not harper!we love him but, you know for her to be put away it helps heal. and julie, she was sentenced to 40 years to life in prison. >> essentially, i'm 42 years old, very true which brought up a question on a lot. >> why did you get pregnant? >> i was such a good parent, and i have the law to give to another child and i ripped the wanted to be able to share that love with my daughter, who i love more than anything in a world. >> julie's father sent into a statement repeating julie said bs claim and saying, the verdict is unjust. we asked, him and julissa tierney, and her friends and siblings, any of them, to sit with the camera and talk about julie. if nothing else to defender. all, declined. >> thank you very much. >> jason harper was 39 when she killed him. and now, julie harper will grow old behind bars, alone. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching! for watching >> i'm craig, melvin and i'm natalie morales and this is dateline.

so harper left and was on his way back home of needs the no growth from yet another trip i. here's a defend done boss. now after that stop at a gas station as he proceeded and explosions took place. now his driver, who also reported list, served as his body guard, was killed instantly report suggests that the harper 11 sustained injuries to his legs and spine. although the local governor and his assistant assistant of the harper 11 have reported that he is okay and nothing. it is a threatening his life at this point. now there were also reports that said as a harper left and the daughter was also in the car during the explosion, or she left the car shortly before the explosion. so however, she was left on skates as the result of this attack. now a russian, a foreign ministry spokeswoman, but he is a car of a said that's a, this estimation at sam's falls in line with ukraine's the strive to liquidate all those of the russian world. the sauce has happened, washington, the need to have raised and nothing to national terrorist unit. vicki regime been loved in all asses knows the

under the hood of the car, off of that harper, that thing. and now the source as that says this service tax was prepared way in advance now. so harper left and was on his way back home of needs the no grades from yet another trip. here's a defend done boss now after a bit stop at a gas station as he proceeded and explosions took place. now his driver, who also reported list, served as his body guard was killed. instantly report suggests that the harper 11 sustained injuries to his legs and spine, although the local governor and his assistant assistant of the harper 11, have reported that he is okay and nothing. it is a threatening his life at this point. now there were also reports that set the harper left and the daughter was also in the car during the explosion, or she left the car shortly before the explosion. so, so these as a result of this attack and with ukraine's this from the united states and britain directly responsible. we're praying for the heart of the car for life and is very well known here in dunbar. so he's been fighting a h

we're praying for the heart of harper left and is very well known here in dunbar. so he's been fighting a here to defend the boss residents from ukraine's aggression back in 2015. he's also a widely known as and, and it was the 1st interview really i've been on the phone line long story because in the summer of 22 calls, that happened after the foundation. i started that when we were helping 5. and so i got it in general, i would turn to what was already award to the place where i arrived at the very beginning of 2014 was in 2014, at the very beginning of hostilities. i rolled up here to look down along the same road, the customs office along which came here to day when i came, i saw it 9 years ago. i came here. i have been here all this time. this story is mine, of my life and personal life, but the most important thing is 49 years. the people who started helping the foundation in the summer of 2014 that they are not the tires are continuing to help you use this. of course, for me is the highest manifestation of civil society in russia. what do you mean? the very

vanessa hall harper: there is nothing that is helping.ith the support from the mayor she helped to deliver fresh fruits, vegetable and dairy in the oasis fresh market but she says a lot more needs to be done to make this community whole. the nessel hall harper: you know i grew up and i had to apologize and say more than i was sorry, i had to do all that i could do to make right what i had done. jeff: she is currently helping to lead a series of community conversations called beyond apology to engage residents over what more the city should do, including on the questions of reparations. so when you speak of reparations, what you mean exactly by that? vanessa hall harper: we are in the process right now having those conversations beyond apology but if you're asking me vanessa hall harper, reparations is land and cash to me. judy: to whom? vanessa hall harper: to everyone involved, not only victims, but descendants, but not only were individuals destroyed, community was destroyed. this entire space with this entire area was impacted and so w

what we know, of course the car offers that harper left thing. now the source, the at home of fun, usually known grades from yet another trip, the style his driver, who also reportedly served as his wine, although the local governor and his sister were also report. that's the harper left and the daughter was uh, so uh, however, she was left on skates. as the result of this assistant ation at sam's falls in line with a great place to nothing to national terrorist unit. the key regime been simple. what praying for the heart of the car for life in is a phase aggression back in 2015. he's also a widely old local people. the investigators are on the scene that find blushed around the area to try and find the goal for it's really up in from the front line . you know, you're gonna have to watch this solution. the question is, in the zone of the special minutes or a licensee or equipment or these people, let's name them, were off 2014. i had a foundation, the so called a how to build up and found a 14 in 2014, at the very beginning of hostilities. i thou

look at harper chasing him out. good job. barking up a storm, too. yeah, barking up a storm.g across the floor as homeowner stephanie barron's runs in to slam the door. there's the bear. who? who if that wasn't enough to scare the bear off entirely, was still seen looking through the windows . he's like, what just happened? and how about this for bear news now the bear that was rescued from a car lake tahoe, it's gorgeous, but it seems to be bear central these days. so deputies from the washoe county sheriff's office couldn't have been too surprised when they got a call about a bear stuck, not in a tree inside a car. they had to use a rope. a really, really , really long rope tied to the handle of a car door to eventually free the bear because they're not going to just open it. right. you could get mauled the interior of that car. yeah, completely trashed and mauled. [audience applause] deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark! ♪♪ today, businesswoman and author bethenny frankel. plus, we're kicking off our get ready for summer week with the latest summer toys. and we check in

harper was activated from the injured list and was the designated hitter for philly's trip to la.r, though. harper went 0—1; and struck out three times in the phillies�* 13—1 loss to the los angeles dodgers. he wasn't slated to return untiljuly after the all star break but was cleared this week. rory mcilroy has said his "mental and emotional wellbeing" was a reason for him withdrawing from the rbc heritage event last month. no reason was given at the time for the world number three�*s withdrawal, which came soon after he missed the cut at the masters. the northern irishman told the golf channel he needed a break. stefanos tsitsipas advanced to the quarter—finals at madrid open after defeating home—favourite bernabe zapata miralles 6—3, 6—1. the game ended in the early hours of wednesday morning local time. tsitsipas dropped three service breaks to world number 42 zapata miralles but otherwise remained in charge throughout. he will meet germany's jan—lennard struff next for a place in the semis. and that's all the sport for now. thank you. now an update on the explosions you might

i was surprised, however, to see that he was involved in the aftermath of john brown's raid in harpers ferry. would you tell us something of that? yeah. so when john brown began making his plans to assault harpers ferry, he understood that the best source of support of intelligence on this operation would be black men like william still. so he comes to philadelphia and he's organizes a meeting where some of the most important black abolitionists in philadelphia, including still are invited to to weigh in and to give their advice to john brown. it seems likely that brown asked all of them to participate in this raid and none of them took him up on it, which suggests a little bit of what they thought about the possibility of success of john brown's raid. but clearly still was involved as an advisor. and then, you know, the way he becomes implicated is that his contact information is actually on one of john brown's lieutenants when he's captured at harpers ferry. and so in the aftermath of this, you know, huge controversy, still's name is pretty prominently mentioned. and so at this point

i was surprised, however, to see that he was involved in the aftermath of john brown's raid in harpers ferry. would you tell us something of that? yeah. so when john brown began making his plans to assault harpers ferry, he understood that the best source of support of intelligence on this operation would be black men like william still. so he comes to philadelphia and he's organizes a meeting where some of the most important black abolitionists in philadelphia, including still are invited to to weigh in and to give their advice to john brown. it seems likely that brown asked all of them to participate in this raid and none of them took him up on it, which suggests a little bit of what they thought about the possibility of success of john brown's raid. but clearly still was involved as an advisor. and then, you know, the way he becomes implicated is that his contact information is actually on one of john brown's lieutenants when he's captured at harpers ferry. and so in the aftermath of this, you know, huge controversy, still's name is pretty prominently mentioned. and so at this point

jan haaland speaking to my colleague david harper.in corporate america. we work will produces quarterly results on tuesday, they missed market expectations in the previous quarter. the co— working office space provider is in a challenging environment right now as mass layoffs in the tech sector have reduced the need for flexible working spaces. also on tuesday we will hear from airbnb, the company beat expectations for its previous quarter and was positive in its shareholder letter over the return of travellers as the opening up of economies takes place in the post pandemic error. for now, it is it for us on asia business report. thanks for watching. maggs has raised eight guide dogs. spencerwhite maggs has raised eight guide dogs. spencer white with maggs for more than a year but covid restrictions prevented her from meeting's new owner and he was desperate to meet her. jerry quinn lost his eyesight four years ago and spencer has been his lifeline stop the bbc programme reunion hotel contacted maggs and made this moment happen.— cont

harper is not happy about it. he's pushing.lbow with that the benches empty during the phillies rockies game . jack jake birds reaction at the end of the seventh inning did not sit well with bryce harper. both of them were ejected. meanwhile a different rockies pitcher is out of the hospital after being hit with a lt hheffer backrivit. t right sn his feet ver to wah atur n tkncnters in floridaa shark biting her stomach and in hawaii kayaker got the scare of his life. here's a b cs derek dennis. oh, t dramatic video showing a tiger shark leaping out of the water off oahu, hawaii, going straight for a fisherman on a kayak. tiger shark ram b and look closely. the kayakers foot, giving the shark a strong kick back into the water, the man's gopro camera capturing it all. meanwhile in florida head was like that big. it was huge 13 year old l a. reid describes being attacked by a six ft long bull shark, leaving her torso, arm knee and finger with bite marks looked down and i saw biting my stomach. o and did like everything. i couldn't

harper. i'm sorry mr. harper.earlier this week the failed bank executives gave a lot of excuses but failed to take responsibility for the mismanagement and their incompetence for the community banks and credit unions i talked to know the dangers are not hard to spot like a high concentration of uninsured deposits and aggressive growth. as we have 90 deposits at svb were uninsured unlike any other bank that i know of comparably sized certainly in my state. it svb nor signature look like an ordinary bank in part because of that. chair gruenberg i'm running out of time so harper if you would producing roots develop from what tools and the regulars had to make banks and manage those risks? >> recently has supervisory authorities. to review and set limits on concentrations for that's one of the key areas we need to look at going forward. concentrations of uninsured deposits that institutions clearly poses liquidity risk that we need to focus on going forward. >> your harper. >> also concentration limit as well as our l

you know, that harper left and he's a very famous person here in russia. he's a writer, a publicist or a senior. and he's been a very vocal support or the people here in the boss back since i remember as vaccines 2015 when he 1st came over here to defend the people of dunbar. say against you trade in aggression. and now at the moment, we're still getting more and more use as to what actually happened. investigators are obviously on the scene already find to determine what, what it was, what kind of explosive device. uh now we are hearing that to a certain ukrainian service group had already claimed responsibility for this terrorist act as they said, but this still yet remains to be the germans are parties, romano, closer of with the latest. thank you, roman the russian foreign ministry has reacted to the blast, accusing ukraine's western backers of bearing responsibility for the latest incident. the stock test happened washington. the need to have raised to nothing to national terrorist unit that gave regime been involved in our asses knows the landscape w

judy: city councilor vanessa hall harper, who represents tulsa's first district, in the north, recentlyr of her district, where many black tulsans live today. >> you have a lot of vacant houses and vacant lots. judy: following the carnage of the massacre, many greenwood buildings and businesses were rebuilt. but in the decades that followed, developers built a highway through the heart of greenwood, which, combined with housing discrimination in the form of race restrictive covenants and redlining, drove many residents north. >> this was the only part of town that black people could live. judy: today, hall-harper says her district suffers from poor housing, health care, nutrition, and employment. and a 2015 tulsa health department report found a greater than 10-year difference in the lifespan of those living in a zip code in the north versus just a few miles away in south tulsa. >> the community living in north tulsa is largely african american, black, brown and poor. people in south tulsa is largely white, affluent. and so, that's a problem. and that's not only a problem for north tuls

harper has been cleared to play for tomorrow night's game against the dodgers.uctive surgery on his throwing elbow in late november wasn't expected back until july . he's been cleared to return to do so as the designated hitter. bad weather yesterday in dover force. nascar under the track today turned out to be a nice day to play hooky if you wanted to take in the race on the one mile oval, some drama on the 81st lap when ross chastain runs into the back of brennan, poole poole slides up the track. kyle larson has nowhere to go, larson actually able to get repairs for his car, but pool was finished for the day later in the race, brad kozlowski's crew demonstrates how not to execute a pit stop that's called an uncontrolled tire. change into the back of the pack when you commit that infraction was martin truex, who took the checkered flag. he had gone 54 races without a win, but becomes the differever to win a race this year moves him into fifth place in the standings. kyle busch, who was 21st today is this series leader. and check this out time on a monday night.

. >> interesting i was just at the harpers ferry there is protected areas for the peregrine falcon nestingn —- nest because it is nesting season. up in montana good morning. >>caller: good morning. i am calling with grizzly bears and wolves appear in northwest montana where you can see a little bit of a difference. as we have more interface between humans and animals they will have conflict in usually humans win. but the wolf, the gray wolf i know there are timberwolves but the grizzly bear has made a comeback and they are trying to then down the numbers. so what is your feelings of us moving forward with that? inky for your time. >> grizzly bears have made some progress but it may require further analysis if they should or should not be removed from the endangered species list that has been quite controversial in congress. our concern is that there is legislation afoot to mandate the removal of grizzly bears and also to prevent the courts from reviewing decisions to remove the species much as flies in the face of sound science of agency and deliberative decision-making. we welcome plans t

he has written for new yorker harper's magazine, the atlantic, national geographic, and outside among other magazines, and is a three time winner of the national magazine award. kwame and a home in bozeman, montana with his wife, betsy gaines quammen, author of american zion and with two russian wolfhounds, a cross-eyed cat and a rescue python python, we won't hold that against you. please give a warm savannah. welcome to david quammen. thank you. thank you, nancy. thank you all. nancy does not like snakes, but that's okay. we talked about that. we talked to that. snakes. spiders everybody has their their boundaries. thank you so much. thank you, bob and diane levy. thank you, nancy. thank you, savannah book fest. thank you. parishioners of trinity is at trinity church. it's great to be here. i'm i'm i'm honored and delighted to be here. it's been, i think, thousands five years since i've been in savannah. and when i was last here, i was heading into the okefenokee swamp with john croft howard, john crawfish, crawford. one of your cherished local teachers, naturalists. and he's this a

problems that have been created by them in it's an icy 7 o'clock in the morning and gordon and the harper here on the po, daughter is draped in a thick fog providers. pies, auntie, that doesn't make setting out any easier. but audio, nobody got it. you tried to navigate by orienting yourself to certain landmarks. but on mornings like this. when the fog, which we call cali go, is so thick that it, it makes navigating difficult, super in fiji, very difficult. his father fish the adriatic before him but to day. but his harvest clams bungalow. where and how much they can that changes every day. let's see it. oh, i've got it at eva mandel, michelle in the evening. we get a message from the co operatives. you don't mind telling us what zone we can fish when we can set out the needs. and when we have to return to lot audio and how much we can bring ashore bees of that little thing, but they glide for a half an hour through the silent lagoon. then suddenly the quiet ends. the clam fishers appeared from the fog like ghosts. $1500.00 men and women worked the boat a lagoon. clown fishing is more lik

otra parte, se prevÉ que el consejo municipal de san joÉe apruebe pago de indemnizaciÓn para timothy harperma por parte de un agente en marzo de 2020, en el dÍa de los hechos, ayudÓ a un policÍa que habÍa sido golpeado en la cara y luego recibiÓ este impacto, en su demanda dijo que el entrenamiento todo agentes era muy agresivo para enfrentar manifestantes que no estaban armados. un jurado en new york dictaminÓ que el ex-presidente trump es responsable de agresiÓn sexual en el juicio civil contra james carroll. >>> lo acusa de una agresiÓn sexual en los 90 cristina navarrete nos tiene mÁs. >>> el veredicto esperado se pronuncio a las 3 de la tarde aquÍ en new york y lo que sabemos la decisiÓn ha sido que el jurado encontrÓ a trump, responsable por abusar sexualmente del la columnista en 1996 otorgando 5 millones de dÓlares en el juicio, el primer dÍa de las deliberaciones de jurado, jurados rechazaron la declaraciÓn de carroll que fue violada. alcanzaron la decisiÓn tras horas, carroll demandÓ a trump acusando de presunta agresiÓn sexual en almacenes de manhattan en 1990 y por difamaciÓn de

his personal story real quickly because my daughter, suzanne, i gave our daughter his middle name, harper. and so he's been a very special person in our life and in our daughter's life to my to thank you, especially on stage with you. but he's also a ph.d. in aeronautical engineering and one the smartest people i know. and with a communication and mastermind in the hanoi hilton, so am a shoemaker. tell us a little bit about developing some of the communications and why those were important. well, i will. but first of all, i have a couple of classmates that i'm happy are attending here tonight and one classmate that probably won't isn't here tonight, but is very instrumental in the leadership conference. and he and his wife have been for a decade or more. his name is mitch hart and his wife linda. so they've kept this conference going for a long time. but thank you, hearts. you bet. i mean, thank you very much for being with us. as we celebrate 50 years of freedom. and, you know, freedom is something you don't miss until you lose. and that was our situation. and it's wonderful. have it all

both harper and burd were ejected from the game.rossman, a phillies' fan. >> i'm happy for you. i'll have your 20 bucks for you when you turn to the studio. maybe you can buy me a coach with that. congratulations it. lessens the wounds of the bruins being eliminated. >>> weather-wise, we're looking at rain in many, many spots. we're looking at a stationary boundary. that's going to bring the chance of showers and thunderstorms. not especially widespread. you could still seed strong gusty thunderstorms. i'll show you where in a minute. still hot in the west. we're looking at temperatures, 10, even 30 degrees in some parts. breaking records in some portions of the south, into portions of the upper mississippi valley. we're looking at springfield where we could see winds gusting up to 15 miles an hour. jonathan, truly, truly happy for you. you have some good guys on the celtics. 51 points, you can't beat that. >> the most. michelle grossman, you're the epitome of class. >>> we have two huge stories, first the migrant crossing at the en

a dozen marchers, including harry harper who lost an eye, offered chilling testimony that disputed claimsrew the most attention, however, was social worker lupe marshall, a mother of three, interviewed earlier by paul anderson. she wore the same gray suit that was bloodied on memorial day. marshall described rushing to escape gunfire, only to be clubbed repeatedly by police. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ narrator: she said she pleaded with police to stop clubbing a man on the ground. a police witness had earlier described this as a gentlemanly shove. ♪♪♪ narrator: marshall, her head bleeding, was manhandled and called a communist, then shoved into a patrol wagon. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ rrator: the fin day ofhe heari, orlandlippert, the paramount cameraman who shot the newsreel footage, finally testified, but mainly about why he changed shooting angles and lenses. then, senator la follette announced that the footage would be screened at both regular speed and slow motion. pointedly, he asked the top chicago police officials to take a seat to view the film. this was reportedly the first time film footage had ever been intr

phillies star bryce harper and rockiesit jake bird were both ejected from the game. news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> bipartisan backlash. the biden administration defends the country's new border policies from critics across the political divide. >> this is not an asylum ban. we have a humanitarian obligation as well as a matter of security. >> crossings fall at the southern border, down 50%, but will it last? as pressure builds on border communities straining to accommodate arrivals. >> i'm nicole sganga in brownsville, texas where shelters are nearing capacity, migrants on the move from this bus station. >>> also, dangerous heat wave. intense temperatures for millions in the northwest. >>> plus, buffalo remembers. bells tolled for victims of a shooting massacre one year later. >> we are rooted in strength. we are rooted in this community. >> as mothers rally nationwide for new gun restrictions. >> we're here to demand that our lawmakers take action. >>> and nearly a century after amelia earhart's trans-atlantic f

the rockies reliever appearing to celebrate and even mock harper after his fly out began the scuffle. jason adams getting a happy surprise after he assumed he gave up a game trying -- tying home run to the yankees aaron judge. watch this. >> high fly ball, deep left center. serrie beck on the track in front of the wall makes the play. >> after the game, he said he was sure the ball was going 30 rows into the stands only for it to be caught for the final out of the inning, and those are some of your headlines. >> brian: brian third straight yankee come back knocked off the lead. end up the same way they started split 4. meanwhile national police week. we recognize the incredible sacrifices men and women in blue wake of the 2020 george floyd protest go back to what happened in ferguson. a lot has changed for policing. take a look. for example, when it comes to defunding, look at what they took out of baltimore, the problem is the cops. # $2 million. in philadelphia, you know, there is too much law enforcement. let's take $33 million out. everybody cheered in. los angeles what a joke. 15

hours later harper himself was shot in the stomach with a rubber bullet by a san jose police officer. he later sued the city and the police department claiming officers were under-trained and overly aggressive responding to demonstrators who were unarmed and nonviolent. that settlement calls for a $75,000 payout. >>> well, the warriors suddenly have a much steeper mountain to climb if they hope to advance to the nba playoffs. >> ain't no mountain high enough, right? the dubs did come up just short against the lakers last night in a back and forth game four. the warriors led down the stretch but lost the lead with about two minutes left. steph curry then missed a long three that would have given the dubs the lead in the closing seconds. that miss would be the dubs' last attempt as they lost 104-101. afterwards fans at thrive city tried to stay hopeful. >> oh, my god, so bummed out. >> i believe we can because it's the warriors. you can't doubt the heart of a champion. but it's going to be tough. >> the warriors have shocked the world before. they're going to bounce back. >> that's righ

david harper caught up with him. up next, we have thomas dolby.y, here comes thomas dolby. take it away, tom. in the 1980s onwards, i was a songwriter, synthesist, singer. later in my career, i moved into technology and had a hi—tech company in silicon valley called beatnikfor a while. i was always a tinkerer. i was the first guy in my school that had a portable cassette player, and that was when i got the nickname dolby, and it sort of stuck with me and became my professional name when i went into music. we're talking about people being pigeon—holed and people in the tech industry maybe not being taken seriously as a creative, and vice versa. but you somehow managed to build a persona that combines the two together. well, i'm also a singer songwriter, you know, and most of my songs i could play on the piano and sing. i'm not that good a drummer. one day i was out at a club and i saw this empty dance floor with red and green lights flashing in time to the music and i thought, mm, i wonder how they do that? there was this disco lighting console, an

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hours later, harper himself was shot in the stomach with a rubber bullet by a sjpd officer. he later sued the city and police department claiming officers were undertrained and overly aggressive responding to those demonstrators, who were unarmed and nonviolent. the settlement calls for a $75,000 payout. meantime, the san jose city police department is delivering a report on a $1.5 million arsenal of military equipment. now, that public report is a condition of having equipment such as armed personnel carier humvees and specialized firearms. they have 49 assault weapons and ammunition at the cost of $345,000, and $31,000 worth of flashbang grenades, tear gas and pepper balls, which were deployed 27 times last year. the department had two complaints over the use of the flashbang and stun bang shotgun. >>> it's 5:36 right now and the warriors suddenly have a steeper mountain to climb. this is if they hope to advance to the nba playoffs. >> the dubs, of course, came up just short against the lakers last night in a back and forth game. it was number 4, the warriors led down the

harper in the eighth. nice defense by schmidt at second with brandon crawford back in the lineup.ts for schmidt tonight. who's hitting? just 4 64. phillies with a little something going in the ninth, jd davis goes high in the air to snag a line drive off the bat of ricin. stott gorilla. divall gets a four out save as the giants and the losing streak at three with the 63 win. not exactly a capacity crowd at the coliseum tonight, 2054 when the final tally came in, doesn't mean you don't see major league action. just the same. arizona's lourdes gourriel gets into a drew rucinski pitch with a runner on the third that made it for nothing. diamondbacks rucinsky gave up five runs on the night. nice play, though. here by oakland ryan noda, geraldo perdomo hits his shot that note knocks down then makes a flip between his legs to adrian martinez. covering first that qualifies as your age highlighted the game as they lose five to slip into our record setting nine and 34 after 43 games, a game seven of the stanley cup playoffs is always good sports theater. the folks in dallas charged up for

in a scathing scathing dissent to harper one of the courts liberal justices called out her colleaguesdamental principles of our democracy and the rule of law. she went on to write, quote, i look forward to the day when committing to the constitutional principles of free elections and equal protection on the laws are upheld. and the abuses committed by the majority are recognized for what they are. permanently relegate-ing them to the annals of the courts darkest moments. i have no doubt that day will come. here to discuss this, north carolina attorney general josh stein, a democrat. he's also running to be the states next governor in 2024. attorney general stand, it is great to have you back on the show thank you for making time for us. talk to us about the implications here. what do these decisions themselves mean for voters in your state for those that may not know? >> it's a pleasure to be with you. we are in a troubling moment here in north carolina. we are at the center of our fight for freedoms whether it is reproductive freedoms or folks folks voting rights we had a big win las

. ♪ ♪ and joining me now is moses harper, a fellow michael jackson tribute performer and a friend ofdan neely. moses, thank you so much for being here with us. first, i want you to tell us -- tell us about your friend, jordan neely. >> i met jordan, he was a teenager, and he was very excited about celebrating michael jackson's legacy. it was refreshing to see someone so motivated to celebrate something positive, even though some of michael's music was way before his time. not only did he appreciate it, but he was able to connect with different people from all over the world who were in mourning in 2009 when michael jackson died and connecting and being kind and meek and sweet and open-minded. i loved watching him. >> what was it like for you to hear about his death, to watch that video that we've all now seen? >> i heard about his death in between doing outreach with kids in the bronx. someone who i'd worked with in the past sent me the story, and i was very disturbed because i saw the name, and then when i saw his face in one of the photos i was crushed, you know. i was crushed. and

the zoo claiming name for unbearable cute cubs kelsey and harper named after filly slugger bryce harperys. beat out the rock duo hall and oaths. oats. the sloth bear cubs born in january and made public debut last week. at least they are not pandas. so tired ever the panda stories i like real bears. check in with adam klotz who is also unbearably cute for a fox weather forecast. hey, adam. >> upset about pandas. no panda stories out here just a little bit of a chill in the air on fox swear as we take in the last day of may. the other thing folks might have noticed eastern half of the country up and down the east the air qualities in place. fires currently burning in nova scotia, you can feel it in the air. certainly can you see it when you look up at the sun. now, otherwise, temperatures lower 50's here in new york city. stretching off back across the west, the midwest, 71 degrees in chicago. 60 degrees in fargo. 64 degrees in kansas city. a lot of warmer air built in the middle of the country out west. temperatures back down into the 50's. wherever the warm air is, that's where we will

let him back to harper college outside chicago.oday bernie was honored as part of the school's class of 2023 as he approaches 100 years in august. he says he's lived a good life and this is a nice finale. no good for burning and he looks good for 99 is crazy. that's great. >> we'll see tonight at 8 ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the bride killed on her wedding day. >> deborah: what the grieving groom is saying today about losing his wife of five hours. >> announcer: then... the army officer who says her home was invaded by a squatter when she was on active duty. >> we don't know what we will find when they go in. >> announcer: we are theres

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