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it is only about him killing mike williams.or fuchs pointed to denise. >> that one person sat here and listened to brian winchester describe how he had shot and killed her husband, the man she supposedly loved and cherished. absolute stone face. didn't bat an eye. didn't shed a tear. >> with that, the jury had the case. and remember, a point easy to lose sight of, it was denise on trial for murder, not brian. the waiting began. did you feel pretty good about things? >> i was feeling pretty confident. i mean, i wasn't 100% sure either. like, we didn't have a slam dunk case. >> there is no evidence. there is no proof. she did nothing wrong. >> she just has the story told by the ex-husband. >> exactly. >> late that night, about eight hours into deliberations, a verdict. cheryl had waited 18 years for this moment. >> the state of florida vs. denise williams. >> cheryl's jaw dropped when she heard the decision. >> we, the jury, find the defendant is guilty of first degree murder. >> guilty on all counts. tell me, cheryl, what's goin

william: good evening, i'm william brangham. judy woodruff is away. on the "newshour" tonight, the road to recovery. the latest jobs report shows a solid labor market but also a potential economic cooldown. then, 100 days of war. ukraine continues to fend off the russian assault as the conflict grows more entrenched. we speak to ukraine's ambassador. >> we know it's going to be hard, but at the same time there is no other alternative. cannot reach peace unless russians are out from the country. william: and it's friday, david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the wave of gun violence in america, and whether congress will act. all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> pediatric surgeon, volunteer, topiary artist, a raymondjames financial advisor taylor's advice to help you live your life. life, well planned. >> john as in james r knight foundation fostering informed and engaged communities. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the newshour. thi

t sonya says it was the right decision from prince william?— from prince william?hink there's an appetite - i don't think there's an appetite for prince andrew in public life any more. i think also, there's a good case for slowing down the royal family anyway, even without prince andrew's behaviour. and i think seeing that clear line of succession as we saw at the jubilee, it's seeing that clear line of succession as we saw at thejubilee, it's quite as we saw at thejubilee, it's quite a powerful message and works quite well. so think charles and william are right to be sidelining andrew, but also more other members of the family, i'm not sure it's necessary to have the group in there, the family is getting bigger and bigger and it becomes unsustainable. we need the monarchy, not the whole royal family making appearances all the time. so definitely the right move. , ., ':: ;~,:: , ., move. viewers of the 10:30pm edition mi . ht want move. viewers of the 10:30pm edition might want me — move. viewers of the 10:30pm edition might want me to _ move. viewers of the 10:30

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do you believe the monarchy will survive to see william king?i believe the monarchy will survive, but i definitely think its place in english society will be less. i think that william and kate will be much more like the european monarchies in places like, you know, the netherlands, et cetera. you know, i think that they are unable to have the kind of mystique that the queen, after 70 years -- i mean, 14 prime ministers, starting with winston churchill. there will never be that kind of mystique again. and the fact that the queen has never spoken about anything in an interview, of course, has added to this extraordinary mystique. we already know a lot about william. we know much less about kate. she's actually been astounding, i think, in her ability to be so self-disciplined about the duties she has to perform and the rolehe haso play. it's quite remarkable that this woman, who was raised in a middle-class british family, has somehow managed to really absorb all the kind of necessary tenets that it requires to be successful in this role. i mean,

william: that is what could happen.nomy has a certain momentum as the economy reopens, household balance sheets are very solid, boosted by the fiscal stimulus we got the last couple of years. things are in trouble. inflation is rising faster than wages, financial conditions have tightened a great deal. the economy will be fine the next few months, and then we are going to see a sharp slowdown, probably in the first half of 2023. lisa: i want to build on that 5% unemployment figure from larry summers over the next five years. what happens if you start to see the unemployment numbers climb, but the inflation figures do not come down because of those lag effects, like rent, that are continuing to climb? how does that -- the fed handle that in the face of the central bank? william: you are right that inflation is probably not going to come down quickly. i think the ukraine-russian war complicates things, it looks like the energy price shock and food shop is going to last longer because of the war. i think the fed has gotten

that is another dagger in charles and william.ives in california. >> martha: exactly. >> ainsley: charles and camilla are arriving now. >> piers: beautiful cars. commenting on the beautiful rolls royces they are spectacular. >> ainsley: who is greeting them at the bottom of the steps of the church is that the archbishop of york? >> piers: no, he is probably already inside. these are church officials. archbishop of new york inside. had a rushed few days. he wasn't supposed to be doing this because the archbishop of canterbury he has got covid. and we wish him obviously all the best. there is charles and camilla. looking radiant again. >> ainsley: she looks lovely. >> piers: she looks splen did it. >> ainsley: cream or a white. >> piers: fusion of tastes in meghan. we had kate in yellow and we have smil sort of come between the two. >> ainsley: tell us about their relationship now. >> piers: charles and camilla? camilla has always been the great love of charles' life. i know camilla very well. yes she comes from a village one mile f

the daily mail focuses on the split between the royal princes, william and harry, on its front page. the paper claims it is still very much alive. there's a very similiar take on family division in the daily mirror. and finally, the i newspaper breaks with the consensus. it carries a warning from borisjohnson to conservative mps that if they ditch him, they will lose the general election. i'm sure our guests here will have an opinion on that this is very much the sort of stories they have been writing the last few days and maybe writing the last few days and maybe writing for a few more yet. but we will leave that for now and good evening to both of you and thank you for bridging off from your long weekend for being with us. bit of a bossman �*s holiday coming out of the papers but great to have you. we will start with the tyrants. yes. will start with the tyrants. yes, leadin: will start with the tyrants. yes, leading with — will start with the tyrants. yes, leading with some _ will start with the tyrants. yes, leading with some grand - will start with the tyrants. ye: leading with

williams: there was another piece who we don't know who sent it. it was pretty intense.sex, lies, and videotape!" is what it was titled, she hasn't been up-front and outspoken about it. nancy: and the first thing says, "sex -- jackie farley is a far-left-wing democrat who along with her partner work tirelessly as gay rights activists pushing for evation of homosexuals in a special protected class." williams: they kind of made a compare and contrast between us, her lies, sexual preference, she's registered democrat, and it just talked about he's been up-front and truthful, i'm registered republican, things like that. anything that's sent out that doesn't say "paid for lliams for ward 8," i didn't -- i don't have knowledge or didn't send it. it's all a game right now, and both players and their supporters are -- are jockeying and manipulating and maneuvering. it's the american way, you know? nancy: you know, i supported the republican party in the past, i consider myself a republican, but i guess th with zack and losing zack and getting a glimpse of what he went through ha

william brangham has the details.: judy, the fda first began scrutinizing juul in 2019, when its fruit-flavored vaping pods ads and marketing strategy prompted accusations that the company was specifically targeting young people. those flavors were eventually removed, and juul is no longer nearly as dominant in the market as it once was. but it is still a biplayer in vaping. and now the company is blocked from selling any products. this comes just days after the fda said it was considering setting a strict cap on the amount of nicotine allowed in cigarettes. joining me now is someone who has long pressed for these kinds of moves. matthew myers is the president of the campaign for tobacco-free kids. matthew myers, great to have you back on the "newshour." let's talk about this juul ban first. what do you make of this announcement? matthew: this is probably the most significant action fda has taken to reverse the youth e-cigarette epidemic. we need to remember that juul, more than any other company, was largely responsi

william: last month, the u.s.d artillery weapons, but not the longest range rockets. >> russia is using artillery to destroy everything. they are destroying the city house by house where our defenders are located. william: severodonetsk is devastated and deserted from all of the prewar population of over 100,000 people. >> on february 24 at 4:00 in the morning, our city started to be bombed. there was no glass in any single window in my house so me and my children had to move to the basement. william: alexander and natalia are sisters who escaped to poland. but the rest of their family stayed. they sent us photos of their parents, too infirm to leave. they haven't heard from many of -- from any of them in more than 10 days. >> we want them to know we are safe and we love them a lot. william: this is one of the last pockets in the region still under ukrainian rule. capturing that city and its smaller twin would bring moscow closer to claiming control of the entire donbass. further south, the city of mariupol is als

william is back to explain.liam: it's called the precinct strategy where partisans are recrewed to be pollworkers on election day at different polling stations. they'll look for fraud and if they believe they find it they'll call into a network of republican attorneys who are primed to file lawsuits to block the vote counts. a story out in politico today details how this effort is already under way in michigan and it's being led by the republican national committee. this idea, putting partisan actors into what are supposed to be nonpartisan roles, has been promoted on the right for months, amplified by former trump adviser steve bannon. >> the establishment signaled nothing puts the fear of god into them more than the precinct strategy. william: it's also backed by former president trump who continues to lie about the results of the last election. in february he urged his supporters to become precinct committee members to, quote, take back our great country from the ground up. to help us understand this strategy

let me bring in now justice correspondent pete williams. orders, pete, for medical abortion pills have multiplied, but can a patient who lives in a state where abortion is banned still order them legally? >> well, the justice department says the states can't ban shipment of those pills by claiming they're unsafe because the fda has declared them to be safe and effective. but state laws are different. and lawyers who track this issue say there's no clear answer yet. they do say it's pretty clear that patients can travel to states where abortion is legal to have the procedure there, lester >> and separately, pete, what about today's other big supreme court ruling >> another example of the court easing the separation of church and state. it ruled for a high school football coach who prayed on the 50 yard line immediately after games. the school district told him to find someplace else to pray to avoid the appearance that it was endorsing his religion but by a vote of 6-3 the court said he was acting in a private capacity protected by freedom o

as he enters a new decade, tackling homelessness is the priority for william. affected by the problem, and "long may it continue" is what i say. on a personal level, marriage to kate and fatherhood have suited him. their children were some of the stars of the show over the platinum jubilee weekend. and his focus on his family will see a big move this summer, when the cambridges leave london to set up home in windsor. the move here has been driven by personal reasons. behind the castle walls, there is greater freedom for the family than they currently have in london, the children will go to school nearby, but it also puts william closer to his grandmother at a time when he is stepping up his official duties. 0ne unresolved issue is the fallout with his brother, prince harry. i do know from sources very close to william that he is still very hurt about some of the things that his brother and his sister—in—law have said and done. there is not the closeness there once was. i think there's probably quite a few bridges to be rebuilt before they get to that stage. the

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the "uss hershel woody williams" commissioned in his honor and corporal williams cheered by the crowdth the coin toss. >> ready to go? >> yes, sir. >> and it is a head. new england, you've won the toss. >> this morning, at 98 years old, surrounded by family, corporal williams passed away at the v.a. medical center bearing his name in huntington, west virginia. officers leading a procession. and tonight here, corporal williams in his own words on what changes when you serve your country. >> they have a different concept of life. they have a different concept of service. and the value of life. all of that changes as a result of being a marine. >> we salute corporal hershel "woody" williams tonight, an american hero. thank you for watching, i'm david muir. from all of us here at abc news, good night >> hundreds of acres burned, homes evacuated, and no containment yet on the biggest active fire burning in california. >> voting tonight on the state budget, but some reproductive health care advocates say that the funding doesn't include for one very important thing. we will explain. >> temp

william: i can't think of the reason to not use one. in this gentleman's case, probably would have saved his life. jessica: ucsf said the hospital couldn't comment on the case due to patient privacy, but in a statement told us that they "modified their transplant protocol after this incident and now provide continuous pulse-oximetry monitoring." ucsf also maintains that two investigations by organ transplant networks found no fault on behalf of ucsf. steve hillyard: they fought us on every legal issue they could. jessica: steve hillyard, the medical malpractice attorney hired by the pedersons, agrees that monitoring could have saved anders. but he argues that wasn't what killed him. jessica: do you think they overdosed him? jessica: now, when we return, you will hear his answer. it is the basis of a brutal court battle, involving allegations that it was actually dozens of mistakes that led to anders' death. and we've learned it's also happening to thousands of other families across the country. ♪♪♪ did you know that renovating your kitc

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his role is to get ready the whole institution for william. do the modernising that requires to be done and he has really got to find a way to relate to the british people have and can never have is the queen's mystique. we already know way too much about charles. we already know what he thinks about most things. i think he is authentic and that is a very important thing if you're going to be a popular monarch because people know that charles is a very decent man, they know what he cares about, his passion for the environment organic farming, his cares about climate change, these actually are very prescient concerns he has had for decades which now everybody recognises were the right concerns. so he has, i think, a good chance to be loved in a different way. so the problem is the royalfamily has had in the last few years, and i know they went through problems in the 90s when she spoke about her annus horribilis, when her children got divorced. and windsor castle went up in flames. symbolically awful. and at the end of her life she has had anot

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hear charles, william, william's three kids and then prince harry. up there. >> ainsley: let's bring in nic, a royal expert. good morning to you, nic. we are talking about harry and meghan and their relationship with the queen whether or not they asked permission to use her nickname. if you have ever been in a relationship let's say and that pulls you away from your family. you always go back to your family. you always choose your family because that's what you know, that's where you are comfortable what you know. do you think he will eventually come back? i think it has to be hard for him. in l.a. or new york city with her having so much fun. i'm sure he is in his element and loving it when he comes back to the palace and he sees his entire family up there and he is not a part of what he knows, how do you think he is feeling? >> well, good morning. i think harry and meghan must feel incredibly separated as piers has just said he is sixth in line to the throne. he is not part of this pageantry. is he having to watch from a side room and he is held ba

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his role is to get ready the whole institution for william.dernising that requires to be done and he has really got to find a way to relate to the british people that is completely different because what he won't have and can never have is the queen's mystique. we already know way too much about charles. we already know what he thinks about most things. i think he is authentic and that is a very important thing if you're going to be a popular monarch because people know that charles is a very decent man, they know what he cares about, his passion for the environment organic farming, his cares about climate change, these actually are very prescient concerns he has had for decades which now everybody recognises were the right concerns. so he has, i think, a good chance to be loved in a different way. so the problem is the royal family has had in the last few years, and i know they went through problems in the 90s when she spoke about her annus horribilis, when her children got divorced. and windsor castle went up in flames. symbolically awful. a

the uss she he woody williams commissioned in his honor and corporal williams cheered by the crowd atoody with the coin toss. >> ready to go? >> yes, sir. >> and it is a head. new england, you've won the toss. >> in morning, surrounded by family, corporal williams passed away at the v.a. medical center bearing his name in huntington, west virginia. officers leading a procession. and tonight here, corporal williams in his own words on what changes when you serve your country. >> i have a different concept of left. they have a different concept of service. and the value of life. all of that changes as a result of being a marine. >> well, we salute corporal herschel woody williams tonight, an american hero. thank you for watching, i'm david muir. from all of us here at abc news, good night. >> this is abc7news. >> should oakland residents vote on the proposed oakland a's stadium development? collect so many questions about this controversial project. both sides coming out swinging. thank you for joining us. >> oakland city and community leaders want voters to decide on the new oakland a'

yes, william, it's important. i think it's important to point out that you're in line with what i was saying before this armor nationalist rebellion by the remote liberation army. now, according to tedra is the core reason for instability and mia, that is to a degree, a product. all that political group, that constituency, believing themselves marginalized, they don't want to see the eradication of ethnic federalism. they want to see what they call genuine self determination for are mia therefore, any attempt to completely remove the system? because you assess and constituents and dislike it? that only to a perception of further marginalization and is likely to start the fuel to rebellion and lead to more violence. these are the simple calculations that can and it can act as need to understand, unless there is some form of compromise over the political system. then we will see a perpetuate action of a cycle of violence, but we're talking about the need to to implement reforms simply said, but when it comes to the

until then, your questions and this conversation with the reverend william barber. i want to focus on that last part of the name of this march, and to the polls. what do we know about americans living in poverty and their voting habits? their ability to get to the polls? >> two things, we did a study, i want you to listen, it's called waking the sleeping giant. he had three things most americans don't know. number, one in the last election, voters who make less than $50,000 a year voted higher than normal. they were critical in at least 4 to 5 key states. their votes alone. secondly, poor and low wealth voters make up 32% of the electorate now, and 45% in battleground states. number three, in 15 states, if -- between one and 25% higher than they did in the last election, they could close the margin of victory for any candidate. they can decide who sits in the senate, who sits in the house, who sits in the presidency. so we can no longer ignore 32% of the elected. saturday is not a day, it's a declaration. it's people coming, regardless of party, we have people from

previously unseen images taken a couple of weeks ago when william went out to sell the big issue.r seemed more settled, his marriage to kate has brought stability and support. fatherhood has also suited him. their three children were some of the stars of the show over the platinum jubilee weekend, and his focus on his family, and the happiness and privacy, will see a big move for them this summer when they leave london to set “p when they leave london to set up home in windsor. the move here has been driven by personal reasons. behind the castle walls there is greater freedom for the family they may currently have in london. the children will go to school nearby, but it also puts william closer to his grandmother at a time when he is stepping up his official duties. as he reaches 40, the one area of discontent is the ongoing fallout with his brother, harry. the breakdown of that relationship remains unresolved. william knows that the years ahead will be filled with significant change, but for now, at 40, he is settled in both his public role and his private life. daniela relph, bb

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and when williams' shot hit the net, it was over. she took five of the next six points to pull off the biggest win of her career, ranking 115. sure to surge in what might have been williams' final match at the all england club. >>> now the drama continued to follow nick kyrgios. he said wimbledon should hire younger side judges because they have better eyesight. after winning his match today, kyrgios spit at a fan who heckled him. >> i didn't feel like i owed that person anything. he literally came to the match to literally not even support anyone really. it was more to stir up and disrespect. and that's fine. but if i give it back to you, that's just how it is. >>> on this side of the pond, baseball. the giants host the tigers in 20 minutes. san francisco is one game behind st. louis for the final wild card spot while the a's and the yankees are back at it in bronx, new york. moving pictures where? on "the late show." jonah on the right was placed on the injured list before the game, connected to this collision he had with chad pend

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william accusations, counter accusations. the government is putting the blame on they are on the liberation. army the oil, a thing. on the other hand, no, it's not as it was because of the fighting that was taking place and they put the blame on the government troops. and yes, that's correct. but by no means the 1st time we've had this source of incident, the killing of civilians are often of horror at mississippi and very strong allegations and reports of liberation on responsibility and denial. i think it because the area is essentially a, a war zone. and the government is preventing access to journalists and researches it does, it has been very difficult to authoritatively assess the details of these incidents . and when we have a relatively recent instant, like this is particularly hard to come to found conclusions that we know is that the reports that come out so far from advocacy groups, the sort of states in human rights commission, some media reports playing the allay. but there isn't a huge amount of clear evidence t

we celebrate william and all of our dads and stepdads out there. here, happy father's day. good night. get ready for a dubn celebration as the warriors flyn back to the bay area with their ship trophy. we've got the ins and outs of their first celebration parade in san francisco. plus we'll be joined live tonight by abc 7 news insider phil mateer a center designed to help those in need is closing. so what will replace it? san francisco mayor london breeds brother is asking for his 44-year prison sentence to be reduced. i i investigate her controversial involvement. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7. the crime happened more than 20 years ago now san francisco mayor london breed wants her brother out early from prison. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim and i'm dan ashley. the mayor's brother is serving a long prison sentence for murder robbery and carjacking. he has a resentencing hearing set for next week. abc 7 news 9 team reporter. dan noyes has been looking into case and the contro

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celebrate william in all dads and step dads out there.us here, happy father's day. good night. building a better baa moving forward findingbetter baa solutions. this is abc 7 news. 8 seasons the nba champion warriors are on their way home from boston right now and san francisco is preparing a huge victory party on monday. we are truly truly excited and looking forward to what we know is going to be an amazing day in san francisco. oh, yeah, monday is gonna be fun. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beale and i'm kristen z. we have team coverage on the warriors parade cornell bernard and the details about monday's parade cornell the mayor just made a big change. yeah, she did. we'll talk about that in just a second, but you guys it's gonna be a big big parade. we were at the foot of market street. this is where it all begins monday at 11:20. am that's when the warriors will celebrate their nba victory for the parade that will stretch for blocks and blocks dubination will be out in forest. and if you're coming out you might wa

it's serena williams, she is 123, she's watching a a1 then a0.ng hard in florida away from the lenses to make sure she's good competitive issue can be. i think people must be realistic, that long out of the game, even if you're serena williams, if the doors and kind you could have major problems in the first week at the championships.— problems in the first week at the championships. quickly, we had the wimbledon seedings _ championships. quickly, we had the wimbledon seedings today, - championships. quickly, we had the wimbledon seedings today, no - championships. quickly, we had the i wimbledon seedings today, no matter of surprises. because of the ban on russian and belarusian players, we've got the doll and jock on the opposite sides of the men's draw. yes, correct. they reflect the world rankings these days are quite a long time up at two to three years ago, the men ceilings were based on this grass court seeding formula but they threw that went out the window. this a threw that went out the window. as a result they reflect _ threw that went

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