0'sullivan, and if ronnie — still needs ronnie 0'sullivan, and if ronnie retires, someone else will the one everyone wants to see, he is the one we love _ everyone wants to see, he is the one we love commentating on and watching, and it is going to continue _ watching, and it is going to continue. i can see him, because he is so _ continue. i can see him, because he is so fit, _ continue. i can see him, because he is so fit, he — continue. i can see him, because he is so fit, he looks after himself, 0k, is so fit, he looks after himself, 0k. the — is so fit, he looks after himself, ok, the mental side of it is another thing. _ ok, the mental side of it is another thing. but _ ok, the mental side of it is another thing, but he could be winning world championships in his 50s, without a shadow— championships in his 50s, without a shadow of— championships in his 50s, without a shadow of a — championships in his 50s, without a shadow of a doubt, and i think stephen — shadow of a doubt, and i think stephen hendry's record of seven world _ stephen hendry's record of seven world titles will

from ronnie.e and both of them had _ learn from ronnie. two frames apiece and both of them had made _ learn from ronnie. two frames apiece and both of them had made centuries| and both of them had made centuries and both of them had made centuries and it looked that we could get close matched towards the end. mar; close matched towards the end. may the tension rises a bit, or a son to realise _ the tension rises a bit, or a son to realise the — the tension rises a bit, or a son to realise the enormity of it, maybe, but it _ realise the enormity of it, maybe, but it just — realise the enormity of it, maybe, but it just showed realise the enormity of it, maybe, but itjust showed enough weakness that ronnie pounced upon and we know that ronnie pounced upon and we know that he _ that ronnie pounced upon and we know that he puts _ that ronnie pounced upon and we know that he puts a very good job of putting — that he puts a very good job of putting a — that he puts a very good job of putting a knife and

was it that you wanted to sort of not let ronnie down? like that. you know, he said to me, he said, you know, like, "why are you smiling?" you know, i was like, "why not? you know? i lost a game to some kid. it was a challenge match. anyway, we got in the car, went home, and he was like, he destroyed me. i didn't see it coming. so, from an early age, you know, i had to have a winning mentality and i didn't have it. and my dad was loving and supportive, but you had to win, you know? and he was probably right. if he didn't give me that tough sort of, you know, "get on with it," you know, "you're on your own here," maybe i would have not been able to succeed. known as �*big ron,�* 0'sullivan�*s dad ran a chain of sex shops in soho. but in 1991, when ronniejunior was just 15, he was arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a man at a bar in the king's road in london. bruce bryan had been stabbed twice and died on the pavement outside. ronniejunior was told once he arrived in thailand for a competition. to get that phone call whe

was it that you wanted to sort of not let ronnie down?at. you know, he said to me, he said, you know, like, "why are you smiling?" you know, i was like, "why not?" i lost a game to some kid. it was a challenge match. anyway, we got in the car, went home, and he was like, he destroyed me. i didn't see it coming. so, from an early age, you know, i had to have a winning mentality and i didn't have it. and my dad was loving and supportive, but you had to win, you know? and he was probably right. if he didn't give me that tough sort of, you know, "get on with it," you know, "you're on your own here," maybe i would have not been able to succeed. known as �*big ron,�* 0'sullivan�*s dad ran a chain of sex shops in soho. but in 1991, when ronniejunior was just 15, he was arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a man at a bar in the king's road in london. bruce bryan had been stabbed twice and died on the pavement outside. ronniejunior was told once he arrived in thailand for a competition. to get that phone call when i was in thaila

with ronny chieng. applause] now, ronny, this broadcast got huge ratings for fox news, but does it justify having this kind of debate? >> yeah, this debate was great. we got to hear from a guy who's not going to be president and the other guy who is not going to be president. this was a bigger waste of airtime then softcore porn. who doesn't know about regular hard-core porn? these debates are a bunch of desperate people having meaningless fights. it's a cheap ratings stunt, and quite frankly, america deserves better. >> charlamagne: that is interesting, ronny. our debates are cheap ratings stunt? that is a subject of tonight's debate. let's bring in desi lydic. [cheers and applause] desi, your thoughts? you have 60 seconds. >> what the [bleep] is going on? >> thanks for having me tonight, charlamagne. as the daughter of a father, i believe this country runs on televised debates. times like this, i think of rita, the daughter of a mother, who works the night shift as a lunch lady in the cornfield. she c

ronnie o'sullivan says he was ?rom the barbican here's seema jaswal the quarterfinals are well under way here in york and once a day, steven davis, ronnie o'sullivan against zhou yuelong.— davis, ronnie o'sullivan against zhou yuelong. fascinated match, ronnie o'sullivan _ zhou yuelong. fascinated match, ronnie o'sullivan looks _ zhou yuelong. fascinated match, ronnie o'sullivan looks great - zhou yuelong. fascinated match, ronnie o'sullivan looks great butj ronnie o'sullivan looks great but when he came in he said that wasn't the case, but all of a sudden he seemed to go to sleep in the second half of the match and did well in the end to dig himself out of a potential loss because he was on the back foot and it was only then he started to fire the engines again, and then hejust started to fire the engines again, and then he just looked started to fire the engines again, and then hejust looked brilliant. great performance by him, but when he came into studio he feels like he is all over the place technically, but it

ronnie: mÁs o menos.a nos pueden encontrar nosotros. ronnie dice que la gente en la casa le regala hasta botella de vino para la navidad. ronnie: sÍ. como agradecimiento hacia los conductores. jessica: ya lo saben. si me ven en la calle quiero mÍnimo una botella de vino por todo mi trabajo. los paquetes estaban mÁs pesados que aparentan. voy a regresar con ustedes en casita. cÓmo lo vengo haciendo? raÚl: super, pero te pones hablar con Él y tambiÉn lo apuras. el pobre. tÚ le haces hablar. [risas] jessica: tambiÉn te estaba apurando. que yo te estaba apurando. dile que yo trato de poner orden. [risas] las mujeres no lloran, las mujeres facturan. [] risas raÚl: gracias. volvemos contigo mÁs adelante. raÚl: cardi b no le queda nada por dentro. revela todo lo que viene sufriendo. todo esto viene mÁs adelante en el revoltillo. francisca: tenemos las imÁgenes de fiesta de navidad de jennifer lÓpez. satcha: tambiÉn no te puedes perder a miles de santas que participan en una maratÓn en las calles de mÉxico, aunqu

>> kal: that's a beautiful sentiment, ronny. >> yeah, that's a beautiful sentiment, ronny!ust gerrymandered your box, bitch! >> yo! what the hell? leave my box! kal, do something! [cheers and applause] >> coming for your future is next! >> kal: don't be complacent! desi lydic and ronny chieng, everyone! [cheers and applause] when we come back, we discover santa's terrible secret. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) ok, someone just did laundry... no, i add downy light so the freshness really lasts. yeah, most scented stuff gives me a headache, but this is just right. and i don't like anything. but i like this. get a light scent that lasts with no heavy perfumes or dyes. ( ♪ ♪ ) carl never really thought much of his credit scores. until he got credit karma and used his scores to score more. like this less humble, humble abode. that's what i'm talking about carl. intuit credit karma. download the money app where your hard work pays off. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [bong] [cheers and applause] >> kal: welcome back to "the daily show." it's almost time for s

ronnie gaskins: and they get to the scene.hey parked the car, and they found an area where they could sit and talk. and skylar leaves to go back to the car. and then rachel said, on three. andrea canning (voiceover): according to gaskins, rachel said she counted, one, two, three. and on three, the two girls began. that's when her and sheila started stabbing skylar from behind. [giggling] [inaudible] [inaudible] andrea canning (voiceover): gaskins says skylar fought hard to defend herself. andrea canning: did rachel indicate what skylar's last words were, her final moments in that meeting? she said skylar just said, why? and that was-- that's all she said. andrea canning (voiceover): rachel said the girls covered the body with dirt and branches, threw their bloody clothes in the trunk, and left skylar there. andrea canning: did rachel express how she felt when the crime was over? yeah, i just remember her saying that this was something she wanted to get done before she went to church camp. how did you feel when she said, i had

i think you confused me with ronny. that sounds like something ronny would say!e's always like: "i hate everything, including taylor swift had babies and puppies. [bleep] these bloggers." >> charlamagne, these taylor swift haters like @michaelkosta on instagram and tiktok, they disgust me! first, despite michael says, the way taylor swift dances makes her relatable. and two, she can easily fulfill all the responsibility of "time"'s person of the year. she could pose for the cover, she can hang on the wall, and then that's it. those are the responsibilities. >> charlamange: michael, he's got you there. are you at the airport? what are you doing? >> what does it look like i'm doing, you loose-lipped snitch bitches? i'm fleeing the country! i need to hide out somewhere safe. one ticket to north korea, please. they don't have any internet there, right? >> charlamagne: come on, kosta, you really think the swifties aren't gonna find you? >> that's why i'm changing my name to something generic. like, john... mayer? >> charlamagne: all right, good luck with that , my bro

it looks at the writing was on the wall for ronnie 0'sullivan.i—absent? he he appears to have perhaps been semi-absent?— he appears to have perhaps been semi-absent? he started with the blocks and being _ semi-absent? he started with the blocks and being picked _ semi-absent? he started with the blocks and being picked back- semi-absent? he started with the blocks and being picked back and| semi-absent? he started with the l blocks and being picked back and he didn't make a brick of 31 and the focus is really left a bit, a shot and extended spiral and he probably would've won that frame and i was a turning point. stiiiii would've won that frame and i was a turning point-— turning point. still four frames aiece turning point. still four frames apiece with — turning point. still four frames apiece with confidence - turning point. still four frames apiece with confidence to - turning point. still four framesj apiece with confidence to think turning point. still four frames - apiece with confidence to think that level of scoring the latter part of th

ronny, you are clowning yourself.issinger is in the conversation, but this debate starts and ends with dick cheney. his prime years were fire. afghanistan, iraq, guantanamo. the man shot his friend in the face. and it was one of the nicest things he's ever done! >> michelle: that's a good point. ronny, maybe this is a tie. >> to quote a great man, go [bleep] yourself, michael! sure, dick cheney lied about wmds, but my boy kissinger was using wmds. plus, he was in the game for over 60 years! dick cheney had, what, five good seasons? maybe? >> exactly! kissinger stayed in the game to juice his stats. when you look at the season splits, cheney's numbers were better. not to mention, kissinger came in after vietnam started! he was chasing wars the way durant chases rings. anyone can just join a super team. but cheney built his wars from the ground up! he carried george w. bush on his back! also, how can kissinger be the war crimes go it when he won the nobel peace prize, you [bleep] idiot? >> that's what makes him the goat

nick parrott reports. 30 years separate ronnie o'sullivan's first major trophy from his latest.ack then, he was a freshfaced 17—year—old. this was an early 48th birthday present for wednesday. i always keep beating myself up because of the age thing, i keep thinking at some point i've got to stop winning at some point, but i keep doing all right, so i'll keep going until the wheels fall off. they have almost fallen off a few times. his struggles with depression, alcohol and drugs are well documented. he arrived at york barbican facing a disciplinary hearing, for appearing in forappearing in an for appearing in an exhibition event earlier this season and threatening to quit over the row. after reaching the quarterfinal, he said ijust can't be bothered anymore. but there was no lack of desire as he took on china's ding junhui in the final. the rocket raced into a 4—1 lead but ding remained calm, he had been here before, losing last year's final. three times, he hauled himself back into contention, but this, to make it 7—7, provoked the same reaction as poking a bear. it tookjust e

nick parrott reports. 30 years separate ronnie o'sullivan's first major trophy from his latest.k then, he was a fresh—faced 17—year—old. this was an early 48th birthday present for wednesday. i always keep beating myself up because of the age thing, i keep thinking at some point i've got to stop winning at some point, but i keep doing all right, so i'll keep going until the wheels fall off. they have almost fallen off a few times. his struggles with depression, alcohol and drugs are well documented. he arrived at york barbican facing a disciplinary hearing, for appearing in an exhibition event earlier this season and threatening to quit over the row. after reaching the quarterfinal, he said ijust can't be bothered anymore. but there was no lack of desire as he took on china's ding junhui in the final. the rocket raced into a 4—1 lead but ding remained calm, he had been here before, losing last year's final. three times, he hauled himself back into contention, but this, to make it 7—7, provoked the same reaction as poking a bear. it tookjust eight minutes for o'sullivan to roar b

lots coming up and we are starting with snooker, and another record—breaking night for england's ronnie'sullivan, as he won a record—extending eighth uk championship title. nick parrott reports. 30 years separate ronnie o'sullivan's first major trophy from his latest. back then, he was a freshfaced 17—year—old. this was an early 48th birthday present for wednesday. i always keep beating myself up because of the age thing, i keep thinking at some point i've got to stop winning at some point, but i keep doing all right, so i'll keep going until the wheels fall off. they have almost fallen off a few times. his struggles with depression, alcohol and drugs are well documented. he arrived at york barbican facing a disciplinary hearing, for appearing in an exhibition event earlier this season and threatening to quit over the row. after reaching the quarterfinal, he said ijust can't be bothered anymore. but there was no lack of desire as he took on china's ding junhui in the final. the rocket raced into a 4—1 lead but ding remained calm, he had been here before, losing last year's final. three

and "it's a crazy game" for ronnie o'sullivan, who says he "can't be bothered any more" with snooker, despite making the last eight at the uk championship. you're very welcome along to sportsday, wherever you are watching around the world. let's start, then, with football as liverpool cruised into the europa league knockout stages with a match to spare as a 4—0 victory over lask confirmed their place as group winners. they fired out of the blocks and were 2—0 up inside 15 minutes, thanks for luis diaz and cody gakpo. —— minutes, thanks to luis diaz and cody gakpo. mo salah added a third from the penalty spot, before gapko made it four in stoppage time. and as toulouse didn't beat union saint—gilloise, it means liverpool cannot be caught at the top of group e. well, elsewhere, roberto de zerbi says it's a "historic day" for brighton as they beat aek athens to book their spot in the knockout phase of the europa league. the club are playing in europe for the first time in their history and joao pedro scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot to give them the victory. if brig

nick parrott reports. 30 years separate ronnie 0'sullivan�*s first major trophy from his latest.arly 48th birthday present for wednesday. i always keep beating myself up because of the age thing, i keep thinking at some point i've got to stop winning at some point, but i keep doing all right, so i'll keep going until the wheels fall off. they have almost fallen off a few times. his struggles with depression, alcohol and drugs are well documented. he arrived at york barbican facing a disciplinary hearing,

no holding back from ronnie o'sullivan and his next match will be against zhou yuelong.—3. higgins failed to get going in the match and zhou won it with a break of 63. zhang anda continues his remarkable season as he defeats world champion luca brecel 6—4 for him to make it into the last eight. and there, he will meet hossein vafaei, who has made it to his first uk championship quarterfinal after a 6—1 victory over matthew selt. now, in football, you often see the transition from player to manager but not really from player to referee. vance warner played in the top flight of english football and roomed with david beckham as a youth team player for england. but for the last 13 years, he has dedicated his time to refereeing youth games and has just won an award for it. angela rafferty has been to meet him. sunday morning, nine am. a frosty, foggy, non—league pitch — not the place you'd expect to find a former premier league player. i was asked if i wanted to become a referee to help my son's team when he was about eight years old and, of course, i said no. i mean, who wan

nick parrott reports. 30 years separate ronnie o'sullivan�*s first major trophy from his latest.arly a8th birthday present for wednesday. i always keep beating myself up because of the age thing, i keep thinking at some point i've got to stop winning at some point, but i keep doing all right, so i'll keep going until the wheels fall off. they have almost fallen off a few times. his struggles with depression, alcohol and drugs are well documented. he arrived at york barbican facing a disciplinary hearing, for appearing in an exhibition event earlier this season and threatening to quit over the row. after reaching the quarterfinal, he said ijust can't be bothered anymore. but there was no lack of desire as he took

nick parrott reports. 30 years separate ronnie 0'sullivan's first major trophy from his latest.48th birthday present for wednesday. i always keep beating myself up because of the age thing, i keep thinking at some point i've got to stop winning at some point, but i keep doing all right, so i'll keep going until the wheels fall off. they have almost fallen off a few times. his struggles with depression, alcohol and drugs are well documented. he arrived at york barbican facing a disciplinary hearing, for appearing in an exhibition event earlier this season and threatening to quit over the row.

any ronnie, in general, in syria, and israel says it's shot down a hostile aerial target. that's after the ron back who t militia in yemen claims it fired a drone towards israel. israel's right wing government is under increasing pressure to crack down on violence by its settlers who target palestinians and the occupied westbank and a trip through time and space with the james web space telescope will show you some of the most stunning images of our universe and what scientists are learning from the good crap the welcome to the program. israel's defense minister says his country is facing a war on as many as 7 fronts. you i've got on says is rarely forces are responding to many of them. a ronnie and bax malicious have stepped up attacks against israel in response to israel's efforts in gaza, to wipe out from us another organization linked to iran, and designated a terrorist organization by many countries the united states. it has also carried out retaliatory attacks on iranian proxies. motors in baghdad. kerry the kaufman of a man killed in the us as strike. he was alleged

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a ronnie and back malicious, have stepped up a tax against is one response to israel's efforts and gaza to wipe out a moss in organization, also linked to iran and designated a terrorist organization by many countries. the us is also carried out retaliatory attacks on iranian proxies, motors in baghdad. kerry the kaufman of a man killed in the us as striked. he was allegedly a member of an, a run back to melisha that attacked us base in iraq on monday, injuring 3 servicemen. the us said it strike was a necessary and proportion that's response. iraq has condemned it as a hostile act. welcome to see how far so then what the american forces did and are doing these days as a new violation of the sovereignty of the rocky state in the us says it's counted as a 100 attacks against its troops in iraq and syria since mid october. most of those were claimed by iran, back to mutants to oppose us support for each row, and it's war against him off from the window. this district of serious capital, damascus was the target of a suspected is rarely stripe. it killed a senior general with the runs revol

a ronnie and back malicious, have stepped up a tax against is one response to israel's efforts and gaza to wipe out from us in organization, also linked to iran and designated a terrorist organization by many countries. the us is also carried out retaliatory attacks on iranian proxies, motors in baghdad, kerry the kaufman of a man killed in the us as strike. he was allegedly a member of an, a run back to melisha that attacked us base and iraq on monday, injuring 3 servicemen. the us said it strike was a necessary and proportionate to response. iraq has condemned it as a hostile act, a walk on this vehicle, positive what the american forces did and are doing these days as a new violation of the sovereignty of the rocky state in the us says it's counted as a 100 attacks against its troops. in iraq and syria since mid october, most of those were claimed by iran back to mutants to oppose us support for each row. and it's war against him off from the window. this district of serious capital, damascus was the target of a suspected is rarely stripe. it killed a senior general with the runs rev

can ronnie o'sullivan beat ding jun—hui in the final of the uk snooker championship? the premier league because there have been some breathtaking matches today. the champions manchester city have been in action against tottenham in a game with six goals at the eitihad. it got off to a great start, spurs scored through son heung—min, an impressive breakaway solo effort after five minutes. but he scored another at the wrong end — his own goal leveling the match at one—all. and just after the half hour, tottenham went behind when phil foden made it 2—1 to the home side. tottenham didn't give up though and giovanni lo celso made it two—all with around twenty minutes of normal time remaining. but, city took the lead again, this time throuthack grealish, who was there to meet the cross and celebrated, thinking he had scored the winner. however, that still wasn't the end. dejan kules—evski's ninetieth minute header made it three—all. the point takes spurs back to fifth, while city drop to third. you will not present, we're lucky to be in the game, that period. and lastly, we

and �*it�*s a crazy game�* for ronnie o'sullivan who says he "can't be bothered any more" with snooker making the last eight at the uk championship. liverpool cruised into the europa league knock—out stages with a match to spare as a 4—0 victory over lask confirmed their place as group winners. they fired out of the blocks and were 2—0 up inside 15 minutes, thanks to luis diaz and cody gakpo. mo salah added a third from the penalty spot, before gapko made it four in stoppage time. and as toulouse didn't to beat union st—gilloise, it means liverpool cannot be caught at the top of group e. elsewhere, roberto de zerbi says it's a "historic day" for brighton, as they beat aek athens to book their spot in the knockout phase of the europa league. the club are playing in europe for the first time in their history, and joao pedro scored the only goal of the game, from the penalty spot to give them the victory. if brighton beat marseille in theirfinal group game, they would avoid the knockout play—offs stage. elsewhere, tomas soucek scored a late winner as west ham secured their place in the kn

there's a physical on say, the headlines, one of the international as the red carpet is rolled out, 3 a ronnie and a president in most go ahead. it was meeting with vladimir putin, the, to a set to discuss the situation in the middle east and strength, and already very strong, bilateral time was made to screw it shows the united states using john. it turned out good in practice, been explained always, there are lots of cuts the russian president bear on the line even the most co believes in a global economic model. but it's bad, something he says is disregarded by western partners for southern gods and city over the coming under his riley attire. an area of the anc way for a few trees will forwarded to go to by the idea for allegedly a finding a safety tongue is cut off. life ceases to exist, even if it's not suitable people drink it because they need to stay live on a diet condition in, in northern gauze or west civilians go without the war to. the un secretary general says the situation has, quote, created of holding human stuff. the that's what we've put in just back from abu dhabi and re,

it's in that man right there in the sense that that is the a ronnie and president abraham wood. i see just arriving here at moscow. it's about minus 12 degrees celsius. right now. it is not a warm weather day for the ever honey and presidents will be arriving here in russia. but what a day it will be sitting down with the russian president discussing gaza, discussing a very big deal. that is also oil prices. there's basically an oil of war happening in the world today. we'll discuss that a bit later. but of course, both russia and iran standing on the front line of the multi polar world. that's an awful lot going on with a new members. joining brick. iran is one of the newest members joining brakes. i'm with so many other new members as well, like the u. a. e, for example, saudi arabia. you're now looking at basically a collect to evolve of a new oil cocktail in the world. because the members of opec and so many new members now bricks, these are the guys in charge of the global energy markets. now only yesterday, vladimir putin himself made a wish to sup, to, uh, to the middle e

podcast in new york, thank you for your time sir today, thank you so much for having me, we also have ronnie, former minister of intelligence services of south africa, thank you for accepting our invitation sir, i'm very happy to be with you from bahamasburg, south africa, greetings to everybody, okay now let's start off with mr. madu sal, as we've seen there, south africa welcomed the humanitarian pos, but call for more seeking long term and enduring peace in the decades long conflict in palestine. what on this statement by the south african president? i deeply appreciate this question and my thoughts on this are it is quite unsurprisingly and why i believe it's unsurprising is because the links between what's happening in israel and palestine run deep to has happened in south africa and we know that nosa mandela has strong ties to palestine in so in so much he's said that our liberation and freedom are meaningless without the liberation and freedom of palestine, so historically and contemporary is that link of those in south africa intimately and bisarally understand what a partide is, and

and that's what's ronnie tells us.new that was the day he was going to kill in. >> the prosecutor threw the book at both brothers. >> our decision was made to go ahead and sue capital murder charges against both roger and rodney reister,. >> and that could mean the death penalty? >> it could. >> as the daily of the trial got closer, rodney's misguided loyalty got the better of him. he refused to testify against his older brother. >> i think rodney had a degree of loyalty and love for his older brother, such that he couldn't get up on the stand to testify against him. so if a jury would not hear from the young, brother or c's confession, the prosecution was forced to charge drop the murder charge against roger. but, that was not the end of the case. remember that pack of young people roger was running with. many of them are high school kids in that area. many of the people or junior in rank, other soldiers at the base. so, i just ran himself with people he knew would look up to him. >> but they turned on him after than

but what ronnie, ronnie you ronnie, was it ronnie as you said.sponsibility of rishi's actions not? what actions directly or not? what about waiting list the about the waiting list in the nhs? let's it, they're nhs? let's face it, they're an absolute one of absolute mess. are you one of those millions people that those millions of people that are waiting be do you are waiting to be seen? do you sit there and feel like the nhs is getting better, or it is getting any better, or is it all frankly, mess? let's all quite frankly, a mess? let's not mention dentist . we not even mention dentist. we don't even get started on that one. to pick up on the one. so i want to pick up on the rest of those points. on his five plan. tell me in five point plan. you tell me in 2023 good year for sunak or 2023 a good year for sunak or not. i'll see you in two. >> you're listening to gb news radio . on patrick christys radio. on patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. >> i've got a cracking show for you. after the alleged anti—white racism storm, bbc five live presenter

me ronnie nailed that one. to their origins. i think is they spend that time in the space they're going to appreciate the little details she may or may not see when you first walk in. ♪ ♪ >> this is the best christmas gift- th i've ever gotten for. >> absolute one 100%. s been i don't even know what to say an opportunity of a lifetime i never thought i and you all made it happen and i cannot say thank you enough to each and all the volunteers merry christmas. >> that is great .up ♪ h it is christmas eve and door ♪ h it is christmas eve and door folk that means we have one more day to finish up hannah surprise. good job team i'm really proudm ofgo us. it's going so good we have a few more things. were going to do christmas inside and outside. and anything else? >> small update small/big update i have not heard from tristen yet's. he was supposed to come home today but it's not looking like he is even on his way home. >> how are you feeling about all of this?le, >> find. >> this will make it special.d >> okaliy.

after many years in prison, ronnie and human rights activist nor kids mohammed the was released on failed in october 2020. immediately she risk being jailed again, meeting with former inmates and making a film about the iranian regimes. crimes, the small pieces tend, i thought, as the group of 23 activists who have experienced solid tree confinement tied to reach out of that. together. we're going to the judiciary offices to file a complaint on keeping that solitary confinement to violate. below the we are somebody doing, this is a historic moment. talk to this complaint means so those the tortured i'm, the perpetrators are registered with deal. so it seems to can you get on that even though it's caustic, you to definitely supervisor you must have. this is an important step. you know, fight for justice. several faith to the how much title young the does for he has not been fixed as you bet about the camera down when any that machine of them can otherwise, they'll take it from you the, the machine to the big it and that's, that's one time moment know what to you to the no matter what you f

the uk championship snooker final is back underway in york with ronnie o'sullivan aiming for a recordurth time. they resumed just over an hour ago with the score level at four frames all. but since then o'sullivan has edged the contest to lead by seven frames to five. the first to ten will be the winner. if ronnie o'sullivan takes it, he'll become the oldest winner of the tournament as well as being the youngest, having first won it aged seventeen back in 1993. and you can keep up to date with the latest, on the bbc sport website. but that's the sport. at least four people have been killed and more than a0 injured in an explosion at a catholic mass in the southern philippines. the bomb attack took place at a university in the country's largest muslim city. the government in the philippines had staged a crackdown on islamist extremist groups in recent days. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attack. simonjones reports. members of the congregation helped carry the wounded to safety. the explosion took place in a university hall where people had gathered for sunda

after many years in prison, ronnie and human rights activist, now guess mohammed the was released on bail in october 2020. immediately she risk being jailed again, meeting with former inmates and making a film about the iranian regimes. crimes the small pieces and i thought as the group of $23.00 activists who have experienced solid tree confinement to the touch, we chatted on together with going to the judiciary offices to file a complaint on keeping that solitary confinement to violate. below, we assume, you know, this is a historic moment. talk to this complaint means so those, the tortured i'm, the traces are registered with deal. so it seems to can you get on that even though it's costly to, to definitely supervisor you must have. this is an important step, you know, fight for justice, several faith to the how much, how do i end it does for here not been fixed. as you bet about the camera down when any that machine of them can otherwise, they'll take it from you. the, the machine to the big it and that's, that's one time moment. know what to you to the no matter what you film in

and they said they detained our clinic, ronnie, for 4 hours. during that time he was harassed, beaten, threatened, as well as a treated in a new me leasing manner. his. he was stripped of physical office. the blind folded his hands where a tide on his back. and after 4 hours he was released in the occupation forces, let him walk over 2 kilometers to pass that through the check point. he was with no closes or shoes, and obviously it was one of the most traumatizing experience for him. this has happened in a time warranty. as a part of it that was the trying to save lives, evacuating 11 the wounded pieces at the hospital. unfortunately, our products are being sort of get it out of being a target for is there a patient forces in garza whitehouse, kid workers, hospital time, ethics and ambulances shouldn't be predicted under international humanitarian law. this is not the case. and gaza is intentionally targeting my colleagues. i would panama this, our health care workers and even of or hospitals. and unfortunately, the international community is j

we heard from the open eyes, i suppose person so i would predict ronnie for 4 hours during that time he was harassed beaten instructions, as well as a treated any uh you really think matter what the site administration seems to be asking for is billions of additional dollars with no appropriate oversight. us house, vague, rebuffs, the president request for and of the $60000000000.00 to clean as job. i'm give, let him is it 90? 200000000 comes to lation instead the a very warm welcome to you from the entire t international new. see we're coming to live from us that let's take a look at the time. so is this how we saw it was the latest from a low tone garza, what is what he strikes have been reported on the southern city of russell late on the wednesday evening. the this but it was sent to us by a rough or based in jim is the local rush, wounded, including towed into hospitals. there's no information about a numbers of casualties of this strike as of yet as the idea of expand it submitted fee campaign is well is pushing thousands of 1000th 2 of the southern rough or referent key cab th

shot of that and then told me to go to the, the one woman standing up peterson argues mohammed is in a ronnie in human rights activists. and she's risking her life in prison to tell us her story. nobel peace prize recipient in august mohammed de, one of the bravest women in the world, close out the next on d. w. a pulse. the beginning of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about the perspectives culture information. this is the, the news w. mine's these places in europe stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern flow to discuss some of us regular bragging sites. on youtube and also in the a coach. it's so stuffy. it's hot to breeze. i'm not well, is it day time night time? time stands still. you've done everything possible to break me to crush my will my fine to silence. you went.

i first ifirst met ronnie i first met ronnie when he was 11, he was destined to be a star back then,happened to those juniors, the way he carried himself, the way he was around the tournament. everyone always said from a young age he would be well champion one day, but he has gone on to more than that. put himself down in history as the greatest snooker player of all—time, will we ever see anyone as good? probably not. and that's all the sport for now. we had from an israeli spokesperson that they are planning to beef up operations in the south of gaza, which they says the best way to try to get the hostages out. that obviously in conjunction with the launch more military operations, principally now in the south after the breakdown of the on friday. live pictures there in one of the hospitals in khan younis, hospitals on the ground talking about being absolutely overwhelmed in terms of the numbers that they are having to actually look after. now, last month 29—year—old dima alhaj, who worked for the world health organization in gaza, was killed along with more than a0 members of herf

satellite and then told me to coordinate the, the one woman standing of dictatorship. mohammedan isn't a ronnie in human rights activists. and she's risking her life in prison to tell us her story. nobel peace prize recipient in august mohammed, one of the bravest women in the world, close up the next on d w. forest with a terrible past. it was a nice new page, was us troops advanced in germany to bring in or to in europe. so i was in there this year, i was witness accounts of the battle of route and forest in 45 minutes on d w. we are all set and we're watching closely. we all seem to bring you the story behind the news. we rolled about unbiased information for fremont. done the hot. it's so stuffy. it's hard to breeze. i'm not well, is it daytime night time? time stands still. you've done everything possible to break me to crush.

so how keeping and think next on the one woman standing up theaters mohammed isn't a ronnie in human rights activists. and she's risky, her life in prison to tell us her story. nobel peace prize. miss vivian, august mohammed, one of the bravest women in the world, close out in 60 minutes on d. w. we are all set with what seemed closely. we all seem to bring you the story behind the news. we rolled about unbiased information all 3 months. done the day usually starts when our alarm goes off with slaves to the clock. society sees punctuality as of the 2. we can't afford to miss that train. we have places to be things to do. no wonder, with constantly checking the time box, we'd be better off paying more attention to our internal clock rigging it cycles of alertness and sleepiness. if we go against the bodies acadian with them, we can end up with weight problems. and how does this this week? we'll take a look at how to listen to you about o'clock.

my name is ronnie casseroles. i'm a saw that freaking i served in the liberation struggle my adult life. i became a minister in mr. monday. there's government growing up in japan was big in the 1940s from a jewish immigrant families. and i was very affected by the nazi holocaust. but i began looking around as i grew, so there for to and i couldn't be a seeing the way black people with treat to the shop till messic. it took place in march of 1960. and i felt the thing that i had to ask my mouth change, and i've got deeply involved in the struggle to the bright south africa we, you have one price group that pick 2 weights, repression of that.

the ronnie and the president is here in moscow already meeting with his russian counterpart. when the details get to us, we will get them straight to you the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the methods of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deal. some of the living will not have very good propaganda. you know, price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions, ask a better. the answer is will be the the types just for the funeral war and the possibility of for that semester class. and like i said, the last will probably that's up to me. i've been in the school the state in the goals, and i'm going through the syllabus for my own way. this done by some football shy, right. i'm like, i'

and would target the eye ronnie and in iraq and syria. there has been some response from the administration. some accuse them of responding massively. give me your take on how we would address this. the targeting of u.s. forces is semi- iranian proxies on u.s. forces in iraq and in syria. >> goes without saying around us isnot scared of the united stat. i just want to make this appointment. it's notot an opinion that is a fact. we have responded to their attacks on several occasions only to have more text. that by definition as a failure of deterrence we just saw it again this weekend escalating even further with the tax on the compound in baghdad. your question it may be a little dated i think it's been a lot more than 70 taxes october 7 and to go along with the 80 attacks since the president took office until october 7. iran is at a proxy strategy for over 30 years now. built on in some cases created, funded, trained and armed in a quick reply come awesome palestinian jihad and hezbollah and the houthis and yemen and paramilitary groups

i listened that i'm get the address that you have, but what the thousands of protest as of ronnie an argentine as capital against austerity measures announced by new you elected president, have you, i'm in a there was a heavy police presence that while the government threatened to cut welfare to anyone blocking major roads to exhibit reports in front of iris. left wing groups trying to make you to the center of origin. tina's catholic telemundo site is they came here to protest against the economic policies of heavy emulates new government. for the 1st time in years, they were met with resistance by security forces w, solano, says, mean a, is trying to remove certain fundamental rights. the government is violating the rights of protest in argentina. they want to violate the judiciary, and the legislative branch is with a series of laws they want to pass. i'm very worried about democratic freedoms. in argentina, the police controls access to the capital and film to people on buses and train stations or trying to make it to the center of the city. there's lots of tension in defense or

and they, and they did seem to work with each ronnie for 4 hours. during that time she was her asked beaten, shortened as well as a treated and humiliating manner. his view was stripped of physical asses and blindfolded. his hands were tied out on his back. and off sort of 4 hours, he was released as a patient forces, let him walk over to quito meters, to pass it through the check point. he was with no closes or shoes. and obviously it was one of the most traumatizing experience for him. this has happened in a time when he was a part of a dick, was a trying to save lives, evacuating 11 the wounded speed, been at the hospital. unfortunately, our colleagues our bank door and get it out of being a target for is there any occupation forces in gaza? winehouse, kit workers, hospitals, time ethics and, and universes shouldn't be predicted under international humanitarian law. this is not the case in gaza. is intentionally targeting mine clinics, i would panama this, our health care workers and even or hospitals. and unfortunately, the international communi

ronnie rockets into the final of the uk snooker championship in york.rs beat brisbane heat to become back—to—back women's big bash league winners. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. with six months to go until euro 2024 kicks off in germany — the draw for next summer's tournament has been made in the last hour and scotland will play the very first game after being drawn in the same group as the hosts. this is how group a looks — a tough one for scotland who will play germany in the opener onjune the 14th at the allianz arena in munich. switzerland and hungary will follow. here's the reaction of scotland manager steve clarke. you know what you are up against. it's nice to open the tournament, it's nice to be involved in that first game and hopefully we can set the tournament off to a good match. that's going to be a special occasion, more than anything else? for us, we've got to make sure it is not about the occasion, we've got to make sure it's about the match. we look forward to it. it's an exciting draw. i don't think it really mattered who we we

one of them was waving a white flag thousands of protest do so ronnie didn't tennessee to the mon, the government act, to ensure the safer ton of the remaining captives some demonstrate as much to military headquarters. and so they will barricade themselves that onto a new release. time is drawn up and the bodies of at least 20 people have been found in the art of come out of one hospital in northern gauze. witnesses say that the yacht, which is being used as a symmetry, was run over by ami bulldozers during the rate on the facility, leaving it in ruins. to i'll just say or is referring to the killing of our counter months on our other ducks to the international criminal court. he was killed and, and his really droned strike while covering earlier attacks at a un run school. he's been laid to rest in gaza. his friend and colleague, honey, must mood reports the morning of friends colleagues and saw the people gather for the funeral of i'll just the or a camera man, sam, or i'll be with them the alone among them all you 0 guys have your cheese while and injured in the same is regulated b

so the garages in gaza and a host of other international issues as pro the ronnie and president was created earlier, offers plain touch down here in the heart of russia by a triumphant military orchestra. his visit coming a day off the food and made a quick trip to the middle east meeting with the leaders of the u, a. e and saudi arabia. while the head was meeting with an icy, vladimir putin has been addressing the russian calling for him. here in the capital, russian president, speaking about the state of the economy and russia, believes in effect, economic global models, something that he says is disregarded by western pines. if that could give me an idea of was made to story and this is just, you know, this is now the entire global system of economic relations is undergoing a stage of that. and as it has just been saved, but if you reverse angle germany, they are connected with the fact that the former model of globalization being replaced by a multi point model. and really in need of it's costing just remembered the former un secretary general mr. coffee on his dish. sophie was a brilli