. >> reporter: ricci's father was also calling someone 1500 miles away in arizona. >> we're going get started. >> reporter: clint hickman, republican chairman of the maricopa county board of supervisors. >> hello, mr. hickman. you're going to die, you piece of shit. we're going hang you. >> reporter: the county board oversees election day voting and tabulation. starting in 2020, lies spread into conspiracies and threats. there were hundreds upon hundreds of terrifying calls. >> you [ bleep ] liar, you got damn pcc butryming piece of shit, you pile of shit. you corrupt politician. >> i've lived through my staff. this county has lived through a mountain of threats. and that is basically in my case the one guy that was caught. >> reporter: ricci will spend 2 1/2 years in prison for the threatening call he made to hickman. >> i'm just a public servant and representative that has the audacity to take part in running fair and clean elections. and if law enforcement can catch him, i am absolutely there to see people go to jail, because i'm worried about our election workers. >> reporter: the

to date, in a much more dangerous world, russia waging war in ukraine, hamas ricci -- wreaking havoc in the middle east, china undermining the freedom of navigation in the indo pacific, we've never had a greater need for more innovation to be more pioneering. which is why over the past two years, aukus has been fusing together our transnational brainpower and here at the defense innovation unit, we discussed the results. together, our nations will be recovering undersea vehicles from torpedo tubes on current submarines. we will enable us to deliver more sophisticated strike intelligence and reconnaissance. we will be using quantum technologies to support global positioning and enhancing the ability of our undersea capabilities including on our future efforts on aukus summary so they can stay silent and undetected and sharing in not only all of this with multiple undersea systems but with our maritime patrol aircraft, strengthening our capacity to zero in on potential dangers. i think the inventor that artillery shell, dr. buteman would be proud of what we talked about today. the man

later, the fees doubled, but all the films with culkin, those released that year, including the rich riccited to deal with the exorbitant appetites of culkin sr. and generally stopped inviting his son. so at the age of 14, macaulay, by his own admission, retired. his parents separated and tried to divide the millions their son earned in court. as a result, macaulay removed both names from the management of his trust fund. and handed it over to a professional financier. after that, the father decided to sever all ties with the family and did not appear again. makaley for a long time i sank into depression for years. he was no longer invited to the cinema. my personal life was not going well, only recently the bad streak finally ended. culkin starred in several film projects and commercials, started a successful comedy podcast, and found love. he met actress brendai song on the set, and now they are married and have two sons. it was brandy who dedicated his speech at the opening ceremony of the star. you are the only person who is happy for me, even more than i am. you are not only the best

i'm ricci's five i'm asking out of ricci's five pledges, he made when he pledges, which he made when gb news britain's new . channel news britain's new. channel >> so let's get straight into the great british debate this houn the great british debate this hour. i'm asking which of ricci's five pledges is the most important to you? if you've forgotten, let me just give you a quick reminder. firstly, half inflation, he's but inflation, which he's done, but he may have happened he may it may have happened anyway. secondly, grow the economy, national debt , economy, reduce national debt, cut waiting lists and stop cut nhs waiting lists and stop the boats. so out of those, which one is the most important to you? inflation was at 10.7. it's now down to 4.6. he met the target, the pledge to grow the economy has been made more difficult with the government putting up interest rates 14 times row . uk putting up interest rates 14 times row. uk debt is still times in a row. uk debt is still at an all time high. nhs waiting lists haven't improved, 7.7 million are on them. and of course what we a

. >> montclair police, inspector ricci. >> uh, hello, inspector. um, my name is robert.ive in pennsylvania. i just got word that, uh, something horrible potentially has happened at my brother's house there in montclair. >> and what happened? >> i am not certain, but it sounds like there may be a murder victim there. >> what's the address? >> north mountain avenue. >> all right, received. i'm en route. send me some units up there, meet me up there. just confirm the address. >> securing the scene and securing any evidence and safety of the people at the scene is my primary responsibility. as an investigative supervisor, i need to start thinking about what i have to do once i get to the scene and what needs to be done prior to my arrival. as far as the suspect goes, i didn't know where he was at this point. we had to assume that there's a potential threat inside the house and proceed accordingly. >> from the rear of the house looking through the sliding door, you can see the legs lying on the kitchen floor. >> i can say homicide now? >> yeah, yeah. they confirmed it. it's o

some point, at some point span the chasms that provide us from having unity in our country that we ricci deserve given the great founding documents. all persons endowed with certain inalienable rights. . . . . we need to do these things. and i am committed to getting these things done. i'm committed to slavery remembrance day. i am committed, i stand alone sometimes with this commitment, it's an idea i brought to this congress and i'm going to stay with it. yes, i'm the progenitor of slavery remembrance day. i'm going to stay with it. i'm not letting it go. the congressional gold medal for the enslaved i will not let it go. removing mr. russell's name, i will not let it go. establishing a department of reconciliation, i won't let it go. the question is, will others find it within their hearts, their spirits to take a similar ststance. i pray that they will. i close with this, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, we, persons of african ancestry, have suffered, our ancestors have, and are still suffering from the indignation and humiliation associated with slavery and segregation. we are still suffer

blob, you know, the civil service and pretty much everybody in the establishment media, the stymie ricci'sts. i mean, i'm not sure he's made that much of an effort, but stymie rishi sunak efforts to get the rwanda plan working. well i am shocked. >> the civil service seems to have bias against solving the problem. >> we've seen recently. actually, the telegraph published this whistleblower from within the civil service who was basically making the same point. i think it's very clear we saw it with brexit. we're seeing it now with immigration. i don't buy the excuses that actually the civil servants are just offering their impartial legal advice. i think the government is facing a number of challenges. i think that the civil service face and it's biased is clearly an obstruction to that . but i think obstruction to that. but i think fundamentally the problem is the political will and the political will of the political will of the conservatives. well, of the conservative parties leadership, i think if they really wanted to solve this, they could find a way to they're not way to do it. they'