many of hampton's facilities are now being used by the armed forces. the elected men throughout the country sent for training as army motor. after the three month course, these men are usually sent back to their in charge of repair crews, army trucks from nearby camps are soon put in order. the class in specialized training is now given in hampton's engineering department for hundreds of men in the united states navy. thousands of men and women of these colleges over nation are now taking their places in our war effort physically and mentally fit.

she works at the hampton firehouse. take a deep breath and take it all in. good morning, shelly. first, take off that curtain. [cheers and applause] ready -- what? health and wellness health and wellness initiative here they are providing this extractor to maintain your gear and bring -- well, this is from the department. hold on, girl, we have something for everybody, for everybody. that is from the department. bring it in, yes, yes! okay, look, five light saving cameras to help firefighters to find victims faster. those two gifts alone worth more than $20,000 euro that is huge, but it's not all. because firefighters were 24 hours shifts. that is crazy, if you have four kids and 24-hour shifts, go girl. oh, my goodness, making meals for each other is working so stop & shop wanted to give you a gift card for $10,000. [cheers and applause] look at chief over there. chief, that is $30,000 of gifts for the firehouse. what does that mean for the firefighters here? this is incredible. the experience on behalf of the entire fire department of hampton, thank you "g

our thanks to tyleesa hampton for that report. >>> before we go, a stroll down pretty penny lane.for $2.8 million at auction. it was found, guess where? stashed away in someone's attic. how did they not know it was up there? at least they did discover it, though. thanks for waking up with "early today" and ending your week with us. i'm frances riverahave a, uc santa cruz will take you there. live with new

max frias, vice president, the hampton roads chapter of filipino national historical society. ric hurley, the director of the virginia association of museums colonel william davis, the executive director of the general douglas macarthur. members of the general douglas macarthur foundation board and acting deputy city manager and military affairs liaison. mr. len ramirez, thank you all very much this morning for being with us. and we would also like to say that are very honored to be hosting the filipino american veterans of hampton roads, color guard and the philippine cultural center of virginia school of creative and performing arts and the philippine run dala ensemble of virginia. thank you again for being here with this morning. the macarthur memorial has a dynamic mission that unites stewardship of world heritage with a commitment to public access and education and and that includes even the difficult parts of our shared history. so today with our partners the filipino american national historical society of hampton roads and the council of united filipino organizations o

florida, senate resolution 668, that the senate agreed to relative to the death of the honorable david hampton pryer, former united states senator from the state of arkansas, senate resolution 673, that the senate passed without amendment h.r. 593, that the senate agreed to house concurrent resolution 89. signed sincerely kevin f. mccumber, acting clerk. the speaker: the clerk will report the veto message. the chair lays before the house another communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, i have the honor to transmit a sealed envelope received from the white house on may 3, 2024, at 12:28 p.m. said to contain a message from the president with objections to how the joint resolution 98 which he returns without his signature, signed sincerely, kevin f. mccumber, clerk of the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the veto message. the clerk: to the house of representatives, i'm returning here with without my approval house joint resol

i went to hampton.girlfriend, now my wife, we studied in egypt as exchange students and we learned a lot about islam and arab society and have a great deal of respect. then we went to the university of illinois for graduate school and had an amazing experience and have spent quite a bit of time in israel. so we have been talking about the middle east situation for more than 50 years and again, the more we learn and understand both points of view, the more we realize there is a lot more to understand. we see how others do not really appreciate the role of religion in society's in the history of both sides and the ways in which we need to be supportive of bringing people together. peter: university of north carolina has started a democracy initiative. is that important? mr. hrabowski: very important. i always go back to the last -- the last part of your question, i was involved in protests. i was a child leader in the civil rights movement. i was a kid and went to jail with dr. martin luther king. so i un

res. 673, honoring the life of david hampton pryor, former united states state senator for the state of arkansas. the presiding officer: without objection. the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. schatz: i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schatz: i have five requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. shl i ask unanimous consent consent that when the senate completes its business today it stand adjourned under the provisions of s. res. 673 to convene for a pro forma session only with no business being conducted at 9:00 a.m. on friday, may 3. further, that when the senate adjourns on friday, it stand adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on tuesday, may 7. that on tuesday, following the prayer and pledge, the morning hour be deemed expired, the journal of proceedings be

a tornado approaching a hampton inn in bartlesville, oklahoma, knocking out power.on, some 20 miles away in barnsdall, oklahoma. an ef-4. winds over 165 miles an hour. we have learned tonight at least one person did not survive this. again, as i mentioned, reports of tornadoes on the ground right now. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, she's in the storm zone. and ginger, what are you watching right now? >> reporter: david, two particularly dangerous situation tornado warnings in my home state of michigan. it's southwest michigan, where these storms have been screaming to the northeast, doing damage along the way. this, as we learn more about the ef-4 that tore through this town. tonight, powerful storms threatening millions again, after at least 20 reported tornadoes across the plains in the last 24 hours. >> are you okay? >> yeah. >> reporter: at least one person killed in barnsdall, oklahoma, north of tulsa. >> she's a quadriplegic. >> reporter: storm chasers were right there, rescuing ryan and lori howle, their young child, and a family member. >

and we will speak to george hampton, the ceo that has an oral obesity drug. i am katie greifeld in new york. welcome to bloomberg markets. it is a down day in markets right now. take a look at the s&p 500, down about .4%. even more so if you take a look at big tech. april was the worst month of 2024 and 30 minutes into the trading session, it does not look too high. i put bitcoin up just for fun because digital gold is not doing so hot right now. we are below $60,000 but we do want to get to some breaking data crossing the terminal right now. mike mckee has all the details. mike: we have some numbers making the fed bank, what is going on here? contraction territory. the forecast was down from 50.3, so a much bigger drop than anticipated. this is not good news for the fed. we are seeing a resurgence in inflation, in the manufacturing area. the employment number goes to 48 .6, slightly higher from 47 point four, but it is still below contraction. we do see another decline in job openings. so, at this point, we are seeing fewer job openings and fewer people quit

alright pull rece the reporting for us from hampton paul quest, caitlin, to take you in israel. easy heard that we had some technical problems with his sound and picked up, but we will return to pull a little bit later on in the evening or were just over a day away now from the u. a for champions league final, at wembley, by on the trip to amy for a record extending 15 please title the standing in the way is to receive don't the, it's the music because it's all going, isn't it? and excitement is building in the capital as ones as well. so homeowners orchestra place line session, if the champions week anthem as tracy was still a bit to the funds owned by 2002 champion to my claim. he want it, we found the jared, that very you, the dallas mavericks and for the sports in the n. b, a finals, willow faced the boston celtics, the mazda advanced by ceiling, the west and finals against the minutes, like the temples full one or the 1241 or 3 victory in gain. 5 distinct uncles on hands which looked at don't judge and korea, they drop it like it's hot. so stylish play, a scoring $36.00 poi

lock hampton is a senior advisor with the international security program at the center for strategic and international studies. austin, whether rushes, manley postering with these drills. i think there's more to it this time. i think they are signaling to the west that nato troops will not be acceptable in you create that has been one of russia's red lines since the beginning of the war. the eto has respected that. but now you're hearing natal members talking about possibly moving troops into nato. of course we heard about a president a crone, but the historians have said that they might send rear echelon troops, trainers into ukraine and zones he himself is talking about having needle aircraft shooting down a rushing levels in ukraine. so, faced with this rising discussion about possibly sending nato forces into ukraine, i think this is russia's response. at least one person has died after a passenger jet hit severe turbulence while traveling from london to single pool. dozens of others are injured. like data suggest the plane a boeing triple 7 dropped some 6000 feet and 5 minutes.

the foreign minister has to make a hard landing near the border with us and by john bad weather is hampton invest to f. but that would be all from us for now. but to stick it on for the portfolio that's coming up next number such as well, thank you so much for being with us. the . we've got some hot tips for your package, the magic corner. feel free to you. check on some great cultural memorials to be w travel we go out what i mean. i know i might just do it and i'm hoping dw newport.

thank you to for yeah, just a reminder of our top story, this our us secretary of state, hampton lincoln has a key meeting with ukraine's president, blocking me as lensky and other officials blinking is there to get federal field updates. and to emphasize america's enduring support for ukraine as a defense itself, against pressure you're watching dw loose until the morning. thanks for being with us. the big burst into our is whenever they feel like i don't limit 1000 kind of for design and fashion and find most to pieces in the sky. many on including the also how do they do in the secret lives of good dogs may 22nd on d w 50 is one at why the.

if the biggest round up of all those like all of the meet the opposition party, hampton. oh, so the communist accidents and one in one case, accusing them on the 13th to say like 5 csc to, to an official primary housing. put a notice on the opposite thing, kind of a full that that's potent next to the now the court that they said caught up a lot to sunset the government and find the paralyzed the government because on the court, a separate document cited modification, saying that they the penalties and trying to vehicle the government, but they want to say, so these are the arguments accepted by the doctors and they pop up, reset the menu, all the defense on the inside on the lawyer. so i'll do this. i'm going to be calling in hong kong. thank you very much. we go to south africa now where votes are being counted in what's being called the most important parliament, 3 election since the end of apartheid at stake is the african national congress parties of the 30 year. absolute majority polls indicate that support for the agency has dipped below 50 percent, which means the

the late-david hampton pryor, the late-david hampton pryor, before the senate energy and natural resources committee watch the full hearing tonight at 8:00 o'clock eastern on c-span2. our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center, no, it is way more than that. creating wi-fi enabled cell so students from low income families can get the tools they need to get ready for anything. comcast support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. next federal reserve chair jerome powell announcing that the benchmark interest rate will remain unchanged due to inflation still remaining to hides . he says it is unlikely there will be a rate hike in the near future saying the current rate is efficiently restrictive furloughing inflation to the 2% goal. the briefing is 50 minutes. considerable progress toward our dual mandate objectives. inflation has eased substantially

shows ashton porter going through what a new federal lawsuit claims is a mental health crisis at a hampton inn in pittsburgh. he locked himself in his hotel room and refused to come out. >> it is about to get worse for you. at any point in time you want to listen to what i have been trying to tell you. we will make sure you come out and everything is safe and i can make you more comfortable. the longer you don't listen to me the worse it is going to get. it shows the battered door after the officers tried breaking in. the man speaking is lieutenant-1/2 lieutenant hatcher. >> i have been nothing but honest with you. >> i don't feel safe. >> reporter: the body camera footage shows the officers deploying tear guess into the room. porter eventually walks out. before he is shot by rubber bullets and shot by then officer's firearm. [sound of gunfire] >> shots fired, shots fired. >> where is the knife, where is the knife. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit he told the investigators that porter was sprinting down the hallway directly at him with a knife. while porter's lawyer says body camera f

ashton porter had locked himself in a hampton inn hotel room during a mental health crisis. >> i wasoing through a really tough time. >> porter's family asked the police to check in on him, but it turned into a standoff when he refused to leave the room on tuesday, his attorney shared police body camera video that shows the incident. at first, a county crisis response worker spoke with porter. >> does it sounds like you don't feel safe right now? >> i don't when that didn't work, pittsburg police officer stepped in. we're going to make sure that you come out and everything's safe, and i can make you a lot more comfortable. >> but the longer you don't listen to me, the worse it's going to get for you. you understand? >> video shows officers using a battering ram to break down the hotel room door, then deploying pepper spray and tear gas to get porter to come out. when porter left the room holding a knife, he was shot multiple times. >> i called out for help. i explained to him that i really didn't understand what was going on at the time, and i just wanted time to get some sleep, try

one of the earliest places outside of north carolina that spread to was hampton at hampton university. right. so again, there's this connection between this movement spreading where places that had hbcu or significant black high schools. right. and so the newspapers were making these connections. right. these newspapers, that kind of thing. what was happening. this place, this place in finally this place in north carolina. right. -- will see victory in north carolina. right. so they're making these connections between these movements. right. but when think about this has happened at at&t or this has happened in greensboro, right we ignore the spread of these things. right. and how this also the way that there can be collaboration. right. and we always talked about with the beta in 1937, 1938, right student activists were willing to collaborate with other campuses right to. do this kind of work and one of the key newspaper, black newspaper writers and editors in north carolina, he for a student, hbcu students join together and join it and make a larger boycott movement in the 1930s. ri

he was shot in 2022 after a long standoff at the hampton inn suites on california avenue in pittsburgh. police body worn camera video shows officers outside porter's hotel room. they were responding to a reported disturbance in his room, where a guest was heard screaming for help. an officer shot porter after he allegedly raised a knife in a threatening manner. his attorney, adante pointer, says porter was having a mental health issue. >> they abandoned those skills. they abandoned their training. they abandoned the trust that the community has placed in them and instead they employed escalation, deadly force and essentially terrorized the man and his family. >> the pittsburgh police department has not commented on that lawsuit. now to a developing story out of san benito county, where an inmate has escaped san benito county sheriff's department says daniel lopez zavala climbed over a barbed wire fence at the correctional facility in hollister around 2:00 this morning. deputies have not found him. he was last seen wearing a brown jail shirt, orange pants and black shoes. anyone who see

and then back out here down here the bigger storms here from about norfolk all the way down to the hampton roads area. that's where the tornado watch that you just mentioned is that's the red zone right through here. some of these storms could rotate all the way here in the yellow, all the way down to the gulf coast, they could be at least severe with some wind and also some hail the big story i think still right now, 460,000 customers without power across parts of the ohio valley with the obviously bulls-eye being right there over kentucky we just learned that the death toll from over the weekend climb to 23. what are we learning about how severe those storms were there were just everywhere. >> boris, look at the size of this typically will see, you know, one or two states involved. but we're all the way from the east coast, all the way to the rocky mountains. and really kentucky did take its share of damage yesterday from eddie ville all the way over toward dawson springs. there was a large tornado on the ground i mean, this was easily an ef-3, maybe even approaching 180 miles per hour w

>> well, boris, we have storms going toward hampton roads elizabeth city, that's probably the biggest graphic here are the biggest storm we have right now. >> but in a please make it stop category on up into iowa and missouri, hail coming down again, a few thunderstorms down across parts of south georgia as well. let's get to the big cities up here. we had a wave of whether go through new york city earlier, but there's more behind it into the pope canoas, the delaware water gap that will develop redevelop again today and then back out here down here to the bigger storms here from about norfolk all the way down to the hampton roads area. that's where the tornado watch that you just mentioned is that's the red zone right through here. some of these storms could rotate all the way here in the yellow all the way down to the gulf coast, they could be at least severe with some wind and also some hail. the big story i think still right now, 460,000 customers without power across parts of the ohio valley with the obviously bullseye being right there over kentucky we just learned that the deat

it's an ugly week on wall street and in the last hour or so trading instead of going to the hamptonsnd the beach traders put in a bid in the market ended up on the day. >> you're absolutely right it was a terrible week it was looking like an awful week at that into the month. instead we have a massive rally on friday and it could've been a programmatic trading and it could've been real people but something came in to take advantage of a bunch of the stocks getting knocked down. it was a down week for the market but not nearly as bad as it could have been. jack: algorithms did not want to go to the beach. what were the forces pushing the market down, why were traders unhappy. >> i feel like i had to do with sentiment than anything else there was not real news that would've shaken things up one way or another people came in very optimistic, jacob wrote a column talking about the disconnect between how much the market has gained and that needed to get worked out a bit. i think we will see next week if enough of that got worked out with the pullback in the rally on friday at the rally co

. >> it happened in 2022, when porter was too scared to leave a room at the hampton inn. his attorneys released, edited video from police body cam footage. >> he just is refusing to open the door or doesn't want to have a conversation. a mental health team showed up to de-escalate the situation, but his family says police sent them away. >> i promise you, my guys will not lay a finger on you. you're not going to get hurt. >> but instead, police stepped up the pressure and it's about to get a whole lot worse for you, man. >> at any point in time, you want to listen to what i've been trying to tell you. we're going to make sure that you come out and everything's safe. >> officers used a battering ram, pepper spray and tear gas to force porter out of the room. and just moments after porter left his room with his hands up, an officer shot and wounded him. police said porter had a knife and charged at them. why did the police turn this from being a mental health wellness call into what looks like a military operation? on tuesday, attorney edward poynter filed a federal civil r

shows ashton porter going through what a new federal lawsuit claims is a mental health crisis at a hampton inn in pittsburg. porter locked himself inside the hotel room. >> at any point in time, we're going to make sure you come out and everything is safe. >> reporter: the body camera video shows the battered door to the hotel room after officers tried to break in. the man speaking is lieutenant william hatcher. one named along with the city of pittsburg. >> i've been nothing, but honest with you. >> i know, i don't feel safe. >> reporter: but they show officers deploying tear gas into porter's room. porter eventually walks out. before she's shot by rubber bullets and shot by by ernesto's firearm. according to the lawsuit, he told investigators porter was sprinting down the hallway, directly at him with a knife. while porter's lawyer says body camera footage does not support the claim. and that porter was holding his hands above his head. >> it almost cost this man his life and this woman her husband and these kids, their father. >> reporter: the attorney sat side by side on tuesday. speak

police body camera video showing officers using a battering ram and tear gas at a hampton inn hotel. according to the lawsuit, ashton porter refused to leave his room because he was experiencing a psychotic episode at the time believing people were trying to get to him. despite porter telling officers he needed time. the lawsuit claims police aggressively forced him out of the room, used tear gas and even fired several rubber pellets at him. porter suffered significant injuries. in addition to the city of pittsburgh. porter's also suing individual officers, including officer ernesto mejia rosco. he is the same officer who choked bartow martinez to death back in 2016. that case led pittsburgh to settle a lawsuit for 7.3 million dollars. the officer was also arrested last year by the fbi on suspicion of wire fraud. >> new details are emerging after a woman was found dead last night at a home in san jose. police say the woman and her suspected killer who is now in custody, knew each other. police responded to reports of gunfire at the home on north 20th street near san jose. high school

was shot twice by officer ernesto mejia rosco while porter was having a mental health crisis at the hampton inn and suites back in 2022, the lawsuit claims porter never charged at the officer with a knife. as the police reports suggest body camera footage also seems to debunk police claims the shots nearly killed the father of 6 in a separate case. mejia rosco was among the several officers federally indicted last year for obstruction of justice, bribery and civil rights violations. >> i do showed up to the scene with blood already on his hands because he choked someone just several years before choked him to death just several years before this. and took him 2 years fighting this case to the court system to finally get the criminal charge dismissed. >> in porter's case, he spent more than a month in jail before eventually posting bail. porter's lawsuit seeks monetary damages and demands a jury trial. the city of pittsburgh, the police department and former chief have not responded to our requests for comment. it was a contentious day at the state capitol as lawmakers took up a bill that wo

very much for speaking to us and we reached out to the european commission for homeless as evaluate, hampton. and although the commission is to ask what they have to say about the accusations, but they were not willing to answer questions at this point in time. now they use collaborations with african countries, a stem from why the plans to cost the inflow of the regular migration. but at the same time, europe does have a shortage of work. as jim, the for example, needs over 200000 people to fill the gap. over the next 2 years is reaching out to foreign workers, including kenyans. the german chancellor or life show was in kenya last year to discuss the plans with president william router started on the plus, germany would like to offer more organized and legal ways for all those who want to work in germany one. and at the same time, we want to put a whole to a regular migration justice i know been viewing so would create a win win situation for all countries involved with using. and can we see great potential for skilled labor from? can you orderly migrating into all kinds of parts of our ec

tiny home built on a commercial pop property without the city's approval as happened monday night on hampton way, just off sebastopol road crews found the man dead inside the tiny home after they put the fire out. a cause of death has not yet been determined also new tonight, a bill to combat infant fentanyl deaths unanimously passing the senate floor today. the bill authored by san jose state senator dave cortez. e was prompted by recent stories of children being killed by fentanyl poisoning. this bill is part of the working together for a safer california bill package. it's intended to strengthen the state's public health response to prevent more young children from being exposed to opioids. the california senate has passed 2 significant car related bills. >> one of them is aimed at curbing speeders in kron four's. catherine heenan is live in our newsroom with details on that catherine. yeah, well, the man behind both of those bills grant senator scott wiener. he says both measures simply make a lot of sense. >> this isn't going to stop everyone from driving excessively, but some people wi

elsewhere, and this is of course, following on the now weeks of not months long us university in hampton protests, which are ongoing as well as more people than any time in the recent past in the united states are now raising their voice. and they say for palestinian right reporting in washington, heidi to castro and the demonstrators continued demonstrations, continue in paris, people that demanding an immediate cease fire and gaza. also quoting for boycotts of companies that support israel and a link to it's more on gaza. and then also in the german capital, violent demonstrations here from these governments has been one of israel staunchest supporters since the will began in october. the altering capital vienna sold protest is quoting on the government, sold on sales to israel and to condemn the offensive. it's on folding in the southern city of ross on the i'll just say our life from dell. how more still to bring you off to a quick break, how to see his face. a 2nd sign, an invasion and gaza is growing. mountains of damage, threatened disease. what israel is designated as safe stones

was shot twice by officer ernesto mejia rosco while porter was having a mental health crisis at the hampton and suites in 2022, the lawsuit claims porter never charged at the officer with a knife as police reports suggest body camera footage also seems to debunk that claim the shots nearly killed the father of 6 in a separate case. mejia rosco was among several officers federally indicted last year for obstruction of justice, bribery and civil rights violations. >> i do showed up to the scene blood already on his hands because he choked someone just several years before choked him to death just several years before this. and took him 2 years fighting this case to the court system to finally get the criminal charge dismissed. >> in porter's case, he spent more than a month in jail before eventually posting bail. porter's lawsuit seeks monetary damages and demands a jury trial. the city of pittsburgh, the police department and former chief have not responded to our requests for comment. >> one man is dead. another injured following a shooting in oakland. this is a video here from the citizen

jackie ryder and around 50 other seniors temporarily being housed at the hampton inn after firefighters discovered this at their apartment complex in oakley. i wanted to throw up. >> i saw the pictures and thought i was going to pass out. it was so awful, gloria taylor says. >> crews were first called to oak grove senior terrace on sunday morning, and they opened the electrical room and that's where they found it was it was dripping with water, a clogged wastewater line causing sewage to back up into a vacant apartment and overflow, forcing power to the building to be shut down. >> i mean, and the smell was horrible, the situation prompting an immediate evacuation of the building housing low income seniors. >> i got to go in ten minutes today to pick up stuff. initially since it was red tagged, we could not go back in. they've been very, very helpful letting us in this. >> according to residents, not the first time the building has faced maintenance issues. >> they've had mold. real bad mold in an apartment in our building. >> they're slow on repairs, roaches in another building. >> we

. >> reporter: while feet away at bartlesville's hampton inn, there was a partial roof collapse. and families holding on for dear life. >> we all went running and the windows popped out of the hallway. the suddenness of the severity was shocking. >> reporter: tonight, gratitude to be alive for loved ones, despite the physical destruction surrounding them. sam brock, nbc news, barnsdall, oklahoma. >> and the severe weather threat is far from over tonight. that brings in dylan dreyer, who is tracking it. what are you looking at? >> lester, we have a particularly dangerous situation across southern michigan. we've had reported tornadoes in portage, michigan, also moving through sherwood and union city, where we have seen tornadoes on the ground. so we do still have tornado watches in effect for that part of the country, and naturally, that's also where we are expecting our most severe storms tonight with this enhanced risk, not just for tornadoes, but for hail, egg-sized in diameter. also wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. that could cause some damage. this whole cold front is movi

people dove for cover into this hampton inn as two by fours pierced the hotel's outer walls like spearsck in portage, michigan, this rainbow was spotted over that fedex facility after authorities reported no serious injuries. more storms are expected today from texas to the ohio river valley. the full forecast in just a few moments. >> now to the fallout from stormy daniels testimony at the trump hush money trial. we have now learned why a judge was not happy with the former president during yesterday's testimony. here's abc's lionel moise. >> new details about what was happening inside court, as former president trump and star stormy daniels came face to face for the first time in more than a decade, a court transcript of a sidebar conversation. now reveals trump was cursing during daniels testimony yesterday. judge juan merchan telling trump's attorney, i understand that your client is upset at this point, but he is cursing audibly and he is shaking his head visually, and that's contemptuous, and it has the potential to intimidate the witness and the jury can see that trump's attorney

the hampton on the, his leadership, livable one, the premier league, the champions league with us supercop, the fee for club world cup and the cup and national seat. and the 10 fields is livable bade farewell to you. can you come up thousands line to the streets to welcome the team best i had for that final match under his a to ship the other than the trophies and just just his presence this personality larger than life. scott you? i think that's probably the biggest that everybody will miss. it's a motional, lost them on stone and stuff every think about live appeal and stuff. he's going to force on not always the most amount of just so it comes close to the hosted on file of a tall breakdown. when pop came the fast press conference, i could straight away see that something special was happening from us because press conference on words and then install failed to deliver. these have to be made me talk tools. i knew was correct. cult please live, approve of the legacy of h. treasury is encouraging a champions league when in 2019 his final trying to decide came with the kind of outcome. sad

application for arrest warrants, where the line being taken by the president and by secretary state hampton, they've been, can, has been that the court has no jurisdiction. and yet this is the same court that the us happily endorsed when uh, that court issued uh, similar uh, warrants related to the russian president vladimir putin. so the us comes out here in basically completely contradicting itself. having said, in one case of the court has jurisdiction on these kinds of hairs, but then turning around and saying the court has no jurisdiction. i mean this is a total contradiction. and so what is hugely unfortunate here, it's really tragic, is that at the time when right wing forces are on the rise around the world, we've got a mode in india. so you can basically to disenfranchise 200000000 persons citizens of india through the rise of the right wing, the i 50 and other more extreme parties in germany. the prospect of a right wing nationalist, the president in france, in a couple of years and so on. at this time, the us i've missed ration has been put in a position that was also planning al

hannah hampton responded. but there was nothing she could do about this, from elisa de almeida.stead, they dithered and katoto took aim. the net is bowed. england searched for an equaliser but france stayed in control. if sarina wiegman�*s side are to defend their european crown next year, they'll need to do better than this. soon ingle travel to send at him for the second game of this double and el tucker knight, the scotland qualifier with israel was delayed after a protest to chain himself to the goalpost at hampden park and when the game began, scotland monitor, beating israel for thanks to two goals from claire emslie and meanwhile wales made a poor start against ukraine but recovered to draw 1—1 and the northern ireland match against portugal is still ongoing, the latest there is that northern ireland are trailing 2—0 with minutes remaining. this programme continues on bbc one.

remnant of the confederate camp at charleston's washington racecourse and jockey club, today known as hampton park. the ceremony is believed to have included a parade of as many as 10,000 former slaves, including 3000 black