. >> and i'm julian glover. the closures are part of oakland's effort to close a $129 million budget deficit. >> money very tight. the brown outs will impact stations 25 and 28 and are expected to last six months. abc seven news reporter luz pena is following the story and has more. >> reporter this is a reality of a city facing a $129 million budget deficit. cuts need to be made and these two firehouses will close on monday. >> there are no firehouses that we can afford to close. we need every firehouse we have and then some. >> oakland's fire chief said data led them to these stations, which are among the least busy, according to the last published fire response report. oakland's firefighters responded to more than 54,000 calls in 2023. fire engine, 28 responded to just 405. of those. fire station 25 responded to 834. >> right now, these two firehouses will be closed for the next six months through the through the end of the fiscal year. uh- at at the end of the fiscal year. these firehouses will open back up.

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. >> and i'm julian glover. and just that quickly we're learning of a new fire, this one burning near calabasas. we're taking some live images from sky seven there in los angeles county,ven just showing the thick smoke that's been kicked up there. and in the distance you can see that trail of fire. so far, we know that five people have died in the southern california wildfires, and the economic toll in the tens of billions of dollars and still rising as the fires continue to rage there today. >> as the smoke cleared, we got our first real look at all that damage. this from pacific palisades. just a whole community you can see gone. >> and this is a look at where the fires are burning right now with, we know, tens of acres, tens of thousands of acres burning. currently. we want to get to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at the latest conditions right now. karina. >> yeah, we are getting a better view of the destruction from the palisades fire. aerial images now show house after house, neighborhoods le

the gregorian one, the julian one and the full orthodox christians celebrate according to the julian calendar. and the difference at the individual makes 13 days between the 2 calendars. and what's important to mentioned here as well, is that across most early across the russia, the solum services a health, but also across jewish in us being on jerusalem charges as well. and also the services and the faithful return home for a festive meal. see me in the holiday as a family holiday. the say one more reason to take out the bible once again to read with the children. to remember that we should forgive our petty family troubles for c. that's the most important thing. thank you. since this holiday is about family values, traditional values of russia. now in a world of spirit listeners, this holiday is coming up. it is the bulwark of our face. our future and every thing we are trying to achieve some very positive dynamic, so it's always the expectation of a miracle, of course, but almost like from childhood. for the rest of my life, i guess for big carries 3. it's a magical feeling. it is

julian, there's a lot of work left to do.n apocalyptic scene in southern california valleys filled with smoke and flames taking over hillsides as at least four major wildfires burn out of control, embers flying all around pushed by hurricane strength winds. >> oh, and we have, you know, a partial structure collapse. >> this afternoon, we got our first look at the devastation from the air, the winds slowing enough for helicopters to fly safely. >> it's armageddon. i'm driving through a war zone right now, and i don't even know what to say. i'm speechless. i'm shocked. >> the winds also kept firefighters from launching water, dropping helicopters, people running with buckets of water in their hands, trying to do anything they could to save homes, others rushing to grab any belongings they could. neighbors tried but could not save. the symington family's home of 24 years. it makes me want to cry, but it also in the midst of the dark hour, puts a little ray of love and hope. >> all the stuff that's here is replaceable. >> people

. >> and i'm julian glover. more than 35,000 acres have burned and thousands of homes have burned with it. and what could end up being one of the most expensive wildfires in california history? >> today, more images of all the damage, homes and lives destroyed. this as crews continue to work to try to put out the fire. still burning out of control. six fires have scorched los angeles county and four remain burning. today, many residents were dropped from their fire insurance plans before the flames hit, and those insured are concerned about whether or not they will get the funds to rebuild. >> i want you all to know that we are going to be working diligently with the state to make sure that those that are insured get the financial help they need. >> the palisades and eaton fires are still the most destructive with the least containment. more than 7000 structures were damaged or destroyed in the eaton fire alone. another 5 to 6000 from the palisades fire. fire officials are hopeful for progress. >> a lot of reall

. >> and i'm julian glover. we had a wet start to the day and we're not totally in the clear just yet. the snow is coming down in the sierra. this road sign has the best advice. slow the fast down. chains are required for drivers, and right now, traffic is stopped on i-80 because of spinouts there. >> now, here's a snapshot of conditions here in the bay area. as you look around, look around some of our cameras located in different spots around the bay area. it is mostly clear out there and mostly dry as you can see. now let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> she's got an eye on both the surf and the snow. sandhya. yeah, absolutely. >> and julian and dan, let's take a look at first the snow, because it is just coming down. this is from zephyr cove. it really looks like winter at this hour. this is why it's not a good idea to head up there, even though it's beautiful to look at from the camera perspective. not great to drive until 10 p.m. tonight we have a winter storm warning in effect. we'

sandhya. >> yeah, and stephanie and julian. all the right conditions came together, which is why we've seen explosive and devastating wildfires in southern california. not only is it critically dry down there, you have the gusty, strong offshore wind event, the santa ana winds right now 46 miles an hour at malibu. you can see there mount lukens troc trail, 35 miles an hour, looking at some of those fires that are burning. palisades fire is now over 15,000 acres. we have the newest fire that has just broken out, the lidia fire as we take a look. the red flag warning is in effect as damaging santa ana winds will continue until 6 p.m. tomorrow. winds are expected to eventually drop off, but until then, today, the risk of wildfire remains in the extreme category across the region. it is still a life threatening situation. winds will slowly back off, initially remaining gusty through the night and going into tomorrow morning. and then by tomorrow evening those winds really start to dial back as we head into late night hours. hopeful

julian zelizer, great talking to you. thank you so much. thank you. later tonight, the cnn film jimmy carter, rock n roll president, explores how the 39th president formed a lifelong bonds with artists like willie nelson, the allman brothers and bob dylan, and how his deep love of all kinds of music informed his storied life and career. jimmy carter, rock n roll president, airs tonight at 7:00 eastern right here on cnn. the latest in the new orleans terror case. new questions about the explosive devices planted inside coolers by the attacker. we'll have a live report and new video of the cybertruck driver at a tesla charging station as he made his way to las vegas and detonated explosives in the truck outside a vegas hotel. >> kobe believed in himself at the youngest possible age. >> it's one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. i don't want to be remembered as just a basketball player. kobe premieres january 25th on cnn. >> want the fastest working glp one for half the price? ro now offers fda approved weight loss injections cheaper with

joining us now, julian epstein. julian has 15 years of experience on capitol hill. chief counsel for house judiciary during the clinton impeachment. so no jail time or other punishment, a sentence in name only. you've said this new york case is a political abuse of the justice system. can you explain that to the viewer, julian? >> yes. thanks for having me on, liz. yes. this is, essentially, a gross abuse of the justice system. the unconditional discharge today is the judicial equivalent of saying never mind. they put the country through this for two years all for naught. it's an abuse of the the legal system, liz, because no american ever in the history of this country has been prosecuted on this fact pattern. your viewers don't need to know anything else other than that. if donald trump's name was something other than trump, he i would have never been prosecuted. the judge is was conflicted, the prosecutor was conflicted. it will be reversed on at least three different grounds. there was never any notice as to what the actual charges were. the jury was able to pic

if i were you, julian and dan, i would hold off on that. travel to tahoe today.ou can go up tomorrow. it will be better conditions. let me show you live doppler seven right now. let's talk about what came through. we did have some rain, obviously started early in the day during the commute. and as the front went through, that's when we saw our steadiest of the rain. as we take a look at the sierra, you will notice all that snow that is falling right now. they are reporting some heavy snow. they're chaining up on the all roads leading up to the mountains. and there are some areas that are dealing with closures. so we had a few lightning strikes off the northern california coast earlier today. and we still have a little bit of energy off the coast. so we're going to keep a couple more showers in the forecast. first, let's talk about the sierra until 10 p.m. tonight. we do have that winter storm warning above 5500ft. with the gusty winds and snow it's going to be hazardous driving conditions. let's talk about the rain. most areas were about a half an inch or less. b

the judy and one and the full orthodox christians celebrate, according to the julian calendar. and the difference of the individual makes the team days between the 2 calendars and what's of importance to mentioned here as well, is that across not early across the rush of the soul and services a helpful also across jewish in us being and you re send them a check just as well, and also the services and the faithful return home for a festive meal. see me in the holiday is a family holiday to say one more reason to take out the bible once again to read with children. to remember that we should forgive our petty family troubles for us . that's the most important thing. you mess this holiday is about family values, traditional values of russia. now in a world of spirit, listen, is this holiday is coming. it is the bulwark of our faith. our future and every thing we are trying to achieve that as a dynamic. it's always the expectation of a miracle, of course, but almost like from childhood. for the rest of my life, i guess for with carries 3. it's a magical feeling. it is a great joy,

sandhya. >> yeah, stephanie and julian. this is a particularly dangerous situation unfolding with life threatening gusty winds and critically dry fuels. looking at the conditions near the fire, it's a drying north wind gusting to 23 miles an hour. a pacific palisades area you can see surrounding areas. malibu hills 62 miles an hour 60 malibu. when those winds come down the mountains and move towards the ocean, they pick up speed and there's no sign that the winds are going to let up a life threatening situation unfolding with the red flag warnings going isolated. gusts 80 to 100 miles an hour. they've already seen that in the surrounding areas. we've had our gusty winds. looking frm our kgo roof camera right now 30 mile an hour winds in oakland hills, hood mountain, just over that 42 mount umunhum at the lower elevations, 32 miles an hour in napa right now. wind advisory going until 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. we are looking at gusts anywhere between 40 to 50 miles an hour. and when we look at the hourly wind gusts, you'll no

i'm julian glover. it was a game of political musical chairs at oakland city hall today, council member kevin jenkins was voted in as the new council president, and that makes him the interim mayor. jenkins will be the third mayor oakland has seen in just the last month, following the recall of shengtao, outgoing city council president nikki fortunato. bass was the interim mayor after tao's departure, but she's now left the city council to be sworn in. as in alameda county supervisor. we heard from the interim mayor jenkins just a short time ago. >> we all have to work together. there are some serious issues in the city, but we're only going to get past it. working together. the residents of oakland absolutely demand it. we want to get back to a place where we're doing our basic services well, where we're getting our unsheltered folks housed, where we're filling potholes, where our fire stations are open, and i'm sure that we will work together, get this figured out, and make sure that we get the budget

i do not plead guilty to anything else. julian, the phones is guilty says b u s. field for you, opening the pandora's books of washington's violations across the world and songs, as you heard him, that tells a council of europe says she's do fee of $1.00 thing, only journalism from the moment, which he likes best onto the scene. publishing improves of diplomatic cables implicating washington in atrocities. i'm the alleged will crimes a song she was a mocked mind. the on the with so much a going that faces washington, this elite had toyed to spin, which he likes as a site endangering the lives of american troops and not does the hopping jeff over the troops. the julian assigns, endangered the lives of our troops in a time of war, and should have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law abiding administration's plea deal with assigned as a miscarriage of justice. and this honors the service and sacrifice of the men and women of our armed forces in their families. there should be no plead deals to avoid prison for any one that endangers the security of our military or the national

the julian assigns, endangered the lives of our troops in a time of war. and should have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law abiding administrations. please deal with assigns as a miscarriage of justice. and this honors the service and sacrifice of the men and women of our armed forces and their families. there should be no plea deals to avoid prison for any one that endangers the security of our military or the national security of the united states. ever. others so astonishes fight through which he makes is one to expose the truth, a quote to elizabeth trades. the council of europe's parliamentary assembly declared he had been held as a political prisoner, a few months old to his release from bel most present. a song spoke out saying that one former director of the sky had planned to kidnap on the sass relate to him. he also tuesday agency leading a town pain of a tax on his family in a bid to see retribution. it is now a matter of public record that under compel is explicit direction. the c, i a drew up plans to kidnap and to assassinate me

julian zelizer, thank you so much for your analysis. >> thanks. >> all right. still to come, a new york judge upheld president donald trump's felony conviction, i should say, in his so-called hush money case. why? the judge said the trump, though, will not face any penalties. >> plus, trump helped push mike johnson across the finish line to remain house speaker. what does this say about his influence on capitol hill? we'll talk about it all after the break. >> plus, a cnn exclusive. new video shows the new orleans suspect preparing for the deadly rampage shortly before he drove his truck through crowds on bourbon street on new year's day. we'll have that after the break. in. >> i lay on my back, frozen, thinking the darkest thoughts, and then everything changed. dana said, you're still you. and i love you, super man. >> the christopher reeve story coming in february. >> who knows what tomorrow will bring. but as for me, i'm waiting to see me? who knows? >> who knows? we handcraft every stearns and foster using the finest materials like indulgent memory foam and

i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian massage before his cafeteria and torture by the british. the reason i called intel, i mean i can give you a little slower to give you, but i don't think it is in danger. no, i think he's done it. his deal way had to say he even knows that he was a journalist and did some things, but i think that's probably as much as one can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows, i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you are not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm old, but anyways, he is. he's okay now as a drug, thank you and that's it for the show. i'll continued condolences to those surviving u. k u s. and you on violence here in the middle east. we will be back from or on washington as well, with the brand new episode. on monday, joined by the c. i. as for mackenzie, tara chief, dr. michael sure. until end keeping. josh, why will i social media if it's on sent to the annual country? and i, to a general, going on want to keep you on the come to watching you and all that besides of

julian: our base case is for episodic volatility.e saw that number, 2.5% core pce hit the screen on december 18 and then we had a massive volatility spike. we go back to august, there were a couple of memes. but we are still in a booming market but that is the world we are living in. jonathan: this takes us to bond yields. are we at the mercy of the bond market still in this equity market? julian: i wouldn't say at the mercy, but it is much more important than it has been in the past. because it is going to be part of what guides the ability of the incoming trump administration to achieve what it is trying to do. the feedback might be well, some of the policies are perhaps more inflationary and yes we got to figure out what to do with the debt ceiling that for equity investors at these valuations, you have to be sensitive to bond yields. annmarie:annmarie: which raises the question of whether the most important economic point is going to be jolts for the 10 year option. a time when you are seeing an increase in longer-term yields vs.

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julian and anna couldn't get a hold of their mom.able to get a hold of larry. but when you can't get a hold of your mom-- like, moms always call back, text, something. they were getting really nervous and upset. and no communication? no communication. we just thought sometimes you can't get a hold of people, but it was very bizarre. andrea canning (voiceover): back in zambia, larry was making final arrangements at this funeral home. grace muzorewa, who worked there at the time, showed us the logbook. there's her name. yes, yes. yeah, bianca t. rudolph. andrea canning (voiceover): grace was there when larry came by to identify bianca's body. what was his demeanor like? how was he handling the situation? he was mourning the wife, of course. he was crying. did your heart go out to him as you're watching this? i told him, i said, you know, just leave everything to god. you know, these things happen. and that's how we ended with him. andrea canning (voiceover): less than a week after bianca's death, larry left lusaka. it was a long journe

. >> and i'm julian glover.nd we're not totally in the clear just yet. the snow is coming down in the sierra. this road sign has the best advice. slow the fast down. chains are required for drivers, and right now, traffic is stopped on i-80 because of spinouts there. >> now, here's a snapshot of conditions here in the bay area. as you look around, look around some of our cameras located in different spots around the bay area. it is mostly clear out there and mostly dry as you can see. now let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> she's got an eye on both the surf and the snow. sandhya. yeah, absolutely. >> and julian and dan, let's take a look at first the snow, because it is just coming down. this is from zephyr cove. it really looks like winter at this hour. this is why it's not a good idea to head up there, even though it's beautiful to look at from the camera perspective. not great to drive until 10 p.m. tonight we have a winter stormwa

laughter you've frightened her, julian. i'm not surprised. mabu, we see evidence of how the local villagers still use the forest. we just come across what's known as a gin trap. this is used by local hunters, and the idea behind it is that these extremely sharp teeth snap onto the legs of an animal, when it walks through the trap. the basic idea is that this catches the animal, holds it in place, keeps it alive — in excruciating pain — anywhere else in the world. laughter you've frightened her, julian. i'm not surprised. laughter as we walk through mabu, we see evidence of how the local villagers still use the forest. we just come across what's known as a gin trap. this is used by local hunters, and the idea behind it is that these extremely sharp teeth snap onto the legs of an animal, when it walks through the trap. the basic idea is that this catches the animal, holds it it's rare. why spend the effort in coming deep into the forest when you can get all your food on the edge? though frowned on by some, hunting is clearly still an important

on the julian one and that's for uh, orthodox christians, celebrate according to the julian calendar. and the difference at the individual makes 13 days between the 2 calendars. and what's important to mentioned here as well, is that across, not only across the russia, the solum services, a helpful also across jewish in us being on jerusalem charges as well. and also the services and the faithful return home for a festive meal. what's interesting to mention his thoughts, a just across mosca, over 500 churches will be open on christmas day on we have the most beautiful support right here behind me. that's the christ. to save you a procedural a very, very special one. and it's actually the subject tool as one in the world and the biggest one in russia. and it was actually demolished back in 1931 and rebuilt in just 5 years in between the 19941999. with the help and donations from all across the nation. russian orthodox, bishop patriot curio, gave his traditional christmas message to all the believe us out. then he asked to pray for rescue of the pressing those of wolf as well as for the

julian emmanuel. it's good for banks, we're going to hear from them. >> jpmorgan traded great today. what's the read on the consumer, how is business activity going, and we're going to get all of that by the end of this week. when i think about it -- and tim just mentioned going back to july and august, there was a growth scare. this is a perfect ingredient in my opinion where aluations are in stocks here. the concentration of this index. we also have two years that have been powering the secular shift as far as generative ai. if there is a digestion phase, if capex starts coming down, if you do not see the use cases for this technology and return on investments, you put that together with the potential for an economy here, but also overseas, that is going to start to feel the effect of just dollar yields. and then the last thing is the deflation in china, i don't know if that's fixed this year. if that is exported around the world or at least in the emerging world, that will weigh on our u.s. multina

should it become a symmetric and do a strategic and outside of west asia. julian hassan who gave us so much information with that, i suppose. i recall most importantly, babs at the moment, the memo from uh, jake sullivan to hillary clinton thing isis was on the us aside in syria as long as smoke for the 1st time about his torture. the counsel of your meeting this week. how far do you think his life is in danger away from all of these other here? big geostrategic topics. i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian massage before his cafeteria and tortured by the british. the reason i called tell, i mean i can give you a notice or 2 to view, but i don't think it is in danger. no, i think he's done his deal way out to say he even knows that he was a journalist and did some things, but i think that's probably as much as one can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows? i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you are not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm hopeful. anyways, he is. he's okay now as a drug. thank you. and

i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian. massage before is the cavity of it and torture by the british. of course i called tell, i mean i can give you a notice or 2 to view, but i don't think it is in danger. no, i think he's done it. his deal way have to say he even knows that he was a journalist and that did some things, but i think that's probably as much as one can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows? i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you are not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm old. but anyway, it's that he is. he's okay now how's the drug? thank you and that's of of the show. i'll continue to condolences to those surviving u. k. you as you on violence here in the middle east will be back from or on washington as well, with the brand new episode on monday joined by the c. i. as for mackenzie territory, for dr. michael sure, until end keeping josh viral. social media results sent to the new york country and i to a journal going under warranty, vulnerable, they'll come to us and you and all th

i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian. massage before is the cavity of it and torture by the british. of course i called tell. i mean i can give you little sorry to give you, but i don't think it is in danger. no, i think he's done his deal way out to say he knows that he was a journalist and did some things, but i think that's probably as much as long can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows? i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you're not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm hopeful. anyways, he is. he's okay now how's the drug? thank you. and that's of, of the show of continued condolences to those surviving u. k. you as you on violence here in the middle east will be back from or on washington's wall with the brand new episode on monday joined by the c. i is pulling the account to to retrieve dr. michael sure. until end, keeping jace bible as social media results sent to the annual country and to our channel going onto on tv, on mobile dot com to let you know that besides of going underground see m

i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian massage before his cafeteria and torture by the british. of course i called tell, i mean i can give you a notice or 2 to view, but i don't think it is in danger. no, i think he's done his deal way out to say he knows that he was a journalist and that did some things, but i think that's probably as much as one can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows? i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you're not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm old. but anyway, it's just, he is, is okay. now how's the drug? thank you. and that's of, of the show i'll continue to condolences to those surviving u. k. u. s. u on violence here in the middle east will be back from or on washington's wall with the brand new episode on monday, joined by the c. i. as for mackenzie, tara chief, dr. michael sure, until end keeping. josh, why will i social media results out to the whole country and i to our channel going on. we want to keep you on revel dot com to watching you and all that besides of goin

sandhya. >> yeah, and dan and julian, you're probably looking outside going the sun's out.t. let me show you a live view right now from our homewood camera up in the sierra. you can see just how snowy the ground is right now looking at live doppler seven. snow is falling in the sierra as you just heard them mention chain controls and road closures. we're still watching some wet weather moving in. so first let's start out with the. now it's appearing to be a little bit of a lull, but we do have a couple of spotty showers beginning to pop up once again in kentfield larkspur area, and some thunderstorms developed along the mendocino coastline. there was one isolated cell right near our coast, so just keep in mind that this was just a little bit of instability as we go. hour by hour. 7:00 tonight, some showers move into the north bay. 10:00 pm in the san francisco east bay locations and going into 1130, then you'll get a break just in time for the weekend. we

column does of the russian orthodox christmas, if celebrations on the 7th of january, according to the julian calendar, while the catholic christmas is celebrated on the 25th. according to the gregorian calendar, and the gregorian calendar was in fact introduced in the country uh back in 1918, but the russian, most adults touch dismissal. decide dan and is still uses the julian talent. uh uh, and uh, the floor there. i should be searching the difference between the 2 and the suit themselves as a how no turn in russian, but so across to judge of georgia and of course georgia, jerusalem, and a. so i'd be in touch as an officer, the services and the believe was the the say, the faithful returned to that home and sit down for a festive meal. and as you can see behind me, you got this really beautiful school to the christ to save you the rose right behind me. and what's really interesting to mention is that in last go across the christmas day as well. over $500.00 churches will be open. uh we uh, i can the price to say the, uh, the, sorry, excuse me, the, uh, christ to say the cathedral is actuall

full uh, orthodox christian, celebrate according to the julian calendar and the difference at the end of oh, makes 13 days between the 2 calendar. and what's important to mentioned here as well, is that across smoke early across the russia. the solum services a helpful also across jewish in us being on jerusalem charges as well. and also the services and the faithful return home for a festive meal. what's interesting to mention his thoughts, a just across mosca, over 500 churches will be open on christmas day on we have the most beautiful support right here behind me. that's the christ. to save you a procedural a very, very special one. and it's actually the subject tool as one in the world and the biggest one in russia. and it was actually demolished back in 1931 and rebuilt in just 5 years in between the 19941999 with the help and a nation.

that's the night. julian forces have an issue with corruption because according to this quote, but a 2000 went 24 team. this is 2024. i'm the 2 of the 1st off. now, we don't have such allegations. if the how the fox, i'm shortly we're able to bring out what those i mean. and if you will, trouble electronically is captured. so he's not anything he did it. how does fox bring it out way? so what we don't want is somebody sitting down somewhere, i'm just assuming that to that happening when they're not. and that's one of the reasons why to me on that i had the privilege of being here with. absolutely, i don't wanna say a big thank it's it'll put your heads are also present. our country is that police people shoot on this time the we're fighting the war. we need everybody to protest together. little folks, i'm the, i'm the semester will fit within the which is not only to my g, i live in west africa recycling area. and in fact, if lots, if actions that will take you is going to involve the whole entire world. you mentioned a few good guys of trying to do a good job when i talked about cor

this has been diag julian air force carried out. what they describe is erroneous strikes, some targets in kaduna state. that's in the north of 9 to into september and getting 24 people entering many more follows what they say is an apparent catalogue of mishaps that have killed hundreds of civilians since 2017, including a striking of religious celebration and could do in a state that killed $85.00 firstly, how do you explain these allegations? sofa would appear at least to human rights watch to be devastating. finally, as on behalf of the apples. well i, i know that we all understand the way human being, so we have bunch make mistakes and then they're just professional mistakes. sometimes that'd be on your control. we don't control the weather. we don't control the atmosphere. so even when you have it right, 6 to comment on when it happens, we take responsibility. we make amends um, functional welfare for 15 years. i mentioned how many human legs i last. we are really very sorry about that, but then do what goes on. we have to stop

according to the julian calendar on january 7th, last year ukraine switched to observing christmas and assembled those curiously. there came jermel and it has over seen a so successful test of a new into media drained, hypoth sonic ballistic missile. that's according to state media. it's a said to have flown a 12 times the speed of sound before hitting the target of the country's east coast tongue. claims them is uh, quote, quote, effectively penetrate any defense barrier. south korea's onto corruption. investigate is all seeking a new arrest warrant for the impeach president. doing so. the old, off of the last one expired on monday. investigate is failed to take him into custody. following a stand with the president, secure to service last week, june has refused to comply with prostitute is over. it is short lived in possession of martial law and descend. but he remains hold up in his residence surrounded by hundreds of guns, supporters and opponents. i've been rallying outside now let's go to general is probably an example. he joins us from sole, probably in the arrest for and for yo

today, they are celebrating new year's day, since they follow some customs of the old julian calendaro and welcome to sportsday. i'm will perry, here's what's coming up. tyson fury walks away from boxing once again but there are still some who think a fight with anthonyjoshua will still happen. david moyes says the everton job is a "different beast" and rejoining the club was "too big an opportunity "to turn down". and we're on the golf course with peter 0demwingie. once a premier league footballer, now a golf pro. former world heavyweight champion tyson fury has announced his retirement from boxing again. it's not the first time he's said he'll leave the sport — hence scepticism around whether this really is the end. last month, fury lost his rematch against 0leksandr usyk. his announcement comes just a couple of days after anthonyjoshua said a fight with fury "had "to happen this year" and that he believed it would. with more, here's our boxing reporter, ade adedoyn. today's press conference to announce what is a huge bill in saudi arabia has been overshadowed by this news tyson fur

according to the julian calendar on january 7th, last year we tried to switch to exhibit christmas. i understand no story in state, maybe as a lady kim jong has are the same. a successful test of a new intermediate range, hypersonic ballistic missile. it is said to have flown at 12 times the speed of sound before heading the target of the countries east coast. if young, young claims that we saw could quite effectively penetrate any defense berry, the story is anti corruption. investigate, is us taking to extend an arrest warrant for impeached president units of york after it expired on monday, investigate is filed to take them into custody following a stand off with the president security service last week. it has refused questioning 3 time. so i think his break in position, if possible, last month in remains hold up in his residence, surrounded by hundreds of guides, is supporters and opponents have been rolling out. so he's on the right. well, let's go straight to general us, probably in cadets now who joins us from solve. i'll be in the deadline for the rest. one of in page south

in office, i'm going to pardon edward snowden and i'm going to drop charges, all charges against julian assange. [applause] i'm curious how president trump is going to defend his attacks on the constitution when i meet him on the debating stage. i invited him to a debate, but he declined. at some point, i hope that he has the courage to stand up there so we can all talk about these issues to make sure that these assaults on our constitution never ever happen again. we need to have a civics lesson or the american people to make sure this is never repeated. [applause] when president trump left office, the assault on the constitution intensified. president biden violated a freedom so fundamental that james madison didn't think to put it in the bill of rights. he never imagined that the government could mandate medical procedures to unwilling americans in violation of bodily autonomy. [applause] that's what happened during the pandemic. a program of coercion and information chaos and information control that prevented the public from making fully informed choices. that wasn't the worst of i

according to the julian calendar on january 7th, last days you can switch to observing christmas in the same path. a winter storm is tumbling parts of the east and us off to sweeping through the midwest. some areas have seen that heavy snow full in decades. the storm has been blamed for 3 deaths and hundreds of thousands are without power. the united states is being pummeled by a mass of winter storm system ice and snow, but a deep freeze on this highway in ohio as traffic ground to a standstill for 7 hours in kansas city. elbow. grease was the only way be stranded motorists could get back on the road as the snow continued to pile up. forcing the governor to send out the national guard in some regions. further south, the snowfall cause travel chaos for states not used to heavy smells like here in louisville. kentucky is airport. across the u. s. over 2000 flights were cancelled . and 20000 more delayed. and some locals have already lost patients within your record snowfall. it can be worse and with more snow on the way it's already back to the shovel that i got to work tomorrow. so maki

questions about what will this book look like to people when i am gone, the first line of my bio is julianpoet, and you'd be i'd be lying if i said i haven't thought about what is going to be the edit of that when that is no longer functionally true. but i know that because of that question it was harrowing to deal with but i also know that because of that question, i've come away with the book i wanted to write. i've come away with the book that says the things that i wanted to say. months have passed i barely regret, not including sopranos essay. it wasn't ready it wasn't. but yes, i think that like know you think about it in that sense of just like what am i fidelity to my own taste. how many of previous books that they are pulling this useful strategy and sales data from. i'm not it's not me take a chance on my publisher i. am taking shots at some of the people who rejected it. but you know, how much of what their from. hopefully i'm not building to to of a bridge between what you were about black masculinity studies how like this is all black cis men and it would be kind of hard for y

docs christians celebrate according to the julian calendar, and the difference of the individual makes the team days between the 2 calendars. and what's important to mention here as well, is that across most early across the russia, the solum services of health, but also across jewish in us, being on jerusalem charges as well. and all of the services and the faithful return home for a festive meal. see me in the holiday as a family holiday. the say one more reason to take out the bible once again to read with children. to remember that we should forgive our petty family troubles for us . that's the most important thing. you mess this holiday is about family values, traditional values of russia. now in a world of spirit, listen, is this holiday is coming. it is the bulwark of our face, our future. and every thing we are trying to achieve some very positive dynamic. so it's always the expectation of a miracle, of course, like from childhood, for the rest of my life, i guess for big carries 3. it's a magical feeling. it is a great joy, a great christian holiday. we live in russia. this is