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but then there wasn't turning point in this trial, erica, and it was the testimony of michael proctor, not only detects messages come out that were just completely inappropriate and unprofessional. that's one piece of it. but the other piece is that his text messages and his testimony put the whole investigation in a light that it just did not have it was filled with impropriety. and what the defense needed to do was sell a couple of jurors that on the fact that the prosecution did not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt, and they were really successful with that. focus on law enforcement and the investigation. and just some inconsistencies with respect to that issue. >> and the burden, of course, is on the prosecution correct? exactly. the burden is on the prosecution, so my sense is the jurors couldn't agree on the one critical element of the case. did karen read hit hit o'keefe? that is the one common element to the three charges. and if the jurors can't agree on that, then the level of intent becomes irrelevant and you end up with a hung jury. >> so then to that point, righ

i just think the proctor, you're not going to go wrong with here. lot of great things. maybe get 3, 4% growth. it's terrific. rod in new york. rod. >> hey, jim. it's rod from syracuse. long time club member. >> excellent. >> i'm up 70% this year in my portfolio. thanks for that. >> wow. >> i want to thank you for your work. i want to thank you for your work ethic. inspiring. >> thank you. >> i went out on my own outside the club stocks with one called vir tech pharmaceuticals. i'm up 20% in the last six months. my question is should i trim it, sell it? >> no. vertex, it is just so good. it has cf down. they're working very hard on this. the non addictive painkillers. this is a winning stock. and the fact that i haven't added it to my charitable trust is my fault. i don't want you to sell it even at this all time high. our viewers are so smart. i think intuitive surgical has a lot going for it. only if you wait for a solid pullback because it just spiked and i don't like to recommend coming in after a spike. much more "mad money" including with the c

coca-cola, intel, proctor and gamble, visa.e, there are also international representatives. businesses of alibaba, panasonic, samsung and toyota. revenue from ticket sales makes up just 5% of mok's budget. we have the olympic movement mog, it actually represents a certain model that is imposed on the rest sports. and that's the problem. there were alternatives in the form of the workers' sports movement and the workers' olympics, which existed in the twenties and thirties. there really is. there was a kind of human sport, if we are talking simply at the level of performance, well, that is, where , for example, a student who studies at the university, at the same time as studying, can show results, it was probably a sport back in the twenties, including at the olympic games, but subsequently this factory of records, which are absolutely in my opinion the look is meaningless, which means that american collegiate swimming has shown us an example of this, when we already have, as it were , transgender women who are biologically mal

state police could decide to suspend proctor with or without pay.on plans to retry reid who was accused of rubbing over her police officer boyfriend with her car in 2022. louisiana charter captain and his guest making an unexpected catch reeling in 6 foot bull shark in fresh water the captain joining us earlier. >> you know, obviously, it was a miracle that we got this thing to the boat. but yeah. you know, it was just pumping constant reeling on finally the fin broke the surface we're all in shock. we're like there's no way that this is a bull shark cranking and spreaded net out and finally she swam into the net got around it put in the boat we started high-fiving, celebrating. been kivel swinging in the lake but now he will think twice knowing sharking could be lurking in those waters i would stay away myself and those are your headlines. i have lost enough limbs i don't need to give sharks a chance on anymore. >> you can consider yourself and wade out and people have to be worried. lisa: my brother used to grab any leg when i was in the ocean so

complex trial that included hundreds of exhibits and 74 witnesses including state trooper, michael proctornsive and sexist texts about read during the investigation. >> the unprofessional comments are something i'm not proud of of. >> reporter: police announcing overnight proctor has been relieved of duty. crime bloggers coming up with their own theories feeding the narrative created by the defense that read was being framed for murder by police. >> ladies and gentlemen, there was a cover up in this case. plain and simple. >> reporter: allegations the prosecution has always denied, arguing read banged her suv into o'keefe, leaving him to die. >> i hit him, i hit him, i hit him. the words of the defendant. >>> still ahead, did a difficult debate move the needle when it comes to joe biden's poll numbers? steve kornacki is standing by to break down some new numbers. s so break down some new numbers. (♪♪) heartburn makes you queasy? get fast relief with new tums+ upset stomach & nausea support, and love food back. (♪♪) >>> it's been a big question since the debate. was joe biden's performance

intel, proctor and gamble, visa.ourse, there are also representatives of international businesses, alibaba, panasonic, samsung and toyota. revenue from ticket sales is only 5% budget mok. we have the mok olympic movement, it actually represents a kind of model that is being imposed on the rest of the sport, that’s the problem, there were alternatives in the form of a working sports movement. workers ' olympiads that existed in the twenties and thirties, there really was a kind of human sport, if we are talking simply at the level of productivity, well, that is, where, for example, a student who studies at the university can show results at the same time as studying this is probably there was sport back in the twenties, including at the olympic games, but later this factory of records, which in my opinion is absolutely meaningless, means that american collegiate swimming showed us an example of this, when we already have, as it were , transgender women who are biologically men , they are breaking records for women, bu

then meanwhile the non-tech stock of the session, proctor & gamble.10% down in and 12% baby and family care. still wall street says the consumer is strong. we hear it all and over again. with very christine short. i know you're monitoring the back to school buzz. you're looking forward but you know the data, i look at the bank of america daily credit card stuff, i see a consumer that, 80% of the consumers, i feel like they're tapped out. what are you seeing? >> i don't know if i would used worth strong to describe the consumer. i think they're pretty resilient. charles: is resilient a euphemism max their credit cards, use buy now pay later? while that might be good for the corporate bottom lines, is there a limit where we don't want to see that? >> you're right, delinquencies are higher. but they're still out there spending. hard to believe back to school is almost here. national retail federation does this yearly report. they actually polled people, looks like household spending will be a little bit higher than last year. last year it was 8.9. last y

proctor acknowledging on the stand that the messages were, quote: unprofessional but said they had noors say they plan on retrying the case. no date has been set so far. over to you, steve. >> steve: all right. thank you very much, katie. meanwhile, an artificial intelligence voice bottom caught highing on a simulated fix stard up bland ai was tested to pretend to be from a doctor's office and able to retrieve personal information, medical information from a hypothetical teenage girl. kurt knutsson, the cyberguy is here with more on this tech tuesday. you know, i get why some companies might want to hire a chatbot rather than hire a person because it could do stuff. but there is peril in having a robot do your phone calling. >> kurt: when it's lying to you for sure. good morning, steve. this one so convincing what it sounds human and then you ask it if it's human and it says yeah, i'm human. san francisco based ai making this customer service ai tech in the market. programmed to sound just like the real person. in fact, it sounds a lot like scarlet johannsen again. they say it's not.

proctor & gamble seeing its worst day in more than two years.f tide and pampers warned of continued slowdown in china. play this record again. >> over and over. and proctor & gamble, which seems reasonable, maybe it's 23 times next year's, but talking about a company, maybe 6%, 7% eps in revenue growth. recently just made an all-time high. i mean, they're talking about, again, a slowdown. and people feeling the impact. so, this is one, lower left upper right for the last 2 1/2 years or so. i think you're looking for a place to buy it. but i still think there's more room on the downside. >> yeah, i think, too. i just think they had this unbelievably opportune time to pass along price increases. this was an $80 stock back in 2019. what does that mean? doesn't mean anything, other than the fact that on multiple, i actually think it's expensive relative to itself and it's had an enormous move at a time when these headwinds and these costs are going to make this company have more headwinds going forward. it's not over. >> yeah. i agree with everythin

michael proctor, the lead investigator on this. this was a tough one because his conduct was disgraceful. the things he said his unprofessionalism, it was inexcusable and the massachusetts state police, you have to wonder if they felt as if he had any role in this hung jury if his misconduct in terms of names, he called karen read, had any part in this the one thing that is key to understand about procter is there's no proof that he tampered with anything. so yes, he said terrible things. he was unprofessional. he was discussing the case with people in his family, friends, people who should have no knowledge of it. but when it comes to the actual framing that karen read's defense team claims happened. there's no evidence that michael proctor did any of that, so i wouldn't be surprised to your question if he has a lawyer and if he speaks out in that regard and sarah, the state or the commonwealth, i should say rather, may have to call him in the second go around even though he's been fired if any other witness saw him collecting the

violence against them must be brought to justice, even the vice chancellor in some university and proctors who instigated the police to track down on the students that must be brought to justice and all those who are detained and they're arrested should be released immediately before they even consider sitting with the government. because many of the student live the, there's where after them did came and the government saying that this was basically apply by the opposition party to capitalize on it. it is true that the all the opposition parties did put that's supposed to as a student movement, and many of the members were about our procession as a place the of the senior leaders are the opposition. right? arrested yesterday. and today, one of the popular leader was arrested also by that detective police. so all this put together, there's a complex environment considering the bottom of this trouble economy. inflation storing food prices, a great deal of public frustration also during the products we saw a lot of our united people from the general public took part in this product along wit

the proper listing and proctor since there were hundreds, perhaps thousands of these rallies, wrote, testing go against nathan, you know because he has not resign. following the disaster of october, the 7th. yes, israel was the victim of the whole research messic or, or re take aggression by from us. but some people in the chain of command leading up to the prime minister should have resigned immediately of being get comfortable for the worse, the baffled in his robes history. and he's really the man to return the hostages that he let go. oh please, i'm raising both demands both so called vocal victory, which would mean that all of the hostages would come only when they are dead. and these relatives are furious from y'all. ah, he's now the most faith, admitting these re the least trusted, letting these res, regardless of this suddenly and go back to whichever of course office like that when you visit. so capital you now with these where i'm a lead to also saying that the time has come to create the lions in the middle east against iran. i wonder one, what do you think about that in t

i'm very often he came off with the tele proctor and started talking because he believes that gives him more energy. but people did start to leave don't many, but people did start to leave and the speech went on perhaps a bit too long. and interestingly enough, i've been texting with republicans and democrats since then. a couple of democrats thought it was a terrific speech. one said that it went on too long. i'm one democrat, texted me and said, look, this is the best thing that's happened to the democrats in 3 weeks is 3 weeks ago. the donald trump essentially beat joe biden in the presidential debate due by the awful performance of the number of wins in court since then to extend the sessions bullitt and has had a very good convention. but the convention kind of faltered at the very last harden with donald trump speech. it was perhaps the worst speaks of the entire week. and so, democrats will be boy, by this. and they will be thinking maybe from 2 days ago when, how were we ever going to beat this guy to thinking maybe we can beat this guy. yeah, absolutely. because after the past

police to just as they want some of the vice chancellor of the university through design as well as proctors. these are some of the main condition that put firewood, whereas i'm, it is the executive editor of the contribution he spoke to us on the phone saying the situation remains volatile. is the government considers to protest as demands or the whole country is in its own. but mode, and actually the full days of peace bedroom between the godaddy form and you didn't notice the end, the law enforcement. so you know, each claim to anything beyond $100.00 lives. and most of them are young students and the there, of course it's all my other people also the bystanders and defend professionals who got killed and by have got into the cause, present them on the feud expression groups. so after those 4 days of a balance when the fed up from the both sides to actually the read the line for says, uh, shooting at the students. and also the students go join by it. literally the time of the obligation to activity activities in the country. so the, the whole situation about suitable at the end that the g

i updated ministers on to proctor stores the 1st tasha of 1.4 b. the is expected to happen at the beginning of august next week. how we are set to find those, the acquisition of a priority military equipment once again or defends. and once again, i'm when do sion for our community and also, and this is new recruitment for the ukrainian defense industry, who's the so you for rainy and defense industry in this particular case, are we talking about germany's ryan metal over there, making weapons as stock squared rapids is certainly a big risk for europe's military industrial complex when you have a guy like, or bon running around, trying to secure peace. it's freezing and practically a no man's line, but one in an easy and scientists studying paleo geography of this and petersburg state university get up traveling more than 30000 kilometers to get all the way to antarctica and back shared with us the details of his journey to the bottom of the war, a process that i'm a participant in the 69th russian antarctic expedition. i would like to say that i am

proctor and gamble, general mills, pfizer or mark, these are the recession proof names that you want to buy when the economy slows down. investors flock to the companies that can generate consistent earnings unless the drugs actually take over the world. you do not stop eating food or brushing your teeth because we are in a recession. why is a secular versus cyclical so important? because a healthy figure out how much companies can earn in a given environment. the guys who have so much cash to throw around that they are buying and selling that defines a whole market in the short term. the whole hedge fund playbook is about when to buy and sell cyclical stocks or secular ones based on economies around the world. this is what drives the decision-making process. 50% came from the sector, which is a fancy word for energy, machinery, healthcare. when it comes to secular, much of the moves are about falling into the secular or cyclical hands. this is more than 50% thanks to the rise of secular. you do not want to own much in the way of cyclical. the earnings tend to fall apart as they have

including the lead investigator and massachusetts state trooper michael proctor who admitted to sendingt reed during the investigation. >> the rest of the comments are something i'm not proud of. >> reporter: he has been relieved of duty. a high profile trial generating huge attention online, with crime bloggers coming up with their own conspiracy theories, feeding the narrative created by the defense that she was being framed for murder by police. >> ladies and gentlemen, there was a coverup in this case, plain and simple. >> reporter: allegations the prosecution has always denied. arguing, she backed her suv into o'keefe letting him to die. >> i hit him, i hit him, i hit him. those are the words of the defendant. >> the prosecution is not backing down. they say they are going to retry the case. the next courthour -- hearing is july 22nd. >> thank you very much. >>> the trump immunity ruling got most of the attention. the supreme court handed down several consequential decisions this term. we will talk about their long-term impact with a veteran journalist whose covered the supreme cou

if you can get proctor and gamble on sale, thence bill pay up for something similarly great rather than picking up penny stocks just because they seem cheaper but they are not. remember, at the end of the day, there are very few genuine bargains out there. their stocks may look cheaper but that is because they deserve to be cheaper. the businesses are worth less. do not worry about paying a higher price for a best-degree business. it may seem more expensive but you are also buying peace of mind. a great company like nvidia for instance always seem superexpensive. doesn't it? but the stock just keeps charging steadily higher like it has for a decade. now, once you find yourself a best of breed company i have got another important role for you. high-quality companies represent value. and giving up on value is a sin just because the stock does not act so well for the moment. i see so many throwing in the towel just because their stocks are not working right now. it is driving me nuts. well, patience is a virtue in this business. if you have a reason to believe in a business, do not dump it

talking about ford motor and proctor & gamble and honeywell and stocks at new 52 week highs and tech getting annihilated and there's a real danger the entire market will go with it and some extent we're due for a real shakeout but there's a bull market and tag tier. not in the old familiar names and none of the microsoft and ai-related names and value oriented names and they've been overlooked for quite some time. stuart: this global tech outage, have any impact on the market for any of the time? >> not a longer term but can't deny that and issues at one or two companies can affect the global economy and going 10, 15, 20% of the market index and that's the real risk together and that's coming with the major large cap tech stocks and, stuart, most lose money here and they'll buy the dips and people love buying dips and going on the way up and not on the way down. resist the urge to buy the dips in big cap techs and anything like 2000, microsoft or oracle could be dead money in ten years. stuart: don't say it. >> don't blame the messenger, stuart. there's been magnificent runs and urgi

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it says buy proctor down ten.yone to do that >> i get it. >> we're trying to put it in context. >> good. i always enjoy our time together. >> i do too. >> yeah. what are you going to do on your show other than miss me? >> this is an example of the zeitgeist. i have huntington bank shares in ohio, and steve steinour told me during the mini crisis, we're fine, he was, and he will tell me the straight dope about small cap and medium sized banks that are so fabulous. they've been fabulous. >> see you tomorrow. >> absolutely. >> right here. >> absolutely. >> glad to hear that. breaking economic ta rhtdaig after the break. don't go anywhere. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking.

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you see there, you can see both of top proctors are still intact. the former president also said that he was indeed shot in the year. another image that was going around trump with an apparent bullet hole in his suit jacket circled in yellow. the caption about how he recently started wearing a bulletproof vest. now, this photo is either doctored with a dark dot added or is actually the jacket of another secret service member. again, the president says he was shot in the year. and now though, a photo that appears to be legitimate taken yesterday by new york times photographer doug mills circled in red. there appears to show something maybe an object flying past the former prime president's head according to the paper, the images and doctored other than that red circle. they talk to a retired fbi specialist who says if it isn't a bullet, he doesn't know what else it could be. the camera the photographer is using had a very fast shutter speed, someone 8 thousands of a second. the fbi agent called it a one in a million shot. nearly impossible to catch.

you see there, you can see both of top proctors are still intact.dent also said that he was indeed shot in the year. another image that was going around trump with an apparent bullet hole in his suit jacket circled in yellow. the caption about how he recently started wearing a bulletproof vest. now, this photo is either doctored with a dark dot added or is actually the jacket of another secret service member. again, the president says he was shot in the year. and now though, a photo that appears to be legitimate taken yesterday by new york times photographer doug mills circled in red. there appears to show something maybe an object flying past the former prime president's head, according to the paper, the images and doctored other than that red circle. they talk to a retired fbi specialist who says if it isn't a bullet, he doesn't know what else it could be. the camera the photographer is using had a very fast shutter speed, someone 8 thousands of a second. the fbi agent called it a one in a million shot. nearly impossible to catch. even if you're t

i spent six years living in china when i graduated from college my first 13 years as proctor and gamble. six of those years were actually living in china launching launchingamerican brands and bus to compete in victoria peak. so i'm very aware of the trade imbalance with china. i and brace free-trade principles, but also know there are times when you have to take a look at protecting your own interest particularly when you have another country promoting unfair practices to level the playing field. >> do you support a 10% tariffs across the board? >> i would want to engage in that conversation a little further. i think that is part of the senate to look at the policies like that. unilateral across the board is where you want to be thoughtful, and i think i would be more inclined for those van is something that is just universal, but we've got to study that. i think that we are on our way. >> last question in my conversations with people on the hill, your name frequently comes up as some are watching is a potential senate leader contender. i know you're focused on the majority right now w

we're going to hear from pfizer, paypal, proctor and gamble, as well as microsoft, and starbucks.e corporate releases, but on top of that the big market event is the fact the federal reserve is starting its two-day meeting today. >> yeah, let's talk about that. they've got the two-day policy meeting. it kicks off this afternoon. what are the expectations? what should we hear from jerome powell? everyone going to get wind of an interest rate cut or not? >> so at this stage market expectations suggest at this meeting the interest rates will be capped at the 23-year high. however, traders will be looking for clues about whether we're going to see that first rate cut in september. and it's worth remembering that recent economic data has indeed increased the chances we're going to see that first cut in september. but of course let's wait to hear from jerome powell. he's due to speak tomorrow to understand whether he's actually going to be a little bit more precise about when we might see that first rate cut. >> not always a man of precision, more of vague utterances, but you've got to

lauren's been taking a look at proctor & gamble, down 6%.auren: yeah, and just to digress a bit, nvidia is down 6% and that could be weighing on the nasdaq. why it's down so much now. p and g down 6% and say they own the supermarket and they do. they reported a surprise drop in revenue and seeing slower growth for charmin toilet paper and beauty products and the weakness is continuing and management on the call said first couple quarters of next year looking like past quarter and it was not so good. stuart: novo vex. lauren: cuts and reaffirms their street low price target of $8. they believe the current share levels are substantially overvaluing their new covid shot and i do want to point out, a 27% decline is ugly but the stock is up 250% this year. just to put it in perspective. lauren: it's a boeing supplier and make some of the medal and engine components and travel demand still strong. aircraft is aging. strong earnings up 50% in the quarter and strong guidance and hiked dividend and bye back program. stuart: thank you, lauren. coming

amgen, you've got proctor and gamble. give me a sense of what you see here.hat i described and sent to you earlier, liz, was basically those companies that i think could holdup when we go through this digestive phase. granted, we do have buy recommendations on technology issues, certainly in the semiconductor space like nvidia, like amd, et cetera, but in terms of what investors be looking to pick-up now, because i'm in agreement with brett that there could be some digestion of gains going forward , as i had mentioned, i think we're going to be going through these shake and bake process, bake based on the temperature outside, but the shake because i'm expecting another decline in excess of 5% this year, and that be obviously leading to excess volatility and it's usually the defensive areas like staples, healthcare, utilities, that tend to be the safe havens for investors, when we do go through such a shock. liz: oh, okay do you see any kind of shock like that, brent, and that said, is that what is really pushing your call to kind of cool off on some of these

stuart: proctor and gamble which dominates the grocery stores. lauren: okay.e grocery store and the beauty aisle. a major revenue miss because of slower growth for beauty products, charmin toilet patient, pampers diapers. yes, they've increased their price, but they're seen they are customer push back, so they're trying to the keep prices in check. it still didn't work. stock's getting hit. earnings got hit as a result too. a worried consumer. stuart: fascinating story, that really is. jetblue. lauren: surprise q2 profit. stock's up 9%. they're also delaying plans to buy airbus planes worth about $3 billion. the reason is heir aiming for profitability through cost cuts. stuart: let's have a look at nvidia. they've not reported yet, a couple of weeks to go, i believe, there. did they have some kind of new advance in a.i.? lauren: physical artificial intelligence. what is that? stuart: what's to that? lauren: i thought all of the a.i. happened in the cloud. you know when you used to do the robot, right? if you're literally going to be doing the robot as you trai

you see there, you can see both of top proctors are still intact. the former president also said that he was indeed shot in the year. another image that was going around trump with an apparent bullet hole in his suit jacket circled in yellow. the caption about how he recently started wearing a bulletproof vest. now, this photo is either doctored with a dark dot added or is actually the jacket of another secret service member. again, the president says he was shot in the year. and now though, a photo that appears to be legitimate taken yesterday by new york times photographer doug mills circled in red. there appears to show something maybe an object flying past the former prime president's head, according to the paper, the images and doctored other than that red circle. they talk to a retired fbi specialist who says if it isn't a bullet, he doesn't know what else it could be. the camera the photographer is using had a very fast shutter speed, someone 8 thousands of a second. the fbi agent called it a one in a million shot. nearly impossible to catch.

you see there, you can see both of top proctors are still intact. the former president also said that he was indeed shot in the year. another image that was going around trump with an apparent bullet hole in his suit jacket circled in yellow. the caption about how he recently started wearing a bulletproof vest. now, this photo is either doctored with a dark dot added or is actually the jacket of another secret service member. again, the president says he was shot in the year. and now though, a photo that appears to be legitimate taken yesterday by new york times photographer doug mills circled in red. there appears to show something maybe an object flying past the former prime president's head, according to the paper, the images and doctored other than that red circle. they talk to a retired fbi specialist who says if it isn't a bullet, he doesn't know what else it could be. the camera the photographer is using had a very fast shutter speed, someone 8 thousands of a second. the fbi agent called it a one in a million shot. nearly impossible to catch.

you see there, you can see both of top proctors are still intact.former president also said that he was indeed shot in the year. another image that was going around trump with an apparent bullet hole in his suit jacket circled in yellow. the caption about how he recently started wearing a bulletproof vest. now, this photo is either doctored with a dark dot added or is actually the jacket of another secret service member. again, the president says he was shot in the year. and now though, a photo that appears to be legitimate taken yesterday by new york times photographer doug mills circled in red. there appears to show something maybe an object flying past the former prime president's head, according to the paper, the images and doctored other than that red circle. they talk to a retired fbi specialist who says if it isn't a bullet, he doesn't know what else it could be. the camera the photographer is using had a very fast shutter speed, someone 8 thousands of a second. the fbi agent called it a one in a million shot. nearly impossible to catch. even

. >> reporter: across lake michigan at a brewery in dearborn, a suburb of detroit, we met darren proctor son, jack. the duo love to talk politics with each other, but neither is enthusiastic about november. >> i find myself really frustrated. the fact that we have these as our choices, i think we deserve better than this. >> i feel that we should be passing the torch to younger generations. >> reporter: darren's frustration comes from the last two elections. >> you know, in 2016, you know, i wasn't going to vote for hillary clinton. it just wasn't going to happen. to trump was my protest vote. 2020, i wasn't voting for trump that time. biden was my protest vote. >> reporter: the retiree doesn't think biden is up for another term, and wants to see someone else. >> if they can't unify in the next month, they're going to be their own worst enemy. >> reporter: no matter what, they won't be backing trump, pointing to his speech at the convention. >> he proved again that he's still donald trump and he's still going to, you know, pull out the punches, kind of from his old tv days. >> reporter:

you see there, you can see both of top proctors are still intact.mer president also said that he was indeed shot in the year. another image that was going around trump with an apparent bullet hole in his suit jacket circled in yellow. the caption about how he recently started wearing a bulletproof vest. now, this photo is either doctored with a dark dot added or is actually the jacket of another secret service member. again, the president says he was shot in the year. and now though, a photo that appears to be legitimate taken yesterday by new york times photographer doug mills circled in red. there appears to show something maybe an object flying past the former prime president's head, according to the paper, the images and doctored other than that red circle. they talk to a retired fbi specialist who says if it isn't a bullet, he doesn't know what else it could be. the camera the photographer is using had a very fast shutter speed, someone 8 thousands of a second. the fbi agent called it a one in a million shot. nearly impossible to catch. even if

you see there, you can see both of top proctors are still intact.ed shot in the year. another image that was going around trump with an apparent bullet hole in his suit jacket circled in yellow. the caption about how he recently started wearing a bulletproof vest. now, this photo is either doctored with a dark dot added or is actually the jacket of another secret service member. again, the president says he was shot in the year. and now though, a photo that appears to be legitimate taken yesterday by new york times photographer doug mills circled in red. there appears to show something maybe an object flying past the former prime president's head, according to the paper, the images and doctored other than that red circle. they talk to a retired fbi specialist who says if it isn't a bullet, he doesn't know what else it could be. the camera the photographer is using had a very fast shutter speed, someone 8 thousands of a second. the fbi agent called it a one in a million shot. nearly impossible to catch. even if you're trying. but anybody who has used

to just do that one some of the vice chancellor of the university through design, as well as the proctors, there are some of the main condition that put firewood until or unless those new demands. i'm not mad, we don't know you have, they didn't declare any movement. but this is some of the, a condition that put in the them on the government and saying that nothing will be tolerated anymore. one of the senior leader of the ruling party said that if there is any disturbance, the army will open fire on anybody without question. so it is quite a transfer and we don't know how the army is reacting then not that heavy hand that like the police where the basically patrolling. and it is a good dead turn, spend our lives in the street because people usually respect the army in bangladesh . devin usually want to print from them, but we'll see how things proceed next few days. then we'll be able to tell you more rights on very with the very latest. on the days of process the and bangladesh, many things tend to story. as i'm about is the executive editor of the duck, our tribute and he joins is on t

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proctor. present proctor is present. vice president karen is running late. member. nguyen. president. wynn is present. member. palmer. present. palmer is present. president. sue. present. president. sue is present. member. wecter present. victor is present. there are six members present, and we have a quorum. thank you. i just want to make a couple of announcements, if the members of the public and some of our members have not yet seen the session where shamann walton, supervisor shamann walton called for a hearing on the sheriff's office, i think it really brought to light the lack of resources, and i hope people will take a view of that. and there was a good community showing as well. so i want to thank, supervisor walton for calling that hearing. also, just wanted to congratulate member brooker. again, another great graduation and another cohort, for the hunters point family and young community developers, inc, their environmental technician and job readiness training, that was very inspiring. i had a great chat with, one of the graduates who was a dad of four, and his y

statement is that that position of them are kind of the restriction of perpetrating the war and being a proctor in the genocide that's even the double side. and that has been the whole market, which is really well and guys, so these voltages are very important. i think we're going to have something faxed over mckinney who is expected to give a speech to, to the drawing session of the congress probably would refer to that to what he probably want to appease them. but again, he is going out on the right time to, but these are pretty important because they've been added to my, the m, i can statement on them. i can opinion that the united states should stand by as well as if this plan is being attacked by the universe. you mentioned that that speech to congress when men, yahoo, aggress, address to congress the last time that was back in 2015, at least 58 democrats, boy called us. now before he got on the plane. this trip he spoke of bipartisan support this time around, but it sounds like the democratic side of the honest, potentially, again going to be quite a bit him did in the republican side. an

defense and the fact is that the lead investigator for this case, massachusetts state police, michael proctor, or has been under internal investigation for quite a while now, in regard to a personal texts chain that he had with some old high school friends on his personal phone during the invasion let's take action where he said vile things about the defendant. karen read, we also know that the u.s. attorney's office for the district of massachusetts is in the middle of an investigation of the arrest of karen read and also the investigation, but nonetheless, the prosecution four weeks put on direct evidence and here are some examples. the first responders that went to the scene when the body i'm john o'keefe was found. it was covered with snow. there had been a blizzard that night in january of 2022. karen read was there at the scene and the invest in the first responders testified that she kept saying i hit him, i hit him, i hit him a few hours after that, investigators came to the front lawn of that home where there had been a party in that night? with police officers than their wives, and

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. >> reporter: massachusetts state police announcing overnight that proctor has been relieved of dutying huge attention online with crime bloggers coming up with their own conspiracy theories. feeding the narrative created by the defense that read was being framed for murder by police. >> ladies and gentlemen, there was a cover-up in this case, plain and simple. >> reporter: allegations the prosecution has always denied, arguing read backed her suv into o'keefe, leaving him to die. >> i hit him. i hit him. i hit him. those are the words of the defendant. >> so a mistrial means this goes back to prosecutors. do they plan to retry this case? >> the prosecution is not backing down. they say they plan to retry this case. the next court hearing is set for july 22nd. and i should note that we reached out to michael procter for comment and have yet to hear back. >> wow. that's fascinating. >> they're deliberating for five days. >> five days. >> appreciate it, erin. thank you. >>> coming up, what nasa is saying about reports that there are astronauts still onboard the international space stat