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Jelly Roll reflects on his path from juvenile detention to CMT Award winner

By Analisa Novak Updated on: April 8, 2024 / 12:17 PM EDT / CBS News Rising from the shadows to the spotlight, Jason Bradley DeFord, known as Jelly Roll, finds himself in awe of his meteoric rise within the country music industry. Once a name few knew, Jelly Roll has now etched his mark in the country music scene by securing Grammy nominations, bagging multiple People's Choice Awards, and earning�three wins Sunday at the CMT Awards, including Video of the Year. I am the most average guy ever," Jelly Roll told Gayle King on "CBS Mornings" Monday, the day after his CMT wins. In a heartfelt moment during his acceptance speech for Male Video of the Year, Jelly Roll addressed those in juvenile detention, drawing from his past struggles in Tennessee with the law, including arrests for marijuana possession and attempted robbery that put him in and out of jail. As he looks forward to his first arena tour, including performances at landmark venues like New York City's Madison Square Garden, Jelly Roll contemplates just how far his dreams have come and just how much further they will go.

Rayner: I'll stand down if I've broken the law

The police investigation has been prompted by a complaint from Tory deputy chairman James Daly, who is understood to have made police aware of neighbours contradicting Ms Rayner's statement that a property, separate from her husband's, was her main residency. Police initially said there would be no investigation but Mr Daly, the MP for Bury North, complained that officers did not appear to have looked at the electoral roll and other documents, nor spoken to neighbours. The former carer was registered as living at that house, on Vicarage Road, Stockport, in Greater Manchester, on the electoral roll until she sold the property in 2015. Police investigate Rayner in council house row Angela Rayner will not face police inquiry Starmer says he hated being investigated by police 'Don't' - Biden warns Iran against attacking Israel 'Huge amount' of Gaza surgery on children - UK doctor Russia floods leave houses almost submerged How a North Korean missile researcher became a South Korean MP The migrant story shining a light on Gulf states' exploitation Suicide is on the rise for young Americans. Five teams of intrepid Brits battle it out in a breath-taking 15,000 kilometre race Reporting on the OJ Simpson car chase Former LA crime reporter, David Goldstein, recalls the most �surreal� day of his career Ancient artefacts, power play and exploring epic locations Mary Beard uncovers the hidden world of the Roman emperors From Doctor Who to An Enemy of the People Nihal Arthanayake brings you an in-depth interview with actor Matt Smith � 2024 BBC.

Bernie Sanders Fast Facts

Birth date: September 8, 1941 Birth place: Brooklyn, New York Birth name: Bernard Sanders Father: Eli Sanders, paint salesman Mother: Dorothy (Glassberg) Sanders Marriages: Jane (O�Meara) Sanders (1988-present); Deborah (Shiling) Messing (married and divorced in the 1960s) Children: With Susan Mott: Levi; stepchildren with Jane (O�Meara) Sanders: Heather, Carina, David Education: Attended Brooklyn College, 1959-1960; University of Chicago, B.A. in political science, 1964 Religion: Jewish, though he has told the Washington Post he is �not actively involved with organized religion� Although independent in the US Senate, Sanders has run as a Democrat in his two bids for the presidential nomination, in 2016 and 2020. August 21, 2017 - Sanders pens a commentary article in Fortune magazine outlining his health care proposal �Medicare-for-all.� November 28, 2017 - Is nominated, along with actor Mark Ruffalo, for a Grammy in the Spoken Word category for �Our Revolution: A Future to Believe In.� February 26, 2018 - Sanders� son, Levi Sanders, announces he is running for Congress in New Hampshire. �After two and a half days in the hospital, I feel great, and after taking a short time off, I look forward to getting back to work,� Sanders says in the statement. February 29, 2020 - The Iowa Democratic Party certifies the results from the state�s caucuses, with Sanders coming in second behind Buttigieg and picking up 12 pledged delegates to Buttigieg�s 14.

Outnumbered - Friday, April 12

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Fresh questions for Barclay on incinerator decision

The government's own internal legal advice, seen by the BBC, had said it would be "unlawful" because the 24-hour consultation period had been "plainly inadequate" and there were "serious concerns of perceived bias". He previously told MPs that he had "delegated" the policy to another minister, which he thought was enough, but said that he had not been made "aware until later" that he "required a formal recusal". In a letter to its chief executive, Sir Mark said it was because he was "wary of committing" to giving more plants the go-ahead until officials had done more work "to consider whether there is a greater role for government to encourage investment in waste prevention", such as recycling. A spokesperson for Defra said it was "committed to reducing waste, improving recycling and meeting our net zero ambitions by sending less waste for incineration" and it was "rightly considering the need for more waste incineration facilities". Incinerator opposed by Barclay sees permit delayed Incinerator permit ban is a reprieve, say residents Legal warning over Barclay waste project decision Coutinho queried waste project opposed by Barclay 'Don't' - Biden warns Iran against attacking Israel 'Huge amount' of Gaza surgery on children - UK doctor Russia floods leave houses almost submerged How a North Korean missile researcher became a South Korean MP The migrant story shining a light on Gulf states' exploitation Suicide is on the rise for young Americans.

New report raises health concerns about Lunchables

Sadiq Khan launches climate plan for London

At the event in Stoke Newington on Friday, Mr Khan said he was "proud of what we've done in London to tackle air pollution and the climate crisis", but was now "determined to go even further with a new 10-point climate action plan for our city, which includes exciting new initiatives like putting solar panels on school roofs". Mr Khan warned that the environment and net zero were crucial issues on the ballot paper, saying "the choice couldn't be starker" and "London is at a crucial crossroads moment". Mr Khan told supporters his Conservative opponent Susan Hall was "a proud anti-green candidate" and claimed she had promoted climate science denial, taking "a Trumpian approach to the climate crisis" - referring to former US President Donald Trump. Green Party mayoral candidate Zo� Garbett said Mr Khan "talks big on climate issues, but you only have to take a look at what he has actually achieved to see there is very little in the way of action", citing the Silvertown Tunnel as "catastrophic not only for the environment but also air pollution in east London". Send your story ideas to hellobbclondon@bbc.co.uk London mayoral candidates clash at hustings event Tory mayoral candidate promises 1,500 extra police Flat Tube fare pledged by Green's mayoral candidate Stop and search 'a low priority' mayor hopeful says Electing the Mayor and Assembly Arrest after man stabbed to death in Croydon Man in his 20s dies after stabbing in Croydon Environment Fake planning notice for giant bust stirs up Clerkenwell Green frenzy 12th April � By Charlotte Chambers Community Epic charity cycle ride to give back to crisis charity which helped at �rock bottom� 12th April � By Isabel Loubser Man shot at police sent to arrest him over plot to import cannabis from America East London charity faces closure unless it finds new home 'Don't' - Biden warns Iran against attacking Israel 'Huge amount' of Gaza surgery on children - UK doctor Russia floods leave houses almost submerged Suicide is on the rise for young Americans.

This week on "Sunday Morning" (April 14): The Money Issue

TV: Psychic Tyler Henry, Hollywood's biggest mediumAt the age of 28, Tyler Henry has become one of the best-known psychics anywhere, with a TV show, a road show and, he says, a 600,000-plus waiting list of people who want him to help them connect with their departed loved ones. MOVIES: Jerry Seinfeld on "Unfrosted," the made-up origin tale of Pop-TartsComedian Jerry Seinfeld has stepped into the director's shoes for his new film "Unfrosted," the not-quite-true story of the creation of the Kellogg's Pop-Tart. Watch these fascinating "Sunday Morning" portraits of the innovative painters who created a new language of art, including: �douard Manet, whose seaside vacation prompted the birth of Impressionism (2004); Vincent Van Gogh (1998); Claude Monet (1995); Camille Pissarro (1995); Edgar Degas (1988); Mary Cassatt (1998); Paul C�zanne (2006); Georges Seurat (1991); Gustave Caillebotte (1995); the Brooklyn Museum of Art exhibition "Impressionists In Winter: Effets de Neige" (1999); Pierre-Auguste Renoir (2010); late-period Degas (1996); and Childe Hassam (2004). In this extended interview, correspondent Mo Rocca sat down with Douglas at the actor's alma mater, University of California, Santa Barbara, to talk about his early experiences on stage; his new Apple TV+ miniseries, "Franklin," in which he plays founding father Benjamin Franklin; working with Karl Malden on the 1970s TV series "The Streets of San Francisco"; and how he courted his wife, actress Catherine Zeta-Jones. Full episodes of "Sunday Morning" are now available to watch on demand on CBSNews.com, CBS.com and�Paramount+, including via Apple TV, Android TV, Roku, Chromecast, Amazon FireTV/FireTV stick and Xbox.

Prominent surgeon says he was denied entry to Germany for a pro-Palestinian conference

Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta said he arrived at Berlin airport on Friday morning before being stopped at passport control, where he was held for several hours and then told he had to return to the U.K. POLAND CALLS AID WORKER'S KILLING IN GAZA A MURDER, WANTS FURTHER INVESTIGATION Airport police said he was refused entry due to "the safety of the people at the conference and public order," Abu Sitta told The Associated Press by phone. Doctor Ghassan Abu Sitta, a Palestinian-British plastic surgeon specializing in conflict medicine, speaks during an interview with The Associated Press at the Institute for Palestine Studies in Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta said he arrived at Berlin airport on Friday morning before being stopped at passport control, where he was held for several hours and then told he had to return to the U.K.� (AP Photo/Hussein Malla) Abu Sitta said his ban was to last until Sunday, covering the planned duration of the Berlin conference he was to attend, entitled the Palestine Congress. "Germany�s deportation of Dr. Abu Sitta is a naked act of authoritarian censorship, more in line with the policies of dictatorships like Saudi Arabia and China than a rights-respecting democracy," Sarah Leah Whitson, the executive director of Washington-based human rights watchdog Democracy for the Arab World Now, or DAWN, said in a statement. Earlier on Friday, German Interior Ministry spokesperson Maximilian Kall told reporters in Berlin that federal security authorities had been in touch with their local counterparts in the capital "about questions of, for instance, entry bans," he said.

Israeli settlers attack a West Bank village, killing 1 Palestinian and wounding 25

ISRAELI PM, MILITARY LEADERS HOLD EMERGENCY MEETING AMID POSSIBLE DIRECT IRANIAN ATTACK The killing came after an Israeli raid overnight killed two Palestinians, including a Hamas militant in confrontations with Israeli forces. A Palestinian wounded in a settler rampage at the Palestine Medical Complex in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Friday, April 12, 2024. Dozens of Israeli settlers rampaged through a Palestinian village, Palestinian medics and an Israeli rights group said, killing one Palestinian and more than a dozen were wounded. (AP Photo/Nasser Nasser) The Israeli human rights group Yesh Din said that settlers stormed into the village of al-Mughayyir late Friday, searching for the Israeli boy. Earlier Friday, two Palestinians were killed in confrontations with Israeli forces in the northern West Bank, Palestinian medics and the military said.

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