knowing that mr. roys in the truck, knowing the condition of the truck, knowing or at least having a state of mind that 15 minutes would pass, ms. carter takes no action. in the furtherance of the duty that she has created by instructing mr. roy to get back into the truck. she admits in a subsequent text that she did nothing. she did not call the police or mr. roy's family. she knew his location, again according to a text that she sent, as being at the kmart plaza. according to one of her emails, and other -- i'm sorry, according to other credible evidence, police officers who testified, the location where mr. roy's truck was located was approximately one half mile from the public services office from the fire department and police department. she did not notify his mother or his sister. even though just several days before that, she had requested their phone numbers from mr. roy and had obtained them and had opened a line of communication on july 10th, just a few days before the events in question. she c

. >> knowing that mr. roy is in the truck, knowing the condition of the truck. >> reporter: the judge said carter knew the 18-year-old roy had been suicidal when he start to fill his truck with carbon monoxide. but he exited the truck seeking fresh air and texted carter, who replied, get back inside. it was one of dozens of texts she had sent him telling him to kill himself. >> she indicates that she can hear him coughing and she can hear the loud noise of the motor. >> reporter: the judge found her actions were reckless and created a life-threatening situation for roy and she had a duty to help him. >> she did not call the police or mr. roy's family. >> reporter: roy's family was in the courtroom. many of them crying throughout the verdict. >> this has been a very tough time for our family. and we would like to just process this verdict that we're happy with. >> reporter: carter is free on bail but she can't leave massachusetts. she is scheduled to be sentenced in august and could face up to 20 years in priso

. >> this court finds that instructing mr. roy to get back in the truck constituted wanton carter, creating a situation where there is a high degree of likelihood that substantial harm would result to mr. roy. she did not issue a simple additional instruction, get out of the truck. >> reporter: the defense will likely appeal. carter's attorneys had argued that roy, with a history of suicide attempts, would have taken his life anyway. he even recorded conversations of his struggles. >> i've created a monster out of myself. the past few years. because of my depression. racing thoughts. suicidal thoughts. >> reporter: the massachusetts aclu has already criticized the verdict as a violation of the defendant's right to free speech. tell that to conrad roy's mother, lynn, whose life has little words. >> i don't understand why you would want someone that was so beautiful inside and out, that had so much -- that was such a kind person to die. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12

. >> when miss carter realizes that mr. royas exited the truck, she instructs him to get back into the truck which she has reason to know is or is becoming a toxic environment inconsistent with human life. >> carter will be sentenced august 3rd and faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> well you see it you shoot it, our fresco user are helping us show what's happening in your neighbor. so brad what's going on tonight? >> plenty happening dawn. community coming together tonight inside west oak lane for a youth forum. state senator art heywood philadelphia cease fire another community organizations all teaming up tonight for the forum called peace in the northwest. fresco user tyrone marques at the event sending us the video the group talking about neighborhood issues and how to peacefully resolve them. >>> and fresco user janine tak taking to us william morrow beach in new jersey tonight kicking off the 25th annual summer concert series. starting tonight every friday through september 8th it's going to feature different musical act

. >> this court finds that instructing mr. roy to get back in the truck constituted wanton and reckless conduct by miss carter. >> reporter: in the last week of roy's life, carter sent dozens of text messages, urging him to kill himself, all part of what prosecutors say was an attempt to gain sympathy and attention from classmates. "you're ready and prepared. all you have to do is turn the generator on and be free and happy." but it was this text from carter to her friend, sam boardman, sent two months after roy's death, that sealed her fate. "i could have stopped hip. i was on the phone with him and he got out of the car because it was working and he got scared and i told him to get back in." the defense argued that roy would have taken his life anyway. he had a history of depression and suicide attempts. >> social anxiety, depression. it's controlling me. >> reporter: prosecutor katie rayburn: >> there are no winners here today. two families have been torn apart and will be affected by this for years to come. >> reporter: michel

. >> mr. roy was suicidal for a very lengthy period of time.t comes up in his text messages very clearly, she did not have a legal duty and therefore any omission to call for assistance is lacking in the evidence at this point. >> jon: our legal panel, criminal defense attorney mercedes, most people are revolted by what she did, the question is, is it against the law? >> it is when you think about what he had done in the final moments of his life. he was in the car, he had second thoughts and he or she is asking him what he's doing, and telling him to get back in the car. she urged him and goaded him repeatedly to get back in the car, to finish himself off and that is exactly what it is. those finite moments when he had second thoughts, got out of the car, that is what's going to ultimately go there. >> jon: that meets the definition of involuntary manslaughter? >> absolutely. on the defensive side, we all agree that this was disgusting and horrible. on the defense side, it is that words via text alone or not weapon enough to satisfy the mansla

. >> when miss carter realizes that mr. roy has exited the truck, she instructs him to get back into the truck which has reason to know is or is becoming a tox environment inconsistent with human life. >> carter is going to be sentenced august 3rd facing up to 20 years in prison. >>> president trump today announcing that he is rolling back many of president trump president obama's policies toward cuba. >> the policy reversal being touted by the white house as a change that further empowers the people of cuba but not everyone agrees. fox's lauren blanchard reports. >> reporter: the president says today's dis his campaign po help end the repression of the cuban people. >> with god's help, a free cuba is what we will soon achieve. >> reporter: the president reiv in miami after announcing his plan to reverse the united states' policy towards cuba. >> effective immediately, i am canceling the last administration's completely one sided deal with cuba. >> reporter: with an estimated 2 million hispanics of cuban ancestry living in the

. >> knowing that mr. roy is in the truck, knowing the condition of the truck, she indicates that she can hear him coughing and she can hear the loud noise of the motor. >> carter faces up to 20 years in prison. judge ruled that carter can remain free, on bail but she cannot contact roy's family or leave the state. a sentencing hearing is scheduled for august 3rd. >>> doctors say house majority whip steve scalise has a good possibility of recovering from the gunshot wound to the hip three days ago. scalise was with five other people when they were injured, when a gunman opened fire at a practice on wednesday, ahead of the annual congressional baseball game. despite the shooting the game went on, as planned, thursday night at nationals park in washington d.c., the democrats won the game but they gave the trophy to the republicans, so that they could give to it scalise. >>> authorities are expanding the investigation into russian interference, in the 2016 presidential election. investigators are now reportedly l

. >> knowing that mr. roy is in the truck, knowing the condition of the truck, she indicates that she can hear him coughing and she can hear the loud noise of the motor. >> carter now faces 20 years in prison, judge ruled that carter can remain free, on bail but she cannot contact roy's family or leave the state, her sentencing is scheduled for august the third >>> doctors say that house majority whip steve scalise has a good possibility of recovery from from hi gunshot wound to his hip. scalise and five others were injured after a gunman opened fire at a practice on wednesday, ahead of the annual congressional baseball game. despite the shooting, the game went on as planned on thursday night at nationals park in washington d.c., and the democrats won the game but they gave the trophy to the republicans, so they could give to it scalise. >>> and the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is now expanding, media reports have investigators looking at the finances of the jared k

romney's presidential campaign and former adviser to marco rubio's 2016 presidential campaign, and mr. royno votes, he's now the director of the center for the tenth amendment action. lonnie, let me start with you. which side do you think is going to have to give in if this bill is going to get passed? >> you actually have some problems from both sides, some conservatives expressing a point of view, and then you also have moderate that are -- the really -- as delicate of a balance as you can find. for that reason it will be different to move in one direction or the other without upsetting one side or the other. >> chip, do you agree? we know that in the house it was the freedom caucus who eventually got a few more things thrown in to get the house bill passed. do you think ted cruz and those people who support his reasoning to not vote right now, do you think he's going to get what he wants? but i find it interesting that the greatest -- so-called greatest deliberative body in the world, the u.s. senate introduces a bill and now the leaders are saying they're going to vote to it. i think t

. >> her actions and her failure to act where she had a self-created duty to protect mr. roys wanton and reckless conduct. this court now finds you guilty. >> that was a massachusetts judge convicting 20-year-old michelle carter of involuntary manslaughter. a major surprise to most who observed it.t. miss carter back in 2014 sent a barrage of texts to her deep black teenage boyfriend telling him to kill himself. soon thereafter he committed suicide. ms. carter now faced up to 20 years in jail when she's sentenced on august 3rd. and now just to draw the picture for you, he was in a car, and he is texting with her, and the gases are collecting in the car, and she tells him to get back in the car where he died. massachusetts doesn't have a law against encouraging suicide, but you've got a situation where she says she cared for him. he was terribly depressed, and i don't want to have him live this way anymore. what do you think? >> i think is very clear she had a direct role in the cause of his death. shect tried to take a chance by saying, she thought she would go against a judge

mr. roy l. ravia o of my state. mr. alvin j. peacard and last but certainly not least, mr. anderson b. wilson of sl slydale, louisiana. unfortunately, mr. wilson is the only ghost army soldier still alive in louisiana. i had the rare privilege and the rare honor of speaking with mr. wilson this morning. in december of 1943, president roosevelt authorized the ghost army unit. only two weeks later in january 1944, mr. wilson was on his way to camp morris, tennessee, to join the ghost army. who says the federal government can't move quickly when it wants to? mr. wilson trained there until may when his unit was shipped out of new york to liverpool, england. it was the largest convoy that at the time had ever crossed the atlantic ocean. from there mr. wilson and his team traveled more than any other unit. from england they went to france. they went to belgium. they went to holland. they went to luxemburg and they went to germany. mr. wilson and his comrades fought fearlessly through the war's end, members of the ghost army. in july of 1945, mr. wilson finally came home. however,

. >> the court finds that instructing mr. royo get back in the court constituted wanton and reckless conduct by miss carter. >> in the last week of roy's live carter sent doesness of messages inis that gaiting him to kill himself. you're ready and prepared all you have to do is turn the generator on and be free and happy. but it was this text to carter to her friends sent two months after roy's death that sealed her fate. ul defense argues that roy would have tan homicide life anyway he had a history of suicide attempts. >> reporter: prosecutors ray burn. >> there are no winners here today. >> reporter: admissible carter was 17 when comrade roy died and in essence was tried as an adult which means she faces up to 20 years in prison. she's out on bail until she's sentenced. we're cbs this morning saturday, taunton, massachusetts. >> jurors in the bill cosby sex assault trial will resume deliberations this morning after failing to reach a verdict for the fifth straight day. cosby's lawyers have repeatly demanded a mistrial. the jur

. >> this court finds that instructing mr. royo get back a carter. >> reporter: her defense team stunned. >> i'm disappointed. i'm not going to comment any further. >> reporter: they argue roy was determined to kill himself with or without carter's help. citing a 2012 chilling tape. >> you don't have to be happy. >> reporter: carter faces up to 20 years behind bars. the verdict sending a strong message about the power of words. >> one of the concerns that some people might have is the slippery slope concern. michelle carter, horrible actions. what about the next case? will it be so horrible? or will prosecutors also be involved in manslaughter charges? >> reporter: carter will be sentenced as an adult on the 20th. even though this event happened when she was just 17 years old. she has no contact with the roys. and the final made a final plea to anyone struggli help before it isprecutor katie have you. thank you for being back. this may surprise a lot of folks because suicide is generally thought of as an act that is done with one'

rhetorically raise the questions that we have to deal with, what are we going to do about that and mr. roy suggested if they're reviewing something, who should be monitoring these children up to the finalization of their immigration hearing, that is something either congress has to work on or the agencies have to work on because there should be proper follow-up. >> thank you. mr. blanco in minnesota, former minneapolis police chief used to say that crime victims are far less likely to dial 911 if they know the police officer responded to the call will check their papers. statistics bear this out. a study from the in university of illinois found that 44% of latino support that they are less likely to call the police even when they are the victim of the crime because they believe officers will use the interaction as an opportunity to check their immigration status. 45% say they are less likely to volunteer information about crimes they witness. 28% of latinos born in the united states say they are less likely to call the police when they are the victim of the crime because they fear police w

. >> this court finds that instructing mr. royget back in the truck constitutedconstit and reckless conduct. >> reporter: in the last week of roy's life, carter sent dozens of texts urging him to call himself, all part of what prosecutors say was an attempt to gain sympathy and attention from classmates. "you're ready and prepared. all you have to do is turn the generator on and be free and happy." but it was this text from carter to her friend sent two months after roy's death that sealed her fate. "i could have stopped him. i was on the phone with him when he got out of the car because it was working, and he got scared and i -- told him to get back in." the defense argued that roy would have taken his life anyway. he had a history of depression and suicide attempts. >> social anxiety, depression. it's controlling me. >> reporter: prosecutor katy rayburn. >> there are flno winners here today. two families have been torn apart and will be affected by this for years to come. >> reporter: michelle carter was 17 when conrad roy died

. >> this court finds that instructing mr. roy to get back in the truck constituted wanted and reckless conduct by ms. carter. >> her defense team stunned. >> beyond saying i'm disappointed i'm not going to comment further. >> reporter: they argue that roy was determined to kill himself with or without carter's help citing a 2012 suicide attempt and chilling videos he left about his own depression. >> you don't have to be happy. >> reporter: carter now faces up to 20 years behind bars. the verdict sending a strong message about the power of words. >> one of the concerns that some people might have is the slippery slope concern. michelle carter, horrible actions. what about the next case. will it be so horrible? or will prosecutors also be emotio emboldened to file manslaughter charges. >> even though the incident happened when she was 17 years old. she is not allowed to leave the state of massachusetts or have any contact with the roys. that family made a final employplea to anyone struggling with depression asking them to get hel

it was mr. royho had a plan to take his own life. >> reporter: the tragedy affecting roy's mother who took the stand tuesday at one point fighting back tears. >> he'd aa s hey, mom, can we talk? >> reporter: a devastating case where the judge must decide if words speak louder than actions. >> reporter: massachusetts -- today the defense is going to try to prove that roy acted alone and they're expected to bring michelle carter's friends to the stand. >> morgan, thank you. >> reporter: that's goi to be a fascinating verdict to see what they rule on that, or the judge. >> it's interesting. if you read the text messages, the moral line seems clear, but whether there's legal responsibility ist the heart of the trial. >> let's get another look at today's weather for dylan? . >> a warmup. temperatures getting degrees by the time we get to sunday. if you've been missing the warmer temps and it hasn't felt like spring, we are going to lose that area of low pressure and we'll start to see a pattern shift. to

. >> the evidence will show it was mr. royho had a plan to take his own life. >> reporter: the tragedy, affecting roy's mother, who took the stand tuesday, at one point, fighting back tears. >> he would say, hey, mom, can we talk? >> reporter: a devastating case where the judge must decide if words speak louder than actions. 40 states have laws criminalizing assisted or coerced suicide. but massachusetts isn't one of them. so, today, the defense is going to try to prove that roy acted alone. and they're expected to bring michelle carter's friends to the stand. matt? savannah? >> morgan radford, thank you very much. >> that's going to be a fascinating verdict to see what they rule on. >> it's interesting. if you read the text messages, the moral blame seems clear. but whether there's legal responsibility is at the heart of the trial. >>> let's get a look at today's weather, from dylan, in for al. >> we're looking at a warm-up, actually. temperatures will get close to 90 degrees by the time we get to sunday. if you've been missi

and they've already said that in the initial post mortem carried out on mr hasn't indicated that he died from spinal injuries roy a big discrepancy the between what the victim's friends and the police initially. from london. more fortunate for martin jol would winning journalist let's start with you know why the discrepancy do you think i mean the victims' families we just claiming the. broken you suffered head injuries in a permanent police complaints commission says a preliminary examination failed to establish quote a big discrepancy why. that's a tough question to ask at this stage with that we just don't know but i think perhaps the answer the question we should be asking is how independent is the i.p.c.c. i mean please police units investigating colleagues for potentially months which is not ideal is it so does does this discrepancy is the honest think the families the recent royals their credibility going about it into. well i think so yeah i mean we would there's a lack of accountability they have they don't seem to have made any real symbolic gesture to suspending any offices and we should also look at

mr nice guy! and the actor roy barraclough, best known for his role in coronation street, has died at the age of 81. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. brexit will become the focus of campaigning in the general election this afternoon, as the conservative, liberal democrat and labour leaders all hold events to outline their position on the eu. earlier, theresa may, who was in teeside, said the uk will be more prosperous once it leaves. in the next hour, labour leader jeremy corbyn is expected to warn that mrs may's approach to brexit is "reckless" and could harm jobs. here's our political correspondent leila nathoo on how the parties are pushing their brexit messages. she wants to move on, to dig herself out of the whole of last night's debate no—show, and on to the safer ground of brexit. a brighter future awaits, she says, but only she can get us there. i want us to work together to fulfil the promise of brexit too. because if we get brexit right, then together we can do great things. we can build a britain beyond brexit, that is stronger, fairer and even more prosperous than it is today. bu

mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life and memory of my friend, roy hurdle, who passed away thursday, may 25, at the age of 68. roy was a true public servant and community leader in montgomery county, illinois. throughout his life and career, he held many roles in the region and had an immeasurable impact on countless lives, including mine. as a teacher, circuit clerk, county board chairman and administrator for the county's department of health and human services in the state of illinois, roy's career was defined by his dedication to bettering the lives of those, not only in montgomery county, but also throughout central illinois. his involvement in the region went far beyond his career. roy was an active member of the disciples of christ in hillsboro, a 45-year men meb of the lion's club where he held all offices, the district lieutenant governor and district governor in 1991 and 1992. a member of the mount mariah masonic lodge number 51. a.f. and a.m. in hillsboro, president of the circuit clerk association, a member of the hillsboro moose lodge number 1377, part of the hillsboro

the former coronation street actor roy barraclough has died. he played mrd as dangerous was spotted by a member of the public yesterday. scientists have poured cold water on the theory we need to wash our hands with hot water to kill germs a study found cool flows remove the same amount of harmful bacteria. researchers also found antibacterial soap is no better than normal soap, but they recommend scrubbing your hands for at least ten seconds. police have released footage of golfer tiger woods struggling to walk after leaving his car. he wasn't found to have been drinking. he blamed his state on medication. now we are waiting on that speech in teesside from theresa may. we hope to be back there soon. first let's check out there soon. first let's check out the weather. hi anita, a mix of weather. the weather has turned in north western parts. we have fresher, wetter atlantic weather. the many of us are enjoying sunshine. this is the satellite, a clear band of weather, the front moving into northern ireland and scotland. rain—bearing cloud, but many central a

mr granger, are you free? not at the moment, captain peacock, but i've just heard there's and under 21s italian football team on the ground floor, so i'm just rearranging my underwear. laughter roystreet. he brought many laughs and even alec gilroy had his heartfelt moments. i love you, rita. alec... heartfelt moments. i love you, rita. alec. . . and heartfelt moments. i love you, rita. alec... and i want you to marry me. i know i have no right for you to feel the same especially after what was said tonight. after all, i'm just elderly man with any good years left in him long since gone. the actor roy barraclough, who's died at the age of 81. let's turn our attention to the weather now at tomasz schafernaker. the weather has turned across north—western parts of the uk, the great sky behind me is coming in from our weather watcher in the highlands in nairn. gloomy skies on and off through the day and there is rain around. the weather is not so bad across wales, some sunshine here, a bit hazy, though, the best of the weather clear blue skies in essex. today, the 1st ofjune, marks the first day of

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mr. wittes? >> no, uh-uh, no. >> who was that? >> a good friend of mine who's a professor in law school. >> and then round of questioning from senator roy blunt. >> you said you gave information to a friend after you were dismissed, so that friend could get the information into the public meade ya? >> correct. >> what kind of information was that? what kind of information did you give to that friend? >> that the -- the flynn conversation, that the president had asked me to let the flynn -- i'm forgetting my exact own words -- but the conversation in the oval office. >> so you didn't consider your memo or your sense of that conversation to be a government document? you considered somehow to be your own personal document that you could share with the media as you wanted to? >> correct. >> through a friend? >> i understood this to be my recollection recorded of my conversation with the president as a private citizen i frelt free to share that. i felt it very important to get it out. >> were all of your memos that you recorded on classified or other documents memos that might be yours as a private citizen. >> i'm sorry. i'm not following th

mr. wittes? >> no. >> who was it? >> a good friend who is a professor at colombia law school. >> a that exchange led to this round of questioning from roy blount. >> you said you gave that information to a a friend so th friend could get the information inrr the public media? >> correct. >> what kind of information did you give to the friend? >> the flynn conversation, that the president asked me to let the flynn -- the conversation in the oval office. >> you didn't consider that to be a government document, you considered it somehow to be your own personal document you coul share with the media as you wanted to? >> correct. >>. through a friend. >> i understood this to be my recollection recorded of my conversation with the apreside. as a private citizen, i felt free to share that. felt it very important to get it out. >> were all the memos you recorded on classified or other memos that might be yours as a private citizen? >> i'm sorry. i'm notti following the questio >> i think you said you used classified --ed >> not the classified documents. unclassified --me i don't have y of themas anymore. i gave them to the special counsel. my v

delaware, and roy blunt of missouri. objection. mr. sanders: madam president, i have just been informed that the alleged shooter at the republican baseball practice this morning is someone who apparently volunteered on my presidential campaign. i am sickened by this disspickible -- despicable act. let me be as clear as i can be -- violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society and i condemn this action in the strongest possible terms. real change can only come about through nonviolent action and anything else runs counter to our most deeply held american values. i know i speak for the entire country in saying that my hopes and prayers are that representative scalise,