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and so blaine's by his side. and then blaine writes of the because he, you know, his his bete noire is conkling. and the stalwarts blaine writes to garfield of the stallions. they must not be knocked down with bludgeons. they must have their throats cut with a feather. so bad, so bad is brewing and amid all this, garfield has this wonderful nightmare, wonderful nightmare, this vivid nightmare that makes you want to put him on your psychiatrist's couch. he dreams that he's going on a canal boat down on the canals here in this area. and he's on this boat with chester arthur. and then all of a sudden, they're a torrential downpour, a thunderstorm, and garfield bails out. he swims to shore, he looks back and he sees chester arthur going down with the ships. and then a childhood friend breaks out of the bushes and grabs him around the chest and says, don't go in, it'll be suicide. you can't save. and then garfield thinks of himself for the first time as president elect, he realizes in his dream that, you know, he's on

let's speak now to bill blain, market strategist at shard capital.ing, global uncertainty we are having now, also people are getting nervous about interest rates to borrow in the global markets. that interest rate has shot up. it is making people increasingly concerned that that interest rate is not sustainable. bitcoin is a different story. when is gold historically it has always moved higher as a safety net, as the safe haven investment, bitcoin isjust about persuading people that it is worth whatever it is worth. there is no real backing to bitcoin, except that it tries to sell itself on the same basis as gold. there have been a number of controversies around bitcoin this year, high—profile scandals, collapse of exchanges and platforms. hasn't bounced back from all that? what happens as bitcoin tries to sell itself on the basis that it is digital gold, and you can do everything with bitcoin that you could do with gold. but the thing is, historically people always invest in gold. it has been very good inflation age. when you get inflation, value of

describes the renewed hostilities as a return to hell honors for the gas, both hamas and israel, blaine each other for the broken troops. also coming up german chancellor over schultz launch is an international climate club and it's getting industry on board with the carbonized ation while france and the united states lead calls for a boost in nuclear energy production. to reduce reduce the use of fossil fuels the next by sir, welcome to the program. renewed funding in guys that has stretched into a 2nd day after a truce deal between israel and thomas expired early friday. explosions lit up the night sky over the eastern part of kan eunice. as international concern grew over, as rarely plans to expand. it's offensive to the south of the strip. these really military says it has carried out some $400.00 strikes of what it calls terrorist targets since fighting resumed with can eunice it seeing some of the most intense bombardments since the war started? the how much controlled health industry and gather says almost 200 palestinians had been killed in the renewed hostilities. the resumptio

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well, there's a bit of a political blaine game going on us we'll hope attends, hating out to the less on this incident. to what extent you think that the right to blame the democrats for what's happened in this way. uh, you know, election coming up. why not through it? see if any of it sticks against the wall? i mean, you know, released the jeffrey epstein, manifest of all the people that visited his island, and i think the republican party would be pretty quiet pretty quick as well. alex, thanks very much for joining us. this alex will forward to fly blog and political analyst. i think. well that's it for me. as always. thank you very much for your company here on aussie. i leave you in a very capable hands of worries to shay. he'll be with you at the top of the next hour the the the, and the typical too much high school diploma who handles life and all it is the of my brother through he was sudden to help with a friend, lo, drums into the church. it's almost our fire side system, so now i never looked at searches as being the same. well, you can see the slide is constantly. yes. thi

light on the situation in the bessieg gaza strip. strikes are still continued which by the israel war blains against several areas uh of the gaza strip particularly the central area of gas strip where several residental buildings were totally demolished uh over the continuous those air strikes in f camp in a zawaida village and in assawara village as well uh we are talking about continuous air strikes targeting the palestinian civilian uh civilian areas and the residental buildings uh knowing that those buildings are totally crowded with the evacuees who totally flid their houses and their neighborhoods and the gaza city and the northern parts of gaza strip into the central area at the beginning of this onsla uh in the same context it's it was noticed by the people that the israeli incubation forces scaled up uh the use of the israeli fighter drones against civil civilian civilian people here in the central area of gas strip where in the... fuji camp and the fugi camp uh dozens of the palestinian civilians were attacked and they uh they they have been approved to the alexa marters hospital h

blaine alexander, thank.ng up, thousands of migrants are making the dangerous track to the u.s. border. hoping for a better life. but it comes as u.s. cities are struggling to deal with the surge of migrants already in the country. a live report on how places like new york city are trying to prepare for another influx. that is coming up next. that is coming up next. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as 14 days. now i can help again. feel the difference with nervive. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescr

smartphone blaine is on your side.tions - a real rate of up to 15.5% on a savings account at gazprombank. your money works and you receive income. apply at gazprombank.ru. if kiev continues to receive billions of dollars from the west, another generation of ukrainian men. will die in name of interest of american corporations. tucker carlson directly calls sending denikov sau crazy. congressman thomas massey also agrees with him, because the means. it is spent opaquely, without audit, while in the usa, without funding , the infrastructure is aging and bridges are collapsing. when the decline of the american empire comes, we will talk about this in our joint project with the carlson tv youtube channel. have you ever noticed that the stronger the tragedy, the more difficult it is for those who are to blame to apologize. if i dented your bumper while parking yours. car, then i immediately i'll come out and say: i'm sorry, i can't believe this happened, but if i, say, invaded iraq, for far-fetched reasons and killed a milli

more than a dozen cars with broken windows in san jose's willow blaine neighborhood.ard about this in our morning editorial video. damian trujillo has the story. >> reporter: i got a message on social media this morning about the break in. i was asked if i wanted to see pictures of it so i did. it was not startling because we have seen this before over and over again, especially in willow glen. this is what i found. i found. i found shattered glass on the ground. i saw people vacuuming their cars. shattered glass in the car. tons of cars with broken windows and it didn't take long to find out that at least one dozen cars were hit overnight. >> and we are looking at the images. i would imagine the people who live in that area are frustrated. , what are they telling you? >> one victim, this is the second time it happened to him in just over a year-and-a-half. for him, they broke the window on his mercedes and took two dollars he had lying around in his car. so there is frustration. they only received one police report. an online report about the vandalism there. but the

civilians uh were killed by the israeli incubation forces after targeted uh after that the israeli war blainstal uh ripped out by the israeli missiles, so we are talking about continuous uh massacres and according to gaza government media office uh it stated that they have documented 1,825 massacers committed against the palestinian people, those massacers actually uh left uh at least 28,822 palestinian marters in addition uh to uh nine or including 9,100 children over 86 consecutive days of discontinuous on on gaza and they have documented as well at least 700 missing and missing palestinians missing and in addition to uh 56000 uh uh injuries uh and 1.8 million palestinians displaced from their presidential neighborhoods and houses, so we are talking about continuous onslot practice against the palestinian people and the numbers of the palestinian casualities and the numbers of the palestinian wanded people actually are increasing incrementally as the israeli air strikes are still continued till this moment uh actually the israeli intense shilling have hasn't stopped for a while since the mo

, pues hay muchos recuerdos, muchos, pero 1 en específico que le hace llorar >> una niña que está blaineo vio a santa y le pudo dar un abrazo de la felicidad. sí, estoy contento. >> por qué otro año más si aquí me la llevo todo cuando santa no es santa, vende helados acá, pero por dentro siempre será el barbón que hace de la navidad algo muy especial. >> si tú ves a los niños, me reciben, si ves a los grandes, me reciben. es muy difícil hacerle una entrevista a santa porque cada 5 minutos nos están interrumpiendo grandes y chicos para abrazarlo, pedirle. una foto. ahora ves por qué, ahora ves por qué da gusto. hasta los recién nacidos. sea luis o sea santa, este ser de amor hace la vida de todos en la un tanto mágica feliz navidad andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. >> qué bueno, qué bueno, verdad? porque en esta época por lo menos, o con lo que él hace vestido de santa da demostrar que todavía la humanidad tiene algo todavía adentro. y me refiero al hecho de poder abrazarse, que es algo tan prohibitivo. ahora no ningún tipo de contacto físico, no me toques, no te acerques! déjame mi

describes the renewed hostilities as a return to hell honors for guidance, both thomas and israel, blaine, each other for the broken choose also coming up german chancellor. all the shots launches an international climate club aimed at getting industry on board with the carbonized ation. while france in the united states lead calls for a boost in a nuclear energy production to reduce.

impose your soil getting 2 of its citizens immediately after the incidents that ukrainian president blaine's rush of the incidents demanding that nato gets involved into a direct conflict with russia. but suppose investigation later revealed that the mist style was in fact ukrainian from the countries air defenses and the speaking of ukrainian air defenses. those systems were overloaded this friday as a russian defense ministry has confirmed that's over the past week or so. it's conducted at least 50 groups like sends that one massive spike using both high precision weapons and drones as well according to most of the strikes were targeting ukraine's military industrial complex. as well as locations where artillery shells, amanda bowls and that fuels for minnesota needles. for stored now, this soul comes as the ukrainian air force spokesperson said that it's been a long time since they witnessed such a massive strake. as we heard from the finish journalist eunice puts going on who's in the don't boss. and he says, there's no reason for the polish authorities to jump to conclusions. i meant th

it's blaine in terms of what has happened in gaza. so we are going to see yet another general assembly both it is likely. and also very likely we are going to see yet another refusal of the us to make a vote or to vote and save up the resolution just as it did in the security council a few days ago in which it was the only member of the 15 person council to vote against quoting for the ceasefire. the united kingdom abstain from the vote, but the us once again, being the only nation in the security council to support israel and to avoid any resolution being pos cold for quoting for at least 5. mike, hannah, there was all the latest lines for us from washington dc. thank you mike. well, speaking of resolutions, the world health organization has adopted a resolution judging for immediate humanitarian aid for costa and the ones that the health system. and the goal is the strip is collapsing cannot afford to lose 1000000000. so a hospital bed the w h o executive board house an emergency session earlier on sunday to discuss the growing heal

now, immediately after that incident, ukrainian presidents blaine's uh russia for the incident, demanding that nato gets involved into a direct conflict with russia but's polish investigation at that time revealed that the missile was in fact a ukrainian one had r 2 corresponding roman coast drives per month thank you. in south america, i've been as wayland, president nicholas venturo, has ordered more than 5000 to military personnel to take part in defense of extra sizes. what comes over the u. k. deployed a warship to the coast of diona and a show of support for its former calling image or regional territorial dispute. we believe in diplomacy in dialogue in peace, but no one should threaten venezuela. no one should mess with venezuela. we are men of peace. we are a people of peace, but we are warriors, and this threat is unacceptable for any sovereign country. of threats by the decadent fam or british empire is unacceptable. are to correspond to jessica sosa, is in the venezuelan capital and filed this brief report. when a problem idea your, i will say the british ship picture, most tre

impose your soil, getting 2 of his citizens. immediately after the incidents that ukrainian president blaine's rush of the incidents demanding that nato gets involved into a direct conflict with the russia. but polish investigation later revealed that the messiah was, in fact ukrainian from the countries air defenses and the speaking of ukrainian air defenses. those systems were overloaded this friday as a russian defense ministry has confirmed that's over the past week or so. it's conducted at least 50 groups, flags, sends that one massive slides using both high precision weapons and drones as well . and according to most of the strikes were targeting ukraine's military industrial complex. as well as locations where artillery shells a man to both ends at fuel 4 minutes with needles for stored. now this soul comes as the ukrainian air force spokesperson said that it's been a long time since they witnessed such a massive strike. we discussed this area with jen list on political on list, jonathan rowley. he says that this isn't the 1st time the poland has pointed the finger to russia without pro

the un secretary general blaine's as well as relentless bowman for preventing humanitarian aid from entering that the seas for. the real problem is that the, what use ratio is conducting these will fantasies is creating massive ops that goes to the distribution of humanitarian. they've eaten side garza, i urge this value of flooding these to least the restrictions on commercial activity immediately in casa people in hospitals with some of the most desperate scenes, most a barrier operating with no fuel power medicine. and even doctors as this while continues its attacks and medical specialties across the testing extensions, are you in security council resolution post on friday is meant to scale up the delta v, a fade relief for diplomats and officials and new york, the coming weeks lieutenant. but it brings any to spike for palestinians, and the consumption, these fun side story. okay, that's all i bring in our guest. joining us from con eunice in gaza is the residents month sort of sherman? from her mind we have a smart beta. i'm who's the regional media and communications advisor at the no

the is where the government has blaine's the new cycle of violence on how much the terrorist organizations, spices violated the agreement. it did not leave after its commitment to release all the kidnapped women today and launched rockets and the citizens of israel with the return to fighting. we will emphasize the israel government is committed to achievement the goals from the war to release out of dock tease, to eliminate from us and to guarantee the gas. it will never again pose a threat to the residence of israel. i am in the deepening crisis. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees. fascination is on the brink of a catastrophe. sonoma. i'm very worried about the entering winter. having seen the impact of the siege. having seen the weakening of the man and see if the people have to such a war, that deprivation and suffering that we might be on the eve of a perfect kind of humanitarian catastrophe. tsunami, which has palestinians such an gas on base. the tom stays, people in the dogs are being killed not only by strikes, but also due to the lack of medical aid to people with

well, unfortunately, there's not much hope because when a sticker going to stay at home funny blaine who came to the reason he wasn't is that i and he left it delivered with please don't keep too many punched in, you know, this is the final message. so now if we're like, yesterday it was more than a 100, more than 800 people killing today. there is a hospital that hasn't been thought of good. it's so we are bucks to this. yeah, i thought you didn't say really ins and civilian institute, so therefore the wake up of course, should come from washington from paris, from london to okay. we can no longer accept this. so human, if you didn't, could i has to go worse and worse. meanwhile, more people die. okay, thank you for that. mohammed shuck away, a professor of conflict resolution and diplomacy. thank you. or families of the as riley is captured on october, the 7th press the government to ensure the return fed loved ones. another 2 families have been doing the same for much longer their relatives, one from the if your pin is ready community the other and our bandwidth albany of tipping

potent or soil getting 2 of its citizens. immediately after the incidents that ukrainian president blaine's rush of the incidents demands. things that need so gets involved into a direct conflict with the russia. but suppose investigation later revealed that the miss style was in fact ukrainian from the countries air defenses and the speaking of ukrainian air defenses. those systems were overloaded and this friday as a russian defense ministry has confirmed that's over the past week or so. it's conducted at least 50 groups of strikes and that one massive strike using both high precision weapons and drones as well. according to moscow, the strikes were targeting ukraine's military industrial complex, as well as locations where artillery shells, amanda bones and fuel for minutes with eagles for stored. now this soul comes as the ukrainian air force spokesperson said that it's been a long time since they witnessed such a massive strake party correspond that remind customer of from and thank you. the ukraine has complained about a lack of supplies from its western patrons and minutes, persisten

the blaine was exploded uh on the order of uh, 45 minutes. the tools cause i believe, to go in grocery at bassetti over or they have kuchinski or russians create some kind of artificial folk around the field in small as can be deliberate to create of that full so that the cartoons give would crash. or there were serious depression subscript somehow spread that, you know, gas kaylee them around the field so that, that's plain we'll lose orientation and full on the ground. this was just despicable. and this was, unfortunately, it covered and supported by left and by you also can choose the most powerful person in full and during the last time you so no, i think what's going on. uh okay, that's not the give too much praise to uh, don't know to ask. this is not democracy. this is no decency, this has nothing to agree to. he is just the, the confusing revenge, but they cause agents against you what, what would you course just blanket causation. say, gaze brush, you know, so this to trace and sees a big deal because for several years uh, the infamo

would be a mistake to reconcile and re unify with people who consider them know as the main enemy, blaine type of defense ties between sold in washington because of the prices. the city and civil defense groups, as showing by government forces, has killed a man and a child and could live 10 of the shelves of popular market in a sense of the city. on saturday nights, 15 people were severely injured, including 3 children. russia says that ukrainian striked on belgrade as skilled at least 18 people, including 2 children, rushes defense ministry says 13 miss sounds were intercepted in the area. moscow's code for an emergency session of the un security council over the attack. fall as rushes launch is to solve on ukraine this year, which $39.00 people were killed on friday. we were at work in an office in the mall when we heard the loudest bang. i'd heard in 2 years. everything sure. and then there was smoke and sirens. everyone was panicking. then we went outside and there was a dead person on the street. gabriel is under, has more from the un security council, a. c good. i'll put it all in a

now, immediately after that incident, ukrainian presidents, blaine, the rushed off with the incident demanding that nato gets involved into a direct conflict with russia butts polish investigation. at that time revealed that the missile was, in fact, a ukrainian, one of the protesters and serbia had begun camping out on the streets of the national capital, as they call for recent parliamentary election results to be overturn is going and that's after the official tally showed a victory by the president's ruling party. all right, let's cross live to our t correspondence. dave sweeney, who joined us from belgrade. see, what's the current situation there in the serbian capital? well, this is the troll. say of protests in the serbian capital bell. grades about the election results, which the opposition say was fraudulent. now, the students have set out a setup comp here, outside the foreign ministry. now i spoke to one of the student leaders earlier and he said this was a strategic decision that they were hoping for forward intervention. i pressed him on this and he said that he was havi

. >> una niña que está blaine, que está ciega y me dice dice y tú eres santa?s santa, vende helados acá, pero por dentro siempre será el barbón que hace de la navidad algo muy especial. >> si tú ves a los niños, me reciben, si ves a los grandes, me reciben. >> es muy difícil hacerle una entrevista a santa porque cada 5 minutos nos están interrumpiendo grandes y chicos para abrazarlo, pedirle una foto. >> ahora ves por qué, ahora ves por qué da gusto hasta los recién nacidos. >> sea luis o sea santa, este ser de amor hace la vida de todos en la fruitville un tanto mágica, feliz navidad. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. >> pues si él de pronto se tiene que disfrazar para estas épocas de santa. pero como lo decía andrés en su corazón está vivo ese santa a lo largo de todo ese año que es genuino, se siente verdad. >> la forma en la que se expresa de toda la gente que se acerca a él de manera, pues simplemente honesta, también con ganas de ilusionarse y de seguir manteniendo vivo el espíritu navideño. >> ese es el fin. al final del cuento. >> bueno, ahí está e

i would like david blaine meets a japanese version of economics. it was one of those handful of privy to this wonderful moment. millions of people at the same time were watching the same experience with chat gpt all at once. is anything but a cheap sleight of hand. at that moment coincidentally tech stocks were one of those periodic tells pins, just the typical swoon we get one plate out and move over a sorry group and investors don't want to get hit by an ugly correction. a year later it looks like that was the perfect pie. and exquisite moment. maybe it was the exquisite moment to buy the best intech. we now know that what seemed like a simple thing, you can query to create a fund getty, turns out to be generative artificial intelligence pick something that can think outside the proverbial box and help millions of people, tens of millions, to become better at their jobs or any task they might find themselves challenged by. these last few days i have been at the epicenter of ai. is in the seattle area where amazon and microsoft are headquartered.

we have phil blaine, isabel schnabel. schnabel is one of the more hawkish ones.id have some dovish concerns about the economy, so she is want to keep an eye on. the central bank decisions continue. the bank of japan, they will see about the latest interest rate. they are not in a rush. wednesday, it is u.k. november inflation data. thursday, bernanke he is due to report second-quarter earnings. how will the consumer fair? and on friday we will get u.k. retail sales. for the u.s., the important one is the pce figure. alix: we are not quite done for the holiday season. we are also watching geopolitics. a lot of drama. will the e.u. be able to provide funding for ukraine? a lot of issues within the red sea. this within the last hour, maersk is instructing ships headed for the southern interest -- entrance of the red sea to halt their voyages. this comes after an attack on one of its vessels and is the latest in a continued -- in continued attacks in the red sea. let's get more on this with a garza molly -- with agar. good to see you. what do you think is going on in

meadows probably thought those folks would be better jurors for him, but as blaine said, so far, fourpped him down under the law. the trial judge and three appellate judges all ruled this is not a federal case because what meadows is alleged to have done in georgia has nothing to do with his official responsibilities and it's not just what the appellate court said. it's who said it. judge william pryor who wrote the opinion is so conservative as we heard, that donald trump actually considered appointing him to the supreme court. so in terms of meadows' options, he can prolong the inevitable, but judge pryor's opinion is evidence that even the most right wing judges like the six ultra conservatives on the supreme court, are not protecting donald trump and his alleged co conspirators in these prosecutions that really go to the heart of our democracy. >> i want to talk quickly if we can about the new york civil fraud trial as well. the judge denying the former president's latest bid to end the lawsuit. but it was in his written ruling something that he sa about what the defense thought w

blaine alexander, thank you so much. moments, the alarm bells are ringing but former trump white house insiders are saying his possible return to power -- how political battles are intensifying in the keep -- to keep donald trump off the primary ballot in several states. the new warning from the doj to texas. texas. >>> good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. we begin this hour with new reporting in a new warning that the new york times has donald trump's lawyers plan to file challenges as early as tuesday to ongoing efforts to disqualify the former president from the ballot in maine and colorado. this as three former trump insiders are sounding a new alarm, a potential second trump presidential term. >> he still doubles down on the fact that he thinks that the election was stolen and fraudulent. and then his rhetoric has just gotten increasingly erratic. i, mean he's literally calling for things like doing away with parts of the constitution. wanting to weaponize t

for the answers we go to nbc's blaine alexander who has them for us.y, friend how are things looking? they're what can travelers expect just two days after kicking off the new year? >> alex, i've learned that what travelers can expect really depends on what time they get to the. airport what you see here behind me, atlanta hartsfield jackson, the world's busiest airport, it's like night a day from what we saw earlier. of course, earlier saw lines like that one, lawn lines stretched out where i'm standing. now things are moving smoothly, but again, this is one of the busiest days of the year. and certainly it mirrors what we're seeing around the country. take a look. >> from the streets to the skies, millions of americans are taking off on one of the busiest travel days of the year. the tsa is expecting some 2.5 million air travelers on monday. new year's day. that is higher than last year. it is why, in city after city, passengers are staring down long lines like this one at orlando airport. as more brace for increased delays and cancellations. >> it i

it's for the democrats to actually have a blaine explosion moment to say, we have not been able to do about building a wall. that's all they got, they got to do better. >> you've got to have a plan. maria hinojosa, think you so much for joining us on all in tonight. much more still ahead, including how to think about the latest polling slump for joe biden and the appearing polling bump for the republican vying to defeat trump. that's next with all in with jason johnson. jason johnson. marlo thomas: my father founded saint jude children's research hospital because he believed no child should die in the dawn of life. in 1984, a patient named stacy arrived, and it began her family's touching story that is still going on today. vicki: childhood cancer, it's just hard. stacey passed on christmas day of 1986. there is no pain like losing a child, but saint jude gave us more years to love on her each day. marlo thomas: you can join the battle to save lives. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the lifesaving research and treatment these kids need now and in the future. jessica: i re

but blaine, a neighborhood experienced a collective 64% drop in revenue. many businesses were forced to close all together for those days. and the few that did stay open say it was a struggle. >> francisco's hosting of a pick was exactly what we said. it would for small business, a complete disruption of our revenue streams and ability to operate. >> we had absolute violent. blood pouring protests at our doorsteps on our windows to the point where my employees and my staff afraid to come to work. and even when i decided to close the business early. >> we were afraid to exit. >> despite the revenue lost, that some of those small businesses experienced several hotels in the area did come out well, do due to a pac supervisor. matt dorsey is claiming an estimated 52 million dollars was added economic activity overall. meantime, 6 billion dollars is coming to help a high-speed rail system connects californians. the department of transportation is investing 6 billion dollars to help fund the rail which would run from la through the central valley. up to san fran

many people are still missing the un blaine's port. i've been planning on the lack of storm drainage systems saying it makes people more vulnerable during storms and central liberia. a tank of explosion has killed at least 15 people. fuel truck crashed and plunged into a ditching to tow to a time in the central bung region. where you say, at least 30 people were injured, a witness said some people were killed. find to collect the leaking fuel after the crash, protests and savvy, but against the results of this month's not parliamentary election have entered the 10th day. hundreds of demonstrates as much the streets of the capital downgrade body of president alexandra vultures. it says it won the polls. the protesters are alleging fraud on the what the results and old position accuses the ruling party of including dead people on votes on list to a russian anti war politician who was barred from running for the practice of presidency. march says she's going to create her own political party to enable someone to challenge of loading the o

. >> blaine loveday and keira terrett ending that report from aberfan in south wales.there throughout the rest the day. throughout the rest of the day. in meantime, get in the meantime, you can get more on all our top stories by heading to our website, gbnews.com . gbnews.com. >> thank you, polly. now prince harry's legal challenge against the home office is back in the high court today. harry's claiming that he was treated unfairly by the home office when they denied him the right to automatic police protection in the uk . well, let's cross now to the uk. well, let's cross now to the uk. well, let's cross now to the royal courts of justice and speak to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, who's been notably there all day in the cold and the rain. so cameron on the ginger ginger, where his lawyers are having their day in court again, what's their day in court again, what's the latest ? the latest? >> yeah. martin, lawyers from both sides have been setting out their opening arguments today at their opening arguments today at the royal courts of justice in london.