in fact the greenville police were quite kind. and they even apologized and said they didn't want to be there. once i got outside because the manager threatened to shut down the theater in order for them to arrest me. once i got outside, they left. >> and you had this conversation with the chairman and ceo already. tell me about that conversation. >> some of it i can't because we committed to confidentiality until tuesday. but i know he's very sincere and serious about what kinds of changes. he doesn't want this happening at amc. i believe he wants amc to -- you know, we will accommodate you, if you come here, you will get accommodations meaningfully and carefully. i believe that he really wants. so we'll have a serious and long term conversation not just one conversation about what needs to happen. they have 10,000 screenings across the world. and, you know, we not in the 21st century be kicking people out of a theater who merely want to watch a movie because a manager either dislikes the law or dismisses the law. >> listen, you

they would not make amends to simply do the right thing. >> that's greenville, north carolina. she plans to hold a press conference tomorrow, amc seems to agree they were disappointed with the handling of this. this is what they are saying, amc's chairman and ceo already telephoned him and plans to meet with someone. it to discuss the situation in the words, bishop barber is engaged in we are reviewing policies with our theater team to help ensure things like this do not occur again. >> we want to give you updates on other headlines. >>> watch lists. -- this. sadly, no sound. i hope you can -- i wish you could hear the guy filming this, no, stop it which is what i would be saying on that claim. -- plane. >> stop it. >> close, very close. this is an american airlines flight touching down in london, stiff crosswinds leading into that wild landing. in the airport, they reported as high as 40 miles an hour. in the meantime, they are urging airlines to inspect all of their 737 max jets for a possible loose bolt in the rudder control system. this comes after federal regulators say th

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the w's sonya finally reports from greenville. reuben, yeah. or the a centuries old tradition in the cup of tea mountains, which stood you queen, old maid cabins, thinking quickly about the ritual begins on christmas day in the village of cuba leaves. now, it continues for 12 days. the catalogs are mutual attraction which like if we take a new queen, ongoing war is taking the total on this tradition. as with many men from the region have joined the army and on the front line. it's now mainly owed to maine and very young ones, feeling the ranks of the cadillac groups like 18 year old girls to sloth, dealing with the arms many men left to use to go carol, singing with us. some of them are missing by them. some of them on the front line. our group was much bigger before the war, was born about the lease applied to the river. despite the festive spirits, the mood assembled among type community. the field. yvonne central is one of the regions best known claudia boston. just wanted let you know, nice all is aching. there are a man are on the front li

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been in the white house with this chair and they have called the officer of the law and the amc in greenville, north carolina, will not do the right thing, but we will deal with it. >> reporter: barber misspeaking there calling it the ame, but it is the amc movie theater. the leadership releasing a statement saying that the amc chairman adam aaron has telephoned reverend barber and plans to meet with him in person in greenville, north carolina, and to discuss the good works that he is engaged in throughout the years and clearly something went wrong here, john. >> indeed. nick valencia, thank you very much. >>> as donald trump is hoping that the court in colorado is siding with him, he is looking at another legal fight that may boot him from the ballot. this time in maine. we will discuss.

the amc theater in greenville, north carolina, would not make amends to do the right thing. but we'll deal with it. >> barber is dealing with it. he plans to hold a press conference to talk about what happened tomorrow. meanwhile, amc leadership is responding, apologizing in a statement, in part, part of that to you, the chairman and ceo is already telephoned reverend barber and plans to meet in person in north carolina next week to discuss this situation and the good works bishop barber is engaged in. we are reviewing our policies with other theater teams to ensure that situations like this do not occur again. and quick on the amc theaters policies, they have a written policy that says if you are bringing a specialized chair or something like that, you need to notify the theater in advance. reverend barber did not do that. phil. >> thank you. >>> ahead, more on the decision that could come down any moment. could maine become the second state to remove donald trump from its ballot? >>> an update on a story we told you about yesterday. the 911 call has been released of an ind

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and that's where we round out our coverage with reporter kelsey o'donnell live from greenville in thetate and healthy. this is nikki haley's home state. he was former governor, but yet she's still a solid number 2. well behind the former president, what are you hearing from voters there? >> absolutely. all great information. we'll get to thaom here for the state. are republicans here in southpresid donald trump won that cycle there and then went online to be our president of the united states. but right now in recent polls, he is a very strong frontrunner to take a look at those recent polls. there by winthrop university. that margin of error is 2.4% do want to note south carolina has open primaries which means anyone can vote regardless of their party affiliation. again, we mentioned former president donald trump is very strong front runner, but we're starting to see it. former u.s. ambassador, the united nations and former south carolina governor nikki haley gain some traction here in her own state. as you mentioned, florida governor ron desantis is 3rd in that post not too far behi

border all over the board right now that we could point to feel guns and with the international crisis greenville. we appreciate your time and your valuable insights tonight. thank you for your as delegates to the you inclined to talk, discuss how to mitigate manmade climate change. ukraine is looking to hold russia accountable for environmental devastation calls by nearly 2 years of war. ukrainian prosecutors are building a landmark case against moscow, accusing it of carrying out war crimes against ukraine's environment. much of the countryside there has been ruined by showing a man made flooding, and the wild life populations designate see the casualty of russia's war in ukraine . a black sea dawson wished up dead on the beach. it's one of hundreds that have been found so far. fix that suspect that so not activity of submarines disrupt the defense own orientation system so badly that they start off. such a environment with casualties are growing. yep, sure, cuz often if we really count the damage that has been done to the environment, we see that in some cases it has reached the level or even

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issues that grant has going on of frederick steele's entire division is gone up to up the river to greenville and operating along the deer creek area. sherman himself has going back to chickasaw bow out there where he had been defeated several months ago. and he's showing himself there, you know, with the gunboats and the army and so on, to make the confederates think going to land there. the biggest diversion, of course garrison's raid that rod slammed through the whole part of mississippi and causes just all kind of ruckus takes pemberton's views you know grant where they should have been and his attention is solely on owen grierson almost. in fact, with all this going on, so many different diversions and freight and everything, all of them to the northeast of vicksburg, where grant is moving to the south west of vicksburg, poor old john c pemberton. and we could do a whole talk on pemberton, guess, you know. well, this is not about pemberton anyway. well, i'll tell you my thinking on pemberton. if somebody would create a john c pemberton bobblehead doll that perfectly encapsulate what's go

border all over the board right now that we could point to feel guns and with the international crisis greenville. we appreciate your time and your valuable insights tonight. thank you for your as delegates to the you in climate talks, discuss how to mitigate manmade climate change. ukraine is looking to hold russia accountable for environmental devastation calls by nearly 2 years of war. ukrainian prosecutors are building a landmark case against moscow, accusing it of carrying out war crimes against ukraine's environment. much of the country side there has been ruined by showing and man made flooding. and the worldwide populations designate so you know, the casualty of rushes, when you create a black seed often washed up dead on the beach. it's one of hundreds that have been found so far. fix that suspect that so not activity of submarines disrupt the defense own orientation system so badly that they start off. such environmental casualties are growing. yup, sure. cause that the problem, if we really count the damage that has been done to the environment, we see that in some cases it has reached

actually the 1st time was the way it was successful, it was introduced by the us regarding the greenville, in 1951. so what we're seeing is a continue failure of the un, and that goes back to one particular country now more and more ascending. and it just said it is the united states, which is providing diplomatic cover and bluffing tactics for what i believe is now a global movement. ready or a humanitarian so as far as the u. n. as being said, and we heard from the egyptian representative as well. just also the president spoke. he, you mentioned that that was a powerful speech from the president. he, the gyptian ambassador, made it clear that he didn't want to see these amendments taken out as part of this motion that he wanted to keep it. it's short for paragraph length. why do you think that was the, the, the well, because action taken because they want action and the un resolution 2217 actually took in some of those other points as was pointed out by the american representative. and they'll stood representative. what they want is to move now towards the humanitarian sci fi. look, we'

though in the international schools are granted special protection that exempts them from being targeted greenville or conflict. the one still standing, a full of displaced families. the children's teaching stark on the why me has also been forced from his home, his former school destroyed. but he's determined to not you these young mines and the dates on how to behave and so helpful. since the wall sconces adult children have upset faces a pale best side about the damage, the destruction, and the pain that they see. now we thought we q the mountain and creative back to wanting to see it. so we started with games. and when we suggested classes in the tense, then like the idea and then they developed passion for it. the school year has been suspended in gaza as it's really a tax and repeated force displacement make formal education or boss impossible. so these palestinian children, camille and that lack of this era definitely. then i would picture somebody occupied westbank last some of those biggest rates since the war began or under way forces of into the cities of ramallah. janine, which you can

what was an integral issue and the failed greenville negotiations between cabin mosca just how significant then all these russian grand shipments when it comes to type play this immense problem. now $200000.00 tons of brain scott is what russia search be was going to sign some operator by uh, brushing price and pardon me, put in dar in the rush hour because somebody sometime in july and um there are 6 isaac on base on the truck you must go said the most in need of these green is that will be received into brains on we understand from the uh, rush, yes, agriculture minister that, you know, walgreens are on the way to these applicant countries including a reach her, as in bob, wade valley and the central african republic now is happening october for our shop pulled out of, you know, the blacks, the green deals that was brought broker. i try to keep it in 2022. the idea behind the deal is to enable ukraine to exports. uh, you know, great frames to market around the world, including to african countries, up to 4 countries and band. but then along the way of russia, i choose the western countri

though in the international schools are granted special protection not exempt them from being targeted greenville or conflict. the one still standing, a full of displaced families. the children's teaching stark on the why me has also been forced through his home, his former school destroyed. but he's determined to not you these young mines and the dates on how to behave. and so i have a lot since the wall sconces adult children have upset faces a pale that's sad about the damage, the destruction, and the pain that they seen. we thought we to the mountain and creative back to wanting to see it. so we started with games and when we suggested classes in the tense, like the idea and then they developed a passion for it. the school year has been suspended in gaza, as is really a tax and repeated force displacement make formal education or boss impossible. so these palestinian children community lack of does era the the, let's take a look at some of the rest of the world news now and at least a 198 people had been killed in central nigeria and attacks on remote funding communities. another 300 were inj

so it's such an important deal to greenville between most going to have is now dead in the wall. so really, since russia pull down, so i think the other side was not feeling bad side of the agreement. is there any similar deal at the, in the pipeline? do you think, is it, oh, do you think that this them prospect to the stage? no, they wouldn't give me just one any way except for them guys. yeah. because if you take this one day, i know i expect because you had on the western condo is whenever they give something, you know, free guy. it would be $400.00 lombard as a form of load or the one to exploit x changes exchange. and by use, you know, wanting to get the $200.00 out of all 3 got or mean it all is all dots of awfully dropped the next change full. i did get out of advice supply, you know, we've got we've, we've put, it becomes a sort of as a foot power that they use in the next 2. i coming back to that grain deal when it was the in place. it was highly criticized because a lot of the supplies went on too many uh, ending up in africa as all the love it was going to be you inste

what was an integral issue and the fail greenville negotiations between kevin mosca? just how significant then all these russian grand shipments when it comes to type play this immense problem. now it's $200000.00 tons of brain. scott is what russia search be was going to sign some operator by uh, brushing price implied me, put in dar in the rush hour because somebody sometime in july and out and there are 6 topic on base on that you must go said are the most in need of these green is that will be received into brains on we understand from the a rush, just ricardo minister that, you know, walgreens are on the way to these african countries including reach are, as in bob way, bali and the central african republic. now this is happening october for our shop called out of, you know, the blacks, the green deals that was brought broker. i try to keep it in 2022. the idea behind the deal is to enable ukraine to exports. uh, you know, great pains to market around the world, including to african countries, up to 4 countries and band. but then along the way, russia actually us

though in the international schools are granted special protection not exempt them from being targeted greenville or conflict. the one still standing, a full of displaced families. the children's teaching stark on the why me has also been forced through his home, his former school destroyed. but he's determined to not you these young mines and the dates on how to behave. and so i have a lot since the wall sconces adult children have upset faces a pale that's sad about the damage, the destruction and the pain that they see. we thought we to the mountain and creative back to wanting to see it. so we started with games and when we suggested classes in the tent like the idea and then they developed a passion for it. the school year has been suspended in gaza, as is really a tax and repeated force displacement make formal education or boss impossible. so these palestinian children, camille and that lack of does era the let's take a look at some of the days of in use now at least a 198 people have been killed in central nigeria and attacks on remote funding communities. another 300 it when government s

though in the international schools are granted special protection not exempt them from being targeted greenville or conflict. the one still standing or full of displaced families of the children's teaching stark on the why me has also been forced through his home, his former school destroyed. but he's determined to not you these young mines and the dates on how to behave, and so i have a lot since the wall sconces adult children are upset, faces a pale that's sad about the damage, the destruction, and the pain that they seen. we thought we to the mountain and creative back to wanting to see it. so we started with games. and when we suggested classes in the tense, the like the idea and then they developed passion for it. the school year has been suspended in gaza as it's really a tax and repeated force displacement make formal education or busing possible. so these part of sydney and children can do and that's like oh to 0 the . let's take a look at some of the days of the news. now. a funeral is being held into one for a senior member of a runs of revolutionary god killed and is really striking

what was an integral issue and the failed greenville negotiations between cabin mosca just how significant then all these russian grain shipments when it comes to type play this immense problem. now $200000.00 tons of brain, scott is what russia search be was going to sends with copyright. and indeed, around 2 weeks ago, the russian would call jobs ministers that stopped that amount of grains already left shores of nascar, next to these are the cartridge. so far was the same um uh that the shipments for booking. so and i'm so malia have now down you know, in the after couple and then we're still expecting that there will be shipments to wiley feature as a bad way and central but central africa. but now the springs, you know, we have specs to see a significant improvement in, in, in the issue of security in africa, which is based on the issue. and what this goes to show is that russia has um, you know, placed itself in a position to the african countries to, to, to kind of show that it is a dependable trust, probably dependable allied to these are based on let me take you to the thing to wh

issues that grant has going on of frederick steele's entire division is gone up to up the river to greenville operating along the deer creek area. sherman himself has going back to chickasaw bow out there where he had been defeated several months ago. and he's showing himself there, you know, with the gunboats and the army and so on, to make the confederates think going to land there. the biggest diversion, of course garrison's raid that rod slammed through the whole part of mississippi and causes just all kind of ruckus takes pemberton's views you know grant where they should have been and his attention is solely on owen grierson almost. in fact, with all this going on, so many different diversions and freight and everything, all of them to the northeast of vicksburg, where grant is moving to the south west of vicksburg, poor old john c pemberton. and we could do a whole talk on pemberton, guess, you know. well, this is not about pemberton anyway. well, i'll tell you my thinking on pemberton. if somebody would create a john c pemberton bobblehead doll that perfectly encapsulate what's going

un intruso enmascarado inundó una bodega con 5000 galones de vino en greenville, washington. >> en este00 . es bueno. >> y eso ocurrió en el fin de semana del día de acción de gracias. por eso es que no había empleados en ese lugar y se dieron cuenta hasta que llegaron el lunes. lo que había pasado ya se había derramado todo eso. qué pérdida! >> sí, sí, la más grande para los dueños de este. de este sitio. que lamentable. bueno, una noticia aún más triste en viernes, no? sí, se remoto de ese vino. >> bueno, pero pongámonos alegres, a ver qué nos traes en los deportes. >> bueno, normalmente con el vino no se pone alegre. no es así como en los deportes. otro torneo global podría estar llegando a estados unidos. lo que tiene que saber de la propuesta para la copa mundial femenina de la fifa del 2027. ¿pueden creer que tenía que compartir el teléfono con él? gracias a xfinity, ahora tengo mi propia línea móvil. entérate cómo los clientes actuales de xfinity pueden obtener una línea de unlimited gratis por un año. además, obtén $400 de descuento en un teléfono 5g elegible. uhhh, tengo que mo

activas que se encuentran en el área de la bahía, la que viene siendo la rodgers creek diablo o hayward, greenvillen el mapa, parece que este sismo ocurrió cerca de la falla calaveras y para mostrarles un poco de la historia de esa falla en particular de la calavera se extiende sobre 150 kilómetros entre san ramón y hollister. se divide en 3 secciones. la más activa es en el sur y los últimos 2 sismos grandes que vimos en esta falla fue en el 2007 de magnitud 5.4 en alamo rock y en 1984 y en 1900 11 en morgan hill, de magnitud 6.2, que actualmente científicos dicen que esta falla podríamos ver una de magnitud 6.5 basándonos en el tamaño de la falla. entonces vamos a estar monitoreando por posibles réplicas durante la noche con ustedes. >> nos vemos más adelante. gracias. y esta noche tenemos un caso insólito una familia en san josé, afirma que las cenizas de su abuelo fueron robadas de un cementerio. >> así como lo escucha yomara lópez nos acompaña en vivo. oye, yomara, tú lograste hablar con una de las nietas. qué te dijo cuando sucedió esto. >> cÉsar pues la nieta me dice que desafortunadamente o

though in the international schools are granted special protection not exempt them from being targeted greenville or conflict. the one still standing, a full of displaced families. the children's teaching stark on the why me has also been forced through his home, his former school destroyed. but he's determined to not you these young mines and the dates on how to behave. and so that's a lot since the wall sconces adult children of upset faces, a pale that's sad about the damage, the destruction and the pain that they see. now we thought we q the mountain and creative back to wanting to see it. so we started with games and when we suggested classes in the tense, then like the idea and then they developed passion for it. the school year has been suspended in gaza as it's really a tax and repeated force displacement make formal education or button possible. so these part of sydney and children committed metric to 0. the one, let's take a look at some of the days of the news. now the china is embassy and me and are, says that as soon as possible, it's nationals should leave the cool kind region. it c

i tried to tell her if you go to greenville north carolina or fayetteville, north carolina, anywhere west of asheville, you will be in a place that you might recognize your preconceptions of the south me be met. that gets me to the point that we were talking about, is delaware part of the south? one of the larger challenges and organizing concepts of our book, is that the south always stands in relation to somewhere else. it is not as though -- because there is no obvious geographical boundary to the north of the south or the west of the south. it would be one thing if it somehow stopped at the mississippi river, that would be very convenient. it doesn't. there are plenty of people who argue that oklahoma deserves to be in discussion of the cell. maybe, missouri? what do you do with west virginia? west virginia was part of virginia, is seceded from virginia. they are the one who successfully carried out succession. they should arguably be part of the south. the way we solve this ultimately, it was decided to write a book about the south we commonly think of as the cell. more or less

but i tried to tell her, you know, if you go to greenville, north carolina or fayetteville, north carolina, where you go most anywhere west of asheville, you'll be in a place that you might recognize as what you, you, your preconceptions of the south may be met. but that got, it gets me to, to the point about uh we were talking about was delaware part of the south. and one of the larger challenges but also organizing concepts of our book is that the south always stands in relation to somewhere else. it's, it's not as though there is because there is no obvious geographical boundary to the north of the south or at the west of the south. it'd be one thing if somehow in the american imagination, the south stopped at the mississippi river that would be very convenient. but it doesn't. there are plenty of people who argue that oklahoma really deserves beginning to discussion of the south and maybe missouri. and what do you do with west virginia, west virginia was part of virginia. it seceded from virginia. so they're the ones who successfully carried out secession. um they should arguably be pa

but i tried to tell her, you know, if you go to greenville north, carolina or fayetteville, north carolina, where you go most anywhere west asheville, you'll be in a place you might recognize as what you your preconceptions of the south may be met. but that gets me to to the point about we were talking about was delaware of the south and one of the larger challenges but also organizing concepts of our book is that south always stands in relation to somewhere else. it's it's not as though there is because there is no obvious geographical boundary to the of the south or the west of the south. it'd be one thing if somehow in the imagination the south stopped at the mississippi river, that would be very. but it doesn't there are plenty of people argue that oklahoma really deserves in the discussion of the south and maybe missouri. and what do you do with west virginia? west virginia was part of virginia. it seceded from virginia. so they're the ones successfully carried out secession and they should arguably be part of the south. but that's where the way we solved. this ultimately was we're go