anthony: hi, katty. christian: this should go swimmingly. katty: hey, anthony.an: let's talk about joe biden because we focused on donald trump. those are bad numbers for an incumbent. the one thing he can fix which shows up in all of these polls is the age problem. --e can't fix which shows up and all of these polls is the age problem. katty: yeah, he is old, and he will have to address it better than he has been addressing it now the campaign says they will have more video appearances and are trying to make fun of the age thing, saying i am older than the phonograph, i am older than christian fraser. christian: [laughter] katty: and maybe that will help. maybe that is going to do somewhat. but the truth isoe biden is old, and know what they're trying to do is get surrogates out there and saying he is old, the other guy is crazy and that is your choice. the white house and the biden campaign say that they are excited about this day because finally they feel this is it, this is the contest, mano a mano, biden against trump, and this is their chance to show that

joshua — bring out the best and anthony joshua. , .,, . , bring out the best and anthony joshua. �*shua is a two-time world champion, ngannou i joshua. joshua is a two-time i world champion, ngannou can't match them for experience, but in terms of power, i saw this at a public work—out, when he was hitting that bag, this man has power. was hitting that bag, this man has power-— has power. there's a cut time where you're _ has power. there's a cut time where you're that _ has power. there's a cut time where you're that powerful, l where you're that powerful, that — where you're that powerful, that one _ where you're that powerful, that one punch in boxing can end — that one punch in boxing can end on _ that one punch in boxing can end up. he's got that power, he's — end up. he's got that power, he's proved it, so anthony joshua _ he's proved it, so anthony joshua has to raise his game, he can't — joshua has to raise his game, he can't have an average night, he can't have an average night, he has — he can't have an average night, he has to— he can't have an average night, he has to bo

hi, anthony.what's going wrong ? going wrong? >> i think it's cost cutting, really. i mean , the price of really. i mean, the price of food has gone up enormously. these companies like chartwells , these companies like chartwells, who did that food must be, scratching around trying to make a well, they've got to make a profit, haven't they? and i think there's not enough care taking , you know, there's so taking, you know, there's so many things they could be doing. you know, when i mean, i went to boarding school, but, you know, you teacher at the end of you had a teacher at the end of each table. so there was a link between pupil and teacher. they had parents come in to eat some food. that would be a good idea. so they could see what the schools were serving. little things like that. they need sort of groups from the school kids to actually talk about the food at some of these meetings, you know, i mean, menus sent out to parents so parents could at least see what their children are eating. i me

hi, anthony.what's going wrong ? going wrong? >> i think it's cost cutting, really. i mean , the price of really. i mean, the price of food has gone up enormously. these companies like chartwells , these companies like chartwells, who did that food must be, scratching around trying to make a well, they've got to make a profit, haven't they? and i think there's not enough care taking , you know, there's so taking, you know, there's so many things they could be doing. you know, when i mean, i went to boarding school, but, you know, you teacher at the end of you had a teacher at the end of each table. so there was a link between pupil and teacher. they had parents come in to eat some food. that would be a good idea. so they could see what the schools were serving. little things like that. they need sort of groups from the school kids to actually talk about the food at some of these meetings, you know, i mean, menus sent out to parents so parents could at least see what their children are eating. i me

how big a risk is this for anthony joshua? it's a | this for anthony joshua?shua has his skills and experience, he's got a pedigree. hejust got skills and experience, he's got a pedigree. he just got to put it together and cook it up on the night. it's edge of the seat stuff. tell me how both men win. ngannou needs to get — tell me how both men win. ngannou needs to get close _ tell me how both men win. ngannou needs to get close and _ tell me how both men win. ngannou needs to get close and bring - tell me how both men win. ngannou| needs to get close and bring anthony joshua into a close quarters exchange. wrestle him if he can, drain his energy, so oncejoshua loses that speed and foot conditioning, he's in a punch to punch situation. ngannou has to slow him down. anthonyjoshua has to keep it long, keep it basic, use that jab, use the range, look for space in the ring. he's got to be very, very acute in response. it's very, very acute in response. it's very, very exciting. very acute in response. it's very, very exciting-— very exciting. thanks very much. fo

but anthony has kindly agreed to be with me.shine. just take a look at this beautiful weather watcher picture of lancashire just a few hours ago. but there was quite a lot of cloud around for others and the cloud thick enough for some drizzle. you can sense it's quite cold for the dog walk today in swanage and dorset, and despite the drizzle, you still needed that umbrella because it really does wet you through from time to time, doesn't it? this has been the story earlier on. you can see where the cloud has been sitting across western scotland, through east anglia and down along the south coast. now, the weather front that brought the cloud stubbornly sitting along exposed east coasts, will continue to feed in quite a lot of cloud through the night. bit more of a breeze here and the cloud and the breeze will prevent temperatures from falling too far. but where we have got some clearer skies once again, well, we could see a touch of frost and maybe some patchy fog. favoured areas for that likely to be across east wales, the midl

pages long this is secret information double-click of this and that's where australian billionaire anthony pratt and businessman comes in. the mar-a-lago member was often with trump and the topic of conversation at one point, turn to the military still disposal to europe to >> in our exclusive interview tonight, the former mar-a-lago employee who worked there for two decades, brian butler told me what he says are other secrets that he believes former president trump, that he overheard for president trump was discussing with pratt >> were there ever any instances when >> you were still working there that you witness for trump was in your view, carelessly throwing around national security information >> you know that it's really, you know stood out to me, but i believe it was april of 2021 there was a member, anthony pratt, who he was coming. he he flew in the night before. >> he's an australian billionaire he finishes his meeting with the former president, gets in the car and his cheapest half says, how did the meeting go? pratt without saying just says he told me and it would be us militar

please welcome anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: anthony, it's good to see you. hear the big news about guillermo? he's marrying charlize theron. he's married to charlize theron. >> really? since sunday? >> jimmy: since sunday. >> congratulations. >> guillermo: thank you very much. thank you, i'm so happy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's really, really happy. >> i would be too. >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, i think we all would be. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how are you doing? it's good to see you. >> doing great, baby, how are you? >> jimmy: doing great. by the way, you did an excellent job hosting the emmys a couple of months ago. >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: i was wondering about a couple of things. i've been wanting to ask you about them, actually. first of all, your mother was hilarious. >> yes, she was. >> jimmy: for those who did not see, correct me if i have any of this wrong, you instructed your mother to yell at people who go on too long with their speeches? >> well, not -- i didn't instruct her to yell at anybody. >> jimmy: uh-huh

please welcome anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: anthony, it's good to see you.o? he's marrying charlize theron. he's married to charlize theron. >> really? since sunday? >> jimmy: since sunday. >> congratulations. >> guillermo: thank you very much. thank you, i'm so happy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's really, really happy. >> i would be too. >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, i think we all would be. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how are you doing? it's good to see you. >> doing great, baby, how are you? >> jimmy: doing great. by the way, you did an excellent job hosting the emmys a couple of months ago. >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: i was wondering about a couple of things. i've been wanting to ask you about them, actually. first of all, your mother was hilarious. >> yes, she was. >> jimmy: for those who did not see, correct me if i have any of this wrong, you instructed your mother to yell at people who go on too long with their speeches? >> well, not -- i didn't instruct her to yell at anybody. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> you know, we weren't going t

back with us, katie phang and anthony coley.me, this is the most annoying and disturbing part of this. these documents were in play a year ago and now all the sudden, the whole thing is being thrown off for 30 days. i just put it on the table. help us understand how this is allowed to happen and again, another way the trump team will punk the system holding back to the last minute and saying, by the way, i need to file the amendment and i need all of this done. >> exactly. as i understand it, michael, this wasn't trump. as i understand it anthony coley, was an unforced error not handing these documents over in a timely manner. >> that is what i mean. what is going on with the department of justice? maybe it is a misunderstanding? >> it could very well be a misunderstanding with the u.s. attorney's office just yesterday -- i should say the district attorney's office filed a statement where they made clear that there prior request to the southern district of new york wasn't included so it is unclear to me, if i said that the right

here's anthony blinking, speaking earlier as well. in fact, we actually have a resolution that we put forward right now that's before the united nations security council. that does call for an immediate cease fire tied to the release of hostages. and we hope very much that countries will, will support that. i think that would send a strong message or a strong signal if for the 1st time since the work between israel and tomas began last year, the usda is called for an immediate cease fire. how will is real re yeah, i put that to you is really for an insecurity policy expert, gilmore, so you all know what i mean? i think this we are focusing on this specific step is a pressure to on the is where the government, but i think this when we speak about the blinking, i called this was the issue the me indeed. so the media interview well mainly to speaking about the attempt they are or different might take action by the us to preserve it, then they should do it in the you and cancel it. i mean, the rewards that the rush i was planning to offer

anthony bfinken to next week. thanks. anthony blinken departs _ to next week. thanks.ext week. thanks. anthony i blinken departs after his meeting with benjamin debt —— benjamin netanyahu. he said they were closing the gaps on that deal for a hostage release and ceasefire. the last parts, he said, are the hardest. he said they also talked about surging and sustaining assistance in gaza. he said 100% of the people need humanitarian assistance. he said it has improved in the last days but not enough. on rafah, we heard the israeli prime minister said the plan was still to go into rafah. he said they shared israel's goal of defeating hamas and in ensuring israeli security. he said the way to do it was not to kill civilians and to jeopardise long—term security. he referenced a meeting in washington next week with israeli officials, he said, to flesh out potentially other road maps to achieving the ends that israel needs. in terms of the longer term, there were conversations about what happens after the conflict ends. those were the key lines in terms of how anthony blinken

and in fact robert kadlec who is technically anthony laken riley' -- anthony fauci's volod where he saidd anthony fauci and francisco and others made a deliberate decision to publicly tell america and the world that this was not likely to be genetically manipulative virus but instead was a natural virus. and so those studies that you just saw anthony fauci citing were anthony fauci was involved in the e-mails with those neurologists and liberal scientists themselves even after they -- the paper came out claiming that it was a natural virus, they still weren't convinced congress will probably discussing that it had been made in a lab. we now have our correspondence. >> martha: we know that peter -- from eagle health alliance was working on a project which is basically trying to create ways to build these viruses and then try to cure them and, you know, this new data came out shows quite clearly that he was building viruses with that lady who we've covered here as well and that now it looks as if it really points to a leak that came from their work but doctor fauci doesn't everyone -- to -

anthony: the money come to new york city and were no met with high-ranking officials today, they are their kids are we gotta leave their yes their psychotic thank you so sorry running on time and we appreciate you so much publicity forever barbara prosecutor andrew consistencies of the constitutional violations against president trump about due process rights, disrupting just asked the georgia just might think of to let them appeal and the judge's ruling that to that fani willis said the casing though she said she of the oh and benassi like this ethically to me that she poison her own case when you think of this. andrew: will the judge certainly very strong rebuke of fani willis did not go so far as to disqualify are no trump is trying to get the help or to weigh in on that but usually because like this, it would not happen until posttrauma there was a conviction seeking the judge to certify this to go to prior to trial the next few weeks or knows who this is from his case with this is a very unique circumstance think this heliport should take a look at this region there is also this

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i'm anthony, how it welcome to the program international, if it's taking shape to set up a maritime car door to deliver urgently needed i to gossip a ship carrying humanitarian. i'd from a us charity is preparing to leave lanika and cyprus forgotten. this comes as the us says, it plans to build a temporary, temporary, offshore p off the coast of casa. but they've said that this could take up to 60 days to complete that from the port in cyprus. the a you will work together with the you, with the you id and other countries to ship food medicine and equipment. the shelter you went has one without more deliveries because of faces. the 3 of them now he about to be west bank and gaza. country director for the i i c k. international in ramallah joins me now about sort of a ship of a you a, a b you with released supplies could soon set sail from cypress. the west i wants to build a temporary port of gaza to make a bridge from land in gaza to see, to make these i'd ships. do we know is this effort, this idea of moving forward in practice? i think you, anthony, for this question, what this matter

so the anthony, we did this on the especially issue here. so the british public will be denied fish, but the russian public will be able to eat fish. yeah. how is that a sanction as well? that's the good. i'm sorry, go ahead. well, well, they've already found it again. see if i can get them like the looks of it. consequences of having such a policy because the, the due date. so i can sure exactly work. but if we guys, thoughts of the subjects of people killed is only the b, 5900. the 62 on soldiers killed in, in the ukraine, a good proportion advisor in the united kingdom. and uh, it's been a bit of a tougher off how much longer of the bus is probably going to be denied the information because they're supposed to be. you guys have delta dental of intelligence to help with the training, to make sure the 5 ohms is all i try. but in reality, that how things are right offensive operations. again, instruction forces. i'm not so now i'm not a rule on this. they no power meant show pharmacy in the united kingdom, and she conduct for like actions ag

good news for anthony who spends a lot time looking at that.t the chinese economy. which is not performing as well. in fact the chinese premier li qiang acknowledged on tuesday their economic performance is facing real "difficulties", many of them "yet to be resolved". he has just announced a series of far reaching measures which they hopes will boost growth, to levels we saw in china pre pandemic. what the chinese won't want to hear is that while they cut the duties on tech imports, europe is turning away. the biggest voting block in the european parliament is now urging strategic independence from china. they have just published a draught manifesto, ahead of european elections, and it spells trouble for beijing. i have been speaking to politico's stuart lau who has just had sight of that manifesto. von der leyen has been talking about de—risking for the last few years, especially since the russian war against ukraine. but what we are seeing this week is that the epp, the european people's party, what they are saying in the policy platform is

so the anthony, let me this on this special issue here. so the british public will be denied fish, but the russian public will be able to eat fish. yeah. how is that a sanction as well? just the, i'm sorry, go ahead. well, well, they've already found it again. see if i can get them like the looks of it. consequences of having such a policy because the, the due date. so i can sure exactly work, but if we guys thought, so the subject said people killed is only the b, 5900. the 62 on soldiers killed in, in the ukraine. a good proportion of visor in the united kingdom. and uh, it's been a bit of a cover all how much longer of the percentage public goods be denied the information because they're supposed to be you guys have delta dental of intelligence to help with the training to make sure re 5 ohms is all i all right, but in reality that helping directs offensive operations again, instruction forces. i'm not so now i'm not a rule of this. they know paul meant show a pharmacy in the united kingdom. and so you can talk to more like actions agai

anthony is terrible. i will also be psycho breast and lead is not are actually has the military experience themselves. sites are quite happy for other people to take up to the races, but not them and know that right and uh, somethings endorses and the a to, as i said, to try to find the situation because of the printing casualties. so you call a 1400000 loops guide, wait, indeed, michigan, not shit and shit. and on to suddenly the rushing casualties about $288000.00 equivalent. so the situation is understandable from the crime points of view. and it's very much slight, but the guy and grace of not see joe, the right people, the stall taking to surrender at so the, the old mass. but there were a few die all people around. but it's concerning a bit of as some people, particularly in the united states, and indeed in the country who will be happy for a de ukrainian bio population that states will be wipes out just to satisfy that. right. so the car away is a blood glass. last is what it is here. gentlemen. we

let me go to anthony now, i mean lindsey graham oh, pines again. you know, he's complaining of the conscripting age is too high. they need to lower. we need to get these younger guys here. i mean, it's just amazing to see how western politicians are willing to, to use and ukrainians as cannon fodder and the always that, you know, american troops. i mean, what a ghoulish way to approach things, anthony. yeah, yes, it's terrible. the loss of the psycho breast and leaders of not are actually has a name of that tree experience themselves. site are quite happy for other people to take off the type the race, but not the end of something's endorses and a such as i said to try to find the situation because of the printing casualties. so paul, a 1400000 hoops died. wait and did this again, not shit and watch it. and on suddenly the washington casualties about 288000 equivalent. so the situation is almost kind of over from the crime point of view. and it's probably much slight, but with our and grace of not see job the right people to start taking to surrend

anthony react to that. well, it is in the site and we've cross, i'm pretty of the same there on the defense. i to try ground start sues lightly say to get along with that. but there are consequences for the congress rate which shut off. i'll get started, hopefully involved in helping by should be killed the russian soldiers and in the u . k. do you guys just lots of major fishing agreement with brochure um, which is today we're the, it's the staple dogs and many people in the united kingdom official projects. and we are going to see a scar or do increase in the price of fish in the united kingdom because that's the thing we're talking about. i think ross is actually being flight moderates and it's a reaction to various european country. so the anthony, let me do this on this fisher issue here, so the british public will be denied fish, but the russian public will be able to eat fish yet. how is that a sanction as well? all the good. i'm sorry, go ahead. well, well they go rebounded again. see if i can get t

you have anthony on. the stories of, for example, the justins in tennessee that were expelled from the state house. i've been hear the mayor of baltimore talking about hey, we've got this bridge collapse that i'm dealing with, but by the way i have to deal with people subtly calling me the "n" word and what that means not just to the city of baltimore but to every big city and every mayor like me across the country. i think what the party has done is educate on not just the overt actions but the subtle actions and why that's important. i also go back to my high school chemistry class. energy is neither created nor destroyed. so even as we're seeing people out there on january 6th and we say let's not -- trump doesn't make it back into office, where is that energy going to go? it's going to go somewhere. there's going to be a librarian not sharing certain books with our kids. there are going to be doctors underprescribing medication for people who look like me. we have to be vigilant about all of those pub

i think we had secretary anthony and for n1any— i think we had secretary anthony and for many key— id secretary anthony and for many key partners and allies - for many key partners and allies around — for many key partners and allies around the _ for many key partners and allies around the world _ for many key partners and allies around the world joining - for many key partners and allies around the world joining today. for many key partners and allies . around the world joining today and for the _ around the world joining today and for the south — around the world joining today and for the south korean— around the world joining today and for the south korean governmentl around the world joining today and. for the south korean government in particular. _ for the south korean government in particular. this _ for the south korean government in particular, this administration, - for the south korean government in particular, this administration, the i particular, this administration, the alliance _ particular, this administration, the attiance is— particular, this administration, the al

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let me go to anthony. now, i mean lindsey graham o pines again, you know, he's complaining of the conscripting age is too high. they need to lower. we need to get these younger guys here. i mean, it's just amazing to see how western politicians are willing to do using ukrainians as cannon fodder. and they always say it and know american troops. i mean, what a ghoulish way to approach things, anthony. this is terrible. i lost a base. i who brushed and read is not, are actually has the amount of tree experience themselves. the sites are quite happy for other people to type type the races, but not then, but not very sums endorses and a such as of to try to find the situation because of the printing casualties. so paul, a 1400000 pets died weight and did michigan not shit and shifted a on to suddenly the washington casualties about 288000 equivalent. so the situation is almost kind of over from the crime point of view, and it's very much like the, the dying grace of not see job the right people to stop taking

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saddam: el jefe de la policÍa jesÚs sustituirÁ a anthony mata, elogiÓ a los agentes del departamentoa: la policÍa de san josÉ realizÓ esta tarde una conferencia de prensa para dar detalles sobre un incidente armado donde hubo un intercambio de balas entre agentes y un individuo que disparÓ una pistola pero nadie resultÓ herido. >> es un resultado bien para la comunidad los oficiales salvar una vida. reportera: quien regresarÁ a anthony mata como jefe de policÍa de manera temporal, dijo que el sospechoso armado . amenazaba con quitarse la vida. la persona que llamÓ a la policÍa indicÓ que un miembro de la familia identificado despuÉs como jhon estaba mostrando o conducta suicida y reportÓ que habÍa consumido alcohol, pÍldoras, y tenÍa en su posesiÓn un arma de fuego que intentaba usar contra Él mismo, explicÓ que el sospechoso disparÓ un tiro contra el dron de la policÍa que volaba sobre Él, y tacto esta imagen, y los agentes dispararon pero nadie resultÓ herido. este es el primer tiroteo que involucra oficiales de policÍas ocurridos en el 2024, esta noche me siento aliviado de estar

let me go to anthony. now, i mean lindsey graham o pines again, you know, he's complaining of the conscripting age is too high. they need to lower. we need to get these younger guys here. i mean, it's just amazing to see how western politicians are willing to do using ukrainians as cannon fodder. and they always say it and know american troops. i mean, what a ghoulish way to approach things, anthony. this is terrible. i last of the cycle best and leaders of not are actually has the amount of tree experience themselves. the sites are quite happy for other people to take up, try the race, but not the end of something's endorses and a such as i said to try to find the situation because of the printing casualties. so call a 1400000 loops guide. wait and did this again, not shit and watch it. and on to suddenly the rushing casualties about $288000.00 equivalent. so the situation is almost high level for the credit points of view. and it's very much like the, the tar and grace of not. so you drove the right peop

anthony, crees que será un punto importante para trump?embre. entonces el trabajo que va a hacer los próximos meses antes de la elección es su mensaje para los moderados, para los demócratas que ahorita están decepcionados. cómo está la administración de biden o con otros demócratas en sus estados y quieren saber cuál es el mensaje? qué? qué podemos hacer para la economía? qué podemos hacer para la familia? qué promesas de campaña vas a poder cumplir si es que votamos para ti? entonces, si el trabajo sigue pero los números anoche nos enseñan o en esta lección nos enseñan que estamos en curso para ganar. por otra parte, la respuesta de la campaña del presidente joe biden fue aquí hay un lugar para quienes votaron por nicky healy. paola, crees que estas personas van a votar por biden? yo creo que sí. y te explico porque les estoy hablando desde texas en estos momentos. y yo creo que esto refleja por qué los republicanos moderados y los independientes no votarían por donald trump. por qué? porque no quieren que estados unidos se convierta en

i'm joined by my guest, anthony webber in worthy. he is an independent political commentator in belgrade. we go to stephen gaiety. he is a research associate at bell grades, institute of european studies, and in the list when we cross alexander guerrero. he is an international legal analyst, right? gentleman cross black roles and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate a steve and let me go to you 1st. and in belgrade as an outside observer, like i am of all of this going on in europe a who's speaking for whom and what is the message when it comes to ukraine? steven? that is a very good question because we see a lot of move walkers here who are sending different messages. and i think that is because they are in between the nato agenda, which is escalade story. and if the situation of ukraine and with there are really 3 industries, we're going better, they would probably even be more aggressive. and on the other side, they have their own people who have no idea why the, how are their armies alrea

i'm out of time, anthony. but i invite the viewers to go and look at the atlanta journal of constitution. you wrote an exceptional piece tracking the history of a statute and really taking a deep dive in terms of what is going on with this disqualification. i appreciate you being here, anthony michael christ, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, we are going to go back to florida, where trump appointed federal judge, aileen cannon, heard arguments yesterday in trump's classified documents case. now, while there's technically still a may trial date for now, trump attorney todd blanche winds that it would be unfair to the former president to put him on trial before the november election, saying, quote, we very much continue to believe that a trial that takes place before the election is a mistake and should not happen. special counsel jack smith's team urging judge cannon to agree to at least a july trial start, but cannon already expressing doubts. while she's yet to make an official ruling, her infam

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sir anthony, anthony seldon.ng. lovely to see you this morning. thank coming in. i've thank you for coming in. i've been lot of news, hasn't been a lot of news, hasn't there? was reaction to there? what was your reaction to there? what was your reaction to the princess of wales announcing that cancer on friday that she had cancer on friday night? incredibly upset. night? well incredibly upset. >> yeah. it's very that poor >> yeah. it's very sad that poor family, the children and she is just the most popular figure in the royal family. just edging prince william is also extremely popular. i think most people would be saddened and shocked, but i don't think the royal family is in crisis because none of the conditions for a royal family crisis exist at the moment. it'sjust family crisis exist at the moment. it's just very sad to have both the king and now her, ill with this terrible disease. and let's hope it, you know, they recover soon, but it's not a crisis. >> hopefully they'll be taking comfort from each other

. >> anthony, thank you so much for sharing that experience.ine you have heard stories like that before. >> there are pieces -- there are three pieces of what anthony said that is so important and one is highlighting the racial disparity in our prison system. it is undeniable and it runs deep. another issue has to do with how people do plead guilty when they are in conditions are so awful that anything they can do to get out of those conditions leads to them sometimes pleading guilty even if they are not. and the third point that he is getting at is the trauma to peon incarcerated. this has a lifelong affect on people and even when they get out. rhonda is in jacksonville, north carolina and also has some experience with the prison system. >> i juswa say that i have my bachelors in criminal justice and a masters in counseling. i took a job at the prison as a secretary and then i got certified as a correctional officer because i wanted to work deeper with the inmates. and what i learned, i worked there for 2-3 years, but what i learned is there a

that's what's important thank you >> we know anthony pratt has spoken to investigators kaitlan. you obviously know this case better than anyone standby because i want to get more of your insights next, where you see that things are from potentially headed for this and why there's a real chance this won't go to trial back in a moment >> sunday on the whole story, two men missing our lives just stopped, both died to one deputy he was the last person to see them alive. >> and two >> decades long search for the truth >> this is sort of my last ditch effort to try to get some answers. >> laura boats and coats investigates >> what would justice look like to you may find in my son. >> the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at eight on cnn >> you know that thing your family does >> that thing someone made it a thing way back in the day but where did it come from and how did it get all the way to you? >> curious ancestry can help you find out. because that thing has a story and it's still being written what do you waiting for us? >> oh, lucky. you >> why settle for one guestimate to

i'm anthony flores live on the farm.will be rocking tonight as stanford hopes to punch its ticket to the sweet 16 for the 29th time in school history. the cardinal will be taking on iowa state in the second round of the ncaa tournament. stanford beat norfolk state in the first round while the cyclones took care of business against maryland. the cardinal is 4-0 all time against the clones, but they haven't played each other since 2009. a high-scoring game could favor the cardinal. get this. stanford is 58-1 in its last 59 games in the big dance when they score at least 70 points. stanford's defense will be tested. audi crooks is a force in the paint for iowa state. the freshman center scored 40 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in the cyclones' wind over maryland. after last year's early exist, stanford is not going to overlook any opponents. >> she's a fabulous talent. they're not a one-trick pony. they have -- i think they have some really, you know, great perimeter shooters. again, they have great schemes. they work reall

anthony part of the joe anthony part of thejoe biden statement tonight, family focused in on donald trumpo—1? after tonight's results the election campaign has begun, that statement came outjust when donald trump are speaking, both candidates pivoting towards the general election campaign, both in texas campaigning on the border last week, they will be in georgia at the same time, we can expect eight months of the spec and bouncing around the country, key battleground states, key battleg rou nd states, positioning key battleground states, positioning and trying to win over that small subset of voters who will decide the election. voters who will decide the election-— election. quite dark and serious _ election. quite dark and serious language - election. quite dark and serious language from l election. quite dark and i serious language from both of them will this be a dark and serious contest? it them will this be a dark and serious contest?— them will this be a dark and serious contest? it depends as stephanie _ serious contest? it depends as stephanie said _ serious contest? it depends

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. >> anthony flores, also at stanford tonight. he's going to have complete highlights coming up in sports. we are back in 60 seconds. >>> ahead, california gas prices you may have noticed close to topping 5 bucks a gallon. why they are expected to keep rising over the coming weeks. >>> and springtime also means kitten season. >>> and for now, the showers have finally moved out around the bay area. but for the week ahead, two more chances of rain returning in the seven-day forecast. a look at the totals and timing >>> okay, take a look at this intense video. it shows a heroic mother chasing down her daughter's attacker. this happened in new york city in january. you can see the man run up behind the teen to drag her away. the family's dog barks, alerting the mother who runs after them. the mother fought off the attacker saving her daughter. officers arrested that man. that mother is still recovering from injuries from that fight. >>> home sales are soaring. >> what's behind the real estate comeback? >> reporter: after many sluggish

so i'm going to repeat the question this anthony howard here in the studio in berlin. i wanted to ask you, do we know exactly who is behind this latest abduction? ok, we're having a problem. they getting through devices. we'll move on and hopefully come back to him later in the shop for now, here's a look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world. well, mike is in progress on the voting to elect a new president. it's a contest between the building potty of prime minister issue about shot lease and the opposition laid by giles formerly to iran. con presidency is a launch lead. ceremonial bro, i think, is held through a secret about the thirty's president, richard tapp at one says this month. local evictions will be his last suggesting he will not stand for another time in office. his comments came during a visit by you friends, president mister lensky. at one said he's prepared to host a piece summit between ukraine and russia. us lawmakers have passed a government spending package avoiding the shut down of key federal agencies. the bills with mor

barnett, who is in 1981 as alleged informant, and the family of anthony brummitt have steadfastly deniedallegation. to that end, it in many respects, kenova replicates the outworking is of sirjohn stevens�* reports from over 20 years ago. some of its recommendations on prosecutions in connection with loyalist state collusion were simply rejected by the dpp. there was never any realistic prospect of having ex—members of secret forces in a belfast doc. anyone so prosecuted had automated offence or simply obeying orders from above. the moment she prosecutes, you interfere with a delicate, post—conflict political, legal ecosystem which opens up the road to whitehall. 0ver opens up the road to whitehall. over a techie to go, the former prime minister david cameron spoke about the men in dark suits in whitehall who were preventing him from giving the finucane family and inquiry into the finucane family and inquiry into the merger a pat finucane. this very same suits are looking in the shadows here today. and so too the legacy of kenova. the report calls for apologies all round, respectively fo

here's anthony lincoln speaking. after his talks with the israeli prime minister . we also talked about rough, we share israel's goal of defeating a moss, which is responsible for the worst massacre of the jewish people since the whole thoughts. and we share the goal of ensuring israel's long term security. as we settled a major military ground operation in rasa is not the way to do it at risk killing more civilians. it was reading great or having with the version of the manager and assistance at risk, further isolating israel around the world and jeopardize is long term security and standing. are you going to be able to tell a v of i'm joined by my rise zones on to the international crisis group? she's a senior analyst focused on is really tell us the need issues and regional conflicts . it's good to have you with us russia and china veto in this us sponsored resolution. what do you make of that? did it, did you expect this boat? well i think it's, it's pretty clear that the us is trying to at least appear to be doing something on the front of me is wrong cause of

joining us now is our executive director of elections and surveys anthony salvanto.nthony, good to have you here. >> good morning. >> so our polling has shown perception of the economy have been improving, so why isn't that helping joe biden? >> because it's the comparison people are making between how they rate the economy today and what they remember it being during the trump years, and it's the remembering is the key word there. i specifically asked how do you remember it, and two-thirds of voters say they remember it being good, which is also interesting because if you go back and look at the polling from that time people did, in fact, rate it good in 2018, 2019, but then the economy cratered after the pandemic and the shutdowns and doesn't seem like they're remembering that part of it here. but that's the reality today, so it's that comparison that isn't holding up for the white house, number one. then number two you push that forward and ask, whose policies might make prices go down, and there's a lot of republicans who think that prices will go down if donald

joining us now is our executive director of elections and surveys anthony salvanto.hony, good to have you here. >> good morning. >> so our polling has shown perceptions of the economy have been improving, so why isn't that helping joe biden? >> because it's the comparison people are making between how they rate the economy today and what they remember it being during the trump years, and it's the remembering is the key word there. i specifically asked how do you remember it, and two-thirds of voters say they remember it being good, which is also interesting because if you go back and look at the polling from that time people did, in fact, rate it good in 2018, 2019, but then the economy cratered after the pandemic and the shutdowns and doesn't seem like they're remembering that part of it here. but that's the reality today, so it's that comparison that isn't holding up for the white house, number one. then number two you push that forward and ask, whose policies might make prices go down, and there's a lot of republicans who think that prices will go down if donald t

here's anthony lincoln speaking. after his talks with the israeli prime minister. we also talked about roughly we share israel's goal of defeating a moss, which is responsible for the worst massacre of the jewish people since the holocaust . and we share the goal of ensuring israel's long term security. as we said though, a major military ground operation in rasa is not the way to do it at risk killing more civilians. it was a freaking grader having with the version of the manager and assistance at risk, further isolating israel around the world and jeopardize is long term security and standing. are you going to be able to tell a v of, i'm going by my rise as on assigned to the international crisis group? she's a senior analysts focused on is really tell us many issues and regional conflicts. it's good to have you with us russia and china veto in this us sponsored resolution . what do you make of that did? did you expect this boat? well i think it's, it's pretty clear that the us is trying to at least appear to be doing something on the front of these wrong cause o

there are three pieces of whatid anthony said that are so important. one isre highlighting the incredible racial disparities in our prison system. they arere undeniable and they n very, very deep. and the issue has to do with how people do you plead guilty n they're in jails, in large part because the conditions are so awful that anything they can do to get out of those conditions, it leads to them the somets pleading guilty even if they are not. and the third point is he's getting at is the trauma that comes to people who have been incarcerated. it's has a lifelong effect on people andec effects on the part of their lives even after they get out. >> host: rhonda is in jacksonville north carolina and also has some experience with the prison system. go ahead, rhonda. >> caller: good morning. i just want to say i have my factors is in criminal justice and a masters in counseling, and i took a job at the prison as a secretary and then i got certified as a correctional officer because i wanted to work deeper with the client, with the inmates. and what i le

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a correspondence has the details of the biggest mess of adoption. indeed, [000:00:00;00] the, i'm anthony held. welcome to the program. international, if it's uh, taking shape for a maritime cargo to deliver desperately needed i to casa a ship carrying humanitarian assistance from us. charity is preparing to leave la monica in cyprus. america is planning to build a temporary p, a off the coast. but this could take as long as 2 months, the us and european union with, with, with the united arab emirates and other countries to ship food medicine and emergency shelters. united nations as one to the gaza is on the brink of the family . oh here, but to be is the regional director for the i n c k international? i asked earlier whether the american plan is moving forward. what's is matters now is fact we trying to find the best most efficient, quickest solution that would allow us to enter a into gaza will cause any kind of uh, potential to increase in too many debt in a system is more assistance is more than welcome at guarantee because we are talking about, especially in the north, and i around