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that's unquote, president jimmy carter, his last statement in the balcony.nnouncer: 2024 was a momentous year for c-span from continuing our decades-old tradition of providing gavel-to-gavel coverage of the house and senate to key committee hearings and press conferences, the landmark supreme court cases and to a historic presidential election including both the republican and democratic national conventions. here's a look back on the year as we prepare for it is expected to be an action-packed 2025. >> what kind of crack do you normally smoke mr. biden? >> to most i am known as jellyroll. >> i appreciate the opportunity to be here. >> my name is shou chew and i am the ceo of tiktok. >> have you apologized to the victims? would you like to do so now? you are here on national television. would you like to apologize to the victims? >> tonight all eyes are on iowa. >> i am today suspending my campaign. >> the time has now come to suspend my campaign. >> the events were shameful, criminal, violent, but did not qualify as insurrection. >> this will be my last ter

and they ushered people in of the president's family and all up to the balcony. so there were many people already sitting in the sanctuary. but needless to say, the balcony was full of people eager to hear president carter, if you think about jesus life. and his relationship with people around him, what would be the one word that would come to your mind? i know there'll be a lot of different words, but just call out a few that just one word. but love. okay? yeah. all right. my friendship, compassion and concern. what servant? i'm sorry. devotion. okay. sacrifice. all those are very, very good, inspiring. most pleasant words. right? friendship. compassion, love, devotion. anybody else? think of a word that doesn't quite fit into that category. suffering. okay. betrayal. i'm sorry. sorry. okay. sacrifice. right line. okay. start to kill him. okay. they're certainly getting close. nobody's got to the word that i won't. yeah, i'm sorry, joy. no, that's not it. but the death. okay. how many of you studied your life. okay, but those a word. there's a word that describe

so book a service, go across the balcony and elsewhere. this is something we have all been waiting for and we have been working a lot to make it happen. the decision was made and now it's become a reality. i wish you success. i hope you will do many interesting projects and has sincere guests to interview good luck, may your journey be fair, as we say in russia. see, especially the courtesy, but thank you so much for these beautiful words. and your law has been set about multiple equity over the past few years. so my question to you, is this, what are the criteria of a multiple world? and are they present today? the atlas? cuz you're right multiple already has been talked about a lot. why? because it's becoming a reality in some respects, it's already here. let's take a look at the economy. for instance. well, $1020.00, or 30 years ago there were only a handful of economies or states that believe their level of economic development afforded them the status of a global leader. there are many more states today whose economies perform at this

the singer died aged 31 after falling from a third—floor balcony in october.the latest. liam payne's death in october shocked fans around the world. many gathered to remember him outside the hotel where he had been staying and fell from a third for balcony. today, a website in argentina claims five people have been charged in connection with his death. local media say his friend and two members of staff from the hotel have been charged with manslaughter and another two charged with supplying drugs. it was announced last month that three people had been charged but they were not named at the time. an autopsy confirmed, the 31—year—old suffered internal and external bleeding and multiple traumatic injuries. police found alcohol, a phone and medication in his room, along with destroyed objects and furniture. authorities have examined hours of cctv footage and spoken to hotel staff, medical professionals and friends. liam payne found worldwide and fame in what direction and later had a son but, in recent years, he has spoken about the pressures he faced at such ab

investigators believe liam payne fell from the balcony while trying to find the exit.er charge. the businessman rogalia roger nores, liam payne's friend and driver in argentina, abandoned him to his fate, they say. two hotel staff — gilda martin and esteban grassi — acted recklessly by allowing the singer to be taken to his room. another hotel worker, ezequiel pereya, and a waiter, braian paiz, are accused of supplying him cocaine. mr paiz�*s lawyer says, yes, they took drugs, but his client didn't sell them, and he questions why there are manslaughter charges for those accused of simply not looking after liam payne. translation: what happens in these cases is that there is a witch hunt. they search for people to blame where there are none. people are charged with things they did not commit, or at least people are held responsible for more than they should be. # the story of my life... liam payne's death left his fans distraught, so this is a high—profile case. police gathered hundreds of hours of cctv footage, phone messages and hotel records. what's not in doubt is t

investigators believe liam payne fell from the balcony while trying to find the exit.there is enough evidence to support a type of manslaughter charge. the businessman, liam payne's friend and driver, abandon him to his fate, they say. two hotel staff acted recklessly by allowing the singer to be taken to his room. another hotel worker and a waiter are accused of selling him cocaine. these charges follow a major investigation. police gathered hundreds of hours of cctv footage, phone messages, and hotel records. liam payne described how his life onto her left him struggling with addiction. >> and the band, the best way to secure us, get us in the rooms. then in the room, minibar. that just seemed to carry out their many years of my life. >> one direction have sold millions of albums worldwide. liam payne's that have left fans distraught. the argentine judge overseeing the case says no one involved wanted him to lose his life, but their actions had put it at risk. >> the head of the united nations has warned in his new year's message that the world is facing climate brea

and we are family uses that balcony often. and it seems to be that no matter what the weather is and you know that the weather can get pretty oppressive here in the summer, it just seems like there's always a beautiful, cool breeze flowing through that that balcony that makes it just a joy to sit out. and especially as you watch the sun go down and the the lights on, the monuments start to come up, it's it's breathtaking. utilized by all first family since its completion in 1948. president truman is criticized for changing the architectural look of the white house. it's a metaphor for so much of what goes on in this town. something new. oh, my god. something that hasn't been done before. something that's going to desecrate a national treasure that was very characteristic of harry truman. he saw the comfort. he saw the relaxation that the balcony would provide. and every one of his successors has been grateful to harry truman for making it a little bit more livable. i didn't understand exactly what all the fuss was about. oh, i

and it seems like for balconies, these have been sort of after a tragedy happens. and so i'm wondering if maybe as part of the facade inspection, there should be an offshoot to balconies. i don't know if this is the proper forum to talk about this, but just hearing you speak about the facade inspection made me think about balconies as part of that, you know, can we have a new piece of legislation so we can have matt green address that one for you? yeah. so there's in the san francisco housing code, there's existing requirement that every five years the appendages for residential buildings must be inspected. and there's submit a report to the department. there's also some state law requirements that we're trying to wrap into that housing code requirement. but i could prepare a more detailed report for that if you want, in a future meeting. all right. thank you. any further questions or comments? i have one more question. i don't know which of these microphones you hear. i okay, well, if you can hear me, that's all that matters. i so we just had this conversation abo

there's an old joke, if everybody who claimed to have been on that balcony had been on the balcony, it would have fallen off. there's great tradition in british life of saying, i was a part of that. i was there at the time. half the fun here has been -- not the fun. one of the privileges has been that the sas -- the surviving sas people who were involved were given formal military authorization to talk to me. the ministry of defense issued them with passes to talk to me. they have never -- that's never happened before with the sas. officially, they are not supposed to talk about any secret operation they took part in. for this -- i think there are 18 still alive. i have interviewed 14 of them. >> do we have more? >> i will sneak -- no. there's somebody. >> you can sneak one. >> i don't know how many books, at least half a dozen by now, they all seem to focus on espionage or commando actions in the past. do you take an interest in more contemporary subjects? would you just as soon steer clear? are there events you would love to get your hands on but they are top secret? >> there are ple

very simple questions like that, or what if somebody walks out on the balcony and shoots someone in thekind of quaint when you could go onto the internet and see something, you know, pretty graphic or even in regular news you can see graphic things all the time. but i think they are questions that are still valid today which was one of the reasons i wanted to do the movie. >> stephen: before we go, i hear you're going to be part of a panel next week for a movie you're not in. >> peter: i'm doing all the movies. >> stephen: i understand it's for good cause cause. tell the people. >> peter: i'm going to be interviewing some of the actors, and this is the center for appellate legislation they are doing project here in new york where they work on resentencing for people convicted of crimes in their teens and essentially put away for the rest of their lives and these are frequently people from communities where they can afford to have a lawyer do it and so on the tenth i will be interviewing the actors we are going to have a big fund-raiser and hopefully raise a lot of money to help people o

investigators believe liam payne fell from the balcony while trying to find the exit.hter charge. the businessman rogalia roger nores, liam payne's friend and driver in argentina, abandoned him to his fate, they say. two hotel staff — gilda martin and esteban grassi — acted recklessly by allowing the singer to be taken to his room. another hotel worker, ezequiel pereira, and a waiter, braian paiz, are accused of supplying him cocaine. mr paiz�*s lawyer says, yes, they took drugs, but his client didn't sell them, and he questions why there are manslaughter charges for those accused of simply not looking after liam payne. translation: what happens in these cases is that there is a witch hunt. they search for people to blame where there are none. people are charged with things they did not commit, or at least people are held responsible for more than they should be. # the story of my life... liam payne's death left his fans distraught, so this is a high—profile case. police gathered hundreds of hours of cctv footage, phone messages and hotel records. what's not in doubt i

you'll remember the singer died, aged 31, afterfalling from a third floor balcony at a hotel in buenoses in october. with me is our news correspondent tom symonds. what is this new development? it's quite significant. it's a lengthy, detailed statement from the prosecutor's office in buenos aires having carried out a two or three month investigation involving 800 hours of video footage, phones being seized and forensically search, a postmortem into liam payne's body, and what they have come back with is five charges against five individuals. roger norris is regarded as a friend of liam payne by the prosecutor. gilda martin, hotel manager... and... are charged with manslaughter for failing to look after liam payne despite the fact that he is intoxicated. and to other individuals who worked at the hotel are accused of selling the singer drugs. it is said that... by the prosecutor that liam payne took a taxi to a man's hotel to buy drugs of him. the prosecutor said that liam payne fell from the balcony thinking he was just trying to leave the room and sadly died after hitting his head aga

investigators believe liam payne fell from the balcony while trying to find the exit.slaughter charge. the businessman rogalia roger nores, liam payne's friend and driver in argentina, abandoned him to his fate, they say. two hotel staff, gilda martin and esteban grassi, acted recklessly by allowing the singer to be taken to his room. another hotel worker, ezequiel pereira, and a waiter, braian paiz, are accused of selling him cocaine. these charges follow a major investigation. police gathered hundreds of hours of cctv footage, phone messages and hotel records. before, liam payne described how his life on tour had left him struggling with addiction. when we were in the band, the best way to secure us because of how big it got was just lock us in our rooms. and, of course, what's in the room? a mini bar. so at a certain point, i thought, "i'm going to have a party for one," and thatjust seemed to carry on throughout many years of my life. one direction have sold millions of albums worldwide. liam payne's death has left his fans distraught. the argentine judge overseein

then in the year of our children, israel said this, the balcony zation of the arab states. that is the balcony, a zation of egypt into 4 states, syria into 5 states, and little lebanon will be divided into provinces, communes, and cantons. the map already exist and everything is written. they is after the collapse of the national government. israel was quick to invade a united nations buffer zone and take a massive chunk of syria and fat is well show. the excitement that they aside was toppled, almost like a. finally, this is a historic day for them, at least the collapse of the situation that germany and damascus offers great opportunity, but also is flawed with significant dangers. this collapse is a direct result of our forceful action against is by law in the wrong passage, main supporters, etc. opportunity reaction of all those who want to free themselves from this germany added suppression last week or those forces supported by washington reported that they had already come under attack by turkish, artillery and drones. there has been speculation that too. yeah, and i

liam payne fell from a third—floor balcony in october.fe, i take her home.# liam payne's death in october shocked fans around the world. many gathered to remember him outside the hotel where he'd been staying and fell from a third floor balcony. today, the prosecutor in argentina confirmed five people have been charged in connection with his death. local media say liam's friend roger nores, and two members of staff from the casasur hotel have been charged with manslaughter and another two charged with supplying drugs. it was announced last month that three people had been charged, but they weren't named at the time. an autopsy confirmed the 31—year—old suffered internal and external bleeding and multiple traumatic injuries. police found alcohol, a phone and medication in his room, along with destroyed objects and furniture. authorities have examined hours of cctv footage and spoken to hotel staff, medical professionals and friends. # you don't know you're beautiful.# liam payne found worldwide fame in one direction and later had a son wit

yeah, that's basically what happened to the balcony who'd fallen right off the political radar since negotiating brags that for the you. he wasn't even a candidate in the actual parliamentary elections, the one in which his old party squared a whopping 5 percent. oh, but he did try to be a presidential candidate with that same party in 2021 days. does that with a party is but he couldn't even make it into the final round of that parties. primaries were talking about a party again with single digit forensic motor support. anyway. yeah, thanks for playing by the thanks for coming out. so who's up next? what lots of anticipation around maxwell schedule the address to the nation on thursday night, and who will be the next luck? you can test it in the front, president's game of canyon, mimic and anti establishment populist well enough, as a custom crafted establishment hacked to last as french prime minister longer than the shelf life of a bad. yet botany lasted about 90 days or a bit more than to lose tresses. so what stuck the fork in this guy's political come back? well, his inability

moments later payne fell from his third floor balcony.ssant in his system. ♪ i find the words to say ♪ >> reporter: news of the music superstar's sudden death sending shock waves around the world, from countless fans gathering at a makeshift vigil outside his hotel to just last month his family and friends, including payne's one direction band mates, saying their final goodbyes at a private funeral outside of london. now payne's girlfriend, kate cassidy, who had been with him on part of his trip to argentina, sharing a heartfelt message on instagram. writing, sending all my love to those carrying grief this holiday. i hope this season brings you comfort and peace. chloe melas, nbc news. >>> actress gal gadot revealed she was diagnosed with a massive blood clot in her brain while pregnant with her fourth child. the wonder woman star sharing in a post on instagram that earlier this year she had been rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery. now she is sharing her story to raise awareness. "nbc news now" anchor hallie jackson has more. >

and this is the essence of the broadcasting that our country is launching in the balcony. not to be in something that doesn't exist, not to deceive or lower. i've given you an example of how western is do it, but to show the real story so that there is an alternative voice, and the choices are up to the people themselves. are you able to do more of that? thank you for speaking about. maybe you don't agree with me. no, that is not only my opinion is important, but your opinion is important to me. your opinion is the most important. no is i just thought of terms switcheroo option, but you know, what's the point? any weight when the use appeared across it today would open that it would broadcast that there would be television. you hysteria, be gone, am on the pro west and us, i was learning to call yellowstone and you know how i think you're aware. but i'll remind the audience one more time how about 3 years ago, rush to day launch broadcasting in german. everything was done legally. everything was done within the framework of ethics and legality, which is broadcasting in ger

spot are packed with mind bending streaks of lights and the mirrors looks like i'm hanging from a balcony. right. well, i'm actually laying on the floor before we explore the spot, so let's go through what we have for you on today. so we take a look through the lens of the theme and one know, see who's making an impact and which one is l g b t t y, a plus community. we had to allow you to meet musician patrick's and bella, who's passionate about keeping traditional music alive. and we take a walk through some beautiful pockets of urban forest and cape.

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he witnessed the strikes last night a yes from this balcony where i am now. we saw them yesterday around 10 or 11 o'clock in the, in the, during the night. they were took place one or 2 kilometers away from here, where the airport of commercially is uh, this output airport had been controlled by our side soldiers until such a day. then they left and kurdish, the troops took over the control of this airport and now is raised supposedly attacked this the airport heavily during one hour. we saw a lot of munition exploding here, a really close to the city of chemistry. and israel had carried out more than a 100 strikes the 2 different military sides in syria, from an attack, yet the coast in our, on the south, and anywhere where they expect ammunition and of the acid resume, which is road does not want to fall into the hands of the rebel groups. now you are this occurred is dominated area that how the very is rival groups acting off to the full of the regime. all they cooperating with the 80 and 80 s lead groups. they that the rebels who took damascus yes for sur

and not the dean which system have destroy the balcony, preparing her home. when the money the family doesn't have. she hopes that someone would offer her compensation sort of in that like everything will be alright about your dad will rebuild the house and we'll get back all your stuff or the material. those will be fixed. but there's also emotional loss and trauma to deal with that. so look at some also is making headlines you guys present it for a lot of them is landscape, says ukraine is ready to provide so many terry and assistance to syria is offering wheat, flour and oil donations. and 8 organizations are able to buy some products from ukraine and send them on to countries in need. a new south korea's constitutional courthouse, sconces, impeachment proceedings against president john slick hill. if a whole it hold its 1st hearing on december 27th, even was suspended from office of the lawmakers, both just to teach him over his attempt to impose muscle. the quotes now has 6 months to decide if his removal from cost will be from germany. as johnston will