. >> it's going to be jeremy and. >> i it's the subject of the new fox nation series called love youly cochran story. and you saw them in that clip, detectives on this case laura and jeremy ogden and they join us now who ended up meeting each other during this investigation and falling in love. we will hear your story in a moment. first, tell me what happened. >> working in a small town at the police chief, definitely not handling many murders ains anyone's in michigan. >> in upper michigan and we had a couple that had moved to town recently from indiana. the wife kelly cochran was the wife of jason cochran, was working with our victim chris regan. they were having an affair. they were both fairly new to town. he went missing. he was reported missing almost two weeks after he was actually missing. so it put us back a little bit. didn't expect the outcome to be what it was. would eventually find out, you know, that kelly cochran and her husband killed and dismembered him. >> because she was having an affair with him. >> right. >> >> ainsley: jeremy, this is when you come in because th

jeremy bowen joined me in the studio a bit earlier and i asked if there was anything new that came ofarantees. was claiming was the case, the europeans also disagree he was fairly diplomatic i did not want to be ambiguous in that meeting said, take being bullied. obfuscation, i think everyone who watch that, to suggest there is reasonable evidence, perhaps that guys, i agree, where do i sign? what will he be able to do to build those bridges? donald trump is feeling. the head of nato is in the position where has to keep a strong eye on all of the important leaders inside of nato and the most important one is donald trump so if there president trump took office. and it is very, very important for them to get those military supplies. jeremy bowen he explained how recent events might signal the end of the post—war world security order in europe. it's definitely the end of the post—world war two it's one in which the us has made clear that so i think when you combine all of that with the debacle of the very argumentative press at which they're moving. i think that's incredibly important.

and what is the latest here, jeremy? >> well, kate. >> israel. >> is very much trying to change the dynamic here in the negotiations with hamas, essentially putting aside what was supposed to happen, meaning negotiations with hamas to get to phase two and three of this agreement, which would entail an. >> end to the war. >> the release of all the remaining hostages, and the withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza, and instead trying to force hamas into accepting. >> a very. >> different type of. >> proposal, one that the israeli. prime minister says. >> was put forward by. >> steve witkoff. >> president trump's special envoy for the middle east, and the proposal that the prime minister is proposing here is. >> to. >> extend phase one of this agreement to see half of the remaining living and dead hostages released in exchange for seven more weeks of. ceasefire that would take us. through the holy muslim month of ramadan, as well as the jewish holiday of passover. but as israel does so, it is also saying that hamas, in not

. >> jeremy como maestro en el distrito escolar allen y el cristal fue encontrado culpable de abusare de cuatro niÑas, enfrenta 17 cargos de abuso relacionados dice que es posible que haya mÁs vÍctimas hispanas. yo creo que como muchas de las unidades de ese distrito escolar tienen miembros indocumentados, miedos de meterse un problema y hacer una denuncia. los abusos comenzaron desde el aÑo 2017 y continuaron durante varios aÑos mÁs. >> el seÑor era considerado y le daba premios a los estudiantes, le prestaba atenciÓn especial y tener juego a que ponÍa a las estudiantes en sus piernas y una de las niÑas durante el juicio criminal de que mientras hacÍa eso el maestro tenÍa una erecciÓn. el abogado le pido el pÚblico que si sabe de mÁs vÍctimas contacte con las autoridades. sobran los abusos habÍa ocurrido entre 2018 2022 en las escuelas primarias, una de las cosas mÁs preocupantes es que despuÉs que la primera niÑa denunciÓ el abuso no le creyeron en la escuela y el maestro pudo continuar trabajando. >> bastante terrible este caso y por supuesto que nosotros continuamos con mÁs infor

a shout out to my sister allie and jeremy, who tortured me along the way, and my sister-in-law becky as well. i want to thank my wife lauren and our 11 month old son levi. lauren, thank you for being my moral compass, the brains behind our operation, and my best friend. [applause] i know there have been a few discussions since election day. governors do still need to take out the trash. levi is truly -- where did levi go? he is truly the m.v.p. of the 2020 for election. what you don't know is there's no way we would have won the election without levi giving us a solid, uninterrupted 11 hours of sleep every night during the campaign. it's no joke. my wife is a master sergeant of sleep. and to the best big brothers, wyatt and owen, how about a math question? you ready? how can 10 plus 10 and 11 plus 11 equal the same thing? that's right. 10 plus 10 equals 20 and 11 plus 11 equals 22. you didn't have that on your bingo card, did you? math questions? i'm incredibly proud to call delaware my home. delaware instilled in me a deep sense of purpose, and understanding of right and wrong, a be

jeremy diamond reports from tel aviv. >> after. >> his voice trembling with emotion, yarden bibas summons what strength he has left to say one final goodbye. his wife shiri and their two children, fear and ariel, are finally being laid to rest. 16 months after they were all abducted from their home near the gaza border. >> mishmish. like me, kayla tausche. >> apricot yarden says, calling his wife by her pet name, who will help me make decisions without you. do you remember our last decision together in the safe room? i asked if we should fight or surrender. you said fight, so i fought. shiri, i'm sorry i couldn't protect you all. yarden was also taken hostage on october 7th, but held separately. now, just weeks after regaining his freedom, heartbreak. i'm sure you're making all the angels laugh with your silly jokes and impressions, he says to his eldest, ariel. i hope there are plenty of butterflies for you to watch, just like you did during our picnics. sir, i'm sorry i didn't protect you better, but i need you to know that i love you deeply and miss you terribly. i miss nibbling on you

jeremy pack kenya taught at elk krista elementary school and decimal allen elementary in san bruno. he's charged with 22 counts of assault and is currently out of custody on more than a million dollars. bond. he is due back in court on wednesday for his 5th day of the trial. meanwhile, a teacher from cesar chavez language academy in santa rosa has been arrested, accused of sexually abusing a minor. there. he's identified as 34 year-old gino. that's the area. police are now working to determine if he hurt other students. >> if you're experiencing fever and chills and headaches, you're not alone. california continues to experience one of its worst flu seasons in years tonight. medical experts are saying what you can do about this and also warn another infectious diseases making the rounds. but first, dan kerman reports. >> for several weeks, flu cases in california have been on the decline, but the number of cases remains much more than usual as california experiences, one of its worst flu outbreaks in more than a decade. i think we're peaking and starting to go down a little bit. but

so now me of the season, jeremy know that, oh, he's talking about the wave of a islamic attacks on innocent civilians studying police officers. children know, what did you do? well, i think, yeah, he's telling school children about how bad vladimir uh, puts in is that's the, that's the priority. demonize the russians, and scare little kiddies on the video. if he's told us on the cape, no fuel kind of august for put into a look at the place just about cuba. can you believe this? the good notes indicating been view from class zach. yeah. who has kind of fall so you can see from what, you know, it looks like he's getting ready to draft those kids. that reminds me of the circle, a friend of his grandfather outside the fuel bunker and meeting members of the german a hippa, you can remember that so that also putting them on the head top and on the back. good boys. coast smells a bit of that, right? mm hm. slot of deutschland. well, that brings us to the end of another. i mean, a roller coaster ride through the events of today's world. literally, today's world, we seen the knack of your a make is

we have a shots, the chancellor here at the meeting today representing jeremy of course he is not going to be the johnson for much longer as the coalition negotiations continue here . so i'm gonna plan from the u. k. a plan, the other countries now and as we go through all of the different countries of the 10 digit listen to them. all the leaders speaking to that price. because each of these leaders is accompanied by a small group of journalists and each will give a little brief thanks to them. we perhaps can get some idea of how many countries are willing to join such a condition. and i think we'll get an even bigger picture when on says say the 27 countries of your opinion meet for us. another summit is going to take place. and that's, i think we're going to be where we're gonna start to see some of the problems. because for the you to get involved, they need to have some degree of unity. we already know hungry is completely against these ideas. so back here i think is pretty light needs to follow with behind hungry and even those that support the idea of supporting ukraine may not be

is to take with jeremy t or any weakness their workshops, and the urgency of climate action, which i'm pretending to be kind of consensus leak and we'll kind of takes on the big issues one out 0 the the the, you're watching out, just a reminder of all top stories this hour, the modem is and then he says his relationship with donald trump can be salvaged. officer, he's his arguments in the oval office, ukraine's president was austin div without to find that only thing the minerals still, he was thus assign. european leaders were quick to reiterate, to that ongoing support for keith and to the war friendship present, a monument. my crawl says ukraine is fighting for its dignity and security of the entire confidence. a protest is, have a fault with police in the greek capital on the 2nd, on the 3 of the countries west route as all stuff the accident has become a national radi and cry for accountability that has shaken the government's jones. several police reports from athens. the violence and protest on the streets of athens. what started this allegedly peaceful, much with a powerful pol

but for 5 minutes have extended the lead at the top of the jeremy splendidly. gus they flowed from behind to in that she took good form of fine. use that until that puts a stiff god in front of the great site. but the need need his hips back with a goal from my so on the see to level is up. and then several mistakes allow buying to move in front with goals from neil. good hska as kingsley coleman it finished 31 which means it's not mine victories. for buying it in the last 10 leaking, they move 11 points clear the 2nd place finally, because then we will face them in the champions. the last 16 on wednesday. i think the labor crews and getting the, you know, i think everybody understands that this is a real rivalry. and then this game is um is big. um, but we're looking forward to it it's, it's something we, you know, we, we are anticipating as well. and i think when the best because that's what, that's what those last months have shown when the best play against each of the things you know, people, people want to see it over in argentine, in this book i don't use who are top of the table.

is to take with jeremy t of any weakness to their workshops and the urgency of climate action which stopped pretending to be kind of consensus leak. and the wheel alignment act takes on the biggest one out to 0 that walk you through goes into national, downstairs, downstairs, some of whom have survived and speak couple attacks from arm groups linked to a kite, our eyes. so take to the stage, turning their suffering into movements. every step is an act of resistance. whereas these to help meet the ocean is the school attempt created by 80 year old legendary dancer gentlemen, that couldn't. there was this whirlwind when the sam spins and i understood that i was connected to the world. dancers from around the world come to master the $64.00 unique movement. she created each shaped by nature, fired from personnel in the 4th period. to read conventions with new term from the edge to the heart of this and beyond, the violence lives a people searching for peace continues in from the truth. the fact hanging the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is bein

i'm joined by my guess, steve, jeremy and courtney. well, he is a retired royal navy commodore in rome. we have thomas bobbsey. he is an author as well. as i call him this for the british and heard and the american compact magazines and in lake jackson, we crossed to daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. hi gentlemen, cross lock rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciated, daniel, because you got up early as for the program, we very much value your presence here at this early hour. and speaking of ours, you know, i, i have a different time zone than you guys. so every time i wake up in the morning, it looks like there's a different, a piece plan. there's no peace plan. there's many rules. there is bilateral relations. nothing much about ukraine yet, daniel as well. i think it's a big problem. the deputy for minister russia has been saying this week re up cost that we haven't seen a piece plan. we don't know what the piece plan is. um, i

mean you have has been incentivized by dependents of the united states. germany, more than most of jeremy's had 3 pallets of its foreign policy import, cheap russian energy use that to manufactured products that you sell to china. and then the 3rd like of that still is you leave everything else to america. then the ground value, the bases that the fads, all 3 of those bags have been kicked out from under the job and the now. so it's been right this moment in any case, even without trump, but the, the manner in which trump is doing it. it's not in the friendly way, it's on it and we will then be more equal part as if you share more of the button. it's that you are rivals, you're advisories, you will have access group. and g, i think, sees european liberal democracies as basically democrats abroad. so it's, there's a sort of domestic field ways for impala, frankly, with your i want to tell our audience that if they can, to read an editorial that ran into financial times, that was the most blunt rob depiction of this moment. it was called america has turned on its friends. some of the things t

international conflict is there a split into is to take with jeremy teal, any weakness to their workshops, and the urgency of time and action which stopped attending these kind of confidences leak and the wheel alignment act takes on the big issues. what else is 0? the the, [000:00:00;00] the to hello, i'm riley, carlson and doha. here are the top stories on al jazeera, ukrainian president loaded mirror zalinski has cut his visit to the white house short after a war of words with us president donald trump. tension between the pair started after zelinski demanded a us security commitment as part of the weapons for minerals agreement that was due to be signed, trump warrant zalinski. he's gambling with world war 3 and called him disrespectful . zalinski left abruptly without signing the deal. that was aimed at helping end the war with russia the right now.

of the european commission, us and f, one to lie in the legions of spain, the outgoing leader of jeremy, as well as the incoming tons of the unified show of support for without him. is it ask you that from your not when he comes to the british prime minister kissed on that he was not among the fast leaders to express support for that and see that. but once he did put out of state, when he said that he had spoken to both donald trump on the president of ukraine. so he now finds themselves in a position of perhaps a piece make a note between russia and ukraine. but between the us and you, cranium, presidents and extraordinary position, it wasn't meant to be this way. just a day before the landscape visit to the white house, just on a himself met with donald trump. and what downing street is considered a very successful visit. it was very cool, joe. it was very warm, even though his stomach did not secure the security guarantees that he intend to seek from donald trump. none the less people here in the u. k. so it was a very good and successful visit and the beginning of the week as well.

jeremy paw ken yea taught in l crystal elementary school in decimal allen elementary school in san bruno. he is charged with 22 counts of assault and is currently out of custody on one more than a million dollars in bonn. he is due back in court on wednesday for his 5th day of trial, a teacher from cesar chavez language academy in saint rose has been arrested for sexually abusing a minor. he's been identified as 34 year-old police are right now working to determine korea hurt other students as well. >> ice has responded to what they're calling inaccurate. reports of an arrest in sunnyvale last week. the arrest of lecy said pena lopez stirred up controversy after he was hospitalized. his family claims officers smashed his car window, pulled him out and violently restrained him while he suffered a panic attack. but according to ice lopez got out of his car peacefully and was fully cooperative. they say lopez then had a medical emergency and was assisted by an agent until paramedics arrived and took him to the hospital. ice, however, did not provide us with any body cam video of the arrest.

jeremy strong, facing off against kiran culkin.reen. >> reporter: for supporting actress, pop star ariana grande has landed her first nomination for her role in "wicked." >> english? >> i'm not english. why? >> reporter: zoe to win for her performance in "emilia perez." the story of a mexican drug lord that undergoes sexual reassignment surgery. until carla caton came under fire for social media posts. another contender, "conclave," the drama set entirely in the veteran. "the brutalist" could be another winner. it won the golden globe for best drama. but the online favorite remains anora, following a string of award show wins. "wicked" up for best picture. a long shot. but the blockbuster did prove one thing to the world -- ♪ >> morgan joins me now live from los angeles. morgan, good morning. should be a great show. you laid it out well there. conan o'brien, should be a great oscars host tonight. how will he and the rest of the show strike the balance of having fun and celebrating movies with the grim reality in los angeles over th

his name was jeremy david spielbauer, and he went by jd. they danced all night long, and she said they had a blast. he was genuine, he was caring, and he showed her a lot of attention. the perfect guy. - yeah. - polite? very polite. says yes sir and no sir. erin house: yes. and would be the type to take his hat off when he met you. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): jd's good conduct came as perhaps no surprise. just 21, a big part of jd's life story was his service in the marine corps and combat in iraq and afghanistan. he would tell people all the time that certain things would cause him like ptsd, and he couldn't be in loud places, and he didn't want to be in crowded bars. because he had been a marine and fought overseas. yeah. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): in civilian life, jd was a mechanic, a gearhead. erin wasn't sure about jd, but it was robin who was so taken with him. and erin wanted her best friend to live her dreams. erin house: she wanted the happy ending that she no matter what would make it work. you think she settled? erin house: i

. >> jeremy strong is. >> up for the. >> apprentice. >> but i think it's going to be kieran culkin.ell in all the other awards so far. i think this is a. pretty much a solid one for him with a real pain. >> okay. best supporting actress. >> it's got to. >> be zo for you talked about emily perez. >> i mean, again, we're looking at precedent. >> here. >> and that's. >> always what is kind. >> of a good indication. >> never a solid. >> thing. >> but a good indication. >> to what's happening. >> she has seen. >> an amazing run this oscar. >> season. >> even as the film. >> itself has hit some. >> controversy over its star and some. >> tweets made. >> in the past. >> i think this again, this one is going to happen. >> yeah. let me just ask you quickly, though, about that controversy, not the specifics. a lot of us have read about it, but do you think this is about the only thing that amelia perez is going to pick up, or do you think it has a chance at others? >> you know, it's really hard to. >> tell because. >> it did really. >> well overseas. >> and surprisingly. >> got some awards the

and i published a story in 2017 along with my colleague, then, jeremy scahill, about prince selling a >> trump the first time. so he's never, ever not trying to hustle. i think a lot of what we're seeing in this policy is, you know, i want to sort of view it sort of two ways or give you two scenarios. the first is, is that it's sort of just a maga grift. that it's a very cynical play. he sees what trump says on the campaign trail about how he's going to throw everyone out. and so he puts together very hastily a $25 billion sort of bridge to nowhere plan to move, you know, 12 million people out of the country in what he says is two years. let's hold right there and just say it's totally impossible, right? there's virtually no scenario where that works or can happen. whether you were doing it with the u.s. government or whether you were doing it with the u.s. government and private contractors. so there's that's part of it. and that's sort of scenario number one. and that's, you know, in that scenario, if trump, the trump administration, were to utilize any, you know, take up any part o

. >> so but i see jeremy spits it's standing right next to you hey supervisor jeremy spitz as a pc affairs i just wanted to offer that were you would be happy to come and brief you on kind of our overall capital program. i think we've discussed doing that before but maybe didn't get around to it with with everything that was happening at the end of last year. so i think we would be happy to come and talk with you about the strategies that we use to kind of work through with these professional services contractors and the circumstances that might require us to come to you with amendments. >> so i appreciate it. and after all you do have the water bond and other funds and rate payers fund type you know, directly pay for these projects but i just would like to understand better. thank you. and with that let's go to public comment on this item. >> madam chair, before i open public comment. it appears that our our streaming services went down oh no. >> yeah. so if you could give me a couple of minutes before we proceed. >> shall we go to recess? yes, please. okay. so we'll go on recess until 4

jeremy know that. oh, he's talking about the wave of, of islamic attacks on innocent civilians studying police officers. children know, what did you do? well, i think, yeah, he's telling school children about how bad the mirror puts in is that's the best a priority demonize. the russians scare little kiddies, run the videos if he's told to certainly talk, keep no fuel kind of august for putting job. look at the place just about can you believe this, the good notes are indicating been view from class zach. yeah. who has kind of fall so you can see me what, you know, it looks like he's getting ready to draft those kids. that reminds me of a certain friend of his grandfather outside the fuel bunker and meeting members of the german a hippa, you can remember that so that also putting them on the head top and on the back. good boys got a smells a bit of that, right? mm. slavic deutschland. well, that brings us to the end of another. i mean, a roller coaster ride through the events of today's world. literall

could you imagine jeremy corbyn getting all of these eu people together. >> around the table. >> aroundas a lot of criticism for donald trump over that. >> this is why i felt it was a little bit more of the same. there was some new stuff in there like you�*ve just there like you've just discussed, but but it we are still lacking that urgency to stop it, to stop the war. and that's something that i didn't hearin that's something that i didn't hear in that. and so i�*m genuinely pleased with what he said. but like chris has just said. but like chris has just said and you we ijust think we said and you we i just think we absolutely need to up our own personal defence spending. i know we've heard that from keir starmer recently. i'm not quite starmer recently. i�*m not quite sure it's the 13.8 billion that we've heard. i think there's some some definite interesting some, some definite interesting analysis that shows it could actually end up being a bit of a cut, depending on how you view that money. he played a very similar game to rishi sunak with his game playing with with the inventive.

and the point jeremy hunt makes and the pointjeremy hunt makes is to save nato.ous about spending on defence, and thatis about spending on defence, and that is something we've heard many times. but you even see it this weekend. lots of european figures coming out and saying how unhappy they were with how donald trump treated zelenskyy, but not talking about actually putting their money where their mouth is. could that change at this summit? >> yes. well, there was lots of rhetoric on x and other sites. and yet starmer probably wisely stayed out of that. he has been speaking this morning, the prime minister. he's being extremely minister. he�*s being extremely diplomatic. he's trying to, as we discussed earlier, walk 1510

me martin daubney on tonight�*s show, shadow foreign secretary accuses nigel farage of being like jeremyorbyn when it comes to the russian ukraine conflict. is this a fair assessment or gratuitous point scoring? and today marks 40 years since the miners strike that rocked great britain and tested margaret thatcher's premiership commenced. four decades on, what's been the lasting legacy of this historic event in british politics? and another historic boozer closes this one over 300 years old, joining an average of now six pubs per week calling last orders in 2024. what's next for the great british boozer? and just a few moments time where donald trump will make a huge announcement on announcement at the white house. we'll bring you that live as it happens. and that could be donald trump pulling the plug on funds over ukraine, over a massive, massive war of words since that meltdown in dc and the white house on friday evening. but first, here's your news headlines at san francisco. >> martin, thank you very much. and good evening to you. fast approaching 7:02. the top story tonight. sir ke

there were no winners except for possibly putin and jeremy corbyn. the, over the spat. nick, what do you make of it. well, i thoughti what do you make of it. well, i thought i mean. >> the key thing now is that. >> the key thing now is that. >> he�*s meeting starmer. >> he�*s meeting starmer. >> and the. >> and the. >> contrast with. >> contrast with. >> meeting starmer, i mean they're hugging. >> that's on one of the front pages. so different isn't it. pages. so different isn�*t it. >> i mean. >> i mean. >> but. >> but. >> obviously he's much. >> obviously he's much. >> more natural. >> more natural. >> allies with the uk. >> allies with the uk. >> i mean the uk has just been going about how amazing ukraine is for years. i know you like ukraine, but it's a much easier meeting, isn't it, because all meeting, isn�*t it, because all star has been saying ukraine's star has been saying ukraine�*s amazing, we've got to give more money and we want to fight this war forever, you know, so that's a much easier. he doesn't have to get into these weird argument

there were no winners except for possibly putin and jeremy corbyn.over the, over the spat. nick, what do you make of it. well, i thoughtl what do you make of it. well, i thought i mean. >> the key thing now is that. >> the key thing now is that. >> he�*s meeting starmer. >> he�*s meeting starmer. >> and the. >> and the. >> contrast with. >> contrast with. >> meeting starmer, i mean they're hugging. >> that's on one of the front pages. so different isn't it. pages. so different isn�*t it. >> i mean. >> i mean. >> but. >> but. >> obviously he's much. >> obviously he's much. >> more natural. >> more natural. >> allies with the uk. >> allies with the uk. >> i mean the uk has just been going about how amazing ukraine is for years. i know you like ukraine, but it's a much easier meeting, isn't it, because all meeting, isn�*t it, because all star has been saying ukraine's star has been saying ukraine�*s amazing, we've got to give more money and we want to fight this war forever, you know, so that's a much easier. he doesn't have to get into these weird argu