would you apologize to brendan jassy?ng at the interview. >> there were mistakes made. >> sure, but none of them were the verdict of jesse's case. >> there are people who disagree with that. >> sure. >> but as dassey's attorneys dal further into those stunning statements the team made, they came to believe something more disturbing. that investigators, tom fassbender and mark wiegart had four sitting into making a false confession. >> they obviously took advantage of a disabled you and got him to say what they wanted him to say. >> don't lie to us now, okay? what happened? >> you're just hurting yourself if you live now. >> he's got severe learning disabilities. an inability to respond in a narrative type answers and they're in precisely the areas that make him vulnerable to the kind of tactics the police officers seized in this case. >> the tourney say the investigators manipulated deathly with coaxing statements like these from fassbender, who is seated just off camera. >> i'm your friend right now. it's all right, you

brendan kearne , he needs american help. brendan kearney. it's _ he needs american help.ican help. brendan kearney, it's great to _ he needs american help. brendan kearney, it's great to have - he needs american help. brendan kearney, it's great to have you i he needs american help. brendan kearney, it's great to have you on kearney, it�*s great to have you on the programme. thank you so much for joining us on newsday today. sure. joining us on newsday today. sure, thank yom — around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk. breaking the law. these e—scooters were filmed on the streets of lincoln in the last few days. the only place they can legally be ridden is on private land with the permission of the landowner, but they�*ve become a common sight in our towns and cities. they just scoot past you and you don�*t even know they�*re coming round. in the run up to christmas, you�*ll find a wide range of e—scooters on sale in big name high street shops, alongside warnings from lincolnshire police. their message is, thin

kernel brendan kearney. _ another one. kernel brendan kearney, thank _ another one. thank you - another one. kernel brendan kearney, thank you so - another one. kernel brendan kearney, thank you so much| another one. kernel brendan i kearney, thank you so much for joining us on newsday today. thank you. == joining us on newsday today. thank vom— joining us on newsday today. thank ou. ., ., �* ., thank you. -- colonel brendan kearney- _ israel's military chief has warned that the war in gaza will last "many more months". the hamas—run health ministry says almost 21,000 people have been killed in gaza since the conflict began. there are again fears that the conflict could spread across the region. the us says it's carried out what it calls "necessary and proportionate" air strikes against pro—iranian militias based in iraq, which they say were in response to attacks on american bases in the region. but the government in iraq condemned the strikes as an "unacceptable attack on iraqi sovereignty". 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil is injerusalem. "0ur things are gone, mum

angus brendan macneil: final point, prime minister.ter: but what we have done is provide an enormous amount of support for people to help them get through it. and, actually, again, on your international comparisons, we have had the fastest recovery from the pandemic out of any major european nation, because of my track record and because of what the government did during the pandemic. angus brendan macneil: final point, prime minister. currently the republic of ireland is in a surplus of about £10 billion. the scottish government are having a £1.5 billion shortfall. what are the broad shoulders of the uk? isn't independence doing better for ireland than being in the uk is doing for scotland? the prime minister: well, the scottish government has received record funding from the uk, but both the block grant- angus brendan macneil: not as much as the irish government, quite clearly, who are independent. the prime minister: again, if i could just answer the question, both the block grant and the most recent autumn statement mean that the s

so what are you suggesting, brendan? are you suggesting that. brendan? campaign, maybe even taking it to iran?— taking it to iran? absolutely. i firmly believe _ taking it to iran? absolutely. i firmly believe that _ taking it to iran? absolutely. i firmly believe that and - taking it to iran? absolutely. i firmly believe that and i i taking it to iran? absolutely. i firmly believe that and i am i taking it to iran? absolutely. i l firmly believe that and i am not taking it to iran? absolutely. i i firmly believe that and i am not one for expansion of hostilities unnecessarily. the red sea, it is akin to the straits of malacca in terms of the influence that it has geo— strategically for virtually the whole world as it comes to trade. it is one of those places that, years ago when i was on active duty, we looked at as a quote unquote go to war place. that is where somebody predicts the navigation through the choke points. that is where you get very serious. i am afraid that the united states has not shown a serious response and that is what has to be conv

colonel brendan kearney. _ to that one. colonel brendan kearney, thank _ to that one.el brendan kearney, thank you very - to that one. colonel brendan l kearney, thank you very much to that one. colonel brendan - kearney, thank you very much again forjoining us on newsday, wishing you a very happy new year as your city welcomes the new year. eight hours. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. two british skiiers who died in an avalanche in the french alps on thursday have been named. they were 22—year—old archie vokes, and his mother kate vokes, who was 54, from manchester. they lost their lives when an avalanche swept through an off—piste section of the saint—gervais resort near mont blanc. in a statement, the family said they are �*beyond heartbroken�*. a crackdown on xl bully dogs has come into force in england and wales. it means owners must follow strict rules on how they are handled in public, including keeping them muzzled and on a lead. it comes ahead of a ban in february when it will be a criminal offence to own an xl bully dog in england and wa

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>> joining me is political analyst brendan buck. he was former press sakesary to john boehner and paul ryan. also joining us is political analyst and former white house press secretary in the obama administration, robert gibbs. brendan, starting with you here, what do you make of trump's primary opponents lining up to defend him over this, rather than using this as a potential line of attack? >> chris christie has never been anybody who hesitated to attack donald trump. the fact he's not attacking here tells you this is an absolute gift to donald trump. i think on the substance, on the process, i think they think that this is overreach by democrats. but this plays absolutely into donald trump's narrative that he is a victim. i think most republican voters will see this as overreach, and all it does is make donald trump the center of attention again, all it does is make him the victim again, which is exactly where he wants to be. this is a terrible day for anybody who is running against him because there isn't a way to go after him o

among others brendan, our dear friend brendan hunt from ted lasso, coach beard, was on the show recentlyu had so many - >> seth: i have a lot of alums from chicago, and someone wrote "i think seth is going to keep doing the show until he can introduce every single person he met in amsterdam." [ light laughter ] >> and i'm pretty sure the fact that andrew and i are sitting here right now means you have totally run out of famous friends. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, exactly >> we are 11 and 12. [ talking over each other >> seth: we are finally done [ light laughter ] >> we're the bottom of the b list bottom of the b list >> seth: you do have - you do have some of the listers on the front of the book it's a beautiful book cover. can you guys explain what you were trying to do here >> well, put some more famous people on the cover. jordan peele and jason and amber, of course >> seth: yeah. >> we went with sort of more of a traditional accurate drawing with you, we went in a different direction. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, what is that face >> that's a person who could be seth meye

, the more points he drank_ thing about brendan, the more points he drank it_ thing about brendan, thets he drank it seemed, the more of a genius _ he drank it seemed, the more of a genius he — he drank it seemed, the more of a genius he was, i didn't buy into genius he was, ididn't buy into that— genius he was, ididn't buy into that at— genius he was, i didn't buy into that at alt _ genius he was, i didn't buy into that at all. shane had so much in his head. — that at all. shane had so much in his head. he _ that at all. shane had so much in his head, he had read so much, so much _ his head, he had read so much, so much about— his head, he had read so much, so much about our history etc. he was kind of— much about our history etc. he was kind of done — much about our history etc. he was kind of done by the late 80s and so many— kind of done by the late 80s and so many ways — kind of done by the late 80s and so many ways. he had accidents, he was in a wheelchair etc, and it was lengthy— in a wheelchair etc, and it was lengthy creativity unfortunately was gone _ lengthy creativity unfor

joining us now brendan carr, fcc commissioner.5 million away from musk because his starlink system is not in place two years ahead of time? this is a satellite, broadband, goes into the rural areas, it is everything they wanted and they're still killing the guy, why is this, brendan? >> yeah, thanks, larry. it is obvious to everyone what's happening here. last year president biden stood at the white house behind the podium with the official seal of the president said elon musk is worth looking into. reporter said how, president biden looked down there are lot of ways. doj, fcc, fish and wildlife service, n. lrb and the ftc going after elon musk what "the wall street journal" going after elon musk what can be described as regulatory harrassment. this decision to rake back $800 million, did, china is standing up competitor to starlink called star net because they steal everything over there. this gives them an advantage. we need to stand behind american innovators like elon musk, elon musk is helping the defense department with his

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brendan rodgers�* side took the lead at rugby park but were pegged back by two late goals.oints clear at the top, celtic and brendan rodgers had every reason to smile. but having a reading beaten the winners in the cup this season, kilmarnock made their presence felt. danny armstrong going close after half an hour. it wasn't long before celtic responded — 59 seconds to be exact. matt o'riley reacting quickest in the box, his ninth goal of the season. alastairjohnston maintained the focus, the full—back doing everything in its power to stop corrie ndaba equalising. that lead wouldn't last though, kilmarnock gifted a level. that is now five games without a clean sheet for celtic but still time for things to get worse. matty kennedy's composed finish was enough to seal a low defeat of the season. celebrations and one bench. a changing mood on the other side. in the swpl, jane ross marked her return from injury with a goal and an assist as rangers beat motherwell 5—0. rangers were already 3—0 up when ross came on as a second—half substitute for her first appearance in 16 months

. >> reporter: brendan quigley and chris cain lead the underwoods, royals and smith coronas, rehearsingu ever heard a song on the radio and go, you know, this song is pretty good, but i think it would sound better on not one typewriter, but eight? >> reporter: i've never thought that. >> well, we have. >> that's our origin. >> we heard "last christmas" by wham and thought this would sound a lot better on typewriter. so we did it. >> reporter: if music is noise that makes sense, this is it. what does your sheet music look like? >> it's a mess! >> reporter: the goal not words per minute, but beats and hooks. >> it's a song without any melody or lyrics, and yet somehow it's still catchy. >> reporter: the kelly clarkson show thought so. what's the next holy grail for you? >> i don't know. the mgm sphere in vegas? >> sure, yeah, you know. does u2 need an opening act? >> reporter: but first, ralph steiner in worcester -- >> go! >> reporter: by day, chris is a software engineer. brendan constructs crossword puzzles. >> i feel like we're kind of a rock band at heart. >> sort of planted the flag

retired colonel brendan kearney.ted nations says an estimated 150,00 palestinians an estimated 150,000 palestinians are being forced to flee areas of central gaza, as israeli forces advance on refugee camps there. an israeli air strike is reported to have killed 20 displaced people in rafah — a town that many people have fled to in recent days. talks to stop the fighting are reported to have restarted in egypt, though there's no indication of progress. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell has sent this report, which does contain distressing images. gathering in disbelief at the scene of another israeli strike. this is rafah, crowded with displaced gazans. last night, the scenes here were frantic, with 20 people killed including children. 0thers somehow making it out alive. amid all this suffering, ordinary palestinians ask when the war will stop. "the situation has gone beyond all limits," says samad. "we're asking the world to protect us and stop the aggression. we're helpless." 0ngoing fighting means little

defeated when young berlin there is the result in alex bird, both for the dom shot glovebox drew with brendan on sunday, frederick face cologne. label cruising lock horns with frankfurt, and buyer and take on stuff. got and finally the spire of perez's notes. um cathedral has been crowned with a new golden rooster. the emblem of france has been redesigned as a phoenix to symbolize resilience and rebirth after the fire that ravaged the cathedral in 2019 it contained several relics that were saved from the flames. as well as a list with the names of almost 2000 people who have worked on the get. these rules reconstruction, know to done is expected to be fully restored in time for next summer's parents. so when you're watching dw news from berlin up next, don't film takes you on a train ride on the vietnamese re unification expressed, which helped to bring the divided north and south together after the vietnam war. i'm michael, look more news with me and 45, the vibrant habits under glistening place of long in the mediterranean sea saying this amazon and jeff are up to coming to us exploring mot

then we had him on the lions for myself and brendan flew out to that lions camp for about a week andto put them in conditions similar to what we were going to see. and someone like bashir, you think his ceiling is really high, life is always about how good someone;s good is, not how bad their bad is. he is very raw. he is going for experience as much as anything else albeit we won't be afraid to play him if required. i think this is the start of his journey where we will see hopefully a world—class spinner in the future. and earlier we caught up with annie chaive the county cricket matters editor to hear her thoughts on bashir. he is very tall, gangly, bags of enthusiasm. a good offspinner. and he can bat a little bit. i think basically he has got a lot of potential and that is what they are gearing up behind, really, i think. we'll stay with cricket because when derbyshire�*s anuj dal received racial abuse on social media. he turned his anger into an 18 month quest to hold his abuser to account. the all—rounder now wants others to know that there's a path to restorative justice and

that's a big party already going on with up to 65000 people participating at the brendan book gave. but all this comes on the very heavy security measures about 4000 pull. the police offices are deployed in the city and building a zone business. a 1000 more compared to last year. and this is to prevent that we see the violin scenes of new year's eve. the riots that we have seen lost in berlin, where, where people attack to use power techniques to a tech police officer to attack the ambulance. and further measures include to prevent these students are happening again, include the banning of pyrotechnics and some zones of violin. and also, i mean, we have just seen it in the report even of poverty, coal by the building police, so not to make them the targets again. so basically assigned for a specific you ation is full of police officers and firefighters. i so police out and about of the straits on my way into work as often it isn't too early to tell whether the extra security measures are having an effect. well, i mean, even the head of the building police has just said 2 days ago, d

start glovebox drew with brendan on sunday fryeburg face cologne, david cruz and lock horns with frankfort and buyer take understood. got in the premier league, the match between borne, messed, and luton had to be a band. and after wooten, captain tom lockhear's offered a cardiac arrest on the patch. the incident occurred in the 65th minute when loc, you're suddenly collapsed to the ground. paramedics treated the 29 year old before taking him down the tunnel on a stretcher. he has been transferred to a hospital. and finally tonight, i should say this morning, the spire paris is a note to the cathedral has been crowned with a new golden rooster. the iconic artifact has been redesigned as a phoenix to symbolize resilience and rebirth after the fire that ravaged the cathedral in 2019. it contains several relics that were shaved from the flames as well as a list with the names of almost 2000 people who have worked on the cathedral reconstruction . no to a dumb is expected to be fully restored in time for next year's summer. paris olympics, you're watching dw news from berlin up next. our tech

one of pie fcc, when will they stop attacks elon musk, zoning us now, brendan carr.sioner. they are taking 885 million dollars away from elon musk because his starling system is not in place two years ahead of time, a satellite prodbroadband, all they wanted they are still killing him why? >> thank you, i think obvious to everyone, this goes to last year, president biden stood at white house pe behind podium, said that elon musk is worth looking into, a reporter said how, president biden said, there is a lot of ways, there are. since then we have seen doj, ftc, faa, fish and wildlife service, now fcc going after elon musk, what "wall street journal" said can be described as regulatory harassment this is right, the decision to rake back almost a billion dollar does not survive even casual scrutiny, only winner is china. they are looking to stand up a competitor star link, called so star net, this will given them an advantage, we thiede to need to stand behind america innovators. larry: he is also helping space department with spacex. i don't know if bidens know that.

then we had him on the lines — brendan and myself went out to see him in the camp.milar to what we will see, and bashir, you think his ceiling is pretty high. life it's always about how good someone's good is, not how bad someone's bad is. he's very raw. he's going for experience, but we won't be afraid to play him if required. and this is the start of his journey where hopefully we will see a world—class spinner in the future. and earlier we caught up with annie chaive the county cricket matters editor to hear her thoughts on bashir. i think it's been a long time since we've had folks he's very tall and gangly. bags of enthusiasm, a good off—spinner, and he can bat a little bit. i think basically, he's got a lot of potential and that's what they are gearing up behind really, i think. we'll stay with cricket because when derbyshire's anuj dal received racial abuse on social media he turned his anger into an 18 month quest to hold his abuser to account. the allrounder now wants others to know that there 5 a path to restorative justice and how the process led to him r

and german chancellor schultz mocks the 1st night of hanukkah by lightning, a minora at berlin's, brendan, the gates. what impact is visuals war and guys are having on the annual jewish festival of lights? the i'm totally illogical. welcome to the program. fighting in and around the southern guys and city of of han unice has intensified as these really miller cheapest use. it's goal of eliminating him us a militant organization designated a terrorist group by multiple countries. as israel expands it's offensive, thousands of palestinian civilians are being forced to flee and had for shelters in the south, where there's still no guarantee of safety. women and children scrolled across the hospital floor to the families huddled in the cona, still covered in dust. and the latest explosion, vanessa hospital in hon. eunice, is running out of space to treat the many injured people who are constantly arriving. and rather the situation is catastrophic. in all senses of the word, the lack of medical equipment and resources means we tend to treat people of this site is rails minute trio operation in

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now, officer brendan fraser also was on "fox & friends," he is trained for this stuff but even he wentmaking the nice list, brendan fraser, who rescued a baby, a famous video you can see where he got out, took care of the baby, took it from the mother. in fact, let's roll tape. i think we have the sound on this one. we don't have it. you can see there, he takes the baby from the mother. she is asking entire time, oh, no, she is asking what he is doing, he says give me the baby and he ends up saving this baby. >> he performed cpr essentially by tapping it on the back. this black camaro was going 75, 80 miles an hour. >> trying to get to the hospital. >> someone says oh, there's a problem, pulls them over of, realize they're in distress. the baby makes it to the hospital and he saves the baby's life. >> and he was on "fox & friends." >> next on the list. jonathan isaac. this one's interesting. this is not an officer. this is not a fed ex delivery man. this is an nba forward for the orlando magic. he decided to align his faith, put his mouth where his money was. leaving nike to start his

then we had him on the lines — brendan and myself went out to see him in the camp.hat are similar to what we will see, and bashir, you think his ceiling is pretty high. life it's always about how good someone's good is, not how bad someone's bad is. he is rocco he's going for experience, but we won't be afraid to play him if required —— keys abroad. and this is the start of his journey where hopefully we will see a world—class spinner in the future. the other main debate is behind the stumps. do england plump forjonny bairstow — regarded as the better batsman — or ben foakes — the better keeper? bairstow had a difficult summer with the gloves, dropping seven catches and missing a stumping in the first three test matches against australia, prompting calls for foakes to be considered. but he scored over 300 runs at an average of more than a0. interestingly, foakes has a superior batting average in the subcontinent — almost 42, compared to bairstow, who is under 33. rob key says they're yet to settle on who'll they'll pick to keep wicket. there is definitely a decision

but also for someone like brendan rogers who has the home side and the home fans at his back, it's differentave that equal and opposite from the other. yeah, i think it's a great _ and opposite from the other. yeah, i think it's a great loss. _ and opposite from the other. yeah, i think it's a great loss. it _ and opposite from the other. yeah, i think it's a great loss. it is _ and opposite from the other. yeah, i think it's a great loss. it is going - think it's a great loss. it is going to say a great loss for scottish football, it's a great loss for football, it's a great loss for football because over the years it has been a few years i've been watching this game and attending this game, and that extraordinary atmosphere when both sets of fans, doesn't always need to be 50/50, semifinal at hampden park or whatever, it's rare for that, it's been a long time now but not to put too fine a point on it, the world's media and the world's tv and radio are interested in this game. but it's because of the atmosphere as much as anything else and if you take a large part of that atmosphere away, i

like red star, celtic are doomed to finish at the foot of their group, but brendan rodgers can achieved tonight. jane lewis is at celtic park. on the face of it, nothing for it are said to play for this evening with celtic finishing bottom of this group when, lose or draw here tonight. their opponents records who are currently in third spot and that is where they will finish irrespective of how this one pans out. but this notion there are failing to play for has been absolutely dismissed by the celtic manager brendan rodgers. speaking to the media yesterday, he said he is and his team played at a high level in spells during the champions with the season and he certainly wants to see more of that this evening. he also says he wants his team to put in a good performance to police the home supporters as he wants to see the home fans leaving here with massive smiles on their faces. now course there is no doubt it has been a disappointing european campaign for celtic and remember no european action for them after christmas for the fans to enjoy or for the players to be involved in. it has b

brendan, thank you so believe. brendan, thank you so much for joining believe.h forjoining us. thank you. much for joining us. thank you. so you're one of the main organisers of today. how many people are you expecting and what was the motivation behind this? >> so the motivation is to try to do something quite different to do something quite different to bring together israelis who have lost loved ones, palestinians who have lost loved ones, and to try to create a moment where people can share their grief together so much of this is about you have to pick one side or the other. >> and what today is about is trying to give voice to the vast majority of the public who are as upset and grieve as hard when it's an israeli child or a palestinian child who see that the of a muslim life is the worth of a muslim life is the worth of a muslim life is the same as a jewish life. >> and so much of this debate is so split . it's trying to give so split. it's trying to give people those voice and to bring them together today. so in terms of numbers, really don't of numbers,

. >> fcc commissioner brendan carr is the man raising the red flag here. he joins me now.justic.e department.x fo brendan recently sued spacex for discriminatory hiring practices. the fcc has a probe goingto "x. on into ex. >> it seems like there's a bigai swirl around elon musk. suddenly . s >> what's going on? yeah, thanks, mike. look, i think it's obvious to everyonhat's hait goes e hapd i think it goes back to the white house. behi podiu president biden behind the podium adorned with the official seal of thhe e president the united states and said that elon musk is worth being looked at. y howhe asked by a reporterf ws how the president looked down in waysd there's a lot and in fact, there are. since then, we've seen a delugef of actions ay . the administrative state, as you noted, the faa, the doj, the ft dojc the nlrb, even the h and wildlife services have been looking into elon musk and his,e you know, the fcc, why we workee just. this week we issued a decision00 that raked back a 2020 award of nearly $1 billion to bring high speed internet services t si to rural am

priest that officiated actually because there was more that i was aware of, but also to thank father brendany to officiate at this mass todayjust maloney, who came especially to officiate at this mass today just as he officiated with such grace at our mother's funeral in the parish. i also want to thank everyone who played their part in this ceremony, and a clan for organising the artists and musicians who sang and played so beautifully.— and patty and the stunning choir. applause. and sean o'shea, who shane was a huge fan of. and sean o'shea, who shane was a huge fan of-— huge fan of. applause. and i huge fan of. applause. and i see _ huge fan of. applause. and i see that _ huge fan of. applause. and i see that fence - huge fan of. applause. i and i see that fence snuck huge fan of. applause. - and i see that fence snuck in, and it shane and adored and idolised fan. and to olin clark, who took on the task of arranging this farewell for shane along with his team. applause. there was some wonderful professionals amongst the, but many were shane's good and loyal friends who worked this tireles

brendan thanks for joining us. common sense group. brendan thanks forjoining us.ays a thanks for joining us. always a pleasure to talk to you. so we learned in the last few moments there about the red lines your prime minister has laid down to stop people tinkering from both the right and the left of the party. will that satisfy you or will that annoy you guys as well? >> i think the main thing is we want a piece of legislation that actually works and people are sick and tired of seeing planes on the runway, people being dragged off the lawyers dragged off by the lefty lawyers and so on. >> we've passed two pieces >> and we've passed two pieces of already. of legislation already. we've had illegal migration act, had the illegal migration act, we've nationality and we've had the nationality and borders act, which labour voted against all of those about 60 odd now, keir starmer and odd times. now, keir starmer and labour have tried to stop this. we something so we want something that works. so i there is actually i think where there is actually a of consensus, where

conservative mp brendan, thank you very much for joining us. must say, very nice. um, i want to get your thoughts on what we're heanng your thoughts on what we're hearing , that essentially hearing, that essentially various airlines or no airlines have come forward to supply aircraft carriers for the rwanda scheme. it's not a great look, is it ? i don't think we're going is it? i don't think we're going to be sending them on ryanair or anything like that, so to speak, and of course, remember we did have airlines place before. >> um, ben was mentioning about foreign national offenders and sending away as well . sending those away as well. >> so it's not the only people we're moving out we're actually, uh, moving out of country in sense. of the country in that sense. >> yes, were some >> and yes, there were some problems with that. >> uh, do agree with nigel. >> uh, i do agree with nigel. it's likely it's not likely to be a commercial airline in the traditional with all the traditional sense, with all the passengers but, uh , you passengers on it

thank you for being with us, brendan. what option do you believe are on the table? are iranian-backed, so how serious do you think the pentagon will be taking this? >> the pentagon, fm the very beginning, has been taking it very seriously. the problem has been, honestly, our response has been in the form of pinpricks. we bomb and ammunition dump out in the middle of the syrian desert to send a message to the iranians, and the iranians are laughing at us, or we do some damage in yemen. all we do there is blow up some sand dunes. it has been completely ineffective so far. christian: what are you suggesting? are you saying there needs to be a much more deliberate campaign, maybe even taking it to iran? >>bsolutely. i firmly believe that. i am not one for the expansion of hostilities unnecessarily, but the red sea, that area is akin to -- in terms of the influence it has geopolitically for virtually the entire world as it comes to trade. it is one of those places, years ago when i was on active duty, we looked at as a quote unquote go to war place. if somebody interject

. >> reporter: he was her husband, army sergeant brendan skallen, who died in 2015.ary sinise foundation snowball express understands. it throws a massive party each december to give families of fallen heroes a reason to celebrate together. >> here they feel normal, and so i feel it's a relief. >> reporter: behind that happiness is an army of volunteers who help make all of this fun free for more than 1,800 spouses and children. cor cynthia williams and her girls, georgia and jacqueline, who lost timothy williams in 2018, are here for the second time. >> they get to just step into a world where they get to be kids and experience wonder and magic is something that's -- i will be forever grateful for. >> it helps me meet new people who understand what i've been through because people back home, they don't understand. like they haven't had a similar loss. >> reporter: nothing can replace that loss, but this is a reminder that there can still be joy. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, orlando. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continue

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brendan i, deebo samuel, just an array of superstars on this team. out the eagles final score 42-19. >> i ain't going to lie, i was in that zone. i don't even know.of course, the nfc championship, and at the end of the day, talking trash. that is part of the game. hopefully, nobody took it to heart, because it is all fun and games at the end of the day. >> look forward to this game coming back into this place. he was pumped about it, stoked, ready to go, and all we had to do was get him the ball in space and he made the rest happen. so, really happy for him. >> really happy for brock purdy. deablo had leather pants and leather jacket. >> he said, that necklace? i will stick with a brock purdy. >> brock purdy, lulu/lemon situation. >>> doesn't guarantee the niners will actually have a home-field advantage in the playoffs, but it sure helps. the eagles could still win out, and niners still have to keep winning. next up, the seahawks, to town. be careful this sunday, levi stadium. >>> at some point this week, there will likely be urgency with baseball d

skewing the case to make it seem like our client was the shooter, writes alameda county public defender brendan woods. >> where i'm hanging in here and i'll be here at every court date in dublin. >> anser hassan abc seven news. some changes are coming to google. >> google is paying $700 million as part of an antitrust settlement. and as part of the deal, google will have to revamp its app store. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan is live in the newsroom with a look at the impact of this settlement. suzanne, amid this settlement affects about 102 million android users in the u.s. now, if you've downloaded an app on your android by using google play, you can get a payment of at least $2. that's really a small amount, but legal and tech experts say this case has big implications for tech giant google and i have an android and i use android. android users listen up. if you use google's play store any time in the past seven years, you could see some money coming your way. it's part of a multi-state lawsuit involving attorney general rob bonta and other attorneys general. bonta says google unlawful

. >> reporter: her husband army sergeant brendan scallon who died in 2015. understands. throw some massive party each december to give families of fallen heroes a reason to celebrate together. >> here they feel normal. and so i feel it's a relief. >> reporter: behind the happiness is an army of volunteers who helped make all of this fun and free for more than 1800 spouses and children. corcynthia and her girls are here for the second time. >> they get to step into a world where they get to be kids and experience wonder and magic. it's something i will be forever grateful for. >> it helps me meet new people who understand what i've been through. because people back home, they don't understand. like, they haven't had a similar loss. >> reporter: nothing can replace that loss but this is a reminder that there can still be joy. manuel bojorquez, cbs news orlando. >> norah: we should always remember military families and thanks to gary sinise come all the ways known as lieutenant dan. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." >> judge judy: ms. williams had taken you