thanks john phillip, we'll leave it there. he w correspondent, john set of shelves joining us from valencia in spain. a tear in germany, celebrations of being held to mark the 35th anniversary of the photos to berlin. well, the barrier put up by communist east germany in 1961 stood for 28 years as an emblem of refreshing of oppression. the size is gathered in central berlin to remember the popular uprising which broke down the wall on november, the 9th, 1989, and also ended the regime, the filter of mazda of parking his house at the brandenburg gate. once a symbol of divisions are up to date uh, in a shed after a short break architectural shift takes a look at the cyber slavery going on in the scam factories of myanmar. stay tuned for that. don't forget this time the more using information on our website and you can follow us on social media handle is dw news. i'll be back again at the top of the next year. take care the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in de

here in valencia's suburbs, many people are expected to join the w corresponded john phillips schultz is in valencia. he told me the latest on the funding. you officially risk operation? valencia are continuing today. the government has promised 500 additional soldiers and i see more and more volunteers coming into the region, trying to help the 10s of thousands of the effective people. of course, more than 48 hours after the beginning of this less expenses to find survivors becoming small out by the hour. at the same time, the criticism of the regional government is increasing. a lot of people use face parts of the dfcs that could have been avoided if people had been born early enough, the regional alert system was only activated up to thousands of people has over already in trips and no spaces hoping for support from the european union rebuilding everything with costs, billions and billions of yours. it's a disaster. unprecedented in the history of the country. taiwan is repairing buildings and trying to install pallets of tens of thousands of residents out to suffering a hit when i

and we do w correspondent john phillip shots that reporting for us from valencia. thank you very much. i before we go from size, been hosting a competition. that's not exactly about cutting edge technology. 19 teams have been shopping as sewing their way through the lumber jacking well championships. 3 of them made the final cost, the us, canada, and australia. and ultimately, the shopper rules were victorious via straight in x men, hacked the way to paris was very close for most of the executive titles and most titles overall with the americans in 2nd place, the looks like fun you watch like do the news. here's a reminder of our top story. thousands of people have been killed and many more injured in a suicide bombing at a railway station in the park. this style, the city of quest, a separate says group says it's kevin dollars, via text message from me and those team phenomena. i caught you nicole slowly, so we'll have a world news update for you. at the top of this up next is school slides. and the colleagues meant a japanese woman, challenging the traditional ma

so catastrophic crisis management and valencia and the area around the democrats, one a john phillip charles, that a quick reminder. now if our top story of this election day has come to the united states, governor harris has addressed thousands of photos in philadelphia and promising to be a president portfolio. and donald trump has him. his last rally in grand rapids, michigan setting supporters. he will take america to coach new heights of sorry, your up to date a bad stay with us. for more news and updates every continue in about 45 minutes and about the we are all set and we are watching to see him to bring you the story behind the new wheel on about com, biased information for free might say, due to the tensions are rising in the red sea, humans who see malicious are attacking shipping.

we heard laken riley mother, alison phillips, stepfather, john phillips, sister lauren phillips we heard from numerous classmates, friends roommates that all had to say the same thing that she was a very bright individual with a contagious smile that was always willing to help anybody her stepfather john phillips read a letter that she wrote in december of last year, and the letter was addressed to a husband in the future. and a lot of the testimony that we heard today has to do with that. how the brutal heinous murder of laken riley has robbed not only her but her family, friends and the entire community of that peace that joy that she had. it was not a big surprise to be totally honest with you, boris that judge h. patrick haggard decided to give the defendant the maximum sentence of under in this case. for that matter of life without the possibility of parole but there was always a question there. and when he said that, when he said those words, there was a collective sigh of relief in the courtroom. boris courtroom in athens georgia. >> please stand by. we have back with us misty mor

not only involuntary, but also in other parts of the john phillips shouts in valencia cut all that kinda is an associate professor in the sense of a flight risk and resilience, but al university of london, welcome to d. w. let's start with what might have gone wrong. in our report, we had people criticizing or thought his felt like a warning about this disaster, but we do know the interfering floodway and the system data board repeatedly about the adverse weather system of a central europe. so did spain ignore those warnings? i mean, obviously in detailed investigations will need to happen in terms what happens in the chain of command of those things. but it is quite clear. one cornerstone of community resilience is that you have good communication channel. people need to be informed time needs been previously mentioned, that people were only getting the alerts when they were already sitting and browning costs. these holdings need to happen early, they need to go, why the radio, why a tv. we need to mobile phone emergency services, and nothing not to forget is full so that we need approp

john phillips probably the most famous person buried there. he grew up in that neighborhood. there are lots of ghosts there. i don't have a dog so i don't -- >> very complex. we are coming to our 1:00 o'clock moment. this is the challenge because steve you have so much interesting information and we've got such great questions and so let me just sort of close with the moment that we always have this great audience, so reports that following the wilbur mills incident a song writer friend of hers wrote a song about it and performed and the course was she may be -- may only be a stripper but she has her ways and means. [laughter] >> we invite you to send us a clip of that song so that for the next time we delve in the story, we have ad it. a lot of people asked will you be informed of the next lunch bites, now that you regular thae registered. fascinating stories about the capitol hill near neighborhood that we do and led by steve and his friends. steve has amazing groups of friends that are lovers of the capitol in different ways and so we provide this as a fun activity as we a

last hour, we saw the family of laken riley, her mother, allison phillips and her stepfather, john phillips walking through the courthouse and as you can imagine, this is going to be very difficult for them, and many people here in athens. one of the first things that the special prosecutor sheila ross, one to talk about in her opening remarks was that laken riley, there was a struggle with the defendant and that's the reason why the prosecution was able to collect plenty of evidence. let's take a listen to what the special prosecutor had to say just a few minutes ago. >> >> evidence will show that laken riley fought, she fought for her life and she fought for her dignity, and in that fight, she caused this defendant to leave forensic evidence behind. she also marked her killer for the entire world to see . >> mk, there's a mountain of evidence in this case including phone records, dna evidence that also fingerprints, as you can imagine, the prosecution is going to use this evidence to try to convict the defendant . now back to you. >> thank you very much, john? >> new details in the case o

must have been, not only the mother of lincoln riley, allison phillips, but also her stepfather john phillips was very difficult not only for them but many people in court. >> all right, thanks to you. dramatic new video coming out of amsterdam. why other countries in europe feel this violence could spread next. >>> more anti-semitic violence in amsterdam as rioters clash with police. the unrest first arrived at last thursday with attacks on visiting israelis in the city for a soccer match. most protests have been banned. the turbulence continues. nick robertson filed this report. >> reporter: in the heart of amsterdam anti-semitic dogs attack a throwing rocks, fireworks, setting it alight. next, hurling racial slurs. cancel jews, one shouts. the monday night violence contravening strict police emergency measures intended to prevent such outbursts. three people arrested. the fabled european city has been on edge since last week when fans of israeli soccer team maccabee tel aviv arrived in the city ahead of a match with the dutchc team. thursday and were chased and beaten. israeli officials qu

difficult to see the arrival of laken riley's parents, alice phillips, and lake n riley's stepfather, john phillipso were here for the proceedings this morning. and athens county supreme court judge had already rejected motions by the dwefs to throw out evidence regarding phone records, dna, and also fingerprints. he had also dismissed the motion to have the trial moved elsewhere, and we were expecting to begin jury selection on wednesday, and this morning, the defendant, jose antonio ibarra through his defense attorney, justin kirby, decided that he was going to waive his constitutional right to have a trial by jury, and instead accept a pench bench trial. this means, of course, it will be the judge who will decide ultimately whether he's guilty or not. and we also heard from prosecuting a attorney shelia ross who said last week the defend approached her team saying they wanted to have a bench trial, this is how she explained it in court. lest take a listen. >> they let the state know that they wish to waive the defendant's right to a trial by jury. and instead, this defendant wishes to trial by j

. >> harris: john phillips, the stepdad of laken riley, and her mother, asking the judge to show josecious killer, illegal alien who came across the border and made his way to georgia eventually and kill their precious daughter, laken riley -- asking the judge to show that monster the same no to show that monster the same no more "outnumbered" in a moment . that's what we're doing. , we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. here's an important benefit for veteran homeowners who need cash. you can take out $70,000 or more with the newday 100 va cash out loan. with home values still close to all-time highs, now's the time to turn your home equity into cash. rates on credit cards and car loans have skyrocketed. pay off those high rate cards and costly car

i would tell you that, you know, i text john phillips last week and just told them i know how hard thisy and her friends and really our local community, our state and the whole country is watching this case. told him we were praying for him. this is why we had a change in the election. people are outraged that the border has been this open for this long. have the government transporting people around the country and we have no idea who these people are, where they are going. why the republican governors in this country have repeated asked the biden administration to at least tell us, you know, who are the people that you are moving? where are you taking them and then if you move them somewhere else, to let us know so we can simply know if these people are in our state, if they are in our cities or not, and that has been met with cr crickets. >> lawrence: you talk about the mandate from the election and this is clearly the number two issue for the voters. the economy is number one. but you look at all these progressive mayors, these governors yesterday, they were on air talking about how

and this morning, for the beginning of the proceedings, we mother, alison phillips, stepfather john phillips but multiple members of the family and friends. they filled up as many as three rows. so the courtroom was very, very packed and at moments it becomes very emotional when the prosecution shows some of those pictures that are so graphic, so very difficult to see. >> jim, brianna rafael romo, thank you for the latest from athens georgia. ambassador caroline kennedy is speaking out about her cousin, robert f. kennedy jr. stance on vaccines, calling it dangerous. next, we'll talk to a mother who used to share his views anti-vaccine misinformation that she once promoted hurts children were being held hostage that was being led across the embassy compound. >> people were running up to me shouting, death to america! >> the iran hostage crisis how it really happened sunday at nine on you need new replacement windows, but you're just not sure if they're in the budget this year, right? i'm brian gary here with ted kunz from renewal by anderson. and he's here to talk about how to make window rep

if you're free to talk once again, laken riley mother alison phillips, and stepfather john phillips,father, jason riley, were here at the athens-clarke county courthouse for the proceedings together with extended family, friends and classmates of riley's. we counted more than 20 people yesterday, kate rafael romo. >> thank you so much, john. >> all right. do not go outside if you can avoid it. this morning, the new warning from weather officials as a deadly bomb cyclone slamming parts of the united states and quote i fell down. boom boom boom. jay leno recovering from serious injuries after falling down a 60 foot hill. of america's favorite holiday spend thanksgiving morning with cnn with live coverage of parades around the country. >> john berman and erica hill host cnn. thanksgiving in america live. thursday, november 28th at 8:00 on cnn are you ready for this? >> are you ready for this? are you ready for this new alka-seltzer plus cold or flu fizzy chews chew fizz. >> feel better fast. >> no water needed new alka-seltzer plus fizzy juice. >> you didn't get where you are playing it

which again, if i think to some of the things we talked with john phillips, who's it being revered not for the music, but for his control of 58 individuals. right. of of the great conductors, the turn of the 20th century being seen like puppeteers, more than artists. you know, that's what the bohemians are reacting against, right? they don't like the idea of social control. they want to see it liberalized a bit so that can be more creative than a sort of middle ground can be created. they're very concerned that highbrow culture with its expectations tied to social conformity based, outdated roles, gender and class and ethnicity and race are going to continue to allow certain economic divisions, gender divisions, to continue into the 20th century. so one of the very first thing that the bohemians worked to do was to create spaces where they could all interact with different types of people think they didn't want to necessarily swap up ideas with the kinds of people they grew up with, then want to ignore a smart woman who had something to say because she was a woman and it wouldn't respe

howell, and my husband matt and i have had the blessing of calling laken and lawrence parents john and allison phillips are best friends. john and matt met in college, where they were roommates and fraternity brothers, and they formed a bond as friends that grew into a true brotherhood. this brotherhood between them extended to connect our families together in the same exact way. it is a friendship that runs deep and loves big. our families and children have grown up together and had many adventures and vacations together over the last 20 plus years. we have had the privilege and joy of watching laken and lauren grow up. 272 days ago, on the morning of february 22nd, 2024, our lives were forever changed in a way none of us could have ever imagined. the moment i got the call from my husband that laken had not returned home from her morning run, that no one could get her on the phone and she was missing, i knew in my heart something horrific had happened to her. i had the worst feeling that she was no longer with us, but i prayed and prayed and prayed as i frantically got ready to make the drive to athen

phillipe louis-john: i couldn't see that guy hurting a fly. there's no way possible.ino: she took on our victim's name. she kind of took over our victim's persona. bob kenney: plan a was stuff the body in the trunk and then leave. joe espino: now plan b went into effect. we saw those video tapes. that was like an aha moment. josh mankiewicz: that's when a bright light goes on. we're both shaking our heads going, there's something wrong here. hello, and welcome to "dateline." nurse lanell barsock went out of her way to be kind. she enjoyed helping people and was always there for her friends. but no one could help lanell when she was murdered. police made a quick arrest, but as detectives continued to dig, they uncovered a diabolical plot fueled by jealousy and rage. here is josh mankiewicz with "the breakup." josh mankiewicz: on wednesday morning, bright and sunny in palmdale, california, about 60 miles north of los angeles. the perfect day for two girlfriends to hang out. except this ordinary afternoon was hiding something. it really just blew my mind. like what? i co

john: a couple of challengers. marianne williamson was one of them, dean phillips another, who said look, it's too much about trumpd not enough about policy. listen to what he said. no? >> if that becomes our primary focus, we are going to lose perpetually because that's exactly i think what we have done wrong. we have used condemnation of donald trump versus invitation to donald trump supporters. i have never known any industry, political or professional, in which a strategy of condemnation works better than invitation. >> john: all right, so you are a disaffected democrat, liberal, i don't know what label we want to put on you, if any, what do you think about what he said? >> this whole election came down to the class divide. kamala harris won overwhelmingly with the college educated elites, especially women, and donald trump just ran away with the working class, multiracial, multiethnic working class, and the way he did that, john, was by convincing democrats to vote for him, so i totally agree with marie. i think that a lot of the issues that he raised were compelling to democratic voters. he won the working c

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john to ever published the results of the study and a peer review journal. on the way that it did fault lines. obtained footage of the company's chief scientist phillips, both them testifying under oath as part of a lawsuit against the company. now this is the 1st time it has been made public. this syngenta ever informed the united states environmental protection agency about the loss of delta monroe to a garage of dirt in the study. at the time of the study, there was that this, this was not reported to the epa is i didn't know after we obtained the footage, we spoke to the attorney who question syngenta is representative. in 2021. she won a $187000000.00 settlement from syngenta on behalf of parkinson's patients. what use the power cord? the company did not admit liability. earlier in his career, he sued big tobacco companies. the tobacco play block is doubt and they are the merchants out. that's who they are. the same thing is done here with respect to chemicals. i absolutely agree that power quality is safe to find this and grow is to use wait a minute. they have improved the cpa, who's there to help, as i said, this doubt, doubt, doubt insufficient evi

phillip is next in jackson, mississippi. independent. good morning. caller: john you really got yourself in trouble listening to our comments because basically we're all individuals and all have a individual perception on the madness going on. but my perception has been -- host: it's not trouble, it's a privilege to be able to do it. caller: see, that's a good point. it should be. but be honest, how can it be a privilege in this world when we have so many things we have to accomplish to keep it going and staying out of war that would be a good help. but my point in calling is we don't sit down and talk to each other. we're talking to the phone but not to each other. my big score in life is what i wanted to do is be a race relations consultant to bring people together to talk so we can iron out the realities, the truth from the mistruths and misinformation and we haven't gotten to that point. so when i heard your program this morning and i agreed with a lot of the callers' points. but one of the things we don't -- host: be a race relations consultant for america ri

john missionary baptist church the laymans department, the inspirational choir, the male choir, and the city wide choir. a deacon and chairman of the trustee board. he's iith the following in conclusion a phillipdolph organization and bay v. senior citizen services board member having pride and understanding having pride with hunters point. he understands the needs and troubled intercity -- inner city communities. this was a newly formed group of men that grew up in bay view hunters point community in the 60s during the struggles. chairman of the southeast health center board and also an adviser for the hyper local. oscar was employed with the san francisco redevelopment agency for 45 years and married to his wife pat for 55.5 years she has stood by him through thick and thin with the grace of god. oscar james, we recognize and honor you on this day on tuesday, october 15th 15, 2024. [ applause ] >> put us to shame. >> i'm now going to call for oscar james to come forward and give his remarks. >> first of all, i'd like to thank the commissioners and staff. first give honor to god who i serve on a daily basis. >> amen. >> i wake up for guide answer. many of my friends are gone with egyptian. a