and henry hill, - party of change. max wilson, thank l you very much. and henry hill, thank you. prince and princess of wales have offered their condolences, saying they're "incredibly sad" to hear of the tragedy. a full investigation is underway. phil norton has the story. squadron leader mark long served his country as a fighter pilot, and relished the chance to honour wartime heroes. he was due to take command of the battle of britain memorial flight later this year. outside the hangar at the team's base at raf coningsby where he took off from yesterday, a sign still shows the expected departure and return time for the spitfire he was flying. but the aircraft crashed into a field a short distance from the lincolnshire runway. a great friend, colleague and a passionate professional aviator, he will be sorely missed by all that knew him. throughout today, flowers have been left here. this is a community proud to live side by side with the royal air force. i think everyone's respectful to the family, to the air force. you can see them flying over, and you could see them yesterday

henry hill, thanks for coming on the programme. 0n the other end of the break, we'll talk about the veryne1 billion euros worth of military aid. before we get to that, we will take a short pause and get an update on the sport. here's marc edwards. rafael nadal is out of the french open losing in the first round in what could prove to be 37—year—old's last match at roland garros. the king of clay, with a record 14 titles there, going down fighting against alexander zverev in a three—hour battle under the roof on court philippe chatrier, but nadal eventually falling short, losing in straight sets 6—3, 7—6, 6—3, zverev becoming just the third man after robin soderling and novak djokovic to defeat

let's talk to the acting editor of the political news website conservative home henry hill.tarted with the prime minister being asked on bbc radio i now, why do you think now? the briefed media _ now, why do you think now? the briefed media reports have been planned — briefed media reports have been planned for a few months. the room as i'rn _ planned for a few months. the room as i'm hearing is that it'sjust a couple — as i'm hearing is that it'sjust a couple of— as i'm hearing is that it'sjust a couple of days. there really isn't a good _ couple of days. there really isn't a good reason for going now. there was a case _ good reason for going now. there was a case for— good reason for going now. there was a case for having won in may and for doing _ a case for having won in may and for doing it _ a case for having won in may and for doing it in _ a case for having won in may and for doing it in the autumn. but refusing to go— doing it in the autumn. but refusing to go in_ doing it in the autumn. but refusing to go in may and then going in the summer— to go in may and then g

comments calling for change, the acting editor of the political news website conservative home, henry hillime minister could do at this point with the time available. it's difficult to see what change you could do at this point. six months out from a general election with 1a years of government sort of behind you. it's not clear what rishi sunak could really do to change the course of events at this point, which is one of the reasons that the attempt to get rid of him, which so many people have been talking about for weeks, if these results were terrible, has not happened because there isn't a candidate for it. there isn't time to do it. it's certainly the case that the effort the prime minister has been making over the last year and a bit is clearly not working. the conservatives�* pole position has not only not started closing with labour, it hasn't even stabilised, it's still sort of trending downwards. so there's clearly deep cause for concern. but tory mp that i've spoken to are a little bit fatalistic about the upcoming election, they don't see that there's all that much they can do

let's speak to now to the acting editor of the political news website conservative home, henry hill. on bbc news. miss brother men saying the plan is not working and needs to change, is that a view shared in the wider party. —— suella braverman saying. wider party. -- suella braverman sa inc. , ' . ., , wider party. -- suella braverman sa in. m . ., wider party. -- suella braverman saina. ., ., saying. difficult to see what you do at this point. _ saying. difficult to see what you do at this point, six _ saying. difficult to see what you do at this point, six months _ saying. difficult to see what you do at this point, six months out - saying. difficult to see what you do at this point, six months out from | saying. difficult to see what you do| at this point, six months out from a general election with 14 years of government behind you. it's not clear what rishi sunak could do to change the course of events at this point, which is one of the reasons that the attempt to get rid of him, which so many people have been talking about if weeks of these results have been terrible hasn't ha

who you going to get, he is henry hill or sammy the bull. that is what you want to do. you don't want them to date your daughter mary her sister. we are here about him telling what happened and telling it truthfully knowing full well, he was going to be ridiculed and torn down. >> do you think the prosecution made the case? >> the relevant decision-maker is the jury who has been in court every day listening to every word of testimony in reviewing every exhibit. it is difficult to predict what the jury will do. if you look at the task, proving that donald trump caused the falsification of records, campaign finance violations. the pieces are there. they brought in evidence well beyond that testimony. my guess, the jury will say, let's look at this case and see if it makes sense. they have the financial records and david explaining what the conspiracy was about . they have hope hicks involved. i think the case has been made. the question will be whether the jury sees it that way or whether the government has met its burden. >> you keep saying that the court and the surroun

henry hill is acting editor of conservative home website. thanks for coming on the programme.ur mood right now? tired. this is the last stop, _ what is your mood right now? tired. this is the last stop, it _ what is your mood right now? tired. this is the last stop, it has _ what is your mood right now? tired. this is the last stop, it has been - this is the last stop, it has been an 11 hour meeting around. from the party because my perspective they are really waiting on the fillip from the mayoral results because the council elections we have had so far, with the exception of the few bright spots like harlow, have been really, really terrible for the government it —— for the government, they have lost hundreds of councillors and all of those councillors and all of those councillors they have lost our infantry they will have to do without at the general election. these days where party membership is down and activation is less a part of the life, local councillors and the family and friends they can cajole tojoin them the family and friends they can cajole to join them are vit

let's talk to the acting editor of the political news website conservative home henry hill.

and i use this expression and this term before that he's the henry hill and sammy. he's the one who is getting them in and the bad guys, that mob thing, whether this is a new tough thing. we'll find out soon enough. but that's what you want to do. you don't want him to marry your sister or be your brother, but that's not what we're here about. we're here telling them what happened and telling it truthfully today. knowing full well, he was going to be ridiculed, torn down, ripped apart, but he still came and told you the truth. >> do you think the prosecution made their case? >> of course. the relevant decision maker here is the jury who have been in court every single day, listening to every word of testimony. reviewing every exhibit. then we'll deliberate together. so it is difficult to predict what the jury will do. but if you look at what their task was, proving donald trump caused the purpose of concealing other crimes, the pieces are all there. evidence well beyond the testimony of michael cohen. we don't -- even without michael cohen and see if it makes sense.

let's speak to henry hill. he's the acting editor of conservative home.ly disappointing for the conservative party, but they were forecast to be difficult? ~ , ,., , ~' party, but they were forecast to be difficult? ~ , , ~ . difficult? absolutely. i think what the show when _ difficult? absolutely. i think what the show when you _ difficult? absolutely. i think what the show when you cut _ difficult? absolutely. i think what the show when you cut through . difficult? absolutely. i think what i the show when you cut through the noise from individual results is that the national polling is broadly accurate. the conservatives are currently on course for a heavy defeat at the general election. they have lost hundreds of counsellors, and that isn'tjust indicative of where many of those areas will probably go at the general election, but it also means that those hundreds of activists, many of whom the conservatives might not find are willing to waste cold november evenings knocking on doors and delivering leaflets as they were when they were councillors. a bad

. >> well, we're joined now by the deputy editor of conservativehome, henry hill and henry.ng . henry. no one saw this coming. >> no, it's really, of all the defections, quite a baffling one, because natalie elphicke, as he was saying in an earlier segment, has traditionally been quite a right wing tory mp. and you read her statements and it's all over the place. apparently she's crossing to, the labour party because the tories have abandoned the centre ground. >> but she's also furious that the tories have, staged a coup against liz truss, who is nobody's idea of a centre ground prime minister. whether you love her or loathe her. >> so it's a very strange decision. >> and again, on on small boats, being angry at the government for failing to get a grip on small boats. >> absolutely. but thinking that labour has a, has a, has a solution on small boats. if it is, they're keeping very quiet about it. they keep talking about it. they keep talking about how they're going to clear the backlog and so on. >> but everything that they've said suggests that really what that means is t

answers to those type questions, and a fully worked—out policy — a theme that was picked up today by henry hill echoes the same complaints voiced by steve baker. "a handful of people" — he writes — "should not have a free hand to commit the entire party to new policies at zero notice. at least when a prime minister had to get policies through cabinet, their colleagues knew what they were going to be defending week to week." did it feel to you like ministers were going out slightly on the cuff here, trying to defend a policy they didn't know much about? yes. here, trying to defend a policy they didn't know much about? yes, because i think this policy _ didn't know much about? yes, because i think this policy was _ didn't know much about? yes, because i think this policy was developed - didn't know much about? yes, because i think this policy was developed in - i think this policy was developed in the downing street kitchen, where policy advisers were having chicken ticket masala — i hope that was better than the policy they came up with. i can't remember another election policy which has been so

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henry hill, thank you. chris, it is true that _ mayor. henry hill, thank you. it is interesting and you get a clash between the psephology, the numbers thatjohn curtice and others will crunch and what that might mean if you extrapolate it to a general election, and then the psychology. as henry would say, baked into the whole idea, the case of the mayoral model, is the idea you have these high—profile, regionalfigures who high—profile, regional figures who are high—profile, regionalfigures who are quasi nationalfigures because they can be an ambassadorial figure on the national stage for their region. it also means that they can develop a political brand that is a far greater extension of their party brand and it is possible if you are a council leader or an mp, which means you can make your campaigning points are little detached from your party and we have absolutely seen the likes of andy street, the conservative mayor, standing for the west midlands mayoralty, doing just that where his conservativism is very light. that said, on the ballot paper, it still sa

sammy the bull, you know, henry hill for "goodfellas" lovers.d corroborating because they were in the thick of it. you get what you get. >> in the they can of it is a good way to describe michael cohen. yasmin, i noted on redirect it was the opposite strategy. it was short. it was concise. it was just what was necessary. your sense of how that went today. >> yeah. i agree. i think with redirect on michael cohen specifically they wanted to hone in on that october 24th date. right? you and i have been talking about this for the last couple of days since it came up. you think back to last thursday. right? it was that moment in which todd blanche felt as if, the defense felt as if they had this win. it was the october 24th phone call around 8:0 2 p.m. in which michael cohen reached out to keith schiller to talk to donald trump. he testified that conversation was about 90 seconds or so long and in that conversation donald trump said the go-ahead, right? pay off stormy daniels. and it was a moment in which todd blanche kind of had a win for the defens

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in addition, henry cuellar was the cochair of the azerbaijan caucus on capitol hill. milarities we are seeing between henry cuellar and bob menendez . henry cuellar saying he's not going to step down and still presumably running for reelection in the fall. >> julie, thank you for your reporting. julie tsirkin and the united states congress. >>> post roe america is looking more like the handmaid's tale is in red states, including a six-week abortion ban in florida. i will speak with someone who has been warning us about this for years about what life is like in antiabortion regimes in america today and how the fight continues. continues. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, an

one observation our observer, chris henry and morgan hill had 37 for may 6th.h lake tahoe 58 cool degrees in las vegas 46 up in arcata 39. ukiah and 27 in flagstaff. my goodness, this will be the severe weather will be right right here in texas. look at that line that's already forming high level risk. level five. that is a rare issuance by the storm prediction center right into here. here here here i we'll be talking about this tomorrow for us though. nice monday weather, a cold morning, teeny bit of fog around san jose. that's about it. six seconds on the temps, a few near 70. not much change tomorrow then it does look warmer. question is how much? i'm not really buying into the gfs going bonkers, but it will be warmer. wednesday, thursday, friday and probably still nice into the weekend except fog will be back. all right steve thank you. time now. 651 well, another major university just canceled its main commencement ceremony because of the recent pro palestinian protests on the campuses. we're live at one bay area college where today, the school president w

>> john: all right, developing story from capitol hill just across the street texas democrat henry cuellaras been indicted by the apartment stomach department of justice today. they raided his home in 2022 as part of a probe into u.s. businessmen with ties to azerbaijan. chad pilgrim is live on capitol hill with the latest. this comes as quite a surprise because i was told he was not a target of this investigation. >> that's right, john. henry cuellar maintained his innocence after the raid he is the former chair of the house azerbaijan caucus and just last month cuellar's attorney said he was not the target of an investigation. now in a statement cuellar says he sought legal advice from the house ethics committee he says "the actions i took in congress were consistent with the actions of many of my colleagues" cuellar has always cooperated in the probe. >> sandra: so you will cooperate meaning there is an ongoing investigation? >> we will cooperate with law enforcement when they ask us to do that. >> why was there a raid? >> again, as i said, we will cooperate if there is any questions on

. >> chris henry from morgan hill would say camelot weather. oh, camelot weather. yes.n to 42. another cool morning. it's clear out there. cannot find any fog. palo alto 43. i did see a few 30s in the higher elevations, but we are all set for lots of sunshine. looks good. coast and bay. the coast is clear 1st of may and we will have sunshine and warmer temperatures. no doubt about it. highs 60s 70s maybe a few near 80. well, if you leave right now you should be dancing because i believe the commute is okay. >> i see what you did there, steve. and your app. well, you're right on both legs. >> i got you, didn't i? >> i did, it's like way out a minute now. now, wait a minute. now, the commute is actually doing very well. you're absolutely right. it looks very good. and traffic is moving. well, as we look at our triple a traffic camera on the richmond bridge, we are seeing some good conditions here. we're also seeing some pretty good conditions at oakland and on the san mateo bridge as well. if you're driving over to the peninsula. peninad a couple of good days. i don't wan

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on both sides of capitol hill these days, as members, dodged questions about whether to kick out their colleague's new jersey senator bob menendez, and texas congressman henry cuellar menendez had an closer first few days in court this past week charged with acting on behalf of egypt and qatar, his lawyer or cast blame on menendez's wife, who's also been charged in both have pleaded not guilty. but if man is menendez is convicted, democrats have a decision to make bob menendez facing this corruption trial if he's convicted should be expelled from the senate. i haven't thought about that are sent one second on it, but i guess if he's convicted, he should be we'll cross that bridge when we get to it, we'll let the let the legal system do what it needs to do if he is found to be guilty of that does change the equation others refuse to say what my view is he should have resigned long ago and i said that repeatedly. but what about expulsion? >> right, angel, i said he should resign. he does not belong here if he's convicted, should he be expelled from the senate what's wait to see what happens. >> everybody deserves a day in court must what happens expulsion fro

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> nearly two dozen students and staff at a san bruno elementary school were treated for tear gas. reactions. after the san francisco jail down the hillonducted a training exercise, students and staff at portola elementary school could feel the tear gas in the air. yesterday, when kids were getting picked up from school, the sheriff says the jail has done tear gas and pepper spray trainings for more than 20 years now, at an isolated part of the property, and that this has never happened before. >> basically the perfect, perfect storm for things to occur in terms of the wind, in terms of the levels of concentration of the gas being deployed. >> the sheriff also says he's planning a town hall soon to answer any questions about yesterday's incident. >> a group of predators out there on the internet and social media raising new concerns about how to protect young people from online manipulation. >> our jana katsuyama joining us now live here. after talking with the fbi about the concerns that jana prompted this alert. >> yes. and it was so bad that they said that they really wanted to get the word out to parents. the fbi says that the pre

hill, of course, caught live on camera. that's it's the point. our very own manu raju conducting an on-the-fly interview with democratic texas congressman henry cuellarwho was recently indicted on federal bribery charges. just yesterday, a third-person pleaded guilty in connection to the investigation into cuellar and his wife. here this is what cuellar told cnn as a light jake, i want to pause right here because i'm not trying to ask councilman henry cuellar, who has been indicted on federal charges, served out that go for it comes to clara three three of your people? >> ties to just pleaded guilty in this bribery case against you. what's the reaction to that we're not afraid of the truth what's that's what i mean, two of them where you're one's a consultant and a campaign chairman who said but the funneling bribes two years. >> like i said, we're not afraid of the truth. what about the $600,000 in payments? well, how did that get in your bank account when he was will resign. >> well, you're resign well, he resigned know, joining me now bling set of allegations for him in a district that republicans have tried to win in the past, but seem not to be

democratic congressman henry clay are of texas now, you may recall his home and campaign office were rated by the fbi in 2020 feet. >> let's get straight to melanie zanona on capitol hill, melt. we've seen a statement from the congressman, i believe. i don't know that we've seen they actual indictment. what do we know about these charges? >> well, the nature of the charges are still unclear at this moment. it has not been made public, but what we do know is that both the congress and his wife are expected to be indicted by the doj later today, and the congressman he is expected to appear in court in texas later this afternoon. this development was first reported by nbc and confirmed by my colleague, haley talbot. >> now we also know that the fbi did raid his home. >> as you mentioned, and his campaign office back in january of 2020 be two again, unclear if that rate is in debt related to the indictment today, but quiere says he is innocent. let me just read you quickly. part of his statement. he said, i want to be clear that both my wife and i are innocent of these allegations. everything i've done in congress has been to serve the people of south texas. the actions i