kemp: thank you all very much. thank you so much. lieutenant governor jones, speaker burns, president pro tem kennedy, speaker pro tem jones, members of the general assembly, my fellow constitutional officers, mayor dickens, members of the judiciary, members of the consular corps and my fellow georgians. when delivered my first state of the state address, little did we know the unprecedented challenges before us. now on the other side of my first term we have overcome each of those chamgs. and we did it together. and we have risen to the occasion each time that change has come. speaking of change, each chamber has new leadership than when i first began my term and i want to congratulate lieutenant governor jones and speaker john burns on their elections. [applause] gov. kemp: i also want to congratulate the newly elected leaders and appointed committee chairs in both the senate and house. also want to congratulate again my fellow constitutional officers on their recent victories. over the last four years, our greatest achievements we

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adam, we're gonna find you, on way or the other >> detective tony kemp als vowed to find her.nd had. so he asked your friends, what else would cause heather t leave her husband and children that's when kemp began to flus out what really happens when heather moved out on chris >> it was very scary, and it only continue to deteriorate >> friends of family told hi how it first, chris try to woo her with flowers and chocolates but those loving gestures soon turned ugly. >> he would texture and call her, it is time they were just violent, you're not taking m kids from me, i'm not gonna le you leave. you won't get away with this, will come after you. >> then, front side, chris start acting more desperate an heather started getting really scared >> he would show up on her work, he would show up at the gym, h surge showing up at the hous in the middle of the night and i just remember thinking, like this is insane i'm like, you are literall stalking her >> i got a lot of informatio on chris on what these peopl thought of him, and it was not good >> detectives decided they d more than j

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the panel richard | kemp, thank you so much for your insight on bbc news just met colonel richard kemp going to continue the story. so many developments. british diplomats have been evacuated from sudan. more coming up shortly. this is bbc news. so, let's continue their corresponding caroline hawley, who can us more detail and more context. caroline, i would just like to pose and remind viewers if they are just joining us what has taken place. —— to pause. 0bviously, joining us what has taken place. —— to pause. obviously, a lot more people will now be thinking if our diplomatic staff detail have been evacuated from a foreign country something has gone very wrong, so let's go back to the beginning. why has this taken place? it is because the situation on the ground has become so unstable. the fighting a bloody power struggle between two generals, has trapped people, sudanese people and british nationals. what the foreign office has been saying and the foreign secretary has been saying is that british diplomats were no longer able to discharge their duties in the country so they have no

that was colonel richard kemp, _ or very soon.d kemp, speaking - or very soon. that was colonel richard kemp, speaking to - or very soon. that was coloneli richard kemp, speaking to me earlier. i've been speaking to sir nicolas kay, former uk ambassador to sudan, about his reaction to the story. it's very hard to think of similar cases where an embassy has been closed down so rapidly and quickly. and, you know, it's... it's a moment when diplomats are needed, as well, and i do hope that and i'm sure the foreign office is planning very hard now to see how they can support those british nationals passport holders who are stuck in khartoum. that is absolute the priority, i'm sure, for ministers and the whole foreign office and i'm sure part of that planning will also be four, eventually, i'm sure age uk presents backin eventually, i'm sure age uk presents back in khartoum and on the ground. i hope that will happen as quickly as possible. —— a uk presence. as caroline hawley says the real thing is to get a ceasefire of at least a huma

georgia governor brian kemp gave his state of the state address in atlanta. his remarks focus on economic growth in georgia. curbing human trafficking, spinning health care, and increasing support for education in the state. [applause] [applause] [crowd chanting] [applause] thank you all very much.. you. thank you also much. lieutenant governor jones, speaker burns, president. speaker pro tem jones, members of the general assembly. my fellow constitutional officers. mayor. dickens dark members of the judiciary. darnell and my fellow georgians. when i delivered my first state of the state address, in this chamber four years ago, little did we know the unprecedented challenges that were before. us now on the other side of my first term, we have overcome each of those challenges. and we did it together. and we have risen to the occasion. each time that change has come. speaking of change, each chamber has new leadership. then when i first began my term. i want to congratulate lieutenant government jones, and speaker john burns on their elections. [applause] i al

georgia governor brian kemp joins me ahead. hello i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is compromised. president biden is back in the u. s. after a deeply personal diplomatic visit to ireland, but he returns to face a thorny new set of issues at home, the u. s and key allies trying to assess the full damage after the arrest of a 21 year old member of the massachusetts international guard accused of posting on discord. highly classified documents, only the latest trove of us intelligence to be leaked to the public. those documents include detailed intelligence assessments of both allies and adversaries, including the state of the war in ukraine, and in washington, d. c the u. s. supreme court is considering the most important abortion related disputes since they overturned roe v. wade last june at issue a medication abortion pill that has been approved by the fda for decades. justice samuel alito temporarily extended access to mifepristone until wednesday, while the justices weigh a lower court ruling that

this morning, kemp elaborateon cnn's "state othe union." >> i was just laying out the blue-blueprintink, any candidate to be able to win, is to talk about what we're for, focus on the future, not look in the rearview mirror. john: kemp also said trump's current legal battles in new york and georgia are distractions that will help democrats. russia and ukraine marked orthodox easter today with an exchange of prisoners of war. more than 100 ukrainian prisoners were released. there was no immediate word on how many russian prisoners are involved. it is the second prisoner swap in just the last week. in ukraine, some people gathered today in the ruins of churches to celebrate the second orthodox easter under the shadow of war. and, the curtain falls for the final time tonight for the critically beloved musical "the phantom of the opera," the longest running show in broadway history. it took in more than $1 billion at the box office during its record run, but ticket sales never recovered after broadway went dark during the pandemic. based on a 1910 pulp novel, "phantom" tells the story of

tacoma kemp claims he was shot at first shot at first as he tried to recover a stolen cellphone. prosecutors say video evidence proves otherwise campus scheduled to be arraigned next month his legal team says he will plead not guilty. less than 45 minutes away. it is the weekend and we have a lot of things going on. let's kick start with the cherry blossom festival. it takes place tomorrow saturday and on sunday dressed in layers, or at least have a light jacket. temperatures under 60 degrees both days, but meanwhile, it's the city of champions honoring oakland tech girls basketball champions as well as oakland high school boys basketball all cf champions and it will be 57 degrees on sunday when the proud steps off at 11 30 in the morning near lake merritt, congratulations to everyone. meanwhile, this is the same looking out towards the bay bridge clouds at 900 ft. it's the marine layer it stacked up next to the coast side right now. 48 degrees apiece. san francisco backing through half moon bay all the way to coleman back then also into pescadero 50 degrees in hayward and in oak

think of governor kemp in georgia, where he won by almost 10 and herschel walker lost. so there is an ability to reforge a republican coalition that is fundamentally different from the trump and trumpist coalition. it's larger, it's more expansive. but that requires getting through a primary where the maga movement has disproportionate influence and impact. - well, on monday, fox news announced that the network and tucker carlson, quote, "have agreed to part ways." what is your reaction, david? - i would say that behind donald trump, tucker carlson was the most influential member of the right. and i don't just mean ideologically, i also mean culturally. in other words, the way in which tucker interacted with the world: his malice, his dishonesty. i mean, these have become hallmarks of the new right or the trumpist right. and he was a cultural driver of that. and he was also responding to a lot of malice from the grassroots themselves. it was kind of a chicken or egg problem, but he contributed to it. and he was more influential, i believe, than anyone other than donald

kemp take a chance and getting there in time.er story of this game was texas picture, jacob legrand. two grand fans. jace peterson diagram only pitched six innings but struck out 11 along the way . the rangers went five to the played 22 games. they've won four of them oh, stuart, two questions: do you have the new aquaman, and do you mind if i use your back room to smoke some meat? well, since it's you asking, i'm gonna guess that's not a euphemism. why are you smoking meat?

and kemp the tire as long as they're fighting keys or stein won't send any of their workers into the war zone. it rather focus in south america. first, orders have arrived. thanks to their hard work and a good portion of flock as well. what's it for me and the dw business team? as always, you can find out more about these and other stories online. d, w dot com slash business. also on youtube under the d. w. news channel. i see there's a delay with with you ah, renewable energy and electron ability dependent on the battery industry and might be produced sustainably. absolutely. says europe. what about our own rule material mining? and what are the alternative electricity storage? made in germany. in 90 minutes on d w, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for free guardians of truth. my name

so when brian kemp says, but we've got to put this behind us. this is a of what used to be an overwhelmingly republican state that it now has two democratic senators. ah you know, the map was redrawn. you look at what happened in arizona. you looked at what happened in in georgia. you look at what the new realities are for the republican party. they're gonna have to make some hard choices about whether they want to move forward or fight all of the different grievances that have become the core of the donald trump campaign at this point, move forward or stay stuck in the past, errol louis appreciate you as always. thank you. and for the latest from the political landscape, be sure to tune into state of the union with jake tapper and dana bash later this morning. joining them today are georgia governor brian kemp and new york senator kristen gillibrand that begins at nine. right here on cnn this morning. doctors in sudan say at least 56 people are dead. hundreds more have been injured , the country's military and a powerful paramilitary group know

this strikes me as pretty weak criticism since trump remembered when governor kemp decided to reopen georgia first. this afternoon the former president released a long statement. it was wild and kind of trashing the entire state of florida. trump said desantis made florida one of the least affordable states, raise taxes by $1.51 billion of the worst states to work, retire, raise kids. it's bad for the state of crime and bad to be a cop in derek bad to teach in and pay energy bills. that's quite a laundry list. why are all these people moving to florida? i wonder how the congressional delegation from florida has to run for reelection thinks of this? they just endorsed trump. desantis has an approval of nearly 60% in his state as governor. again, the criticism seems misplaced. interesting to see where the regime media seems to be lining up on all of this. they enjoy it, it looks like, all the sense that desantis was struggling this week. >> he's like the political version of a kid that cannot get his shoes and socks. he's an autocrat and waiting. his campaign sucks. tunic desantis is s

and kemp the tire as long as they're fighting keys or stein won't send any of their workers into the war zone. it rather focus and south america. first, orders have arrived thanks to their hard work and a good portion of flock as well. what's it for me and the dw business team? as always, you can find out more about these and other stories online. d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube under the dw news channel. i see there's a delay, which monitoring ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with welcome to the super power in your head because these are orchestra called the brain continuously adopts itself to what is happening around me can control our thoughts, which makes us very power. the brain can do more than we previously believed. the power of thought, 40 key, the answer to fall most, everything in 3 minutes on d, w, the o b like crisis in the u. s. has put many mothers in prison, punishing them for their addiction to pain killer. our documentary follows amanda lydia and to mika for 3 and a half years. and they fight for their freedom and to reunite with their children. and allow us

finally, we have a little bit of time interested about governor kemp his stance over the weekend. we can play a clip and get your thoughts. and i was just laying out the blue pimp print for i think any candidate to be able to win is to talk about what we're for. focus on the future, not look in the rear view mirror. stop being distracted from trump investigations was his message. 20 2100% and you see camp as really the foremost figure who's been able to make this argument, and you see this argument really true for republican governors when you talk to folks close to camp or mike dewine or folks who are republicans who won statewide, they'll try to say you need to look forward, and if the republicans can do that they can change the page and win in the general election. the problem for kemp is that there was a poll coming out of the university of georgia last week that showed donald trump 20% in the in the republican primary against someone like ron desantis. so while kemp that argument works for him, and he had a real base of support there, which i think should not go undercounted

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tried to gloss over and deny the obvious fact that concentration camps existed in korea. batches of kemp described almost as results on fealand entry into world war 2 is presented as something that country was forced to do. yes. and then you got the list. when you get a union, do you think, i mean, get a minute for this? a game is random unity filiette with you will please allow us to fly this year. will really chima live to where you can, but even off the lease, but you were sheer, she got, i'm 80 fresh from the rafting. log analogy rests on the idea that finland's entry into world war 2 was inevitable and involuntary due to the loss of his territories. following the defeat is suffered at the hands of the soviets. in the winter war of 940. the soviets needed to push back the finished border from leningrad. it was just 32 kilometers from the city. i could serve as a springboard for a german, a tag, leaving the city vulnerable the soviets aspirin, and to least part of the hand go peninsula in exchange for a larger piece of soviet land in korea. but to finish government didn't degree to th

stuart: the governor of georgia, brian exempt says voters -- brian kemp and what republicans are doingth months and months of debate of weather the 2020 election was stolen. that looks to me like a dig at trump. >> the successful republican politician in modern history and paying attention to what they say and i don't see how you win the presidency without winning the state of georgia and people ought to be listening to his advice and thinking about running for president. stuart: is one nation involved? >> we're not involved in politics and combined focused on the senate and that's a field we're not going to be playing in and playing to say grace and we'll be involved in that. and impact people's lives and raise energy prices that will impact and then the thing that a lot of people weaponnize that and going for middle and low income people audit them and effectively raise their taxes. >> i don't think people yet realize what this inflation reduction act actually means and the prices. >> that's exactly right and when you take a gigantic slush fund and put in new projects and there's all

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but that's where the fighting us right now and kemp the tire, as long as they're fighting keys or stein won't send any of their workers into the war zone. they'd rather focus on south america. first, orders have arrived thanks to their hard work and a good portion of luck as well. let's it for me and the dw business team. as always, you can find out more about these and other stories online. w dot com slash business are also on youtube under the d. w. news channel i've seen there's with there's is the story of many ukrainians before russia's invasion. martin and siri had trained as volunteers for emergencies since the beginning of the war. they have been in combat even fighting directly at the front focus on europe. next on dw, enter the conflicts own with sarah kelly, i guess this week on conflicts. ellen was one of the most prominent members of russia's well connected power, a former kremlin advisor, an economist fair. gay gloria now is a professor of economics and provost that vienna quote, is, work illuminates how authoritarian regimes like survive. how did he assess, put his grip o

so yeah, kemp to bring in the wet season just yet. we don't have a dominant ridge of high pressure building in. and so what you're left with this kind of an in-between pattern here, we've got a high pressure off the coastline, the middle of the pacific. and so these storms kind of rolling over the top of us moving to the east of us just a bit. but still leaving the door open to a couple of scattered showers and see the clouds out there right now. and they'll be pushing in as we head toward tomorrow. but now mostly clear skies around the bay area. the sea breezes kicked in over gentle breeze this afternoon, not as gusty today. couple systems off the coastline approaching the coast as we head through tomorrow. and that's where we might squeeze in a couple of showers a little further north otherwise should remain mild temperatures tomorrow. going to be a little bit warmer, too, at least in the south bay. i think we may see those numbers up. actually the mid 60's and san jose and mountain dew, maybe even a concord and livermore. >> thank

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reggie jackson third the first pitch, instructed tony kemp.wn to-one, giving the a's a three-to lead. top of the night, danny mendez trying to close things out. the polar bear, leading to deep center, which is way gone. mets scored in the top 10. ace with a chance to walk it out, but they ground out the ball and lose 10 of 11 as the cubs come to town tomorrow. rain in detroit and look at this. sleepy sparky hoping for baseball. that was not from segment this morning. the giants-tigris series has been postponed and moved to july 24. they were trying to squeeze in this game going off of a road trip when they played a home game against the a's. san francisco with a three-game series versus miami tomorrow, and miami has a retractable roof so nowhere is about whether. and the heat beat the box. that's what i'm told. -- box, that's what i'm told. a couple major injuries nba, that is kind of how the playoffs shape in -- shake out. anything can happen, live updates. deon: u.s. on top of things. thank you. coming up next, marching down it's spring! non

first on this, tony kemp drive to center field plating, and then. 11 is de had the game winning rbi there it is. and after the game camp talked about his team's expectations for the long season ahead. >> i think it's just open a ball. i mean, it's going to be important for us to generate runs not just hitting home runs, but getting on base strong locks playing small. also, i think we can do those things and play good defense. minus meyer. we play good defense and do things that we did tonight. i think we're going to have a good season. >> the liv golf invitational in orlando was greeted with beautiful weather for its first round today, sparking some high scores from the gulf are some of whom are gearing up for next week's first major of the season. the masters brooks keopka one of the guys who will be their shot. a 6 under 65 today hit his second shot at 9 right at the pin. and almost bounces in for an eagle to he settled for the birdie and is tied for 3rd 3 strokes behind leader sebastian munoz who for knox in this long birdie putt at the 14th hole. he shot a 9 under 62 and sits alone at

it was not only brian kemp you did fine.antis was pretty clear of where he stood on abortion and did fine. greg abbott in texas did fine. when voters can say, i want my voice heard on abortion, like in kansas or wisconsin, then they are going to make their voices heard, but a presidential race is the sum total of where this country is going, and they tend to be highly polarized. so, we'll independent voters be moved on this issue? maybe. it is the future. it will wait to be heard. geoff: let's shift our focus to the debate around gun safety, because some of the republican ndidates are addressing the nra's convention in indianapolis. we have a picture of the folks who e planning to address the convention. you can see mike pompeo there. he told foxnews tonight he is actually not going to seek the presidency, so you can mark a x by his name. david: i will never smile again. geoff: but in terms of the and ra, you still see republican after republican flocking to that convention even as nashville and louisville are mourning the m

brian kemp.rian kemp of georgia, youngkin of virginia and, the santos of florida are all and chris sununu of new hampshire, all sitting. they got legislative sessions to attend. second point is, is it ignore the attacks unless allows you to do a little political jujitsu and trump coming out and attacking is wrong. sanctimonious. you know it was it was exciting when it was 2015 and 16 because he was punching. now he's punching down. and when you punch down makes you look weak and. you know why he's doing his beyond me? it's just i mean, i think he feels i think he's scared, which why he's doing it. and it's a different world politically between now and 2015. yeah. eight years he got it changed can't adjust and the third thing is is the republicans had better figure out however how to get in a place where the field trims down quickly in february of 2020, trump got 33% of the vote and 84% of the delegates because the other 67% of the vote was split among so many candidates, they failed to get the th

can tell you some of the names on the screen just now are not potential criminal targets governor kemp, brad raffensperger, they were two of the republicans who said no to trump's demands to overturn the election they might have had corroborating parts, very minor roles in the investigation the late house speaker david rolston was also interviewed before his death he was one of the republicans who recorded a phone call, had a recorded phone call of donald trump calling him and urging him to call a special session to overturn the election results. so there's a number of folks who stood up to donald trump's demands to overturn the election who were also interviewed as witnesses. >> we know cleta mitchell, she was also interviewed this is the trump lawyer who was advising him who seems very much into overturning the election. she's come up recently because of audio of her talking about suppressing young voters any news about her standing? >> cleta mitchell and other pro-trump attorneys have been under scrutiny from this entire special grand jury panel, not just for their roles in trying t

watch out in short center on this play off the bat of jose ramirez, tony kemp going out for a secondcoming in from center, they collide the ball drops that allows myles straw to score from second. this place could have caused serious injury, but both players stayed in the game he's got even with the run in the sixth and then on the ninth, kemp came to the plate with a runner at second and two outs against james karen shock camp lines ahead to write ryan noda coming around from second, he scores when the throw is well up the line to 4 to 3 walk off for the aids. there are two and three and their five games of this young season. both wins have been walk offs. sharks have been on a little run, but tonight ran into the defending stanley cup champion colorado avalanche. the sharks games, sending this one to overtime, but no t they give the puck up. mckinnon gets a breakaway, he skates in on couple kokkonen. and it's over 4 to 3, colorado. same two teams meet on thursday in san jose. five more games until san jose season mercifully comes to an end. check this out time on a tuesday night. w

weekend from governor brian kemp from georgia and you see this from top republican donors and you sawsaw this in remarks over the weekend from governor brian kemp from georgia and you see this from top republican donors and you saw it more broadly. what's curious what desantis is doing, donald trump has picked a fight with white evangelical votes who were the core of his base, blaming them for abortion-related problems after the 2022 midterms, and there's an obvious place for ron desantis to drive a wedge between trump and his base, and he's choosing not to do it >> you think he was setting it up on policy and not doing it? >> he's not talking about it he went to liberty university and he didn't tout it. this is an obvious place for ron desantis to split trump. >> there's an old term called rabbit ears and someone's at bam and they hear all the critiques behind him, and it seems like he hears every criticism and responds to them he's not doing this enough and i don't like the ukraine response and too many abortions are happening in florida, let me deal with that >> there's concern amo

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