■ç >> brett parker is no big him.d like? >> i said, i don't feel good. unless they take a while. >> in just three hours, they were back. in the divided courtroom, the families of tammy, brian, and brett, repaired to hear brett's fate. >> we the jury unanimously find the defendant guilty. as to the ch we the jury find the defendant guilty. >> ■çwhen you heard the word guilty, what were you thinking? >> my god. it is sad. it's not the outcome any of us wanted. tammy is not back. now brooke has no father. but thank god he didn't get away with it. >> his sentence, read immediately, was like behind bars. >> it was like i had lost a friend, you know? one of my best friends. it was very emotional. >> does that weigh heavy on you, knowing he will be behind bars for life? >> certainly. i'm an irishman. everything weighs heavily on me. but because i defended many people that i knew you were guilty, this is what i thought were not guilty. >> tammy's friends keep her memory alive, in part through her music. in the fall of 2012, a

let's head to ipswich, not that hard to say, ben parker.— to say, ben parker.arker. well, here at portman road for— to say, ben parker. well, here at portman road for the _ to say, ben parker. well, here at portman road for the last - to say, ben parker. well, here at portman road for the last couple j to say, ben parker. well, here at i portman road for the last couple of years there have been some incredibly exciting night as ipswich town secured back—to—back promotions and the return to the premier league for the first time in 20 years. in a month's time a few hundred metres that way, there will be another exciting night in ipswich as the town elects its next mp. this seat has switched between conservative and labour over the years, the tories took it in 2019, labour in 2017. what are people in ipswich talking about? one thing is the town centre. shops in particular, there are a lot of empty ones and some big ones as well, particularly when the department stores shut down. crime is another hot topic. shoplifting and county lines drug dealing which has drawn

andrew parker has told us tonight he does l parker has told us tonight he does not want to comment.idence he was acting in the covert recording. channel 4 news have said, we strongly stand by our rigorous and due impartial journalism which speaks for itself. we met mr parkerfor journalism which speaks for itself. we met mr parker for the first time at reform uk party headquarters, where he was a reform party canvasser. we did not pay the reform canvasser. we did not pay the reform canvasser or anyone else in this report. he was filmed covertly via the undercover operation. nigel farage has been trying to get here for decades but he and his team know the distractions of the past couple of days have the potential to damage their campaign at precisely the moment when many floating voters are finally making up their minds. that�*s the future i foresee. that that's the future i foresee. that i'm that's the future i foresee. that i'm afraid _ that's the future i foresee. that i'm afraid i _ that's the future i foresee. that i'm afraid i have _ that's the future i foresee. that i'm afraid

parker? >> the instances on reasonableness and consent are similar to what a lot of states have done already. they are a little bit different than what the proposal we are talking about now at the federal level is. but just based on some feedback from members, there has definitely been an issue with conflicting interpretations over time from the national data protection authorities within the eu that is causing problems for businesses or doing work across the eu in different jurisdictions. but also there is the potential is of any relevance for us that there is overlap between the a.i. act in the gdpr. and sometimes they may get resolved in one way or another and cause confusion. >> and digital marketing and digital services and some of the other overlap there. i want to go to the data minimization issue. and, again, just down the line, mr. lee, starting with you, what is your opinion of data minimization as a security principal in this debate? >> i think it has to be enter cool. if we are go

host: star parker? guest: we did teach our grandchildren not to say everything they are thinking but i think it would be a roller coaster ride if donald t that being said, we will get this opportunity to talk about things that need to be said. t-shirts being sold because they agree with him or not, i know otherwise that many of them -- at the end of the day, we are talking about someone who has a gut reality. the productive narcissist talked about these types of personalities. donald trump didn't make that book, but he was talking about the characteristics and someone who is a productive narcissist, and i think that many in our society appreciate that. they know what they want, they are going to try to get it. and now politically, the reason he is so popular with so many different groups is because he's honest and brutally honest to say something is broken down and i'm going to find out what it is people want that. half of the country was doing the right thing. they would get up and go to church sunday

host: star parker?n not to say everything they are thinking but i think it would be a roller coaster ride if donald trump returned to washington in power. that being said, we will get this opportunity to talk about things that need to be said. because they agree with him or not, i know otherwise that many of them -- at the end of the day, we are talking about someone who has a gut reality. the productive narcissist talked about these types of personalities. donald trump didn't make that book, but hs who is a productive narcissist, and i think that many in our society appreciate that. they know what they want, they are going to try to get it. and now politically, the reason he is so popular with so many different groups is because he's honest and brutally honest to say something is broken down and i'm going to find out what it is and i'm going to try to fix it. people want that. half of the country was doing the right thing. they would get up and go to church sunday morning, go to work on monday, tell th

and andrew parker, he told pa media that of course he regretted what he said.e talked about how he's old school, that he's not a racist, talked about how it was typical chaps down the pub chat. and he said that his work as an actor is separate to his work as a reform activist. and let's listen to how some of that actually played out on the airwaves today. you can hear now the prime minister doing his clip to broadcasters, where he said all of this, and he did repeat the slur. now you will hear it bleeped because we as an organisation don't want to broadcast the word again. but, as nick was saying, he did repeat it when he actually spoke on camera. and this is how it sounded. when my two daughters have to see and hear reform people who campaign for nigel farage calling me ar- it hurts - and it makes me angry. and i think he has some questions to answer, and i don't repeat those words lightly. you know, i do so deliberately because this is too important not to call out clearly for what it is. and kirsty, isuppose there's two things there. there's our decision as

and commissioner linda parker pennington, how do you vote? yes. thank you. we have a unanimous vote. thank you very much. thank you. item 11 d requesting approval of cda triple a, 2420 5-06 memorandum of understanding for the coordination of older americans act. services to residents of planning service area six. mike zaugg and genevieve herrera will present this item. good morning, commissioners. deputy director kaufman, my name is mike zogg, program director, office community partnerships. i am here today on this item. this is an item we bring to you annually. it has some changes this year. so i wanted to bring those to your attention, i think big picture this item is the mechanism. one of the mechanisms mechanisms with which we bring in funding from the california department of aging and use those funds in our grants with community based organizations. so we don't want to don't want to lose sight of the big picture. we're now going to go into the weeds of what's what's going on here in the change. typically, i come before you each year, we enter into cont

they have to weed out people like andrew parker. is true that he was, he was a campaigner. people like him have to go. i will say there are there have been countless stories of conservative candidates and indeed conservative campaigners saying equally horrendous things. >> so and we've also had anti—semitism on the labour, on the labour party side. >> exactly. we've got islamophobia, anti—semitism, and clearly elements of racism. clearly there are grass roots , clearly there are grass roots, organisations and grass roots parties that actually have those kind of things occurring within the institutions. i don't i don't think it's necessarily nigel's fault. i was talking to somebody the other day who was effectively saying, i would vote for nigel farage if this was a presidential election, but the crooks and the and the and the, the corruption that is occurring as a result of the rest of the party means i won't vote reform for my local candidate. >> briefly. roger, if you can. >> briefly. roger, if you can. >> i think it's outrageous.

let's speak to our political correspondentjessica parker.orth—east of england. talk us through what we can expect from the conservative party today. can expect from the conservative party today-— can expect from the conservative pa toda . ., , party today. good morning. yes, we are auoin party today. good morning. yes, we are going to — party today. good morning. yes, we are going to be _ party today. good morning. yes, we are going to be following _ party today. good morning. yes, we are going to be following the - party today. good morning. yes, we are going to be following the prime | are going to be following the prime minister around the north—east. yesterday we were in the north west of england, where he did a variety of england, where he did a variety of events, including as we were chatting about, heading to a farm and feeding some lambs with milk bottles, and then heading on to a steam train as well. today, we are expecting some sort of rally with conservative party members, and the topic for conservative party have announced today

before the landing in omaha, sergeant earl parker of bedford, virginia. proudly passed around a picture of danny, the newborn daughter. he had never held. he told the fellows, if i could see this daughter of mine, i wouldn't mind dying. sergeant parker's remembered here at the garden of the missing, and he is remembered back home by a woman in her sixties who proudly shows a picture of her handsome, smiling, young dad. all who are buried and named in this place are held in the loving memory of america. we pray in the peace of the cemetery that they have reached the far shore of god's mercy. and we still look with pride on the men of d-day, on those who served and went on. it is a strange turn of history that called on young men from the prairie towns and city streets of america to cross an ocean and throw back the marching mechanized evils of fascism. and those young men did it. you did it. that difficult. summers reached then past and 60 years of living. now has come a time of reflection with thoughts of another horizon and the hope of reunion with the b

mr parker will not be welcomed back. but hey, you know what?out already saying his views he knows are not mine. in rob bates said some silly things for which, by the way , not which, by the way, not offensive, but stupid things about the campaign, how it's being run. and george jones expressed frustration about the police having pride flags on their cars. >> but both those people, to be clear, won't be working with your campaign anymore. >> all of us say silly things after a drink. it was very unwelcome. >> well, mr farage, early today appeared on itv's loose women, where he addressed the fallout over racism from reform uk activists , claiming the entire activists, claiming the entire operation was a set up and channel 4 strenuously denied those allegations. let's take listen. >> i saw the footage last night. i thought, no one speaks like that. it was just stream after stream of invective. no one speaks like that. he denied point blank that he was an actor. it turns out he is an actor. it turns out he is an actor . i actor. it turns out he is a

sergeant parker is remembered here at the garden of the missing. and he is remembered back home by a woman in her 60s, who proudly shows a picture of her handsome, smiling, young dad. all who are buried and named in this place are held in the loving memory of america. we pray in the peace of this cemetery that they have reached the far shore of god's mercy. and we still look with pride on the men of d-day, on those who served and went on. it is a strange turn of history that called on young men from the prairie towns and city streets of america to cross an ocean and throw back the marching, mechanizedvi fascism. and those young men did it. you did it. [applause] that difficult summit was reached, then passed, in 60 years of living. now has come a time of reflection, with thoughts of another horizon, and the hope of reunion with the boys you knew. i want each of you to understand, you will be honored ever and always by the country you served and by the nations you freed. when the invasion was finally over and the guns were silent, this coast, we are

wrong and said mr parker will not be welcome to work on his campaign in the coming week. personal views with representatives from reform uk and apologised if they have brought the party into disrepute. nigel farage has suggested already that comments such as this, as people hear about them, may have an impact on people. a willingness to vote for his party. this is his eighth time trying to become an mp and he wants to distance himself from this kind of comments. we distance himself from this kind of commem— distance himself from this kind of comments. ~ . ., . ., comments. we can hear from much of our share and — comments. we can hear from much of our share and he _ comments. we can hear from much of our share and he says _ comments. we can hear from much of our share and he says he _ comments. we can hear from much of our share and he says he is _ comments. we can hear from much of our share and he says he is sorry - comments. we can hear from much of our share and he says he is sorry if- our share and he says he is sorry if anybody has been offended. a lot our share and

but then it emerged that mr parker is an actor which set tongues wagging .as this set tongues wagging. was this all an elaborate setup? was he in fact getting paid to play the role of a racist? his acting reel shows him explaining how he can act rough. take a look at this . this. >> hello, my name is andrew parker. >> i'm extremely experienced actor. i've been in plenty of films. i've worked with quite a lot of a—listed actors. i've done a lot in pinewood studios, a lot in warner brothers. i've also been flown over to serbia to be involved as a character in a video game. i've done virgin train adverts and many more. perhaps you'd like to give me a ring or give me a try. thank you . if i had my way , this lot . if i had my way, this lot would be out of here. i'm telling you, absolute waste of drinking space. the whole lot of them think they're some sort of brad pitt, or they're doing some big movie scene somewhere. most of them wouldn't be good enough at the church telly, nativity play at the church telly, nativity play , wasting my time . play, wasting my ti

andrew parker was seen up.aking a series of offensive remarks about rishi sunak. he's now apologised but insisted he was goaded into making them . was goaded into making them. rishi sunak condemned the racial slurs made against him and said it was part of a broader pattern of behaviour. labour leader sir keir starmer will pledge to introduce a new armed forces commissioner and lead a government of service if labour is to win the election. it comes as shadow defence secretary john healey says labour is now the natural party of defence. mr healey said his party will do better for soldiers and their families . better for soldiers and their families. meanwhile, better for soldiers and their families . meanwhile, the prime families. meanwhile, the prime minister will hail the duty, dedication and selfless personal sacrifice of servicemen and women as he marks armed forces day. rishi sunak will claim his is the only party to meet the help for heroes veterans pledge. the pledge requires parties to commit to keeping th

last night, he claimed mr parker was an actor, and it was a setup.dy act, - it was designed to hurt us, and sadly, sadly, - some people believe it. let me promise you... so who do you think would have done this, nigel farage? i want nothing to do. with people like him, and he is nothing to do with us. but there were more questions about three of his candidates and comments they'd made. live on air, mr farage appeared to disown them, saying he wanted nothing to do with them. rishi sunak has already condemned the comments made about him, describing them as shocking. he said he wanted to call out blatant racism when he saw it, and added there were clearly deep, deep problems in mr farage's party. nice to see you. the labour leader was out meeting veterans this morning for armed forces day. he said he shared rishi sunak�*s disgust at the racism, and he said it was not good enough that mr farage had condemned the comment after the event. leadership, mr starmersaid, was about setting the culture and standards for your party. well, i am concerned about popu

i should also say andrew parker says that he hadn't made his views known to reform uk and apologise forgations, though, are about homophobic comments. a police car appears to go past and this footage filmed by channel 4 news displaying a pride flag and there are some homophobic comments that are made by a more senior figure, slightly closer to nigel farage, someone who he has known. nigel farage has again said that that person won't be working on his campaign infuture. but he described the comments initially as crass and then kind of had to be pushed into admitting that perhaps they could be described as homophobic. so his response on the one hand to the racist language really quite clear—cut, less clear cut around some of the other accusations, perhaps. but this is something that nigel farage clearly doesn't want to be seen to be associated with as he is standing for the eighth time to try to become an mp. and nigel farage says he's sorry if anyone has been offended by the comments. a lot of what has been said is nonsense, a lot of it is the way people talk. where i find people that we

jessica parker, bbc news.ock is following the campaign and started by telling me about the debate. what dominated the debate at the beginning certainly was the fallout from rishi sunak�*s decision not to attend the full cam orations for d—day, and certainly that's all one of his own ministers, penny morton, say that what he had done was completely wrong and apologise. it is not normal, is it, for a cabinet minister to criticise the leader during the middle of an election campaign in such strong terms? apart from that, there were the clashes on tax between conservative and labour, but it was a seven sided debate, so everybody got to have their say, and the voter, the viewer, got a sense of the different choices available in different parts of the uk. meanwhile, the conservatives are trying to move on from the d—day row. tell us what they are beaten doing. row. tell us what they are beaten doin i _ ., , ., , row. tell us what they are beaten doinu. ., , row. tell us what they are beaten doin. ., , . , ., doing.

mr parker will not be welcomed back. but hey, you know what?put a statement out already saying his views he knows are not mine. in rob bates said some silly things for which, by the way, not offensive, but stupid things about the campaign, how it's being run. and george jones expressed frustration about the police having pride flags on their cars. >> but both those people, to be clear, won't be working with your campaign anymore. >> all of us say silly things after a drink. it was very unwelcome. >> also a very tough talking there and swift action as well. but then the story took quite a bizarre turn as well. this afternoon . listen to nigel afternoon. listen to nigel farage then speaking out again today someone told us he was an actor. >> we rang him this morning. the daily telegraph rang him this morning. he denied point blank that he was an actor. it turns out he is an actor. i found his website. he's a well—spoken actor who does something called rough speaking. well, i was in the office when he arrived last saturday and he was doing rough s

and jessica parker has been following the conservatives in yorkshire.art with you because that event was angela rayner�*s battle bus, it has now driven away. just talk us through what they are promising. just talk us through what they are ”romisin. , ., �*, ., promising. yes, that's right. labour launchin: promising. yes, that's right. labour launching today. — promising. yes, that's right. labour launching today, i— promising. yes, that's right. labour launching today, i think _ promising. yes, that's right. labour launching today, i think both - promising. yes, that's right. labour launching today, i think both main | launching today, i think both main parties launching today, their battle buses. labour's one has happened already, that is on its way now carrying the deputy leader angela rayner off to essex, east of england is where she is making a start with her tour which is going to be 5000 miles injust less than five weeks around the country and the heart of the message today is that what keir starmer has said is his number one priority which he ta

mr parker said, this is this quy- mr parker said, this is this guy. it'll all come out.y doesn't he say, no, it's not true. >> channel 4 is saying it didn't happen. they're absolutely denying it very much adamant about this. >> they did not exchange money. >> they did not exchange money. >> but this guy parker says there's something to it. all he has to do is say it's not true. i didn't really mean it. i want to apologise. it's an outrageous. but he said, you know, well, the interesting thing is, initially he he said that he was sorry and, and now it's like he's going, well, the truth is going to come out. >> i think he's deliberately he is now in on trying to muddy the waters. i think that it was i think, you know, he you know, just because you've done acting doesn't mean that you're not you can't be racist. you know, it does tend to be that you're a left winger, doesn't it ? left winger, doesn't it? >> on average, if you're in the. >> on average, if you're in the. >> well, i think there's a difference between being, yeah, he's an actor, but he's also like doing cameos

not entirely clear whether the whatsapp chat that was used to plan the michael jenkins and eddie parker incident was the same as the one that we've unveiled this week. >> what we do know though, is that the content of the chat, the jokes that deputies were making? bear striking similarities to what we uncovered over the past two decades here in rankin county deputies joking about tasing people in the face and genitals joking about kidnapping people. they didn't like joking about making a game out of shooting people or handcuffing people beating them up. these mirror are the allocations that we discovered from the accounts of at least 22 people over the course of 18 years here in rankin county let me show one example of an exchange you found where they're talking about turning the job into a game where one asks how many points is a shootout? >> another says depends if they die or not. one more times, then they'll die another, they die, and then hahaha at the end. do we know if there is a possibility of consequences for people other than the officer and the deputies who are already respon

andrew parker was seen comments.ng a series of offensive remarks about rishi sunak. he's now apologised but insists he was goaded into making them. rishi sunak says it's part of a broader pattern of behaviour. well, tonight nigel farage has reiterated the comments have no place in his party and has doubled down on his claims. a secretly recorded video is a set up, a channel 4 spokesperson says they strongly stand by what they called rigorous and duly impartial journalism to the us now and president joe biden says he intends to win the election in his first public event since his struggle during last night's television debate. he's just been speaking at a rally in the last couple of hours in north carolina, where democrats are hoping to win the state back from republicans this november, he claimed america itself is at stake and accused former us president donald trump of repeatedly lying and said he has the morals of an alley cat after his own shaky performance during the debate last night, president biden directly ad

in being able to do that and have that funding it was free for parker. and after seeing the mass that was removed from her, i mean, some of them describe it the size of a cantaloupe out of her little abdomen. so going from thought to having a few small spots and now they're gone stage for like she beat it beat it the big slick team this year raised a record-breaking 3.9 million. this weekend, bringing the total 15 year hall to more than 25 million but the very need for the altruism of the big slick underlines, a victory real problem, the imbalance, and how much this nation invests in research to benefit children as opposed to adult two. i get it. >> they have a lot more money and a lot more sway. and they have the ability to vote here to help us better understand the need and the disparity is nancy goodman, founder and executive director of kids v. >> cancer.org. it's an advocacy group calling for more government funding to fight pediatric cancer and we're just going to keep doing this. i'm going to keep going to the big slick and coming back telling the

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mr parker was canvasser or anyone else in this report . mr parker was not known report. known to channel 4 news and was filmed covertly via an undercover operation . listen, neil, i've operation. listen, neil, i've only got a couple of seconds left . how well do you think left. how well do you think reform uk can do on thursday? how many seats do you think they could bag? >> well, the first past the post electoral system is very difficult to predict until you get up beyond sort of 25 or 30. excuse me , of the vote. so i you excuse me, of the vote. so i you know, i wouldn't like to name a figure. i've seen as many as 18 being predicted by certain pollsters and as few as three. so it's anybody's guess depending on the turnout. that's another factor that nobody can predict how many people are actually going to turn out and vote on thursday. that's going to be one of the most important factors, because he knows you often actually, the biggest factor in an election. >> christine hamilton, you are the last word. so you get the last word. >> well, i think just watching going ba

andrewi parker.- let's talk about parker.ascribed to them, that is reportedly said, is not the kind of language i would ever use, but also we know what we are talking about and forgive me if i offend you at home, i am going to repeat some of it. leslie lily, candidate for southend east and rochford, said of migrants on small boats, more come entering the uk, i hope yourfamily get robbed and attacked. edward... your candidate for derbyshire dales... importing sub—saharan africans would dilute the iq of the country. your candidate, barnsley north, who says... and these are difficult words to say... black people of britain should get out off their lazy houses and stop acting like savages. i apologise to those offended by it.— savages. i apologise to those offended by it. these are your candidates. _ offended by it. these are your candidates. i— offended by it. these are your candidates. i do _ offended by it. these are your candidates. i do not— offended by it. these are your candidates. i do not know - offended by it. these are

jessica parker, bbc news.sley on the greek island of symi has been seen by the bbc. dr mosley vanished four days ago while on holiday on the island, which is between kos and rhodes. his four children have arrived on the island to help look for him — and the family have described the last few days as "unbearable". our correspondent, joe inwood, reports from symi. just a few hours working on the hills of symi is enough to leave you exhausted. two hours. two hours? so imagine what it would be like entering your fourth day in this unforgiving landscape. the major search operation to find the missing broadcaster michael mosley has today focused on the hills to the north of the village of pedi. so that search and rescue helicopter has been circling for maybe half an hour or so. there's been a huge amount of emergency services activity focused on those hills, and that's because we know from cctv taken at this spot that, on wednesday at about 1:30pm, 2pm, michael mosley passed this road and headed into those hills. th

it's where i sat down with retired wnba superstar candace parker.today and tomorrow, i'll be speaking to the tech titan behind openai, sam altman and ceo and industry disruptor airbnb's brian chesky. well for many athletes competing at olympic trials this week, the road to the games is filled with obstacles. but one american runner is jumping right over them. here's sam brock. reporter for cordell tinch, hurdles are the perfect event. i've had a lot of races where i'm in last place at this exact point here. reporter. his life has been full of them. your path was anything but a straight track. you were all over the place, absolutely everywhere, knowing that. what would an olympic berth mean to you? to cordell, as an athlete and as a person? apparently, when they used to ask me, what do you want to be when you grow up? i want to be an olympic athlete. i don't know any kids that say that. that dream began in green bay, wisconsin, where cordell was raised by his mom, elizabeth, affectionately known at the track as mama tinch. yes, he's my child, but i s

a memory parker hopes never fades. >> some of the communications between the families have been justy beautiful, and so it is touching, and it is emotional. >> reporter: infowars.com will survive for now, but jones no longer controls the business assets, and his attorney says they are preparing for a "orderly liquidation." norah? >> norah: omar villafranca, thank you. anothe setback tonight for that $230 million floating pier built by the u.s. military to deliver much-needed aid to the gaza strip. rough seas forced the military to temporarily dismantle the pier and tow it to a port in israel to ride out the bad weather. more than 7.5 million pounds of aid have been delivered through the pier in the past month. president joe biden met privately with pope francis today at the g7 summit in a meaningful moment for the catholic president. this pope is the first to attend the summit, and he spoke to world leaders about the risks of artificial intelligence and its use in modern weapons. cbs's nancy cordes is traveling with the president. >> reporter: a meeting of the minds at the g7 summit,

our correspondentjess parker is there. we can see the battle bus behind you.e at the conservative party are offering throughout this election campaign.— party are offering throughout this election campaign. yes, we 'ust the prime minister * election campaign. yes, we 'ust the prime minister lunching _ election campaign. yes, we just the prime minister lunching effectivelyl prime minister lunching effectively the battle bus. if we move, you can maybe just seal it is slightly obscured at the moment, i think he is meeting your baby. he hasjust launched the conservative party campaign bus, which you can see behind me has some big letters on it, the conservative message "clear plan" bold and secure future plastered over the bus. rishi sunak gave a sort of stump speech, pretty familiar themes that he was outlining during that, so he was talking about how it has been a difficult few years. i have heard him say these things a few times when he addresses crowds because of covid and ukraine, he said he likes to have people's backs, he likes to mention the furlough schem

mr parker else in this report.ia undercover operations . in other undercover operations. in other news, police in tenerife are calling for specialist volunteers to take part in a new large scale search for a british teenagen large scale search for a british teenager. jay slater went missing 12 days ago and police have been scouring cctv footage for his last known movements. the spanish civil guard said in a statement today that the latest search would begin at 9:00 local time tomorrow in the village of masca, and with nearly two months to go until he's formally nominated as the democratic nominee, joe biden had hoped to build more support dunng had hoped to build more support during last night's televised debate, but the president often struggled to counter donald trump , allowing the former trump, allowing the former president to make several claims without being challenged. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, cameron walker has the next update in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to

so you're saying that this guy, mr parker, andrew parker, who turned up as an activist on the day he'sn actor, but at the same time, what i can't pin down is, are you suggesting that this is, are you suggesting that this is channel 4? like placing him in there as a stooge? because they're denying that channel 4 worcester has far away from it as possible. >> of course, channel 4 used production companies. yeah, that gives channel 4 deniability. look, let's just get the facts. this chap bowls up, all right? big, larger than life. a really big, strong, almost slightly comedic. yeah. comic accent and that's how he is. he hangs around the office. he hangs around the office. he hangs around with two people who i didn't understand at the time, were working for channel 4. they were working for channel 4. they were together. he then says, i've got a big car canvassing team come with me. a couple of our activists get in the back with channel 4 in the front, and from the minute he got in the car, apparently he was saying all sorts of things about people of different colours and sexualities and tr

for robbie parker's, who daughter, emily, was one of the 20 so students killed at sandy hook in 2012,s case is not about money, but% accountability. >> the reason that accountability is important for me is because it is part of the healing process. >> reporter: the hearing comes the same week the survivors of the sandy hook massacre graduate from high school. former classmates were green and white pins to honor their memory. a memory parker hopes never fades. >> some of the communications between the families have just been very beautiful, and so it is touching, and it is emotional. >> reporter: infowars.com will survive for now, but jones no longer controls the business assets, and his attorney says they are preparing for a "orderly liquidation." norah? >> norah: omar villafranca, thank you. another setback tonight for that $230 million floating peter filled by the u.s. military to deliver much-needed aid to the gaza strip. rough seas forced the military to temporarily dismantle the pier and tow it to a port in israel to ride out the bad weather. more than 7.5 million pounds of aid h

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