they immediately questioned robertson's story. plotkin says because robertson has autism, he had trouble showing emotion and communicating with the medical staff. >> his impairment led to being misjudged. outdated. science has landed him on death row for something that wasn't even a crime. >> but plotkin says the conviction was flat out wrong. not only has shaken baby syndrome been largely discredited. nikki was very ill and taking medications prescribed by a doctor. >> she was prescribed a medicine phenergan, which at the time was acceptable to give to children of her age. but now there's a black box warning about it, because we know that it can suppress respiratory system. >> and robertson has more defenders, including the very detective who helped put him on death row over 20 years ago. >> if we had to take this same case to court today, there's no way in the world we would a conviction with a set of facts that we worked with. >> wharton has directly apologized to robertson, who he visits regularly in prison. he believes the fa

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plus, after an 11th hour delay of his execution, death row inmate robert robertson is hoping the texas legislature will spare his life. your daily source for true crime starts right now . thanks for joining us . it was a crime that made international headlines. nicknamed the black swan case ashley benefield, a former ballerina convicted this summer of killing her much older estranged husband, doug. now, as she's about to be sentenced. a true crime news exclusive chilling images from ashley's defense that were never shown to the jury that you will only see here. she is the notorious black swan, the former ballerina and model recently convicted for shooting and killing her estranged husband . but you have never seen ashley benefield like this. these are exclusive, never before seen images of ashley reenacting the tense altercation that led to doug's death . dressed up as she was that september night, but this time with an ankle monitor . an actor plays doug and moves toward ashley aggressively, even body checking her. ashley demonstrates how she pointed the gun at him and fired four time

sonia aparicio sÁnchez tiene este controversial caso la ejecuciÓn de robert robertson es inminente traspender su sentencia de muerte. >> ahora, robertson enfrenta de manera inminente su ejecuciÓn por inyecciÓn letal. este jueves. robertson, condenado hace mÁs de dos dÉcadas por el asesinato de su hija de dos aÑos, ha mantenido firmemente que es inocente. este miÉrcoles, ana vÁzquez y una coaliciÓn de defensores entregÓ mÁs de 100.000 peticiones firmadas en la oficina del gobernador abbott. instÁndolo a detener la ejecuciÓn y permitir que un tribunal escuche nuevas pruebas mÉdicas y cientÍficas que, segÚn expertos, demuestran que la hija de dos aÑos de robertson muriÓ por causas naturales y accidentales. >> i'm here today because like robert robertson i know what it means to be accused and convicted of a crime that never occurred. i know what it means to confront false allegations. >> en su momento, los fiscales argumentaron que la niÑa muriÓ debido a un episodio violento de sacudidas. basÁndose en sÍntomas que anteriormente se consideraban pruebas irrefutables de abuso conocidos como la

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prayed with robertson inside prison this month. your execution date is approaching. how do you how do you cope with that tried to keep hope alive. >> each and every day, you know? >> cnn spoke with robertson inside the death row prison unit. why should people believe that you didn't kill your daughters? >> because i didn't, you know he's like you or me. we can't make a personal believers you know, and stuff, you know? but i carry to the hospital and stuff, you know i didn't have nothing to hide. >> but you didn't violently shake? no, sir. your daughter did yet letter never develops shaker all i was accused of and never did why do you think you were convicted? because i couldn't explain what happened to her. lasted you're guilty. and that way as acting funny because of my autism. it you know, head out to two, i was here. >> brian wharton is the former police detective who helped convict robertson. he says he's ashamed and now believes robertson is innocent. this week, robertson asked wharton to be with his family and friends in the

borja: las horas estÁn contadas para robert robertson, es un preso que recibirÁ la inyecciÓn letal ene 24 por la muerte de su hija. lo acusan de haberla sacudido violentamente, pero Él lo sigue negando, solamente la misericordia del gobernador podrÍa salvarlo, tenemos los detalles de la nueva evidencia y asÍ comenzamos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola que tal como estÁn? con mucho gusto, borja voces, aaron sarasa, hoy es miÉrcoles 16 de octubre, esta es su "ediciÓn digital", su compaÑÍa al mediodÍa. llega elforo, televisa univisiÓn los latinos preguntan, donald trump responde. borja: les vamos a llevar directamente hasta el foro, pero antes, tan pronto como maÑana serÁ ejecutado robert robertson, el padre condenado a la pena capital por sacudir violentamente a su hija de 2 aÑos en el aÑo 2002. como te hemos contado aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", serÍa la primera ejecuciÓn del paÍspor el sÍndrome del bebÉ sacudido. carolina: el padre ha dicho una y otra vez que es inocente por la muerte de su hijita, de hecho, presentÓ dos peticiones de clemencia, pero ambas han sido rechazadas. nuestra col

on one interview with doctor phil about his mission to reopen the case of death row inmate robert robertson. your daily source for true crime starts right now. thanks for joining us. it was a sunday night last september when police were dispatched to check on a suburban illinois family after they hadn't been heard from. what cops found was an unfathomable scene. the couple, along with their two suns, had been shot to death after a year long investigation. this twisted whodunit would reveal itself as one of the craziest catfish cases ever. it was supposed to be a routine well-being check for the romeoville police department in suburban chicago. the family of zoraida bartolome and alberto rolon were concerned they hadn't heard from the couple. after alberto didn't show up for work, and as they looked through the windows of the family home, the couple shared with their two young boys. >> hey, i got a tv knocked over and a coffee table knocked over. >> things are suddenly far from routine. >> oh, god. dogs are dead. two dead dogs. >> officers make their way inside. you got mail? >> you got. hel

former champion neil robertson _ quite well. former champion neil robertson has - quite well.obertson has been knocked out. the australian lost 6—3 to barry hawkins, who goes on to face one of the game's greatest ever players, fellow englishman ronnie 0'sullivan next up. tributes to france beckenbauer have continued to come in from the world of football. jurgen klinsmann, who played for him in germany's world cup winning side at italia 90 said he was the most charismatic of sporting leaders. klinsmann was speaking in qatar, where he is managing the south korea side at the asia cup.— managing the south korea side at the asia cup. every german, it is a very. _ at the asia cup. every german, it is a very. very _ at the asia cup. every german, it is a very, very sad _ at the asia cup. every german, it is a very, very sad day. - it is a very, very sad day. franz beckenbauer was the leader of german football for many decades. he was with pele the best player in the world in the best player in the world in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and so i think the football world is very, very sad, but es

so there's a lot of question about whether robertson will be there in person or not. what are you hearing? >> well, we are an hour-and-a-half away from when robert roberson is scheduled to testify here before this house committee. that is investigating look, we'll evidence in his conviction, but it is not clear whether or not this testimony will happen virtually or in person, or if it will even happen i've been at all, it is a three-and-a-hal f hour drive from the death row prison unit where robert roberson is house here to the state capital. we have no indication yet, obviously this is not something that they would announce in terms of travel coordination with a death row inmate bringing them to the capitol, but beyond that, we are getting no indication than an hour-and-a-half a death row inmate will be showing up here at the texas capitol to testify before this house committee. and on top of that, erica, we know that over the weekend, the texas attorney there'll has intervened and has essentially told the house committee that they will not provide robert roberson to

but even the detective who investigated robertson now says he thinks robertson is likely innocent cnn's ed lavendera is live for us in dallas and ed, you spoke you spoke with this man on death row. tell us what he told you well, robert roberson insist that he did not kill his two-year-old daughter back in 2002, he's asking the texas governor greg abbott to spare his life. >> and at the heart of this is the testimony that the prosecutors put on from medical experts who testified that two-year-old nikki had signed it's of abuse that the symptoms that she showed up with at the hospital when she was brought, there were consistent with abuse brain bleeding and head injuries but advocates for robert roberson say that since then, medical research has proven that there can be situations where other medical explanations can be attributed for causing those kinds of symptoms. and essentially what they say is that nikki had pneumonia that had progressed into a sepsis and if those conditions mimic of something very similar to what appears as abuse in these cases. he says, now robertson has garnered

nic robertson really appreciate you joining us this morning and stay on top of this story. thank you very much. and of course, our cnn coverage of breaking news out of the middle east, continues straight ahead. we want to show you a live look at beirut hezbollah confirms the death of their leader, hassan nasrallah. he was killed in an israeli airstrike yesterday. we'll have more after the break over. tim walz and j.d. vance in their first and only face-to-face debate. and cnn has covered with the best political team in the business a cnn special event, the vice presidential debate, tuesday at nine on cnn, she worked her way up summer job at mcdonald's he was born there. >> i'm very rich she fights for you when our middle class is strong america is strong he doesn't bash she has a reason for running. we are helping families out of debt by telling billionaires to pay their fair share and so does he want to put me in jail? >> kamala harris for you, if it pac is responsible for the content of this, and if you're 50 or over, you can be taken advantage of everything aarp has to o

robertson was asked about germany, too.ret that germany were going to dominate possession. and of course he namechecked toni cross, one of the best midfielders, if not the best midfielder in the world. he said that they would just have to try to keep the ball and try to frustrate germany as much as possible. and again, he reiterated something that many people within the scotland camp have been saying. the pressure will be on germany because this is their home match in their home tournament and it's the very first one. they fight for every ball. i think as i mentioned, they made a great journey from a team who play a lot of long balls and go in the second ball and try to fight for the second ball and then play in the final third to a team who can create chances and ball possession as well. it's not only a team who can fight for a second ball and the ball's not always up in the air. they are brilliant in both possession moments, very good in the final third, they play a lot of crosses. so they try to do, try to create some st

reportera: robertson fue condenado por asesinar a su hija en 2002.rtera: roberson llevÓ a la pequeÑa al hospital y el personal mÉdico dijo que habÍa seÑales de abuso. los abogados de roberson dicen que su comportamiento era extraÑo por su autismo, y por el cual fue diagnosticado en 2018. la defensa sostiene que su cliente es inocente y que la condena se basÓ en pruebas cientÍficas errÓneas. un grupo de legisladores bipartidistas cuestionan si se cometiÓ un crimen. la junta de perdÓn y libertad condicional de texas negÓ clemencia a robertson. >> no creo que el gobernador tenga clemencia. jorge: segÚn datos publicados, se presentaron 509 muertes y desapariciones en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. y en 2023 la cifra disminuyÓ. este aÑo van 137 migrantes desaparecidos o fallecidos. eliÁn: esta es una situaciÓn que alarma a todos que tenemos una suscripciÓn. se pretende acabar con obstÁculos que enfrentan muchos consumidores. esta noche vamos a decir quÉ medidas se estÁn tomando. veremos lo que dijo donald trump en el foro de televisa univisiÓn

nic robertson in the middle of those very active demonstrations. thank you very much. we will be coming back to you soon the biden ministration. meanwhile, has expressed optimism in recent days that a ceasefire deal is within reach. cnn's white house reporter kevin liptack is here with more kevin the u.s has been quite optimistic in recent weeks that they could reach a ceasefire deal yesterday saying that we're on the verge of one. how do we think that this news about six hostages is going to impact them? yeah. i don't think there's any question that it adds a layer of complexity to what had already been quake painstaking, difficult negotiations that had intensified over the last two weeks. but in reality, has been going on for months and months. and when you talk to american officials today, they do say, this does raise some new questions about just how serious hamas is about reaching a deal. but they also acknowledged that this is going to apply new pressure point on prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and certainly we're seeing that play out on the streets of israel

a dick robertson is in jerusalem for us. we're now hearing what about an injury on the ground as a result? of the intercept interception of these rockets and missiles coming in from iran over jerusalem, the shrapnel coming down and injuring someone. what do we know about that? >> a 10-year-old boy wolf south of jerusalem in there, negative area. so not not in the city, but of course the danger is they're very severely injured is what medical authorities are saying at the moment that he has injuries to his head. now, these do appear to be shrapnel injuries from the interceptor missiles. and i remember standing in storage watching the interceptors perhaps a mile, a mile and a half away. and then quite literally a minute later, you could hear the shrapnel from intercepts a mile hello, myelin or hathaway tinkle to the ground. tinkle. as they impacted that the tarmac road that was close to us that the shrapnel could travel such a distance. and when we went out to look at it and see what it was, it was tinkling on the ground. thes

walked off, thought, "well, george robertson believes in him". yeah.ertson said "devolution will kill nationalism stone dead," so. he wasn't right about everything. oh, but that then makes me think back to that period. because, actually, at that point, i mean, gordon brown was actually the one out of those two that was going to be the prime minister, wasn't it? or is that have we sort of almost remembered that period? george robertson, you know, took certain precautions if he was going around telling people that tony blair was the future because gordon brown was not amused at all. he never forgave. i mean, percy will know this so much better than me. but in 1994, after the tragic death ofjohn smith, the scotsman ran a poll of, i think, scottish labour mps which showed that tony blair was ahead of gordon brown. gordon brown never forgave the scotsman for that. but remind me because i think i'm wrong about the date in that, of course, because tony blair became an mp.. in 1983. so this was the late 805. this is when george robertson said this to me, late

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asked the supreme court to dismiss robertson's subpoena, suggesting the state may not produce robertsonor the hearing. >>> sean diddy combs is facing another slew of lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault and rape. nbc news has obtained five civil suits filed in the southern district of new york. one of the plaintiffs accuses combs of raping her when she was 13. representatives for the rap mogul did not return nbc news' request for comment. combs is currently being held without bail in brooklyn on federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges. he denies criminal wrongdoing. the trial is set to start may 5th. >>> hurricane oscar made landfall in cuba as the country continues to struggle with blackouts. the country's electrical grid collapsing again sunday, plunging the country into darkness for the fourth time in two days. schools across the country have been canceled through wednesday. officials say only essential workers should report to work today. oscar brought strong winds and rain to the islandsnortheast. cuba warned of an extremely dangerous situation. >>> new mexico's chavez

safety first for scotland — their captain andy robertson leaves training, but the management insist he'll for the opener on friday. and all eyes on molly — as the world indoor champion goes for more success at the europeans — we'll be in rome for the latest. also coming up on sportsday... it's a battle of the brits in nottingham — dart and boulter go head to head, as the grass court season begins. and more milestones forjamie chadwick. she speaks to us after victory at a prestigious indy car event at the weekend. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday, and we're kicking off with the countdown to the european championship — which starts on friday, with the hosts germany against scotland england's campaign begins at the weekend. they're one of the tournament favourites and received a royal send off before flying out today. gareth southgate and the team will be based in the centre of the country, an area called blankenhain in the city of erfurt, ahead of theirfirst game in gelsenkirchen — to face serbia on sunday. they'll then go on to play denmark and slovenia. a big couple of weeks ah

robert robertson was supposed to appear ag wanted robertson to appear via video. his attorney said he should appear in person, citing robertson's autism and communication challenges. ag wouldn't budge, so robertson dif his supporters appeared, including author john grisham people in texas, absent d are going down a really dangerous road from pneumonia complications. his execution wae rescheduled. >> an american civil liberties attorney will become the first openly transgender person to co. chase strangio will challenge tennessee's ban on gender affirming care for minors in december. he will speak as part of the biden administration's appeal.. >> famed san francisco artist ruth asawa was posthumously awardedon square, and aroundg. >> in paintings and films and songs and scenes, poetry and lo. >> the arts and availability of the arts in the united states. >> new at six. fight for higher y d flying free. >> an update on cal's youngest falcon after he had a broken

robertson. he was the secretary general of nato until 2004. well, let's go back to the analysis of the situation in the regions. daughter mykola dovbnya, deputy of the druzhkiv city council, is in touch with us. glory to ukraine. mykola glory to heroes. good evening , espresso tv channel. good evening, mr. antit. so, mr. mykola, i wanted to ask you first about the news from the front line in donetsk region. yes, we understand that the situation in avdiivka is very difficult, but there is also bakhmut, and the list goes on. i would ask you to share some, possibly quick, so-called operational ones news what i get from... from the news of the guys returning from bakhmut, chasovyar, lyman, avdiyivka, confirms that the situation is extremely difficult, and the delay of the us congress, or nato, in general, with the supply of weapons is felt. unfortunately, every day of delay is the life of our boys, which you will never get back. er, as for the civilian population, it's also suffering from shortages. rockets, druzhkivka was shelled tonight, 10 priv

robertson. so, i quote the bloomberg agency. robertson claims that despite his russia-friendly rhetoric, trump as president of the united states has actually strengthened american defenses and increased attention. contributions to nato. direct speech. now , with no progress on the battlefield in russia , putin seems to have no choice but to wait until the election of donald trump, who he hopes will cut some kind of dirty deal to end the war. but even this strategy, if you can call it that, is wrong - said robertson. the republican members of the us congress were here in the uk and they were very keen to make it clear that this was false and during his time in office, contrary to his rhetoric, trump sent missiles to poland, increased nato funding, and significantly strengthened the power of its own armed forces, and therefore it begins to look like another miscalculation by the kremlin, - explained the former secretary general of nato, mr. robertson. he was the secretary general of nato until 200

robertson. he was a member of the general assembly until 2004.et's go back to the analysis of the situation in the regions, donetsk region. mykola dovbnya, deputy of the druzhkiv city council, is in touch with us. glory to ukraine, mr. mykola. glory to heroes. good evening, espressa tv channel. good evening, mr. antin. so, mr. mykola. i wanted to ask you first of all about the news from the front line in donetsk region, so we understand that the situation in avdiivka is very difficult, but there is also bakhmut and further down the list. i would ask you to share some possible quick, so -called operational news. what i get from the news of the guys returning from bakhmut, chasovyar, lyman, avdiyivka, eh... confirms that the situation is extremely difficult, and the delay of the us congress, or nato, in general with the supply of weapons is felt. unfortunately, every day of delay is the life of our boys, which you will never get back. ee, as for the civilian population, it also suffers from a lack of missiles, my friend, which was fired tonight, 10

nic robertson in jerusalem.nk you so much and still ahead, texas is days away from executing a man who says he was wrongfully convicted and his daughter's death more than 20 years ago. what he told cnn's ed lavendera about his claims of innocence. you're in the cnn newsroom cnn sika can help you keep living life with the ones you love. >> ask your doctor about farsi, good today for secrecy can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be sadow dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections and low blood sugar a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur, stopped taking far so good because your doctor right away, if you have symptoms of disinfection and allergic reaction or ketoacidosis life insurance? >> know but we have life insurance john i'm trying to find something we can afford fortunately, it only a few minutes, select poll found john a $500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his wife and a bipolar thousand dollars policy for only $21 a mon

to robertson because he is obviously at the heart of this case. what more importantly, they believe as this committee has taken a closer look at the medical evidence in this case, that they have come to believe that robertson is actually innocent of the charges for which he was about to be put to death, the murder and death of his, of his two-year-old daughter nikki, back in 2000 however, this he did not testify today because the attorney general, ken paxton in texas governor greg abbott feel that you, have argue that the state house committee has gone beyond its bounds in issuing the subpoena that essentially halted a scheduled execution the attorney general wrote in a letter to the committee that they would provide an opportunity for roberson to testify virtually. but the lawmakers and robertson's lawyers this to take place in person. they feel that is the best way for the public. and these lawmakers to assess his credibility the committee did hear from one prominent witness today, dr. phil. >> why did they call dr. phil? and what did he what di

. board member calum robertson. there we are now. in four weeks time, we will know which party will lead the country for the next five long years. will it be rishi sunak forced to apologise today for bailing out of d—day commemorations.7 keir starmer well, he wants your vote but is he too wooden to win a tv debate 7 he too wooden to win a tv debate ? ed he too wooden to win a tv debate .7 ed davey went baking with schoolchildren this week. as you do. and will he be trusted, though, to cook your books .7 and though, to cook your books? and nigel farage has returned to frontline politics as certainly shaken things up. will he win your vote for the reform party? well, it's all to play for and we'll discuss the last big week in politics right after your latest news headlines. and it's sam francis . sam francis. >> martin, thank you very much. and good evening to you. it's just after 7:00. we will start with news from the election campaign trail. the prime minister has been heckled in wiltshire as he resumed his campaign

and robertson's lawyers aren't the only ones pushing for clemency.ipartisan group of more than 80 texas lawmakers have also voiced their support for his case. thank you very much for joining me. i'm jim acosta. stay with us inside politics with dana bash starts after a short break more on the breaking news out of israel, just a few months coming to medicare and your coverage could be affected even if you've had your plan for a while, you may need to rethink your options all plan enroll for your free medicare coverage review with access to plans from many leading insurance companies are licensed. >> insurance agents can help make sure you don't go to your doctor uncovered they take time to learn about your needs personally. then when you're ready, they can help you enroll in the plan that fits you best take control of your coverage choices by calling plan enroll to they meet the squad, the radical anti-israel members of congress, kamala harris embraces and defends the squad even after ilhan omar may disgusting anti-semitic comments and harris join the

como les hemos unoinformado, robertson fue condenado culpable de la muerte de su hija de 2 aÑos, sacudirlasemanas para las elecciones, y ya han votado mÁs de 15 millones personas. esto lo ha revelado la cadena abc news, ademÁs dice que el 47% de sus votos pertenecen a votantes demÓcratas y el 36% votantes republicanos. muestran a kamala harris en estados pÉndulos, y a donald trump liderando arizona y carolina del norte. faltan 2 semanas, hay que participar. 6 personas han perdido la vida en cuba tras el paso delpotente huracÁn oscar por la isla, cifra que podrÍa aumentar cuando las autoridades logren ingresar a las zonas mÁs tecnificadas e inundadas. se suma un nuevo cacerolazo, protestan en la habana por la falta de suministro elÉctrico que estÁ amenizando ese paÍs caribeÑo desde el viernes pasado. el exdirector general de la famosamarca de ropa, mai jeffrey ha sido detenida en la florida, estÁn relacionando de cargos relacionados a presunto cargos de prostituciÓn, su arresto ocurre luego de varias demandas civiles extintos hombre que dijeron que este hombre los atrajo con promesa de trab

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he is a very -ood robertson mentioned it. he is a very good nran— robertson mentioned it.id probably the only— good man to do this. he did probably the only decent defence review there is been _ the only decent defence review there is been for— the only decent defence review there is been for about 40 years. that was the review— is been for about 40 years. that was the review in— is been for about 40 years. that was the review in 1998. the only problem then and _ the review in 1998. the only problem then and this is going to be a problem _ then and this is going to be a problem again, after that defence review— problem again, after that defence review which was very good and laid out what _ review which was very good and laid out what we — review which was very good and laid out what we should be doing and where we — out what we should be doing and where we should be going and more of a maritime _ where we should be going and more of a maritime tilt and all of that, again— a maritime tilt and all of that, again we _ a maritime tilt and all of that, again we were underfunde

they beat poland 2—1, liverpool's andy robertson with a 93rd—minute winner for the away side.

last week the robertson of duck dynasty fame revealed that their patriarch, phil robertson, had beenxpressing their gratitude for the support they've received. >> so the outpouring of love, of support, of prayer just has almost been overwhelming for me. kevin: overwhelming, indeed. our next guests are duck family treasure stars and sons of phil robertson, jace and jep. i'm so grad you guys are spending time with us this morning. obviously, merry christmas to you and yours. this is one of those topics that hits so many families across mesh. we love phil -- across america. we love phil, i hope you know that, and i'm hoping the support you receive of from around the world has been a renext of that, guys. -- reflection of that. >> we appreciate that. you know, we decided to go public a couple weeks ago about this, and and he actually had, has add had a blood disease for years that they've always managed, but it kind of just accelerated, and his body started breaking down. you know, he's had multiple fractures mainly in his vert bray, and he has two currently now that he's going to have a

nic robertson and jerusalem, what are you seeing? what are you hearing >> in dissents in the sky had third big detonation i'd see a lot of trace of iran rockets. i've seen at least a dozen rockets tracer fire intercepts, lighting up the sky here >> this is a familiar sight for you, nick, and for those of us who have been following this war it is neck. does this look the same as the iron dome intercepts that you've been seeing for the past few months, how different is this >> it's a little different. it's hard for me to assess. there's a sirens now >> guys, so we on and those are the sirens. nic robertson, you are on air those are the sirens that are sounded by israeli authorities warn residents. in this case of drew in jerusalem of incoming rocket fire. what you're looking at their life pictures of jerusalem, the hills of jerusalem, just before 2:00 local time in the morning it has been several hours since we first reported that iran had launched more than 100 drones at israel from iranian territory, followed shortly thereafter by cr

over scott robertson's return is a very personal one. 0ver30 scott robertson's return is a very personals ago as a teenager, he came from new zealand to play for this rugby club. the memories are very special. when i was a young _ memories are very special. when i was a young fellow, _ memories are very special. when i was a young fellow, i _ memories are very special. when i was a young fellow, i came - memories are very special. when i was a young fellow, i came here i memories are very special. when i i was a young fellow, i came here and played a bit of footie. it was a great moment growing up. it was a great moment growing up. it was a great time in my life. this great moment growing up. it was a great time in my life.— great time in my life. this is the team that _ great time in my life. this is the team that will _ great time in my life. this is the team that will try _ great time in my life. this is the team that will try and _ great time in my life. this is the team that will try and spoil- great time in my life. this is the team that will try and spoil his l team that will try

a palestinian producer alerted her colleagues including robertson, but was ignore. the report went out 1st on television, but there was still time to correct it before it went up online. another producer tried to make that case. one colleague saw the report and slack to nick, hold on. people are saying that this is not accurate. and apparently next said, are you meaning to say that the car is lying to us? so there was a chance for this to get stopped, but nick was ottoman and it went out. it is a very experienced correspondence. if you are trusting these rarely government over your own colleagues, then you need to have you ever slept at the very least because you're reporting has given cover to the as rarely operation no proof would ever emerge of captives held at the rent tc hospital. meanwhile, is really forces had turned their attention to the ship, a hosp, the largest team, the gaza strip, responsible for 40 percent of its health care capacity. they began by releasing an animated video of a total network. the nice the hospital, which they describe as a mazda is

robertson has already named his side for the match at the stade de france.r return to action in the line—up and ardie savea will replace sam cane in the all blacks' number seven jersey. he's looking forward to meeting the legendary frenchman, too. we understand the threat he poses and how he is big key man for the french team, so hopefully we, with our defence and whatnot, have strategies to nullify that. but, you know, if we don't shunt up physically against the big french pack, we allow antoine dupont to run the show. so, hopefully we can nullify that but also understand and respect the class he has. some guys, you just can't stop, but we'll try our best on saturday. now, after his retirement from professional cycling, mark cavendish has been reflecting on his long career. he's been world champion on the road and the track — olympic silver — but it's his record in grand tours that sets him apart. this summer, he broke the tour de france record for stage wins with his 35th victory and he signed off from the sport last sunday at the age of 39, winning a one—

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nic robertson in tel aviv, thank you. appreciate your reporting. >>> and we're getting breaking news? no, am i teasing? okay. this morning a brand new report on inflation, what it is revealing about the u.s. economy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a whole lot going on all of a sudden inside the closing arguments in the defamation damages trial against donald trump. trump walked into the courtroom late. he walked out when the plaintiffs were delivering their closing arguments. at one point the judge had to warn defense lawyers that they were close to being thrown in the lockup. let's get right to kara scannell who ran out from inside that courtroom to give us an explanation of what was going on. what have you been seeing is this. >> reporter: yeah, an eventful morning that had nothing to do with even the closing arguments. it began when donald trump's team was already late which the judge noted when he took the bench. and then donald trump did enter the courtroom and they were arguing still before the jury even got in there about a slide

i asked andy robertson how he felt about that. we will hear from robertson how he felt about that.him in a moment, but most importantly, the scotland manager, steve clark, said everybody was fully fit, flying and raring to go. we know it's a big game. but for us it's the opening game, three matches. we know what we have to do to qualify, and that is all we are focused on. the enormity of the opening game and whatever, that is a little bit of a sideshow. hopefully we don't get too involved in that. one of the mantras i've always had his respect everyone and fear no one. so we've come here with a lot of respect with the host nation, we know they are a good team. but hopefully on the night, we can show that we are a good team as well. we were at the square earlier with all the fans will stop they'd pretty much taken over the centre of munich. how did it feel that so many of them have come out you to support you in the team? it’s of them have come out you to support you in the team?— you in the team? it's amazing. we obviously see _ you in the team? it's amazing. we obviously see all—

a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson.s a teasing one, but the header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. not quite. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart to play their last group game on sunday. jane dougal, bbc news, cologne. when we were drawn against the host nation in the opening game, you are looking at the second two games in the group and thinking, maybe that's where our points are going to come from. that's the way it turned out. so everybody was trying to over hype the fact that we had to get something from this game tonight, but the reality was, even if we played well against germany, we probably would've been in a similar position. we have to come to this game to get something to keep us alive going into the last game. that is what we've done. hosts germany are the first side throug

britain, so george robertson defined the deadly quartet as china, iran, russia and north korea, this, as we call it in english, the axis of evil, and, or this, this quartet of evil, the quartet of death, and prime minister kier stamer announced on tuesday this week about the strategic defense pereger, as one of his first, most important steps after taking office, i. july and starmer promised to stop the reduction of the british armed forces precisely in view of the words of george robertson. and in fact, starner said and added that he would increase defense spending by 2.5% of gdp from the current level of 2.3%. starmer made it clear that spending would be responsibly, as he pointed out, responsibly with... more to strengthen what he identified as britain's empty armed forces, so this void must be filled, and it is clear that the ministry of defense of great britain has already stated that this review will be aimed at strengthening the national security of great britain, attention, support of ukraine in its struggle with russia, as well as at the modernization and support of the briti

a garbage showed cnn's reporter, nic robertson, a document on the wall, which he claimed was a roster of her most members keeping guard over his really cactus. so this is a government lease definitely builders as his own shifts. this became quite an embarrassing moment for cnn because it wasn't a huge loss, was through at all. it was a calendar and written in arabic was the days of the week. but the report that came out from nic robertson just swallowed up israel's claim to make matters worse. the allegation that the calendar was the her most roster had already been debunked on social media the day before the cnn broadcast. according to multiple cnn journalists and an internal whatsapp blog that we obtained, a palestinian producer alerted her colleagues including robertson, but was ignore. the report went out 1st on television, but there was still time to correct it before it went up online. another producer tried to make that case. one colleague saw the report and flag to nick, hold on. people are saying that this is not accurate. and apparently, nick said, are you meaning to say tha

i met robertson on death row three weeks ago. are you counting down the days? governor and the parole board would do the right thing. >> his plight has generated bipartisan support among politicians, medical experts and even the detective who arrested him all calling for his execution to be halted. >>> we'll take a break right here and in 60 seconds, the crushing cost of elder care. a burden for a growing number of american families and our in-depth look at one family going through it and how the presidential candidates would deal with it right after this. it's gonna get nasty later. yep. hey! perfect day for sailing, huh? (thunder rumbles) have fun on land. (thunder rumbles) i'll go tell the coast guard. yep. yeah, checking first is smart. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. you're in good hands with allstate. a perfect day for a family outing! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not prot