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of basil and another one hit adam in the back of his head. exact rules around when soldiers can and cannot use lethal force in the west bank are secret but some of the rules apply elsewhere are public. guidelines of the israeli defence forces state that the use of lethal force must be a last resort and that it must be proportionate in relation to the danger suggesting that basil and adam would have needed to pose a serious threat to the soldiers. according to all the video evidence that we have examined, eight—year—old adam was not armed when he was shot in the back of his head. the israeli army has said the suspects had been attempting to hurl explosives towards their forces which put them in immediate danger. they also shared this annotated picture with us that they say shows an explosive device lying on the ground close to where basil was shot, the object looks consistent with a type of very small pipe bomb used in the west bank but we cannot fully verify the image itself. we have shown our findings to international human rights experts, a

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thank you very much, adam- you can _ election here. thank you very much, adam. you very much, adam. you can listen to _ election here. thank you very much, adam. you can listen to the - election here. thank you very much, | adam. you can listen to the newscast podcast seven days a week on bbc sounds, and you can scan the qr code on the screen now or go online. we turn to the situation in gaza — as the us defence secretary, loyd austin, has confirmed that a shipment of us weapons to israel has been paused over concerns about an israeli offensive on rafah city. the shipment included 2,0001b bombs, which could be devastating if used in such a densely populated place. here's lloyd austin making that announcement. israel shouldn't launch a major attack in rafah without accounting for and protecting the civilians that are in that battle space. and again, as we have assessed the situation, we've paused one shipment of high payload munitions. and again, we've also been very clear about the steps we'd like to see israel take to account for and take care of those civilian

they're around 2a metres away from basil and 36 metres away from adam.of the armoured vehicle because we examined the bullet strikes at the scene. we've also got hold of copies of basil and adam's medical reports, and they show us that two bullets struck basil's chest and another one hit adam in the back of his head. now, the exact rules around when soldiers can and can't use lethal force in the west bank are secret, but some of the rules that apply elsewhere are public. guidelines of the israeli defense forces state that the use of lethal force must be a last resort and that it must be proportionate in relation to the danger, suggesting that basil and adam would have needed to pose a serious threat to soldiers. according to all the video evidence that we've examined, eight—year—old adam was not armed when he was shot in the back of his head. the israeli army has said that the suspects had been attempting to hurl explosives towards their forces, which put them in immediate danger. they also shared this annotated picture with us that they say shows an exp

adam: about time winds down never anything to try mr. first place it needs to end go away such an insult to all of us who believe in the legal system. maria: trying to muddy trump's name the point having stormy daniels there, michael cohen, stormy daniels knows nothing about business records, but gave color for everybody talk about. adam: color for sure dirty they had nothing to do let her go on and on as though trying to make mr. trump look bad in the eyes of the jury look at this whom had so many bad things to say ditto mr. cohen, just nothing there. maria: how do you think jury takes it. >> i think he should break the gavel, send him to jail show world how corrupt this is, terrible for him she do it the gag order is so just insane doing it, break it say send me to jail let's see how they send up have a former president with secret service protection to jail. adam: i think they still can't delineate underlying crime in vivid detail but want us to have vivid details a woman engages in sexual activities for payment what they wanted got h

and would you say that john jay and john adams and ben franklin agreed on the goals initially? not at all for different reasons. adams and john jay are very to make a peace without the involvement of the french franklin because of his years at versailles has very very close relationships with especially the french minister whom he has promised that he will never negotiate without the involvement of france in negotiating a kind of without the involvement of france and. ultimately, john jay and john adams will prevail over franklin and the pieces negotiated any conference with the french the task of explaining that afterward will fall to franklin who has to make a somewhat humiliating trip to versailles to explain what he has with the assistance of his colleagues just done so. stacy schiff, as we mentioned, we're here in the ben franklin room at the department of state. there is a table here, the treaty of paris table. what is? that it's this modest desk which if you look at it closely, you realize is the beating heart of american history. because is it it is the desk at which we

they're around 2a metres away from basil and 36 metres away from adam.rom the direction of the armoured vehicle because we examined the bullet strikes at the scene. we've also got hold of copies of basil and adam's medical reports, and they show us that two bullets struck basil's chest and another one hit adam in the back of his head. now, the exact rules around when soldiers can and can't use lethal force in the west bank are secret, but some of the rules that apply elsewhere are public. guidelines of the israeli defense forces state that the use of lethal force must be a last resort and that it must be proportionate in relation to the danger, suggesting that basil and adam would have needed to pose a serious threat to soldiers. according to all the video evidence that we've examined, eight—year—old adam was not armed when he was shot in the back of his head. the israeli army has said that the suspects had been attempting to hurl explosives towards their forces, which put them in immediate danger. they also shared this annotated picture with us that the

we've obtained copies of basil and adam's medical reports. was running away. the israeli army has shared a picture with us, taken at the scene by one of their soldiers, which they say shows an explosive device. we've cropped the image because of its graphic content. they also say suspects had been attempting to hurl explosives towards their forces, putting them in immediate danger, they responded with fire, and the circumstances of the event are under review. but it seems likely they were in an armoured vehicle at the time, and according to all the video evidence we've examined, eight—year—old adam was not armed when he was shot in the back of his head. unlike gaza, the west bank is not classed as a war zone, and so the international laws around the use of lethal force are more prohibitive. un rapporteur ben saul acts as an expert for the human rights council. he's reviewed our findings and says, "while there may be questions about if the use of lethal force could be applied in basil's case, for adam, this appears to be a violation of interna

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adam: i will give you the short version.to this country in 2002, i lived in an apartment building with 135 apartments. the first thing i noticed as the neighbors were not talking to each other. i had this great idea. why don't we create company called concept living? i was in diversity. i had four other students with me. we went to the entrepreneurship competition and we did not go to the next stage. number going to the dean. i understand you cannot reverse whatever happened but why? what a great idea to bring community into buildings. . would have increased -- when it made people pay more rent. -- would have made more people pay more rent. he said it not you can or cannot disrupt an industry. interesting lesson of that is if you are right now and entrepreneur, if you are a dreamer, if you are a student and you have something believe in, don't let anybody stop you. the worst case scenario is you will fail and you will learn great lessons that you will apply to the rest of your life. that is one. taking it 22 years forward, 7

they're around 2a metres away from basil and 36 metres away from adam.hicle because we examined the bullet strikes at the scene. we've also got hold of copies of basil and adam's medical reports, and they show us that two bullets struck basil's chest and another one hit adam in the back of his head. now, the exact rules around when soldiers can and can't use lethal force in the west bank are secret, but some of the rules that apply elsewhere are public. guidelines of the israeli defense forces state that the use of lethal force must be a last resort and that it must be proportionate in relation to the danger, suggesting that basil and adam would have needed to pose a serious threat to soldiers. according to all the video evidence that we've examined, eight—year—old adam was not armed when he was shot in the back of his head. the israeli army has said that the suspects had been attempting to hurl explosives towards their forces, which put them in immediate danger. they also shared this annotated picture with us that they say shows an explosive device lyin

paul adams reports from jerusalem. the people of rafah are leaving. 0utlying parts of the city now all but deserted. "i wasn't planning on going," hassan says, "but since no—one is left here, i decided to leave. i have to find out where my wife and daughter are." the un says 300,000 people have left already. that's almost a quarter of those sheltering in rafah. most are heading for the coast, to places barely able to sustain life, where exhausted, hungry people fend for themselves. zainab and her children have brought their makeshift tent to the beach. translation: they dropped leaflets on us four times. - after the fourth time, we came here. when i arrived, ifound my tent was worn out. we stayed in it for five months in rafah. i want to try and stitch it, but it's no good. israel's ground operation in rafah is almost a week old. the military says it's killing hamas fighters and destroying tunnels, but acting cautiously. you would have really significant casualties. israelwould you would have really significant casualt

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basil's chest and another hit adam in the back of the head.es around when soldiers can and cannot use lethal force in the west bank are secret but some rules that apply elsewhere are public. guidelines of the israeli defense forces state that the use of lethal force must be a last resort and proportionate in relation to the danger, suggesting that basil and adam would have needed to pose a serious threat to the soldiers. according to all of the video evidence that we have examined, 8-year-old adam was not armed when he was shot in the back of his head. that the suspects had been attempting to hurl explosives towards their vehicles putting them in immediate danger. they also shared this picture with us that they say shows an explosive device lying on the ground close to where basil was shot. the object looks consistent with a type of very small pipe bomb used in the west bank, but we cannot fully verify the image itself. we have shown our findings to international human rights experts. the codirector for the center of international law tells us

adam, good to talk to ou, keir starmer. adam, good to talk to you. thanks — keir starmer.adam, good to talk to you, thanks very much for— keir starmer. adam, good to talk to you, thanks very much for summing j keir starmer. adam, good to talk to i you, thanks very much for summing up the day for us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines in the uk today. cases of melanoma skin cancer are at an all—time high in the uk, with more than 20,000 people expected to be diagnosed with it this year. the charity cancer research uk is warning people to do more to protect themselves from the sun, and say there's been a particularly big increase in cases among older people. a woman who was stabbed to death on bournemouth beach on friday night has been named locally as amie gray. another woman remains in hospital with serious injuries. police are still at the scene of the stabbings and a section of the beachfront remains cordoned off. the raf has grounded the battle of britain memorial flights following the death of

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adam, thank you very much. >> you bet. in georgia says black voters feel like they have some commonality with trump. watch this. >> people see that there's some kind of commonality between himself and maybe all the black men that have been incarcerated in the families and the families that have been impacted by black male incarsuation. -- incarceration. stuart: dr. ben carson is going to get into that. 43% of voters say rfk or jr. should be included in at least one of the presidential debates, but one of biden's demands is no third party candidates. >>> cross-examination of michael cohen resumes today. elliot felig says even if the jury believes cohen, trump could still be found not guilty. elliot will explain next. ♪ and when i got there, they have the sushi- this is clem. like sushi classy- clem's not a morning person. i'm tasting it- or a night person. or a... people person. but he is an “i can solve this in 4 different ways” person. and that person... is impossible to replace. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work w

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adam: how did you deal with the whole ai phenomenon? not as well-known but explain how you do it. >> i don't want to do what everyone else is doing. don't want to buy the nvidia, leading the next trend. the underlying tail will benefit if you look at that, nvidia has to sell blue chips on the holdings business model collecting royalties year in and year out. there's a big distinction between nvidia and microsoft. nvidia has to push, getting pulled into the market. microsoft and apple push ai into the market so -- neil: they meet those products. >> microsoft's copilot running on architecture so it's not necessarily nvidia. nvidia is not going to be the only supplier of ai chips. they announced in recent weeks they are coming up with ai chip division. it's not -- neil: we talk about this on and off the air. this bull market and whether this bull market keeps going, ken fisher was here, slightly different, off buyer billion but he was saying that i don't see anything getting in the way, this one is 580 days old. it is gone up 50%. that the

fox weather meteorologist adam klotz here now with the forecast. adam.y along the east coast and severe storms are tracking over the last several days are going to be the main concern. they're going to continue to shift towards the east. but beginning with where they are this big line of severe thunderstorms this is leading edge moving over the appalachian mountains and all of the mississippi valley you're looking at several -- the severe thunderstorms, tornado warnings and a couple of confirmed tornadoes currently on the ground eep of these purple boxes is that but we're seeing tornado that's currently on the ground making its move. i expect many more of these in hours to come we've got a setup here with a four on scale of five that's exactly what we saw yesterday. we saw a bunch of big tornadoes overnight. we're in position where we could see something similar here as we head overnight tonight ultimately running up close to nashville but neferg that purple color box that pink colored box is where the severe weather is going to be. now all of this pushe

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come back in here, adam johnson.hat the authorities in red states have dealt far better with anti-semitism on campus than the authorities in blue states. >> by design. remember what's happening here, stuart, is part of a much bigger narrative, right? if it's to oppressor versus to oppressed. the democrats have adopted that as their own because it justifies bigger government, and democrats stand for bigger or government. if you are you are oppressed, there are oppressors out there, and the democratic party will save you from them, you know? that's the mentality. it started with george knowed. it then -- george floyd. it then became black lives matter which became defund the police, which became stand up for migrant rights in sanctuary cities and now it's israel versus the palestinians. it's the oppressor versus to oppressed narrative. the democrats have owned that, they want to own that. and that is why in blue states you are seeing politicians and and police forces allow much more to happen ap than in red states. stu

adam: absolutely.st started to measure and assess, even six months ago, there was a huge difference in their ability to answer basic questions with fast forward to today, we are finding that there are so many open-source commercial models doing a good job of answering questions. now what you want is one that is really fast, really expensive, uses the data that you give it, answering based on that. that is a lot of what we focus on. that is what the business users care about, the people trying to run the enterprise and build applications on top of that. caroline: positive across the board, seems to be coming down, making it up and bringing it down. who is coming out on top? from your standards, who is benchmarking well? adam: there are a lot of good open-source ones, but one of them is the new haiku model from the anthropic. it's good, does great with the material that you give it, feeding corporate data, it does a good job answering the question based on that data, lighting fast and inexpensive. these

the new york city mayor, eric adams, head of the nypd will be there. the mayor said last night these are external actors and not students. that could be a big part of what we're about to hear in new york city. stand by for that coming up momentarily and there is this out of florida. [shouting] >> dana: police in florida dissolving protestors as congress takes up legislation today to crack down on the rise of anti-semitism. >> bill: the sun is coming up in california and we're watching this protest on campus at ucla. what happens today we don't know. police are there. they are on the scene and so are we as our coverage continues from coast to coast. [shouting] to learn grit, determination and problem solving. we're taking that passion and channeling it through our farm to home bedding bath, and apparel at red land cotton. we grow cotton in the rich red earth of north alabama. and we want our products to be made here in the usa, from the seed in the ground to the final stitch. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20

adam:'s polls are tight, they could still change. momentum is favoring the former president, not the present one but looking back in history it was the same environment in 1948 when a very unpopular democratic president was looking at near certain defeat and something happened on election day, harry truman got through that one. things can change. polling is a lot more sophisticated today, may be these polls will prove accurate, but do you think we get ahead of ourselves pre-determining a victory? >> we do. whether it is sports or politics or a new harvard harris poll says 30 one% of people are weighing their options. a lot of it pretty one% made their mind up and don't want to say it but that's a lot of people. this is winnable for sides. this is a close race. it's a tossup and it probably will be as we head into the fall but as far as who has the advantage, would rather be trump than biden right now. neil: thank you. one of the things we look at when we see markets advancing and the backdrop, how you and i are feeling, it comes back

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adam served in our armed forces as an army abrams tank crewman. please join me in welcoming our distinguished panel and we'll turn to madeleine for her opening remarks. >> thanks. [applause] >> well, thanks, jeff, i appreciate it and appreciate the opportunity to be here today to say-- and congratulations to your hearty souls who struck it out on the last panel of the last day, on friday afternoon to boot. my congratulations to you. so i just want to start a little about how pleased i was to hear some of general cotton's remarks in many respects, he is really embracing a lot of the recommendations that we made in our commission all right. as jeff said, it was a bipartisan commission and not only was it split equally six people nominated by democratic leadership and six people nominated by republican leadership, but very interesting, i think, in this-- particularly in this policy arena, in this strategic arena, also six women and six men, which in and of itself i think is not only commendable. it was kind of by accident and it goes a long way in te

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adam, you're you're a man in in fact. sorry, mark. should should should should the nhs be paying blokes to amber? >> well, firstly, it's sexist and secondly , i'm not and secondly, i'm not particularly happy that my tax payer or tax payers money is going to be funding many, not all obese, lazy, greedy people all. and you can lose weight if you want to. this is ridiculous. >> yeah i mean go on. >> yeah i mean go on. >> well i mean this is a reality tv show isn't it? rather than the nhs sort of, you know, can you win the £400 prize? yeah. i mean, what's nuts about it is where does this end? i mean , i'm where does this end? i mean, i'm going to watch my football team on friday night. i usually have 4 or 5 pints. supposing i limit myself to 2 or 3. can i get £10 from the nhs, please ? supposing from the nhs, please? supposing i walk to the stadium rather than taking a cab, do i get a £5 kickback from the national health service? i think we've got to place this much more on the patient and for some treatments , if you need certain treatme

also with us is adam klasfeld who was in the courtroom today with us.n, also with us in the courtroom. msnbc legal correspondent. we were all there. every minute of it. this thing about cash turned out to be interesting. it was an angle i have not thought of. what todd blanche meant was there are rich people like donald trump in new york and they talk about buying apartments for $5 million and they say it will pay cash, i'm not going to finance. we know that they mean a check when they use cash in that way. the way we have all heard the word in the audio tape was this was payoff cash. but todd blanche says no, no benjamin's involved. >> that was not the argument. i mean, he tried. i think people should understand as a defense lawyer, you have a lot of irons in the fire and the main issue is to recover and to move on. so he planted the idea at least in the jurors mines and got an answer, which is no. cash is cash. to me that is a very damaging statement. i wanted to comment on your opening because one way i don't agree to it completely. >> our opening st

adam, as we mentioned, this was approved today unanimously by the board of supervisors. when does the city need to come into compliance and replace the protective gear that you currently have? >> as the ordinance is written, we have until june 30th of 2026. so we feel that's a reasonable amount of time for a pfas free alternative to be approved and available at scale to provide every san francisco firefighter with new gear. it puts the city on record that once it becomes possible to stop poisoning firefighters with their own gear, then we have to stop. >> yeah, i know this is something that that you and others have been fighting a long time for. glad to see you get this victory and thanks again to everyone, to yourself and everyone in the department for what you do for us living in the city. thanks so much, adam. appreciate it. >> thanks, heather. thanks for having us. >> all right. time now to talk about our beautiful weather. mark >> yeah, and a warming forecast as well. heather, take a look at the highs from this afternoon. you can see some 60s and some 70s out there

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adam: q.n that, former deputy assistant attorney general, uc berkeley law professor. welcome. so john, your take on what you can glean if anything from these jury requests. >> trial lawyers always say we can't guess, don't guess what's going on in the jury deliberation room. i've got to think the longer this goes on, the more questions coming out of the jury room, the better it looks for donald trump. all he needs is one of those jurors to be putting up a stiff argument saying i don't agree, i don't believe this, i don't think the prosecution carries the burden of proof and that one juror stays to that position and it is a hunger jerry. i can also see everybody else on the jury saying bring in, show us that clip, show us that language from the beginning of the alleged conspiracy. and look at the jury instructions, you can believe they will convict us on michael cohen. neil: a great deal made of the beginning witnesses, some leaned into fat, they are being meticulous about this and going in ord