teri jackson is still with us. nine years in a russian prison, teri. your reaction?e the sentence. we have the verdict, now we have the sentence. my members and i have been preparing for this, has best we could, preparing for the worst. nine years seems so out of balance, but where we are right now is to continue moving forward to work with this administration, support this administration, to get b.g. home. >> and teri, we understand this could be appealed in ten days. we assume that the verdict is not going to be appealed, because the whole point of her defense was to plead guilty to accelerate the conclusion of the trial, so you could begin negotiations for some kind of a prisoner swap. >> right. i mean, that's what i'm saying, andrea. we're here. we're here. we've gotten to the end. this has just been an incredibly difficult road. and i'm just so amazed to see b.g. as poised and composed as she's been. so, listen, whatever the administration needs to do, whatever conversations secretary blinken and his counterpart need to have, we trust that they are having them,

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obviously secretary of state is important, but in this case, one of the leading gubernatorial candidates, terieen outspoken in her belief that the election in arizonwas rigged. we will also pay attention to the fact that we h three republicans who voted to impeach the president, facing their own primary challenges. the washington state primary process, where it is a top two vote, the top two vote getters go on to the gener election, probably helps to insulate those republicans from defeat, that in michigan, the freshman congressman there is in a very difficult race for his political livelihood. reporter: right, a number of house incumbent republicans facing challenges. tamra keith and amy walter, thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. judy: that is our newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. or all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe. >> major funding for "the pbs newshour" has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people communicate and connect. we

that's after teri mckeever was put on paid leave back in may after more than two dozen current and formermbers accused her of verbal and emotional bullying. that led some of the swimmers to consider suicide and other athletes left the team. mckeever has made no comment on those allegations. it is 7 57 in the city of richmond, supporters of the rent control measure, p held a rally to put a spotlight on that issue. yes yes, ppe measure, ppe would limit red increases to 3% or 60% of the consumer price index, whichever is lower. voters in richmond will get a chance to vote on that measure in the november election, according to a recent homelessness numbers study. contra costa county saw the biggest rise in homelessness in the past four years where the numbers of people who are on housed jumped 35% between 29. 18 and 2022. my rent just recently got increased by $85, and it's very it's not fair with the conditions that we have to live in. people are struggling right now. we have high inflation. we're in a recession. it's time that we have lowered increases that landlords are allowed to present

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