n. chris jansing reports starts now. good day, guilty on all cobs, robert bowers convicted on all charges how the community that lost 11 members is reacting now. we ll have the very latest coming up. plus, as donald trump rails against the government for seizing his classified documents, we re learning more about what his staff calls a beautiful mind connection to those piles of boxes at mar-a-lago. and this is all that s left of perrytown, texas, much of that town wiped off the map by a tornado. right now, more than 50 million americans are at risk of severe weather from florida to west of denver. we ll have the details and the forecast coming up. but we start with breaking news out of pittsburgh, where a jury just took just five hours to convict robert bowers. 11 people were shot and killed resulting in 63 federal charges against bowers, including federal hate crimes. he was convicted on every single one. up next will be the sentencing phase which will include the
likely gabby petino s last day alive before her remains were discovered on the 19th. implicating president biden in shady business dealings. chuck grassley indicate documents indicate chuck grassley aware of hunter biden s business arrangement and may have been involved. that s good. scott puts it down. that s good. the kick is good. and the chargers win it in overtime i want to put on my my, my boogie shoes austin texas, capital of texas according to reports. good news is we are now heard on klbj so lawrence baines johnson picked up the radio show. the station he used to own. i guess he sold it when he died. steve: lbj owned a bunch of them. lady bird johnson after he passed ran the radio empire of theirs. brian: good news for lbj and his legacy i m now on the station. steve: ainsley is off today and in the center spot we have rachel again. rachel: happy to fill in for ainsley. brian: watched you on the town hall with stuart varney. rachel: we had him on th
challenges for customers to earn bonus points could be pushing people to spend more than they can afford. that s the warning from consumer groups. i ll be taking a look. in sport it s the start of a new adventure for emma hayes. we hear how she s settling in to her new manager role in the united states as she prepares to lead them into the olympics this summer. to lead them into the quite to lead them into the a cloudy start this morning. some quite a cloudy start this morning. some outbreaks of rain out there, but things should brighten up. a bit of sunshine developing in the afternoon. all of the details shortly. it s thursday 30th may. our main story. the conservatives and labour have both ruled out increasing vat if they are elected in five weeks time. the promises have raised questions about how the parties will fund their spending plans, and deliver on their commitments if they win the elction. our political correspondent damian grammaticas has this report. midnight
These count was read aloud. you have members of the congregation who were there listening. obviously this has been so harrowing to relive this. members of the congregation that were there, members that knew some of the victims that died on that day. for many, this was heartbreaking to hear, even though this is what they were looking for. they wanted some semblance of justice. their hearts broke, many of them breaking down, many of them crying throughout the course of this trial. some i spoke with said they will never be able to address the accused shooter by name. he will always remain the shooter. the prosecutor laying out a pretty strong case throughout this entire eleven-day portion of the guilt phase of the trial, reminding jurors that robert bowers didn t turn himself in because it was the right thing to do, he did it because he ran out of ammunition. defense trying to raise concerns about his intent and motivation saying he did this because of his views on immigration. the prosec