terrence. thank you so much thank you. joining me now, is cynthia rosebury? she's director of policy and government affairs at the aclu's justice division. cynthia, good morning to you. let me start. where terrence left off and that's the george floyd justice and policing act. congresswoman sheila jackson lee introduced it again. now, on the fourth anniversary or the fourth year, i should say of george floyd's murder, has the moment four national legislative change past. now that the crowds, the tens of thousands of people have focused somewhere else oh, good morning. >> thank you for having me and i said my condolences to mr. floyd's family frankly, this is another part of the cyclical nature of black man, particularly being killed by police. and they're being an uprising in response to it. but no action by our legislators nobody else should die at the hands up police. everybody deserves to be safe. >> and the truth is that there is an unbroken line between the slave patrol and today's police, including white supremacy so. >> on the effort to change the law

i love the terrence higgins trust garden which is to croydon when it's finished here.it's peaceful, tranquil. actually the theme of the garden have freedom from torture for the all about making people feel safe inside the garden and calm and tranquil. there are so many amazing things to say. we've not even touched on the great pavilion, this huge building where you can fit 500 double—decker buses parked in it it is so big. in there see the best of flower arranging, beautiful vegetables displayed, weird and wonderful varieties. there is so much in there. when you walk in smelljust hit you because you've got roses, jasmine, there is really strong flowers with bees love it. bees buzzing around. just remind viewers, perhaps _ bees buzzing around. just remind viewers, perhaps considering i bees buzzing around. just remind i viewers, perhaps considering coming down over the next few days, how long does it run for and what other sort of numbers the organisers are expecting to see there? tens sort of numbers the organisers are expecting to see there?— expecting to see there? t

esto entre las calles terrence y la avenida greenfield .y pantalones cortos. posiblemente dicen solo lleve puesto un zapato. repetimos. están pidiendo a los residentes de esa zona a que permanezcan en sus hogares. esta es una situación que se está desarrollando en el condado marin. vamos ahora a esta transitada intersección. esta en oakland, cerca de boulevard internacional. pues ahí resulta que había un semáforo que ahora ha sido reemplazado por una señal de alto, pero la señalización no está en la en la calle como tal, como todas las señalizaciones, no lo está, sino más bien está colocada en el poste donde se encontraba el semáforo. esto no es algo regular, así que andrés brender fue al lugar y nos va a contar a qué se debe esta anomalía. cuando 1 toma el bus para ir a oakland, al llegar a la calle 12 con la avenida 16, cerca de la internacional 1, se encuentra con este singular letrero de alto y es que aquí había un semáforo, pero se aproxima una semana. la ciudad lo quitó y colocó este signo de pare. las razones son varias. la más impor

however, is terrence curvature, and i think that if there's, can you spell squared? the simpler video now are those color. so that's the picture turtles collect. so mostly 30 whole periods of citizenship or by the mid 16th century. the western lands of k through us have become part of the kingdom opponent in the population that you ain't incoming. well, the fullest by the nice ation. and the simulation of the indigenous russian population began to share the issue with police. they just need to advice, beautiful. the steps at the style and i'm will think not for a minute. my soul, bloomgreen skewed nutritionist, but the name is belinda. just about the sky, emailing at platinum, a bullying mich up is almost the business to an age of $62.00. it is the pollution story until much young color scheme and report is in the central hall. so to show exactly where in the 16th century, the idea of creating the 1st anti russian state was born in courtney and told me that from the virginia that the you have not seen me, is it okay? no auto show at all, still is a communication on n

easy so, so terrence so that he is going to join us here. next, don't go away the the other unit on off what's going on on your fluids the, when you talk with bob, bob got them to move the weight of the money for the theater. if as little as human views to the police, justice of the, of the end, it's like us just do it really a couple i get those go for needing a lot more to the doors of familiar with just a moment. as i said, let's see, i don't know the shape, but just interior that make you cetera. and then we can see on there with which assessment. when you put it you, i think a go cannot be the of the . so welcome back. let me tell you about my next guest to jose popular podcast. it's called twice told tales. she's also a researcher at the university of care on. so tara subject is good enough to join us. thank you so tara, for taking time to talk to us today. bye for having me rick. so um, it's been a rough week. uh we reported it as breaking news when it happened. it seems very curious. uh the president's helicopter. going down in the f

and also the widow of terrence, the man who was attacked in the street, the complete stranger.it because it's so upsetting what happened. shejust past it because it's so upsetting what happened. she just can't bring herself to go there. his actions have had long—lasting effects in this town, matthew. have had long-lasting effects in this town, matthew.— have had long-lasting effects in this town, matthew. denny savage there in hartlepool, _ this town, matthew. denny savage there in hartlepool, thanks - this town, matthew. denny savage there in hartlepool, thanks very i there in hartlepool, thanks very much for that, thank you. the former top lawyer for the uk post office, jane macleod, "won't co—operate" with the inquiry into the horizon it scandal. that's according to a lawyerfor the inquiry. the former chief executive is going to be appearing at this inquiry next week, over the course of several days. i came in today and there were dozens of chairs added to the inquiry rooms in anticipation of the supposed officers, the victims and of course the media who will be attending, a

he also tried to kill his housemate before murdering terrence carney during sentencing, the judge saidhas been described as a predator. the 30 year old rebecca jones was convicted of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child . she denied having sex a child. she denied having sex with one school boy and claimed a relationship with a second teenager began only once. he had left school and after she had been sacked . there are now 46 been sacked. there are now 46 confirmed cases of cryptosporidium, according to health officials , after water health officials, after water suppuesin health officials, after water supplies in brixham in devon were contaminated . it means were contaminated. it means cases of the diarrhoea inducing illness have more than doubled in less than 24 hours. 16,000 homes and businesses have been told that a parasite got into water supplies after possible contamination from cow manure, and the king and queen and the prince of wales will attend ceremonies in france next month to mark the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings , his majesty the d—day landing

stay there when was higher than they are today, well, i've got pretty bad news as to what the into terrencel be a host subjects i think a i takeaway to be solid by the end of this decade getting to the midpoint here on this decade, you are going to have something like 60 to 80% of tax reseats, going to interest suspense. >> crossed that. >> i sounds like you are cautious on stocks, on markets, you've been cautious. >> i think that in next reaction pavlovian bond rally probably including long end people say "wait a minute", we have a four trillion-dollar deficit, and we can't afford it and people might say i with long-term treasury bonds the on as the what people have been trained to believe because historically recessions rates go down stay down. >> thanks to jeffrey gundlach, the business of small business find out how the mighty quinn's barbecue expand business found success across the country that is next. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . ♪ it's where they go ♪ . . (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack o

but he is, terrence is an anesthesiologist and palliative medic, he visits terminally ill or dying people where they've chosen to die at home, surrounded by their families. hello, good afternoon. it's going to be like toys. nope. i'll head straight through. hello everyone. hello, hello. can tack? hi lou. traffic your systems, we don't, i'll sit down here again. perfect, perfect. as i'm asking visuals landsey my 1st visit was you were very anxious because someone at the clinic i told you you with the i think is in the knowledge that felt since you've been home to let some tab also show on the on. no, i'm not scanned, and haven't had anything untoward. any thoughts i might trouble mainly saved and when did you have as many praising episodes in the past? few die in the off they stopped coming altogether. middle of the table? no, no more shortness of breath. i would ask you haven't noticed anything, have you? no, no god, i'm amazed that has been going so well and wondered what to say. let's say let's go your and your best bet today. i'm no, no, no. no. obviously didn't applaud you mind to 5.

terrence williams laid out his case to the jury methodically, picking first of motive. >> this man hereall his dreams came true. all his dreams came true. >> dreams, he would argue about insurance money, more than $600,000, and another woman in swain's life. illegal scheme executed in an underwater setting. the autopsy had shown none other medical reasons why shelley had drowned. so the key to what did happen, the prosecution said, was her diving gear. how it was damaged. distracted her mask broken. the pin that held the strap in place, gone. that kind of damage happens rarely in the world a scuba diving and only one great force is applied to the equipment. >> they have never ever seen the strap broken like this. never, ever. >> what about shelley tyre's lone flipper, stuck in the first toe first, it's heel strap pulled back ? the prosecution said it could've ended up in that position is shelley's was yanked out of it as it was forcibly shoved into the sand. the prosecution put forth the same theory that tyre's attorney had advanced back in the rhode island silver trial, that her scuba

he turns howard university, terrence howard university, school of law. from a part time night school to a full time day. part time night school to a full time day. nights. that's a great question. student does anybody have an answer? i'll on your colleagues for. 5050 was the night school because again at this time it's what 1929 around the time it's abc for you, it's not going to get that's high marks. it's like a harvard or yale. so just like you're going sleep is not okay. i mean, what else cost yet and look at i don't think that's fair. okay, so so what is your yeah. what do you do because it doesn't think that's. so what do you think might. oh the maximum it is is for cameras. okay. so nice. cool bicep. nice cool part time high school. yeah. no, these people are, students, people working and people are working. and so they're students. and as i mentioned, most lawyers are going to be making a lot of money. it's not until the great migration people begin to move northward until black lawyers for the most part will have the clientele to support 1930s r

when we go and tell tyrants and aauthor terrence no, you can't cancel elections, no, you can't put yourse you don't like how are running against, that meant something. and now, can you imagine america going and telling people these things? after what happened? i get that democrats are extremely excited and people in new york and d.c. maybe are very excited about what happened in new york yesterday, but the consequences of this are so significant, not just in terms of how it breaks down what has held the country together in terms of a general shared respect for rule of law, but also because of what it does to impact our national security and lose our moral voice worldwide. >> bret: okay. meantime, byron, the president endorsing what he says was an israeli proposal for a permanent cease-fire. take a listen. >> >> after intensive diplomacy, carried out by my team, my many conversations with leaders of israel, qatar and egypt and other middle eastern countries, israel has now offered -- israel has offered a comprehensive new proposal. it's a road map to an enduring cease-fire and the releas

kill his housemate before roaming the streets of hartlepool and repeatedly stabbing grandfather terrence carney last october. the 45 year old is an asylum seeker . who claimed to be from seeker. who claimed to be from morocco. shadow home secretary yvette cooper says his conviction exposes what she's called an alarming catalogue of failings in the home office's handung failings in the home office's handling of his asylum . claim. handling of his asylum. claim. well, as we heard from mark at the top of the programme, a teacher convicted of having sex with two schoolboys becoming pregnant by one of them has been described as a predator. rebecca jones was found guilty of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child. she denied having sex with one schoolboy and claimed a relationship with a second teenager began only once he had left school and after she had been sacked during her two week trial, the high school teacher told the court that she craved . told the court that she craved. attention and was flattered by the teenager's attention. the 30 year old will be sentenced in july.

we asked terrence floyd about his feelings she's some change, you know, i usually say slow motion isetter than no motion. >> i she's slow movement on it you know, where there are offices. they always been offices in law enforcement that kid for the community and it was always the rotten apples that made it bad for all of them. you know but i see more coming out and really be compassionate with the communities. my family along with other families and politicians and people in the community of fighting to get george floyd policing past. don't what i want to let people know, don't focus on the name focus on the content that's in it. what is going to do for future generations? how it's going to help future generations not have to deal with what we're dealing with right now this week, democratic lawmakers made a new push for federal police reform. >> congresswoman sheila jackson lee re-introduced the george floyd justice and policing act. the bill was first introduced after floyd's death it passed the house, but it stalled in the senate now if passed, it would outlines several reforms inc

ahmed ali al fayed repeatedly stabbed terrence carney in hartlepool town centre last october, eight daysel. the 45 year old is an asylum seeker who claimed to be from morocco. this evening. shadow home secretary yvette cooper says his conviction exposes what she's called an alarming catalogue of failings in the home office's handung failings in the home office's handling of his claim to asylum . handling of his claim to asylum. in other news, a teacher convicted of having sex with two schoolboys becoming pregnant by one of them has been described as a predator. 30 year old rebecca jones was

kill his housemate before roaming the streets of hartlepool and repeatedly stabbing grandfather terrence carney last october. the 45 year old is an asylum seeker . who claimed to be from seeker. who claimed to be from morocco. shadow home secretary yvette cooper says his conviction exposes what she's called an alarming catalogue of failings in the home office's handung failings in the home office's handling of his asylum . claim. handling of his asylum. claim. well, as we heard from mark at the top of the programme, a teacher convicted of having sex with two schoolboys becoming pregnant by one of them has been described as a predator. rebecca jones was found guilty of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child. she denied having sex with one schoolboy and claimed a relationship with a second teenager began only once he had left school and after she had been sacked during her two week trial, the high school teacher told the court that she craved . told the court that she craved. attention and was flattered by the teenager's attention. the 30 year old will be sentenced in july.

. >> trump's current campaign appearance terrence is few and far between. he's currently mandated to appear in a courtroom for his new york hush money case four days a week i gotta do two of these things today. >> you know why? because i'm in new york all the time. >> and wolf, as you know, donald trump was back in the courtroom today. he'll be back in the courtroom from offer that trial over the weekend. his day off, he's actually not going to be on the campaign trail. instead, he'll be intending the rnc's spring retreat. >> wolf. >> kristen holmes reporting for us. thank you. and we'll be right back. >> when you buy or sell your car exactly how you want with cargo ruse, you might begin to wonder, what if you could do things your way all the time some dreams do come true get your car, your way, get it with gurus, fashion moves fast so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level with a custom private 5g networks, we get more control of production, efficiencies and greater agility. >> that's enterprise intelligence. >> it's your vision,

ahmed ali al fayed repeatedly stabbed terrence carney in hartlepool town centre last october, eight days after the hamas attacks inside israel. the 45 year old is an asylum seeker who claimed to be from morocco. this evening. shadow home secretary yvette cooper says his conviction exposes what she's called an alarming catalogue of failings in the home office's handung failings in the home office's handling of his claim to asylum . handling of his claim to asylum. in other news, a teacher convicted of having sex with two schoolboys becoming pregnant by one of them has been described as a predator. 30 year old rebecca jones was found guilty of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child . sexual activity with a child. she denied having sex with one school boy and claimed a relationship with a second teenager began only once. he had left school, and after she had been sacked during her two week trial, the high school teacher told the court that she craved attention and struggled. following the breakdown of a nine year relationship ship well to devon now, where there is no word at

terrorist act, has been jailed for at least 44 years. 45 year old ahmed ali ali repeatedly stabbed terrencen hartlepool town centre last october, eight days after the hamas attacks in israel. during sentencing, the judge said his actions were in apparent revenge for the conflict in gaza . the for the conflict in gaza. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has declined to give a cast iron guarantee of tax cuts, but insists the tax burden will go down under a future conservative government. he warns that labour will be forced to raise taxes to pay will be forced to raise taxes to pay for their spending pledges, as he reiterated his own commitment to eliminating national insurance . well, national insurance. well, speaking in london this morning, the chancellor accused his shadow, rachel reeves, of resorting to playground politics with her criticism of the high levels of tax on uk households. it comes to labour policies on jobs, welfare reform and tax . jobs, welfare reform and tax. >> the difference, if they are elected, will be profound and damaging for every family in the country. labour like to cri

terrence batemman, billy irig, gerald lynch, matthew mitchell. we can't begin to repay the debt we owe these officers and their families. we can work to protect more officers and communities, and the communities they swear an oath to serve. it's why i work with colleagues on both parties with legislation to support law enforcement as they do their jobs. if we could help them do their jobs more safely, we all win. two years ago i worked with my colleague, senator grassley and congressman david joyce, my friend from ohio, to pass legislation that provides customs and borders patrol staff with fentanyl containment devices. this keeps officers safe. we know how potent even a little bit of fentanyl is, even to this touch of the skin. and this keeps officers safe. it keeps evidence preserved for trial. now we're working to get cops and sheriff's deputies access to the same protection locally. it's why we introduced the protecting first responders from secondary exposure act. it's why senator cotton and i introduced the providing officers electronic res

well ahmed al fayed stabbed 70 year old terrence carney multiple times in hartlepool in october and toldonflict. yes, he was also found guilty of the attempted murder of his housemate, who he had attacked before the fatal stabbing of mr carney and that was all because he'd converted to christianity . to christianity. >> yeah, well, look, there are even more, believe it or not, shocking details than that, let's now cross to teesside crown court. two gb news reporter anna o'reilly. anna thank you very, very much. look what went on in court and what is the latest please . is the latest please. >> yes, well, it was mrs. justice cheema—grubb that gave that life sentence to ahmed al fayed this afternoon. >> she ruled that al fayed had committed terrorist offences when he murdered 70 year old pensioner terence carney and attempted to kill his housemate, javid noori . she told alid he javid noori. she told alid he had hoped to frighten the people of britain and undermine the freedoms they enjoy. when he murdered mr carney in a terrorist attack . she said ali terrorist attack. she said ali then a

i also thought it was interesting that the other way terrence stormy daniels is saying that on the stand, somebody approach are in this parking lot. he approached me and threatened me not to tell the story about who the problem let's keep her, ask about my encounter with mr. trump. daniel says, sorry, go ahead, karen yeah. >> so that's her explaining why it is that she was afraid and why she denied it. and she's told that story before. but the reason prosecutors are listening, eliciting such level of detail about everything including that encounter is just show that it's true. things like she remembers the furniture, she remembers what floor of the hotel room was onto your members. the location that something happened. so all of those small details i have the ring of truth and are things that you can prove like through her phone, she had the trump's bodyguard as keith trump or trump rona the assistant, those sorts of things to show that what she's saying is truthful, but it's interesting that the defense is trying to keep the details of the second because out because you would think if i