the beatles are breaking up. >> yoko ono was initially vilified by beatles fans.lennon, but yoko ono did not break up the beatles. the beatles broke up the beatles. >> some of the things said about you hasn't been kind. >> it was depressive the way they have been picking on yoko and saying she was ugly and personal things. but i know she isn't. >> john left england because the press were attacking yoko so viciously. they went to new york. in new york they got a lot more respect. the 1970s was a time of turmoil in new york. even with the lack of jobs it was an exciting time and a creative time. >> new york it's a bit like london only more so. always hitting congas in the park. >> hip-hop developed, punk rock developed, disco develops. all at the same time. different parts of the city coming together, bouncing off each other. >> yoko had a lot of friends here in new york. >> elton john, he was tight with david bowie as well. >> john loved new york, and new york was america, freedom. >> people didn't run up the street and bother john and yoko. they wouldn't bother th

beatles fans gather in new york to pay tribute to john lennon on what would have been the singing star's 80th birthday. i'm nicole for alleged welcome to the program armenia and azerbaijan have agreed a ceasefire in the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh after talks brokered by russia the region lies in azerbaijan but has been under the control of ethnic armenian forces hundreds of people have been killed in 2 weeks of heavy fighting between the former soviet states is the biggest escalation in the decades old conflict since the 1990 s. there have been reports of heavy shelling and the run up to the cease fire which has now come into effect. this is a version of the republic of us a by john and the republic of armenia are starting substantive negotiations with the game of achieving a peaceful settlement as soon as possible with the mediation of the o.e.c.d. minsk group co-chairs and based on the basic principles of the settlement. the brains of she's an analyst for the south caucasus region sylvia both sides are accusing each other of bombing civilian areas this morning now that the

they gave them the names of the beatles. these two alleged members of the beatles who are now on their way home first were picked up on the battlefield in syria. then they were transferred to iraq. they had been there for years in a state of legal limbo. the united states didn't have the kind of evidence that it wanted to have to bring these men to court. the british government, because they had been british citizens had the best information on them, but the british courts wouldn't hand over the information it had to the u.s. justice system as long as the death penalty was on the table. that's a long-standing british policy. as we heard today ooch, the dea penalty is not on the table. they're facing multiple life sentences. i spoke to one of the hostages, one of the people in that room, a european hostage, and he managed to get out, but he was held there, abused badly by the beatles. he says also, including, by these two men who will soon be arriving in the united states. he said they personally abused him. he said what he h

ey are nicknamed the beatles. the men denied beingnvolved in any of the deaths. ofhose people were headed and their murders were filmed and shared on social media. your children, weth will do all we can to obtain justice for them, for you, and for all americans. as for -- many other terrorists before them, they underestimate the american resolve to obtain justice. for our fellow citizens who are harmed and killed by terrorists l around the world, they will be brought before court to face theusce in the indictment. >>ur reporter is outside t federal court in virginia where the trial will take >> the men are being charged for their involvement in a group that was -- that had detained hostages, western hostages, and abused them. the specific crges are that they were involved in superving the detention, that they were abusing the priy ners, that tre involved in negotiating ransoms. they themselves have said that they did not take part in those were some killings thawe saw in the videos in 2014. but the charges are phrased in ch a wayhat they are looking at the whole

and on the ongoing against isis the transfer of the beatles to the united states will face charges forheir alleged roles in the torture and execution of hostages is a great win for the united states of america and the crimes are emblematic of those that were perpetrated against people of the region and of america. we are committed to serving justice for the families of james foley, peter casing and steven and kaylyn wheeler. department of justice is mildly united states has now successfully repatriated american by the syrian democratic forces have been currently charge for supporting isis. now brought back those who have been charged and 50 children who now have a chance for a better life and i want to thank the fbi for their efforts to call on nations particularly in western europe to take response ability for their own citizens who are there. a little closer to home, the trump administration and strengthened our region as the hemisphere of freedom. the oas under the leadership of secretary generous lewis has been a strong supporter of human rights and democracy and i will be pleased

there were four alleged members of the beatles and a fourth members of the beatles and a fourth memberxpire in 2024 and nine it was killed in a drawn strike by the us in late 2015. these two, they went out as many britons they give syria. we don't exactly know what was going to their minds at the time. some people went out perfectly that aims to try and help syrian people in their time of suffering but these two i think have a different path. i don't want to say any more about it because they're coming up to trial. thank you very much indeed. we'll stay in the us — an awful lot talk about. first — president trump's aides are preparing for him to return to the oval office despite it being likely he's contagious with coronavirius. the president's doctor has released a memo saying... and, as you'll know, he came back to the white house from hospital on monday. here's his chief of staff mark meadows. his schedule right now is fluid, we are looking at his prognosis on a health standpoint. he wanted to go to the overall yesterday was that if he decides to go to the overall rehab by 50 protoc

he once said the beatles were more popular than jesus.ennon was the funny man, but he was also very unhappy. by the end, he and the others became tired of it all -- the arguments, the touringng, and te screaming fans.. screaming fans.. he became a hero for the peace movement. >> ♪ all we are saying is give peace a chance ♪ >> in december 1980, a mentally ill man shot him five times. john lennon dieied soon after, probably having never truly found himself. his music, though, has gone dodn in history. phil: here i is a reminder of or top stories at this hour. the eastern german city of halle has marked the first anniversary of his synagogue attack that left two people dead. german chancellor anangela merkl and mayors from the country's largest cities have agreed on new measures to tackle the spiking coronavirus infections. they have 10 days to bring the numbers under control or to impose even greater, even stricter controls. and the united nations world food program has won the 2020 world peace price. the norwegian nobel committee cited the

it was an intense crazy world class korea he once said that the beatles were more popular than jesus lennon was the funny man but he was also very unhappy by the ends he in the others became time to defer to the arguments the touring and the screaming founds. his famous bed ins for peace with his wife yoko ono proved the last straw for the band's fans with few reus saying she calls the breakup. an intense period of creativity followed her lead and he wrote incredible songs and performed amazing concerts. on a journey of self discovery he became a hero for the peace movement. then in december 1900 and shot him 5 times joan then and died soon off to probably never having truly found himself his music has gone down in history. and dated here's a reminder of our top story at this hour armenia and azerbaijan agreed to a cease fire in the long running conflict over the disputed region of nagar no care about fighting over the last fortnight left hundreds dead the former soviet republics are to begin talks on finding a solution. you're watching news from berlin coming up arts and culture loo

by then he'd left the wild years of the beatles behind him. so it was an intense crazy world class korea he once said that the beatles were more popular than jesus lennon was the funny man but he was also very unhappy by the end he and the others became tired of it told the arguments the touring and the screaming founds. his famous bed ins for peace with his wife yoko ono proved the last straw for the band's fans were furious saying she calls the breakup. an intense period of creativity followed her lead and he wrote incredible songs and performed amazing comics. on a journey of self discovery he became a hero for the peace movement. then in december 1900 mentally ill man shot him 5 times john lennon died soon after probably never having truly found himself and his music that has gone down in history. local businesses in iceland's capital reykjavik have clubbed together to rid their city streets of the gooey pestilence they're funding 70 year old good young oskar son's campaign to clear the sidewalks of discarded chewing gum the job came just

or alleged to be part of an icy groups dubbed the beatles because of their british accents they were u.k. citizens but the british government has withdrawn the citizenship of the 2 of captured in syria and 2018 and gave this audio interview alleging there was a media campaign against them no fair trial when the beatles and the media no fair trial because the jury or a judge or whoever is going to come to a decision has already been influenced is to let the u.s. indictment says they would keep participants in the murders of american journalists james foley and steven saw along with aid workers peter kay sick and kayla mueller and alleges and 24 tane shake same to family member photos of the capital hades i saw routinely dress their captives in orange jumpsuits and recorded their deaths to release as islamic state propaganda the families of those victims have suffered the painful loss of their loved ones at the hands of brutal killers and while their pain may never fully subside today with the announcement of this indictment we're beginning to bring them the justice they deserve in ord

you will face americanjustice the beatles for murder.nd the prospect of many yea rs courtroom and the prospect of many years in an american prison. to the men are originally from london and have been extradited from iraq and they are now in fbi custody. we will have the perspective from our correspondence in the uk and the us. donald trump's doctors are saying he is feeling great and has been symptom—free for over 26 hours. his aides are preparing for his return to the oval office. he wanted to go to the oval office. he wanted to go to the oval office. he wanted to go to the elbow yesterday. if he decides to go to the overall we have about safety protocols

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them it is for the beatles it is for the beatles been 2200. 50th anniversary here on. the funny so against the coronavirus pandemic. where does science stand. and what the new findings have researchers name. information background into. the corona up to. 19 special. monday to friday on. the big. the be . the big . this is d.w. news coming to you live from berlin with one month to go until he faces reelection u.s. president donald trump has been impacted by the corona bar trump confirmed on twitter that both he and 1st lady melania trump have tested positive for the big 19 and will enter foreign team together to trump is 74 years old placing him in a high risk group for the coaches 19.

it was an intense crazy world class korea he once said that the beatles were more popular than jesus lennon was the funny man but he was also very unhappy by the end he and the others became tired of it all the arguments the touring and the screaming founds. his famous bed ins the peace with his wife yoko ono proved the last straw for the fans fans with furious saying she calls the breakup. an intense period of creativity followed her lead and he wrote incredible songs and performed amazing comps. on the journey of self discovery he became a hero for the peace movement. then in december 1900 mentally ill man shot him 5 times john lennon died soon after probably never having truly found himself and his music has gone down in history. there's a mind of the top stories out of the east and german city of hala has mocked the thoughts down of us tricked the neo nazi terror attack on a synagogue that left 2 people dead germans president frank about pushed on mindset out of a set of anti semitism was the canary in the cold one in the state of the country's democracy more than was expressed i

now it's quite an interesting slew of charges facing the 2 members of the isis cell known as the beatlesr their british accents now they face the charge of the hostage taking resulting in death conspiracy to commit hostage taking resulting in death as well as conspiracy to provide marriage material support to terrorists now if convicted on these charges they could face a life sentence now the terrorist cell was famous for its grisly beheading videos we all remember those horrendous beheading videos now the leader of this terrorist cell who is known as jihadi john he was killed in an air strike in 2015 now these 2 individuals were captured in january of 2018 at according to the u.s. state department they had just arrived today in the united states to stand trial for their alleged crimes. the next u.s. election t.v. debate gets going in a few hours this time though it's come a harris and mike pence preparing to clash in the vice presidential session as the latest effort to convince voters to back either the democrats or republicans in the races of the white house was done a quarter of poll

now it's quite an interesting slew of charges facing the 2 members of the isis cell known as the beatles for their british accents now they face the charge of the hostage taking resulting in death conspiracy to commit hostage taking resulting in death as well as conspiracy to provide marriage material support to terrorists now if convicted on these charges they could face a life sentence now the terror cell was famous for its grizzly beheading videos we all remember those horrendous beheading videos now the leader of this terrorist cell who is known as jihadi john he was killed in an airstrike in 2015 now these 2 individuals were captured in january of 2018 at according to the u.s. state department they had just arrived today in the united states to stand trial for their alleged crimes. documentary explores the kids' shoes facing many american voters ahead of the u.s. election team and backing off with the latest headlines so once again the. nuclear power become a battleground in the us in vermont people. plant from yankee right now my focus because it's a very dangerous. power plant the

now it's quite an interesting slew of charges facing the 2 members of the isis cell known as the beatles for their british accents now they face the charge of hostage taking resulting in death conspiracy to commit hostage taking resulting in death as well as conspiracy to provide marriage material support to terrorists now if convicted on these charges they could face a life sentence now the terror cell was famous for its grizzly beheading videos we all remember those horrendous beheading videos now the leader of this terrorist cell who is known as jihadi john he was killed in an airstrike in 2015 now these 2 individuals were captured in january of 2018 at according to the u.s. state department they had just arrived today in the united states to stand trial for their alleged crimes and going on the ground does about jones a mascot of the u.k. it's a here. are known investigative journalist greg palast of the guests were about 30 minutes with the latest. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business

. ♪ >> harris: to isis terrorist suspects known as the beatles have been charged in the deaths of fourhostages in syria. workers peter and kayla mueller and journalist steven sotloff and turley was tortured and killed. the justice department announced the charges earlier today. >> today is a good day but it is also a solemn one. today we remember the four innocent americans who lives ams were taken by isis. >> harris: gillian turner at the justice department. we have said their names so many times. never forgotten today gillian? >> that's right, harris. the two of slack state's most dangerous and most deranged terrorists have arrived here on u.s. soil and both facing multiple charges including hostage-taking resulting in death. these two men have now been transferred from u.s. military custody over to the criminal justice system and they're both going to appear in court just a couple hours from now in alexandria, virginia. take a listen. >> today's announce isn't a remind of the threat that we continue to face from radical slack terrorism. these terrorists despise the freedoms and the

to a legit members of the so-called i sold beatles appear in court in the u.s. over hostage torture and beheadings. u.s. vice president mike pence and his democratic challenger. squared off over the crises facing the u.s. the debate took place as president recovers from coronavirus throwing the race for the white house did turmoil in the handling of the pandemic was both defended and criticized during the 90 minute exchange in salt lake city the vice presidential rivals also locked horns over china and race relations but far from the chaotic and confrontational style that characterized donald trump's clash with presidential challenger joe biden in their 1st debate mike. called deal. kemel harris slammed the u.s. president's a downplaying the pandemic she says americans weren't given the information they needed to pass they knew what was happening and they didn't tell you he knew imagine if you knew on january 28th as opposed to march 13th what they knew what you might have done to prepare they knew and they covered it up the president said it was a hoax they min

a us court charges two members of isis — nicknamed the beatles — with murder, for killing american hostagessyria. life in a warzone — we report on the families trapped by fighting between azerbaijan and armenia. people here tell us this is the way it's been for the last few days. it's become the normal routine to have indiscriminate shelling. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. do stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. and analysis from here it is the turn of us vice president mike pence and the democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris to take the stage tonight. the pair will face off for their one debate at the university of utah in salt lake city. sophie long is there for us. sophie, over to you. what is it like there? would a vice presidential debate be billed as such a conical i°y debate be billed as such a conical joy event normally? i do not think so. “— joy event normally? i do not think so. —— consequently event. this presidential campaign, like so much else in 2020, is like none other that has gone bef

what's this is that you know this is dust from the beatles who've truly their way inside they already inside and they're working to insects that are already inside the tree if you look a little higher when you can see the drill holes where they are out in and the index from a woodpecker looking for larvae. and thus what do we do with this guy name it has to be failed. this one to. this one definitely not spelling. how long do these trees usually live a little boy called the beech tree can live up to 400 years or. 400 years and these trees are over 150 years old. so i guess it's getting dangerous i'll go in alone. good idea. i'd rather not go and. go. come come come. across as on this being a force there's nothing i'm sure but i'm a bit scared of these bourse they huge in the made looks aggressive and they are all on high alert because the babies post about the mom is really looking up here they are now. look at the cars tusks super shop. best day out again. he's driving them on. very good. oh. it's all about the swing you need to tell me this isn't a name fight it's an axe swing swayi

a us court charges two members of isis — nicknamed the beatles — with murder, for killing american hostagessyria. life in a warzone — we report on the families trapped by fighting between azerbaijan and armenia. people here tell us this is the way it's been for the last few days. it's become the normal routine to have indiscriminate shelling. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. in the united states, it's the turn of the us vice president mike pence and democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris to take the stage tonight. the pair will face off for their one debate at the university of utah in salt lake city. sophie long is there for us. sophie, over to you. thanks. i think the sense of excitement here in salt lake city is now potable. we can see some of the stu d e nts potable. we can see some of the students that will make that minimum audience arriving and having their picture taken at the debate hall and the protesters getting more and more vocal. would a vice presidentia

alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh are accused of belonging to an is cell dubbed "the beatles" involvedkidnappings in iraq and syria. the former us police officer charged with the murder of a black man, george floyd, in minneapolis has posted bail. footage from mr floyd's arrest showed the white officer, derek chauvin, kneeling on his neck for about nine minutes. that is it for me. the vice president will debate comes up and just president will debate comes up andjustan president will debate comes up and just an hour. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. prime minister narendra modi's dominance of indian politics is unquestioned. his ability to deliver competent government in a crisis... well, that's less certain. india now has the second highest official number of covid infections in the world. the realfigure is thought to be up to ten times higher. the economy's in big trouble, too. my guest is a national spokesman for the ruling bjp, narendra taneja. maybe mr modi's populist strongman act is about to come unstuck. narendra tanej

alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh are accused of belonging to an is cell dubbed "the beatles".ormer us police officer charged with the murder of a black man, george floyd, in minneapolis has posted bail. footage from mr floyd's arrest showed the white officer, derek chauvin, kneeling on his neck for about nine minutes. all pubs and restaurants across central scotland are to be closed under new measures aimed at tackling a surge in coronavirus cases. in a moment, we'll have the papers, but first, donald trump has just released a video which was recorded at the white house. in the five—minute video, he describes his treatment and says he feels a lot better. here is a segment of that video. i want everybody to be given the same treatment as your president. because i feel great. i feel, like, perfect. so, i think this was a blessing from god that i caught it. this was a blessing in disguise. i caught it, i heard about this drug. i said, "let me take it." it was my suggestion. i said, "let me take it." and it was incredible the way it worked, incredible. and i think if i didn't catc

known as the beatles because of their british accents.ping to kill foreign hostages including four americans. james foley was beheaded in 2014. the gruesome video made public by isis. the circumstances of aid worker kayla mueller's death are not known but it is believed that al-baghdad sexually abused her before he was killed in a strike. >> like many terrorists before them they underestimated american resolve to obtain justice. fellow citizen harmed or killed by terrorists anywhere in the world. these men will now be brought before a united states court it face justice for the depraved acts alleged against them in the indictments. >> bill, i was in iraq at the time of the killing of james foley. it shook the region. woke up the u.s. and the world to the brutality of isis. >> bill: our special coverage of tonight's big debate begins on the fox news channel with bret and martha at 6:00 eastern time and i'll see you on fox broadcast stations across america. 90 minutes in salt lake. 10 minute sections. mike pence and kamala harris will be on

and it's a pretty beatle anyway that's a business update from me and the team here at g.w. as ever thanks so much for joining us. 2. years returning to you and head off to years german chancellor which bring back and you've never. surprise yourself with what parts of the louis miracle really what moves. who talk to people and follows her along the way maurice and critics alike. joining us from athens lock stock. and the toll many polish old loves us thrown out of work right now climb a tree different story. pieces much less the way photos one week. how much work can really do. we still have time to work i'm going. to subscribe to the morning news like this. coming up chrysler is a german politician and a covert $1000.00 survivors. at this demonstration for free democratic change to persuade corona skeptics that the virus is real and dangerous as chrysler herself knows only too well. she's still suffering from long term effects. are included of natural paps don't fear any virus not a one but they do thier liars but will priceless words fall on deaf ears. to. the loser. here

string of chauvinist characters who explained to her that women don't sell records because of the beatleso she spent some depressing time singing in some half empty dives before meeting and marrying manager jeff wald, moving to california and becoming an overnight success with hit singles and her own tv show. all of this is played out to reddy‘s lip synced hits strategically placed to emphasise key story beats. so, i don't know how to love him a glass wall to the husband she doesn't have to love while eight no way to treat a lady in whichjeff starts cocaine off a shad carpet, often losing all her money. subtle it ain't. nor is it insightful. despite the uplifting backdrop of the rise of the women's movement and reddy being the flag waver and the still ongoing battle for equal rights, this pantomime production never gets to the grid of the heart of that story. even a scene which features a word for word three creation, reddy‘s brief recreation 1973 grammy acceptance speech somehow was manages to make herfamous punch line about god being a woman fall flat. no mean feat. don't get me wrong,

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. >> the two men, alexandra cofi are part of a group dubbed the beatles by former hostages because they are british. they were involved in kidnapping and killing 27 people. among them u.s. aid worker kayla mueller who was kidnapped and then tortured before her death in captivity in twifrn. also an american aid worker and james foley and steven sotloff were beheaded in gruesome videos streamed online sparking outrage and horror across the world. >> forced witnessing of murders. mock executions. shocks by electric taser. beatings. amongst other brutal acts. >> the families of americans murdered by isis have been pushing for a long time for the beatles to be returned to the face and face prosecution here because it is believed they would face longer sentences on trial here than if done in the u.k. another new tidbit we're learning this hour, neil, is that the vice president has invited kayla mueller's parents to attend tonight's debate as one of his guests. they have accepted. they're going to be there. this after they spoke movingly during the r.n.c. last month. neil. >> neil: thank you v

growing up, so i started discovering the beatles really for the first time, and it was pretty magicalintimidating when -- you're working on this album. camilla is there >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: do you go like -- is it embarrassing, or do you go like, "alright here is this song i think it's a good song." or is it like, "can you help me on this? or what is it like >> i mean, you have -- you have, like, i think -- i think you have two choices you can either like hide everything from her and just like wait till the end type thing, and you can decide, or like, what i did was like from the very beginning i like told her my thesis statement of what i wanted the album to be and, it was the best thing i did, because there's always a point halfway through a project where you're like, this is garbage. this is the worst thing i've ever done. it doesn't sound good. i don't know what i'm doing. and that's when you need that support to be like, "no. stick with the idea, because the idea is beautiful, and it's going to turn out. and i probably would have been discouraged enough to like move into a differ

beatles it is for me. is for. me it is for. beethoven it. is for. beatles it is for every. beethoven 2020. 5th anniversary here on d w. marvelous world and the stuff it cost reminiscent of hollywood movies no wonder people around the globe and yes think about computer games but how influential are they really and how does the gaming seen him play society the topic today on. more than 3000000000 people around the world regularly play games on a p.c. console or in my case on a smartphone games are an everyday part of life for about 40 percent of the people worldwide so it's not surprising that marketing strategist count on the wide reach like with the popular real time simulation game animal crossing your horizons earlier this year it was sold out even democratic presidential candidate joe biden was nearly 80 years old is using the game to reach new voters over 22000000 people play animal crossing new horizons in the. you design your own little island now you can also use campaign posters team behind joe biden's campaign has added 4 logos to the game all of which can be put u

. >>> the isis terror suspects known as the beatles brought to the u.s. for trial why they won't face the death penalty. >>> the top u.s. spy hunter, what worries him most about the election >> this is "nbc nightly news" the vice presidential debate. here's lester holt >> good evening. with new covid cases on the rise from the white house to the american heartland vice president mike pence will debate democratic vp candidate senator kamala harris hours from now in utah the covid outbreak that sidelined the president seen in this video released late today turning up the spotlight for tonight's showdown harris, a former prosecutor hoping to make the case against the administration's covid response, pence an experienced debater looking to close ground in the polls. our geoff bennett has a preview. >> reporter: tonight, we are just hours away vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris facing off in an historic debate with suddenly higher stakes. coming as president trump recovers from coronavirus, all eyes on the vice president's performance trying t

members of the so-called beatles isis cell, named because of their british accents, alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh made their way to syria from london. today, they're charged in a conspiracy to kidnap, torture and murder four americans. >> today is a good day, but it is also a solemn one. >> reporter: the other americans killed. >> steven sotloff was a journalist who covered the middle east. peter kassig was in syria working for a humanitarian organization. kayla mueller was a humanitarian aid worker and human rights activist. >> reporter: authorities say these men were beyond cruel, not only allegedly admitting to beating foley, but also terrorizing the captives by staging mock executions in which the hostages thought they might die. today, the fbi director speaking to family. >> and while their pain may never fully subside, today with the announcement of this indictment, we're beginning to bring them the justice they deserve. >> reporter: the two suspects appeared in court virtually. in order to extradite them here from iraq, the u.s. had to agree not to take the death penalty

. >> do you still deny that you are a member of the group known as the beatles, which carried out executions beheadings? >> yes, of course. >> el shafee. >> same question? yeah. >> reporter: the families of the american victims called the charges today one step toward justice. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. newly released police body cam video shows the chaotic aftermath of the botched raid in louisville that left breonna taylor dead. taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, is seen sobbing and telling police that taylor was dead. police shot the e.r. tech six times inside her own home in march. no officers have been charged in her death. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a big week for women in science. meet the chemists whose work could help cure some deadly illnesses. later, trump and biden supporters living in peace under the same roof. some college students show us how it's done. this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. yo

both men are accused of belonging to an is cell nicknamed the beatles.oining us from virginia is our correspondent, barbara. how significant is it that they were transferred from iraq to reporter: it is quite it is an important milestone in u.s. efforts to y to bring to justice islamic state group members who carried out these brutal killings against western hostages. of course it resonated so strongly in the unitedte s because of those gruesome videos which were produced propaganda type inserts and sseminated on social media and very widely seen. shook up the u. government as well and strengthened the u.s. response to isis. all of that was fundamental. they are going to have a procesi ofing to justice people that they are accusing of being part of that. h been told that the defendants would be appearing in person, but have just been informed that they will be doing so by web camera to have the charges read against them. katty: the two defendants had been british. th were stripped of their citizenship. in order to get them here, the department of justice

in this 2018 interview in kurdish custody with the associated press. >> no fair trial when i'm the beatlethe media.no fair tri. whoever is going to come to a decision has already been influenced, it's too late. >> these two men have been held now almost 20 months, as long as jim was. but the difference is that they have been housed and fed, have legal counl, and now we'll have a fair tria in contrast to what our citizens went through when they wereortured, raped, starved, and killed without any voice. >> schifrin: for more about this case, we turn to asstant attorney general for national security john demers. john demers, welcome back to the "newshour". former attorney general jeff sessions and others have wantedt the two mied in gaunt guantanamo. why e they being triedn alexandria virginia in a civil court? n>> thanks for having me here. this is one of the most significant counterterrorism prosecutions we've done in the past several years here at the department, and in looking at the evidence, in discussing this with ouagr inneency partners, it was clear to us that, in this case, the bes

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it was an intense crazy world class career he once said that the beatles were more popular than jesus lennon was the funny man but he was also very unhappy by the end he and the others became tired of it told the arguments the touring and the screaming founds. his famous bedouins for peace with his wife yoko ono proved the last straw for the band's fans with furious saying she calls the breakup. an intense period of creativity followed her lead and he wrote incredible songs and performed amazing concerts. on the journey of self discovery he became a hero for the peace movement. then in december 1900 mentally ill man shot him 5 times john lennon died soon after probably never having truly found himself and his music that has gone down in history. quit a sport in tennis roughened adar or play know about jock rich in the men's final of the french open on sunday when a win for the doubt would see him equal roger federer's record of 20 grand slam titles the spaniard made short work of diogo schwartzman in the semifinal the l.b. the 12 seed in straight sets to avenge a recent loss to the ar