roy: well, i thank chairman perry. i thank my friends here who have been for a long time making clear to the american people that it's time for things to change in washington. now, we've been saying that for a long time and finally in january we did something about it and we forced a change and the american people responded and for five months that change was being seen because we were a unified republican party standing up for things we actually ran on, actually trying to change this place, actually trying to secure the border. actually saying, if you're going to raise the debt ceiling enact fiscal reforms to do so. we did that. we acted in good faith. everybody sitting around, working around the table to accomplish the objectives the american people sent us here to do. unfortunately last week, there was a breach. there was a breach in the structure that we agreed to put in place to make sure we were representing the american people through this heretofore united republican conference. the republican conference right

by 1813, commodore hazard perry had built a fleet on lake erie. the british commodore barclay had lagged behind in this construction race at maldon. barclay waited for the launching of his most powerful ship, the detroit. here he could protect the fort in detroit and cover british water communications for land operations against americans on the miami and sandusky in ohio. perry himself and put in bay in a position to sever british communiques on september 1813. barclay came out to fight and the british the lord were in column. the americans to down on them. each fleet two heavy ships and one of lesser strength to form central group. perry flew his flag in the lions 20 guns made it right. 19 guns was barkley's flagship harry close the distance he was exposed to fire which he could return only with his forward alliance or grant or support. the three heaviest british ships poured in fire. the american caledonia closed, but niagara behind them lines was. or decker shambles every gun useless most our crew killed or wounded and meanwhile the wind stren

it is called the perry case. when the u.s. wanted to go off the gold standard it says that all bonds shall be redeemed in gold. 5-4 decision. chief justice charles evans hughes said this is unconstitutional because congress cannot say that it will not pay back the bonds in gold. nevertheless, there is no remedy allowed because mr. perry is only entitled to the dollar amount, not the weight in gold. this is a huge marbury versus madison case. as to the treasury bonds, congress cannot say they will be paid in gold, but the guy is not entitled to remedy because there is no circulating market for gold and cannot demand he received more money -- receive more money than the bond entitles. host: they were getting a ton of this on constitution.org. what are the most common questions? guest: the questions you are asking now. can the president raise the debt ceiling on his own? why was the clause originally passed? these are absolutely the right questions. viewers, go to the interactive constitution center's website. it is so meaningful

perry's defense team is planning to appeal. jake? conviction, highlighted a stream of racist and inflammatory social media posts that perry wrote prior to the shooting. they were not introduced at trial, we should note. they were deemed too prejudicial. is that having any impact on this potential pardon? i would think governor abbott might -- he went out, he said what he said, probably didn't know about these racist posts, i would guess. has this given him any pause? >> reporter: well, we haven't heard from the governor, cnn has reached out, no comment as of yet. the way it works under texas law is basically the governor can only pardon someone if that board of pardons and paroles recommends it, which they are looking into the matter, we don't know whether they're going to issue their decision. the d.a. accused abbott of inserting politics into this case by asking the board for the expedited review and the defense firing back in a statement. while we are aware of the criticism that has unfairly surrounded governor abbott's expressed

ofsted has described ruth perry's death as a tragedy.remost in the interests of children — professionally and sensitively, careful of the impact on staff. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. george logan, who played dr evadne hinge in the musical comedy act hinge and bracket, has died at the age of 78. the duo, who always performed dressed as elderly women, were considered revolutionary for the drag scene in the late �*70s, and fronted several tv and radio shows. the act's other half, patrick fyffe, died of cancer in 2002. ten people have been taken to hospital after a double—decker bus hit a railway bridge in glasgow, tearing the roof off the vehicle. a number of other passengers were treated by paramedics at the scene. there are road closures and disruption to rail services as safety inspections take place. the crash happened in cook street near the 02 venue. and the bbc launches �*verify�*, a brand new service from bbc news, which will show audiences how investigative journalists fact check and counter disinformation. the team will focus on a

we asked her to make a drake/katy perry mash up entirely using ai. >> okay.starts by asking us a few basic questions. >> reporter: first the ai wrote the actual music. >> pretty good. >> it's a start. >> amazing already >> reporter: then we decided on themes. >> midnight. fast cars. the club dark lights. >> reporter: then it was time to bring in the lyrics. >> let's just start by give:00 chatgpt ou key words, saying write us a song. >> reporter: within seconds -- >> this is what i seek and i won't stop till my soul is complete. >> the club is packed but i feel alone everyone is dancing but i'm on my own. >> reporter: with help from taryn, we laid down the vocals. ♪ until the break of dawn ♪ >> in a night sky i see my past. >> reporter: all that was left was to dub our voices with ai generated versions of drake and katy perry for the final product. this is our version of katy perry ♪ where dreams are born ♪ >> reporter: sounding very much like the real katy perry. ♪ you're a firework ♪ >> reporter: and our ai drake ♪ regretting the pain that i am asked, redemp

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>> later this month, a texas judge expected toent sentence daniel perry, a prot esther as a rally.sking him to be sentenced for ten years and prosecutors are seeking 25 years in prison. he shot and killed 28-year-old garrett foster at a racial justice protest in austin in 2022. cnn's lucy cavanaugh is now with us on the story. yesterday we heard from several witnesses including foster's fiance. what are we expected to hear about this? >> sara, the sentencing hearing kicks off in 30 minutes when the judge is expected to decide just how many years daniel perry will spend behind bars after murdering garrett foster at the black lives party in austin in 2020. perry who was stationed in fort hood in 2020 and had a side hustle as an uber driver and they say he initiated this encounter and he turned the car to the protest where he then shot foster. prosecutors cited perry's numerous racist social media posts in which he advocated for violence which makes the case that he is a danger to the community and should have a more strict sentencing. take a listen. >> this man is a loaded gun ready

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katy perry has a big fan within the royal family.d musical performance at windsor castle. we will have all the highlights just ahead. and a clear look outside, although a little bit chilly out there tonight. when we will see those temperatures rise with spencer and that summer sizzle just ahead. >> los angeles, the lawyers and lakers get off today, they come back tomorrow for game four. what the warriors need to do to bounce back after that blowoun . see you in a did you know that the corn dog was born right here in illinois? no jane, i did not know that. cheese! woohoo! and the music. we're back when oldies music was called “newies.” e bye! ha ha ho. oh, i'm scared of heights too, grandma. but then i got tall! ha ha ha. illinois, the middle of everything! >> you might have just katy perry and lionel richie on american idol, and they were apparently singing their hearts out at the coronation concert for queen camilla and king charles. katy perry performed singles firework and roar at the windsor castle. princess charlotte shared a fi

after a jury convicted daniel perry of murder last month, texas governor greg abbott vowed to pardon him even before the sentence eight hours nighting outrage. abc's -- igniting outrage. >> the prison sentence for the shooting death of street protester that the texas governor is promising to pardon. >> this court sentences you to a term of 25 years. >> a texas judge sent the victie white and both men served in the military. but long before today's sentencing, texas governor greg abbott had outraged the victim's family and supporter when is he announced he'd approve a recommendation to pardon the convicted murder "as soon as it hits my desk". shooting took place in during 2020 and founderser and his fee -- foster and his black fiance were in downtown protest r with black lives matter and foster was legally carrying an asaul rifle approaching the car. perry was inside the car started shooting with his handgun sending everyone running. >> i remember hearing gunshots and then him falling over front of me. i've been trying to figure out how to cope and live without him because he was ever

>> in a few days a jury will be deciding fate of daniel perry. a man who he encountered after turning his vehicle into a crowd gathered for the protest, and then he shot foster. what is unusual in this case is that despite the jury reached unanimous verdict that he was guilty and after hearing from witnesses, that the governor moved to pardon him. in a tweet last month, i quote, texas has one of the strongest stand your ground defenses despite a progressive district attorney. garrett's mom responded saying that she was sick to her stomach, and it is like all of the weight has been lifted from the verdict and the biggest hammer in the world has been crashed down on me. and perry has had a history of making racist comments, and on social media posts. i will share one. this happened week before a shooting perry told a friend that he might have to kill a few people rioting outside of his apartment. he sent another text that said i might have to go to dallas to shoot looter, and some of the messages including white power memes, and too bad that we can

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maria: you heard scott perry do you think the republicans got everything they wanted? >> well, we didn't but i think we have to -- kevin mccarthy speaker mccarthy got best deal he could get a look we need to remember that americans gave the democrats two levers two of three levers negotiated appropriations bill this probablying the best deal he can get. but at the end of the day i am disappointed in president biden continual to govern like president of the woke green socialist party not a campaign to beat at the end of the day, we are going to be 1.3 trillion dollars in more in debt this year than lastly next year going to be 1.7 trillion dollars more in dent i don't think we can stop celebrate that we've got a lot of work to do this is going to get through all markets can settle down this bill going to get through but i am not satisfied that we're where we need to be we can't keep kicking the can down the road for future generations. >> so well said kevin mccarthy pushed, pushed, pushed final got joe biden to agree to spending cuts at least next year as well as caps b

now all of them are trying to get into a tyler perry situation.ottom than anybody that goes to see his shows. his story is the story of hope for everybody. >> it's really incredible. you are right. he snuck up on hollywood. here's a guy who is in atlanta, they gave him no respect. this year, on the forbes list of the richest entertainers. he is the only billionaire on the list and did it all himself. >> he did it all himself and he remained himself. he did not try to become hollywood. he made hollywood become tyler perry. [laughter] i think that is something. he's a transformational figure. we really to tell all our children about him because there is nobody that has traveled as far as heated as fast as he did without losing who they are. >> it's an extraordinary story. he's an extraordinary man. reverend, al, thank you so much. we will see you tomorrow morning? >> brighton early. >> i will see you bright in early. coming up next, another legend of the entertainment industry whose brought us bridgerton, grey's anatomy, now the number one shot on n

that's when perry, who was inside, started shooting with his handgun, sending everyone running.nfire] >> we were hearing gunshots and then just him falling over in front of me. i have been trying to figure out how to cope and live without him. because he was everything to me. >> the victim's mother says the governor needs to left this court's decision stand. >> do you have any idea how hard it is to sit here, facing the evil that killed my son. finally, after three long years. we are finally getting justice for garrett. >> reporter: a texas governor believes this to the stand your ground case, arguing that the now convicted murderer was just defending himself. but shortly before the shooting, police say that perry was on social media talking about shooting protesters. his lawyers tonight say they plan to cooperate fully with the pardon process. >> david: steve osunsami tonight thank you, next in the middle east, violence ethically between israel and the palestinians. hundreds of rockets fired from gaza toward israel. people running for cover. israel's might respond with air stri

perry in the operating room. saturday morning when i arrived, doctor, perry was already at work. i said you look terrible. did you sleep at all last night. he answered almost no. they called me all night from bt i asked why and he answered, they tried to understand in iran's throat one or a day off or wanted me to change the evidence in my testimony to the raven commission, he retracted his first version. they forced him to retreat, intimidated him, as witnesses to me, as a doctor it was very embarrassing for someone who had recently spoken the truth had to give up his words. were you able to determine if there was a hole in the place, inlet or outlet? then i did not pay attention to it. and only then i realized that i was wrong, but at that moment all my forces and not only mine were directed to solution of the problem. i didn't really care. what happened, and why in 1975 dr. shiers invited me to the department of cardiac surgery at the university of washington, i met maklim when i started working there, we had a good professional relationship. we did complex operations together

then along came the debate, and good-bye went rick perry. desantis looks good right now, but could he be this year's rick perry? >> that was the moment where rick perry couldn't remember the federal agencies he wanted to get rid of. at this point there's the enthusiasm of ordinary republicans. you mentioned this in passing. president trump declared on november 15th of last year, he's had 136 days between his announcement and the march 31st fundraising report. during those 136 days, he raised $17.8 million. ron desantis on the first day he got into the race raised $8.2 million. something tells me by the time we get to the end of this quarter, which is the end of june, that we're going to see rosily eclipsing, and maybe by several times, what donald trump got in 136 days. so that has -- tends to have an impact. we may see some closing of the polls simply because the people who are for ron desantis appear to be more motivated right now than the people who are for donald trump. that, particularly in the early states, could have an impact. >> des

an inquest will look at events around ruth perry's death.stigated by the health and safety executive. now two leading academics are calling for that to change. every suicide is a tragedy for the family and friends of the individual, for the individual who loses their life. and if there are circumstances that could be tackled to prevent that happening, we have a responsibility to do something about them. but if you don't investigate, if you don't try to find what's happening, then you can't do that. in the british medicaljournal, they also say 0fsted has a duty of care — a call welcomed by the family. we're saying to 0fsted, we're saying to the department for education, we're saying to the government, we're not going away. this issue is not going away. ruth's death was not, sadly — however tragic it is to us — was not a one—off anomaly. 0fsted has described ruth perry's death as a tragedy. it said it inspects first and foremost in the interests of children — professionally and sensitively, careful of the impact on staff. branwen jeffreys, bbc

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. >> ashley: former austin army sergeant daniel perry sentenced to 25 years 234 prison for murdered ater protester armed with an ak-47 during a 2020 protest. governor abbott said he would pardon perry saying texas has one of the strongest stand your ground laws that cannot be nullified by jury or progressive district attorney. clint browden joins us. thank you for getting up with us this morning 6789 i want to read the comment from travis county district attorney that responded to the governor's plan to pardon perry. saying in a state that believes in upholding importance of the rule of law, the governor's statement he will intervene in the legal proceedings surrounding the death of garrett foster is deeply troubling. i want your thoughts on that and what you thought of perry's sentencing. >> two thoughts, the pardon process is a check on the system, i don't know if mr. garza understands power the governor is given or any executive the state or united states is given. second of all, the prosecution in this case was political to appease mr. garza's supporters. mr. garza is a rogue da,

texas governor greg abbott said that he'd like to pardon perry under the state's "stand your ground"a s b would first have to recommend that. >> the texas governor made the decision to insert politics into this case. the board has committed to our office that we will be allowed to make a presentation, and they have committed to hear from the family of the victim in this case. >> during the sentencing hearing, prosecutors presented racist texts and online posts from perry. >>> and "usa today" reports on the rescue of an 8-year-old boy who was missing in a rugged michigan state park for two days. the boy was gathering wood while camping with his family saturday when he disappeared. more than 150 people searched for him. he survived by eating snow and taking shelter under a log with overnight temperatures in the 40s. the boy's tracks helped rescuers find him on monday. he was reported in good shape and reunited with his family. >>> still to come, social security benefits, why recipients could see a much smaller increase in their checks next year. relapsing ms isn't the only thing i have

perry.uis. a bama has a national book award. all right. i want to begin by thanking the people who made this book possible. my community at eko, a especially sarah caitlin, miriam, my wonderful agent, tanya, princeton's department, african-american studies, the lyceum agency, sky blue media and the publishing professionals i have worked with throughout my career. all have been integral to this moment. also want to honor my fellow finalist, everyone who wrote a righteous purpose and a stunning pen. wonderful books. and of course, i offer my deep gratitude to the national book foundation. anne and the judges. and from the moment of my birth, thank you to nita garner. holy teresa perry. brilliant. stephen s whitman. righteous. i am sweetly indebted and deeply bound to my family and friends from birmingham, boston. philly, chicago, milwaukee georgia. tennessee. los angeles new orleans. and always mississippi. the land of the bluest blues. you know how much i adore y'all. as i have remained stead

this one in i particular, katy perry, went viral.ia and you will find it. katie had people asking why she was there anyway. she is at the coronation concert tomorrow. she had a bit of fun afterwards saying don't worry, guys, ifound my seat! brute worry, guys, i found my seat! we hoe worry, guys, i found my seat! we ho -e she worry, guys, ifound my seat! we hope she finds her place tomorrow, she is a key part of the concert. she definitely found her hat! and some serious comment about the home secretary? that some serious comment about the home secreta ? . , ., ., secretary? that is right. you have been mentioning _ secretary? that is right. you have been mentioning those _ secretary? that is right. you have been mentioning those protests i secretary? that is right. you have l been mentioning those protests and arrests. people taking exception to the home secretary who tweeted to say that it was safe and passed off without incident. lots of people sharing the human rights watch statement when they said it was incredibly alarming. so t

as the sun rises over my old school, you it, the buses heading to perry high. so am i.o changed my life forever, and the memories come racing back. i would spend a lot of time out here, of course, talking to my friends, at my locker, and then head over to the library, which is a place that i just loved. >> our former school librarian had an enormous life-long impact on me. she made everyone feel so welcome. on this day, years after she first encouraged a young deborah to think big and ask questions about the world, i've gone back to thank her. >> kat kathy is in here. >> oh, haven't seen her in a long time. >> oh, i'm going to cry. oh, my gosh, it's good to see you. i knew i was going to cry. i knew i was going to cry. it's been a long time. >> a long time, but i've never forgotten mrs. talon and her lessons on exploring life, always encouraging me to be curious, even teaching me yoga and meditation years before it became mainstream. >> look at that. >> i remember that, yes. >> most importantly,rs usen, shiste teacher aenon stunt out,hethghtenm out o them. it's paying a

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foster was then shot by perry multiple times with a handgun perry legally owned. garrett's family praising the judge's decision, even as a potential pardon looms. >> this was a fair and just trial. to overturn that, i would probably for the rest of my life spend it fighting for justice. i shouldn't have to do that. >> reporter: perry's attorney saying their client did not receive a fair trial and that a pardon would be appropriate. >> this now allows us to move on to the next steps, which are the appeal. now we can fully participate in the pardon process. >> reporter: what happens now? well the district attorneys office tells us the parole board has agreed to hear a presentation from the da's offs and also agreed to hear from the victim's families. after that they'll take a few weeks and then decide whether to pardon perry or not. they're under a lot of pressure from the governor. george? >> john, thanks. new research showing some new promise for the future of cancer treatments using vaccines. good morning, erielle. >> good morning, george. pancreatic cancer is th

ofsted has described ruth perry's death as a tragedy. the impact on staff. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. a senior british fraud officer says criminals are getting smarter at targeting victims to gain access to banking apps on mobile phones. detective superintendentjohn roach, who runs the metropolitan police's economic crime unit, says the public need to be more aware of how thousands of pounds can be stolen, in a matter of minutes. dan whitworth, from radio 4's moneybox programme, has that story. so many banks and financial apps available on our mobile phones we can access our money like never before. but with that convenience comes risk. this warning illustrates the concern police have about how in a crowded bar or on a train or bus criminals can easily shoulder surf — look over a victim's shoulder as they type in a pin. then if that same criminal can later steal the phone, it can be game over. detective superintendentjohn roach says he is confident the technology behind the apps is secure, but the weak point criminals are getting better

the big names, you've got katy perry, i big names, you've got katy perry, take that, lionel richie, theorld of arts saw real, real spread of different kinds of things across the spectrum of culture, if you like. it's promising to be a very special evening. aha, bit to be a very special evening. a bit of o era, to be a very special evening. a bit of opera. the _ to be a very special evening. a bit of opera, the coronation - to be a very special evening. a bit of opera, the coronation choir. to be a very special evening. a bitj of opera, the coronation choir. so of opera, the coronation choir. sr many people from across the country are professionals, they would have performed or royalty many times in the past but the coronation choir made up of members of the public, amateur choirs from around the country, all coming together for a very special performance tonight. that's one highlight i am looking forward to. the that's one highlight i am looking forward to-_ that's one highlight i am looking forward to. , ., ., ., that's one highlight i am looking forwardto. , ., ., ., , forward to. the

and i asked perry about, you know, what does it feel like to be hugged now, the same people that were pushing you away before. and he said reconciliation without the truth is just acting. you know. at a lot of times, universities or businesses or families when to put out this, you know, happy photo op. you know, everything's better now. but if they haven't introduced the truth into like how they got in that situation in the first place, it's just for if the truth is present, it can be a real opportunity for healing and i think the nfl with kaepernick, you know, if you paint end racism in the end zone or on the back of somebody's helmet, that's really anything. you know, it's purely surface level and so much more needs to be happen. that's actually substantive for it to be, you know, not just acting. if the nfl or the nba or nhl, if they get involved in one of these campaigns is not genuine, does it have to be from a player themselves? at what point what happens to a movement if they the the right that whole nfl structure gets involved on. yeah i think it loses some authenticity for su

congressman perry, welcome and thanks for joining us.suming a majority of the democratic caucus will end up supporting this bill, you would need a significant chunk of your conference to be able to sink it. do you have those votes? what does >> well, we're not whipping against it right now. we're informing the members, which, look, they just found out what was in this bill. the text they found out about the bill that it existed. that was on saturday night. the text came out on sunday evening. and so, you know, into monday, people are reading it now. it's 100 pages. so it's not a big bill. but you got to read through the legislative language to see where the money's coming from and where it is going. it can be very confusing. for instance, in the bill that says we're rescinding some tobin some covid but you would think that that would go back to the treasury to pay down the debt. it's not going to the treasury. we're doing what's called banking it, which means we're st putting it in another account to spend it later. so that's not really

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el gobernador de texas ofrecido perdonar a perry por este hecho.de un profesional sanitario. la fda no estÁ obligada a seguir esta recomendaciÓn de los asesores, pero muy a menudo lo hace. leÓn: autoridades en mÉxico deciden dejar en prisiÓn a hÉctor "el güero" palma. >> maÑana jueves serÁ espectacular. raÚl: jennifer lopez sorprende a una televidente y fan latina. lety calderÓn nos confiesa cÓmo ha sido vivir lo inimaginable que puede atravesar una madre y por quÉ le pide perdÓn a sus hijos. >> carÍn leÓn nos trae mucha mÚsica para poner felices a sus mÚsica para poner felices a sus fans. soy alfonso albaisa, jefe global de diseño en nissan. y aquí rompemos todos los moldes. para diseñar pickups inspiradas en la fuerza de un gladiador. o un auto deportivo inspirado en una espada samurai. y un vehículo eléctrico inspirado en atardeceres electrizantes. en nissan nos atrevemos a diseñar autos únicos, para que cada milla sea emocionante. lowe's sabe lo importante que es contar en nissan nos atrevemos con productos de calidad y con gente que te entiend

ofsted has described ruth perry's death as "a tragedy".s of children, professionally and sensitively, careful of the impact on staff. you're live with bbc news. celebrity is facing its worst ever power crisis as it heads into a bitter southern hemisphere winter with daily blackouts of up to ten hours a day and fears it could made to civil unrest. bbc is looking into what's behind the cuts for some and your heart and reports from johannesburg. it is going to be a cold, dark night for many south africans. south africa is sinking into darkness. power cuts injohannesburg for hours every day. the continent's most developed economy can no longer keep the lights on. gloom spreading through businesses like this bar, open for the past 25 years, because of the power of the electricity. you can see now it's dark. are you going to survive in your business? i don't think so. next door, a cash transfer company is on the ropes, too. must be frustrating. it is very much frustrating. do you see an end in sight? i don't. this is our new life now. why such c

perry friends before you moved into her basement apartment?udge judy: and how did it come about that you needed a place to stay and moved into her basement? >> my lease was up in may. and i'm moving to texas, coming the next year, so i didn't want to sign another lease where i'd be committed to do another year. so, me and ms. per scussid we ded tha to move in together so i didn't have to sign another lease. >> judge judy: not move in together -- you were moving into her house... >> yes. >> judge judy: ...that she owns? >> no, she rents. >> that you rent. how long have you been renting the house? >> five years. >> judge judy: who else lives there? >> nobody but my brother. he's paroled to my house. >> judge judy: your brother is what? >> paroled to my house. >> judge judy: paroled to your house. >> yes. >> judge judy: and how do you support yourself? >> i'm on social security. i had a back injury. >> judge judy: and your brother? >> oh, he works at a plastic, glass, or something like that. >> judge judy: how much do you pay in rent on the house

media all weekend long and they were promoting it, you have line our ritual promoting it and katy perryremony, then show them performing at the concert and then a small tape segment we had king charles and camilla come out and speak with katy perry and lionel richie. a lot of short episodes for their american idol show here in the us so that was quite interesting, i thought to myself in a million years i don't think american audiences were ready to see you know, king charles and queen camilla be on american idol, that was a first. �* , ,., , be on american idol, that was a first. �* ,,., , ., ., be on american idol, that was a first. �* , ., ., first. absolutely and what was treat first. absolutely and what was great about — first. absolutely and what was great about the _ first. absolutely and what was great about the concert i first. absolutely and what was great about the concert was . first. absolutely and what was great about the concert was it| great about the concert was it didn't rain, unlike saturday, when those who were standing outside westminster and buckingham palace got ve

next up perry jones. perry jones an applicant for seat 12. perry jones online? hello, everyone. i like to thank the board of supervisors and anyone who showed up to support the agenda. i'm perry jones a lifetime native of san francisco. i started this journey unfortunately on the [inaudible] by being targeted by the war on drugs. i was impacted and incarcerated on a school campus having marijuana. that is something that drove me want to to have justice got me involved in the cannabis industry i am a teamster myself. but and besides my skill in the trades i'm focused on the cannabis. went to a university i mirj in the cannabis civics and engaged with the cannabis community educating and public engagementment i have been able to start my own 100% own company. upon company by myself [inaudible] and have been able to incorporate that and partnerships where i was able to get my permit. the [inaudible]. was passd and need to move forward with a perimism purchased a building in the mission district. as far as retail i appreciate the opportunity to educate the community more around lega

i'm so proud that when katy perry and lionel ritchie enter- perry and lionel ritchie enter windsor castlen concert on sunday, they will be going to a ward that is represented by three brand—new liberal democrat councillors. let's go back and work even harder so we can beat the conservatives at the next general election. ., ,., conservatives at the next general election. ., .,, election. labour took east staffordshire _ election. labour took east staffordshire from - election. labour took east staffordshire from the - staffordshire from the conservatives. yeah, they are doing the same in swindon, a key general election battleground. curt time be “p election battleground. curt time be up for this former cabinet minister, local tory mp robert buckland? stoke—on—trent is such a highly contested political spot, people cannot pop out for groceries without being accosted by somebody after their vote. being accosted by somebody after theirvote. no being accosted by somebody after their vote. no one party run the council before today, now labour do. 250 miles down the road in plymouth, a similar p

. >>> this with respect to texas army sergeant daniel perry.convicted of murdering foster in a black lives matter rally in austin in 2020. now he's received his sentence . lucy kafanov joins us now. what happened? >> just moments ago, kate, the judge handed daniel perry the sentence of 25 years for the murder of 28-year-old garrett foster at that black lives matter rally back in austin in 2020. he is, according to the judge, getting credit for whatever time he served in custody. he was facing a maximum sentence of 99 years in prison. the prosecutors argue that perry should get at least 25 which is what they got. they cited perry's numerous racist social media posts as well as text messages in which he advocated for violence to make the case that he remains a danger to the community. take a listen. >> this man is a loaded gun ready to go off on any perceived threat that he thinks he has to address in his black and white world, in his us versus them mentality, and he's going to do it again. when we look at his social media he had issues with musl