michael williams _ them? it makes me angry. michael williams was - them?been accused of murder. on may 31 last year, michael decided to take a drive to buy some cigarettes will stop it was a night of protests over the george floyd's murder. there were crowds of people, they were all over the place. �*s what made turn around. someone he recognised from his neighbourhood asked him for a ride back home. he agreed. i stopped at this light. he wasn't even in the car stop two minutes. before another car pulled up and open fired. got him in the head. i was hollering out my passenger, you are right, you ok? he wasn't saying anything that when i glanced up at him from the floor i saw the blood coming down and ijust put the pedal all the way to the floor. michael took the man to hospital where he later died from his wounds. two months later the police knocked on his door stop he was arrested for first degree murder, accused of shooting his passenger in his car. brendan max, michael's lawyer, talks through the case against him. lawyer, talks through the case against

michael williams was released from jail two months ago, having been accused of murder. michael decided to take a drive to buy some cigarettes. it was a night of protests over george floyd's murder. there was crowds of people, they was all over the place. that's what made me turn around. someone he recognised from his neighbourhood asked him for a ride back home. he agreed. i stopped at this light. he wasn't even in the car two minutes before another car pulled up and opened fire, struck him in the head, and i was hollering out to my passenger, "are you all right, you ok, are you hit?" and he wasn't saying anything, and when i glanced up at him from the floor i saw the blood coming down and ijust put the pedal all the way to the floor. michael took the man to hospital, where he later died from his wounds. two months later, the police knocked on his door. he was arrested for first degree murder, accused of shooting his passenger in his car. brendan max, michael's lawyer, talks through the case against him. the police had no witness who said that they saw michael shoot anyo

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nike, michael jordan and lebron james are scared to speak. william la jeunesse with the story. coverage from los angeles. william. >> the twitter post went viral because of what it said about lebron james and his contract with nike and the company for using slave labor in china to make shoes. he rips both as hypocrites. >> dear nike. your company says you are making positive impact in our communities. that is true, yes, you are. here in the united states nike stands with the black lives matter, nike stands with -- but when it comes to china, nike remains silent. you do not address brutality in china. what are you doing about the slave labor that makes your shoes? that slave labor that makes you rich? >> james famously said what's right is right and what's wrong is wrong and insisted kentucky arrest three cops. he said stand up against police brutality and for minorities but nothing about china and the abuse of forced labor and ethnic minorities there where nike and the nba make millionss showing games and selling merchandise. james twitter page lots of pictures of him but nothi

michael what is your preferred name in nat-gas? >> we lick williams corp.ountry. move a quarter to a third of the natural gas consumed in the united states. what we like about williams a very strong cash flow with leverage short term of rising gas prices not a commodity produces which gets paid on volumes. we see attractive growth going forward. for a company that yields 5 1/2% today. we expect the company will grow its dividend in the mid-single digits and importantly we think as the world thinks about energy transmission to think about reducing the carbon footprint, natural gas can help achieve those goals as a transition fuel. we see williams yield 5 1/2% and single-digit growth and long runway for growth and relevance and a good story to tell with esg what it can do for the environment. liz: is p-e ratio about 24, is that expensive or siftings in your target area? >> pipeline company pe can be distorted, depends on appreciation and where they are in trajectory of cap-ex. we look more on free yield cash flow basis. on stock yields 8 or 9% which is attrac

on sunday master deputy william marsh died of covid-19. on sunday sergeant michael ride was struck and killed by commercial vehicle and also on the day johnny really is was assaulted by a man who attacked him and left him unconscious. on tuesday, correctional officer scanlon -- of this amazing when i read about his story, he was shot in a 2016 and it just succumbed to his injuries this week. these are our officers and these are our heroes and they should be honored. this is not a cabinet level event where you send mayorkas, steve is exactly right. you don't send garland, is the end of the president of the united states. i can tell you one thing, our former commander in chief should have been there, one might wonder where ours was, he might have already been asleep. >> harris: sometimes what you see some of us doing on social media and fox news that does as a whole, you see some of those fun body cam things up cops doing things that are nice but i want to focus on what they do that saves lives because, you know, we have at&t services, sometimes cops are the first one

carley: the coroner believes petito was killed, doctor michael joins us to break down the autopsy report. jillian: black belt day for captain kirk, william general head to space after the blue origin lunch was delayed due to weather. the actor will be joined by a crew of three when they head 62 miles above the earth's surface in the new shepherd rocket. they went over training to prepare for the launch including what it will be like in 0 gravity. 90 years old shannon will be the oldest person to travel into space. the stuff is scheduled for 7:00 eastern time. todd: we told you about the newly exposed emails time the president of his son hunter's finances. what would it mean to the country if he became a target of an fbi investigation? and ethics expert breaks down the legal ramifications. jillian: compact over you this morning, joe concha, lawrence jones and sean duffy coming up live. ♪♪ these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> the new emails obt

william shatner, 90 years old, will fly aboard blue origin�*s next crude rocket on october 12. michael of it. yeah, it's newsworthy, it is something to talk about, i guess, right? that was a point of this announcement, i'm sure. i mean, blue origin is getting some good publicity out of this and it's gonna be good advertisement for the product which is a, yeah, like a space tourism vehicle that can take people on brief trips to the suborbital frontier. and i get this idea of having a celebrity onboard on your earlierflights to get your publicity up and, of course, the star trek links, well, irresistible, isn't it? it's great. yeah. i want to put this delicately but he is 90 years old. are there any particular risks with being that age and doing this? yeah, well, you know, being 90, just getting out of bed in the morning is a bit of a risk, i suppose, so not to make light of it but he i'm sure he is signing a bunch of waivers and i'm sure he is a well aware of the risks involved. anybody getting on a spacecraft that's being launched off of earth via a rocket, that is a dangerous thing to

michaels and cris collinsworth and michele tafoya. second and five. mahomes throws and caught by williams. fighting close to the first down.as it, it will be first down and goal. 18-point game. they are going to spot the ball just shy of the line to gain. >> cris: eric bieniemy who is the tremendous offensive coordinator for the chiefs kept telling patrick, you don't have to be the hometown hero every single week. it's okay every once in a while to let somebody else be the hero and he is showing that kind of patience right now. >> al: hill was the running back. instead to the fullback who is williams in this case. williams was the primary running back. put him in the fullback position and hill back there. first and goal. >> cris: why do they do this? everybody knows you're going to number 10. no. here comes the fullback. so many times really kelce and hill are used as a distraction and nothing else. >> al: hill comes out. it winds up in the hands of kelce for the touchdown. quick snap. different formation they have used at any point tonight. the rain begins to come down again but the chiefs are back in the game. >> cris: t

michael knight. this is the 1st place. last year i said, i'm not saying that he's been a cigarette. you're more likely fall in my room. if you don't smoke williams 8th and then also post off the 1st vapor related deaths occurred in russia or even earlier than in the us in the republic of that are done. and leningrad region in 2016. and in study us gall in 2020. in every case the victims were teenagers. soon after that in 2021, the 1st patient in moscow was diagnosed with a volley. 17 year old r cindy, but my up was taken to an emergency room with 90 percent lung damage. with 4 year olds from digital will, with our senate valley diagnosis has already had a significant impact on his future. several professions are now beyond his reach, and he can never join the military service with a voice for sure. can you know, of course, country music for today. and as of today. yeah, sure it's, it's brutal. alex from utah are, is 20 years old. his story didn't just shake america with the whole world i had bought in the day to use the reason why i chose it was like peach. i was, i wanted the menthol, the mentee mental as well. and it was the one that smelled t

michael's report, soon mr. easmon was meeting face-to-face, william barr and telling him how mr. on citizenship. mr. easmen wrote a memo. >> i don't know what else to call it, michael, he wrote a legal memo trying to explain to the president of the united states how he can remain in office and ignored 84 million votes against him. >> yeah, the thing that struck us about easmon was the feedback that how was he the last person in the room with the president at such a crucial juncture in the president's administration and american history. and as you guys were laying out, it starts on fox news. it starts with the president seeing him on fox news. and that's how he comes into that orbit. it's in that final weeks when folks like bill barr had turn their back on the president and the white house council was not going along with not what trump wanted. he looks for others coming up wp rationals that he was looking for and easmon provided them. in the en, january 4th, where the president trying to pressure pence into intervening on january 6th on the president's behalf is eastman in the r

william shatner going to space. worth it. minutes of the fit latest meeting out later today. michael turns his attention from the cpi data to this. mike, what are we expecting? michael: i've been trying to figure out a way to work the phrase "based, the final frontier -- space, the final frontier" into a hit but it has not worked out. just did. alix: could be smoother. michael: we are waiting on the fit -- everyone in line with the view that we could see a tapering starting. jay powell did say in his press conference and say it was likely they would suit be announcing a taper. we will see what they said about the outlook for inflation and whether or not they think it will get too high. right now it looks like it will bring us back to blue origin. alix: what is the language we need to look out for just in case they say this, that might mean something else? michael: not a lot this time. alix: you are not building up the excitement. michael: not building up the excitement. this is one of those situations. any discussion about regulation. the news came out last night that randal quarles

michael? >>> now to the liftoff for blue origin. actor williamdly going into space at 90 years old. transportation correspondent gio benitez is at the launch site in van horn, texas, for us this morning. gio, i miss you. i was out there last time with you. good morning. michael.morning, i miss you too. you can see there it looks like there was a hold in place. we were at t minus 15 minutes. now they're holding. they're holding to check the vehicle readiness to make sure they're ready to go into space. i got to tell you the weather is looking good here for a history-making launch. in just hours this morning, lgendary actor william shatner will launch into history as the oldest person ever to fly to space, 90 years old. soaring 60 miles above the earth's surface at 2,200 miles per hour. >> warp 1. >> reporter: his iconic "star trek" character captain kirk now closer to reality. blue origin releasing this new video of shatner walking through the launch site. >> there is this mystique of being in space and that much closer to the stars and being weig

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william roddie. bryan, you see the 3 here are facing state murder charges and attempted kidnapping charges. michaeln and killing arbery while he was jogging in february of 2020. if convicted. the suspects face a maximum sentence of life in prison. former president donald trump is suing to block the release of documents to the january 6 select committee of congress challenging president joe biden's decision. >> trump claims in the lawsuit that the request is, quote, almost limitless in scope and seeks records with no reasonable connection to that day. the committee is seeking the documents as part of its investigation into how a mob of trump supporters stormed the capitol building in an effort to stop the certification of biden's presidential win. in texas. southwest airlines employees gathered outside company headquarters in dallas today to protest the airlines covid vaccine mandate. they held signs saying things like to terminate the mandate. among those at the protest texas attorney general ken paxton. he says that he was there to support workers who risk losing their jobs for not getting the vac

williams is following this. our capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell also joining us. talk to us about michael riley, pete. we learned he'll remain free during this process under certain conditions? >> reporter: right. an initial court appearance no plea. that comes later on this indictment. allowed to be released provided he la no weapons and can't be in contact with a specific group of people. although the court, that was under seal about specifically who he can't be in touch with. >> what else, pete, can you tell us about the situation? >> reporter: according to the indictment here, he reached out to a man before the riot. i should make clear. the charges don't say he had anything to do with facilitating the riot or anything to do with anything that happened on or before january 6th. what the indictment says on the 1st of january he actually reached out to a virginia fishing boat captain. not named in the court documents, but law enforcement officials tell us who this man is, because they both had an interest in fishing. then after the riot, when riley became aware this man posted images an

michael. >>> just two hours east of los angeles, the mountains rugged, rural, isolated, the perfect place to get lost. it was here that william 1984 murder of robin hoynes had settled. what was he doing way up here in the wilderness? >> he was a firefighter and worked his way up to fire captain here at the station in 2000. >> a fire captain with the california department of forestry, according to dale hutchinson, he was responsible for this station. by the year 2003, marshall had been here almost 15 years, lived quietly in this rustic community known as mountain center. people called him bill, respected him, trusted him to keep them safe. >> he lived right there at the house right behind you. >> terry quinn made friends with marshall soon after he moved in. >> he was a very good person. he was very well respected. he fit in real well up here on the mountains. >> back in torrance, the case detectives had revived after almost 20 years was not fitting together so well. they had hoped that key piece of evidence, the foam, would tie marshall to that long ago crime scene, but the lab wouldn't definitively back it up. without some b

michael myers of politics, except we wish she wore a mask. wow, that is harsh. this is one -- this is one book you can judge by it's cover. what's going on? this week, william shatner became the oldest man to travel to space. but the flight only lasted three minutes, he did have sex with at least three hot alien chicks. anybody found that 4 in 10 parents would ditch their children in coach if they could upgrade to first class. meanwhile, four in ten children said they would kill their children for chicken fingers. it marginalized students of color. sad news for the grand marshal, justin trudeau. that's a great joke. the rolling stones have dropped brown sugar from the set list of their current tour, not because of the racial lyrics, it's just bad for their glucose levels. finally, a loud prostitute was kicked out of public housing for being too loud while working from home during the pandemic. but she still allowed to zoom into meetings for cnn. that's it. don't go away. we'll be right back. check it out. serena... scary movie... serena... scary movie... serena williams ready to serve. ahh! quiet, please. get your tv together with the best of live and on de

michael sam, the first openly gay player. carl nassib, who's the first active n.f.l. playero come out as gay, plays for the raiders, gruden's former team. williamfor the sports media site, the undefeated. bill rhoden, great to have you back on the "newshour". what was your reaction when you first heard about this whole saga. >> i was surprised not because i was surprised by what gruden said and that he said it but more that i know that he is very popular, people like him, he's kind of known in the business as a guy's guy, and the owner likes him a lot. he gave him ths unprecedented ten-year contract, and i know that he did not want to see him leave. so i thought that he was just going to try to run out the clock and play it out, ut it just got to be too much. if it had been just demaurice smith and the racism, maybe he could have walked with that, but calling the commissioner a slur, he checked every single box of bigotry and racism. and in this the n.f.l. when they're talking about diversity and inclusion, he could not survive that. so i was surprised they did it so quickly. i was not surprised at what he said. >> reporter: in your column for

michael and george on this thursday morning. wonderful to see the emotion. >> good morning from william shatner. >> exactly so. >>> we have a lotto including the supply chain crisis fueling inflation. the president's proposed a strategy to solve the issues. shippers in ports like this one in los angeles operating around the clock right now. we're going to have more on that in a few moments. >>> we begin with that breaking news overnight. 10,000 john deere workers going on strike. you're looking live at some employees hitting the picket lines in illinois this morning. this as some other strikes could impact health care and hollywood. terry moran is tracking the latest for us. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, michael. that strike at john deere just the latest in a wave of labor stoppages across the country. there is a new militant spirit in the american workforce. workers want more and they're increasingly willing to strike to get it. this morning, 10,000 workers at john deere hit the picket lines in iowa, illinois and kansas. they argue even as the agricultural equipment company's profits grew by 61% in recent yea

michael myers of politics, except we wish she wore a mask. wow, that is harsh. this is one -- this is one book you can judge by it's cover. what's going on? this week, william shatner became the oldest man to travel to space. but the flight only lasted three minutes, he did have sex with at least three hot alien chicks. anybody found that 4 in 10 parents would ditch their children in coach if they could upgrade to first class. meanwhile, four in ten children said they would kill their children for chicken fingers. it marginalized students of color. sad news for the grand marshal, justin trudeau. that's a great joke. the rolling stones have dropped brown sugar from the set list of their current tour, not because of the racial lyrics, it's just bad for their glucose levels. finally, a loud prostitute was kicked out of public housing for being too loud while working from home during the pandemic. but she still allowed to zoom into meetings for cnn. that's it. don't go away. we'll be right back. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitc

williams nomination. further at 11:00 a.m. the senate vote on the confirmation of michael s. nachmanoff and sarala vidya nagala nominations following the vote on the williams mission to and at 2:00 -- nominations, and that at 5:15 p.m., the senate vote on motions to invoke cloture on the delliger nominations, and if cloture is invoked on any of the nominees, the confirmation votes be at a time to be determined with the majority leader in consultation with the republican leader. if any nominations are confirmed during wednesday's session, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. mr. schumer: for the information of senators, there will be three roll call votes at 11, two roll call votes at 2:15 and two roll call votes at 5:15. if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask to come before the senate, i ask >> lawmakers today approved a several the president biden's nominees including a handful of judicial picks in a number of investor nominees and we expect our prejudici