judge sitting before them in this trial. the jury hearing is just something that is going to carry a lot of weight. this is the complaint that was filed in december, seeking custody of capacity. prosecutors also called the attorney of all the in that custody case over daughter cassidy. and those same allegations were you mentioned how deandre repeated yet again. johnson has the jury really taken over for the heard several generals, he s standing times through sideline with our guy devin these two civil complaints that gardner. jason young you re brutally murdered absolutely right, his coach said that he is extremely michelle fischer young. diligent. what s the the law we need to be headline act came when so diligent, and prosecutors have so much success in the played jason middle of the season? young s entire i think just testimony from the having the coaching staff, trusting me, first trial. and we trusting the coaching and began to rip it staff. apart. was a thing you
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with your chambers of commerce hat on, you are talking to local businesses, what sort of views are you getting on the whole migration issue from the businesses and firms you speak to? that s a good question, it s not top of their agenda. congestion, interest rates and inflation is heading for 10%, these affect them every day. but it s also worth noting that over 35% across the country fall in unemployment which means people are finding it difficult to find skilled workers. six or seven months ago it was it staff, hgv drivers, now it s right across sectors. there is some difficulty in finding the right people and we know british airways has offered people £1,000 to join them and easyjet i think has offered that to current workers to remain, so there is a shortage of workers and that affects us economically in this part of the world. david foley, thank
Good morning. I am kasie hunt on this thursday, june 24th. Well start with the news. There appears to be a long awaited break threw on bipartisan infrastructure talks. Specifics of the deal, including how it will be paid for, have not been released, but lawmakers seemed optimistic as they left a closed door meeting with officials last night. Republicans and democrats have come together along with the white house, and weve agreed on a framework, and were going to be heading to the white house tomorrow. Meanwhile white house officials also met with House Speaker nancy pelosi and Chuck Schumer yesterday. Democrats are considering two ways to pass their Infrastructure Priorities with or without republican support. We had a very good meeting we got into quite a bit of detail. Were all on the same page. Both tracks, the bipartisan track and the Budget Reconciliation Track are proceeding at pace, and we hope to have voting on both them in the house and the senate in july. The bottom line, the