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l. smith. and also to the vice president of the new orleans city council. council at large, helena moreno. we have other very special guests in the audience today as well. please give a warm welcome to the daughter of two tuskegee airmen, lawrence, the host of abc's his good morning america, robin roberts roberts. please, a warm round of applause and a welcome to renowned actor and community activist and native new orleanian, mr. wendell pierce. and please welcome someone has been instrumental for decades in bringing the story of world war two to the forefront of american consciousness and who, in doing so, has taught generations of americans that. freedom is not. please welcome acclaimed actor and director sir tom hanks. please welcome recipient of the highest award for military valor given in the united states. please welcome recipients of the medal of honor. their family and other members of the congressional medal of honor society, national convention, who have been in town all week meeting for their annual convention. thank you. medal of honor recipien

not surprised to see jorja smith in there. she has won l jorja smith in there.ul was part of that group, ape supergroup. the producerfor that group, ape supergroup. the producer for adele that group, ape supergroup. the producerfor adele was that group, ape supergroup. the producer for adele was involved. that group, ape supergroup. the producerfor adele was involved. a very prominent reggae artist. great names on here. i think the list is to some extent playing it safe and not playing it safe. with the likes of salt in there, you have got to the underground represented and major mainstream artists but uk r&b is a wide and diverse category right now, sometimes they don't always break in the way they need to at the stages. i would have liked to see the likes of bela orjack james stages. i would have liked to see the likes of bela orjackjames in there, some very talented artists who are linked to that genre in the country here. who are linked to that genre in the country here-— who are linked to that genre in the country here. what you make of the list in the r&b

so smith sent the l good with the bullshit when to do it says to us, to make the switch from stuff. little cool way, and again, i think is actually of sense. the asymptote info agency, upper change of migrants rights, has received over 22000000 roubles over the years. as a separate mention of this, n g o is part of the, the euro house organization, recipients of over 89000 pounds. in your scott or the british money sponsors, the still functioning, the man and the law and g o. another listed for an agent received 178000 pounds for political activities, actions building up the capacity of russians, human rights, defenders and local civil society activists. such as the most depressing defendants 0 and your son. can we do that? so even though not one place to go to court, $32.00 each, the sort of to the government suggests which is associated with the keep the customer deals. right? so we flew to use a solution is what, as soon as it gets splitting every day, that's a typical one for any of the structural differences with a lot thing to do with them. so, so utility, respect of his choic

l closest aides, the deputy chief of staff dan scavino. from that reporting, quote, sources say scavino told smith's investigators as the violence began to escalatet day, trump was just not interested in doing more to stop it sources also say that the former trump aidk luna told federal investigators that when trump wa informed that then-vice president mike pence had to be ush rushed to a secure location, trump responded so what. luna saw an unexpected willingness by trump to let potential harm come to a long time loyalist. and trump called the mob my people. as cassidy hutchinson said. abc news reports, scavino told smith's team that trump was, very angry that day. not angry to what his supporters were doing to the pillar of american democracy, but steaming that the election was allegedly stolen from him and his supporters who were angry on his behalf. scavino described it all as very unsettling, sources sa. scavino as td the special counsel that he was the one who posted the tweet from trump telling the rioters, quote,o stay peaceful. once again fm abc, scavino printed out propod messages to post on twitter, hoping that trump would approve them

smith. >> the john s and james l. knight foundation fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to the newshour. voting in the new hampshire primary is in its final hours. amna: president joe biden and former president donald trump hope the primary results will secure them virtual holds for their respective parties' 2024 nominations, and foreshadow a 2020 rematch this november. lisa desjardins is in concord, new hampshire's capital city, at the election night party of trump's sole remaining challenger, former u.s. ambassador and south carolina governor nikki haley. tell us about what the turnout is looking like and what that means for the candidates. lisa: the new hampshire secretary of state predicted record turnout for republicans. it has been steady. he adjusted his estimate today to say he thinks it will still be strong. heavy d

smith. i was just a rough numbers. this is her l is once again withholding tax revenues from the palestinian authority. the move could bankruptcy of the pharmacy and seriously home, the economy and the occupied with bank as it were on con, reports from ramallah. the markets aren't as busy as normal. the single largest employer in palestine is the palestinian authority. will p a. but it's in danger of going bankrupt and with the public opinion, the economy. the crisis is the worst. the p a has suffered since it was established in 1993 of the deals, low codes. israel refuses to give the p a its own money to pay a ton, collect its own tax revenues, and relies on israel to do so. what economics professor explains why you fucking buddy's home, our bach, we'll go from the circle. pears agreement put a lot of restrictions on the palestinian economy, were stopped it using its own resources as it sees fit and is really is have it restricted policy and economic growth as a result of the policy and, you know, toward the, wasn't able to manage

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l arry kudlow. so president trump victory in iowa last night, sandra smith will vote on fox voter analysis, mark simone and joe concha will visit with their thoughts and breitbart alex marlow and monica crowley, but first. this from me, it gives him momentum to new hampshire primary a week from today. his well managed campaign put program a suburb ground game, producing 51% winning 98 of 99 counties, losing 99th by one vote. now fox voter analysis shows that 2 top issues for iowans were illegal immigration crisis and the economy. this was president trump's bread and butter. he has run an issued campaign -- issues campaign it worked last night in iowa, actually, the illegal immigration cat as cat as fee -- cot as fee was number one issue. >> we will seal up the border. [cheers and applause] because right now we have an invasion an invasion of millions and millions of people that are coming into the country, i can't imagine why they think that say good it a very good -- bad thing, we have to have a deport level that we have not seen in a long time. larry: this is a signature trump issue. signature all th

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>> well, in the jena six case brought by the special counsel ,jack smith, he's got a couplese of problems. l jackth, he'sfirst of all, thea is already going to hear one of the main parts of his case against trump obstruction of an official proceeding. >> if the high tosses that out,o that does great damage to jack smith. out that doeo that's not there is that's not really clear. >> that's not even trump'st evet . >> that's that's somebody that was charged about. right.in fac so he would be the beneficiaryt, if in the court ruled in favor of the plaintiff, plaintiff heref the. >> that's right. and then there is the pending issue as well. >> so i think that's going to delay that washington, d.c.nk case in new york. i don't think alvin bragg has figured out yet what underlying crime trump committeyet whd. i don't think he really wants to try that case. now, you've got. yeah, well, we'll watch themyou. all closely. appreciate both of you. great. jared, thank you. jason chaffetz u.. thank you. my next guest, a political outsider, burst onto -- is aitia last year with a plan to splash ,aim to slas

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smith be held in a contempt? and will the judge actually do it?l, let's first talk about whether he's violated the courtr order, her order, or stay orders i think he clearly has when he filed his motion in limine.ar her order basically says we areg not going to do anything tobl impose new discovery obligations on any of the litigants. he filed the motion in limineli and when you do that the other side has to respond. it is a clear violation of herlj order. i do notack believe she will hd jack smith in contempt. she has gone out of her way.t' she has done everything possiblk to grant the government's motion to this case. so, i don't think that it's going to happen. i think the most of what she will do is say that that motion must be withdrawn right now. >> jeanine: okay, mike davis come i will go to you. i want you to take a listen to the sound from cnn saying, it is not a gift on the supreme courtc is going to take the trump immunity case. >> i don't know it is a given for supreme court tickets. on the one hand utioa big issuee constitutional issue

l. good rock region of medium in order to conduct yet another swab was that was agreed between must go and keep the bills for you. instead of this, the ukraine inside launched an ad defense smith, south from the khaki region, and i keep talking to the airplane. them was a faithful strike, a duplicate the so for the key is confirmed that the prisoner swap was due to take place. but it says it had not been asked by russia to into a safe space, as with previous swaps. ukraine's president allowed him is a lensky cold for an international investigation. sports with the shoulders, young and the russians are playing with the lives of ukrainian prisoners with the feelings of their relatives and with the emotions of our society. they've asked them, we need to establish all the facts as much as possible, given that the downing of the plane occurred on russian territory ocean. that is, she's keeping her daughter. it was a national control. ukrainian intelligences rush. it could be trying to destabilize the situation in ukraine, undermine international support. for more, let's talk to our correspond much shonda in cheap max. what is the latest on this plane crash of any more details emerg

i think think the issue will be whether l think the issue will be whether jack smith's case around januarys been a good night for donald trump. the headlines tomorrow would be good headlines for donald trump because he has one within 1.5 because he has one within1.5 hours of caucuses. but there is still a lot of campaigning to do. ., . still a lot of campaigning to do. ., �* . ., , still a lot of campaigning to do. ., ~ , ., do. -- won. a case of whether the sunreme _ do. -- won. a case of whether the supreme court _ do. -- won. a case of whether the supreme court takes - do. -- won. a case of whether the supreme court takes up i do. -- won. a case of whether. the supreme court takes up the former— the supreme court takes up the former president whether he can be former president whether he can he on _ former president whether he can he on a — former president whether he can be on a ballot and i think that would — be on a ballot and i think that would he _ be on a ballot and i think that would be resolved before the election, certainly here. part of me— election, certainly here. part of me

smith. >> pediatric surgeon. volunteer. topiary artist. life, well-planned. the john s and james lght foundation, fostering inform, engage communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: welcome to "the newshour." hamas confirms tonight that one of its top leaders has been killed in lebanon, possibly signaling an escalation of the israel-hamas war beyond gaza. he's identified as saleh arouri, who headed hamas operations in the occupied west bank. geoff: hamas officials say arouri and six other militant figures died in an explosion today in beirut. lebanon's state news agency reports they were in a building that was hit by an israeli drone attack. hezbollah, a hamas ally and militant group also backed by iran, called it a dangerous development and vowed to retaliate. amna: news of the death came as hamas insisted again that no additional hostages would be released until there i

l death at 8:25. the united | nations condemned the use death at 8:25. the united - nations condemned the use of nitrogen to execute smithions. i would like to first ask you, because you are coming to this not only from the perspective of a special rapporteur, but also someone with a medicalforensic background. with a medical forensic background. what is your concern with the method that was used?— was used? well, i have exoressed _ was used? well, i have expressed with - was used? well, i have expressed with other . was used? well, i have - expressed with other united nations special procedure mandated holders absolute condemnation of the execution of mr kenneth eugene smith with this novel and untested method of nitrogen hypoxia, which was known, is known to cause suffering, intense suffering in animals, and infact, the suffering, intense suffering in animals, and in fact, the use by the alabama department of corrections of mr kenneth eugene smith as a guinea pig actually to test this new method amounted on one hand to unethical human experimentation and was nothing short of state sanctioned torture. hence we are calli

voted for those l we have 70 mps who voted for those amendments, including very senior colleagues — amendments, including very senior colleagues like suella braverman, iain duncan smithhat they know what's going _ understands that they know what's going on— understands that they know what's going on in this place and they know how the _ going on in this place and they know how the law— going on in this place and they know how the law works. i'm very hopeful that the _ how the law works. i'm very hopeful that the government will move on this _ that the government will move on this they— that the government will move on this. they have to because this bill won't _ this. they have to because this bill won't work— this. they have to because this bill won't work otherwise, and we can't be in _ won't work otherwise, and we can't be in a _ won't work otherwise, and we can't be in a position where he put down a third piece _ be in a position where he put down a third piece of legislation. if be in a position where he put down a third piece of legislation.— third piece of legislation. if there are no changes, _ third piece of legislation. if there are no changes, what _ third

l intelligence john ratcliff. you've talked a lot about election interference as well aa foreign and domesticlk. talk about jack smithhis immunity case but there's also china. china not use eight did meddle in the 2020 election and will do it in 2024.as rex very clearlyse did the intelligence committee hasd on assessed that and said they will intensify paired one of thes concerns we have the will do tho samere things they did before, t there ha as been a 1000% increae the number of chinese nationals coming across ourossr border. 5000 were caught just in theov month ofem november. 85% of those are single men ofer cemilitary age. thhosee real question there is percentage of thosple are here n pla or prc orders to intensifyts as the i see says efforts are deferred in the election? >> good point. >> with respect to what is happening with colorado, lookiv jack smith is a most aggressive prosecutor as i talked about. even he could not bring chargeso for insurrection against donaldy trump. sta one a federal grand jury passes onor it but the state of colorao or maine or anyone else says weo arure going to come up with herh o

l. b. it up. they off the process for how to show solidarity with golf. fighting was also reported west of nablus. bernard smith joins us now live from ramallah in the occupied west bank. so 2024. picking up from pretty much what 2023 left off. take us through. another round of raids, extended rates, i should say a some a molding. the palestinians detained overnight and the 1st night and morning of 2024. so as you over the detained in 10 res, across the occupied westbank, one of those resulted in violent confrontations that you are showing on the video that no serious injuries that have been reported on actually in comparison to what we've had since october, the 7th, a relatively a comparatively quiet and not the way averaging around 40 also rates in the occupied westbank since october 7th. the other many that been going on constantly all year round and for many years before but but so far it was a quiet, it's a night into 2024. and there's also been a pickup way comes to is ray. the central is a tax to take us through that. yeah, we've had the settlers dressed in military fatigues, the detaining a 2 shepherds

l charge. there are two suppose i masters, went there? i don't want to take time on this but in an e—mail at mr blake shady from mr smith to you and counselas the subsequent suppose masters. the first, there was someone for very short time called mary, whose surname i don't have, then mr patel and then the second is a postmaster was a mr mohammed sarwar. did you speak to him? was a mr mohammed sarwar. did you speakto him?— speak to him? shortly after that. in 2014. speak to him? shortly after that. in 2014- between _ speak to him? shortly after that. in 2014. between mr— speak to him? shortly after that. in 2014. between mr ishaq's - speak to him? shortly after that. in i 2014. between mr ishaq's suspension and the trial- — 2014. between mr ishaq's suspension and the trial. did _ 2014. between mr ishaq's suspension and the trial. did you _ 2014. between mr ishaq's suspension and the trial. did you speak— 2014. between mr ishaq's suspension and the trial. did you speak to - 2014. between mr ishaq's suspension and the trial. did you speak to a i 2014. between mr ishaq's suspension and the trial. did you speak to a mr. and the trial. did you

l ent that the quorum rescinded. the presiding officer: we're not in a quorum call. nk you. i rise today with my friend and colleague senator colleague to recognize justin smith line of duty on january 2, 2024. it takes a special person to ware a law enforcement's universe, being a select person to protect was a dreamer come true. he was a distinguished member of the law enforcement community for years and served in jackson and independence counties and con sta bull -- deputy smith loved his job, he his family, friend, and neighbors. he was so proud to be in a position to make a difference in the lives of the]r arkansans an took advantage of that opportunity on countless occasions. those who served alongside him recognized his compassion and the helpful influence he had on the youth he worked with. two marks of any special public servant. stone county sheriff brandon long described deputy smith as a team player who was always willing to go the extra time he called to come in that he didn't show up the sheriff said. by living his life dedicated to instilled that passion in his family. his sons have taken up roles with a higher calling as vetera currently servi