud and conspiracy. it also accuses mayor adams of accepting illegal foreign ca

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the marietta evans dean, welcome british prime minister akira steamer and do as president joe biden have held talks and washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british made cruise missiles into russia is, comes as a criminal in wraps up threatening language over the use of western weapons by tease, britain's prime minister arrives at the white house for tea, talks on the ukraine war. tiers dimer is pressing us president joe biden to allow ukraine to use long range missiles on targets inside russia were biden's ears. vax would spark a major escalation with russia. still, he reaffirmed his commitment to you, crane i want to thank you for, for the leadership of us from united states. as standing with you. tilting crane is a defense against versus russian clear for making for prevailing as for people to be trained, dormer is seeking a united strategy on ukraine from the west is really this great. all i is that special relationship this time to talk about the issues you have just 75. start in crossway ukraine where i think the next few. we use a mouse feed crucial, very for and we for

and after the match, evans admitted this might be his last davis cup appearance.me better players coming than me at the minute, and it's probably, you know, i've thought about it, so i'll have a think, but i won't be, you know, i don't think it's right to be putting leon in awkward positions pics i played x amount of ties. if i don't feel i am capable of playing, you know, i won't. yeah, i won't come back. denmark's rasmus hojgaard produced a brilliant finish to win the irish open, beating the home favourite rory mcilroy. mcilroy looked on course to claim his first professional win in northern ireland, leading by two shots with four holes to play at royal county down — he had this chance to force a play—off on the 18th but his eagle putt narrowly missed, meaning hojgaard took victory by a single stroke. the dane is the youngest player sincejose maria olazabal in 1989 to collect five wins on the european tour. i played well this week, you know, missing the green right on 15 is the place that you can't go, and ijust misjudged the speed with the first putt on 17, but

the mariana evans, dean, welcome. thousands of israelis have been rallying and tell us even to other cities, the demands of the government of prime minister benjamin atanya, who reaches a hostage deal in gaza. the families of hostages held by her mas fear that their plight risk being overshadowed. israel turns his attention from gaza to the fight with has the law in loving on says more than $100.00 hostages are still believes to be held captive in gaza. the protesters are accusing natania, who of stalling truth negotiations and prolonging the war to appease his far right coalition partners. would you ever used, corresponded emily or dean was at the rally intel a v and a short time ago. i asked her how israel is felt about a possible all out war with web and on burke stream. you can find, we've been speaking to them here to nights and, and some of them are extremely angry at the government. so not finding a diplomatic solution to this conflict. others are very worried about the hostages that still remain in gaza. so worried that the system focus now to the northern border means that t

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the marietta evans dean. welcome to the program. the head of the united nations has condemned the killing of 6 of its staff members, and it is really striking a school in central gossum and opposed on x secretary general antonio tetter said, what is happening in the territory is quote, totally unacceptable. this is the aftermath of wednesdays drank on the l job when you school in new se, road camp 12 other civilians were reportedly also kills their the school houses a new and run facility where thousands of displaced thousands were sheltering. it is already been gone several times before. these really military said this latest attack was a quote, precision strike, targeting a hum us command center for more were a joins now from jerusalem by dw correspondence, emily gord, dean, emily, what more can you tell us about this? is really strikes on that school in casa yes. so this strike targets, it's essentially a school and then those are rocks. refugee comes in central gaza and according to posted in a force he's 18 people were killed i

. >> el compaÑero de fÓrmula de trump, jd evans, publicÓ en su cuenta de facebook que se alegraba des de que se hiciera pÚblica la noticia y, sorprendentemente, estaba de buen humor. dijo que todavÍa muchas cosas que no sabemos, pero que esta noche abrazarÍa a sus hijos muy fuerte y darÍa una oraciÓn de gratitud por su parte, la vicepresidenta kamala harris, reiterÓ que le alegraba que trump estuviera a salvo y dijo que la violencia no tiene lugar en estados unidos desde el capitolio. el congresista rubÉn gallegos condenÓ el ataque. dijo que la violencia no tiene lugar en nuestra democracia y los recientes disparos contra trump son inaceptables y preocupantes. este incidente ocurre a dos meses de que fuera blanco de un atentado durante un mitin polÍtico en pennsylvania, cuando una bala le rozÓ una oreja. por este ataque, las acciones del servicio secreto han estado bajo escrutinio por su operativo de seguridad que provocÓ la renuncia de la entonces jefa del servicio secreto. cinco agentes fueron puestos en despido administrativo al expresidente trump se le asignaron mÁs agentes de se

ev arn: last question -- evan: last question. henry from austin asked, you have faced intense questioning during senate hearings. how do you stay composed and effective while under such scrutiny and what advice would you give others familying similar high-pressure situations? -- facing similar high-pressure situations? sec. mayorkas: so -- i grew up in government as a federal prosecutor. and i was in a courtroom where i had not a scintilla of doubt of the correctness of my position. and i was confronting a formidable adversary that was trying to prove that wrong. and deployed all sorts of tactics to achieve that mission. and i developed -- i just had a strength of conviction and i have a strength of conviction in the work that i do now and that's not to say that i haven't made mistakes and that i will not make mistakes. but i have 100% confidence in the integrity of my decision making. and so when i'm attacked, i deal with -- i try to deal with the substance and drive by the rest of it. laura: i am going to -- [laughter] i have o

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and deeply heartfelt thanks to evan. truly leave austen's freedom is closer now than ever before. i know emily said austin is closer than he has ever been before. this is the time we need to press in, because of the government is well poised to act, and they are rightly encouraged by the recent success. we heard a very little complaints from political actors or members of congress about what had to be done to return evan and paul and vladimir. the press did not take that angle either, which is so very helpful. this is about freeing americans. our negotiators should do the best that they can. they must make deals. every kind of hostage situation requires engagement, negotiation, and concessions. these are essential. missed windows are a huge reason austin is still missing after 12 long years. we are in a window now. at the conditions for austen's safe return are near perfect. our government must act now. [applause] we need the support and cooperation of everyone to succeed, from congress to the white house to the candidat

cbs' carter evans asked the collector, why sell now? >> i'm going to morocco to live with my beautiful wife. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us this sunday. tonight, authorities in kentucky are urgently searching for a man wanted in a shooting on interstate 75 that left five people seriously wounded and nine vehicles riddled with gunfire. the suspected identified as 32-year-old joseph couch is considered armed and dangerous. police discovered couch's vehicle and an ar-15 rifle. federal agents joined the search this morning. cbs' cristian benavides is in london, kentucky, with more. >> reporter: jericka, tonight, calls are pouring in about potential sightings, as local, state, and federal agencies are searching rugged train, surrounding interstate 75, for any sign of the suspect. >> we've got several people shot. >> reporter: the first calls about an active shooter came late saturday. >> the victims have been shot through the windshield. >> first responders raced to interstate 75 in laurel county, about nine miles north of the

evan's mom talking, you know about evan a little bit. and we have a video, about 15 minute video. and then we have our trooper john fanning, who's a -- you know, he's an amazing state trooper, homicide detective in norfolk county. he's a good friend of mine. i've known him, in stoughton, for years growing up with him. and both his parents were addicts. he lost his parents. so that's why it was a big thing for him. he was a marine. he's got five kids. so he's amazing. he speaks and he just goes to these overdoses all day, all the time. and so we got together, he said, "john, i'd love to help, let's get in schools," so we started getting in schools. so, then i reached out to mayor billy carpenter with nancy leeburg, got me the first school in brockton, and from there it snowballed into second schools in brockton as well. and then after that, we've been to quincy, we've been to rhode island, we've been to new york, we've been -- you know. and just kept on going from there and it was great. -and we grow, sadly, we grow daily. the numbers are worse than ever because of fentanyl. you kn

but this time around security is tight after a spring of extreme, this of the mariana evans team that's good to have you with us. israel has been conducting a wave of strikes targeting has the law in lebanon 11 on continues to launch dozens of rock. is it northern israel? the latest exchange of cross border fire comes after an attack and of a rude apartment. the killed 2 top has the lock commanders on friday. the lebanese health ministry says at least $37.00 people died of these really strikes, including 3 children. and meanwhile, tens of thousands of people are rallying across each row, demanding that the government of prime minister benjamin atanya, who reaches a hostage deal in gauze of the families of the hostages, held by hum us here that their plight risk being overshadowed. as israel turns its attention from gaza to the find with has belong and loving on more than $100.00 hostages or so believe to be held captive in dawson. daily's correspondence. emily gordon was at the raleigh and tel aviv, and i asked her, how is really, is feel about a possible all out war with lebanon? a fol

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the marietta evans, dean, it's good to have you with us here in germany. voting has begun and regional elections at could see a fall right party when the most seats since world war 2. the a f. d, or alternative for germany is projected to make big gains and the eastern states of saxony entering june. the parties regional branches, there are classified as of right wing extremist, to bind germany's intelligence agency, the mainstream conservatives, and a new far left populous party could also see a strong showing. chancellor. all of sholtes as governing social democrats were pulling poorly ahead of the vote. to all the rise of the far right is causing alarm in the east and other parts of germany, inter inches and 3000 and t a d and n t far right protesters to him to the streets of the regional capital air for it on saturday, pronouncing the far right populace, a threat to germany's democracy. the demonstrators march through the city center to the main cathedral square where the ac held its final rally before the election. and for some analysis on today's regional elections in eastern ger

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so after a string of extreme, this attacks in germany, the mariana evans team that's good to have you with us. thousands of israelis had been rallying and tell of even to other cities to demand that the government, a prime minister bed immunization yahoo reaches a hostage deal in gauze of the families of hostages, held by him. us fear that their plight risk being overshadowed as israel turns his attention from gaza to the find with his belong and loving on. more than $100.00 hostages are still believes to be held captive in gaza. protesters accused natania who is stalling truth negotiations and prolonging the war to appease as far right coalition partners. state of use correspond to them link or dean was and the role in tel aviv. and i asked her how israel is felt about a possible all out war with lebanon burke stream they confirmed, we've been speaking to them here to nights. and some of them are extremely angry at the government, so not finding a diplomatic solution to this conflict. others are very worried about the hostages that still remain in gaza. so worried that the system foc

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