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>> the investigation into the death of friends star matthew perry.t police are now working to find. >> he's been called everything from outrageous to stupid, and the punishment for a man who jumped off a boat and onto a killer whale. >> plus, getting a better night's sleep with noise apps, the one that works best, according to researchers. >> and later, the new pizza capital of america. the controversial declaration being made today from abc news. >> this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with new images overnight from a deadly storm slamming the midwest. >> iowa's governor has declared a disaster after a series of destructive tornadoes, one resident saying simply, it's a mess. overnight, authorities in iowa confirmed multiple deaths from a tornado southwest of des moines. >> we do believe we have everybody accounted for, but we just want to make sure that with our search efforts, efforts, obviously, this tornado has devastated a good portion of

perry was found unresponsive in a hot tub at his home in october. the l.a.the acute effects of ketamine, a powerful anesthetic approved by the fda. too treat depression under doctor's supervision. but the drug can also be used recreationally. the autopsy reports that perry was on ketamine infusion therapy for depression and anxiety. he wrote about it in his memoir. >> ketamine felt like a giant exhale. they bring me into the room, sit me down, put headphones on me so i could listen to music, blindfold me and put an iv in. >> reporter: but the autopsy report says the ketamine in his system could not have been from his last therapy session, which was a week and a half before he died. and the level of ketamine found in his blood was the equivalent used for general anesthesia. two sources close to perry who say they have been interviewed by law enforcement tell nbc news authorities are trying to determine how perry came into possession of so much ketamine and want to track down any ketamine drug dealers or clinics he used. >> hi. >> reporter: despite the joy he

perry said he acted in self-defense. >> i saw him raise his weapon. that's when i grabbed my revolver. >> reporter: it was perry's sentencing last year -- >> this court sentences you to a term of 25 years. >> reporter: -- that foster's family said brought them peace. >> i woke up feeling extremely peaceful and feeling, like, thank god justice works. >> reporter: that peace, they say, now shattered with news of perry's release. >> this is like the biggest miscarriage of justice i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: perry's attorney says his client is overwhelmed with gratitude. >> he was in prison as of 2:00 yesterday, and now he's out, and, you know, will take some time to decompress and decide where his future is going to lead. >> reporter: but the district attorney vowing the legal fight isn't over. >> this case is still live on appeal, and we'll continue to explore other legal remedies. >> reporter: the same legal system that has foster's mom reconsidering her family's safety. >> i don't know what kind of a world we live in where something like t

daniel perry is a free man. one year after he was convicted of murdering garrett foster, a black lives matter protester, in 2020, the texas board of pardons and paroles unanimous in its recommendation to pardon perry. state governor greg abbott delivering on his years long and controversial promise to sign it the moment it came to his desk, saying texas has one of the strongest and your ground laws of self-defense that cannot be nullified by a jury or a progressive district attorney. it will be four years in july since foster was shot dead in austin. perry was driving for uber when foster, visibly armed, approached his car with a group of people. perry said he acted in self-defense. i saw him raise his weapon. that's when i grabbed my revolver. it was perry's sentencing last year. this court sentences you to a term of 25 years that foster's family said brought them peace. i woke up feeling extremely peaceful and feeling like, thank god, justice works. that peace, they say now shattered with news of perry's relea

could that be the case here with matthew perry and the guy who supplied the ketamine?os angeles police are now working with the dea and the us postal service to investigate where that ketamine came from. >> and in arizona, two men survived after their car went off the side of a cliff in pinal county. the superstition fire department, east of gilbert shared these photos of the rescue. it happened just after 9:00 last night off route 88 near apache junction. crews say the car dropped about 300ft. the driver was able to get out on his own and climb out of the canyon. the passenger, however, was trapped upside down in a department of public safety helicopter crew had to help pull him out and passenger was taken to the hospital. no word on the extent of their injuries, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday. or of course, you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> the alameda county district attorney's office is suing multiple insurance companie

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is now out of prison just moments ago, texas governor greg abbott granted perry a full pardon perryad shot and killed us air force veteran garrett foster, who was protesting at a black lives matter rally in 2020. cnn's ed lavandera is a live frehse dallas ed abbott's action, governor abbott's action came after the tech because parole board recommended a full pardon? yes right? >> that's the way it has to work here in texas, though, based on that recommendation from the texas board of pardons roles, which you voted unanimously today to grant daniel perio full pardon and then moments later, governor greg abbott here in texas issuing that full pardon paris this case has become a cause of celeb among in right-wing media over the last few years. but let me give you back some of the details of this case back in 2020 prosecutors said that daniel perry intentionally drove into a crowd of black lives matters, protests protesters in downtown austin, and that's what led to the altercation that led to the shooting death of garrett foster attorneys for daniel perez say that perry acted in self-d

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perry and others explicitly. things like this is this christian nationalist it gets. and so this just piqued my interest. and so i started reading everything could find about christian nationalism. most of my work is the american founding or about religious church state relations throughout all of american. and i was just shocked at this literature, most of it, as i've said, just is just polemical literature written journalist or aggrieved academic who clearly had axes to grind. and even the academic literature and was profoundly flawed. and what seemed me to be obvious ways. and so what i do in my recent book is i spend two chapters debunking this polemical literature, both the polemical literature and the scholarly literature that's critical of christian nationalism. of course, christians, after all this year, 16 years of attacking christian national in 2022, they come out and embrace christian nationalism. now they want to redefine it and, insist it's not sexist and racist and militarist and that sort of thing. and i take at their word, but it just strikes me as a

perry was released from jail within one hour of the governor's pardon.rrespondent marissa parra is following this one. >> reporter: let's recap here, it was july of 2020. we know perry was working as an uber driver during a black lives matter demonstration there, and foster was part of a group of people who add approached this consider, and this, what i'm about to say is according to not to just perry's representation but also what we have seen from the interrogation video that has since been released. but perry said that foster approached him, and that he was armed, and they had pointed his gun at h im, all of his actions that followed were a matter of self-defense. his representation has argued this falls under the umbrella of the stand your ground law. now, since perry was sentenced last year to 25 years, we know that texas governor greg abbott has faced pressure from conservatives to pardon him, and we know that the pardon board unanimously ruled to do that. governor abbott vowed to sign the bard as soon as it hit his desk and that's what we saw here

abc's perry russom has more on that story. perry. good morning. >> lionel. good morning. and one dramatic and possibly crucial moment trump's attorney accused michael cohen of lying to the jury this morning. legal experts say a tense exchange between michael cohen and defense attorney todd blanch yesterday could be a pivotal moment in former president trump's hush money trial. i think it was a very interesting day. >> it was a fascinating day. >> during cross-examination, blanch focused on a phone call in october 2016, just days before the election. cohen previously testified that during that call, he told trump the plan to pay off star stormy daniels was moving forward. but yesterday, blanch showed the jury text messages that suggest cohen actually called trump's bodyguard, keith schiller, to complain about getting prank calls from a teenager raising his voice. blanch saying that was a lie. you did not talk to president trump that night. you can admit it, cohen responded. no, sir, i can, because i'm not sure that's accurate, adding, i believe i also spoke to mr. trump ab

perry and others explicitly. things like this is this christian nationalist it gets. and so this just piqued my interest. and so i started reading everything could find about christian nationalism. most of my work is the american founding or about religious church state relations throughout all of american. and i was just shocked at this literature, most of it, as i've said, just is just polemical literature written journalist or aggrieved academic who clearly had axes to grind. and even the academic literature and was profoundly flawed. and what seemed me to be obvious ways. and so what i do in my recent book is i spend two chapters debunking this polemical literature, both the polemical literature and the scholarly literature that's critical of christian nationalism. of course, christians, after all this year, 16 years of attacking christian national in 2022, they come out and embrace christian nationalism. now they want to redefine it and, insist it's not sexist and racist and militarist and that sort of thing. and i take at their word, but it just strikes me as a

abc's perry russom has details on that. perry. good morning. >> rihanna good morning to you. those fraternity brothers are quickly becoming famous while we see more unrest on campuses elsewhere. overnight, new video of dramatic moments as this car drives toward israel-hamas war. protesters at portland state university in oregon heard the driver then firing what appears to be pepper spray. he was later taken into custody. police, citing mental health concerns with the building. now force will be used against you. police returned to portland state last night after protesters reestablished an encampment in the library, tearing down the security fencing put up by police. it's back at ucla. more than 200 protesters arrested in a massive police crackdown. hundreds of officers peeling back plywood barricades and launching flashbangs to break up the crowds who defied orders to leave. >> protesters basically spent all of yesterday putting up this barricade. we're watching law enforcement tear apart one by one, firing these projectiles here as this encampment is basically slowing slowl

. >>> the new turn in the investigation into the death of "friends" star matthew perry. >>> scarlett johansson taking on openai. what she is accusing the tech giant of doing after she turned them down. >>> and the portal connecting two cities across the world reopening, as long as everyone behaves. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. breaking as we come on the air tonight, the radar maps lighting up with tornado warnings from yet another severe weather outbreak. a line of storms making their way across iowa this afternoon, where at least 12 tornadoes have been reported today and already one death. early major damage reports coming in from greenfield, iowa, where as you can see, homes have been demolished. iowa, along with parts of minnesota and western illinois facing what the weather service is calling a particularly dangerous situation. flood watches in effect for some of those same areas tonight. maggie vespa and her team are in the storm zone. maggie, there is destruction across iowa tonight? >> reporter: yeah, lester, the stre

perry shot foster from his vehicle, later claiming self-defense. governor abbott says this is justified by texas' stand your ground law. and a board unanimously voted in favor of a pardon. the district attorney calling it a mockery of our legal s.t.e.m. > st system. >>> homes and cars were riddled in bullet holes and marissa para has the story. >> reporter: a barrage of gunfire terrorizing neighbors in south florida. 15 seconds straight, the gunfire deafening and unrelenting. sp sp sparks seen lighting up the street as a silver car streaks past. the terrifying meoment caught o home surveillance cameras. nearby houses and cars bearing bullet holes, caught in the crossfire. >> there were at least 50 rounds. >> reporter: luis heard it all from his couch. >> i run to, you know, to the bedroom. i told my wife, my girl, my little one, stay down. >> reporter: he says his daughter, 6 years old, had just gotten home from cancer treatment. >> she was scared. she was crying. she didn't know what was happening. >> reporter: seconds after the gunfire quieted, t

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in court, perry argued he shot foster from his car in self-defense.cutors argued he sought out the encounter and the jury ultimately agreed. for more on what led to perry's pardon, we're joined by kvue and austin american statesman investigative reporter tony plohetski. welcome to the newshour. the board said it did a “meticulous review” of the case but critics say this is politics and you have right-wing pundits like tucker carlson calling for this for a year. what was the biggest justification gov abbot gave for this pardon? >> to your point, while the parole board issued this statement saying they had done a meticulous review, what was absent from their statement was any sort of legal rationale in terms of recommending the governor issued this pardon. in a separate proclamation, the governor says that texas has a very strong, one of the strongest, in his words, self-defense stand laws in texas, and so he saw this as upholding the law, and that the conviction of daniel perry was a travesty of justice, in his words. >> he also had criticism for the t

so, why support daniel perry and not garrett foss are? killed him before he aimed his gum -- gun at him. he's the profile conservative love, and air force veteran who carried a firearm. it's a clear signal from abbott to the far right that it's okay to commit violence as long as i was it is against your political enemy. texas leaders are not content with merely defending people like perry. that includes the travis county d.a. . he faces removal. "today's gop is a toxic mix of bloodlust, lawlessness, and bigotry." more, after this. more, after this. . uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. so this is pickleball? it's basically tennis for babies, but for adults. it should be called wiffle tennis. pickle! yeah, aw! whoo! ♪♪ these guys are intense. we got nothing to worry about. with e*trade from morgan stanley, we're ready for whatever gets served up. dude, you gotta work on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get schooled. that's a pretty good burn, right? got him.

authorities revealing the death of actor matthew perry is now under criminal investigation.ing he duetted of acute effects of kate that mean in october. police and federal investigators now trying to find the source. >>> for the first time since michael jordan, wilson signing a signature basketball deal with caitlin clark. a multiyear deal. financial details not released. the first ever female athlete to have her own collection with wilson. pretty cool. >>> when we come back here tonight, the family dog stuck inside the wall of their home, inside the wall of their home, and what it took to get her out. , this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can build new bone with evenity®. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. evenity® is proven to reduce spine fracture risk by 73%. evenity® can increase risk of heart attack, stroke, or death from a cardiovascular problem

i am caitriona perry. we begin at the hague, where south africa is asking the u.n.'top court to order a halt to the israeli offensive in southern gaza.

but very sadly, perry died exactly five weeks ago. his wife heather is here today.need me to tell you more people die each week. imagine the difference it would have made if this inquiry had been held 30 years ago. this inquiry had been held 30 years auo, , . this inquiry had been held 30 years aio, �* , . ., ago. justice now! applause - applause if people were given answers then, they had recognition of their losses so they could have lived the rest of their lives free from financial hardship without having to fight for justice and recognition. it may be late, but it is not too late. now is the time, finally, for national recognition of this disaster. the proper compensation and the vindication for all those who have been so terribly wrong. applause —— wronged. concentrates when the leader... had advised against it. that is what my report amounts to. thank you. applause and there you have it. i have to say, i have watched a lot of speeches after inquiries and that has to be one of the most powerful and rousing i've ever seen. sir brian langstaff getting a standing

i am caitriona perry.en is urging leaders of israel and hamas to accept an israeli cease-fire proposal, saying that it's time for this war to end. in a speech on friday he set out a roadmap for peace broken into three phases, including a permanent cease-fire, with the withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza, the return of hostages held by hamas, the rebuilding of gaza. the u.s. has been working to negotiate an end to the war in which more than 36,000 people in gaza have been killed according to the hamas health ministry. an attack by hamas and palestinian armed groups in israel on armed -- on october 7. he called on the group to accept it well urging israeli leaders to stand behind the proposal. with the u.s. president says is a decisive moment. pres. biden: i know that there are those in israel who won't agree with this plan. they will call for the war to continue indefinitely. some are even in the government coalition. they have made it clear, they want to occupy gaza. they want to keep fighting for years

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. >> so what does he actually believe and there's a new twist of the death of matthew perry, why a criminal investigation is malbon launched, all tonight i'm laura coates live you know what occurs to me that something nights it might be really easy to forget that none of what we've been saying is actually anywhere near normal. >> that might be in the rear-view mirror frankly, if former president running for reelection surrounded by legal carnage, one might also become numb to the headlines but tonight is one of those nights where the flood of news very quickly remind you just how unusual this really all is. just bear with me for just a moment. remember the classified documents case? well, today, we learn something new that trump had some classified docs and his mar-a-lago bedroom? yes, his bedroom months after the fbi searched the resort. that's according to new court documents. and today we got some new photo showing his body man and co-defendant, walt nauta moving boxes around mar-a-lago before trump's attorney was even to review them? not an trump. they've both pleaded not guilty to mish

abc's perry russom has those details. perry. good morning. >> andrew, good morning to you. in a wide ranging interview, trump outlined his stance on several issues, from monitoring pregnant women for abortions to using the military to deport migrants. this morning, new insight into a potential second trump term. speaking to time magazine, the former president outlined his plans to deport millions of migrants illegally in the u.s. this is country changing, its country, threatening and its country wrecking. they have wrecked our country, the former president saying people need to be deported and saying he would use the national guard and local law enforcement to carry out the deportation, saying if they weren't able to, then i'd use the military. when asked about a law prohibiting the use of military force on civilians, trump replied, well, these aren't civilians. these are people that aren't legally in our country that claim about migrants, not being civilians would likely face a constitutional challenge. the time interview also covered abortion in a post-roe world. >> we br

andrew. >> all right, perry, thank you.re getting an exclusive look at the most secure location in the white house for the first time since its $50 million renovation, our george stephanopoulos went inside the situation room, the 5000 square foot complex in the west wing, where sensitive information is discussed. upgrades include sophisticated communications equipment for the president. this is where he did a lot of the coordination. >> when russia invaded ukraine in 2022, he would get up on these screens. the leader that's actually a screen, that's a screen, that's a screen. and there's a screen over here. so he uses this room not just to make decisions, but also really do diplomacy to do diplomacy. >> john f kennedy had the situation room built after the bay of pigs. it was famously pictured during the raid that killed osama bin laden. more of george's exclusive on good morning america in baltimore today, a controlled explosion is scheduled to take down a major section of that bridge that collapsed back in march. >> the e

for now from the team, thank you for watching, i am caitriona perry, see you soon.y with us here on bbc news. hello there. the weather's looking pretty mixed this bank holiday weekend. although saturday looks to be pretty decent for many with a lot of sunshine around, sunday and bank holiday monday will see some heavy, thundery showers developing, some local torrential downpours but there'll still be some sunshine in between. now, for saturday, we've got two frontal systems approaching — one across the east and one across the west. this one will arrive quite early through the morning across east anglia, eastern england and spread westward, so skies turning cloudier here. this one will arrive late in

coming up the investigation into matthew perry's death.t we know this morning. >> robin: plus matt gutman is standing by in indiana at a facility the state police use to train for underwater search and rescues. >> george: that's coming up. first back to sam. >> sam: all right, george. good morning. we talked about the storms. let's talk about the heat. suddenly summer in places even like boston. good morning, boston. on our way to 90 degrees. that's big time heat because we're normally right around 68. watch that record heat spread across the country. that's the weather around the nation. here's what you can expect this morning. >> michael: lara and sam are on a boat. a boat. we'll be right back. with clearer skin. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. nothing on my skin means e

perry, thank you for that. other big story this morning is new concerns about the terror group isis. k the concerns not just overseas but now right here at home this morning, police on high alert after terror threats made against the upcoming cricket world cup on new york's long island. >> we take every threat seriously. >> authorities now saying an extra 100 officers will be assigned to the event after a pro isis k outlet circulated this poster calling for a lone wolf attack on the june 9th match between india and pakistan . >> an we handle these threats the same. it doesn't matter when you got a game and a crowd as big as this, everything is credible. >> hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the tournament. a no fly zone will be enforced and no bags will be allowed inside unless they are clear and medically necessary. isis has carried out multiple high profile attacks just this year, killing more than 100 people at this concert hall near moscow in march. and killing more than 90 at a funeral

i'm caitriona perry. you i'm caitriona perry. are very welcome.general election for ajuly. he made the announcement in the pouring rain outside ten downing street, hailing his economic record. the prime minister is trailing in the polls to the opposing labour party, as his conservative party seeks its fifth consecutive term. the bbc�*s political editor chris mason has been following the days developments from westminster. the lectern in place after a downpour of anticipation. cameras, reporters, brollies, the downpours coming from the skies too. at teatime, this. earlier today, i spoke with his majesty the king to request the dissolution of parliament. the king has granted this request and we will have a general election on the fourth ofjuly. music blaring from campaigners in nearby whitehall, rain tumbling onto the prime minister's sodden suit. you must choose in this election who has that plan. who is prepared to take the bold action necessary

katy perry and rihanna did not attend monday night's met gala., though, good enough to trick plenty of fans including perry's own mother. perry shared the deep fake photos on instagram including a screen shot of a text exchange with her mom who fell for the ai photos. some eagle-eyed social media users noticed the carpeting was from the 2018 event. >>> prince harry is in london but will not get to see his father, king charles. the duke of sussex is there for the tenth anniversary of the invictus games. a spokesperson for the prince said he will not see his father due to the king's busy schedule. harry last saw her father in february after his cancer diagnosis. >>> we'll be right back. you really think you can get me to like dark chocolate? without a doubt. won't it taste bitter? not this dark chocolate. (♪♪) now what? we wait. (♪♪) i can't... mmmm... it's delicious! mhmm. i told you it wasn't bitter. (laughing) from the lindt master chocolatier. discover excellence. expect delicious. feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your dig

i'm caitrÍona perry.eli hostages taken captive by hamas october 7 have been found dead in gaza. israeli forces recover the bodies of itzhak gelerenter, amit buskila, and shani louk on friday. shani louk was confirmed dead at the end of october. the israeli army believes all three were killed at the nova music festival. they were among more than 250 hospitals taken -- hostages taken into gaza, of which roughly half are still unaccounted for. the idf expressed condolences to the victims' families. >> our hearts go out to them, to the families, at this difficult time. we will leave no stone unturned. we will do everything in our power to find our hostages and bring them home. we will not rest until we do. caitrÍona: meanwhile, lawyers for israel have told the court of justice that south africa is making a mockery of genocide. it comes after south africa implored the u.n.'s top court to order israel to stop its inclusion in rafah, setting the genocide convention. now that both sides have presented arguments,

abc's perry russom has details on that. perry. good morning, ryan. >> good morning to you. trump hosted a fundraiser last night where nearly every person rumored to be on the short list for his vice president attended, and several of former president trump's potential running mates were seen leaving a big money fundraiser in new york overnight , including north dakota governor doug burgum. south dakota governor kristi noem, south carolina senator tim scott and entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy. tickets cost up $844,000 to support the trump campaign, as he left the event, reporters asking trump if his future vice president was there. mr. president, was your next vp in there with you tonight? he gave no response earlier, burgum and ramaswami showing solidarity with trump, attending his hush money trial, joining house speaker mike johnson and other trump surrogates at the courthouse. >> i think one thing that we've all known is this was a sham trial, but when you have an opportunity to see it up close and personal, you can see it's actually a scam trial. >> trump's former attorney

abc's perry russom has details. perry. good morning. >> lionel. good morning. we've now learned the largest health insurance company in the u.s. paid tens of millions of dollars in ransom to hackers, and it could have easily been avoided. the ceo of united health says the company paid $22 million to hackers who broke into one of the company's subsidiaries handling prescription orders and payments to doctors. >> this was one of the hardest decisions i've ever had to make. >> ceo andrew witty in front of a senate committee yesterday saying the hacking group blackhat broke into a crucial data system, stealing massive amounts of patient data. doctors were left without a way to fill prescriptions or be paid. some doctors still not paid. >> after nine weeks, your company on your watch let the country down. >> united health manages more than one third of all patient records in the u.s. and overseas, one in every ten doctors across the country, whitty says the hackers were able to get in, partially because the company's system did not have a basic safeguard used by eve

abc's perry russom is here now with more. perry. good morning andrew. >> good morning. just weeks after president biden warned israel not to attack heavily populated areas in rafah, a deadly airstrike is raising questions about how the white house will respond. this morning, the biden administration is reportedly assessing whether this israeli airstrike in rafah sunday crossed president biden's red line. the attack leaving a refugee camp engulfed in flames. people screaming in horror. 50 people were killed, hundreds injured, according to the hamas run health ministry, says this woman saying we were here in tents and suddenly we found rockets falling on us. there is nowhere safe for us to go. her family, now forced to move for the eighth time, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calls the airstrike a tragic mishap, saying there was a technical failure that will be investigated. the israeli military says it was conducting an intelligence based strike which killed two senior hamas officials, and that it regrets any harm to uninvolved civilians during combat. the dead

abc's perry russom has more. good morning. >> perry lionel. good morning. it is encouraging news. inflation dropping for the first time this year. but most of the experts agree there's a long way to go before we can breathe a sigh of relief. this morning the new report on inflation is being described as a small step in the right direction. >> overall, when you kind of look at the areas where prices are up and down in this report, you do see some cooling in places where people are really feeling the impact of inflation. >> consumer prices in april were 3.4% higher compared to the same time last year. that's a slight improvement from the 3.5% increase we saw in march. and so-called core inflation, which removes volatile food and gas prices, was up by the smallest amount in three years. the other good news wages are rising faster than inflation, but is that enough for the federal reserve to begin lowering interest rates? likely not. >> remember, we've been hoping that the fed and looking for the fed had been hoping to start cutting rates around this time, but instead that timeline ke

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army sargent, daniel perry. in july, gerrit foster was legally carrying a rifle when he approached an intersection where perry was parked. perry shot foster from his vehicle, later claiming self-defense. governor abbott says this pardon is justified by texas' stand your ground law. and a review board unanimously voted in favor of a pardon. the district attorney in the case is calling the pardon a mockery of our legal system. >>> let's turn now to donald trump's hush money trial and an intense day of cross examination for michael cohen. mr. trump's defense team confronted cohen about a history of lies. here's alice barr. >> reporter: in their second day of cross examination, defense lawyers for former president trump on a mission to discredit the prosecution's central witness, michael cohen. mr. trump's one-time lawyer and fixer. the trump team grilling cohen over his criminal record, his bias against the former president and his past admissions of lying under oath. seeking to show his critical testimony cannot b

abc's perry russom is here now with more perry. good morning arianna. >> good morning.le the polls show the conviction could hurt trump on election day in november, his campaign for now sees a silver lining. this morning, the trump verdict paying off for republicans, at least in the short term. >> what we just started was a brand new little red wave, the trump campaign quickly sending out a fundraising request, calling trump a political prisoner, supporters flooding the website with donations. >> the campaign says it caused the site to crash. >> they are going to be angling to use the verdict as a rallying cry to mobilize and energize their supporters through november. i mean, in some respects, i feel like the trump campaign might even be really happy about the timing of the sentencing, because it does play into their narrative that they've tried to drive this entire time, that this is about election interference. i run a campaign, some gop mega donors already opening their wallets. >> casino magnate miriam adelson pledging $100 million. democrats also trying to capital

perry then shot foster from the vehicle, later claiming self-defense. tonight the district attorney in the case is condemning the pardon, calling it a mockery of our legal system. lester? >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> it was a terrifying night at a neighborhood in south florida. a barrage of gunfire lasting 15 seconds lighting up the street as a silver car sped past in miami gardens. police say several gunmen targeted the car with high-powered weapons. the chaos caught on home surveillance cameras. some of the bullets hit houses in the neighborhood. the car crashed into a fence, and those inside got out. remarkably, police say, there were no injuries. >>> we'll turn now to the growing controversy over a graduation speech at a catholic college given by a kicker for the kansas city chiefs. some critics saying it was sexist and homophobic, and calling on the team to cut him loose. here is liz kreutz. >> reporter: tonight, the nfl on defense after growing backlash over that controversial graduation speech given by one of their star players, kansas city

abc's perry russom has more. perry. good morning. >> andrew good morning to you. president announcing new tariffs on chinese goods today. it comes as a new poll shows him slipping behind former president trump in five battleground states. this morning. president biden set to impose new tariffs on chinese goods, including a quadrupling of tariffs on electric vehicles made in china from 25 to 100. the administration argues these taxes will level the playing field and protect american businesses, specifically carmakers like this chinese made electric car called the seagull sells for just $12,000 in china, experts here praising its build quality if introduced to the u.s. market, analysts say it could leave companies like tesla and the big three automakers racing to play catch up with relatively modest investments they most likely could, and it could become a competitive threat here, electric sales have struggled in the u.s. tesla produced 46,000 more cars last year than they were able to sell, and is now renting parking lots for unsold cars. other u.s. automakers like