this like billy elliot. they this is like billy elliot.sent me to audition for the royal school, where i'd royal ballet school, where i'd become a boarder and live in the school, i the school, and i got the scholarship of 300 it scholarship out of 300 kids, it only was two scholarships and i left the west article tag, whereas hooker in the scrum and went to live in queen victoria's hunting lodge in the middle of richmond park when i was 12 years old. course, all years old. and of course, all the bullying stopped. i don't know i'd able to take it know if i'd been able to take it that much longer after you that much longer after 12, you see. so a lot of kids see. yeah. so a lot of kids would keep on after 12. and so and then finally , against the and then finally, against the odds, give up . but and then finally, against the odds, give up. but i and then finally, against the odds, give up . but i was lucky. odds, give up. but i was lucky. >> so there's bullying then. and i did read somewhere i think it was in the telegraph, an article that a

elliot. >> let's just start here >> with the legal of all of this. i have to be honest after covering the arguments in the case around taking trump off the ballot, there seemed to be kind of an emerging consensus in your legal world that they were going to let him stay on the ballot and they were potentially going to deny even taking up this question of immunity. were you surprised about what they did here? >> no, i'm not surprised at what they did here. so big picture. it's the supreme court's job ultimately to rule on big constitutional questions. now, they didn't have to, they could have just let this go. there was a perfectly well-written appeals court decision and look, we as americans are well aware that we're on the clock here. this is an important issue for the 2024 election that said, i mean, last night, andrew mccabe and that seat right there said it was supreme arrogance from the supreme court. i think that's kind of a point they see themselves as the arbiters of major legal questions and are going to operate on their own timeline. and if

elliot williams, shan wu, great to have both of you here tonight. we have a lot more as we are digging into this incredibly important immunity ruling. we're going to speak to trump's former national security adviser, john bolton. he's here in studio. but first tonight, you've got to see it to believe what happened on the hill. it was a spectacular fail. house republicans who are in the majority called a vote but were unable to follow through on what they've been promising to do for weeks if not months, impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. there were three republican holdouts. we'll tell you all the drama ahead. >>> high drama on the house floor tonight, where there's rarely a vote where we don't actually know what the outcome is going to be beforehand. but house speaker mike johnson learned that the hard way tonight and led to a stunning defeat for house republicans. their swing at a historic impeachment of the secretary of the department of homeland security failed. despite house speaker johnson just expressed confidence earlier

i want to begin with elliot williams. elliot, what is your case for why hannah gutierrez reed committed involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence. make your case to the jury. >> thank you, judge. code so here's the thing. under any metric, any measure, this was a tragic situation and a tragic case all around. no question, but here's the thing. alec baldwin is not on trial here, the producers, other people are on trial here. hannah gutierrez reed is and the defense today in court spent a lot of time trying to point fingers at all these other people who didn't have central role. now, she's on trial. the big one is involuntary manslaughter. and let's look at what the law actually says. involuntary manslaughter as let's pull it up. and the big language is when an individual might cause death without due caution and introspection. now there's a big crazy fancy lawyer words, but in plain language that means don't be sloppy and don't be incomplete in your work. now, her job was being an armorer on a movie set. now, wh

elliot, what has stood out so far on the stand to you today. and do you see overall the defense meeting its burden or not? >> i will start with that second part. i don't see the defense meeting its burden pertinent for a big reason. it's important to get out of the drama and the nonsense about did she like wine or grey goose or anything else in focus on the central legal question, which is number one, did somebody make a false statement in an affidavit to the court and number two, was there a manner in which the prosecutor was in rich off of state funds? and when you strip it all away, there actually isn't a ton of evidence that they provided that actually directly links the two. now was it improper or nikki or yucky or just something that reflects poorly on either ms willis, mr. wade, are the office will certainly and that's for people and voters and the public to decide. but in terms of a disqualifiable conduct that the defense is established. i don't think it's totally clear yet to that question of public perception, tia, i'm wondering what

>> elliot. what would you say? the biggest sort of concern here is is it that this client who is bringing this up was infringed upon in some way, was negatively impacted in some way, or is it the optics of yeah. potentially to prosecutors misbehaving >> that's a very important question and probably the central one is, what is the appearance of impropriety even if the judge finds that there's no specific conflict of interests that, you know, that a person did not have a direct dollar benefit with respect to the work they were doing for in how does it look both to the public that elected the district attorney, but also the court jurors and anyone else connected in many respects in courts. it's the appearance that is as bad as or as, as troubling or as even problematic legally as the actual conflict. and that's the sort of thorny legal ethics goal. and frankly personal question the court's going to have to sort out here, elliot, for the new york civil case, the fraud case, before this most recent trial, there had alre

>> elliot. >> jimmy: elliot, did you like tool?t, you are sacrificing backstage passes for me at future shows. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did the band tool come to see you guys in concert? >> they did, they came and saw some shows when we were following them, stalking them, chasing them around. >> jimmy: wouldn't it be the ultimate if they wind up scheduling their next tour around yours? that would be something. >> they would make so much less money. [ laughter ] they would be appearing in cities they haven't heard of before. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you -- i know this is a big deal. you just -- you got a part in this season of "curb your enthusiasm." >> that's right, that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can you tell us anything about it? >> this is probably my first time being in a situation where i don't know what i'm allowed to share about something like that. all i know is i don't want to piss off larry david in any way sweefr. >> jimmy: you probably did anyway, he was probably mad about something, you just don't even know

so elliot, what is behind the palestinian authority? by minister and government making this move today? why now? >> rosemary, as you say, they've submitted their resignation to malcolm and abbas, the president of the palestinian authority. the assumption will be that this is perhaps due to pressure from the americans or at least designed to placate the american somewhat in its desire to have a revitalized and a reconstituted did palestinian authority take control of the gaza strip once the war between israel and hamas is over. now the prime minister is very close to mcmurdo boss, who was elected for a four-year term in 2005. so he's now been in power for what, some 19 years of a four-year term. and the palestinian prime minister seemed to be very close to mahmoud abbas and a part of his fattah faction. the assumption, as i say, will be that this is one step towards this perhaps reconstitution of the palestinian authority to make it certainly more palatable to the united states, but also potentially to israel to have it to take control a

elliot lind. begin with, you because just trying to preface all of these different actions and legal woes for trump is really a trial in and of itself. but smith is arguing the supreme court that trump cannot show what he calls a fair prospect of success he doesn't a delay, quote, threatens to frustrate the public interest in a speedy and fair verdict what do you make of that argument? >> i make of that argument the same thing i made the argument back in december the first time jack smith made it. and that's what's most notable here. >> everyone has >> known the position that the special counsel is going to take that number one, the supreme court ought to not take it at all. and number two, if the supreme court takes it, they ought to resolve it very quickly. and i think do you noted laura jack smith made this argument back in december when he first acts as the supreme court to take it. so it's a pretty straightforward argument. and looking at the lower court decision that's already been decided h

i want to go live now to london and elliot. we heard words from president biden, his harshest words yet for israel on this war. so take us through the importance of his criticism and the reaction. >> president biden's words show the frustration he is having with benjamin netanyahu. it illustrates the pressure that he is under in this crucial election year. elements within his own democratic party. among the electorate where he has been hemorrhaging support among arab americans and younger voters. in this news conference the president gave yesterday, these frustrations and pressure i suppose, he issued his strongest rebuke yet of israel's conduct in the war in gaza against hamas. >> i'm with the view, as you know, conduct of the response in gaza, in the gaza strip has been over the top. >> now we get to see the reaction no doubt, it will be fiery from some members of prime minister benjamin netanyahu's right wing government. these words will not be welcomed in israel. it is not just concern about what is happening thus far with

john savident, best know for playing fred elliot in coronation street, has died aged 86.john savident, best know for playing fred elliot and will be sorely missed by all who knew him". savidentjoined the manchester—based soap in 1994, and quickly became a favourite with viewers, thanks to his huge personality and loud voice. police in australia have charged one of their officers with the murder of a tv presenter and his boyfriend. jesse baird and his partner haven't been seen since monday and blood—stained clothes were found on wednesday. a serving policeman, who was the former boyfriend of mr baird, handed himself in. israel is sending high—level envoys to paris to join talks with the us, qatar and egypt aimed at agreeing a dealfor a ceasefire in gaza as well as securing the release of remaining israeli hostages still held there. israel says around 130 hostages are still being held by hamas, which governs gaza and is a proscribed terror group by the uk government. the hamas—run health ministry says more than 29,500 palestinians have been killed since israel began its mil

my next guest here to untangle this legal batch of what if cnn's legal analysts, elliot williams, welcome and george chidi from the guardian, who's been more involved than most reporters in this particular case, george, i'm going to start with you because just about every time we've talked, you had been in the courtroom at one point or another in part because you helped uncover the fake electors jurors scheme, right. just give us a sense of how you encountered the case >> sure thing. in 2020 in december when the electors are casting their formal ballots, i was at the georgia capitol. i was expecting weird things to happen. it turns out i was like correct. but also early one of the republican electors, somebody who would have been an elector if the republicans had won georgia entered old friend of mine, walked by me in the hall and didn't make eye contact. i thought that was weird, so i followed him into a room and it turns out that's where the fake electors were having their meeting and they do didn't want anybody to know about it, so they threw me out and one thing leads to another nine

elliot joins us live from london. how much of a threat are these strikes to global commerce, and how does this play into tensions around the questions of wider escalation in the region? >> when you have one of the most important shipping lanes being menaced by the houthis, it's inevitable there's going to be an economic impact on global trade. before the houthis started firing drones and missiles towards shipping in the red sea, it accounted for about 10% of all global trade would pass through the red sea and head up to the canal, which is also being impacted. that being a crucial source of revenue for the eegyptians. if that goes down t could push the fragile economy over the edge. it could end up up defaulting or something like that. a lot of shipping is now having to go the long way around, around the horn of africa. that's increasing freight rates the cost of shipping goods by four fold in some cases. for those ships brave enough to continue going through the red sea, their insurance premiums have ballooned as wel

in july 2014, a british citizen, journalist and blogger elliot higgins. on july 15, 2014, ellot higginsk raised the necessary amount of 47,000 pounds to launch this project. and suddenly, completely unexpectedly, 2 days after that. 777 over the donetsk region, and numerous subscribers, higgins’s associates, and not only them, asked an independent journalist to understand the tragedy, and i will draw your attention to one thing: an agency was created 2 days ago, which has not yet shown itself... after 2 days shoot down the plane and turn to to this agency so that it is he who can comment and analyze what happened. why? let's see why. based on their investigation, the project activists concluded that the anti-aircraft missile that shot down the plane was fired from a buk air defense system, and both the ministry of defense and specialists all unanimously explained, drew lines, that it could not have come from there along this trajectory, and so on and so on. so on, the evidence is complete, moreover, some pilot appeared who allegedly let it slip somewhere,

and i think there's another aspect of this kaitlan. >> there >> and i know elliot is going to jump in here and disagree with me vociferously, but that's fine. there is an imperative here about having some finality to these issues. for the voters to be able to consider before the election. judge chutkan has referenced this in a bunch of her statements and in her rulings on some motions, jack smith has argued it in several different in several different filings, and i would argue that this resolution of these charges is important, not just to people who are not supporters of president trump and are seeking some desire of accountability for what they perceive as his illegal actions with respect to 2020, but also for trump's supporters, if you want to see donald trump re-elected or are elected, you should want him to go on trial and be proven innocent and carry that that vindication into the final months of the campaign. >> and we could potentially see that in the sense of okay, so let's say that decision does come out in june. everyone's been doing the rough math if they tried to schedul

elliot williams and laura coates. laura will be back at 11 for "laura coates live. >>> ahead, how president biden is dealing with multiple challenges in the key battleground state of michigan. cnn on the ground and a top michigan democrat will join us. stay with us. >>> we are back can breaking news. cnn's exclusive new poll shows donald trump holding a narrow lead over president joe biden among registered voters nationwide. the poll underscoring challenges for the president as he's campaigning in a state that could make or break his re-election bid. michigan, so let's get straight to mj lee in detroit. such an important state for the president. what's his message been in michigan? >> reporter: well, this was clearly a victory lap of sorts for the president, really wanting to celebrate that uaw endorsement he received last week and also very much a thank you visit. campaign officials saying nothing speaks louder than actually physically traveling and being on the ground to show that appreciation and when we saw the pr

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richard, max, elliot and nancy, i love you all. i'm so grateful for my colleagues on the board of the glen park merchants association to tony and the best vice president ever marianne delarry. thank you for all you do and i can't miss carolyn from the glen park association who braved the rain to be here. i would not be here without the rules committee, [indiscernible] sharkey and paul terry and sam who was not able to be here today. i would definitely not be here today without the encouragement of the board of the san francisco council district mer tants association. there are many other people i would thank, but instead, i'm going to express my gratitude by working as hard as i can to successfully fulfill my responsibilities as a director of -- of the sfmta board and work for the work for san francisco, residents, students, workers and visitors. providing safe, reliable, clean and well-maintained modes much transportation, motorists, pedestrians, bicycle riders, disabled folks and seniors is the awesome tax that the sfmta staff, m

this is the first time he will be on stage since he starred as billy elliot as a child.g about a cochlear implant. it is a small device that can help people who are deaf or hard of hearing. she is trying to break the stigma of how people talk when they take theirs off. it is great because everyone else out there who might want to go on love island and wears these cochlear implants, do not be afraid. you can do it. i am going to leave you with ten seconds of wrong direction as drivers in edinburgh say that sat nav's keep sending them down this set of steps. it has happened an awful lot lately. you are all caught up now. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm marc edwards — coming up on the programme. it'sjubilantjordan at the asian cup as they stun south korea to reach their first ever final it's misery for murray in marseille though — as the former world number one suffers another first round exit and fury�*s forgiven — oleksandr usyk holds no grudges after their heavyweight fight is postponed — but promises to beat him in may hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday.

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rosemary and elliot, let's go to you now, live in london. what what is the latest on those hostage? go station talks in cairo. >> rosemary, no breakthrough, but no breakdown in the talks either. they are still ongoing, albeit perhaps at a lower level. we of course had the head of the most ad from israel. we have his counterpart from egypt. and of course his counterpart from the us. bill burns, and also the qatari prime minister as well discussing the framework deal that was proposed in paris. just the other week. and also, hamas has counter proposal for a hostage deal that would see the more than 100 israeli hostages who were taken captive as part of hamas's terrorist attacks of october the seventh, who've been in captivity now for more than four months, released in exchange for palestinian prisoners and one of the sticky he points we understand from a us official is the ratio of palestinian prisoners to be freed in exchange for those israeli hostages. we heard for regarding hamas's proposal last week that it was asking for all women miners, elderly, sick palestinian prisoners to be

so we'll see where it goes. >> very interesting, elliot, evan, thank you so much to both of you. coming up. another dramatic hearing in a criminal case against donald trump, his trial date is now set in new york. so what it means for his defense and his presidential campaign we're here to get your side of the store. >> a fares bribery, prostitution. why do we keep ending up here? >> you can't write this stuff. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper, back-to-back premieres sunday at nine on cnn >> grace didn't believe in magic. but her daughter, who's happy to prove her wrong you were made to dream about for years. we will need to help you book it in minutes hello >> keir movement that inspires from starting strong to it's been a week >> so many ways to save life ready, wallet, happy that's 365 by whole foods market, the edge and rash of moderate to severe asthma disrupts my skin night and day despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now i have her invoke run voc is a once-daily pill that reduces the itch and helps clear the rash of eczema fast some are invoked p

elliot, what does it all mean? >> i don't know >> question. what >> what it means is that the trial is not it's not going to trial next month. yeah as as could have happened, it was scheduled. now it's a question of what the court actually does, and i don't think there's any serious question that once the court takes it up, they end up with a similar decision to what the court of appeals decides when they take it up, which is that a former president is are present is not immune from prosecution, from acts, and that's not going to happen in the hearing is april the hearings in april right in some way, that decision probably gets written now the question of how they get there is an open one, and i think it's hard to see how they bring this to trial prior to the 2024 election, it's just the math. it could work, but it'd be very challenging to do. >> but they could start the trial. we don't start that. they could absolutely started probably could actually start trial because here's what would happen. the supreme court would rule sometime probably

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so elliot, as i said, the biden ministration threatened to veto a gaza cease-fire resolution at the urine security council. so what's been the reaction and what impact? to make this have on negotiations and possibly the worn camera, anything there's any great surprise that the us is saying that it would veto this resolution as is. it has vetoed previous un security resolutions that have called for a unit for not unilateral ceasefire, but for a ceasefire in the war between israel and hamas. and the main reason is that it goes against the u.s.'s position, which is that but it supports israel's objective, if not the way that it's doing it, but certainly supports the objective and the goal of destroying hamas. and at the same time doesn't want to see hostage negotiations as poorly as they are going according to the qatari's does want to see those negotiations being torpedoed specifically the u.s.'s envoy to the united nations, saying, we believe the deal, this is the hostage deal that's been mooted, represents the best opportunity to reunite all hostages with their families and enabled a prol

cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, elliot williams, cnn legal analyst. carrie cordero, and cnn chief national affairs correspondent. jeff zeleny elliot, let me start with you first. i mean, is fani willis in peril here? i mean, could she be taught? i'll stop this case. she could and it's up to the judge to decide what the actual remedy is. do you remove the prosecutor? do you bring in another individual from outside? do you not remove the prosecutor and say that well, because of the fact that the relationship was consensual, there are reasons to say that the finances were not his personal finances not commingled such that the trips they went on or permissible and perhaps it all stays. proceeds as normal. it's a mess for the office to be clear, regardless of what the legality is, it is a mess for the office and something they're going have to deal with this, have to put in front of a jury that is seeing all this playing out and carrie, i mean, let's talk about i mean, the main problem here for fani willis and for nathan wade is whether or not the >> judge

$15000.00 over what employees of allegedly taking pos in the october 7th attack on southern israel. elliot portugal in spain pledge to continue financing the agency, which is a lifeline for millions of palestinians and gals that ends the region. but since the beginning all of it's for israel has besieged and detach kansas hospitals, the impact on the 2nd engine palestinians has been given starting. now that some is ready, forces have withdrawn from the north, the she a scale of the result on cost us health care system is being revealed. here's what one journalist documented at the helm of hospital for rehabilitation and artificial limbs. in northern garza the of hundreds of is riley's have health protest in tel aviv demanding that the government does more to ensure the return of all remaining captives, health and goals. and there are currently $136.00 campus housing causes, including live in foreign nationals, a brief truce, and nothing but allowed for the release of $105.00 captives. and jim june was at the demonstration organized by the families of the captain at a time when there is mor

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it says accepted nasa elliot that's but that's in the i often so elderly people being reese, also tainted. yeah. even then they will put you on i these, the hotline ventilation is 12 and finally dying days, weeks let's months later talking. and i don't think you need that or visit site. so i want to know if my life the way i want until the end. that's the one i can no longer do that just makes me again, not should be the end of it. so and again the, it's rare to day that people are in control of their lives at the end of life. will the former nurse get her wish will she encounter paramedics so wouldn't recessive teacher in such a scenario? the, the 89 year old fears that she might end up like this patient. this terminally ill cancer patient is on live support in a coma. after being recessive, dated after his heart stopped, intensive karen, hers, at least knowing decker is looking after him. i'm just going to check something, don't worry. of his kidney and deliver, have already filled, and his brain is barely functioning. that's it. and then we don't believe licensed also when patients are

as there to be a shorter crop prep time, but it makes it really hard to disagree respectfully with elliot. i think it is very political decision actually, because by them refusing to just let the case stand, they have to have their pawprints on it. they have to get involved when it was a very strong decision and they could have just want to stand. so they are involved. >> pretty well to be clear, it wasn't saying it wasn't a political choice at all and just saying that they we were talking about this before. it's the that snoop genus of the united states supreme court. what it is supreme arrogance, what they have done is they've preserved for themselves the final word on this issue. and they have done it at the expense of ever having these charges and the evidence supported the supporting them, ever considered by a fair and impartial jury? because in all likelihood, i mean, it's it's hard to predict with any degree of confidence because they were so many variables that will fall into place as we get these decisions. but i think it's the likelihood is that we will not see a trial of these

he beat fellow englishman elliot slessor, who's ranked 25 places above him, 6—5 in the semi—final.y to win the ascot chase. the horse, ridden by harry cobden, led from the start and won comfortably from l'homme presse in second. it's been a better day for elfyn evans at rally sweden. the briton won stage 12 to move up to third overall. he's just seventeen seconds off second place, but leader esapekka lappi is more than a minute ahead. the rally finishes tomorrow. some sad news to bring you now and the legendary south african cricketer mike procter has died. he was 77 years old. an all—rounder, procter�*s international playing career with south africa was cut short in 1970 when his country was excluded from world cricket because of its apartheid government. he was south africa coach when they returned for the 1992 world cup. he played 1a seasons with gloucestershire 7 five of them as captain — leading them to win the benson & hedges cup in 1977, and taking a hat—trick against hampshire in the semi—final. mike procter, who has died at the age of 77. the new netball super league seaso

so that is ro elliot portugal in spain, touch to continue financing the agency, which is a lifeline for millions of palestinians in casa and region. hundreds of his release of health protests in tel aviv demanding that the government does more to ensure the return of all remaining captives held in garza that are coming to be $136.00 captives held in the region. including 11 foreign nations. a brief choice in november allowed for the release of a 105 captives. how much of june is on the demonstration organized by the assemblies of the captives? at a time when there is more and more speculation in israel about the potential for a cease fire, that would see the release of is rarely capital engaged in exchange for perhaps thousands of palestinian prisoners being released. this is the protest. it happens every week, every saturday, outside of the ministry of defense, which is over here. these, this protests organized by relatives of those capt is being held in gaza. now, when this protest started shortly after october 7th, it was more of assignment protest. this area behind us, this is now k

as estimate of ukrainian casualties, which indicated that key of losses in 2023 were over 200000 elliot, either killed or wounded, adding that up to december last year. the overall number had grown significantly. as you can see on the screen right now, suggesting that as skis estimate is way off a small key to key of a stalling with the bass. continuing in washington, kyla papa, a senior senate aide is now under investigation. according to reports. the issue is frequent trips to ukraine and providing snap. i get the kids for his walk around $13000.00 according to the new york times, which viewed the confidential report, the good taskbar could make cobb park output and, and registered for an agent that we discussed all the latest developments on the ground with political come and data and ready to host the gil, who's tact, but nothing is accurate that comes from ukraine or the west media that is coating key as well. i think we wait a minute to bring into some nation. the next propaganda push from me was a wednesday when he glances the there virtually no casualties on the refraining side.

chicago marathon in 2 hours and 35 seconds, breaking the previous world record set by another kenyan elliot. keep ciocca in 2022 on the healey highlands where they both grew up a home to many of the worlds fastest long distance runners for a few jobs. thousands of young people train pod every day. seeking to make that for teams from athletics. get them is one of the few who made it athletes, sports officials and politicians has paid tribute. can yeah. the, the for autonomy to of, of politic send support in general has lots for a special shining jam. what they to do to him for what he has like shields, he's very sharp life. keep them instead, he aims to run the rest of them. now sitting on the 2 hours in april, and he was widely seen as a contend of gold at the power $76.00 in july to boston, cuz the presidents of, well, dr. essex said he was an incredible athletes leaving an incredible legacy malcolm web out to 0, nairobi, baldes. so for me to mccrae, the news continues up to counting the cost of next 60 years since its foundation. the munich security conference will see lead is a symbol to

the time comes up in israel elliot portugal and stay in touch to continue findings from the agency, which is the lifelines and millions of palestinians, and garza leech and well hundreds of his writings and help protests in tel aviv demanding that the government does more to ensure the return of all remaining captives holding garza that are currently $136.00 captives held in gauze, including 11 foreign nationals, a brief choice in november allowed for the release of a 105. so i'm gonna jump jane is as a demonstration, organized by the families of the captives at a time when there is more and more speculation is real about the potential for a cease fire that would see a release of is really capital gaza in exchange for perhaps thousands of palestinian prisoners being released. this is the process that happens every week, every saturday, outside of the ministry of defense, which is over here. these, this protests is organized by relatives of those captives being held in gaza. now, when this protest started, shortly after october 7th, it was more of a silent protest. this area behind us, thi

chicago marathon in 2 hours and 35 seconds. breaking the previous world record set by another canyon elliot. cape ciocca in 2022 the healey highlands where they both grew up a home to many of the worlds fastest long distance runners. there were few jobs. thousands of young people train pod every day seeking to make that for teams from athletics. gibson was one of the few who made it, athletes, sports officials and politicians has paid tribute 10. yeah, that was the 1st time a to a website to extend supports in general has lots for a special shining gym. they tribute to him for what. ready has like shields, he's very sharp, life keeps him instead, he aims to run the rest of them are sitting on the 2 hours in april and he was widely seen as a contend of gold at the power 76 in july to boston. cuz the presidents of, well, dr. essex said he was an incredible athletes leaving an incredible legacy malcolm web houses, era, nairobi, and focused on supporters of jail, full upon minister and the non con, have blog, ty, ways to protest. last week's election results independent candidates allies to con

you bought for that tax had been carried on elliot. we're unemployed. residential buildings have been targeting one of the latest in which 3 palestinians have very fortunate killed in the eastern parts of roof our district of more than one point. 3000000 people are crammed into southern colors on the other border with egypt. now is very forces are closing in on them. 13 year old we what they have gone out to get to is very snipers. sure. as to try to reach the north or hospital, you find your people to like to ask you why they have to sleep cover leaving half the coins. now, appearing this knife is, this is what this filtering at the school having to do to get some water. the keys inside the south, the rough, what palestinians were told to show time is valuable. plaintiff killed several people. the we were at home and the house has 3 flaws. a large number of residents. suddenly the heat by rocking from monday through the plains. oh. again, a mother's t is a friends last good bye and upgrade and the way that some of do so was there for i'd say us involve

and the secretary general of the united nations continues to swell. israel elliot accused us agency on relief fund works of having linked with the militant wing of hamas, claiming 12 rock stuff were connected with the october. some us attack the claimed the lives of over a 1000. israelis, allegations prompted several countries including america to switch waste of money donations to the agency. but the irish minister of foreign affairs and defense decided to actually take some action. i was deeply concerned of the number on his key toners suspended their funding based navigations against a very small number of staff that have yes to be proven apartments in new york in union. and as we are including the united states, most urgently resend this decision. and resume funding ireland support remains steadfast. i am happy today to announce the funding of 20 minutes in your report under far as operations in 2024. we talked with his door and eli papa who said that israel has tried to undermine owner our activity for years. and gosh, i haven't listened for yourself. i think it's quite the only h

elliot thelig is here.be 14 different migrants and now they are decided to charge them. >> i am glad ice picked them up, they should neverhave been free. when someone gets arrested, are they a flight r.f.k.? no community ties, can't ascertain if they have a criminal record. of course high bail should have been set. second line of inquiry, look at the crime, does this show disrespect for rule of law? beats up a police officer, of course, they should have asked for bail, high bail. i did bail applications in my career, he would say, judge take a good long look at his face, if you don't set bail, you will never see him again. never should have been back on the street. >> steve: in addition to the video of them now we have video of migrants on mopeds and phantom gangs stealing purses and phones and it is a jackpot of money. >> the ring leader was cut loose with no bail. who are prosecutors looking out for? you are supposed to have a defense attorney. on the other side, supposed to be a prosecutor who is out to

and elliot, she was asked about the weapon. a very important moment about who purchased it. and what did she do. she talked about her husband. listen to this. >> are guns your thing? >> not really. >> do you have awareness about guns in your home? >> i do. >> who is responsible for storing the guns. >> my husband is. >> explain why he is responsible for that role. >> i just didn't feel comfortable. being in charge of that. it was more his thing so i let him handle that. i didn't feel comfortable putting the lock thing on it. >> so, she is explaining talking about it wasn't her thing. it was her husband. what was the logic in that? >> i wouldn't feel comfortable putting on the lock thing? the code was 000 to the lock on the firearm. there was negligence all around in this house. what she is trying to do is point the finger at her husband who is also charged with manslaughter here as well. >> a different trial. that is important. >> a different trial. there would have been a little bit of this. and they had different strategies and so on. but i think she is trying to minimize

a lot of kenyan saw him as the next elliot kear trigger, because he is now 38 and ageing and that is soon. ~ , y young, promising career cut too soon. ~ y . ~ young, promising career cut too soon. , ., ~ young, promising career cut too soon. , . ~ y soon. absolutely, thank you very much for speaking _ soon. absolutely, thank you very much for speaking to _ soon. absolutely, thank you very much for speaking to us. - the second and third largest political parties in pakistan have confirmed that they are in talks about whether to form a coalition government, after the general election provided no clear winner. the move has angered supporters of the jailed former prime minister, imran khan, who have been protesting against the results — calling them �*rigged'. independent parliamentary candidates affiliated with mr khan's party, won the most seats — and courts are now hearing their legal challenges. let's speak to the bbc urdu correspondent farhat javed who is in islamabad. does this latest development means we are any closer to some kind of resolution on this?— resolution on this? yes,