hello, i'm will perry from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: time's up for tottenham's interim manager christian stellini afterjust four games — he's sacked following their 6—1 thurmping at newcastle. and a former spurs boss could be on his way to chelsea, with the club said to be in advanced talks to appoint mauricio pochettino. and four—times champion mark selby is through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship. tottenham have sacked interim manager cristian stellini after less than a month in thejob. it follows their 6—1 thrashing at newcastle in the premier league on sunday. former spurs midfielder ryan mason, who had a spell in charge whenjose mourinho left in 2021, takes over as caretaker. in a statement, chairman daniel levy said... spurs are six points off the champions league places. they play manchester united on thursday. daniel levy has turned tottenham into a huge club. he's done many, many good things. he's built some fantastic infrastructure, the best training ground in the country, the

from me will perry and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, bye for now.easter. sir keir starmer questioned the pm on the tories' record on crime and sentencing claiming he was "letting violent criminals go free". rish sunak responded by calling the labour leader and former prosecutor "sir softy", and saying he had been "soft on crime, soft on criminals". we are cracking down on grooming gangs and he is uncomfortable, mr speaker, he is uncomfortable, we toughen the laws on sex—offenders so they spend longer in prison. he voted against them. we have increased rape convictions by over 60%, meanwhile, he attended 21 sentencing council meetings to water down punishments. that is why they call him sir softie, soft on crime, soft on criminals. mr speaker, i have - prosecuted thousands upon thousands of criminals. —— sex offenders. he hasjust shown he does not understand how the i

but from me, will perry, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, bye for now.nd temperatures struggled to get into double figures. we've seen the colder air down from the arctic move down across the whole of the uk. that's firmly in place right now. there are some weather fronts trying to push up from the south—west, but most of the showers that we had earlier on are getting drawn away into the north sea as that low pressure heads towards scandinavia. so as the showers die away, skies are clearing, and with the winds lighter, temperatures are falling quite sharply. it'll be a cold start to tuesday. lowest temperatures, scotland and northern ireland, “4 or —5 celsius. so, a frosty start for much of the country on tuesday. but it should be a bright and sunny one. as is quite typical for this time of the year, through the morning, as temperatures rise, the cloud will bubble up. in the afternoon, it spreads out and it becomes increasingly cloudy. very few showers around, mind you, most of them in the north of scotland — again, a touch wintry over the hills — but th

hello, i'm will perry from the bbc sport centre.nterim manager christian stellini afterjust four games — he's sacked following their 6—1 thurmping at newcastle. and a former spurs boss could be on his way to chelsea, with the club said to be in advanced talks to appoint mauricio pochettino. and four—times champion mark selby is through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship. tottenham have sacked interim manager cristian stellini after less than a month in thejob. it follows their 6—1 thrashing at newcastle in the premier league on sunday. former spurs midfielder ryan mason, who had a spell in charge whenjose mourinho left in 2021, takes over as caretaker. in a statement, chairman daniel levy said...

now it's time for a look at today's sport with will perry. hello from the bbc sport centre. chelsea say they're delighted to welcome frank lampard back to the club as caretaker manager until the end of the season. his return comes a little over two years after he was sacked and replaced by thomas tuchel. the former chelsea midfielder has been out of a job since being dismissed by everton injanuary. he held his first press conference ahead of saturday's game against wolves in the premier league and says the opportunity came as a bit of a suprise. ididn't i didn't think i'd never be in this seat, i'm a confident person, i want to work hard, i understand the game and this club i have a big connection with, but if i'm honest, it wasn't my thought that one day i'll be back as chelsea manager because myjob is to be as good a manager as i can be. unfinished business sounds a bit hollywood, it sounds like you are looking for a great line. i want to work and help this club as much as i can. let's get more on frank lampard's cheslea return with olly kay, senior football writer at the

hello, i'm will perry, live from the bbc sport centre.g up on the programme: manchester city look to take a major step towards their first champions league title as they face six—time winners bayern munich at home tonight. with 100 days to go until the women's world cup in australia and new zealand, organisers say they're on—course to sell a record 1.5 million tickets for the tournament. almost a century on from swimming in the seine being banned due to toxicity, we take a look at the pre—0lympic clean—up in paris. hello and thanks forjoining us. we start with football and a hugely significant night for manchester city, who face bayern munich in the first leg of their champions league quarterfinal tie at the etihad. pep guardiola is hoping to lead city to their first champions league trophy and lift it for the first time since he was in charge of barcelona 12 years ago. city came close two years ago, when they were beaten by chelsea in the final, who were then managed by the current bayern boss, thomas tuchel. how much do you want to win

now it's time for a look at today's sport with will perry. hello from the bbc sport centre.d back to the club as caretaker manager until the end of the season. his return comes a little over two years after he was sacked and replaced by thomas tuchel. the former chelsea midfielder has been out of a job since being dismissed by everton injanuary. he held his first press conference ahead of saturday's game against wolves in the premier league and says the opportunity came as a bit of a suprise. ididn't i didn't think i'd never be in this seat, i'm a confident person, i want to work hard, i understand the game and this club i have a big connection with, but if i'm honest, it wasn't my thought that one day i'll be back as chelsea manager because myjob is to be as good a manager as i can be. unfinished business sounds a bit

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's will perry. for a new manager is under way having sacked manager graham potter after less than seven months in charge. chelsea were beaten by aston villa on saturday, their 11th defeat since potter got thejob in september. it leaves them 12 points outside the top four — having spent more than £550 million on new players this season. the club's owners say they're "disappointed" to sack potter, who's "agreed to collaborate with the club to facilitate a smooth transition". bruno saltor, who worked with potter at brighton, takes over as interim head coach. they gave him the time. time is something every manager wants. as an ex player, i want

now, it's time for a look at today's sport with will perry. hello from the bbc sport centre.he holders real madrid in the champions league quarterfinal first leg. chelsea's season has been one to forget so far, 3 wins in their last 13 games, 17 points off the top 4 in the premier league, with lampard back at stamford bridge as caretaker manager. lampard played under real madrid boss carlo ancelotti when he was in charge of chelsea and both have been complimentary of each other in the build up having watched real madrid, and having a relationship with carlo ancelotti, who has been incredible in his time year, the players have to

now, it's time for a look at today's sport with will perry. hello from the bbc sport centre. what a huge night for chelsea and frank lampard who go to the bernabeu to take on the holders real madrid in the champions league quarterfinal first leg. chelsea's season has been one to forget so far, 3 wins in their last 13 games, 17 points off the top 4 in the premier league, with lampard back at stamford bridge as caretaker manager. lampard played under real madrid boss carlo ancelotti when he was in charge of chelsea and both have been complimentary of each other in the build up having watched real madrid, and having a relationship with carlo ancelotti, who has been incredible in his time year, the players have to understand that this is a special arena and a special football club, and anything can happen. some things you can't control. i'm very proud to come back and manage a team of the size. i've managed in this competition before. i'm not done at all. i'm excited to get the opportunity. i have a fantastic memory of this club, _ i have a fantastic memory of this club, of— i ha

hello, i'm will perry, live from the bbc sport centre.is programme: the masters is officially under way at augusta, career grand slam. rory mcilroy tees off later hoping to complete golf�*s career grand slam. meanwhile liv golfers are fined over �*serious breaches�* for by leaving the dp world tour. and frank lampard is set for a return to cheslea as we await confirmation that he'll get the caretakerjob until until the end of the season. the 87th edition of the masters is under way, more on that shortly. but first to some big golf news away fom augusta. the dp world tour has won its legal battle against liv players. an arbitration panel determined that they were correct to impose sanctions on 12 liv members. our reporter matt graveling joins us for more on this — how big a moment is this for the sport? it this for the sport? is a huge moment, because it v much it is a huge moment, because it very much sets a precedent for players who have in this instance argued that there are independent contractors will come that in a moment, anyone dur

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's will perry.ello from the bbc sport centre. chelsea's search for a new manager is under way having sacked manager graham potter after less than seven months in charge. chelsea were beaten by aston villa on saturday, their 11th defeat since potter got thejob in september. it leaves them 12 points outside the top four — having spent more than £550 million on new players this season. the club's owners say they're "disappointed" to sack potter, who's "agreed to collaborate with the club to facilitate a smooth transition". bruno saltor, who worked with potter at brighton, takes over as interim head coach. they gave him the time. time is something every manager wants. as an ex player, i want to time, but they never give you time. it was a heated situation, you could see it in his face, thejob was starting to bite at him. leicester are also looking for a new manager after brendan rodgers was also relieved of his duties over the weekend after they lost 2—1 away at crystal palace and slipped to second bott

here's will perry. hello from the bbc sport centre. it's been a dramatic evening at the world snooker championship in sheffield, with play suspended at the crucible after a protester vandalised one of the tables and a second person tried to attach themselves to the other table. robert milkins and joe perry were playing theirfirst—round match at the time of the incident. a man climbed on to their table, covering it in orange powder. mark allen and china's fan chen—yee were also in action and escorted from the theatre. their match has since resumed. the other is expected to later. never seen that before at eight snooker event. that is a first. as i say, we don't know what that is on the table, whether it can be brushed off or whatever, but if it can, that match is not going to be played tonight at that table, because the whole table needs a recover and that takes a long time. how did they fit that session into the schedule, which is already tight, through the 17 days? every session is marked out, when it is going to be played. in terms o

the headline stories in a moment, but let's round up the sport and go to the sports centre and will perrythey hope to set up a last four tie against the holders, real madrid. what you have to do to achieve it is be ourselves as much as possible. our game plan is to stick until the end and do our game and our game. as much as possible, and when it's not possible, it's because they were better, not because we couldn't do it or something we were not. bur; better, not because we couldn't do it or something we were not. buy a new capital— it or something we were not. buy a new capital to _ it or something we were not. buy a new capital to do. _ bayern have it all to do, only four teams in history have overturned a three—goal deficit in the champions league. sadio mane is available to play following his bust up with leroy sane after the first leg. mane was suspended for their draw with hoffenheim and fined. their manager thinks they've wasted the chance to turn the situation into a positive. i hope we used it in the last match against hoffenheim, which we obviously didn't, and now the case is a

here's will perry. hello from the bbc sport centre.in the champions league at the etihad. pep guardiola has defended his record in the competition with manchester city, as his side take on bayern munich in the quarter—final first leg. guardiola comes up against the man who denied him in chelsea's 2021 final victory in porto, thomas tuchel, and the spaniard has failed to win the trophy since his 2011 triumph with barcelona 12 years ago. the champions league has long been city's goal since the takeover of the club in 2008, yet guardiola says success is far from guaranteed. how many masters have played in his career? in 30 or a0 years as a golfer? 30 years, four majors, like it is a champions league in comparison, how many? 130. 18 out of 130. he loses more than he wins. in football, golf, basketball, michaeljordan. the best advert for me, he won six nba titles, he played 16 years, he loses more than he wins. these games, all games are difficult, the important thing is to be here. listen, tuesday and wednesday, footballers, it's the compe

she's been speaking to will perry. something i wanted to do. we rememberyou coming on something i wanted to do. we remember you coming on the scene because were 15 years old and became britain's youngest paralympic when you went to sochi. what was that like wes and mark did your member the pressure customer no pressure. 1 the pressure customer no pressure. i was excited. it was one of the coolest things and i was mesmerized going around thinking what i was doing there. there was no expectation and pressure and i went out and had the most incredible time. ., �* ., ., ., ,. time. you're a four-time paralympic medalists which _ time. you're a four-time paralympic medalists which is _ time. you're a four-time paralympic medalists which is incredible - time. you're a four-time paralympic medalists which is incredible and - medalists which is incredible and use picked up three of them. what stands out when you think back to those glory days. i stands out when you think back to those glory days-— stands out when you think bac

will be on table two. higgins leads 7—2 against the english qualifier. robert milkins againstjoe perryhat was the delayed match last night because of those protests we mentioned during their first frame. many people have voiced their opinion on this one. how do you feel about owners going into the dressing room? a lot has been made of chelsea owner todd bohley�*s talk to the players, in which he's said to have told them their season was embarassing. many people have voiced their opinion on this one. not that frank lampard minded, he believes it can show the club's passion, although it was also put to him that the club is broken. chelsea sit 11th in the premier league despite spending more than £550 million on players. the champions league is the last competition they can win, but they trail real madrid 2—0 heading into tonight's quarterfinal second leg at stamford bridge. i'v e i've been here too many times at chelsea at stamford bridge in a midweek knockout game to understand that the atmosphere is going to be great and it is time for us to tap into that early in the game and nature w

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let's start with snooker at the crucible in england where the match between robert milkins and joe perry willesume later on tuesday after it was stopped by a protestor who covered the table in orange powder. the incident occured in the first frame of the match when a man wearing a just stop oil t—shirt jumped over the barrier and climbed onto the table before breaking open the packet of powder. the match was subsequently postponed. a second protestor tried to glue herself to the crucible�*s other table, but was apprehended. yorkshire police have arrested a 30—year—old man and a 52—year—old woman on suspicion of criminal damage. 2005 world champion shaun murphy said he was relieved no—one was hurt. i'm an expert on, they all say that we are hurtling towards problems and some commentators would even suggest that we have gone past the point of no return. i am we have gone past the point of no return. iam not we have gone past the point of no return. i am not an expert on that at all. but you only have to watch one of david attenborough�*s shows when he comes in at the ends and tells us how much

the governor of texas announced he will pardon perry. it is a little more complicated.nd bars tonight. the governor has instructed the pardons board to work on expedited review. that is required by law in texas. he is pardoning this man. that is obviously the right thing to do. george soros can't pay to put his political opponents in jail and have a republican governor ignore it. everyone involved in this, if they were the same color, white, but of course greg abbott is a racist for some reason for pardoning perry. watch this. >> i understand what abbott is doing. go back to galveston, texas, and you're gonna fine out what happened. remember it was in texas back men were kept in slavery two years after they had been freed. >> this is what we are dealing with. this is why you ended up having a black lives matter. republicans don't want to be hard on time when it comes to certain folks. >> if daniel perry gets pardoned for murder in texas, it will only be because he killed the right kind of person. that is a black lives matter protester. >> tucker: but the guy who was sho

let's start with snooker at the crucible in england where the match between robert milkins and joe perry will the table in orange powder. the incident occured in the first frame of the match when a man wearing a just stop 0il t—shirt jumped over the barrier and climbed onto the table before breaking open the packet of powder. the match was subsequently postponed. a second protestor tried to glue herself to the crucible's other table, but was apprehended. yorkshire police have arrested a 30—year—old man and a 52—year—old woman on suspicion of criminal damage. 2005 world champion shaun murphy said he was relieved no—one was hurt.

i guess my first question is will daniel perry be pardoned?look, i'm optimistic and the governor requests he has to work for the pardon and parole board and made up seven members by the governor and make the request and determination and i would be surprised if the parole and pardon board doesn't deserve it. ashley: defense and prosecution in this case said that he'd have to respond to that. >> all the information was not provided to the grand jury, he was forced not to provide information that may have cleared or given the grand jury some pause before they sentenced him to -- on the murder charge. this guy had an automatic weapon placed in his face, you don't have a lot of time to think about what you're going to do. if you make the wrong decision, your life is over. once a weapon is put in your face, in texas you have the right to defend yourself. i think daniel perry had that right. ashley: all right, we'll see what happens next. now this issue, you launched a lawsuit against the biden administration trying to block the $1.6 trillion spendi

an inquest will look at ruth perry's death later this year. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. guests this sunday morning at 9:00am on bbc two. a second allegation of rape at the business lobby group the cbi has emerged from a woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by two male colleagues. the guardian newspaper says the alleged attack took place when the woman was working at one of the cbi's overseas offices. the city of london police are already investigating claims of a rape at a cbi summer party in 2019. a number of companies, including john lewis, bmw and virgin media 02, are among those who have cut ties with the cbi today. our business editor simonjack is here. is the future of the cbi endow? very much so, i think they are in big trouble. up to now companies have said they will wait for the result of an investigation by a law firm into that existing alleged rape and other allegations of misconduct before deciding their relationship with the cbi. but this new allegation of rape so what was a trickle of companies quitting, aviva, for example, and it soon became a flood

daniel is being charged for murder, he was just trying to defend himself. >> todd: do you think perry willbe a freeman? it is not easy to pardon as it is in other states. >> bureau of pardon has been successful, clemency cases have been brought. for the governor to initiate it is a good one, there will be input. i hope the pardon goes through and his military service, he should be allowed to go serve this country. >> todd: riley gaines appearing at san francisco university saying she was held hostage in a violent scene. the school apologizes to riley, no, wait, they said it took tremendous bravery to stand in a dangerous space, she is talking about the students. students demonstrated right to protest peacefully. these values are at our core. riley responding, did this say peaceful? i was exported and held for ransom and they told me to pay if i wanted to make it home safely. different opinions on the word peaceful. your statement. >> a man beating on a 23-year-old young woman is wrong, that is assault and battery. i look into sfsu, they have a large endowment fund. sue the university. fail

an inquest will look at ruth perry's death later this year. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. 's guests this sunday morning at nine o'clock on bbc two. in sudan, despite calls for a ceasefire for the eid holiday marking the end of ramadan, there's been an escalation in fighting, with gunfire and explosions heard across the capital khartoum, including in residential neighbourhoods. the united nations says more than 400 people have now been killed, with more than 3,500 injured in the violence. the fighting broke out a week ago between the army led by general abdel fattah al—burhan and its rival, the paramilitary rapid support forces led by general mohamed hamdan dagalo. our correspondent mohamed mohamed osman, who works for the bbc arabic service, lives in khartoum and is one of the few journalists reporting from the city, where five million inhabitants are living in fear. battles have been going for a week in khartoum. insecurity is increasing but some still went to pray. they could hear fighting from across the city. translation: we were afraid but there is nothing _ we can do

take that, lionel richie and the pop singer katy perry will all be performing at the coronation concert be the venue for around 20,000 people on sunday the 7th of may. lizo mzimba has that story. gary barlow is of course no stranger to big royal events. he helped organise the queen's diamond jubilee concert in 2012. this time he'll be performing with take that. # yeah, you and me, we can light up the stars... other performers range from pop figures like lionel richie... # oh, what a feeling. # when we're dancing on the ceiling... ..to classical singers sir bryn terfel and andrea bocelli. they'll be performing a duet together. two other artists duetting will be singer—songwriter freya ridings... # castles from the rubble of your love... _ ..and composer and pianist alexis french. it feels incredibly special i think to be part of a moment in history that is going to celebrate an incredibly momentous, once—in—a—lifetime occasion, in the midst of so many luminaries as well, is just such a thrill. while the event is designed to display a diverse range of different music, one of the biggest d

the match between robert milkins and joe perry will resume later, after a protestor covered the tableirst frame of the match when a man wearing a just stop 0il t—shirt jumped over the barrier and climbed onto the table before breaking open the packet of powder. the match was subsequently postponed. a second protestor tried to glue herself to the crucible's other table, but was apprehended. police have arrested a 30—year—old man and a 52—year—old woman on suspicion of criminal damage. security was heightened ahead of day four. security has been increased. there are more security guards inside the arena, they are on the stairs and also on the floor near the tables, and spectators are now allowed to take very small bags into the arena. these are all being searched, there are also doing random style frisk searches on some of the spectators. frank lampard said that labelling chelsea as "broken" was a bit much as they face real madrid with their season on the line. the interim coach leads chelsea in the champions league later as they look to overturn a 2—0 deficit from the first leg in the

will congressman mike perry risk the $200,000 -- the 200,000 electric vehicle related jobs coming to his district? which republican members of congress will back mccarthy's plan to cut benefits to veterans in their district. president biden has fought to create manufacturing jobs and ensure our veterans get the respect and benefits they earned. and he'll keep fighting for them. even as republicans in congress put forward these proposals to cut jobs and benefits so the super wealthy and big corporations can enjoy a tax welfare. now on the other side of capitol hill this afternoon, acting secretary julie su had her hearing in front of the senate health committee. we are working hard for every vote and feel confident about julie's confirmation. she has a proven track record of working across the aisle, sitting down with the business community and organized labor and delivering strong results for the american economy. that's why julie was unanimously supported in her confirmation vote as deputy secretary of labor by all senate democrats. and that's why julie's nomination has been endorsed

perry, a former u.s. army sergeant, who's being sentenced today. later in the show, we willto austin, texas, for an update. and u.s. authorities have arrested roberto antonio garay saravia, a retired army colonel from el salvador's army, over his role in the 1981 el mozote massacre where u.s.-trained salvadoran military officers killed nearly 1000 civilians across seven villages. immigration and customs enforcement claims garay saravia hid his involvement in the massacre in his application to become a legal u.s. resident in 2014. he received combat training at fort benning's school of the americas and georgia and is linked to issues in 1981. if deported, garay saravia would likely walk free in el salvador as salvadoran authorities have never issued arrest warrants against any military officers involved in the massacre. the errata administration and salvadoran military junta covered up the massacre for years. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in tennessee where nashvi

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the schools watchdog in england says it will make changes to the way inspections are carried out, after the suicide of a head teacher injanuary. ruth perrypite calls to abandon such classifications, 0fsted says it will keep the single overall grade for schools. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. a dedicated head teacher, ruth perry took her life injanuary while waiting for an inspection report to be published. 0fsted described the death as a tragedy, but ruth's sister told me condolences weren't enough. she says 0fsted haven't been in touch or engaged with the family's concerns. the complete lack of any real engagement with the family, with our wishes, with my pronouncements, with my worries, my concerns about what happened to ruth, what has happened to other head teachers and teachers, what could happen again, is really upsetting. it adds to the hurt, it adds to the outrage, it adds to our feeling of injustice, what happened to ruth. 0fsted said today it's making some changes, but not the steps the family wants to see. what i think needs to happen and should have happened already is a pause in inspections. no, there is no do

coming up former energy secretary rick perry will weigh in on biden's obsessive dangerous push for electric vehicles that none of us want. and later, one of the previously expelled tennessee lawmakers is now in hot water tonight. we have video and we have details. first tonight we start with a fox news alert. earlier today, the fbi arrested a massachusetts air national guardsmen in connection with the classified documents a leak. our very own kevin cork has the latest. kevin, this is a really seriously for a lot of reasons. we'll get into the details in a minute. >> you are right about that. the fbi arresting 21-year-old jack douglas to shero following the leaks online of classified documents that embarrassed washington. the 21 euros member of the u.s. air national guard was apprehended near his home about 50 miles west of boston. the leak of documents posted largely on social media sites was believed to be the most serious security breach since the wikileaks scandal of 2010. the newest leaks revealing that the war in ukraine is going badly for the ukrainians. that the u.s. spies on several

the schools watchdog in england says it will make changes to the way inspections are carried out after the suicide of a head teacher in january. ruth perryting for the publication of an ofsted report which was about to downgrade her school to inadequate. despite calls to abandon such classifications, ofsted says it will keep the single overall grade for schools. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. a dedicated headteacher, ruth perry took her life injanuary while waiting for an inspection report to be published. ofsted described the death as a tragedy, but ruth's sister told me condolences weren't enough. she says ofsted haven't been in touch or engaged with the family's concerns. the complete lack of any real engagement with the family, with our wishes, with my pronouncements, with my worries, my concerns about what happened to ruth, what has happened to other headteachers and teachers, what could happen again, is really upsetting. it adds to the hurt, it adds to the outrage, it adds to our feeling of injustice, what happened to ruth. ofsted said today it's making some changes, but not the steps the family wants to see. what i

perry. the soros-backed da says the governor statement he will intervene in the legal proceedings is deeplyroubling and comes as garza is being criticized for letting numerous prisoners off easy, including those that murdered christopher brannumchristopher's mother and sister join us now. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> ashley: of course, connie, i will go to you first. the perry-garrett situation is upsetting. one man lost his life, the other convicted of murder, but what is most troubling thing you take issue, especially when it comes to garza criticizing abbott on this potential pardon? >> well, that story is absolutely heartbreaking all the way around. what i find troubling is the statements that da garza is making because in our experience, he makes decisions on guilt or innocence on a daily basis, when a jury or victims or other parties agree with him or not. >> ashley: is it fair to say the austin da garza, there is a bit of a -- what can i say here? a double standard, if you will? >> uh-huh. yeah, we definitely feel that he cherrypicks who he

the gop and as long as the groups of people, like police, lik racists vigilantes, just lik perry, are willingng ou their orders, then they ar okay with being hypocrites they are okay with those lives being lost, they are okay with making sure that their power i held by any means necessary. >> indeed, by any mean necessary, even if it mean defending a guy like danie perry. brittani, thank you fo analysis tonight i appreciat it >> thank you >> coming up next let's lowe with a minimal media, john leguizamo will discuss the premiere of his new series leguizamo does america celebrate latinas across america, a - stacey plaskett will discuss the sham field hearing that we have just discussing plus, don't forget, you ca listen to the mehdi hassan sho anytime free wherever you ge your podcasts. i would back in the moment wit aiming to lkta about interviews. with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy, long lasting relief in a scent-free, gentle mist. (psst psst) flonase. all good. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis sy

pardons and paroles said it had received governor abbott's request for a pardon of daniel perry in that it willimmediately begin to investigate . but it's not clear how long it will take for the agency to issue its recommendation to the governor. also important to point out that daniel perry's trial isn't even fully over. the sentencing phase of this trial hasn't even started yet. ed lavandera, cnn dallas. new video shows the moment and imam was stabbed, drawing morning prayers at a mosque in new jersey on sunday, and you can see the suspect among the other worshippers when they kneel down to pray. he quickly moves to the front of the room and appears to stab the imam in the back. the suspect has pleaded not guilty to an attempted murder charge. a cnn exclusive investigation now into how kim jong un has used high tech bank robberies to fund his illicit nuclear arms program . cnn's alex marquardt has the story from washington. north korea's nuclear and missile programs race ahead there. hackers have been busy on a newer front. cnn has exclusively learned about a counterpunch against north korea'

they have finally found someone to sing for ol' king chucky because we now know that katy perry and lionel richie will at king charles's coronation concert. ah, yes, those famous icons of british music, katy perry and lionel richie. you know their songs "'ello" and "i snogged a lass, and it was all right, innit?" we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are elizabeth olsen and comedian jena friedman. but when we come back, the latest tech trends. you know, i love tech. >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert," sponsored by progressive insurance. round out your protection with life, phone, and pet health insurance man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, and continues to improve over time. kinda like us. osteo bi-flex. because i'm made to move. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. give it up for the van. louis cato and "the late show," our friends, beautiful young friends over there. louis, tonight we have two fantastic performers, elizabeth olsen will be out he

let's get your reaction to jake sullivan and rick perry under trump. you willor joe plan -- joemanchin weighing in on t. the united states produces zero percent of the anyone and zero percent of the graphite needed to make electric vehicles. 80% of critical minerals are processed by one country, china. >> if you see this administration pushing to electrify our military vehicles we need to wave the white flag and say let's turn it all over to china. i promise you the chinese will maintain their fossil fuel to conduct a war. >> everybody in this administration is moving to quickly to electric vehicles and we don't have the ability to produce the batteries we need to power them ourselves. liz: and they want to do this with the military? >> the military is a guinea pig, they can control it. defense is part of that. so it's easy for them. they don't have to worry too much. it doesn't make sense operationally for anything that's tactical for sure. but follow the money. someone is going to benefit from this and it won't be the american soldier or sailor or airman. >>

story shortly — but first, here's sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's will perryatement, chairman daniel levy said "sunday's performance was wholly unacceptable. "it was devastating to see. "we can look at many reasons why it happened and whilst myself, "the board, the coaches and players must all take collective "responsibility, ultimately the responsibility is mine. "the squad is determined to pull together to ensure the strongest "possible finish to the season. "we are all clear we need to deliver performances which earn your amazing support." daniel leavy has turned tottenham into a huge club, done many good things, built some fantastic infrastructure, best training ground and bested him, turned them into contenders at the top end of the table in an era where the financial landscape has moved away from spurs. but the decision made over the last five years have almost all been bad ever since the decision not to back the former manager. all the appointments they have made in the last few years have been disasters and we saw the evidence on the pitch. 0ne game in

and so, to his credit , the governor of texas, greg abbott, is announced that he will pardon daniel perry. it's a little more complicated in texas. perry is behind bars tonight, but the governor has instructed the pardons board to work on an expedited review that's required by law in texas in order for a pardon to occur. but he is pardoning and that is obviously the right thing to do. george soros can't pay for people to put his political opponents in jail and then have a republican governor ignore it. it's outrageous. but of course, democrats think he should be convicted of murder because one of their voters got killed. everyone involved in this was the same color white. but of course, greg abbott is a racist for some reason for pardoning perry. >> watch this. i understand with what his doing so much of this, he'll go back to galveston, texas, and you're going to find out what happened. remember, he was in texas, the black culture, occhipinti slavery over two years after they had been freed . >> this is what we're dealing with in this country. this is why you ended up having a black live

coming up, cormoran secretary rick perry will weigh in on biden's obsessive, dangerous push for electric vehicles that none of us want. and later, one of the previously expelled tennessee lawmakers is now in hot water. tonight, we've got video and we've got details. >> but first tonight, we start with a fox news alert. earlier today, the fbi arrested a massachusetts air national guardsman in connection with the classified documents leak. our very own kevin burke has the very latest. kevin , this is a really serious leak for a lot of reasons. >> we'll get into the details in a minute. absolutely. sean, you're right about that evening to you, my friend. the fbi arresting twenty one year old jack douglas tachira following the leaks online of classified documents that frankly embarrassed washington with its allies around the world. the 21 year old member of the u.s. national guard was apprehended near his home about 50 miles west of boston. now, the leak of documents posted largely on social media sites was believed to be the most serious security breach since the wikileaks scandal of 2010.

and how likely is it that daniel perry will actually be part and when will that final decision come wellou know, virtually every member of this pardons and paroles board has been appointed by governor abbott of the organization said today that his immediately launched an investigation to issue a recommendation on perry's potential pardon and in the state of texas. john the way it works is that the governor can't just issue a pardon directly. he has to he or she has to wait for the board of pardons and paroles to issue a recommendation and after that the governor can make their decision. but right now we don't have a timeline as to how long this will take john alright, ed lavandera. keep us posted. thank you so much. still ahead, ireland is preparing for a presidential homecoming as president biden is set to travel there tomorrow we will take a look at the impact of past presidential visits and the surprising connections our nation's leader have with that country. that's next. double check that pretty good. yes crying. are you tighten that? what was that? that no, don't worry about that.

perry's lawyer says they're disappointed and will appeal. and caitlin daniel perry's cases really become a cause, among some in right wing media. in fact, fox news host tucker carlson was talking about the case friday night, urging the governor of texas to issue him a pardon in saying that people in texas no longer have the right to self defense because of this case, and it's interesting about 24 hours after tucker carlson's words on fox news friday night. is when the governor of texas made that announcement via twitter. yeah and we'll see what the state parole board decides that lavandera. thank you. it is the most consequential abortion decision since the supreme court overturned roe versus wade last year. a federal judge in texas on friday suspending the fda approval of the medication abortion pill, kristen less than an hour later, a federal judge in washington state issued a contradictory ruling. so this all means of fast track, most likely to the supreme court. let's bring in steve vladeck, cnn legal analyst and costume for law professor

lionel richie, katy perry, and take that will perform at a concert in the grounds of windsor castle tolove, respect, and optimism. 20,000 people will be there, and the concert will also be broadcast on bbc television and radio. here's our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, with more details. gary barlow is, of course, no stranger to big royal events. he helped organise the queen's diamond jubilee concert in 2012. this time he'll be performing with take that. # yeah, you and me, we can light up the sky...# other performers range from pop figures like lionel richie. # oh, what a feeling # when we're dancing on the ceiling...# ..to classical singers sir bryn terfel and andrea bocelli. they'll be performing a duet together. two other artists duetting will be singer—songwriter freya ridings. # castles from the rubble of your love...# ..and composer and pianist alexis ffrench. it feels incredibly special, i think, to be part of a moment in history that is going to celebrate an incredibly momentous once—in—a—lifetime occasion, in the midst of so many luminaries, as well, is just such a

overseas, where cheap labor is exploited and for more or less bring in again dr. patsy perry, author, researcher, and fashion will be it's not always, you know, export because really we've kind of externalized production, lend itself to other industry that you do want to have that certain level of tax. i think we really need to question, why think so cheap and you know what the reasons are for it being so cheap, but it's normally because somebody or some think he's paying the cost for that. whether it's work in a factory, it a little labor cost country, whether it's the environment's being polluted because there's no way to, to really make things well and make them at such a low cost. so i think we just need said, if we're able to just be a little bit more discerning and try to buy your best to things, i'm really be a bit more conscious about what we're buying and making sure that we, we kind of buying it, not just about 11 less, you know, the best way really to kind of think about what you already have tried to make more of what you already have. how can you, where things in different ways. because certainly in

perry's lawyer says they're disappointed and will appeal. and poppy. no. daniel perry's cases also gotten the attention of right wing media where that has become a cause very similar to what we saw in wisconsin in the kyle rittenhouse case. however, in that case, rittenhouse was acquitted by the jury to fox news host tucker carlson was pushing governor abbott on friday night to pardon daniel perry. and the governor here in texas issued that statement the very next day. the timing. it's this comes before even the sentencing phase of the trial, which complicates things, the least at lavender. there was a fascinating report. thank you. very good report. it's. it. would it be gubernatorial overreach in this case they have . i mean, he's going through the process. i don't i don't know where i don't know where this is going to go. um, it's fascinating to watch. you know the limits of standard ground, but the jury has spoken. straight ahead. the move from environmental protection agency that could soon make a majority of the cars on the road electric and where is