keith morrison: and why kenneth dion?was a married man with a newborn, a cocaine problem, and a vastly different life. they came from two completely different worlds, and there was no reason for the two of them to have mixed together. keith morrison: anyway, said the prosecutors, there was physical evidence of rape. her pants were smeared with grass stains. one of the buttons was undone. she didn't drive, and the place she was killed was miles away. someone must have taken her there, there where investigators found that one telling drop of blood on a leaf near the top of the cliff. this is what really showed that she was injured before she went off the cliff, which establishes that she had been beaten. keith morrison: in fact, the state's forensic pathologist testified bonnie's wounds were not consistent with an accidental fall. she had 11 blunt force wounds on her skull but no injuries on her face and few on her torso. he said no blood indicating an accidental fall was ever found on any rocks. this is a no-brainer. we ha

thank you so much for all your thoughts to will i guess, went in pace. kenneth, well david l. phillips, we are out of time. thank you for all your analysis and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting a website. i'll just say we're adult calm as a further discussion guy to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha. inside story, you can also join the conversation on x on handle is at a j inside story. for me, my, the inside of the whole team here. the the latest news as it breaks. prison zalinski has guides these international carrying fee to step up on this deliveries to ukraine safety and defensive with detailed coverage people with must department of government efficiency showed up here at the us headquarters demanding access to the building from around the world for the people of what made any annual fee tests be attend? it's the end of a painful chapter of displacement. the. this is turkey. turkey a is the 1st country to develop a national, sustainable tourism program in collaboration with the global, sustainable tou

welcome to or if you gentlemen kenneth, i want to start with you. why is trump doing this? america's not even a member of the i c c. so what is trump's motivation in carrying out this executive order? well trumps view of international justice is that is for other people, not for americans or their allies and their been elements of disposition, but the us government has maintained going back to the origins of the dreadful criminal court at the original negotiations in rome, that was the main us position where they were happy with the court having trish fiction by a means that washington could control. so, you know, they, they were okay with the veterans restriction over the citizens of governments to join the court. because the us government have no intention of joining. they were okay with jurisdiction confirmed confirmed by the un security council because washington could use and speak out. but what they didn't want was jurisdiction by virtue of where the crime took place on the territory given member state. and that's what's at issue involved because palestine has joined

thank you so much for all your thoughts to will i guess, went in pace. kenneth, well david l. phillips, we are out of time. thank you for all your analysis and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll just say we're adult calm. i'm for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha. inside story. you can also join the conversation on x on handle is at a j inside story. for me, my insight and the whole team here, the it's one of the most recognized sites around the world. thing for support from phone wide, which sort of signs back home. it's more than just a football club. anyone who says policy should be left off with football and you know, doesn't know about football, isn't about politics. and this is the stuff on the passion and the politics of the pool, etc. the defiance joins part of the funds, who make football series on houses that are on counting the cost. what's behind donald trump's terrorist? and could they trigger a global trade war? india is facing on its middle class to

your wish for kenneth you hit me first would be a real thing. will be a real thing? >> yes it is. better off being a 51st state because we lose 200 with canada. i'm not going to let that happen. why are we paying $200 billion a year? now after the 51st st estate i

hoda kotb: his name, kenneth williams.shots with the walgreens video. and you think, boom, we've got our guy. i think it's probably him, but there again, the picture on the video's not real good. but i start focusing in on him at that point. hoda kotb: then rick's investigation got lucky again. an unlikely witness came forward with information about that same kenneth williams and the night erica and her mom were shot. but the witness, rashon turner, was questionable. he was charged with murder himself, for which he'd later plead guilty to manslaughter. and he was also gravely wounded in a shooting. prosecutor john heck. john heck: he's on his deathbed, he thinks he's going to hell, and he has something he needs to say. hoda kotb: weeks later, turner's health improved enough to talk to rick arnold. james and kenneth williams. they had supposedly hit a lick on a woman. they hit a lick on some lady. what does that mean? that's slang term for a robbery. hoda kotb: robbery that quickly escalated to murder. he knew things he cou

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kenneth hobson jr is a coach with leading men, fellowships. atlanta branch.an remember i didn't have my first man of color teachcher unl i was in high school. nationally, black men make up less than 1% of elementary and early education. public school teachers. so what we do is we train, mentor, and recruit men of color between the ages of 18 and 24 to be literacy tutors inside of pre-k classrooms. kenneth now mentors jamari, who's getting experience working with kids at benteen elementary. count your fingers syllabus. we really are like a melting pot of all the great things that make us a great community. andrew lovett is principal at benteen elementary, with 45% black, 29% hispanic, 17% white, 9% two or more races. it's very important to have someone who looks like the children representing and teaching them a lot about. a lot of times we realize that we are the only role model that our kids have. leading men fellowship operates in five cities. participants are paid $17 an hour, and at the end of a completed service year, they qualify for a $2,500 scholarshi

prime minister trudeau also talked about an additional kenneth smith ramos who was mexico's of the north american free trade agreement during donald trump's first term, for a month. we have, as you know, the review of the usmca so right now we avoided the immediate imposition of tariffs but this issue will continue to the long—term and it's important for mexico to convince the us government that the mexican economy is essential for the us to be able to compete with china and the rest of the world. he has threatened the european union if there is not more market access for us products. so he actually believes that tariffs can have a beneficial the big mistake the us is doing is that by virtue of violating the agreements we have in the usmca, in relationship with president trump this very important agreement that is essential with its top two trading partners, a rollercoaster in terms of the relationship he has got more commitment from both mexico and canada to put more resources into border security which is what he's been after. yes, i mean, we negotiated with trump and the first time dr

kenneth's commitment to his community didn't stop there. for 52 years, he was actively involved in the rue tan -- ruritan club where he and his wife provided delicious meals and graciously embodied his motto, fellowship, goodwill, and community service. we reflect on kenneth's remarkable life and contributions and extend my prayers to his family and all those who were fortunate enough to have known him. his legacy and kindness and service will forever resonate in our hearts. may we all find inspiration in kenneth's example and strive to make a difference as he did. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, by direction on the republican conference, i off offer a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 107, resolved, the -- >> i ask unanimous consent the resolution be printed american samoa read and

it's the ideas and kenneth shifting that discourse will open the space for cooperation that may be very beneficial to humanity writ large. >> thank you. let's open the floor for questions. we have a mic in the room. >> thank you. an interesting talk and congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> my question is looking at what we are experiencing today in the tray, something of a backlash against aids. i thought is interesting to think about that in the context of the chinese approach that you said. kind of inner layer which is my wish of aid, language of euros leadership where as for china you are describing it, they are describing it as all integrated, didn't you use the word aid and this can all bundled up with the idea like development, trade some things that benefit chinese people and china directly. i'm wondering based on your research do you fight evidence, has that help them to avoid backlash in own country? do you see critics there that are saying the same way critics have talked about here about how money is spent abroad is money not spent at home where it's vitally needed.

was also as a minister, still quite astute in dealing with the political realities, he talked with kenneth culbreath, and we can work with poverty, if the rich can agree to become even richer but at a slower pace. that is pro-revolutionary, and king also did a critique of our society, saying that this beloved community of which he spoke could not be attained under the president at that time and a capitalist society. he talked very seriously about a redistribution of wealth, he raised the question, why should people have these wire bills when the earth is two thirds water. and actually said, you would love this, he used the scripture in the bible, saying what must i do , and he says you must be born again, and the way king interprets that, you must restructure your life. and he said, the united states must restructure this life. the way he goes about things. >> how did you know i was going to use that this sunday? you just read my mind. >> and we should always be dissatisfied, and his last speech to the southern christian leadership conference which he cofounded, said we must be dissatisfie

kenneth hartman junior, president of the national corn growers association.nk you for being here, mr. keith felty, thank you for being here. president, national association growers from altus oklahoma. not north dakota arkansas. we been bragging about our wheat, are you close to the kansas border? >> i'm in southwest oklahoma. >> okay. mr. chris ingalls died president of the national barley growers association from fertile minnesota, i certainly know where that is. amy france chair of the national sorghum producer scott city kansas. josh y introduced a minute ago mr. garrett moore, member of the u.s. peanut federation from chancellor alabama, mr. ken beall's cousin american sugar beet hours association from dora minnesota and that leads us to mrs. jennifer james, board of directors usa rice newport arkansas, and i know how excited are chairman is to introduce both you and mr. reid i see how he bookend at this deal which doesn't surprise me. >> thank you very much for your help. i did mention that inadvertently that i said when i introduced senator moran i sai

i'm joined now by kenneth smith ramos, who was mexico's chief negotiator for the modernisation of theth american free trade agreement .. gs..you :. gg s g.g.ss ggyou for g g. - g... you for t ts gg..g me. tsts you for t ts gg..g me. you area great tstst you for t ts gg..g me. you are a great person to speak about we been are a great person to speak about what we have been safer (laser the last aeer the last hours. happen over the last 2a hours. what is the main thing we should understand this 30 should understand about this 30 day pause?— daypause? is very day , pause? is very what it is very important what mexico achieved in terms of immediate avoiding the immediate imposition of tariffs which have been a violation of terms of the us mca and the terms of the us mca and would have caused great damage to mexican exporters but as well to us economy that well to the us economy that heavily both on imports depends heavily both on imports from mexico and also its from mexico and also on its exports the mexican market. exports to the mexican market. i think the mexican government has emphas

. >> reporter: kenneth hartman jr.h generation farmer from waterloo, illinois. >> definitely wet. >> reporter: his family operation produces corn, soy point, and wheat. it is sector already under pressure. >> the economics last years has been challenging any with all of the inflation that has happened. >> reporter: add on the inflation of tariffs, a pain hartman knows all too well. when the first trump administration imposed import taxes on china in 2018, beijing retaliated by targeting u.s. agriculture with up to 25% tariffs. the usda estimates retaliation reduced farming exports by over $27 billion, nearly all from china. what impact did you see on your farm personally? >> corn market dropped $0.50, $0.60 over that period of time. the soybean market dropped even more than that. so the president did come through and help us with some supplement as far as during that period of time. but it still, you know, farmers want markets. >> reporter: trade not aid, right? >> exactly, exactly. >> reporter: while china's latest ro

. >> reporter: kenneth hartman jr. wet. >> reporter: his family operation produces corn, soybean and wheat. it's a pressure already under pressure. >> the economics of agriculture the last three years has been really challenging any way with all the inflation that's happened. >> reporter: add on the complication of tariffs, a pain hartman knows all too well. when the first trump administration imposed import taxes on china in 2018, beijing retaliated by targeting u.s. agricultural with up to 25% tariffs. the usda estimates reduced farming exports by over $27 billion, nearly all from china. what impact did you see on your farm personally? >> corn market dropped 50, 60 cents over that period of time. the soybean market dropped even more than that. so the president did come through and help us with some supplement as far as during that period of time, but it's still, you know -- farmers -- >> trade, not aid, right? >> exactly, exactly. >> reporter: while china's latest round of retaliatory actions does not target agricult

five, governor trudeau carl -- crawled to the table, "i just had a good call with president chopping kennetho lamenting 1.3 billion-dollar border plan, reinforcing the border with new choppers, technology and personnel, enhance coordination with the american part -- partners and increase resources to stop the flow of fentanyl. 10,000 front-line personnel are and will be working on protecting the border." canada caved. and in exchange trump paused tariffs for 30 days. there was no inflation, no recession. the market closed pretty much flat. but we have been told tariffs do not work and trump trade wars are reckless. so far every country that's been threatened bent the knee and we've not conceded at thing. and if tariffs are eventually enacted americans consumers have a choice. we don't have to pay for corona, we can by bud. just not bud light. tariffs encourage americans to buy american. and it encourages multinational, if they don't want to get hit with the tariff, to have their products made in america. that boost american jobs and wages. europe is next. >> president trump: we have massive

because he was so jam packed, didn't bring up pvh, the parent company of sal vin kline, tommy hilfiger, kenneth if cole new york. it's, obviously, a retail company. it is getting hit more in a pronounced way, down about 1.6%. china, oddly, picked that one company to basically slap tariffs on. is so it's pretty interesting. they were targeted, but it was with a softer touch. we should dig into china's google ban. its new antitrust probe. yes, china slapping an antitrust probe on google, and the effect on the success? try none. at 11:16 a.m. eastern time, shares hit an all-time high of $20 the 6. they are barely below that right now, 205.68, a gain of 2.25. google's search engine, maybe this is it, it's been banned in china since 2009, so china's threat had neither if bark, nor bite. investors choosing to for example on alphabet earnings about 50 minutes away, anticipating earnings-driven moves, though, are one thing. but with this almost constant fire hose flow of headlines out of washington, d.c. and globally hitting the tape, is it time for investors to realize they're going to have to do a lo

of state in the first trump administration and the bleep the position first occupied it by george kennethis had a distinguished set leaders ever since. she's affiliated with the america first policy institute and that heritage foundation. and she's an advisor to the president of the heritage foundation. i mentioned that she's an expert national security. now they think in his remarks, seven passing that the project encounter some special difficulties trying to come up with national security measures and so please give us your thoughts on national security state or national security how weof go about assessing the stae of our national security please. >> will first let me thank professor doug harris for doing this project when he first contacted me a couple of years ago so there's no way that you compose off the chairman of the economics department and running institutes having a full research to do so i hope i did not demoralize you to much. [laughter] we stuck with and it really brings i think me to one of the most important points about how our nation post-world war ii became the best e

kenneth and illinois, go ahead.r: good morning, i'm recent from chicago illinois, i was a drug addict, i went to prison. to stop the drugs we have to stop pointing at other countries, we have to point at ourselves, they are not bringing that over here. we get money from them over here to the united states. we're complaining about things that we can stop -- that we can stop right we can stop drugs in the prison in illinois in florida and then were worried about what happened in another world in another country. we need to worry about united states. i am a democrat, i don't like the president as a man, but he is the president and i respect him and i'm listening to him and him looking at these taxes on canada. we need to stop building -- start building stuff here in the united states because most my clothes have mexico on it and italy and everyplace else. not chicago or washington dc on the clothes, that's on us. we need to stop pointing fingers at other countries. i want to thank you for being on the station. i wish y

kenneth and illinois, go ahead.r: good morning, i'm recent from chicago illinois, i was a drug addict, i went to prison. to stop the drugs we have to stop pointing at other countries, we have to point at ourselves, they are not bringing that over here. we get money from them over here to the united states. we're complaining about things that we can stop -- that we can stop right we can stop drugs in the prison in illinois in florida and then were worried about what happened in another world in another country. we need to worry about united states. i am a democrat, i don't like the president as a man, but he is the president and i respect him and i'm listening to him and him looking at these taxes on canada. we need to stop building -- start building stuff here in the united states because most my clothes have mexico on it and italy and everyplace else. not chicago or washington dc on the clothes, that's on us. we need to stop pointing fingers at other countries. i want to thank you for being on the station. i wish y

i believe that's a position that was first occupied by george kenneth and has had a distinguished set of leaders every since. she's affiliated with america-first policy institute and the heritage foundation and she's an adviser to the president of the heritage foundation. i mentioned that she's an expert in national security, doug, i think in his remarks said in passing that the project encountered some special difficulties in trying to come up with national security measures. so, karen, please give us your thoughts on national security, the state of our national security and how we go about assessing the state of our national security? please. >> first, let me think professor doug harris for doing this project. when you first contacted me a couple of years ago, i said there is no way you can pull this off being chairman of the economic department and institute having a full research agenda. i hope i didn't demoralize you too much, you stuck with it and it brings me to one of the most important points about how our nation post world war ii became the best economy in the world, the cou

on april 4th, margaret mcnulty or kenneth association president was nominated to the local homeless coordinating board. despite this this is on april 4th. she excuse me i'm a little out of breath. i'm a little nervous. she to take your time. >> thank you, sir. nervous thanks for coming in today. >> she announced that she was elected to her third term as president but that election had not taken place until june 28th . >> the other thing that ms.. mcdonald said she was president of the president of the 60 right. >> and i forget what that acronym stands for. i'm sure you're all familiar with that. she was president at the time. technically the board was in the process of recalling her at the april 4th meeting of the homeless oversight commission. she had avoided a recall a month prior by disrupting the meeting and forcing a vote for the next meeting which would have happened 20 days after this particular meeting. >> i'm referencing the other things she's done as president in 60. she has developed a counter program called residents council of advisors. >> it is surprisingly void of some of the code

kenneth. >> next up we have our representatives in the legislative branch of the city.visors and we want to ask them to come up together the new president of the board of supervisors rafael mandelman and he will have his crew. >> all right. >> president mandelman. >> thank you the jokes are bad the mcing is good. thank you for all you dofor us. i am rafael mandelman presidentful board of supervisors we have almost the entire board here the folks who are not here connie chan, engardio and nly not here they are in e budget and financemittee dealing with personalegislation tht mir has thrown ats and other thing this is need to get done for the city and county. we do havee fm d2 steven chair. from d 7 melgar. d3 danny sauter. d5 mahmood and from d11 chen. we are here we love china town we love our ap i community because we love the chinese chamber and thank you donald for all that you do every year to make this magical time magical in san francisco. and with that i will invite my colleague chen a greet nothing cantonese. happy new year! now -- a brief -- go. >> all right em

kenneth. >> next up we have our representatives in the legislative branch of the city.d of supervisors and we want to ask them to come up together the new president of the board of supervisors rafael mandelman a he will have his crew. >> all right. >> president mandelman. >> thank you the jokes are bad the mcing is good. thank you for all you do for us. i am rafael mandelman presidentful board of supervisors we have almost the entire board here the folks who are not here connie chan, engardio and dorsey are only not here they are in the budget and finance committee dealing with personal legislation tht mir has thrown at us and other thing this is need to get done for the city and county. we do have here from d2 steven chair. from d 7 melgar. d3 danny sauter. d5 mahmood and from d11 chen. we are here we love china town we love our ap i community because we love the chinese chamber and thank you donald for all that you do every year to make this magical time magical in san francisco. and with that i will invite my colleague chen a greet nothing cantonese. happy new year!

your wish for kenneth you hit me first would be a real thing. will be a real thing? >> yes it is.i'm not going to let that happen. why are we paying $200 billion a year? now after the 51st st estate i don't mind doing it. >> and still not sure he really means that. but i have understood him to sometimes deal in hyperbole. but before we address that and i know you know how the president is he can be quite interesting in some of the words he will say even if he means it or maybe not so much. doing to get your reaction to what he said about getting more from mexico and canada the tariffs appeared to be working so far. what is your reaction to that? >> he needs to get more and in terms of the sentinel and the cartels, the cartels have been labeled now a terrorist organization. we should not tolerate any terrorist organization working across the board we need to get serious about the cartels and eliminate them. eliminate the threat to america and americans hundreds of thousands of people have died because of those cartels and the need to pay the price. the present need to ratchet it up

kenneth. >> next up we have our representatives in the legislative branch of the city.g the board of supervisors and we want to ask them to come up together the new president of the board of supervisors rafael mandelman and he will have his crew. >> all right. >> president mandelman. >> thank you the jokes are bad the mcing is good. thank you for all you do for us. i am rafael mandelman presidentful board of supervisors we have almost the entire board here the folks who are not here connie chan engardio and dorsey are only not here they are in the budget and finance committee dealing with personal legislation tht mir has thrown at us and other thing this is need to get done for the city and county. we do have here from d2 steven chair. from d 7 melgar. d3 danny sauter. d5 mahmood and from d11 chen. we are here we love china town we love our ap i community because we love the chinese chamber and thank you donald for all that you do every year to make this magical time magical in san francisco. and with that i will invite my colleague chen a greet nothing cantonese. happy

this one is for you, kenneth. good afternoon. kenneth, thank you very much for joining afternoon.eth, thank you very much forjoining me, dawn. not for me. hours of glasses on, glasses off. kenneth. how do you expect me to read things at my advanced age? okay. i need to put my glasses on to read things like lovely messages from you. so keep them coming. meanwhile, brenda. afternoon. brenda says i talk too fast. so, brenda, the rest of the show will be for you. i'm joking. i'm going to talk as fast as i possibly can. just try and keep up at the back there. any case, keep your messages coming in because i do enjoy reading them and i'm going to read as many as i possibly can, especially the red ones. so keep them coming. gbnews.com/yoursay right, shall we talk about doctors? when was the last time you saw one? me nehhen the last time you saw one? me neither. okay. wes streeting has once again drawn criticism from nhs officials after attacking the service's reliance on foreign doctors, the health secretary hit out at the nhs habit of pulling the immigration lever, with nearly 70% of me