i know angela.uld've had to kind of bring his "a" game to get her to even want to look his way. >> i could see how james was charismatic. and he did have ways about him being funny, intelligent, and things like that. so i think she looked at him kind of as a catch. >> do you remember when she met james ray and what she said about him? >> she admired him. and then i think the relationship kinda moved along pretty quickly. >> you talked a lot. does she share much about her love life? does she want to be married at some point? did she talk about what she wanted for herself personally? >> she did. she wanted to be married, and we did talk about that. >> so for this couple, clearly something went tragically wrong on that october night. >> and for the detectives who began to investigate, their attention turned to james ray. having left behind his daughter with his brother, robert ray, and those two suitcases. >> there were two suitcases that he packed for his daughter with a lot of clothing. he printed ou

angela steen director _ weapons to ukraine. angela steen director of _ weapons to ukraine.kraine. angela steen director of the centre | steen director of the centre for eurasian, russian and east european studies, also professional at georgetown university, great to talk to, thank you. —— professor. it's thirty years since nelson mandela was awarded the nobel peace prize alongside the last white president of south africa, fw de klerk. now nelson mandela's party — the african national congress — could be facing its biggest electoral challenge since the end of apartheid. it's being plagued by corruption scandals and accusations of poor public services. and in one key region of the country, infighting rooted in corruption has led to a surge in political murder. our special correspondent fergal keane who covered the fall of apartheid reports now from the province of kwa zulu natal. a violent conflict once spread out from these hills to threaten the future of south africa. it seemed nowhere was safe. as we interviewed this british peace monitor, a sniper intervened. in the end,

this morning , an sms came to angela’s phone, and i quote: angela, where did you go? you’ll go with me, but what is it, where are two? friend, did you really listen to me? i’m not obedient, but a friend in the service, you’re driving with me, 412, by the way , you asked yesterday, yes, this is my first time in sochi, but what do you think of my driving style, it’s disgusting, it’s immediately clear that you’re not from sochi, be careful the third time and make the right turn. convenient and i don’t have any kssr, it’s clear, understandable, that’s the same, well, yes, more careful, quiet. anna, anna, we’re fine, we’re here, oh, hold on, maybe a bunch of us. please don’t pay attention, he’s kind to me, hello , we’re not very evil either, alexander kolyuzhny, yes, we need angela, you texted her, is it angelina or something, well, what do you know about her, but nothing special i i don’t know about her, but she lived here, she rented a room, and you pass by , let’s go, she was renting, alexandra, where is she... i heard, it seems like some kind of maniac showed up? so yo

cuando angela fue a asegurar del bienestar de la víctima.mmy es un propietario de un negocio cerca del área y nos pidió no mostrar su rostro. dice conoce a esta víctima y lo describe como un hombre de familia y trabajador que explica, fue emboscado cuando llegó en la mañana a abrir su restaurante, videos de cámaras de seguridad de la plaza muestran los autos de los delincuentes en el estacionamiento frente al negocio y el momento en que la víctima es rodeada por estos. se ve que el honda blanco logra escapar y entonces algunos de los autos lo siguen. pero 2 vehículos se quedan para entonces robar a mano armada a un cliente de la lavandería que estaba en el estacionamiento en ese momento, angela explica fue unos 5 minutos después de eso que las cámaras de seguridad de su edificio captaron la persecución que llevó al accidente un par de cuadras después. mientras ocurría este incidente, habría al menos 4 testigos más, todos intentando llamar al 911 sin recibir una respuesta del servicio de emergencia. angela explica que lo más preocupado es que

so taking that idea, and i was like, "0k, angela, we're going to get rid of the locks". "0k, angela,, "are you sure?" i said, "yes. "we're going to get rid of the locks. "we're just going to go fresh." so keeping her in the same colour, but keeping her in a very crown shape, but like a...a 4a texture. and, you know, something that, like, uplifted her face and made her look really beautiful. and then, with the shuri character, what we decided, you know, in the first movie, she was the fun—loving kid. she had...she had the braids and we had the shaved sides and we had put lines in it. it was a whole different movie. so coming into this movie, she is a young woman trying to figure out who she is. like, how do we lead a nation? and she was still very much heavy in mourning. so we wanted to change her up. so we still kept her sides shaved in the back, we made a hairpiece and we did two—strand twist on it. keep it very, very simple. but it's something that still's going to keep you in the frame of what we did in the first one, but still gave you that connection to the second one. that's aw

angela biographer, angela levin. angela thank you very much for your time .e. i'm, of course, angela. you quite literally wrote the book on camilla. i mean, from it was called from outcast to queen consort now i'm wondering, do you think actually , camilla has you think actually, camilla has been fully accepted . now it's an been fully accepted. now it's an accepted viewpoint that she is indeed. accepted viewpoint that she is indeed . queen indeed. queen >> i think there's a very tiny number of people who feel religiously that she shouldn't have married him. and another tiny number of people who adore diana still and can't , you know, diana still and can't, you know, move on from her death and i'd, um, so i think other than that, she's a very popular and the one who i'm most pleased is princess anne because, um, princess anne disapproved with her hugely like, uh, her majesty the queen. um, she wouldn't go, uh, to any party or any event where camilla was, and she just didn't have anything to say for her. but over time, she's seen how helpful and positive she h

now, you both work with strong, powerful women, from angela bassett to michaela coel.it comes to your personal style, zerina, what makes you feel confident and powerful? you know, i love a good suit. i love wearing pants, i love wearing long, lean silhouettes. and i love experimenting with fashion in a way that, even like what i like to call twisted basics, you know, which is really a classic item. so, let's say your blazer, classic white button—downed shirt, but has a twisted element. you know, whether then it's a double collar or, like, it buttons to the left, you know, and there's some interest that makes it really special and collectable. so i like to always experiment with classic, like, twisted basics. camille, how would you describe your personal style? my personal style, i think it's like kind of like yours. it's very simple, very classic, but then, i like something with a twist, and i always think about what the hair's going to look like. and i always, you know, i always think about what jewellery i'm going to wear. so i always think about the jewellery, then

and don't...don't slack because it might not be a beyonce or an angela bassett.y could blow up the next day, and you just never know. be kind and do the right thing for no matter who sits in that chair. absolutely. they say that, um...you know, an intern can go from being an intern to your boss in three short years. i've seen it. less than three years. i've seen it. yeah. oh, yeah. so it's important to be kind. but i think, you know, there's this space in the community where we've almost assumed that we. . .that the world is against us, you know. and i think the way that we walk into a room sometimes, we can often be on a defence. and i think letting that guard down, let's say, even if it's something simple as there's now a new boss at yourjob, you know, and you're like, "this person is not going to like me". just start by introducing yourself, you know, on a just levelled playing field, you know, without it being that... it's just about... for me, it's about first, just humanity, you know. amen, sister. yep. what can be done to increase diversity in the industry

ultimately, this autobiography is an exploration of angela's growth, from self loving to still love.you didn't know and really was a poet before opening the book, you will by the end of it. and lou masterfully mixes that vivid descriptions with the language of a pot -- in a way that was unheard of for autobiographies at the time that the book was published. even now. this book is a master class in coupling compelling use of similarly and metaphor, with a direct and informal voice. the genius though, does not play in angelou's use of words. the literary critic pierre a walker focused on the books structure in his 1995 review, noting that the book is written in thematic, not chronological order. each short story presents a moment in introduce life resisting racism and oppression, a lesson. i know why the caged bird sings is simply put, a classic. this booker grounds the reader in the brutal realities of racism in america, it pays homage to the tradition of autobiography, and it realistically depicts the lifelong struggle with sexual assault and rape. to even consider banning a book of

angela levin.ght stabbing everyone in the back would lose friends and influence? well, damning new figures from harry and meghan's archewell charity show. the organisation suffered a whopping £8] organisation suffered a whopping £8.7 million plunge in donations in the past year, leaving them with a £537,000 loss. donations fell to just £1.6 million from only two individuals over that penod. only two individuals over that period . now it follows period. now it follows a turbulent year for the sussexes , turbulent year for the sussexes, who dropped harry's vitriolic memoir , spare, and had their memoir, spare, and had their lucrative spotify podcast deal axed after being slammed as grifters. there was a word before that, but we can't possibly read it out. meanwhile, today, harry and meghan have been sensationally labelled hollywood's biggest losers by an industry bible following their whiny netflix documentary . so whiny netflix documentary. so angela levin, are they now a spent force? oh i think the

angela levin.ought stabbing everyone in the back would lose friends and influence? well, damning new figures from harry and meghan's archewell charity show. the organisation suffered a whopping £8] organisation suffered a whopping £8.7 million plunge in donations in the past year, leaving them with a £537,000 loss. donations fell to just £1.6 million from only two individuals over that penod. only two individuals over that period . now it follows period. now it follows a turbulent year for the sussexes , turbulent year for the sussexes, who dropped harry's vitriolic memoir , spare, and had their memoir, spare, and had their lucrative spotify podcast deal axed after being slammed as grifters. there was a word before that, but we can't possibly read it out. meanwhile, today, harry and meghan have been sensationally labelled hollywood's biggest losers by an industry bible following their whiny netflix documentary . so whiny netflix documentary. so angela levin, are they now a spent force? oh i think t

to matters of less importance now — at least according to angela, who called our voice mail recentlyomplain about celebrities featuring on the news. she'd heard about the reunion of the noughties band girls aloud several times that day. so by the time it came up again on the 6:00 news on bbc one, she'd had enough. and we're talking to girls aloud as they announce a reunion tour. i'm fed up with the amount of showbiz news that gets put on the bbc when it's supposed to be a news program. the fact that a pop group are getting back together is not news. if you want to have that sort of stuff to broadcast, have a special show so people who are interested in that can go and watch that show. but there's more important things going on, notjust in britain, but throughout the world. we asked bbc news why a forthcoming concert tour had been important enough to make news bulletins and received this reply for angela. last week, the bbc announced it was embarking on what it's calling the "digital transformation" of news. this has been prompted by the decline in traditional linear audiences for tv

it's a wonderful angela there a wonderful angela levin there at royal biographer, royal guru.back on again. very very soon, no doubt . but coming very soon, no doubt. but coming up, i've got an exclusive report from the migrant camps of calais that blows apart any claims that the small boats crisis might, in fact , be the small boats crisis might, in fact, be easing. you don't want to miss this. >> this group of migrant s boarded a bus to accommodate provided by the regional government further inland . but government further inland. but these migrants will be back as soon as they get the nod from the smugglers that it's their turn to board a small boat and you just need to head to the rail station in calais for evidence of more migrant arrivals . police on the arrivals. police on the platforms can do little to stop them . this group of young men them. this group of young men tell me they're from afghanistan . iran just off the train from belgium. they plan . to camp belgium. they plan. to camp around calais as they wait for their turn on a small boat. yet their turn on a small

it's a wonderful angela there a wonderful angela levin there at royal biographer, royal guru.back on again. very very soon, no doubt . but coming very soon, no doubt. but coming up, i've got an exclusive report from the migrant camps of calais that blows apart any claims that the small boats crisis might, in fact , be the small boats crisis might, in fact, be easing. you don't want to miss this. >> this group of migrant s boarded a bus to accommodate provided by the regional government further inland . but government further inland. but these migrants will be back as soon as they get the nod from the smugglers that it's their turn to board a small boat and you just need to head to the rail station in calais for evidence of more migrant arrivals . police on the arrivals. police on the platforms can do little to stop them . this group of young men them. this group of young men tell me they're from afghanistan . iran just off the train from belgium. they plan . to camp belgium. they plan. to camp around calais as they wait for their turn on a small boat. yet their turn on a small

feeling the pressure, i finished before angela. okay time's up.et her stuff, but i think i found something she will like. >> you're giving me a hint now. >> consider that my gift to you. >> soon angela gains a clear speed advantage. >> this $40 budget is crimping my style when it comes to al. >> i'm getting faster as i practice with the ai. >> i'm getting slower. oh, dear and with your final purchase -- >> that's a wrap. >> for savannah, we have a hand cream trio and a shawl hoda, a board game and cookies from new york's famous bakery. al, an ascot and a book about an 18th century shipwreck who bought each gift it's hard to say happy holidays to you and the anchors of "today". >> okay. this is the big moment of truth. we're going to see if ai knows you better or if you prefer the ai gift or what i got you. so the hand cream trio or the shawl? savannah >> what if pick ai and then your feelings are going to be hurt. >> then it tells me, i'm going to go to ai. why bother thinking. >> this exact scenario, normally i would pick the shawl, but i think i

and thank you again, angela.ming up on mornings on two, the nine say goodbye to the honeymoon. and hello to the buddy moon. why some couples are changing their plans for the days following their wedding. and you can ring in the holiday season this saturday at the jack london square holiday tree lighting in oakland. there will be live music, a laser light show and special guests. the free event starts at 545 near plank and jack london square. andre senior will be there to light the tree and you can donate a coat at the tree lighting to take part in our annual one warm coat drive. we are looking for new or gently worn coats to help keep bay area families warm and dry this season you have until sunday to donate. go to ktvu.com slash one warm coat to find a participate donating drop off location near you. we've also included a qr code near the bottom of the screen that will give you more information about this drive. and we want to say thanks to our sponsors. big o tires, the ups store and most of all, thanks to you.

please give it up for angela. pharrell, the baller, y'all. the first ever executive of moms demand action. you all give it up for many. tim arise you president and ceo of reproductive for all. so you want. i'm not even going to do it because i'm in trouble. supposed to get off this stage, but i just want be close to this panel. i'm hoping it's like such to him at a garment and it rub off on me. y'all give it up again for our incredible thank you. yes. woo! ain't no height person like nick harris. yeah. feel good coming out on stage after. all right, well, we are here for our conversation now i want to say we leaders now that are fighting for our democracy and civil rights on the stage we got leaders that are fighting gun violence prevention on the stage we got leaders fighting for reproductive freedom for all on the stage. and we're going to keep it all the way real tonight. okay, jada pinkett and the red table talk ain't nothing on us, okay? and i don't know if there's some entanglements in congress, have to talk about it right? so i just wa

also with me is nbc news legal analyst angela sindella. thank you for joining us. your reaction to what ethan had to say about the overall strength of the argument in maine? >> yeah. i think he was absolutely right that this was a good day for democracy and i do want to point out what you started with, this was a bipartisan effort in maine. he is a democrat, but he was joined by two republicans, two former state senators. the other thing that's important to note here is that they talked about the actual insurrection. while we all saw with our eyes on january 6th, right, we remember vividly, donald trump on the ellipse of the capitol over an hour using the word fight or fighting multiple times and telling his supporters to go down to the capitol and fight like hell. steven, that's exactly what they do. they take their guns, they take their bear spray, their zip ties and go down to the capitol and fight like hell. they assault law enforcement, they assault members of the news media, looking to kill or assault the vice president of the united states and the speaker of

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angela hernandez is the manager of this jewelry store in the oakland mall in san jose, she said this year the mall has a completely different vibe and it has a lot to do with the extra police patrols. >> i have been here for four years and this is the most police presence i have ever seen. last year i have never seen them walking around, like in three or four or two, i never saw that. >> reporter: she is grateful for the increased police presence. just a few months ago, angela said smash-and-grab robbers got away with a couple thousand dollars worth of jewelry. >> these cases right here, like september , and before then, it was a homeless person just had a hammer, he didn't take anything, but i think they cleaned up the homeless in canada, but there was one over there months ago, so he came with a hammer and smashed it and just left. >> reporter: the san jose police department is deploying one sergeant and three officers to conduct patrols in the evening four days a week. they met shopper roger who says they feel better knowing that the officers are out there. >> i think it is needed

angela, thank you. angela stent of the brookings institution.eopolitical that we talk about for 2024. this is still two years in now, going into a third year for this war. hard to believe. some initially thought this would be a quick, over, if you will. it has not turned out this way. manus: fatigue of the coalition, fatigue of the willing, fatigue of nations, for of europeans, fatigue of the united states of america. it is tragic to say it. sending money to ukraine is not a vote winner in this country. it is just not, nor is it in europe. carol: not a vote winner. when you look back geopolitically, who are our allies? manus: what happens as putin encroaches further and you have a nato encroachment? carol: he has already and there was not enough pushback. here we are talking about a war that has gone into its third year. if he is a winner in this, what is next? katie: fatigue when it comes to sending more money, we are heading into that presidential campaign. we know u.s. voters tend to vote on domestic issues. winter is going to be rough here.

angela, who fights to create a hospital safe haven for black moms like angel.and sister who fights for her loved ones' legacy. >> shehe's so cucute.. she'e's the e light of the part. that's so like april. she seems to have a joy in life. and that's totally my sister.. noththing's in h her wayay. she was fearless and just a zeal for life. and i can see that in anaya. >> the next generation anaya, teigen, and elaine's son. three mothers, changemakers. changing the way we look at childbirth. and in turn, demanding change. ♪ i got the fire in me ♪ >> the birthing center you just saw is planning on expanding to other areas where alternative options for maternity care are limited. thanks for watching "the whole story. " >>> hello and welcome. i'm michael holmes. coming up on "cnn newsroom," the u.s. secretary of state set to meet

versus morning maryland by four democrats angela on with george conley. >> hi george, i'm a big fan i want you all the time. and i'm generally going to be voting provided copies i think that isen the greatest but it definitely for rule of law the meaning favorite anything is right-wingers say about him is true, these policies are horrible and took money from well that is all true, until this day, he doesn't trump said kosovo but i'm not leaving the white house make it never be as bad as trump and i will never forget watching pants when he was running for president, the indiana state fair reporters any other state in reporters court him simple what did trump want you to do the day to go back to the state and he said no, he wanted to me to reject the biden electors and keep trump in officeth i one question and thas about heritage foundation, 2025 as a relates to civil service employees which is close to my heart because my great grandfather in the early 19 hundreds my family and civil service. >> yes angela will think the question in the george holly responsive act i don't know enough

angela, are you surprised that president mcgill decided to tendered her resignation?i cannot see i am. the only surprise here is she lasted this long. someone who cannot unequivocably condemn calls for genocide has no business being at the helm of a tax payer supported university plus she clearly did not know her own student code of conduct. i looked up the student handbook at mit, you penn and harvard all explicitly banned religious discrimination. for her not to know that and for her also to not understand title vi of the civil rights act banning discrimination based on national origin, i believe that lack of knowledge is extremely disqualifying. jon: it was really congresswoman elise who elicited some of the most damaging statements or non- statements from these college presidents wouldn't you say? to her question there's also a congressman who asked these college presidents what have you done to hold people accountable for the anti-semitism on your campus who has been a punished question mccue has been fired the absolute was absolute crickets is why the most awkwa

. >> reporter: angela hernandez is the manager of piercing pagoda jewelry in the oakland mall, she said this year the mall had a completely different vibe and it has a lot to do with the extra police patrols. >> i've been here for four years and this is the most police presence i have ever seen. last year, i never saw them walking around in three or four or two, i never saw that. >> reporter: she is grateful for the increased police presence. just a few months ago, angela said smash-and-grab robbers got away with a couple thousand dollars worth of jewelry. >> these pieces right here, like september, and then before that, it was a homeless person, didn't take anything, but because we have a homeless encampment, well, there was one month ago before they cleaned it up. so he came with a hammer and a smashed it and left. >> reporter: the san jose police department is deploying one sergeant and three officers to conduct six-hour patrols in the evening, four days a week. this shopper feels better knowing that the officers are out there. >> i think it is needed. it'll be helpful but, more powe

angela from maryland. you are on with george conway. caller: george, i am a big fan. i am definitely going to be voting for biden. even if everything the right wing says about him is true, until the day he does but trump did and say, i lost the vote, i will never forget watching him when he was running for president. and reporters had cornered him and asked him, what did trump want you to do that

, that angela, who in angela, she works in the same salon, she is a fortune teller, when karina camed she had a motive, all right , poisoning is a pure bobstray method, well, you’ll remove this curse at the same time, oh, you hesitated, back off, do you hear, yes, there’s no curse on me, here i stand calmly, that like this, oh, here... varvar, you are an asian maksimov, i understand, don’t shake it off at me, girls, don’t pass by, look what i have, what do you think, fortune telling right on the street - this crime, let's now approach her, straight to the forehead, ask all the questions that interest us questions, well, sometimes a woman needs something more delicate, or what? you want to teach me how to behave with women, or what? well, why not, you have a photo of lena, of course , a photo of lena, she’s always herself, well , yes, i ran away now, why do you need a photo of lena, well, i’ll take it, go up to her, start from afar, how you like it in the forehead, what a man most suitable for this woman, well , you yourself were always interested, come on. this will do, this is not l

who better to do so royal biographer angela so than royal biographer angela levin? angela hello.. grey that it cheers me up. >> that's one very bright red you've got on, but it looks good.thank you've got on, but it looks good. thank you so talk to me about the royals then, because i was imagining near was imagining that near christmas. bit christmas. this gets a bit quieter not so . quieter for them, but not so. >> not yet. >> not yet. >> not yet. they >> not yet. they once >> not yet. they once that's over christmas, then it gets quieter. >> but what's interesting is sandringham. they're all to off sandringham, but it's going to be different. >> subtly different from when the queen was there. >> one. >> one. >> i'm sure these girls are going to be very, very pleased. >> have to change >> they don't have to change seven times on christmas day . seven times on christmas day. they can wear their dresses all the time. camilla doesn't expect that to happen. she's very much sort of used to dinner parties and she's bringing this year her children and her grand five grandchildren and h

angela: hÍjole. son los propÓsitos y rituales para este aÑo 20 24. angela: yo me pongo todos los calzones. mi abuela me dice que me tengo que poner el verde para algo, el rojo para el amor, entonces, siempre traigo como siete calzones. por cualquier cosa. a ver si me ayuda en algo. [risas] mucha salud, mucho Éxito para mi familia, mucho Éxito para la gente en mi entorno, que la gente sea feliz, que estemos en paz, ir al gimnasio. [risas] sacar un disco. la verdad soy muy lenta con mi mÚsica. necesito que estÉ perfecta, perfecta, pero el aÑo que viene sÉ que van a salir muchos discos, canciones nuevas y muchos proyectos. ♪ ♪ jessica: quÉ maravilla! tiene que invitarnos para esa fiesta. llÉvame. [risas] yisus: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ jomari: romina la hija de los actores villanueva y posada han tenido el reto de supe

>> reporter: angela is the manager of banter in the oakridge mall in san jose. she says this year the mall has a completely different vibe. it has a lot to do with the extra police patrols. >> i have been here at the -- mall for four years, there is the most police patrol. last year i never saw them walking around like in, in three or fours or in twos, i never saw that. >> reporter: she is grateful for the increased police presence. just a few months ago angela says smash and grab robbers got away with a couple thousand dollars worth of jewelry. >> these cases right here, like, september. and then before then it was a homeless person just had a hammer and just, did not take anything but just, we have the homeless encampment. i think they cleaned it up. there was one over there months ago before they cleaned it up the guy came with a hammer, smashed it and just left. >> reporter: the san jose police department is deploying one sergeant and three officers to conduct daily six hour patrols in the evening four days a week. we met this shopper who says he feels bette

anyway, so joining to discuss is angela joining me to discuss is angela levin, royal biographer angela> talk you through. i think you could it in the as a year. could see it in the as a year. are just coming an end . and are just coming to an end. and we've two nasty things at we've had two nasty things at the beginning, at the end there was the beginning was despair at the beginning where full of where harry was full of nastiness unkindness and nastiness and unkindness and lies, and then it was , um, end lies, and then it was, um, end game by scobie, which was also exactly the same. so you see a family who's had to cope with those two things, which is very , those two things, which is very, very difficult indeed. however when you saw them work, walk to church, what you saw was a really warm, happy family. church, what you saw was a really warm, happy family . see, really warm, happy family. see, you know, princess charlotte talking to mayor, who is mike tindall's daughter? she's nine, she's eight. and you saw everybody . she was very relaxed , everybody. she was very relaxed, smiling,

. >> represento a la señora Ángela celis pinzón.n un hotel donde terminó arrestada y el mismo policía le está diciendo a ella 20 veces no menos de 20 veces. no te puedo ayudar si no eres víctima, si eres víctima, te vamos a tener que arrestar. ella continúa diciendo no soy víctima. te tenían secuestrado. no, acabamos de venir de marshall. mira, aquí tengo todas las bolsas de shopping. ella está. regresa el sábado a colombia o sea que ellos venían, visitaban con un boleto de ida y vuelta. >> según su abogado, su clienta enfrenta cargos de prostitución. ahora la pregunta. >> aquí es donde están los clientes. los meros culpables, los que causan esto. la fiscalía, por su parte, le pidió al juez imponer las fianzas más altas para cada acusado, ya que considera que los implicados son una amenaza para la comunidad. >> otros acusados se presentaron en otra corte para la revisión de sus casos o para una examinación preliminar. otro de los 9 acusados, el cual la fiscalía considera como el líder de la organización es michael andrew ayala valdi

okay, well, let me say one of the roadblocks, so one of the red flags that i see angela, and i just want to continue the conversation with you. is it fair to say that joe biden is oddly not upset over the election of someone who is because there to be a far right. more libertarian candidate. exactly. opposite, it's a. well, joe biden is in the united states. you know, obviously we saw jake sullivan tweeting out his congratulations president by himself, had a conversation 5 days later congratulating why do you think this is and do you think this has anything to do with the fact that malay is promising to ditch the pace? so for the us stall. yeah, absolutely. i think it's because of that that, that, that one issue right there is why by them like that. that's the one issue. well, we're talking about someone who, you know, clearly, you know, like he's split fed his oatmeal in the morning. i don't think there's a lot of necessarily going on there. but i'm sure that he's really glad that argentina is going to be deducting the us dollar. and not sticking with bricks and trying to align themselv

angela, we are approaching the two—year mark in this war.n the middle east and people in russia will know that. and yet soldiers are still being sent to the front line and president putin only wants to increase troop numbers. is there a risk that could backfire? so president putin is determined as we move towards his re—election next year, that people in his country should believe that russia is in fact winning the war and what he has done is what they are going to do is recruit 170,000 new troops, largely from these poor regions of russia, they will offer them large sums of money, they will earn much more than they would earn if they found a job where they live. so, so far, the kremlin has managed this rather well. 18 months ago they had a major recruitment drive and that is when large numbers of young men leave the country for kurdistan, parts of central asia and the former soviet republics because they did not want to be mobilised. this time the incentives are somewhat different. and, of course they are recruiting prisoners as well. that

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investigators called former state attorney, angela cori, then an assistant prosecutor. >> the policeey walked me through the scene. >> how hard was it seeing cory parker in that way? >> this was brutal because you could tell she had fought for her life. you could tell that she was at her most vulnerable, alone, in bed, and that she had been brutally and viciously stabbed in the middle of the night. >> stabbed more than 100 times. >> this was a second individual who do this? >> very. >> i did not take long for word of corey's death to spread from the tiny apartment. amy, still visiting her mother out of town got a call from corey's boyfriend. >> he was crying and he said, did you hear what it's going on? i am so confused. >> i said no, what's wrong. everything is fine. he said, cory, there's something wrong with corey, someone found her in blood. and i said no, she is fine, i talked to her yesterday everything is fine. >> still, she drove back into jacksonville beach, straight to the police station just to make sure. >> reporter: that it finally register at the police station, eventua

merkel: angela, how come you build pipelines to russia, receive and send billions of dollars there, then come to us. let's protect against russia, this was actually a 20-year-old policy of the united states of america, because they assumed that countries, for example, the european union, are already rich enough to also take responsibility for security, and of course, that the american you also have to buy weapons, because you are buying something small, here the interests everywhere must, must understand, that's why here we must understand the complex of interests and understand that even if we... adopt all the legislation, theoretically we will look very responsible, this does not mean that we will still become members of the european union, why? and there are a lot of internal disputes within the european court, mr. kuliba, well , he is a diplomat, he cannot say much , what is actually happening, i will say, we are competitors in many parameters , primarily in relation to eastern europe, and the emergence such a powerful competitor... as ukraine is a big country, but it is huge by

i think the israeli prime minister angela i failed?sure from extremes within his government. that he should resume the offence against hamas in gaza. hamas has also proved very resilient. perhaps more so than expected. while negotiations have been going on and secretary of state antony blinken is on the ground and asked the israelis to restrain from repeating what they did in the north of gaza. my hunch at this point is the next phase of the fighting is going to be very bloodied and more costly for both palestinians in gaza as well as israelis. i would be very surprised if more israeli soldiers are not killed and also a number of those hostages, dozens of hostages are still in the custody of hamas and some of the other groups in gaza and their life will be in serious jeopardy. we will be in serious 'eopardy. we will be in serious 'eopardy. we will have to _ will be in seriousjeopardy. we will have to leave it there, ologies we don't have more time to talk about this further but thank you so much forjoining us from the australian nation

it's time for an xmas royal roundup with hrh angela levin . roundup with hrh angela levin.rsdays from 6:00 till 930. >> well come back, it is time for our xmas royal roundup with echr angela levin . echr angela levin. >> hello, merry christmas and the hrh can i keep it? yes, that is legally bound now. wow! put it on all of the letters. put on the letterheads. it's totally fine, thank you. how are you? have you had a nice christmas day? i'm fine. >> yes i'm fine. yes. >> you have a big meal? >> you have a big meal? >> no, i don't do any of that proper nothing. >> no, ijust some proper nothing. >> no, i just some family >> no, i just had some family around and it was just really relaxed and and just very relaxed and fun and just very nice. lovely. so nice. that's lovely. so obviously we're here now. >> but very, very >> low key, but very, very comfortable for family. comfortable for a family. >> yes. sounds like the >> yes. that sounds like the dream um talk to me about dream thing. um talk to me about this. first of all, let's talk about the kings speech. that's obviously on