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who would want to harm jessyka t nelson?r grieving family when the vibrant young man was found assaulted and strangled to death in her bathtub, loved ones wondered if a facebook post had alerted jessyka's killer that she was home alone that night. now, investigators were about to drill down on her personal relationship . at least one of them was complicated. back to keith morrison with evil intent. >> word of jessyka nelson's death spread quickly, if incoherently, among her friends in omaha. >> i got a phone call from a mutual friend of ours and she was so hysterical, i could not understand what she was saying and i thought she said that dom had been killed so i got off the phone with her and i called john and he said they found just dead and it was just unreal. i just couldn't believe that. >>'s friendship with jessyka had drifted a bit after high school but by 2015, it was a little unusual. laura and jessyka both had babies with john. laura dated him first, but it was after she broke up with john that her son, christopher,

the anti-apartide icon, nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devoter time to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years at madiba, as he affectionately known here, devoted to the struggle against the... apartite: this year's anniversary comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievements over this period. the reality is that africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gen coefficient of 0.67. this as the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed it is still in our hands to combat poverty and in. equity across the country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a shelf pack tried to make a difference, year some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to packing food parcells to feed around one million people over the coming months. although nelson mandela was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core of his person and core of his mandate was

nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their time to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years that madiba as he is affectionately known year devoted to the struggle against apartite. this year's anniversary comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievements over this period. the reality is that south africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gene coefficient of 0.67. this as index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason, nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed, it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity. across the country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a shelf packer tried to make a difference. yeah, some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to packing food parcels, which will fit around 1 million people. over the coming months, although nelson mandela was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core of his person and the core of his mand

the anti-apartide icon nelson madela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their time to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years that madiba as he is affectionately known here, devoted to the struggle against the partite. this year's anniversary comes as south africa marks 30 years. of democracy prompting questions about achievement over this period. the reality is that south africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gen coefficient of 0.6 seen this as the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason, nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed, it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity. across the country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a shelf packer tried to make difference. yeah, some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to pack food parcels, which will feed around 1 million people over. coming months, although nelson mandela was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core of his person

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for this reason nelson mandela international day 2024 marked themed it is still in our hands to combat was social issues, he impressed upon us the need for education, he said in his own words, the power is in your hands to change the world, and so... i think it's important that we celebrate that, that we understand that there are still huge social issues in south africa, huge amounts of inequality, huge amounts of poverty, um, a large unemployment right, especially a youth unemployment, with over 50% of south africans living below the poverty line, president siril ramapoza chose nelson mandela international day to reopen parliament after his re-election, but people are skeptical whether his new government will move further right, as it has gone into a grand coalition with the capitalist. driven pro-west democratic alliance, socio economically we've not emancipated the majority of south africans and this is fact, and as a result they look at things like ownership, land and of course who owns the means of production within south africa, look at the stock exchange, it is still very skewed

for this reason, nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed. it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity. across the country with countless initiatives underway. "everyone from a ceo to a shelf packer tried to make a difference, here some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to packing food parcels, which will feed around one million people over the coming months. although mandela was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core of his person and the core of his mandate was social issues, he impressed upon the need for education, he said in his own words, the power is in your hands to change the world, um, and so i think it's important that we celebrate." that that we understand that there are still huge social issues in south africa, huge amounts of inequality, huge amounts of poverty, um, a large unemployment rate, especially of youth unemployment, with over 50% of south africans living below the poverty line, president siril ramap chose nelson mandela international day to reopen parliament after hi

the anti-apartide icon, nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their time to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years that madiba is affectionately known here devoted to the struggle against. this year's anniversary comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievements over this period. the reality is south africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gen coefficient of 0.67. this as the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason, nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed, it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity. across the country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a shelf packer tried to make a difference. yeah, some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to picking food parcells, which will feed around one million people over the coming months. although nelson mandela was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core of his person and the core

now today, july, the 18th marks the birth dates of south africa's 1st president, nelson mandela. the late leader went on in history for his empty apartheid efforts becoming an icon right across the globe on this day the world owners, mantell is legacy activism and values. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, of this to say know some of the show those the x that order the difference when person can make in building a better world. and does the theme of the z is nelson mandela international that reminds us going back to poverty? indian equality is, you know, and we can choose either the kids poverty we can choose to in the, in the quality we can choose to look at as far as the international, economic and financial system. in the name of equity. we can choose the fights, racism, respect, human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. well, i'm delighted to say we are joined by nelson mondale is brun torture to quine montela to talk more about her grandfather's legacy. you are most welcome to the program, and we thank you for having me

you sent images of your neighbour to david nelson. you also suggested . david nelson. you also suggested. >> well, this, feed is obviously suspended for legal reasons. we will be returning to the sentencing of the man that has been found guilty of this kidnap plot of tv presenter holly willoughby. as soon as those legal restrictions are lifted. but of course , this is a deeply but of course, this is a deeply distressing case. it seems that there has been an enormous amount of consternation over it. we will, of course, be returning to that, but first, let's get your very latest news headlines to prove that you were serious. >> are. >> are. >> good afternoon. it's 1230. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . a 26 year old man has newsroom. a 26 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murders of three women in hertfordshire. 61 year old carol hunt and her two daughters, 25 year old louise and hannah, who's 28, were attacked at their home in bushey, hertfordshire. police say the main suspect has been treated for injuries in hospital since then, but was only arr

nelson. welcome to the committee. you may proceed why your opening remarks. >> from the more detailed testimony submitted from the record. why the spike in highway deaths and what we can do about it. here's what aaa research has uncovered about what's happening on roadways and to whom. since the pandemic speeding, drunk driving and nonuse of safety belts account for most of the increase in traffic deaths. the post covid spike and fatalities has hit disadvantaged populations, particularly people with no education beyond high school and black and hispanic populations. urban deaths have increased. since 2013, pedestrian deaths have increased 81% percent and urban areas and dropped 10% in rural areas. this shift in traffic mortality has happened mostly on urban and suburban are multilane lead high-volume roads designed to move vehicles in and out of cities. today they have people who live, work, and shop all along these roads. traffic deaths have spiked at the same time as behaviors of junk drivi

studies will see again, no doubt nelson. thanks again for your time. while i run some, this news, i'm going to have you with us on the i'll see international all to dot com is a great place to go. next will be by 28 minutes. that's over the i'll see you. then the the and the tip is too much high school diploma who handles life and all it is the my brother through he was sudden to helping the friend lo, drums into the charge. so most fire, fire we side system. so now i never looked at searches as being the same. well, you can see a slide is constantly yes. this like somebody's walk into drive and pass all a light, turn around the really don't have the whole time life, right? there's a part of life really is a said none of the way, i'm sorry. we also are a lot of people are in games with they affiliated with games because, i mean, i live next to you and like we grew up together. so i'm, of course, i'm your friends, but then people see day and say like, oh so you must be one of those. whenever, save around, a group of guys like

july 18th marks and the birthday of south advertise 1st president nelson mandela. the late later went down in history for his anti apartheid efforts. becoming an icon across the globe. on this, the world honors mandela's, legacy activism and values. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, had this to say, you know, some delta show those, the x that order the difference when person can make in building a better world. and does the theme of the z is nelson mandela international that reminds us going back in poverty? and the quality is, you know, and we can choose the, the, the kids poverty. we can choose to add the new quality. we can choose that as far as the international, economic and financial system in the name of equity. we can choose the fights, racism, respect, human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. we spoke person to co say as well as a layman della nelson, mandela's grandson and former south african parliament member. he's calling on the international community to night on this day and deliver humanitar

and does the theme of the z is nelson mandela international. that reminds us, going back to poverty, and the quality is, you know, and we can choose the, the, the kids poverty. we can choose to in the, in a quality we can choose to look at as far as the instructional, economic and financial system. in the name of equity. we can choose the fights, racism, respect, human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. we spoke with nikosa as well. a valley layman della and nelson, mandela's grandson on former south african parliament member. he's calling on the international community tonight on this day and deliver humanitarian aid to those in need, especially in gaza for us. so my duvall, my grandfather has been there faced so far a lot of illusion. he's been the here all forest drive, the for liberation. and our global, i coordinated for the fall and mason democracy. so through his legacy and the experience is we've been able to draw our lessons from docked to say, with the international community, partic

outfront now, sophia nelson, vance's former yale classmate, and a close friend. and this is sophia's first national television interview and an outfront exclusive sophie, i really appreciate your taking the time here to share these things and i know that you took a lot of thought to decide to do this. you and j.d. vance, of course, we're friends, close friends so i understand your transgender public defender in detroit, vance now is one of the republican party's staunchest culture warriors. so when you look at what you're seeing now, sophia, j.d. vance running as trump's vice president do you see any of the same person that you knew in law school first of all, thanks for having me tonight. >> erin. no, i don't see any of the man that i got to know and care about. it's really heartbreaking to see him become so callous and divisive so i want to go to some of these, these emails that we're grateful you shared with me. >> it's important for people to understand sophia, who he is and who he was one of your emails from him this never before published, vance says and no

nelson, who i just had on jd vance's friends. they were friends for ten years she is transgender public defender in detroit and he was supportive of her and she went through her surgery and then he describes she describes him as changing and she describes it as cruelty shrubs. she describes him as a chameleon but he, and he and his wife she believes are now motivated by money and power. what was your reaction to hearing sophia well, it was the ultimate shame on you j.d. vance, right? shame on you for being such a hypocrite and a flip-flopper and doing that on the backs of vulnerable people because public defender been to yale, she actually has the agency to be able to have this conversation and reveal the truth. but there are so many young trans kids who are under assault right now in their schools and their families in their churches, all because of donald trump. and now j.d. vance, the flip-flopper, who is saying really horrible things. that's putting their lives that's at risk. and so i'm glad that it's come out, that he's a h

report from cape town. the anti-apartide icon nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years that madiba as he is affectionately nonia devoted to the struggle against apartite. this year's anniverse comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievementts over this period. the reality is south africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gen coefficient of 0.67. this says the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason mandela international day 2024 was marked themed it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity cross country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a show acker tried to make a difference. here some of south africa's biggest corporations. voted their time to packing food parcels which will feed around one million people over the coming months. although nalson mandel was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core is person and the core o

fraser nelson, it was introduced _ described. fraser nelson, it was introduced in _ described.nment? part of it was fairness that people didn't _ government? part of it was fairness that people didn't want _ government? part of it was fairness that people didn't want to _ government? part of it was fairness that people didn't want to think- government? part of it was fairness that people didn't want to think you j that people didn't want to think you are working fairly and raising kids you don't want to think that an equivalent family on benefits is literal. also concern at the time that people were having larger and largerfamilies and this that people were having larger and larger families and this was leading to child poverty because if you have a situations with mass welfare dependency and people going up on welfare dependency, this doesn't help people at all. that it's not me rationalising, that is what happened at the time, but it has become now i think a metaphorfor keir starmer whether he can be influenced by his party or not. he has always been saying back up in scotlan

she interviewed nelson mandela metro. but to me, gobby and was friends with rights and 19 go to my who received the nobel prize for literature in 1991 who device knew them all. she's a witness to a century of history. shortly before have 100 bust day. we visited in her new home in denmark, shapes through how autobiography, which was published on my 30 years ago. the memories come flooding back, beginning with her childhood in southern german franconia, with her parents. an older system ma got. this is m doff as, as the only jewish child in the village school. i had a wonderful time with many friends, mostly girlfriend and, and, and, and jason, jason. this came to an abrupt end when the nazi ceased pallet in january 1933 for 9 just from one day to the next. i no longer existed for the teacher that she no longer called on me in class. when in the end, no one played with me during recess, please. oh, devices family living in europe like a nazi stronghold. the jewish population faced increased discrimination here earlier than

but before i let dean traynor, is the media, and nelson -- i wonder, and a quick thoughts? then we will transition to our next panel. >> [laughs] the trump decision -- we were talking before -- i thought that the court would say that actions as a government official were immune but outside government action were not. did they say that? okay. so it's not absolute. >> its official acts. >> that's how i thought they would come out. i'm actually somebody who studied the original understanding. that is inconsistent with the original understanding. the original understanding was that the president was liable for breaking the law period. i think this is a decision from the original understanding of the court is at odds with the constitution. >> i would agree. this is, to me, another bit of evidence -- as if we need more -- that this is a very outcome driven court. that uses selective enforcement of his own theories of originalism to determine what it wants to be the outcome ultimately. i imagine that it must be remain did for -- remanded for consideration of whether the act concer

she interviewed nelson mandela, metro. but to me, gobby and was friends with rights and 19 go to my who received the nobel prize for literature in 1991 who device knew them all. she's a witness to a century of history shortly before have 100. the best day we visited in her new home in denmark, shapes through how autobiography, which was published almost 30 years ago. the memories come flooding back, beginning with her childhood in southern german franconia with her parents. an older system ma got this is and off as the only jewish child in the village school, i had a wonderful time with many friends, mostly girlfriend and, and, and, and jason, jason. this came to an abrupt end when the nazi ceased pallet in january 1933 for 9 just from one day to the next. i no longer existed for the teacher that he no longer called on me in class. when in the end, no one played with me during recess, please. oh, devices family live near him, bug, a nazi stronghold. the jewish population faced increased discrimination here earlier than els

we need to remind ourselves, it was nelson and data that said, well, let's look to the future of our children to see what are actually, what are, what are society mcqueen's? are young people, uh and, and what young people in south africa have to look forward to at this current point in time is not particularly promising. no matter how the rhetoric that comes out on monday the day. oh indeed you stay on june 16th every single. yeah. um, in terms of this system and in terms of political engagement, we reached out to our stream community, many of whom are south african content creators. and they gave us some information as to why they use their platforms for political insights. take a look, a people my age, don't watch the news. i'm pretty sure they might not even see my interview all to 0 because they just tapped out in general from the mainstream sort of media establishment. and so i figured since i studied politics, i'll create a platform where i'm just going to simplify political content so that they can, that the radius get interested into it. dig deeper into it and never to go ahe

we need to remind ourselves, it was nelson and data that said, well, let's look to the future of our children to see what are actually, what are, what are society mcqueen's? are young people and what young people in south africa have to look forward to at this current point in time is not particularly promising. no matter how the rhetoric that comes out on monday the day. oh indeed you stay on june 16th every single. yeah. in terms of this system and in terms of political engagement, we reached out to our stream community, many of whom are south african content creators. and they gave us some information as to why they use their platforms for political insights. take a look as people my age don't watch the news, i'm pretty sure they might not even see my interview all to 0 because they just tapped out in general from the mainstream sort of media establishment. and so i figure, since i studied politics, i'll create, apply full way. i'm just going to simplify political content so that they can at the very least, get interested into it. dig deeper into it and never to go ahead and see c

we need to remind ourselves, it was nelson and data that said, well, let's look to the future of our children to see what are actually, what are, what are society mcqueen's, the young people, uh, and, and what young people in south africa have to look forward to at this current point in time is not particularly promising, no matter how the rhetoric that comes out on monday the day. oh indeed you stay on june 16th every single. yeah. in terms of this system and in terms of political engagement, we reached out to our stream community, many of whom are south african content creators. and they gave us some information as to why they use their platforms for political insights. take a look, a people my age, don't watch the news. i'm pretty sure they might not even see my interview all to 0 because they just tapped out in general from the mainstream sort of media establishment. and so i figured since i studied politics, i'll create a platform where i'm just going to simplify political content so that they can, that the radius get interested into it. dig deeper into it and never to go ahead

we need to remind ourselves, it was nelson and data that said, well, let's look to the future of our children to see what are actually, what are, what are society mcqueen's? are young people and what young people in south africa have to look forward to at this current point in time is not particularly promising. no matter how the rhetoric that comes out on monday the day. oh indeed you stay on june 16th every single. yeah. in terms of this system and in terms of political engagement, we reached out to our stream community, many of whom are south african content creators. and they gave us some information as to why they use their platforms for political insights. take a look, a people my age, don't watch the news. i'm pretty sure they might not even see my interview all to 0 because they just tapped out in general from the mainstream sort of media establishment. and so i figure, since i studied politics, i'll create a platform where i'm just going to simplify political content so that they can, that the radius get interested into it. dig deeper into it and never to go ahead and see ch

a volley layman della nelson, mandela's, grandson, and former south african parliament member. he's calling on the international community to unites on this day and deliver humanitarian aid to those needs, especially in gaza. for us. so my duvall, my grandfather has been the face of fall out of the lucian. he's been the here. all forest drive, the for liberation. and our global i coordinated father followed mason democracy. so through his legacy and the experience is, we've been able to draw lessons from docked to say, with the international community, particularly, or press the nations around the floor. and this is why the, when it comes to palestine, we know very well this was a matter that was close to his heart. the only so the guy did the police didn't struggle as the create just model issue a full time. and many countries remain silent. we have chosen to rise to the occasion and to ensure that we look into those experiences into our lessons for my own structure, for liberation, and how we can effectively stop port or press the nations around the closest. we can do more, e

but earlier i got the chance to speak to nelson mandela's brown torture to quine montela, who shared some memories of her venerated from father. it was the same in public because he was in private. he was really loving and he had a great sense of humor. and i think that we as his grandchildren had a far different relationship that he did to his children because it kind of, you know, sensitizing to the world when he came out of prison that he didn't necessarily know anything about it. um, you know, the small things like how much things cost. um, i remember who agreed to, you know, the local gas station to go to get snacks because my cousins and navigating together to watch, to match the soccer match. and one of my cousins and said orthopedics, he's bringing some philippines and you know, my grandfather says what i should have been doing something but to eat. so, you know, he was very engaging and you know, he would always, again, lots of stories with a when he was younger and experiences that he went through. so you know, he wasn't a normal grandfather in that sense. not at all sure t

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today, july 18th marks and the birth the f at south africa's 1st president, nelson mandela. the late later went down in history for his anti apartheid efforts . becoming an icon around the world. on this day, the world honors and dollars, legacy activism and values. you and secretary general and tony the parish have this to say. no, some dollars show those the x that order the difference when person can make in building a better world. and there's the theme of these is nelson mandela international that reminds us going back to poverty. and the quality is, you know, and we can choose to be that the kids poverty we can choose to in the, in a quality. we can choose to transform the international economic and financial system in the name of equity. we can choose the fights, racism, respects human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. always spoke with and co say is all about lee layman della nelson, mandela's grandson in former south african parliament member. he's calling on the international community to unite on this to end, de

nelson along nelson as always good to see. so it seems a announce that it seems like there is no place in the world. the us one say is in pull to, for his own national security. what are your thoughts on that? i was, i was about to say this actually more right. it's, it's really going very upsurge. it. but uh, it all depends on who you are and the way you stand might take is that sometimes you can make people directional. and i think the us is really moving towards in the state of desperation, wherever china goes, or wherever russian goes, it is of national interest at the sovereignty of the us. so this is a really going, very observed that china went to africa. the us said that is the they, they have to go there to protect the national interest in the sovereignty. what about that in america? i mean, gets that back yards and china is going there having some relations of booting something file structure in some country and then they're going to say, oh that's our becky are then we're going to protect our solver and dates our in

a valley layman della and nelson, mandela's grandson on former south african parliament number. he's calling on the international community tonight on this day and deliver humanitarian aid to those in these, especially in gaza. for us. so my duvall, my grandfather has been faced so far a lot of lucian, he's been here offers private for liberation. and our global, i coordinated father for mason democracy. so through his legacy and the experience is we've been able to throw lessons from docked to say, with the international community, particularly, or press the nations out on the floor. and this is why the, when it comes to palestine, we know very well this was a mentor that was close to his heart the only so the guy did the policy men struggle as the create just model issue a for time. and many countries remain silent. we have chosen to rise to the occasion and to ensure that we look into those experiences into our lessons for more own destructive for liberation, and how we can effectively stop port or press nations around the cloth. so we can do more, eh, on this notes and monda

nelson. great to have you on, as always. thank you. the uh, president joe biden for debate performance has been making headlines with growing demands for his withdrawal from the presidential race now openly coming from his own party. and i think we, we'd be better off if we had a, a new canada who could present the new vision for our country. and we can do that if we have an open and fair democratic process over the next few weeks. and the growing concerns over jo biden's cognitive problems and the calls for his withdrawal. whitehouse staff were part of a hold a telephone conversation to discuss biden's health condition. at the same time, more than 2 dozen democratic governors are also per preoccupied with items for mental stage while planning to meet with the incumbent president the. but despite all this, the white house continues to insist that biden's health is fine. i understand. we're not taking away from what you all saw, what the american people saw. we understand it was a bad life. it is not uncommon for incumbents to have a ba

as ever , i want to nigel nelson.r, i want to hear your views, particularly on the conservative leadership. so mel margaret gb news. com but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening to you. will the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that the police watchdog says investigators will be examining hours of body worn video and cctv footage following an altercation, which has resulted in a police officer being suspended from duty. greater manchester police say they were called to a reports of an assault in the airport car park, where they were punched to the ground and a female police officer's nose was broken. after that , police officer's nose was broken. after that, police are officer's nose was broken. after that , police are shown on that, police are shown on a video circulating online subduing the arrested men forcefully, including using a kick to the head. a solicitor representing the two men of the men involved

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and does the team of the z is nelson mandela international day of the mines? us going back in poverty. indian equality is, you know, and we can choose either the kids poverty we can choose to in the, in the quality we can choose to could as part of the international economic and financial system. in the name of equity. we can choose to fight racism respect, human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. and am i call it keen no. neil got the chance to speak with my dad, his granddaughter, to quine montela, who showed her memories of the venerated statesman. but the same in public because he was in private um, he was really loving and he had a great sense of humor. and i think that we as his grandchildren hit by a different relationship that he did to his children because it's kind of, you know, sensitizing to the world when he came out of prison. he didn't necessarily know anything about it. um, you know, the small things like how much things cost. i remember who agreed to, you know, the local gas station to go to

there anything about gaylord nelson? there's a little bit. a little bit in gaylord nelson, of course, was more of a humphrey man himself. and so that created some some issues. but there's not a lot there's a bit where gaylord nelson is supposed to do an introduction and he's very long winded about it can be a bit perturbed by it, but there's not a lot of that. but i did. i did love reading some of the interviews with gaylord nelson just to kind of see the candor of how he felt about people and how people felt about him. you know? so there's a little but but frankly, i found myself most interested in the people whose names you never heard of. and so if i steered anywhere, it's probably for the lesser known figures. but great question. certainly same era, same time period. we have time for one more than if people want to share kennedy's story or two. i'd love to to hear from you. we can call it a night. yes, sir. what was your impetus to write about kennedy versus all the things you could have chosen? yeah. why did i? why they choose to write a

he had no idea that nelson was actually a secret police agent.vince the jury that even without leaving from the apartment, the maniac remains a maniac. gavin plum posed a real threat to society, he was not just a dreamer, our goal was to show that he was not a dreamer, that he did not communicate with like-minded people for the sake of entertainment. after a lengthy trial, the jury found plumb guilty. now the court has to decide how long the tv star’s fan will be relocated from his home prison to a real one. he will also have a tv there, but watching it... what is his niece, who was crying, hiding? during the announcement of the verdict and what other crimes was chekin involved in? selfish motive, reluctance to repay debts, only we have previously unknown details. could vladislav kutukov also be involved in the creation of a financial pyramid or has he become another victim of a fatal beauty? so was it love or was every step of the glamorous diva just another deception? case tobacco. in the kaliningrad region, a former deputy of the legislative a

he had no idea that nelson was actually a secret police agent.nvince the jury that even without leaving the apartment, the maniac remains a maniac. gavin plum was a real threat to society. just a dreamer and our goal was to show that he was not a dreamer, that he communicated with like-minded people not for the sake of entertainment. after a lengthy trial, the jury found plumb guilty. now the court has to decide on how long will it take to move the tv star's fan from his home prison to a real one? he will also have a tv there, but he will have to watch it under supervision. the verdict for the laziest kidnapper and potential murderer will be announced on july 12. victoria khairulina, conductor, duty department. on saturday at 18:15, don’t miss the final episode of our program, here are its main topics. life sentence for former auditor yuri chekin. in khantemantiysk, a verdict was passed against the person who ordered the murder of the district prosecutor. the criminal hid from the city for more than 20 years. consequences. where yuri chekin set u

from the school ofbala, which has served to be source of inspiration uh for generations, people like nelson mandela, matma gandhi, they all drew inspiration and they quoted imam hussain struggle in their own struggles, so i think it's only natural that you're going to see that a similar, even it more strongly playing out this region." whether it be the middle east or in south asian countries like afghanistan and pakistan where there is a significant commemoration and there's a significant flowing of the and of imam hussein so the oppression i think and the uh policies the hostile policies which the region has fallen victor to, i think that is pushed the region more and more embrace the imam hussein school of thought and for you the fact that this is such inspiration after all this time. for it to be a unity that happens because of it and it's inspiring so many muslims and the of time, well, as i said before, because it it holds values that are beyond time and place, it holds values that are needed in every time and place, especially that in every era that there has been oppression, there is

on one of the sites, holly's secret admirer finally found a like-minded person. and david nelson wrotes ready to bring his plans to life. the stalker immediately proved to his new friend that he was not joking, sent his accomplice the address and car number of the journalist, he did not suspect that nelson was actually a secret police agent, then the prosecutor faced the difficult task of convincing the jury that even without leaving from the apartment, a maniac remains a maniac. gavin plum posed a real threat to society, he was not just a dreamer and our goal was to show that he was not... a lake, that he communicated with like-minded people not for the sake of entertainment. after a lengthy trial, the jury found plumb guilty. now the court has to decide how long the tv star’s fan will be relocated from his home prison to a real one. he will also have a tv there, but he will have to watch it under supervision. the verdict of the laziest kidnapper the potential killer will be announced on july 12. victoria khairulina, lead the duty department. today at 18:15, don't miss the final episo

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nelson, what did you make of it?it's just so spontaneous and unscripted and just it just seemed so natural and warm. but i have to tell you, this is one of my favourite story lines of this week's edition of our presidential soap opera. you guys have coronation street , we have a presidential street, we have a presidential election and the story that's that's circulating this week is the reason it took so long for barack obama to endorse his old pal. kamala is because they were really wanting obama was really wanting to wait for the democratic national convention and have some sort of official process to nominate an official nominee, probably not the current vice president. rumour has it he likes arizona senator mark kelly, who is now under consideration to become the vice president. and as the story goes , president. and as the story goes, president biden was so miffed, hurt and irritated that obama and pelosi and senator chuck schumer had sort of ganged up on him to push him out of the nomination that he biden quick