ms. taylor's death resulted from that violation. in a separate indictment, the grand jury charges former lmpd officer brett hankinson with using unconstitutional excessive force during the raid on his taylor's home. without a lawful executive justifying the use of deadly force, defendant hankinson traveled away from his taylor's doorway to the side of the building and fired 10 shots into breonna taylor's apartment through a bedroom window and a sliding glass door that would -- that were both covered with blinds and curtains. community safety dictates that police use their weapons only when necessary to defend their own lives or the lives of others. and even then, that they must do so with great care and caution. today's indictment alleges that hankinson's use of excessive force violated the rights of breonna taylor and her guest and also of her neighbors whose lives were endangered by bullets that penetrated into their apartment. attorney general garland often underscores that as the justice department, we follow the facts and the la

ms. taylor's death. a make of the justice department has announced federal criminal charges against four former and current louisville police officers over their roles in the fatal shooting of breonna taylor, shot dead in her home during a no-knock police raided two years ago. we will go to louisville for the latest. did we remember the life and legacy of albert woodfox, former black panther who spent nearly 44 years in solitary confinement, longer than any prisoner in u.s. history. he died of covid at the age of 75 thursday, six years after he was freed on the angola present in louisiana. >> i remember reading something from mr. mandela and he said you can carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. i thought what we were is doing was a noble cause so we were prepared, so the beatings and the gas and the decades of solitary confinement, although painful and difficult, never got to the point where they were able to break us. amy: we will hear albert woodfox in his own words and speak to his brother,

ms. taylor's home. that false affidavit set in motion events that led to ms. taylor's death. when other lmpd officers executed that warrant. the fourth amendment of the constitution ensures that people are subject to searches only when there is probable cause supporting a search warrant. falsified warrant create unnecessary hazard for the public and for the police who rely on facts that fellow officers report in carrying out their public duties. the indictment alleges that by preparing a false affidavit to secure a search warrant for breonna taylor's home, defendants james and meanie willfully deprived breonna taylor of her constitutional right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures. and we allege that her death resulted from that violation. in a separate indictment the grand jury charges former lmpd detective brett, and using unconstitutionally excessive force during the raid in her home. without a lawful objective justifying the use of deadly force, the defendant traveled away from miss taylor's doorway to the side of the building and fired 10 shots into her apart

874 days since ms taylor - initial incident? 874 days since ms taylor died - initial incident?tial incident? 874 days - since ms taylor died and what it has taken a really has been a lot of investigation to determine exactly what happened with the search warrant that had been issued, what the doj is alleging is that there was a falsification put to the search warrant, that the information was stale, out of date, not accurate and lacked probable cause. these are the allegations in the charge. the judge that acted on this wrong information issued a surge warrant and these officers allegedly continued and falsified information after ms taylor was killed and then specified to continue the falsified information. the allegations _ falsified information. the allegations and _ falsified information. the allegations and i - falsified information. the allegations and i do - falsified information. the allegations and i do not have anybody from the defence to respond at this point. absolutely, yes, and the fourth charge is a little bit different. this is against the individual who did fire

ms. taylor's death. specifically, we allege that ms. dment rights were violated. >> laura: the allegation of a false affidavit is serious but it is worth noting that the boyfriend, glover was at the center of a drug operation, who pled guilty to a number of drug charges including cocaine trafficking. and garland himself admitted the officers in the apartment including the one charged today had no role in drafting of or knowledge of the supposedly falsified warrant. joining me now is brandon tatum, former police officer, host of the officer tatum show. brandon, your response to this move, two years plus later from the doj, and what it's going to do further to erode and corroded the morale of police across the country. >> thank you for having me on. i think it's shameful that they are deciding to waste resources to go this far. i will say that there was a detective and an officer involved that it appeared to falsify information on the search warrant, and they should be prosecuted if that is in fact true. however, brett hankinson and sergea

ms. taylor's death. specifically, we allege ms. taylor's fourth amendment rights were violated when defendants joshua james, kyle meany, and kelly goodlett sought a warrant to search ms. taylor's home known the officers lacked probable cause for the search. we allege the defendants knew the affidavit in support of that warrant contained false and misleading information and it omitted material information. among other things, the affidavit falsely claimed officers had verified the target of the alleged drug trafficking operation had received packages at ms. taylor's address. in fact, the defendants knew that was not true. we further allege that defendants james and meany knew the search warrant would be cather doubt by armed mpd officers and that conducting that search could create a dangerous situation for anyone who happened to be in ms. taylor's home. as outlined in the charging documents, the officers who's ultimately carried out the search at ms. taylor's apartment were not involved in the drafting of the warrant and were unawar

ms. taylor's death. those alleged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force, and obstruction offenses. >> the four were involved in a botched drug raid at taylor's home that led to her death more than two years ago as josh campbell reports. >> reporter: four current and former louisville, kentucky police officers have been federally charged in connection with the death of 26-year-old breonna taylor. she was shot and killed by police during a botched drug raid in march 2020. the justice department alleges two of the officers falsified and affidavit that was used to obtain a search warrant of taylor's residence, a third is charged with conspiracy in the incident. >> the incident falsely claimed had officers had verified that the target of the alleged drug trafficking operation had received packages at ms. taylor's address. >> that fails affidavit set in motion events that led to ms. taylor's death when other lmpd officers executed had edd had w. >> reporter:

ms. taylor's death.hose alleged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force, and obstruction offenses. federal charges announced today allege that members of the place-based investigations unit falsified the affidavit used to obtain the search warrant of ms. taylor's home. that this act violated federal civil rights laws. and that those violations resulted in ms. taylor's death. >> the four officers charged include three officers who were part of the investigative unit which obtained the search warrant to raid breonna taylor's lome and the fourth is brett hankison fired from the police department for shooting blindly into taylor's lome. the justice department has been investigating the practicing of the louisville police department for a year now, and today the department of justice argues that three of the officers made false claims in the search warrant affidavit containing, connecting breonna taylor to their drug investigation. the d.o.j. also argues that

ms. taylor's home. in this act violated federal civil rights laws and those violations resulted in ms. taylor's death. >> joining us as our nbc justice respondent and ron allen from nbc who covered the death of breonna taylor. talk to me about these charges. it seems like a novel approach. the justice department is working with the civil rights law to try to get some legal justice for breonna taylor's family because nothing was done locally. >> that is right. these are hugely consequential charges in a case that sparked a nationwide protest. group you may recall breonna taylor was a 26-year-old black woman killed by police in her apartment in march of 2020 after they served a search warrant that prosecutors now say those that wrote it knew it was a lie. and as i said, no police officer was charged by the state of kentucky and her death. one was charged and acquitted for firing a gun recklessly in the direction of neighbors. and civil rights violations saying police officers committed misconduct that led to breonna taylor's death. three officers are accused of conspiring to lie on the se

ms. taylor's death.he charges announced today also alleged that the officers responsible for falsifying the affidavit that led to the search took steps to cover up their unlawful conduct after ms. taylor was killed. >> wnba star, brittany greiner sentenced to nine years for intentional drug smuggling and possession in russia. president biden calls the verdict unacceptable and promises to pursue every avenue to bring greiner home. his attorney will file an appeal. >>> on the two-year anniversary of the port explosion, a section of silos damaged in the blast has collapsed. they've been tilting for days. the area around them has been evacuated. no injuries have been reported, but it's impressive video. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead, paramount global beats the -- on earnings. the debate. the stocks been all over the place today, too. he is feeling a bit better at e montthme. it is up 2%. we talked to the farmer, next. ♪ and customize orders? that's what u.s. bank business essentials is for. u.s. bank help

ms. taylor's address.ames and good lap knew that was not true. >> that false affidavit set in motion events that led to ms. taylor's death when other lmpd officers executed that warrant. >> reporter: now, a fourth officer is also charged with allegedly using excessive use of force on the day of that raid. authorities say he fired into a window at taylor's home that was covered by blinds and curtains ten rounds. that violates all the attenets law enforcement. you have to know what you're shooting at, what is around your target. you're responsible for every round. here is alleged officers used excessive use of force firing into that room without knowing what was in it, jim. >> sochl these officers lying to obtain a warrant but conspiracy after the fact to cover it up. tell us the details. >> reporter: yeah, this is so striking. again, authorities aren't just saying they lied to get the warrant. they're also saying that after this botched 2020 raid, two of the officers met in a garage discussing how they're g

ms. taylor's death >> in the only previous charge, brett hankinson was found not guilty of wanton endangerment. >>> right now there are 6,000 cases of monkeypox in the country, more than anywhere else in the world the declaration of a mhealth emergency comes after growing protests for the government to take more action and curb the spread of monkeypox. >>> severe storms have battered parts of the east coast and more may be on the way. in washington, four people were hit by an apparent lightning strike in a park across from the white house. according to officials, two men and two women were rushed to hospitals with critical life-threatening injuries. secret service and park officers treated the victims before emergency crews arrived. >>> and a waterspout in maryland turned into a tornado on land, damaging homes more than 50,000 people are without electricity after powerful storms ripped through the state. michelle is tracking all these storms for us. good morning >> good morning. we are looking at the chance for more severe weather in d.c. today. it's all due to the heat and humidity 53 million

ms. taylor's address. ama: officersama: involved in the radar charged with civil rights of persons, unlawful conspiracies, obstruction and unconstitutional use of force. dan: wnba star brittney griner was found guilty in her drug possession trial in russia. griner has been sentenced to nine years in prison and up to $16,000 in fines. she's been held by russian authorities per five months after cannabis oil was found in her luggage at a russian airport. griner says the drug was prescribed by a doctor for pain. before a russian judge, griner pleaded guilty, stating she packed the oil by accident. >> i made an honest mistake and i hope that in your ruling, that it does not end my life here. i had no intent to break any russian law. dan: in the united states, president biden is calling the verdict unacceptable. the prisoner swap offer still stands for russian arms dealer, and former marine paul whelen. >> covid put the brakes on for the last two years, but this year, the sonoma county fair is backed with full

ms. taylor's death.fenses include -- unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses. federal charges announced today alleged that members of the place based investigations unit falsified the affidavit used to obtain a search warrant of's taylor's home. this act violated federal civil rights laws and that those violations resulted in ms. breonna taylor's death. -- >> the four officers charge include three officers part of the investigative unit which obtained the search warrant >> to raid breonna taylor's home last night. the fourth his brett hankinson -- the justice department has been investing in the practices of the louisville police department for a year now -- made false claims in the search warrant affidavit connecting taylor to their drug investigation. the doj also argues that hankison deprived taylor, her boyfriend and their neighbors of their constitutional rights when he fired recklessly into the apartment through a window covered with blinds. if these officers a

ms. taylor's home. >> reporter: prosecutors say sergeant kyle meany, and detectives joshua jaynes and kelly goodlett knew the search warrant lacked probable cause. and they say those two detectives later conspired to cover up their lies, allegedly meeting in a garage to come up with a false story for investigators. >> we allege that the defendants knew their actions and falsifying the affidavit could create a dangerous situation. >> reporter: prosecutors say the officers who executed the warrant at taylor's home knew nothing about the false affidavit. and when taylor's boyfriend mistook police for an intruder -- firing a shot from his registered gun in self-defense -- officers opened fire, killing the 26-year-old emt. former officer brett hankison -- who was acquitted on state charges for firing into a neighbor's apartment -- today, charged with excessive force for firing ten shots through a window and sliding glass door in taylor's home. >> breonna taylor should be alive today. >> say her name! >> reporter: taylor's death and the murder of george floyd sparking protests across the country.

ms. taylor's death. >> reporter: prosecutors say the officers tried to cover up their actions afterwards with two even meet nag garage late one night and agreeing to tell investigators a false story. >> it was acknowledged that they violated her constitutional rights. as an american citizen who have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. >> reporter: the officers have claimed they fired in self-defense after taylor's boyfriend shot at them. until now the only officer charged in the case had been found not guilty of recklessly firing into an apartment next to taylor's. her mother, tamika palmer, says she has been counting the days for justice. >> today's overdue, but it still hurts. i've waited 874 days for today. >> reporter: louisville's police chief immediately moved to fire the two officers still on the force. and the justice department continues a separate investigation into the entire police department's overall policies and practices. lester? >> ron allen with that tonight. thank you. >>> in florida a painful and pivotal day in the sentencing trial of the admitted

for current and former louisville metro police department officers with federal crimes related to ms taylor's death. those alleged crimes include civil rights, offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses. the officers are also accused of plotting to cover up their behavior if convicted, they could get up to 20 years in prison for obstruction and 5 years for conspiracy and line oh, along with the killing of george floyd and may 2020 taylor's death lead to protest across the united states, against both racism and police brutality. the lawyer for taylor's family called thursday's arrest, a product of speaking out of the we don't 5, our children, like brianna taylor, who will fight for the city of louisville, paid brianna taylor's family $12000000.00 to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. on thursday, tamika palmer said the arrests are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's overdue. but he still hired a recognition that oh, the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back. rosalind jordan, else's era tamika mallory's the

ms. taylor's address.fact one defendant knew that was not true. >> attorney general garland said the two officers met up in jane's garage. months after the shooting happened. there, he says, they agreed to lie about the falsified affidavit. a third officer signed off on all of it. the justice department officials say he knew it was false information. they are accused of violating breonna taylor civil rights in lying to federal investigators. the charges come two years after shot the cops shot and killed breonna taylor in her own home. taylor's boyfriend says he shot at them because he thought they were intruders. they fire back more than 30 shots that hit and killed breonna taylor. have those officers told the truth -- in a separate indictment the former also for officer is facing charges. garland says -- through a door and window that was blocked by blinds and blackout curtains. breonna taylor's mother said charges are long overdue. >> you all are learning on day one what we knew all along. that was the t

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had verified that the target of the alleged drug trafficking operation had received packages and ms taylor's address taylor's death and the perceived lack of accountability led to violent protests in 2020. taylor's family says today's development is a step in the right direction , but more needs to be done to hold police accountable. y'all learning what we've been seeing. what's the truth? that they shouldn't have been there and that briana didn't deserve that. all four men could face life in prison for alleged violations of briana taylor's civil rights in washington. david spun fox news. fbi director christopher right, taking questions from the senate judiciary committee. why he says president biden is posing a significant security issue for the country. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27?

ms taylor's death in 2020 became a focus of the black lives matter protests across the us.lo and welcome to our look ahead at what the newspapers are going to bring us tomorrow. 0ne story dominates, as you can imagine. with me tonight are yasmin alibhai—brown, journalist and author, and rosa prince, editor of house magazine, all about the workings of parliament. let's have a look at some of the front pages before we discuss them in detail. first off, let's look at the ft, which leads with the only story in town really today — the warning from the bank of england about a looming recession. experts are predicting inflation will hit 13% by the end of the year. "the big squeeze" is the is headline, with a dramatic front—page graphic of the inflation rise. the daily express tells it's readers to "batten down the hatches" as a "recession is on the way". the mail pictures the bank of england governor andrew bailey, calling him "the banker who's running out of credit". the star tries to lift spirits by reminding people that, alongside the bad news, the premier league restarts at th

ms. taylor's death resulted as a result of that violence. >> unconstitutional use of force and okay struks time anyone was charged. firing shots into a neighboring home and even then a police officer was acquitted. after the break, charles booker, democratic nominee for united states senate in kentucky will join me to talk about all things happening in kentucky. you're a cio in 2022. so what's on the agenda? threat briefings, it meetings, and lots of coffee. but with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. you're ready. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ to make a polymer, the mother of breonna taylor, has long sought justice, and accountability in the senseless death of her daughter. after today's announcement by the doj for violating breonna's civil rights, she had this to say. >> what we have been saying, on day one, you guys have been learning what we've been saying is, the truth. it was breonna that didn't deserve that. breonna made a post is taking to us to a place that we couldn't even imagine. breonna has taken us to a place where we can't even imagine. today

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had verified that the target of the alleged drug trafficking operation had received packages and ms taylor's address taylor's death and the perceived lack of accountability led to violent protests in 2020. taylor's family says today's development is a step in the right direction , but more needs to be done to hold police accountable. learning what we've been seeing . what's the truth? that they shouldn't have been there in that briana didn't deserve that. all four men could face life in prison for alleged violations of brianna taylor's civil rights in washington. david spun fox news . a texas jury has ordered conspiracy theorist alex jones to pay more than $4 million in compensatory damages to the parents of a six year old boy killed in the sandy hook shooting after years of saying it was a hoax. jones admitted in court yesterday that the shooting back in 2012 was real. he was sued by scarlet lewis. and neil heslin, whose son jesse lewis, died in that attack that left 20 children and six educators dead. the austin, texas jury will now decide how much to award in punitive damages. the jury an

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ms. taylor's address in fact, the defendants jaynes and goodlett knew that was not true >> attorney generalarland says officers jaynes and goodlett met up in jaynes garage months after the shooting happened and there, he says, they agreed to lie about the falsified affidavit. a third officer, officer kyle meany signed off on all of it. the justice department official says he knew it included false information. they are all accused of violating breonna taylor's civil rights and lying to federal investigators. the charges come more than two years after cops shot and killed breonna taylor in her own home they burst into her apartment in the middle of the night. taylor's boyfriend says he shot at them because he thought they were intruders officers fired back more than 30 shots. hitting and killing breonna taylor attorney general garland says had those officers simply told the truth on the affidavit, breonna taylor would still be alive. in a separate indictment today, former officer brent hankison is facing charges of using excessive force while executing that warrant garland says hankison fire

ms. taylor's death.ng other things, the affidavit falsely claimed that officers had verified that the target of the alleged drug trafficking operation had received packages at ms. taylor's address. in fact, defendants jaynes and goodlett knew that was not true. >> reporter: after officers shot and killed taylor, jason goodlett, according to court documents, met in a garage and agreed on a false story to tell investigators about what happened. >> breonna taylor should be alive today. >> say her name. [ crowd chanting, breonna taylor ] >> reporter: breonna's mother saying thursday she's waited 874 days to hear that officers involved in her daughter's death will be held accountable. >> today is overdue, but it still hurts. >> reporter: and so far we've only heard from the former attorney of hankison. he says that the former officer intends to vigorously defend himself against these charges. we also learned that two of the officers were in the process of being fired, and those charged with civil rights viola

ms. taylor by police? that mean we should be concern about ere repeated, that bittual lied being told? >> we should defendly be concerned about other lies being told, especially as it relates to incidents involving police and civilians. what we heard and what we know about breonna taylor, that was really on the heels of a significant movement and demands for significant police reform. but there are hundreds of other cases that occur on a bailey basis that don't get the attention and focus that are just as egregious and have similar opponents. when you're talking about perhaps police misstating and lying to get warrants, both search warrants and sometimes arrest warrants. you know, these things occur, unfortunately, on a regular basis. it's just that we don't have enough energy to cover all of the cases where these things occur. and they occur in communities that lack the necessary power and influence, political influence, to make large issue of them. >> i hear what you're saying. you mention the energy --

ms. taylor said. >> dive a little more deeply into the charges if you will. >> as you said at the top this is a case the spark nationwide outcry. a 20 six-year-old black woman gone down by police who broke into her apartment and the bill of the night based on wrong information. the attorney general announcing these civil rights charges against four former officers say the work wasn't just a mistake, it was a lot officers tried to cover up. garland said it directly led to the death of breonna taylor. three of the officers are accused of conspiring to falsify the central and a fourth was charged with unlawful use of deadly force. these charges are coming after widespread outrage when officer was charged by the state of kentucky in taylor's death. one officer was charged with fire his weapon recklessly in a way that endangered taylor's neighbor. he was acquitted, but is now charged again aced on the same conduct. court documents say the lead detective wrote in the march 2020 ward application he verify with a postal inspector that taylor's ex-boyfriend, a man who police suspected of dealing dr

ms. taylor's death.leged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force, and obstruction offenses. the four defendants were charged through two separate indictments and one information. >> cnn's jessica schneider is here in washington with the latest. jessica? >> reporter: this investigation into breonna taylor's death in terms of the federal civil rights component, this has been ongoing for a very long time here. there's a large team of investigators. in fact breonna taylor's mother met with the justice department just a few months ago in march, pressing them to file charges against these officers. and in fact as you heard from the attorney general today, four officers from the louisville police department have in fact been charged. what's interesting is that these are different officers than those who were on the scene that night of that fatal shooting. there's one officer who was on the scene that night. he has been charged for up constitutional excessive fo

charged for current and former level metro police department officers with federal crimes related to ms taylors death. those alleged crimes include civil rights offences, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses. the officers are also accused applauding to cover up their behavior, if convicted they could get up to 20 years in prison for obstruction and 5 years for conspiracy and line along with the killing of george floyd and may 2020 taylors death lead to protest across the united states against both racism and police brutality. the lawyer for taylor's family called thursday's arrest, a product of speaking out whenever we don't fight for our children, like brianna taylor, who will fight for the city of louisville, paid brianna taylor's family $12000000.00 to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. on thursday, tamika palmer said the rest are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's overdue. but he still heard a recognition that, oh, the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back. rosalind jordan else's era in within his ally from

ms. taylor's death.lleged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force, and obstruction offenses. >> joshua janes, kelly goodlit and kyle meany were charged with charged with submitting a false affidavit to search taylor's home and then working together to create a false cover story in an effort to escape responsibility. brett hankison was indicted on two separate charges. josh, explain how this is different than the state's prosecution case two years ago. >> back in 2020 after this march 2020 incident, state prosecutors brought a charge of what's called wanton endangerment against one of the officers that was there that day. that officer was ultimately acquitted on those charges, and we heard this uproar, members of breonna taylor's family, some members of the community asking the federal government to step in and do more, and as is often the case as we cover these incidents of excessive use of force by police, these allegations, the federal government will

taylor's home. this act violated federal civil rights laws and those violations resulted in ms. or's death. -- >> to raid breonna taylor's home last night. the officer who was fired from the police department for shooting blindly into taylor's home -- the justice department has been investigating the process of the removal of the police department -- three of the officers made false claims in the false claims -- protecting breonna taylor to their drug investigation. the doj also argues that hankison deprived taylor, her boyfriend and their neighbors of their constitutional rights when he fired recklessly into the apartment through a window covered with blinds. if these officers are convicted of any of these charges, they could face years in prison. for example, willfully violating someone's rights when it results in death can result in a maximum sentence of life in prison. the indictment stated did not name the officers who actually shot and killed taylor, but at the very least, 874 days after breonna taylor was killed, these are the potential consequences these four officers now

ms. taylor's death. >> reporter: the fourth officer accused of violating her rights by using excessive forceot guilty earlier this year in state court, only charged with recklessly firing into a neighbor's apartment [ chants ] officers with her death said in a statement, "i'm proud of the work of our investigators and prosecutors. >> he was dead wrong it didn't start with him, but he had the first -- he had the right to do the right thing, and he chose not to. y'all learning what we've been seeing, what's the truth, that they shouldn't have been there and that she didn't deserve that >> supporters remain angry that the officers who shot taylor are not among the four charged the justice department continues a wide-ranging investigation of the entire louisville police department, its policies and practices. so there could be more fallout from this case that has caused so much outrage. >> stunning development yesterday. ron allen, thank you thank you. >>> we'll move to the story of three new jersey boys who did not have to spend a night lost in the woods thanks to a dog with a good nose the fri

can you tell me why you've chosen the queen elizabeth, ms taylor? because we want to leave.se. a mintjulep. traditional, but satisfying. michael collins was the voice of goldfinger. the casting director didn't have the midas touch when he selected gert frome and the hampshire actor revoiced the villain. let's say it's like i a crossword puzzle. he had all the answers. he knew all the answers, i produced them pretty well. but his vocal pencil- was blunt, and ijust went in and outlined what he'd said. from her majesty's secret service to the senior service, commander robert mcfarlane of hms kelvin took winston churchill to the normandy beaches a week after d—day, and let him fire shells at the german forces. then winston churchill then turned around and said, "now i can say i have fired a gun in this war, and i'm sure that one of those shells hit some silly german general who poked his head out of the dugout at the wrong moment." having said that, the prime minister said, "i'm tired. i'm going to rest in your cabin. you may call me if we are torpedoed." what's the connection b

ms. clenney, how old are you? >> i'm 26. >> reporter: this morning social media personality and only fans model courtney clenney, also known as courtney taylor has made her first court appearance in hawaii after being charged in the murder of her boyfriend. investigators releasing this video from earlier this year. they say it shows clenney repeatedly punching boyfriend christian obumseli inside a private elevator in their miami high-rise. prosecutors say weeks later in april, clenney stabbed obumseli to death and then called 911. >> on that 911 call, christian can be heard in the background repeatedly saying that he was dieing, and he was losing feeling in his arm. defendant clenney is also heard saying "i'm so sorry, baby." >> reporter: the arrest warrant revealing a tumultuous relationship between the social media influencer, who has millions of followers, and her cryptocurrency investor boyfriend, with domestic violence accusations on both side. authorities say the staff at the couple's building documented so many loud arguments, they were taking steps to evict them. as for the second-degree murder charge she now faces, clenney insists i

, he was here a few days ago stumping for her, and karrin taylor robson, who was endorsed by former vice president mike pence. we should say mslared victory today, but that is premature. the results are still not in. if lake were to lose the nomination, she has spent weeks sowing doubt into the election press, a direct play from the trump playbook. judy: jessica, we heard stephanie mention mark finchum, the nominee to be secretary of state in arizona. he is one of six nominees to be secretary of state around the country who are election deniers. how important do we think that will be not just for november, but for future elections? jessica: i think it is crucially important. in 2020, a lot of the reason the country didn't fall into complete chaos is because of the actions of one or two individuals, one of whom was a secretary of state in georgia. that could easily happen in another state. it could come down to that state and that person calling the shots in that state would be crucial, not only to the well-being of that state government, but to the national government as well, to democracy as a whole. i don't think it can be