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they say they have been quiet on this and they want to hear from them, guys. >> john: charles watson for us with the latest from memphis. fingers crossed it will be peaceful tonight. we'll see. sandra. >> sandra: all right, john, as mentioned, watching for a lot of breaking news this afternoon, a live look now from dana point, california, the republican national committee is kicking off the final day of its winter meeting. and after weeks of intense politicking and party in-fighting, the showdown over the chair leadership will come to an end today. ronna mcdaniels is looking for a fourth term but the challenger says they need new leadership. katie pavlich will join us in a moment, but first william is live at dana point. what do we need to know? >> well, sandra, number one, the smart money is still on ronna mcdaniel, worked closely with about two thirds of the people in the room the last six years but no question the insurgent campaign has tapped into a frustration that activists and donors alike have that the party has underperformed. the question who to game, and will they go with d

his sons, john charles and frederick law olmsted jr. there are many associates and the olmsted office in firm. as we kick off the bicentennial of olmsted's birth. we appreciate ethan and ralph for bringing this research to a broader audience. considering olmsted 200 the national effort commemorating the continued legacy olmsted values of democratic space accessible to all and our local coalition olmsted now partners participating in the themes of shared use, shared health and shared power. i cannot think of a more appropriate story than the olmstead two share and stuart and i'd like to introduce jonathan lippincott, associate director, library of american landscape history. thanks, victor. thank you. thank you all for coming today. and again, thank you to friends of fair stead to the arnot arboretum for hosting this book launch. i'm, as you mentioned, with the library of american landscape history is the leading publisher of books that advance the study and practice of american landscape architecture. our books educate the public motiva

olmsted junior was one of the founding members of the american society of landscape architects, and john charles olmsted served as its first president in 1915, the sla formed a committee on national parks and national forests, and in 1916 devoted their annual meeting in boston to a discussion of national parks. articles presented by olmsted junior warren manning. james sturgis prey and henry hubbard. all called for an organized system thematic approach to creating national parks was a fundamental goal of preserving natural scenery and using the art of landscape architecture to successfully design new parks. olmsted also wrote about the important distinction between national parks and national forests, and i'm referring to olmsted jr mostly in this talk at that time, there were already approximate 14 national parks and 28 national monument since. but their administration was fractured. as we heard earlier amongst the departments of interior war and agriculture. and for oh, i'm sorry, i forgot to mention that following the meeting, olmsted work collaboratively with several legislators and park adv

we're going to see, learn and here when we see the video tape upon release. >> joy jackson, john miller, charleshank you also very much. you really all helped understand this much much better. just ahead, another george santos mystery, another attempt to quite literally chased down and answer. we have his latest dodge, this time about his campaign finances, plus an in-depth look at what we do know and know about his life. that is next. you get advice like... just stop. go for a run. go for ten runs. run a marathon. instead, start small with nicorette, which will lead to something big. hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪

charles. >> good afternoon, john. after death was to make sure that her memorial service was not sad. we saw a lot of smiles here today in celebration of her life. including fans that showed up behind me to drop off flowers and balloons and teddy bears as they paid their final respects at this makeshift memorial right outside of graceland. lisa marie meant so much to her fans. even more to her three daughters and mother who made it clear today just how special lisa marie was outside of the shadow of her father elvis presley. her daughter summed it up in a letter shared by her husband saying she is certain she chose the best mother in the world and she and her siblings are a product of lisa marie's hearts. >> i remember how safe it felt to be in your arms. i remember that feeling as a child and i remember it two weeks ago on your couch. thank you for showing me that love is the only thing that matters in this life. >> a lot of big names also came out to say their final goodbyes today. sarah ferguson, the duchess of new

we're going to see, learn, and hear when we see that videotape upon release. >> joey jackson, john miller, charles andrew mccabe, thank you all so much you've really helped understand this much, much better. >>> just ahead, another george santos mystery. another attempt to quite literally chase down an answer. we have his latest dodge, this time about his campaign finances. plus, an in-depth look at what we do know and don't about his life. that's next. every day, millions of things need to get to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the caon intensity of the fuels that keep things moving. today, we're procing renewable diesel that can be used in existing diesel tanks. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to keep moving forward. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even

charles? >> good afternoon, john. the attorneys for the family say they are expecting the bodycam video showing the violent confrontation between five memphis police officers and 29-year-old tyree nichols to be released. they say the public will see officers kick, tase and pepper spray in a beating four minutes. >> unadulter eighted unabashed beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> civil rights attorney ben crump, 1 of 2 lawyers representing the family, said the video was so disturbing that nichols' mother could not stomach more than one minute of the january 7th beating, allegedly took place 80 yards away from his home as he called on his mother for help. he complained a short time later complained of shortness of breath and was taken to the hospital where nichols died after spending three days on life support. the memphis police department says the deadly encounter stemmed from a traffic stop during which nichols ran away from police as they attempted to detain him. five officers were fired who were allegedl

charles: hopefully we'll get it. we appreciate your wisdom, your knowledge, happy new year, john, thank you very much. >> happy new yeararles. have a good one. charles: after the break, art laffer, charles hirsch who know history and how it might impact your portfolio. the country rallies for buffalo bills safety darma hamlin. everyone is praying and it's a heartfelt time for this nation. charles: all right, so every time we turn the calendar, right, we not only look back on the prior year but we look to history in general for an overall guide how to make the most of the new year. this block we'll look at history to sort of find out what's happened in the past and how we can help us make the right decisions. with me right now is the founder, chairman of laugher associates, art laffer. art, of course, not only do you know history but you made history as well a few times. last year, was the worst nominal year for stocks and bonds since 1871. i don't know that was on anyone's bingo card a year ago. how does that happen but more importantly how do we know it will not happen again? >> number one, it is much worse than you s

former royal castle john charles rea told us the book would be the end of harry's relationship with the royal family. these are machine gun rebels shins and accusations and it is staggering that he's come with all this stuff. i mean , to the point of stuff. i mean, to the point of being disgusting, some of the revelations. i don't believe harry is ever going to be forgiven for doing what he's with this book. i mean the documentaries and the oprah winfrey were bad enough, but this book is way out there really is . the prime minister's really is. the prime minister's ianed really is. the prime minister's invited union leaders , striking invited union leaders, striking workers to meet with him on monday. rishi sunak says he hopes for a grown up conversation about what's affordable . it comes as affordable. it comes as passengers express the fourth consecutive day of train strikes overjobs consecutive day of train strikes over jobs and conditions only % over jobs and conditions only% of services are operate as normal. mr. sunak says the government will try and ensure some continue during st

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you see al gore, john kerry, prince charles, all the heads of fortune 500 acemia, the media, celebrities, the royal family. next. and the slogan is these videos that they actually produced, slick videos. they ended up pulling these videos because they got so much they said the quiet part out loud which they wish they weren't supposed to do. you can see the logo, world economic yolo, nothing. and you'll be happy next whatever you want you'll rent and it'll be delivered by drone notice you'll own nothing you'll be renting it delivered by drone the us won't be the world's leading superpower they're very clear. next, there will be a global price on carbon. it will make fossil fuels history, not fossil fuels more expensive or more regulated history. ne, a billion people will be displaced by climate. that's the fear. we have to do this because we're saving the planet next and meat will be this for meat. meat will be an occasional treat, not a staple for the good of the environment. our health, of course, it won't be occasional for the people flying into davos and private jets, but for the mass

. >> sandra: charles watson, keep us posted live from memphis on that story as we await the video as well. thank you, john. >> john: day two of the alec murdaugh trial is in recess as prosecutors called their first two witnesses. sergeant david green saying murdaugh was nervous and anxious, and he made a puzzling comment why he believed the two victims were dead. jonathan has more from our southeast bureau. so, what was murdaugh's explanation here, jonathan? >> yeah, the first sergeant to be called to testify, he was the first law enforcement officer to arrive at the scene says that alec murdaugh told him he believed it was related to a boating accident. take a look at the courtroom video, the defendant became visibly emotional as prosecutors played out a recording from sergeant green's bodycam. take a listen. >> my son was in a boat wreck months back, he's been getting threats, most are benign stuff we did not take serious. you know, he -- he's been getting -- i know that's what it is. >> the murdaugh family faced litigation over the death of a 19-year-old passenger who died in the crash of a boat that p

law enforcement panel, cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller, cnn legal analyst, joey jackson, charles ramsey, former d.c. and philadelphia top cop, consultant to police departments across the country, also laura coates. chief ramsey, i just want to start with you. as a human being and someone who has run police departments, just your initial reaction to everything we now have just seen? >> well, i mean, i was horrified like everybody else. you know, i've been in policing since 1968. this is one of the worst cases that i have seen. i mean, this is bad beyond belief. and i was so -- actually i was glad to hear your last guest, commissioner lowery, just mention the fact that this affects the good police officers just as much because, you know, they're sitting there horrified. they know when they hit the street the next day people are going to be looking at them as if they do the same thing that these five guys did. those five were not police officers. they were thugs. i mean, they -- their actions were no better than some street gang that was actually beating somebody down on the street.

john kerry. we answered that there had been many calls and many conversations between abide and, and charles this week to coordinate not only the tags, but also the help of the allies are sending to ukraine or planning to central ukraine. he said that today's announcement is a result of great diplomatic conversations, and that unity is and has been their greatest strength. so as you can see, the main message here is clearly to show that they are not divided. they meaning germany, you are on the european union and the united states are united. and this is probably also important because as we all know, that evaded ending the enemy in this case for russia could of course be an easier target for them. is that t w's carrying that she more in washington dc for us. thank you. please say to people have been killed and several others injured and a knife attack on a train in northern germany. the incident took place as the train was traveling between the cities of keel and hamburg police, the rest of the alleged attacker in front of brooks dead. the motive is still unclear. this is what the regions interi

the department of defense and the spokesperson, john kerry be answered, that there has been many calls and many conversations between abide and and charles this week to coordinate not only the tanks, but also, the help the allies are sending to ukraine are planning to central ukraine. he said that today's announcement as a result of grades diplomatic conversations, and that unity is and has been the greatest strength. so as you can see, the main message here is clearly to show that they are not divided. they mean in germany, you are of the european union and the united states are united. and this is probably so important because as we all know and evaded any enemy in this case we're russia, could of course, be an easier target for them. is that detail to use carrying that she more in washington dc for us. thank you. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. police say to people have been killed and several others injured in life attack on a train in northern germany. it happened as the train was traveling between the cities of keel and hamburg. police arrested the alleged attacker, a palestinian man in h

dominique samuel charles, congratulations . john bailey. congratulations. john bailey. amy nicole. headline this is up next. good night. good evening in a moment. it's headliners on gb news. but first, let's bring you up to with the latest headlines and the top story tonight , the the top story tonight, the former chancellor nadhim zahawi . given hmrc approval to release files relating to his affairs to the independent investigator. it follows chief executive of the hmrc, jim telling employees there are no penalties for innocent errors after being questioned by the public accounts committee. the tory party zahawi is facing calls to resign after it emerged he paid a penalty to hmrc whilst he was chancellor. the prime minister says there were no relating to him when . he appointed him to him when. he appointed him to his current cabinet because

dominique samuel charles, congratulations . john bailey. congratulations. john bailey. amy nicole. headline this is up next. good night. good evening in a moment. it's headliners on gb news. but first, let's bring you up to with the latest headlines and the top story tonight , the the top story tonight, the former chancellor nadhim zahawi . given hmrc approval to release files relating to his affairs to the independent investigator. it follows chief executive of the hmrc, jim telling employees there are no penalties for innocent errors after being questioned by the public accounts committee. the tory party zahawi is facing calls to resign after it emerged he paid a penalty to hmrc whilst he was chancellor. the prime minister says there were no relating to him

above forecasts but the secc sector is falling with the broader market today charles schwab, banking fees came into light today. john markets, wholesale price falling sharply in december. that news not enough to keep the nasdaq in the green today. the index looking to break a rare seven-day win streak. we didn't see a rally of this length at all in 2022. the recent momentum has our next guest feeling optimistic he points out that the index has held its upfrtrend and adds if t holds we could see a breakout in tech good morning i think about a month ago we talked to you, the nasdaq and s&p were about at this level, you said we had a recession coming, that the fed was going to cut in '23 despite what they were saying, and that rallies were selling opportunities do i have that wrong >> no, that's exactly right. i mean, the fact is that you see again today despite falling data, they are still on very much the higher for longer narrative and that will ultimately risk a recession unless they flip-flop at the right time my sense is that inflation will continue it come down and challenge their hawkish narrative. since septem

the conservative, not quite as radically in fundamentally as tony blair did with labour and charles and johnhe rest of them. but he knew that there was something going wrong and that the core values of the conservative party had perhaps supped conservative party had perhaps slipped a little away from ordinary , whether it was, you ordinary, whether it was, you know, hug a hoodie or hugging tree. but just to get more engaged and there's a big piece in one of the papers this morning saying tories have really re—engage with the really got to re—engage with the younger they're younger generation or they're going road again going to go down that road again that brought them back. that cameron brought them back. well, of course that was what the much mocked polka hoodie piece to piece was about, trying to reconnect people reconnect with younger people. there a firm the there was a firm sense the conservative drifted from conservative party drifted from the mocked hug, a husky was part of the initiative that put the conservative party back in the right on the right position on the environment. i wo

or so someone else is era 5, a former us police officers or charles with murder over the fatal beating of a black man in memphis stuff. i'm john henry in chicago and coming up, i'll show you this pulling the strings at the chicago international puppet theater festival. ah, ah. off we go with your weather update for asia. thank you for joining in. so from the indian states of roger, stand right through to a song, we've got some quotes now the conditions in play in which you can see on our map is the fog. and that also extends right across northern india. now for the east coast of india, from calcutta to janai, temperatures are running a few degrees above average for this year. what, whether force or longer and the mall div. and for pakistan, karachi, we're going to see those winds pick up about gusting to 50 kilometers per hour and somewhat weather snow for the grass mountains in iran for the philippines, some intense rains starting to bubble up just around manila. and then we've got this feet of rain coming in to them lay peninsula south of colon, port by the way. flooding has displaced thousands of people wants to be found so

charles: the democrats always win on this -- >> no, not always. the republicans won many 2011. johnk obama and held up the debt ceiling increase in order to get $2.5 trillion bother of -- worth of budget cuts. he got spending caps and sequestration -- can. charles: i'm just saying from a public relations point of view, that republicans don't want you to have the hospitals open. they always lay out that kind of stuff, throwing granny off the cliff kind of stuff. >> nobody believes that. first of all, the gop house, mccarthy and the people from the freedom caucus, are completely right. in fact, kevin hassett has argued for every dollar increase in debt, there should be three dollars of spending cuts. charles: three dollars? it used to be do. >> one to one is not good enough now. we're in an emergency situation. joe biden has spent $5 trillion the, okay? $5 trillion in two the lousy years, for heaven sakes, so that's without to stop. scott perry was on our show, he wants four to one. i don't care what it is, you will never default on the debt, ever. revenues are flowing in all the time

. >> john: that tape is really difficult to watch and baffling why it ever happened. charlesin porcher is with us, former nypd, and law professor. our reaction continues to pour in, seeing the video last friday night. and there's a lot of questions over how this could happen, and there's questions over the relaxed requirements on police to join that particular department in memphis. and the changes were made back in 2018 where you no longer needed associates degree or 54 college credit hours, educational requirements, you could substitute college education requirements for five years of full-time responsible verifiable work experience. this was at a time there was growing anti-police sentiment out there, you had massive amounts of retirements, it was difficult for a lot of these departments to retain or attract new talent to the department, so they lowered the standards. do you believe those relaxed hiring standards are to blame here considering two of those officers were hired after that fact? >> well, good afternoon, sandra, and good afternoon to the viewers. a qualified ca

john miller is with us. and julia kaiem is back with us and camilla bernal is live on the scene and charles ramsey is with us're faces because we want to focus on what we're looking at right now at this parking lot in torrance. and john miller, let me go you to you first. because, and perhaps you have a monitor in front of you and could see what i'm looking at right now, but it appears to us, and please help us expand on this as much as you can, that they are trying to check out this other white van right now, john. >> so, i think what you're seeing now is probably something that involves somebody who reported a white van as a suspicious vehicle after the sheriff's press conference where they said it was a vehicle of interest. obviously their primary interest was in the white van that was involved in the attempted car stop, where they said they heard a single gunshot. and believed a suspect was inside. in this case, i think if they had a call, they want to go about the steps of clearing any of these additional things and since they have all of the resources on the scene, it is a matter of well why not just u

charles: 1982 the late great robin williams starred in the world according to garp. inspired by a johnnext guest says investors would do well to invest in garp, growth as a reasonable price. bmo chief investment strategy, brian belski. peter lynch made that popular approach. it comes up all the time on the show. viewers don't know what that means. it is wall street jargon, explain to the audience what growth at a reasonable price is, and how they go about it? >> i appreciate it. one of the other lines from the movie, be careful of the undertow, be careful of the undertow. growth at reasonable price, relative, price. pe price earnings ratio relative to the market. traditionally you want to find a growth stock growing more than the market at a pe level less than the market. we were at a time with some of these growth stocks, quite frankly, tech and communications services stocks, charles, late 2022, where a lot of them became more garpy, quote, unquote, than i thought they would. i would tell you the money we run from bmo and canada and the u.s., we added netflix as a value stock because

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john. >> nick valencia. appreciate that important live update. >>> let's get perspective from cnn senior law enforcement analyst chief charles ramsey, former commissionerand here in d.c. chief, grateful for your time today. you have been through this before. when you hear something like nick just reported that you have an initial police report and that you have the video and one is a and one is z, what happens internally trying to investigate this to find out who is responsible? >> well, i mean in light of the report and the officer has to sign the report, so there would be a name and badge number there. that would be one additional charge, administrative charge more than likely. that would be filed against the particular police officers. as far as additional police officers now, their actions surfacing, that's really not all that uncommon in a complicate it case like this when you have multiple officers at a scene. you have to isolate each individual officer as far as their particular actions from beginning to end. i'm sure that's what the da did with he came up with charges and that's what they're doing internally. >> so let's listen to the da, who i

john kelly. we had a great conversation about. that michael. also joining, me two of our expert msnbc legal analysts. the suburban and charles.oleman i welcome all three of. you michael, a day before the surge of biden's home, the president responded to reporters persistent questions. reiterated that they were fully cooperating with the investigation, and that there is no there, there. does this latest revelation reflect those comments? >> i had the pleasure or responsibility back in 2015 of covering the early days of the hillary clinton email investigation. what i learned from that and have seen here in the first days of when the politicians and their lawyers figure out who they are classified information, a very bumpy. but usually don't know what to do. they don't know the extent of what the classified information is. where it is. and they tend to say and do things that in the and the altimetry. regrets because they do not have the full facts. in the case of hillary clinton, she put a several page documents around the time in her personal email account come out. and a lot of that stuff did not really stand up, in the. and w

john feehery. in about 20 minutes, we will have former cia case officer kevin carroll, who will discuss the case of charlesonigal, the former fbi official accused of taking secret cash payments from a sanctioned russian oligarch. first, open forum. we want you to go ahead and start calling in now. republicans, (202) 748-8000. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. we will be back. ♪ >> the state of the union is strong because you, the american people, are strong. >> president biden delivers the state of the union address, outlining his priorities to congress on tuesday, february 7. his first state of the union speech since republicans won control of the house. we will hear the republican response and take your phone calls. watch live coverage beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> live sunday, brry 5 on in-depth, and author will be our guest to talk and take your calls on american culture, politics and history. he is the author of many books. join in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. in-depth live sunda

charles, welcome in. thank you for being here. as you write, the history of this really goes back to 2008 when john the candidate's presidential campaign and he chose alaska governor sarah palin as his running mate. take a listen here. a little bit of her speech. this is her first speech at the rnc that year. we will discuss on the other side. >> i've learned quickly these last few days that if you are not a member in good standing of the washington elite, then some in the media consider a candidate unqualified for that reason alone. >> here's a little news flash for those reporters and commentators. i am not going to washington to seek their gut opinion. i'm going to washington to serve the people of this great country. >> all right, charles, so how did this moment and up to finding the gop and turning it into what it is today, this burned it all down party? >> well she tapped into something. she tapped into kind of the anger and dissatisfaction in the base. and some people could argue that dan quayle was the beginning of the kind of anti intellectual-ism of the republican party. i would defer on that. he was chosen for the very same

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charles in michigan, good morning. your next. caller: good morning, john. how are you? host: doing well, go ahead.aller: i was calling, i just wanted to know, have you heard of dr. jeffrey sachs before? host: tell me who that is. caller: he seems to me like he has put some things out there lately that i always admired the man. he has a pretty interesting take on ukraine and america's involvement. it's one that we are spending way too much stuff. ukraine has, you know, they got a little bit of a checkered history over the last few years. i also want to give a shout out to donald in d.c.. that's interesting how things always happen in african countries and nobody knows anything about it but here we are sending billions to ukraine. bring dr. jeffrey sachs on here and ask him about that. he is a respected person. he would also do well with the covid pandemic situation as well. thanks. host: james in hampton, new hampshire. caller: good morning. i'm not an individual informed on foreign policy however this is a geopolitical question for america. since the president of russia when we established the pre

charles payne has thoughts on that end with abrams tank soon headed to ukraine our f-16 is next? is there any limit to what the u.s. will give zelinski? senator johnwelcome back, jane fonda is stirring up controversy again. the actress who became known as hanoi jane for her antimilitary activism is citing her sights on the apartment crisis. during her appearance on "the kelly clarkson show" she likes it or racism. watch. >> for me it was learning about the vietnam war. when i really understood what that was about i couldn't not come i couldn't do anything but be in the movement to stop. sexism, massages and some, racism, the war, if you really , everything is connected. there being no climate crisis if it wasn't for racism. where would they put the poison and pollution? not in bel air. there to put somewhere where poor people or indigenous people or people of color are living, put it there, they can't fight back. that is why a big part of the climate movement now has to do with climate justice. >> emily: your thoughts? >> kara: this is another avenue to shame people into submission. accuse them of whatever ism and we've already seen the policies w

onto a different subject, if likejohn major was when charles and diana were having terrible angst in their marriage, johndisputes is helpful at all. i think it is very sad that the royalfamily is going all. i think it is very sad that the royal family is going through this anguish, not least because of the passing of the late queen in the autumn of last year, but i don�*t think politicians wading in helps them or anybody else. essen think politicians wading in helps them or anybody else.— think politicians wading in helps them or anybody else. even if you were asked _ them or anybody else. even if you were asked to _ them or anybody else. even if you were asked to help _ them or anybody else. even if you were asked to help privately, - them or anybody else. even if you were asked to help privately, you | were asked to help privately, you would say no? nothing to do with me? i know some politicians have been wading in any last week got there, i am not going to do that. ii. wading in any last week got there, i am not going to do that.— am not going to do that. if, sorry, thinkina am not going to do that. i

still so high, charles payne has thoughts about that, and why is customs and border protection telling officers to back off on chasing some criminal smugglers? brandon judd is here, i am johnfriday edition of "america reports" we will see you soon. >> emily: welcome back, it's time for "in case you missed it" we have seen philip maxine crime skyrocketed insidious, and now left with no choice but to get creative or have their businesses robbed blind. sounds like a poor choice to me. one brooklyn deli owner is hoping public shaming will do the trick, thieves of the week video now placed behind his counter and he hopes it will discourage the troublesome group of teens who have repeatedly shoplifted at his store to knock it off, tommy moran, this break my heart at the same time that i applaud it. >> tomi: i love it, isn't it sad you have to go to this length to make a video for yourself because your city is not being protected by the laws that should be enforced to keep it from being ransacked on a daily basis. i love it, will it do any good? i don't know, they might like being celebrity is. that's the sad part. >> emily: that is a good point, my favorite was the 7-eleven owne

charles, thank you for that report. with lawmakers back on capitol hill, many are focused on bringing police reform legislation forward following the death of tyre nichols, washington correspondent basil john has the very latest on the renewed push. >> all of us should agree that bad policing has no place anywhere in america with the death of tyre nichols, many democrats like nevada, congressman and congressional black caucus chair. >> steven horsford. so that's time to bring police reform talks back on the table. congress. >> needs to act on his behalf and on behalf of so many other lives that have been lost due to police brutality. president joe biden plans to meet with the congressional black caucus and encourages congress. >> to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, which would combat police misconduct, excessive force and racial the bill failed in the senate before and texas republican senator john cornyn emphasized that de-escalation did make it out of the bill and passed. >> i think here you saw overreaction and excessive use of force that could be prevented if the police for properly trained in de-escalation training. however, with this recent tragedy, horsford is confiden

john major. what does he think of rishi sunak? is he happy with how brexit is playing ? he's off how brexit is playing? he's off to ten. next up , king charlesget coronation. we'll be asking a member of parliament. don't go anywhere . well, a big three response to all debate about whether or not the city of san francisco in america right to pay descendants of slavery $5 million each by way of apology that is proposed legislation. susan says hi mark people never mentioned that african leaders sent out their own gangs into the villages to round up young black people were sold to the slave traders . also sold to the slave traders. also this from tim. hi, mark. do we get reparations from italy ? we get reparations from italy? we were enslaved by the romans . were enslaved by the romans. yes. this is clearly complex issue that requires bit more reflection and certainly more debate . we'll return to that debate. we'll return to that very soon. no but let's move on now the coronation of king charles. the third, an historic occasion it will show the best of britain a wonderful ceremony and the steady guiding that is our constitu tional monarchy. our

john major. what does he think of rishi sunak? is he happy with how brexit is playing ? he's off how brexit is playing? he's off to ten. next up , king charlesget coronation. we'll be asking a member of parliament. don't go anywhere . well, a big three response to all debate about whether or not the city of san francisco in america right to pay descendants of slavery $5 million each by way of apology that is proposed legislation. susan says hi mark people never mentioned that african leaders sent out their own gangs into the villages to round up young black people were sold to the slave traders . also sold to the slave traders. also this from tim. hi, mark. do we get reparations from italy ? we get reparations from italy? we were enslaved by the romans . were enslaved by the romans. yes. this is clearly complex issue that requires bit more reflection and certainly more debate . we'll return to that debate. we'll return to that very soon. no but let's move on now the coronation of king charles. the third, an historic occasion it will show the best of britain a wonderful ceremony and the steady guiding that is our constitu tional monarchy. our

major was called on to work things out when things i job. john major was called on toj work things out when things got difficult, between prince charlesith the royal. involved? i do not comment on i matters to do with the royal family. there is a precedent, the prime minister previously was called in to help. if you were called in to help, would you? i help. if you were called in to help, would you?— help. if you were called in to help, would ou? ., _, ., would you? i would never comment on matters to do — would you? i would never comment on matters to do with _ would you? i would never comment on matters to do with the _ would you? i would never comment on matters to do with the royal— would you? i would never comment on matters to do with the royal family. i matters to do with the royal family. people look to you for leadership as the prime minister and i know you don�*t want to get into the family rows, but how can the british public are facing that institution when they see this dysfunction, allegations of fighting and betrayal at the top? do allegations of fighting and betrayal atthe to? ,, allegations of fighting and betrayal at

and john major in the big question, should all mps be forced to publish their tax . forced to publish their tax. would you like to see their financial details and in news agenda? should king charles? should king charles have a budget coronation ? and also, a budget coronation? and also, is the city of san francisco in america to pay every victim of slavery $5 million each and should couples that split up

it's king charles to hand year honour to royal to hand new year honour to royal lady called meghan bully lady who called meghan a bully so guy john guy john now now have been made a lieutenant jason now jason now who cares about this guy? you're right. you should care enough just for journalistic integrity to get the name of a lieutenant. the royal order of . you know what royal order of. you know what this is? this is. royal order of. you know what this is? this is . this is this this is? this is. this is this is the will to for this horrible story to tend be interested in because of one hand. i'm an american. i hate the monarchy. i think it's the worst thing about this country is the thing that bad people but i hate the model lost half our you is that all right the other hand i hate right and the other hand i hate bad acting i can't decide bad acting so i can't decide which of these two what which of these two watch? what did that got him in did he say that got him in trouble? exactly what was the is so jason now i love the you have to come to me what was the story? he was the actual story. so jason this email. so jason now sen

john maguire. wow. this may well be the first time that a d—day veteran has received a birthday card from king charles iiirive it." and when i realised what it was loaded with, ammunition and petrol, then that really blew my top. what he witnessed that day on the french coast, especially the fate of so many so young, has stayed with him ever since. and some of them never saw the full light of day. they either died in the barges, when the barge hit a line, or they died on the beach. they either died in the barges, when the barge hit a mine, or they died on the beach. because they were so sick and disorientated. it was shocking. and they're the people that should be remembered. that is why we have this memorial. i shall never forget them. i pray for them every day, for their souls. in recent years, he has returned many times to the battlefields of northern europe — to arnhem in the netherlands and also to normandy, recently visiting the british memorial at ver—sur—mer, where we met him last summer. in those days, it was carnage and death. and now it's so peaceful and calm and i find it very calming for me.

charles iii crowned. and everybody , crowned. and everybody, including those who are living through straitened times, will be that. and i think it is a time for celebration , johnl all join and. okay. well, let's see what stephen pound has to say about that. i mean, should we be spending money, cost of living, crisis, people pretty you know, pretty strapped cash? look, we do things properly in this country. we don't do them all. and i think we actually have to do this to the way that we've always done. it's a very, very high standard. but what makes me what fills toe to what fills you toe curling to striding horror is striding but cringing horror is the proposal that this dignified solemn theological occasion is going to be imbued with choirs representing lgbt groups , sorts representing lgbt groups, sorts of other groups. look, the point being, if you're going to try to have a coronation that has every single community group, every single community group, every single nationality, every single , every single identify group in the country, that way lies madness. the point is that this should be a celebration for the country. we should all be actually pleased to