Nbc s lisa rubin is following this story for us. so why did a georgia court of appeals halt this case and what does it mean for the timing? reporter: so, chris, the georgia court of appeals halted the case because that is their standard practice where there is a criminal appeal, it is typical for them to halt all proceedings, but i should note for you that they have halted all proceedings only with respect to a certain group of defendants who are appealing judge mcafee s ruling with respect to fani willis staying on the case. the case continues with respect to a number of others, but where it comes to a trial before election day, it is almost a complete certainty that that won t happen. argument is not scheduled until october, chris, and so this is one more case that our viewers can count on not happening before november. lisa rubin, thank you. we go to long island now where two new murder charges have just been brought against the suspect accused in the gilgo beach serial killings.
In the area of serbia known as kosovo. and he was doing it. he started it in 1998 murdering a family, killing 60 people colluding women, children, and babies in the judiciary family escalated it. we shouldn t richard holbrooke and negotiate ambassador chris, you was there a negotiating i met three times with milosevic we the only thing we could think of as that if we were going to warn you, please don t reinstitute. we just stop the war in bosnia. don t start this all over again in europe yeah, and the russians came in, they told him, i don t worry about nato and just do what you want to do, kill those people, and show it started up again. there was the french held some negotiations served were resolute. we re not going to negotiate, we re going to solve it our way. and so really nato had no choice but to try how to stop the ethnic cleansing by a
Days, with some spots going for hundreds of thousands of dollars each. tonight in the liberal heart of san francisco the new york times reports he s expected to raise north of $12 million. nbc s vaughn hillyard is reporting from phoenix, v nbc s deirdre bosa is reporting from san francisco, basal smikle is still with us. vaughan, donald trump appears to be striking while the iron is hot post verdict with his base as i said. where is the support coming from in this big fundraising swing? reporter: right. tonight it s going to be in san francisco. potentially upwards of in excess of $10 million. this is in the heart of silicon valley and for donald trump ultimately donors who are able to contribute potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars each. for donald trump this is going to be crucial here. after an enormous fundraising month in the month of may, especially in the days following his guilty verdict, when the campaign says it raised in
Look at these pictures. hospitals in vegas are prepping human ice immersion bags creating this new response protocol for the summer ahead but i wonder can we prepare enough? give us a sense of what this could mean for hospitals and public health, vin. chris, this is critical to point out and to talk about. these solutions aren t scaleable. the ice immersion techniques we re seeing in phoenix, seeing in places like las vegas as you pointed out, not scaleable. we can do it patient by patient maybe at the health system level, but the idea that we can this is a solution to what s happening in phoenix, it s not tenable. we re also seeing that there has been a 90% increase in heat-related deaths just in the last four years over what we saw at the turn of the century, coupled with now forecasts, chris, across the world, 370% increase we are forecasting in heat-related deaths by 2050. this is now something that we just have to contend with. there is no averting the worst of it.
Nbc s antonia hilton is following this story for us. rex heuerman was back in front of a judge today. what happened there? reporter: well, chris, he is now facing these two additional sets of charges for the killings of jessica taylor and sandra costia. these are killings that go back to 2003 and 1993 and that last date is important here because it really opens the window here, the amount of time, our understanding of how long this string of killings was happening here on long island that caused so much fear and concern for decades here. and we also learned pretty astonishing information about the information they had gathered while doing searches of his home, additional dna evidence that they have confirmed and really the most shocking thing we found out today, chris, was that authorities found a word document from the early 2000s in which rex heuerman had been
Representative in place acts, you know, that kind of dynamic. go back to a level politics and read some edmund burke or we could talk about the green party of england and wales is big policy launch today, which is about the nhs in england. so they want to increase taxes on the very wealthy and corporations. they want to raise an extra £50 billion a year, £30 billion of that would go on, on the nhs, on hospitals and treatment and 20 billion would go on social care. chris, what do you make of that? big numbers, just to put that that 50 billion figure into proportion as far as england s health budget is concerned, it s about 180 billion a year and that s more than the nhs that takes it s to be beyond the nhs because as you were saying, with social care, but nonetheless it s a big number and a big proportion of a big number that the greens are advocating. they want a new wealth tax, 1% on assets of more than ten million, 2% on assets of more than a billion. and then also shifting capital gains tax so that it is in line with the current bans on income tax.
After the the seven way debate on bbc one. and we need snacks. yes, don t worry. i m going to just already working out what takeaway we re going to get that s away. you re going to get takeaway? the margarita because it s a friday night. i ve had pizza so many times this week already. i hate to confess, but. so i ll get you a pizza. i might get some of that different cuisine. and before that, i ll be speaking to michelle hussein for a bonus episode of newscast, which will be on bbc sounds on friday mid morning, where she won t reveal the questions she s going to put to them all. but she will hopefully revealjust actually what it s like standing in the spotlight, trying to wrangle all those big egos. and chris, i ll speak to you soon. who knows where? who knows why? indeed. as if michelle hasn t got enough on tomorrow, she s going to going to do newscasts as well. it s a casual chat amongst friends. i suppose so. bye everyone. problem by newscast. newscast.
That he hadn t even got the fine the first time round and so he would have paid it or he there was an administrative error. there was a bit of a paperwork cock up on top of going rather quicker than he should have been. anyway, talking about money and paperwork, there s been a story about that for the conservatives because the businessman frank hester, who was a tory donor, then he got into hot water for some comments he made about diane abbott that people thought were were quite violent and quite racist. he s now a tory donor again, chris. he is. so we knew that he d given plenty of money, ten million quid in the past. what we ve found out with this latest set of declarations is that there was an additional £5 million injanuary and then there was a further 150 grand in march, early march, march the eighth. and the reason that date matters and the donation was formally accepted by the conservatives about a week later on, on the 14th is that is when that whole row about that recording with those remarks that you referred to was all over the news and where rishi sunak and others
Moments when all the big world leaders were there, rishi sunak, chris, wasn t there. david cameron the foreign secretary was the sort of the pretend pm today. yeah. so rishi sunak has been involved in the various commemorations for much of the last couple of days, but wasn t there at that exact point when there were plenty of leaders sort of doing their thing and wandering about and saying saying a few things and meeting some of the veterans. and so, yeah, lord cameron, the foreign secretary, mingling with the french president and the german chancellor and the us president and all the rest of it. and yeah, rishi sunak at that point no longer there. i suppose, laura, with prime minister s duty calls all the time, and sometimes the duty isn t the kind of the world leader stuff. well, that s right. i mean, we should say he did make a speech today, so it s not like he sat there for 5 minutes and then disappeared. but you re right, at some of the crucial sort of maximum moments of potent choreography, it was david cameron who was actually there in his place. it s one of the things actually that paddy is completely
Royal navy, 42 commando, royal marines. the officer leading, major chris. from the army, the 1st battalion, the royal regiment of fusiliers. major stuart gilbert is their officer leading. and from the royal air force, the king s colour squadron, royalair royal air force, the king s colour squadron, royal air force regiment. the officer leading is flight lieutenant cutler. band plays.