tucker's mom! me right back to high school seeing that. >> meg was now convinced that her hunch was right. meg was really tucker. but she decided not to tell anybody. and she did not. until shooting wrapped, and all we're back in town. >> and she was like, i need to tell you something about wyn. well she is on trial for murder. >> was it possible? their movie color was a killer? >> a murder case in real life. it turns out, the talented actress has a deadly secret. coming up! >> how are you holding the gun at this point? >> it was only in one hand. i sort of remember a certain touting in the air. >> i had some nagging in my mind that there was more going on here! >> when dateline continues! ontinues i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breat

we, of course, cannot afford this, for a very fundamental reason tucker.nflict in ukraine has taught me anything, it is that economics, at least in this city, is not a science. this is all some kind of nonsense, none of this is real. this is what i specifically mean. we're talking about $1.7 trillion here, but let's talk about the gdp ratio. more powerful without question, but the essence of power is not how many derivatives your financial sector creates, the essence of our economy is much larger and power is how many useful things your economy produces. guess how much more artillery ammunition russia produces than the united states, the answer is... this is all so important that i don't think the us senate is allowed to talk about it. you are essentially saying that financial economics is a fake, and of course, it is very , very beneficial to some, but it does not speak in any way about the power of the country. i think that's exactly what you said. that's exactly what i'm saying. once again, this war has shown us this very clearly. and i remember 8 month

we, of course, cannot afford this, for a very fundamental reason tucker.ukraine has taught me anything, it is that economics, at least in this city, is not a science. this is all some kind of nonsense, none of this is real. this is what i specifically mean. we're talking about $1.7 trillion here, but let's talk about the gdp ratio. more powerful without question, but the essence of power is not how many derivatives your financial sector creates, the essence of our economy is much larger and power is how many useful things your economy produces. guess how much more artillery ammunition russia produces than the united states, the answer is... this is all so important that i don't think the us senate is allowed to talk about it. you are essentially saying that financial economics is a fake, and of course, it is very , very beneficial to some, but it does not speak in any way about the power of the country. i think that's exactly what you said. that's exactly what i'm saying. once again, this war has shown us this very clearly. and i remember 8 months ago tuck

and by the way, tucker, now everyone is saying that jady was right.aine is necessary in order to force our country to produce more weapons. but my position is this. yes, we should produce more things, but we shouldn't send them to the ukrainians and russians to kill each other. "i can't imagine how you got into the us senate, but i'm glad you're there, and i wonder when you say that to your colleagues, how do they respond to you, well, what's interesting is that their answers are constantly changing, and about 6 months ago i had a feeling that i had made some progress among my colleagues, and my main argument was, look, my position on this issue is nowhere near the same as that of my colleagues, i understand, i believe." which is interesting, somewhere 2-3 months ago you might have seen this from mark thiesen in the washington post and a lot of other democratic senators and republicans. they're like, jady is actually right. 6 months ago we called him crazy, but now we say he's right when he says the united states doesn't make enough guns. and that is

if you require those warships, take them, captain tucker orred. if dupont asd mner, e confederate navy would meet hi . after a two hour delay because the mine sweeping device became entangled, dupont squadron weighed laid anchor at 1:50 p.m.. tucker's steamboat floated around in a circle behind fort sumter and the garrison hosted the confederate and palmetto flags while the band played patriotic error. at 3:10 p.m. gunners fired on as it approached fort sumter's obstruction and then all nine u.s. ironclads. a sailor remembered seeing it floating about. captain john rogers observed obstructions so thickly packed they appeared to touch one another. one exploded near him which lifted the vessel damaging the mine sweeping device. the remaining ironclads also eventually turned near the obstruction. after about 20 minutes under sumner the uss captain reported the tournament jammed, the 11 inch gun was disabled, the side arm nearly knocked off. the uss montauk, the uss monitor captain and his contact virginia waalso turned. the s found obstruction and wa

captain tucker ordered. if dupont passed sumter, the confederate navy would meet him after a two hour delay because uss weehawken minesep device became entangled old dupont squadron weighedncr at 1:15 p.m. on april six, 1863. tuck's flotilla took station steaming, quote, slowly around in a circle behind fort sumter while sumter garrison, quote, hosted the confed trade and palmetto flags. while a band played patriotic, ayres. at 3:10 p.m. gunners fired on weehawken as it approached fort sumter as obstructions. then on all nine u.s. iron gloves, a sailor remembered seeing bowie as, quote, floating about, which gave a suspicion of torpedoes. captain john rogers weehawken skipper observed obstruction so, thickly packed quote. they appeared almost to touch one another. one exploded near weehawken, which lifted the vessel a little damaging the mines weeping device. weehawken turned around the remaining iron clouds also eventually turned near the obstructions. after about 20 minutes under sumter, a u.s. pacific's c

tucker. heavy guns were required for an outer harbor perimeter defense, while ingram's ironclads served as an important auxiliary. they would never stave off monitor assaults. holding the morris island sumter sullivan's iand line was critical. heavy artillery bolster these fortifications and re rves concentrated to shuttle the rails between charleston and savannah, georgia. to support the ironclads, wooden steamers were required. there was already css indian chief, the quadrants receiving and training ship. in january 1863, soldiers captured u.s.s. isaac p. smith, transferring it to the confederate navy. to funnel enemy ships into killing fields, confederate sewed layers of obstructions and underwater minds, contemporarily called torpedoes. also supported constructing rpo boat prototypes specifically october 1862 proposal, to build a torpedo ram nad rch. was designed to plant torpedoes. beauregard sent them, even telling the navy secretary mallory he did not mind if the navy commodored the pr

captain tucker ordered. if dupont passed sumter, the confederate navy would meet him after a two hour delay because uss weehawken minesweeper device became entangled old dupont squadron weighed anchor at 1:15 p.m. on april six18. tucker's flotilla took station steaming, quote, slowly around in a circle behind fort sumter while sumter garrison, quote, hosted the confed trade and palmetto flags. while a band played patriotic, ayres. at 3:10 p.m. gunners fired on weehawken as it approached fort sumter as obstructions. then on all nine u.s. iron gloves, a sailor remembered seeing bowie as, quote, floating about, which gave a suspicion of torpedoes. captain john rogers weehawken skipper observed obstruction so, thickly packed quote. they appeared almost to touch one another. one exploded near weehawken, which lifted the vessel a little damaging the mines weeping device. weehawken turned around the remaining iron clouds also eventually turned near the obstructions. after about 20 minutes under sumter, a u.s. pacif

we can't afford that, of course, for a very fundamental reason, tucker.lict in ukraine has taught me anything, it is that economics, at least in this city, is not a science. this is all some kind of nonsense, none of this is real. this is what i specifically mean. we're talking about $1.7 trillion here, but let's talk about the ratio. gdp gross domestic product of russia and the united states of america. on paper, america's economy is 10 times larger than russia's. our economy is much larger and more powerful without question. but the essence of power is not how many derivatives your financial sector creates, the essence of power is how many useful things your economy produces. guess how much more artillery ammunition russia produces than the united states. the answer is 20-30 times more. in other words, russia produces as much in a day as the united states produces in a month. and that's one of the reasons they were able to kill in this conflict. so many ukrainians, since wars on land are artillery. so, if our gdp is 10 times russia's, but they can produ

based on -- >> i like tucker a lot. i guess i would.se he's got great common sense. >> that would be former fox host tucker carlson, whose common sense from his days bloviating at fox sounded like this. >> our leaders demand you shut up and accept this. we have a moral obligation to admit the world's poor, they tell us, even if it makes our own country poorer and dirtier and more divided. >> white supremacy, that's the problem. that's a hoax. a conspiracy theory used to divide the country. >> the left becomes unhinged when you point out voters are being replaced by loyalists from other countries. >> what is this really about? why do i hate putin so much? has putin ever called me a racist? has he threatened to get me fired for disagreeing with him? >> a trump/carlson ticket might be awkward since we learned this year in 2021, tucker was texting about how he hated him passionately. we know that little insight into tucker's feelings from private texts revealed during pretrial discovery in dominion voting system's massive defamation lawsuit

think tucker carlson -- well, i don't think speak for tucker carlson. who knows. >>> coming up, the elaborate tunnel system in gaza the idf wanted to show us and then there were parts they didn't want to show us. stay with us. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. >>> back with our world lead. a week after a cnn investigation into the israeli military's destruction of cemeteries in gaza, they invited us into a hamas tunnel underneath a cemetery. then they refused to show where the entrance was. >> reporter: this is no ordinary quary, it's where the living once buried their dead. >> these wer

tucker carlson in his latest episode. took a detailed look at nicky haley's election campaign. obviously, canceling her participation in new hampshire was a pr stunt. the journalist focused on the fact that haley is being promoted by the same team as biden, friends of jeffrey epstein. their interests are quite obvious. increased investment in the defense sector prolongs the war in ukraine. more victims, more revenue. the plan will unfold as follows. ron desantes resigns after losing several caucuses in a row, he simply runs out of funds and is forced to return to florida. donald trump is being sent to prison. at this point , liberal donors are flocking to nicky haley, providing her with unlimited resources. this is already happening. this plan may not work 100%, but it is the idea that democratic supporters are now promoting. according to the latest cbs news ratings, incumbent leader joe

tucker carlson, trying to understand what was really happening in ukraine, interviewed his father andthere were several people who fairly honestly reported what was happening from ukraine itself, one of them was an american citizen... the united states did not respond to requests, his son was simply kept somewhere without trial, is it really tucker, the state department was unhindered allowed zelensky to put my son in prison, a man is thrown into prison to die because he criticized the regime. gonzalo said, if i’m not on air for more than 24 hours, add me to the list, this is the list, friends of the deceased gonzalo lira are already leaving their condolences, now he is also on the list, those who knew the truth and were not afraid to tell it. olga panomaryova, lead. children from belgorod came to the yaroslavl region, 286 people in total, they were placed in a local sanatorium. everything was created there. conditions for living, studying and leisure are planned excursions to local attractions, health programs are also organized, children can visit the swimming pool, salt caves and u

to tucker. zachary keogh won the title and a $250,000 prize and we spoke with jeff tucker right before that finale aired in san jose native was at a watch party in san francisco with their family and friends and she talked about the impact of her experience. that self confidence is definitely something i gained here and, um, just that, believing in myself, really, and like, that's something that i can't get taken away. tucker says her next move will probably be creating pop up dining experiences, perhaps along with fellow cast members and working as a private chef, the island of maui in hawaii. he's rebuilding after those wildfires tore through lahaina earlier this year, one of the many inspiring stories to come out of that tragedy, including north bay, celebrity chef guy fieri, raising more than $1.5 million for the victims. the area is foundation hosted chefs river maui in october at a private estate in sonoma county. the sold out event featured in 18 course dinner created by 38 chefs. wine ta

and here's what tucker carlson thinks about it.couraged to take drugs. don't raise your hand if you have a fifteen year old son, but come to me later and tell me what you think about legalization of marijuana. when psychotherapists with scientific degrees look you in the eye and say: really, little dillan just needs more drugs, or little dillan is really a girl, and we 're going, yes, he's a girl, sorry. she's a girl, she's a girl. wow, you're going to take my kids away because i don't want to castrate them? everyone who encroaches on your children, everyone who encourages you to have fewer children, wants you to die out. it’s so simple, but we in the advanced west don’t see it. how to save your child from drugs and other fashionable agendas of the west, one of the canadian families knows, the principle is to run away from there, in fact, the spouses of their nine children applied it. we arrived in russia. families with traditional values ​​have long been in the minority there. canada is not the same country it once was, we no long

even tucker carlson is calling these people that it takes. and as we know, tucker is got a pretty strong network of influence of blogs. the conservatives were not from the party line. let's say that the, the deep state republicans that are public ins that are, that are more in the line with the establishment tucker's, i think, represents more of the, the, the conservative impulse that's pro american. that's not looking to just go and jump into any war with the pretends that it's gonna help the american people. so i really don't think that they have the currently b's visit ministration, or the republicans that are basically calling for war. have the support to actually justify what was the wrong at this point. to us, falters reports of late failed accounts of the deadly attack kept on a space due to a case of mistaken identity. we will see gentle sides us officials said the iraqi resistance drone approach, the base of the same time as the mirror control. that was returning causing confusion over whether the 2nd drug was friendly or not. i co,

there are people around who, well... have an extremely negative attitude towards ukraine, the same tuckerlarkson, who is a mouthpiece of russian propaganda, in fact, he is very often shown on russian television, and he advises mr. trump on foreign policy, there are others people, therefore, most likely, if such a black swan comes to us in the form of trump, it will of course be difficult, but it is clear that neither the ukrainian president nor ukrainian society will agree to give up part of their own territories, and of course we understand what it is, let's put it this way, this is the end of the conflict , it will only be a pause for the next offensive on ukraine, that is, we should not freeze the conflicts, by the way, i really liked the speech of our president in taos, he said that it is not the frozen conflict in ukraine, but the frozen russian assets, what is needed to stop this war, we will work with whoever , but of course we would like to see someone. unconscious joseph biden or nikki haley, well, this is the choice of the american people. thank you, mr. oleksandr, for this conv

watch tucker carlson as a potential vp pick. >> up when you said watch tucker carlson, david, i was like what he's got a show back on television? oh. >> okay that's crazy. >> oh my god. >> xenophobia cells, and who sells more is enough that we had then tucker carlson? >> i can't think of anything. >> lowe. former congressman david jolly, rocking my world. former congresswoman donna edwards always rock my world with that backdrop. thank you both very much for coming back to the saturday show. >> >> and up next, congress buys itself sometime again to keep the government up and running. but it's starting to feel like we are watching that movie groundhog day, as the house speaker makes the same moves that riled his raucous caucus to dump the last guy who had the gavel. from congresswoman becca balint member of the house budget committee, joins me live to break it all down. break it all down. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion and stomach pain. talk to your doctor about nurtec today. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today

watch tucker carlson as a potential vp pick. >> up when you said watch tucker carlson, david, i was likehe's got a show back on television? oh. >> okay that's crazy. >> oh my god. >> xenophobia cells, and who sells more is enough that we had then tucker carlson? >> i can't think of anything. >> lowe. former congressman david jolly, rocking my world. former congresswoman donna edwards always rock my world with that backdrop. thank you both very much for coming back to the saturday show. >> and up next, congress buys itself sometime again to keep the government up and running. but it's starting to feel like we are watching that movie groundhog day, as the house speaker makes the same moves that riled his raucous caucus to dump the last guy who had the gavel. from congresswoman becca balint member of the house budget committee, joins me live to break it all down. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because li

. >> i would love to see a tucker carlson.ould love to see people who are principally, you know, in alignment as well as, like, aggressive. you actually need a fighter. the republicans in washington, d.c. are weak. you can have the house, the senate and they'll still roll over. >> don, is your dad serious about tucker carlson? are those rumors serious? >> clearly it would be on the table, right. they're very friendly. i think they agree on virtually all of these things. they certainly agree on stopping the never ending wars, and, so you know, i would love to see that happen, and, you know, that would certainly be a contender. >> well, the other name with ep buzz right now congresswoman elise stefanik who will be with trump in new hampshire. nbc reporting this week, trump admiring her questioning of the ivy league presidents reportedly calling her a killer. joining me now, geoff bennett, coanchor of the pbs news hour, geoff, trump previously suggested he had picked his vp, what's with all the speculation. would he possibly cons

of death in a ukrainian prison, the biden administration was clearly not against what was happening, tucker carlson writes about this from the words of the father of the deceased. gonzalo lira sr. blamed the death of his son on the kiev regime and his washington sponsor. i can't accept it. with the way my son died, he was tortured, extorted, held incommunicado for 8 months and 11 days, the us embassy did nothing to help my son, they are responsible for this tragedy dictator zelensky, with the assistance of decrepit american president joe biden. tucker carlson, trying to understand what was really happening in ukraine, interviewed his father and son. there were several people who quite honestly reported about what was happening from ukraine itself, one of... the whole western figure is on the scale of winston churchill, and kiev propaganda says that zelensky is a hero, the regime is just angels, everything like that, no, they are bloodthirsty killers, kiev regime, believe me, but the truth from gonsal leary was in the throat of both kiev and washington, after 4 days after the publication of

one of those fellows is named by is the tucker fellowship, endowed by bruce tucker and cindy tucker, the parents of 2013 smp graduate jennifer tucker, the turk. her fellows are leaders in communication and journalism who come guest lecturing classes, hold informal conversations with students, hold brown bag lunches and various occasionally write bestselling books and are interviewed on on our stage about those books. we happen to have one of those people with us this evening. we're very honored to be joined tonight by jonathan karl, chief, washington correspondent for abc news co-anchor of this week. his broad experience covering u.s. politics, foreign policy, the military he's reported on and reported from more than 30 countries. the reporter from the white house under four presidents and 14 press secretaries, which is an impressive survival record. i have to say, when several of the most prestigious awards in journalism, including the walter cronkite award, the national individual achievement and the national press foundation's everett mckinley dirksen award, the highest honor for

one of those fellows is named by is the tucker fellowship, endowed by bruce tucker and cindy tucker, the parents of 2013 smp graduate jennifer tucker, the turk. her fellows are leaders in communication and journalism who come guest lecturing classes hold informal conversations with students, hold brown bag lunches and various occasionally write bestselling books and are interviewed on on our stage about those books. we happen to have one of those people with us this evening. we're very honored to be joined tonight by jonathan karl, chief, washington correspondent for abc news co-anchor of this week. his broad experience covering u.s. politics, foreign policy, the military he's reported on and reported from more than 30 countries. the reporter from the white house under four presidents and 14 press secretaries, which is an impressive survival record. i have to say, when several of the most prestigious awards in journalism, including the walter cronkite award, the national individual achievement and the national press foundation's everett mckinley dirksen award, the highest honor for c

and as we know, tucker is got a pretty strong network of influence of blogs. the conservatives were not from the party line. let's say that the, the deep state republicans, that republicans, that are, that are more in the line with the establishment tucker's, i think, represents more of the, the, the conservative impulse that's pro american. that's not looking to just go and jump into any war with the pretends that it's gonna help the american people. so i really don't think that they have the currently be this administration or the republicans that are basically calling for have the support to actually justify what was the wrong at this point. us us false is reportedly failed to counsel that the attack on his face and due to a case of mistaken identity. the will see general, besides us officials a say the iraqi resistance drone approach, the base of the same time as an american drone was returning, causing confusion over whether the 2nd drug was from the or not my color full. i'm a senior pentagon official says the us foreign policy is equally as mixed though

the means that a tucker carrying on sunday morning we heard from an eye witness no harmony. at 8 o'clock, we were all sleeping peacefully when we were struck without any prior warnings were 83 women and 22 men in the home. at the time. we were displaced to job aliya without any belong young's. as per these really instructional. so that's my brother and his son, and my sister and her son. all my family members have been displaced, including my parents, and my cousins. will the few remaining working hospitals in gals are bearing the brunt of the relentless idea of a sold in jamalia palestinian red crescent volunteers. they're struggling. the health injured in this video, medics are seeing treating a wounded mom and made a power outage. large parts of being cliff north, remain with alex electricity, fuel, and medical supplies. and then central gallons. the israel has targeted the alexa hospital with intensive drone fire, according to the palestinian health ministry, and emphasize about taking the facility item service would be a full sentence for thousands of with the director

and as we know, tucker is got a pretty strong network of influence, a bunch of conservatives who are not from the party line. let's say that the, the deep state republicans are public events that are, that are more in the line with the establishment tucker's, i think, represents more of the, the, the conservative impulse that's pro american. that's not looking to just go and jump into any war with the pretense that it's gonna help the american people. so i really don't think that they have the currently b's visit ministration or the republicans that are basically calling for war. have the support to actually justify what was the wrong of this one. the more awkward news, as us forces apparently failed to counter the deadly attack on his face. due to an identification mix up the wall street journal sides, us officials a saying they a racket, resistance and drone approach the base at the same time. and americans round was returning, causing confusion over whether the 2nd drone risk friendly or not. michael maloof is a former senior pentagon official says us domestic and foreign policy h

and as we know, tucker is got a pretty strong network of influence. a bunch of conservatives were not from the party line. let's say that the, the deep state republicans that are public ins that are, that are more in the line with the establishment tucker's, i think, represents more of the, the, the conservative impulse that's pro american. that's not looking to just go and jump into any war with the pretense that is going to help the american people. so i really don't think that they have the currently be this administration or the republicans that are basically calling for war. have the support to actually justify what was the wrong at this point. us, your thoughts is reportedly failed the accounts of the deadly attack on the base due to a case of mistaken identity. but the will see gentle sides, us officials ascending the rocky resistance drone approach, the base of the same time as an american drone was returning, causing confusion of what was it. the 2nd drove was from the or not michael muller full. i'm a senior pentagon official says it u. s. f

and as we know, tucker is uh, got a pretty strong network of influence of blogs. the conservatives were not from the party line. let's say that the, the deep state republicans that are public ins that are, that are more in the line with the establishment tucker's, i think, represents more of the, the, the conservative impulse that's pro american. that's not looking to just go and jump into any war with the pretense that it's gonna help the american people. so i really don't think that they have the currently be this administration or the republicans that are basically calling for have the support to actually justify what was the wrong of the school. well, the us military reports they failed to counter the deadly attack on his face due to a case of mistaken identity and wall street journal sites. us officials a say that the rocky resistance drone approach, the base, the same time as an american drone was returning, causing some confusion over whether the 2nd drug was friendly or not. like of my life is a full my senior pentagon official says that us a phone policy

in an interview with tucker carlson, republican senator from achi, james vance, said that russia produceslls every day as the united states does in a month, our troops do not experience any shortage of ammunition and equipment, successfully adapting to the new one. after a massive artillery shelling with a small fire extinguisher, it looks pathetic, novomikhailovka, a village in the south of donetsk, we were interrupted by russian shells that were simply flying in our direction and landed very close, we had to hide in cover, it was so that three hails, three five hails, gunshot, gunshot, gunshot, hail, hail, again packets, three are thrown, and between this enemy fire the artillerymen continue to work, there is no concept of silence at all. so as not to get stuck during the shots, artillery is thundering on the horizon, but a group of paratroopers is getting ready to leave, they have more than one day ahead in the trenches to hold back the enemy, who is continuously storming what is left of novomikhailovka, now this is the hottest point of the front in the south section of donetsk, this i

at tokyo's major university professor tucker know to come up to studies how humans interact with various artifacts. as robots become more common, he's analyzing how our relationship to them is evolving. of so many decades ago the robots are bearing those are very famous that mind our comics. there's so many people's or go to somebody about the robots. then they're the easiest. so originally the oh ok, try to create the cream of robots in to apply to the, our daily life to resolve the social service or social issues like an aging society and a lack of workers in a recent survey, professor comments as people in japan, in the us how they would use robots and situations which separate us from our loved ones, like the pandemic results underlying a higher affinity to robots in japan. ready us people want to use a robot just as a tool to communicate with their companies because themselves want to context. we, so probably these, but the japanese parties front data, they want to use a robot that is set often. but a robot, dog or cat, isn't like the real thing in generally, the robots of today fal

it's, it has a strong political and diplomatic cloud over tucker over here. the government of prime minister and the movie has developed strong business. economic security dies with the government to share custody 9 bundle with dish. or also both of the countries have strong a big energy projects, connectivity projects, and also under uh the last year. cuz the not india claims that the security situation in the northeastern states have improved, which in the i used to say that been bnb wasn't ha, the accused of bangladesh of limited off of the threat of federalism. i mean, the thing from bangladesh then reduce retail, the ball with china and russia. both of them have huge economic projects in a bundle dish. and, and for example, the bundle is a part of a debate and jordan to share different china. so one, yeah, dish is hungry for development and all of these countries wanted influence and in the best of it. so it's working. i would greatly appreciate casino rise and of course the human rights is a big concern here. rights groups the saying that they concerned

that is one key to mont, from the tucker side, and we'll see what will happen to that to mont. duty on. thank you. alaska airlines has grounded it's boeing 737 max 9 slate of to one of its planes made an emergency landing of the us state of oregon. a section of the fuselage, including a window blew out a few minutes south to take off. images posted on social media, show a gaping hole in the side of the plane, and oxygen masks hanging. there were no reports of major injuries. the national transport safety board says it's investigating the incident. i also have ation expert, steve and brian at temple university in finland to explain how it happened. the interface that insights bancroft in a climb about 15000 feet has experienced a mechanical failure of some so by this mechanical side. yeah. well paste. what happened is the ashcroft is fitted ways effectively fight the tools. so certain customers, if this a croft can, they could 30 the prices, i can squeeze in lots of extra sites, which means the with lots of extra people on the cross, they need to have more tools available in the event o

nicole know camera back with the help of tuckers weaponry to talk. he's president red chip type add one was quick to travel to as advise on following its recent victory last september to congratulate live. so allies and descendants of the armenians protested the takeover in several countries. now going to cairo boxes, now positive as advice on the territory, it is largely devoid of people following the takeover. and does it by john's plans to the region is still unclear. as a by john says it sees no obstacles to it lost in peace treaty with its neighbour, armenia. but this wouldn't be enough to dissolve the distrust and hatred felt by the 10s of thousands of nicole and a cairo bucks. so medians to a still displaced from a place they called home. and finally, an australian woman says she has found the best excuse ever to be late for work. check us out. she woke up to find a 600 kilogram elephant seal lock in her car. a seal is a celebrity in the southern state of pennsylvania and its regularly spotted wandering down the beaches and roads around hobart

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that is one key to mont, from the tucker side, and we'll see what will happen to that demand duty on. thank you. you as president joe biden use the anniversary of the january 6 capital biased to attack is likely viable. donald trump, he says the former president poses a grave threat to american democracy. he accuse trump of echoing language, used in nazi germany, from his back saying biden was feeling hungry. back in full campaign mode and fighting moved to abide and unofficially open his 2020 full presidential push backed by a supportive crowds with this warning to vices. america. as we begin this election year, we must be clear. democracy is on the ballot. your freedom is on the ballot. i looked and there's one man bite and says, come on. we'll tell you. cool. that's the way joyce is claire tom trump. campaign is about him. not america, not you sound trump campaign is obsessed with the past, not the future. he's willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. our campaign is different. to hit him his points, but i didn't also chose to highlight this moment. the january 6 r

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some more details about him have a in that he is a 50 year old tucker citizen. according to the males, the district where the church is located. he was a muslim who nevertheless, was a regular face at the church. the priest knew him. um, you already mentioned that the pope francis has expressed to his soul the dairy t, with the judge. we've also heard from his symbols, amelia and from the italian frame minister because this was an italian, or is an italian church show. they condemned the attack. they expressed their condolences, so did president ridge of ty of adeline, he said, and i quote him here. necessary steps are being taken to catch the proper traces. as soon as possible, you are what you say suggests the target of killing. do we know anything about a possible motive here as well? you know, with the attacker still on the run, we haven't really heard much about possible notice yet. but this is what i'm making of the official statements that they are not treating this as a terrorism related incident. they are not necessary treating this as an attack against

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i'm takia the she's able to witness 1st time the brutal force and us create can on these tuckers john and this guy kind of shows hon. olive grove near the see get it's the real oh wow. look at these beautiful. this is of the following. the twigs, the us flew opens here. the fission now spends a length of several 100 meters. this is supposedly the beginning of a new valley here, right? we are assisting to the fair so for a new valley. does this mean that there's going to be a continuation of this fact that it could be with, with further quakes, or is this like a natural incident that you'll slowly go even without the screen? so lance lights basically are everywhere where there is a mass of rock or debris sliding down here. and if you would have for the next house in sufficiently unstable snow for sure. so i wouldn't be surprised if we see something like this but has not a spectacular this but something like this happening here. you're right. yeah. for that the main. yeah. should be good. thank you. right. hold on. i think you're doing. yes. you know, the motor less this but, but you se

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will voters see any reason to take part in the news reports from the capital tucker and northern germany struggles with days of flooding that could get worse as the flood barriers threatened to collapse. the sarah kelly, welcome to the program, is real defense minister has outlined his post and boss plan for the cause of strep go of. golan said that he envisioned no. it's really settlers moving into the territory. he went on to say that once a mazda is defeated, he believes palestinians would be in charge. their mazda is considered a terrorist group by many countries. meantime, thousands turned out in baird route for the funeral of the mos commander who was assassinated there this week. known as learning the streets by route for the how much number to the seller ever killed by the pound is riley driving strike of israel has not claimed responsibility for the attack, but nonetheless movie is the most senior. i'm asked me to be killed since social security is began on october 7th. the assassination has rates fee is that the conflict could escalate, as well as even preparing for that possib

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carlson as, i think tucker carlson will be this speaker, so to speak, who will expound and interpret, for example, trump is eliminated, i think that trump’s electorate will follow desantes, he will not follow nicky haley, yes, i agree with you too, but that night, many were expecting war, because when they showed footage of iran's ballistic missiles flying towards erbil, when information appeared that the american consulate had been bombed, when they began to say that... iran was launching massive attacks on american bases in syria, well, it seemed that was all, the americans had to respond. and there was a statement by the islamic revolutionary guard corps. let's listen. in response to the recent atrocities of the zionist regime, the murder of the commanders of the islamic revolutionary guard corps and the resistance front, the ksir, targeting iraqi kurdistan , destroyed one of the main spy headquarters of the zionist mode. this headquarters was the center for developing espionage operations and planning terrorist attacks in the region and especially in our beloved country. the ksir

for example, india, the big nearby india has a strong political and diplomatic cloud over tucker over here. the government of prime minister and the movie has developed strong business. economic security dies with the government to share custody 9 bundle with dish. or also both of the countries have strong a big energy projects, connectivity projects, and also under uh the last year. cuz the not india claims that the security situation in the northeastern states have improved, which in the i used to say that been bnb wasn't bible, the accused of bangladesh of limited off of the threat of federalism. i mean, the thing from bangladesh then reduced reach in the fall with china and russia, both of them have huge economic projects in a bundle dish. and, and for example, the bundle is a part of the belt and jordan to share different china. so one, yeah, there's is hungry for development and all of these countries wanted influence and in the best of it. so it's working. i would greatly appreciate casino rise and of course the human rights is a big concern here. rights groups the saying that