narrator: king said that when prosecutor tim harris asked him to testify against corey at trial, he refusedto get me to say he did it. and i wouldn't do it. so then, that's when they went in there and brought the tape in and played it. and i told them that was a lie. it was a lie. it was police words, not mine. it was coerced. narrator: to norwood, the parallels between malcolm's and corey's cases were unmistakable. these teenagers were threatened with being charged themselves, if they didn't say what they detectives wanted them to say. you know, once, twice is a pattern. a pattern of conduct. a pattern of how to gain a conviction. narrator: but in corey's case, it wasn't just allegations of coercion. norwood found three different eyewitnesses who told police someone else was the shooter. none of them testified at corey's trial. they all describe the exact same physical appearance of somne 5' 7-ish, 150-ish. that was an aha moment. because corey atchison's 6'2". he's a big dude. no one is going to misinterpret corey atchison for being 5'7", 150. ok. narrator: given all this new evidence, ma

the great explorations and commitments 90 from leaders like martin luther king and president barry recognize obama and kamala harris by have local heros have championed civil rights and inadequate housing and employment we have the big 5 in bay area women fought for investment in their communities. let me be very clear investing in the african-american community is a core priority of my administration. (clapping.) earlier today we moungsz dedicated invest in the youth and i did not know adult in the workforce programming i have a committee to offer opportunity to all and black sf (clapping.) i've said this and i will think it to say this with our neighbors and communities are strong, the whole city benefits. many of you, you here today stood with me last week on the steps we advocated for a state of emergency to tangible the i fentanyl crises we are often the way to treat this issue with the emergency it demands and improve our streets and save lives in the process. and this this country dispersonal property effects african-american and thirty percent of overdose this is not only an emergency public health by an af

the great explorations and commitments 90 from leaders like martin luther king and president barry recognize obama and kamala harris local heros have championed civil rights and inadequate housing and employment we have the big 5 in bay area women fought for investment in their communities. let me be very clear investing in the african-american community is a core priority of my administration. (clapping.) earlier today we moungsz dedicated invest in the youth and i did not know adult in the workforce programming i have a committee to offer opportunity to all and black sf (clapping.) i've said this and i will think it to say this with our neighbors and communities are strong, the whole city benefits. many of you, you here today stood with me last week on the steps we advocated for a state of emergency to tangible the i fentanyl crises we are often the way to treat this issue with the emergency it demands and improve our streets and save lives in the process. and this this country dispersonal property effects african-american and thirty percent of overdose this is not only an emergency public health by an african-am

vision, and i tell you that i see this party of franklin roosevelt and harry truman, this party i see shall rise again. this party of king, and kennedy shall rise again. this party of jimmy carter, shirley chisholm, and john lewis will rise again. this party of barack obama, joe biden and kamala harris will rise again. and we will take this fight for the people of the united states to them, and we will win so a government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not perish from the map. [applause] >> thank you, governor. that includes the nominating and second inc. speeches for governor martin o'malley. we will move to nominating statements for ben wikler. i ask that he and his speakers join us. the 10 minute window will begin once your first speaker begins. >> hello, democratic family. i am the chair of the mighty michigan democratic party and vice chair. in both of these roles i have seen again and again how unfailingly supportive ben is of his fellow chairs and that is why i'm supporting him. he has fund raised with me to raise money for the michigan democrats and i know he has provided organizing and fun

harry truman over here. and martin luther and king and these of the actual sculptures that are in his oval office now and theokshelves, selected teachers these books. >> yes. >> listing look at him curious. >> when you might be disappointed, nothing scandalous come the writings of washington many volumes of those on the works of theodore roosevelt in the top beautiful of air eleanor roosevelt, i never hear you like this and think of this is a replica biden family bible committeee is taken the oath of office onh every time that is elected to office including, the presidencies and we have a replica of that pretty. >> it even has the whereabouts. >> isn't as this is the exact same in addition is one that he has in the oval office that wish we could exactly created without and obtain of what yes we walked past a couple of doors were the real white house. >> wer were in the real white house is doorway going to the president study into a dining room. you've seen the picture of the president having with the vice president traditionally he would be no space some presidents actually working there must've the night an

he also has the bust of bobby kennedy, cesar chavez, rosa parks and harry truman over here, and behind me, martin luther king. these are the actual sculptures that are in his oval office now. the actual books on his bookshelves. >> let's take a look. i'm curious. >> you might be disappointed. nothing scandalous. the writings of washington, many volumes of those, the works of theodore roosevelt on the top, beautiful bust of eleanor roosevelt and over here, you will like this. this is a replica of the biden family bible that he has taken the oval office on every time he's been elected to office including the presidency. we have a replica. >> even has the wear marks. >> this is an exact addition as the one he has in the oval office, which we could take credit for re-creating it but we went and obtained an exact copy of what he has. >> we walked past a couple of doors. where to those doors go? >> this door would go into the president's study and dining room. you've seen the picture of the president having lunch with the vice president in that space, some president's actually work in their most of the day and use

the great explorations and commitments 90 from leaders like martin luther king and president barry recognize obama and kamala harrishave local heros have championed civil rights and inadequate housing and employment we have the big 5 in bay area women fought for investment in their communities. let me be very clear investing in the african-american community is a core priority of my administration. (clapping.) earlier today we moungsz dedicated invest in the youth and i did not know adult in the workforce programming i have a committee to offer opportunity to all and black sf (clapping.) i've said this and i will think it to say this with our neighbors and communities are strong, the whole city benefits. many of you, you here today stood with me last week on the steps we advocated for a state of emergency to tangible the i fentanyl crises we are often the way to treat this issue with the emergency it demands and improve our streets and save lives in the process. and this this country dispersonal property effects african-american and thirty percent of overdose this is not only an emergency public health by an africa

harris? also coming up airline executives like the ceo of delta pushing back on the media like cbs gayle kingp's faa reforms had nothing to do with recent plane crashes but first this story. >> i don't care if you love congestion pricing or hate it, but the cameras are staying on. we are keeping the cameras on. liz: okay, whatever that's about. democrats are defending government waste and now tax hikes and fees. democrat new york governor kathy hochul defending her big tax, the congestion pricing fee on new york city workers blue collar people don't like it. she's saying she's going to fight for it. do democrats think voters go for that? joe concha will break it down coming up next. we're excited to talk to joe. please stick with us we'll be right back after the break. >> new york has gone to hell. there is crime, congestion pricing is a double tax on americans and new yorkers. it is stopping a city that used to be great. used to be a great tourist city. it's unfair to workers in new york who can no longer pay to come in who are making minimum wage, which is a tremendous amount in the city an

lieu harris said the demonstrators need to redirect their energy against the white house, which has an agenda to divide and conquer. jeffries also encouraged democrats to unite. donald trump is not a king, and we will n never bend e knee. he said the administration is trying to disorient, discourage and disillusion the american people. while republicans pushed through an agenda that benefits only the wealthiest americans, they've done nothing to try to lower the high cost of living in the united states of america. no bill, no ideas, no initiatives. meanwhile, a new washington post poll shows just 43% of americans support the president's job so far. but he dismisses the concerns about the cuts without providing evidence. we've pulled it, and people are thrild. they can't even believe it's happening. jeffries said the president's new budget proposal could make it to the house floor by early next week. in oakland, thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. we're also following other headlines out of the nation's capitol tonight. a federal judge has temporarily blocked the trump administration from carrying out certain directives to crack down on diversity, equity and inclusion, or what's known as d

the great explorations and commitments 90 from leaders like martin luther king and president barry recognize obama and kamala harris by have local heros have championed civil rights and inadequate housing and employment we have the big 5 in bay area women fought for investment in their communities. let me be very clear investing in the african-american community is a core priority of my administration. (clapping.) earlier today we moungsz dedicated invest in the youth and i did not know adult in the workforce programming i have a committee to offer opportunity to all and black sf (clapping.) i've said this and i will think it to say this with our neighbors and communities are strong, the whole city benefits. many of you, you here today stood with me last week on the steps we advocated for a state of emergency to tangible the i fentanyl crises we are often the way to treat this issue with the emergency it demands and improve our streets and save lives in the process. and this this country dispersonal property effects african-american and thirty percent of overdose this is not only an emergency public health by an af

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at harry king & sons near ipswich, they've been building and repairing small boats for 170 years.t's a highly skilled job, and all the work is done by hand by a small team of craftspeople. but for owner sarah curtis, running the business is becoming increasingly difficult. wages, obviously, is the biggest cost. electricity, which has doubled — notjust the unit price, but the standing price has doubled. that will have a significant impact on our business, because we can't pass that on. material costs have gone up — anything between 5% and 25%. again, we can pass some of that on, but not all of it. so all of those things will impact our profit and our ability to grow as a business. means it's increasingly difficult to make ends meet. food shopping — that's almost doubled in price. energy, gas and electricity. especially in wintertime. it's definitely vulnerable people — myself included — where we have to have the heating on, can't cope with the cold — i wouldn't be able to we want it on or not. and it'sjust... you dread it, you dread it. inflation has fallen sharply from the very hi

yet that's cold comfort for businesses like harry king & sons.een years of rapidly rising prices, and any further increases will make it even harder to stay afloat. theo leggett, bbc news. let's dive into the detail now. kallum pickering is chief economist at peel hunt. thanks for being with us. inflation at 3% injanuary, what has been pushing it so high? what has been pushing it so hiuh? ~ what has been pushing it so hih? ~ , ., what has been pushing it so high? well, we should keep in mind that _ high? well, we should keep in mind that hasn't _ high? well, we should keep in mind that hasn't actually - high? well, we should keep in mind that hasn't actually been i mind that hasn't actually been an increase in prices between last december and this january. overall prices actually declined over that period by about 0.1%. what you have is this baseless effect, just the comparison, this january versus last january. comparison, this january versus lastjanuary. when comparison, this january versus last january. when you comparison, this january versus

. >> and the king makes a special visit to a community centre to recognise the contribution of poush recognise the contribution of polish culture. >> a royal reveal prince harry's much speculated immigration records could be published by courts in the us. >> and here's a talker, as a uk pet shop sees the first lab grown meat for dogs go on sale, we're asking, would you feed your dog a vegan diet.7 >> and in sport this morning, newcastle blast arsenal away are rocking james's park to make it a carabao cup final against spurs. will attempt to join them tonight, although they are one nil up. it's liverpool and it's at anfield and the 40 year old birthday boy has his statue unveiled in times square. >> big changes. >> big changes. >> are on the way for the uk's weather later this week, but for the rest of today, well, it's more wet and breezy weather coming from the west. i'll have the full details in the forecast coming up soon. >> good morning. it's just gone . >> good morning. it's just gone. 6:00 i'm ben liri. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. so coyte, how would nellie and dudley feel about going on a vegan diet.7 >> i don't think. >> i don'