. >> bryan had a cut on his nose. and the way his shirt was ripped and just the blood on the floor, it just -- >> it looked like a struggle? >> yeah. it wasn't a suicide. >> but the deputies went about their work as they saw fit. and thus, on sunday, july 14th, 1996, they clouded a mystery that has come down all the way to us. >> there were so many different theories, different suspects, and so much conflicting evidence, it was your classic whodunit. >> or perhaps your classic nightmare. >> i'd lay awake at night and ask god to give me some insight here. where do i go now? >> the victim, the man on the floor, was bryan rein, veterinarian. charlene and teresa's big brother. >> he was my brother. he was my best friend. he was my business partner. >> they grew up together in scott city, kansas. >> we shared bedrooms. we shared clothing. everybody shared. >> bryan was the eldest. so what kind of an older brother was he? >> protective. ornery. >> ornery? >> we were always playing pranks on each other and especially teresa,

bryan as a witness. that's pretty unusual to ask a prosecutor to take the stand to defend, in effect, his point of view, but bryan as you know was a famous speaker accepted the challenge he said i'll accept being examined by the defense if after that's finished you allow me to cross-examine them as well, and not just darrow but all on the defense. there were three altogether. now the trial could finally become the contest of faith and darrow as the most experienced and famous trial attorney on the defense team was going to conduct cross-examination, and here's a photo. you see darrow in the center there, and on the left bryan sitting in a chair ready to be cross-examined. the court stenographer is to the left of darrow sitting down in the short sleeves. and this is how the cross-examination began. you have given considerable thought to the bible, haven't you. yes, sir, i've tried to. for the next two hours he had a cascade of questions. about the trustworthiness of scripture. do you believe a whale follo

bryan? >> yes sir, i have tried to. >> for the next two hours, he was kept on edge -- do you believe a whale swallowed jonah? do you believe joshua made this an standstill? do you take the story of the flood as a literal interpretation? do you think the earth was made in six days? bryan we kind of cagey. he didn't say yes to any of the questions of darrow. he said maybe it was a large fish, maybe it was a whale. and maybe god had not specifically directed that large fish to ingest a man. neither did bryan speculate about how long the lord had suspended the laws of physics. because naturally, if you make the sun standstill, the earth has some problems in its rotation. and bryan rejected the notion that the day of creation mentioned in genesis was 24 hours. bryan subscribe to what some called the age de theory, where the days mentioned in genesis mean a neon of time. thousands of years for each day. and brian invaded brian evaded direct questions. they seem dogmatic. bryan was asked when the f

my guest is texas republican state senator bryan hughes. has a new front opened up in america's culture wars? bryan hughes in austin, texas, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, senator hughes. let me ask you a very simple question, is the era of roe versus wade — that famous supreme court decision which essentially enshrined the right of a woman

. >>> bueno el carisma de un joven tijuanense se ha ganando el corazón de muchos y es que bryan con sulicenciado. >>> así transcurren sud días en este boulevard en tijuana , es bryan el liceniado y su vestimenta lo distingur del resto y su carisma atravesdó la frontera . >>e> s un ejemplo hasta para mi i que soy de la tercera edad y digo cómo tantas personas perdemos el tiempo sin hacer nada que motive a otras personas y pues, yo esto niño me rompió el corazón. >>> josé luis sigue el lejado de sus hija que murió hace 10 años y que ayudaba a estas causas hora buscan a poyar personas como bryan y su familia. >>> duele pero llena y es importante hacer lo que ella hacia . >>> me ayuda a superar laherida . >>> bryan requiere de atención médica especializada pero los recursos de su familia no alcanzan . >>> necesita un neurólogo y un estudio cuesta como 3 mil pesos y él se cae y hace poco tuvo un accidente. >>> pero a partir de hoy su historia cambia gracias a esta organización de anaheim , california . >>> desde hoy no tiene que preocuarpse por sus medicamentos y también la fundación le don

where you find our bryan llenas right now with the latest. bryan. i apologize, no bryan yet. all right. we're going to grady trimble right now. he is in louisiana where you might say a lot of those folks are saying, been there, been dealing with this. we got the added complications of finding gas difficult to get and also power difficulty to get, right? reporter: neil, gas is extremely scarce right now. more than 65% of gas stations here in new orleans as well as in baton rouge have no fuel whatsoever. so when you see a gas station that does have fuel, what you see also with that is extremely long lines. this one goes as far as the eye can see with people waiting between 40 minutes to two hours for fuel. i want to show you a time lapse video we took. we walked entire length of the line t took five minutes to get down it. the governor says the lack of fuel is causing major problem in the recovery efforts that are underway here. the other issue, there are still more than 900,000 customers without power in louisiana. that is just about the same number as yesterday. i caught up w

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let's get to bryan llenas, and bryan is reporting from a scene, as you can see there, it just looks likeolute devastation in the state of new jersey. bryan, what have you seen today? >> reporter: it's really incredible. we have in manville, new jersey, 30 miles south of new york city. this was a banquet hall. feet of water came in here from the millstone river behind it. it inundated the building, and then the best guess is a natural gas leak causing this entire building to explode overnight at about 2 a.m. three other homes in manville also caught fire. not just tornadoes, not just flash flooding, also fire in all of this. just really incredible. we spoke to the owner of this banquet who says he spent every penny of his life savings to start this business in 2018 and, obviously, he's just distraught. >> when e got the news yesterday 2 a.m. that i've got fire and everything's burned to ashes, i think i was finished. i know. what's the use? i bet everything in my life for this property. i worked too hard. i don't know what to do. i just hope everybody pray for me. >> reporter: pray for hi

texas legislator senator bryan hughes is the author of the bill that's just passed in texas and joins me now. thank you forjoining us on the programme. you are the comments from julia kaye. it's insidious and it initiates a bounty hunter scheme for people who are seeking an abortion, what say you? fit, people who are seeking an abortion, what say you?— what say you? a number of prosecutors. _ what say you? a number of prosecutors, a _ what say you? a number of prosecutors, a district - what say you? a number of - prosecutors, a district attorney, they said publicly at the end of 2019, many states are considering heartbeat laws but if you pass these laws, we will not enforce them. so, the sworn blessed prosecutor will not import the law. —— sworn prosecutor. the private lawsuits are used in american groups all the time. medicaid in texas. if you defraud the medicaid system, any texan can bring a claim against you. that's what this is about. we protect innocent human life and for

we begin with bryan. bryan, queens has not the so great honor of having been hit the hardest among communities. >> yeah, neil. at least 11 people died in their basement apartments in queens, new york like this one behind me. you can see the gapping hole. horrific. a mother and son died. the building owner came down to warn them and in five minutes, it was too late. there was separation and tragically death. a 2-year-old boy ten miles away died. these basement dwellings were horrific places to be during a flash flood event. on top of all of that, we're now getting word that a connecticut state trooper a veteran, is also among the dead in connecticut. his car was swept away. here in new york, the subway system completely inundated by the rain as well as cars that were abandoned by hundreds of people. this rain came in stunning people. we're used to two inches of rain at most. this was a historic three inches of rain per hour. central park broke a record. so you can see a situation here where the national we

we find bryan llenas in patterson, really getting a punch, bryan. >> yeah, griff. it or not three days after the storm, we are still seeing the flood waters behind me. in fact, the water here from the passic river reached up five feet. and the water overtook that vehicle, and he says that vehicle is a total loss, and his business. it's sad, what we're hearing all over the place, all of this flooding had to go somewhere into the creeks and rivers in new jersey. the pasayic river will stay at the major flood level until pretty much tonight when it starts going down at this time. all of this as people are spending their labor day weekend cleaning up. we've seen all of their personal belongings taken out of their basements and the first floors of their buildings on the street. this is shocking video from inside a basement in new jersey. the waters collapse the basement walls and he was screaming. he was trapped and his mom was as well. the son had to punch a tile from the roof and able to get out and the father had to save the mother named janice valley. she clings bey

texas legislator senator bryan hughes is the author of the bill — and he gave the bbc his argument forhy no exemptions were provided. a rapist needs to be punished. there's no question about that. we have strong laws in texas to punish rapists. we talked to women in those situations, we wouldn't punish the _ unborn child because of the horrible act done to the mother. that unborn child is a separate human being. that unborn child in her mother's womb is the most innocent and the most helpless a human could ever be and she deserves that protection. we believe and texans believe and i think we know in our hearts that when that heart is beating, that is a human life. that heartbeat is the universal sign of life. we have to protect those little babies. for more on what it means for both sides of the abortion debate in the us, here's our correspondent nomia iqbal. it isa it is a huge rollback for many

bryan llenas is live in one of the hard hit areas in queens, new york. what are you seeing, bryan? >> good afternoon, emily. we're talking about at least 16 people that have been killed as a result of the historic flooding and torrential rains from yesterday including nine people in new york. two people, a mother and her son, died in this apartment when flood waters came rushes in to the basement apartment. four feet of water came in there. they had five minutes to get out. unfortunately they could not. the father and the other son were able to get out. they were not. 2-year-old boy died in a similar basement apartment. the governor of new york, kathy hochul was here. they were caught off guard by this record level of rain. listen. >> we did not know that between 8:50 and 9:50 p.m. last night that the heavens would open up and bring record levels of rainfall to new york. >> the forecasters and the national weather service is perplexed by that statement. they were forecasting excessive rainfall for days. the city says they were not ready for 3 inches per hour, which is what we saw.

because i did so we went, bryan, your thoughts to be clear? i never said anything like that. once again, it is made up by the one the government. my based thought here is, if their system is so fair, why did they not try extradition? the united states has extradited. we're wandering back, that is something i agree with yolanda and she mentioned that earlier. why did they kidnap the man instead of trying extradition? why are they holding him from his lawyers and not allowing his lawyers to see him? why did they torture him on his arrival? none of these things, he just said there was any chance of a fair trial. a fair legal system would have put the evidence to the united states where he was living at the time or to belgium and to say, please send this man to us and the us and belgium have cooperating with wanda in the past. there was never an attempt at cooperation. they jumped straight to kidnapping as humanitarian because he is a critic of a dictatorship. our thank all august yolanda macola, brian endless, and jonathan of a answer. and i want to thank you to watch and you ca

is there any thing of each other's arguments, chicago bryan unless says it's a sham in kigali yolanda, you say that this is actually a fair trial. is there anything you've heard from each other, the might change your minds this beginning with you yolanda. first, look, you know, i do not understand someone who, you know, brian angela says that could go back to the genocide in the telephone in which more than a 1000000 people like anything else, you've got to make more sense. we may please. sorry you cut you off. do you want to come to brian as well? cuz i did tell me what brian. your thoughts to be clear. i never said anything like that. once again, it is made up by the one the government. my based thought here is, if their system is so fair, why did they not try extradition? the united states has extradited. we're wandering back, that is something i agree with yolanda. and she mentioned that earlier. why did the kidnap the man instead of trying extradition? why are they holding him from his lawyers and not allowing his lawyers to see him? why did they torture him on his arrival? none

bryan llenas in shanksville. can we ever forget infamous let's roll as a way to fight that. >> eric, good afternoon. the reality is that 20 years ago today the entire nation was watching as those planes went into the world trade center and the pentagon and at that moment we did not know what was happening on united flight 193 but today we do know and the family and friends on those on flight 93 really are working hard to make sure that all of us remember their names beginning today with today's ceremony. listen. >> alan anthony simmons. [bells tolling] >> the bells rang as they read the names of each of the 33 passengers and 7 crew members that were on board united flight 93 that morning. they fought back against those hijackers and as a result saved countless lives on the ground. today former president george w. bush spoke about their heroism and how united they were on that flight, listen. >> these americans were brave, strong and united in ways that shocked the terrorists but should not surprise any of us. thi

jon: bryan llenas in shanksville, pennsylvania, bryan, thank you.r commissioner of the fire department of new york, thomas vaughn. he was commissioner of that department on september 11th, 2001. you lost 343 of your firefighters that day. many of men that you knew very well. it had to be the worst day of your life. >> yeah, it was, jon, and it just got worse as the day went by because the hardest part of the whole tragedy was dealing with the families and as the days went by, we couldn't give them what they wanted, they wanted to have their loved ones, we couldn't give them a -- rewouldn't rescue -- we couldn't rescue anybody and we had no survivors and having trouble getting remains and having remains and someone to -- to have in a coffin and go to a funeral and just show the respect that you know they deserve was very, very difficult and just made the job for everybody that much worse. john: and you lost so many leaders in your department as well that day. it must have been tough to go off? >> jon, we had the best group of chiefs in the world. new

bryan pidiéndole que se pongan en sus zapatos.ugar correcto todo lo que queremos es que gaby regrese a casa >>> a jugar por esas imágenes de la policía el pasado 12 de agosto la esposa no marchaba bien entre las parejas y las autoridades me vieron en una disputa doméstica >>> después de varios días de no saber de esa la madre de gaby se preocupó y el 11 de septiembre lo reportó la policía como desaparecida >>> donde viviría la pareja desde hace dos aÑos >>> nosotros compartimos la frustración en este negocio que quede la vuelta de la esquina la recuerdan muy bien >>> hoy se declaró no culpable al exoficial de policía de mineápolis de los cabos de presuntamente violar los derechos civiles de un menor de 14 aÑos de edad el hecho había ocurrido en el 2017 habría puesto su rodilla en el cuello de un adolescente de la raza negra cuando ya estaba esposado y no se resistía al arresto una táctica similar a la usada por el exagente en el caso de george floyd, chau y se presentó la audiencia de forma virtual >>> en alaska un hospital se vio

bryan llenas live in queens. bryan, thanks. stocks were up today. the to you gained 131. the s&p 500 rose 13 to a new record close. the nasdaq finished ahead 22. also, a new record close tonight. up next, we take you to the southern border for a fox news exclusive. a look at the organization and sophistication of human smuggling operations. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 40 in sacramento as firefighters throw all their resources into box ago wildfire the calder fire after wins turn in their favor the blaze has scorched more than 210,000 acres in that area. fox 36 in houston where veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder can now legally get medical marijuana to ease those symptoms. cancer patients can also obtain cannabis to lessen suffering and side effect particularly cheney. this is a live look at cleveland, ohio, from one of our affiliate, fox 8. one of the big stories there tonight, officials determine a foul odor smelled in several lake shore communities resulted from inversion of lake erie's

tuvieron valor para actuar de esta manera deberÍan tener valor para entregarse y decir soy culpable. >>> bryanhallaron un cuerpo que coincide con las caracterÍsticas de la desaparecida. >>> la semana pasada les comentÁbamos de dos mujeres que serÍan madre e hija, acusadas de inyectar una sustancia en los glÚteos a personas sin tener licencia mÉdica, hoy se conocen de mÁs vÍctimas y gabriel huerta nos trae testimonios. >>> indignada y furiosa pero preocupada por su vida esta mujer que nos pidiÓ conservar su identidad y que es una de las cuatro que acudiÓ a las autoridades para hacer su denuncia contra una madre y su hija que sin licencia mÉdica inyectaron una sustancia en los glÚteos a mujeres, dos de las cuales murieron aparentemente por esta prÁctica ilegal. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) . >>> ellas nos estaban viendo y reconocieron a las mujeres en la tele y que eran las mismas que le atendieron hace un mes. >>> las dos mujeres fueron arrestadas y acusadas de homicidio pero salieron libres bajo fianza tras pagar 2 millones de dÓlares. >>> que entienda el pÚblico que estos procesos son peligr

about to see is one do we started putting together shortly after the president died the people here in bryan college station were really invested in the funeral service because it happened here and the train came up from from houston here to college station the 4141. they were proud of the fact that the president was in first lady. we were buried here. so there's a lot of that incorporated into the exhibit and one of the first things you see here is the life size statue of sully president bush's service dog and ceremony here a couple months ago. we installed sully and actually the real life sully came to the ceremony that dog is now walter reed and the real iconic photo which is an exhibit is of sully in front of president bush's casket so president bush got sully in june of 2018, and he's ser. bush for about six months into the president's death in november november 30th of 2018. so we have having a picture of him as a puppy and then with president bush and he did help president bush with every day every day tasks. and added a little quality to us the last of his life. and then the the memo

. >> continÚa la bÚsqueda de bryan, el prometido y persona de interÉs en la desapariciÓn y muerte deÓn sobre este sujeto, llegÓ a 30 mil dÓlares. >> el fbi regresÓ a la casa de bryan el fin de semana desde donde segÚn el abogado de la familia se llevaron objetos personales de Él hay una orden de arresto por fraude de tarjeta de crÉdito pero actualmente no es sospechoso del asesinato de gabby petito. >> ayer domingo se realizaron los servicios fÚnebres de gabby petito en nueva york, muchas personas hicieron largas filas para rendir un homenaje a la joven encontrada muerta en el parque nacional de wyoming, el padre dijo a los asistentes que no estÉn tristes pues gaby ya no vivÍa de esa manera, fue lo que dijo. >> mÁs de 100 bomberos asistieron al apoyo al padrastro de gabby petito quien es bombero. >> el agente de la oficina de alguacil de florida, de 29 aÑos falleciÓ despuÉs de recibir un disparo en una parada de trÁnsito regular, las autoridades dicen que el sospechoso es un exmarine de 35 aÑos de edad, quien sigue prÓfugo y lo consideran peligroso pues estÁ armado. >> desde que come

the suspect, 33-year-old bryan riley, was taken into custody after he was shot and wounded in a gunfight with police. authorities say riley was wearing full body armor when he killed a 33-year-old mother and her 3-month-old son that she was cradling. they say that he also killed the baby's 62-year-old grandmother and a 40-year-old man. an 11-year-old girl was shot multiple times and survived. investigators say riley, a marine veteran who served in iraq and afghanistan, appeared to have targeted his victims at random. >> i guess the big question that all of us have is why. i know that's the thing that's been on my mind the whole day. and unfortunately and so frustrating that we will not know the why today, maybe ever. >> riley's girlfriend said he suffered from ptsd and had become increasingly erratic. >>> the "los angeles times" says massachusetts senator elizabeth warren urged california voters to reject the effort to remove governor gavin newsom from office in next week's recall election. warren joined newsom at a rally over the weekend outside los angeles. dozens of candidates are run

and bryan tells them. and he says why didn't you wake me?and bryan says -- and johnson said when you're bleeding up on that hill i want to be leading with. you that is sort of the ethos of the johnson presidency it's all about managing the congress and relationship with congress. that becomes a detriment of the johnson presidency. but when you're talking about that structural legislative problems, that is one way in which lyndon johnson was much better positioned than almost any president in modern memory. i think we have time for one more question. >> hi a question for both of you kind of related. jonathan, i'm new to work in general, but when you talk about left for critical politicians going forward, -- i think >> i think there's always going to be a and abundance of things to be critical about our politicians. that inflated rhetoric and the sense of the public cannot take reality and the truth is something we should ask more of our politicians. and do it in a concerted fashion. i think what i was trying to suggest before his we hold them

. >> a una semana de estar desaparecido las autoridades reanudaron la búsqueda de bryan en la reservangustiante el domingo encontraron un cuerpo en el parque nacional de wyoming, se confirma que los restos corresponden a gabby petito de 22 años, se indicó en un informe preliminar que se trata de un homicidio. mientras tanto las autoridades de la florida mueven cielo y tierra para encontrar a bryan, el prometido de gabby petito que el primero de septiembre regresó a nor fol donde vivía con la jovencita pero la semana pasada desapareció. >> (hablan en inglés).. >> tenemos múltiples fuerzas del orden ayudándonos en esta búsqueda, y drones que han sido enviados a diferentes sectores de la reserva para asegurarnos que estamos haciendo una búsqueda detallada. mientras tanto aquí en blue point, long island las calles se visten de aguamarina, el color favorito de gabby, vecinos aseguran que la familia de la joven les pidió usar estas cintas en cada columna de la ciudad en su honor. >> la he visto muchas veces en esta ciudad. y sabiendo que no la volveré a ver es muy triste. >> en estos moment

what's being called the 2nd space age is now underway. elixir bryan l. jazeera sport now with jemma. thank you, marianne. 5 weeks after signing alina lassie has made his home davy for paris, sasha, as they be legal in the match sign, is the classic mess. he went to the scoring his 1st go for the club, but was denied by them the all the time saw then had another chance. so his pre kick, the ball. it was on the lead in the 2nd half of new cars, but at the csc then awarded a penalty even though it like name or perhaps foul de leon player resilient stepped up to take that equalized massey with them replaced on it. and yes, when it looks to be heading for a jewel, my recording pops up with p. s e 's. when i don't the time that was also late drama and spain as ra, madrid went to points clear the top of legal thanks to a come back when i valencia. it took more than hours for the opening. go ahead and grab the lease courtesy during his evangelist last about 20 minutes around which is friday at 3. and this is junior, thanks for the fraction. less than 3 minutes late at the main man up front,

last week the president announced he would rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. lexia bryan has this latina and presenting a united front against a president. they say is illegitimate for political parties. a warning chi said that he must backtrack on his decision to seize executive power. all they'll call widespread protests against him. or if the president has taken everything he has canceled everything. even the institution for sorting out these problems like fighting career sion, all these entities have been closed by the president. there's no parliament. there's no committee for overseeing laws. there's no government. yeah, demonstrations have already been held against president said last week announced his rule by decree. and ignore parts of the constitution. that's after he sacked the prime minister and suspended parliament in july. on monday, june as he is foreign minister told the un general assembly at the president's actions unnecessary for the country's security. that he was acting with the will of the people. i mean, when i was unhappy, too dangerous situation,

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but first, let's bring in bryan llenas on the ground in new jersey. bryan? >> chris, a powerful ef-3 tornado went through this community in new jersey destroying dozens of homes. it was one of seven twisters to hit the region, spawned by the remnants of ida, the fifth strongest hurricane to ever hit the u.s. a week after hurricane ida made landfall in louisiana, hundreds of thousands of people are still without power in dangerously hot 100 degree weather. it will be a month before power is fully restored after the category 4 storm's 150 miles-per-hour winds blacked-out all of new orleans, while demolishing whole communities. >> utter devastation, like a bomb went off. >> ida brought record-breaking rainfall to the northeast. new york city issued its first flash flood emergency in its history, as water inundated subway stations and submerged westchester county in 14 feet of water. in new jersey, roadways turned to rivers forcing hundreds of water rescues as walls of water demolished homes and businesses. >> people have been warning for decades that the effect

the verge of collapse, many say without political action, the situation can only get worse. alexia bryan al jazeera. well that's, i'll speak to correspondence john smith, he is in tune as for us then, and it does feel like this is becoming a bit more of a sustained movement despite president sides. popularity. do you think things are escalating? i think what seems to be happening is that the president had been given 2 months grace if you like to deliver on promises. junior, was in such in such an economic mess the political system wasn't delivering on the economy on reforms to the economy. and so they would seem to being given this chums but haven't done anything. there's no economic plan put for there's no government, no cabinets appointed. so there's enormous frustration, but nothing seems to have happened in the last 2 months. and so now even a party that was in favor of what case i did 2 months ago in this part, he's saying you've got to talk to us, you're not talk to as a tool in the last 2 months speak to us. we still want to talk and work this out despite she's talking is coming t

for this man, made famine gets worse. alexia bryan al jazeera, for a short break carried out his era when we come back and inspirations, and the occupation palestinians overwhelmingly support the 6 prisoners that broke out of an israeli prison. plus. i'm adam rainy on an olive farm and central italy as hundreds of young environmentalists and international delegation gathered a conference in milan. we look at how italy is facing a changing climate. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways boated with the best airline of 2021. hello. that is more wet and windy weather on the way for south asia and the days to come. and that thanks to 2 tropical systems, where watching to the east and to the west of india. this one here has bought some very heavy rain to pots and boom by and the surrounding areas. it's not pulling away from the good direct peninsula making its way into pakistan, taking with the torrential rain, the very strong winds, and it's expected to move to the south of iran in the days to come now to the north east. we're also wat

the craft less than an hour later what's being called the 2nd space age is now underway. alexander bryan, else's era. a french de devil has wild crowds in paris. nathan, poland was 600 meters on a tight rope between the eiffel tower and in a nearby square. he relied on a narrow strip of bro busy wall 70 meters above the ground and over the river saying, a keller, you're watching al jazeera. these are the top stories this. our israeli police have detained the last 2 of 6 palestinian prisoners who escaped from a high security facility. police arrested moon ideally in viet and i hum, mom g in jeanine in the occupied west bank ending in 2 weeks. report that has this update from jeanine in the occupied west bank though a 2 concerns i think one.

food aid. fighting between regional forces and government troops began in november last year, alexia bryan reports. this boy is a victim of what the un says is the world's worst hunger crisis. he may not look it, but a dime, a ways is 14 years old. his uncle said that after spending months hiding from violence and ethiopia to drive region, he weighs less than 15 kilograms, and he's not alone. the un estimate, hundreds of thousands of people are suffering famine conditions and to grind and millions more at risk. to fighting left many hospitals and clinics closed or destroyed the combination of lack of medical care. most of the health institutions that are inoperable and lack of food will mean that people will start to die. fighting broke out into gray november between ethiopian military and the regional force. the to gripe people's liberation front. were looking at almost a year of fighting that had a tremendous impact on the economy and the culture and the ability of people to produce food. so now which we see, but many people, they only have one meal per day. the quality of their meals ha

bryan llenas is live in hard-hit new jersey with the latest there. bryan? >> jon, good evening.t's right, you drive all around new jersey this labor day weekend, and all the people's personal belongings and furniture are out on the streets, and we are at a home here where the floodwaters from the river just came in and demolished the basement entirely, almost killing a mother and her two children. take a look at this surveillance video. in it, you see a young man walking past the wall to leave the basement, when all of a sudden, the wall begins to collapse, and then the water starts rushing in, filling the entire basement in a matter of seconds. the young man in this video just made it out of the basement, but you can hear him screaming because he knows that his older brother and his mother are trapped inside. i spoke to the mother moments ago about this horrific video and experience. listen. >> all of a sudden i heard a crack in the wall. i was in our back room. i turned to look, and i saw the door fly off the hinges from the water, and next thing i know, the water brought me u

thank you, bryan.iff: meanwhile, much of louisiana is still without power one week after ida pummeled the state with a powerful cat 4 hurricane, and it could be weeks until electricity is back in some places. jeff paul is live for us in new orleans with the latest. hi, jeff. >> reporter: yeah, griff, there's a heat advisory in effect right now for new orleans and some of the surrounding communities impacted by hurricane ida. you look at your temperature dangerous it says that it's 90 out, but because of the heat index values, it feels more like 100 or 105 degrees, and then you've got to think about the 469,000 people who are impacted by this storm who still do not have things like power, so no a/c, no fans running x. if they're still at home, they are trying to live through this very hot temperature that is blanketing the area. crews are working around the clock to try to restore power, but it could take weeks in some places or even months to get the a/c turned back on. hurricane ida damaged more than

madam president, vice president nakajo, commissioners, chief of department staff [inaudible] i am bryan rubenstein, deputy chief of operations, with my report for september 8, 2021. hopefully, i'm sharing the correct slide. so in august, we had a fire on geary boulevard. the process was going very well. the fire truck was on scene, and everything was going great. we had a media account on the bay bridge. did a good job there. we continued with our search and cliff rescues. you can see a patient being loaded there. continue to help the state out through mutual aid. we have five of our [inaudible] engines out with two site teams. we have a total of 19 members out on the dixie fire, and from the time it would take you to drive to a fire in northern california, there would be a fire department set up bigger than the one you left dixie fire is currently 919,000 acres, and 59% contained. caldor fire, 217,000 year, and 70% contained. you can see what the fire behavior is like on the dixie fire. working for 12 and 24-hour operational periods, this would just be day and night. we had a fire on [

my guest is texas republican state senator bryan hughes. has a new front opened up in america's culture wars? bryan hughes in austin, texas, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, senator hughes. let me ask you a very simple question, is the era of roe versus wade — that famous supreme court decision which essentially enshrined the right of a woman to have an abortion in the us — is that era over in texas? we believe the end may be in sight. you know, for the last 30 years, the supreme court has been chipping away at that opinion and giving the states more authority to protect innocent human lives. so, this is not the end of roe versus wade, but the end may be in sight. we hope it is. this texas legislation, which you were one of the architects of, pushing it through the texas legislature. let's be clear, this was not a result of popular demand or will, was it? it was an ideologically committed move on your part and your fellow republicans. millions of americans and millions of texans are invo

neighborhood and the deadly encounter with aubery allegedly being shot with a shotgun as bryan filmed it. for more than two months no arrests until that cell phone video leaked in the georgia bureau of investigation took over the case. johnson's lawyers told abc news they won't comment on ongoing litigation. >> they say johnson failed to treat ahmaud and his family fairly and with dignity. what do you think dignity would have been? >> to protect ahmaud as a human being first. >> reporter: prosecutors say johnson called neighboring district attorney george barnhill to advise police after the incident, something johnson allegedly never disclosed before barnhill took over the investigation. >> we're hoping that the evidence will be sufficient to indict george barnhill. >> reporter: barnhill has not been charged, and it remains to be seen if further indictments will follow. for ahmaud arbery's mother, this indictment is vindicating, but the progress doesn't erase the pain. >> because i am ahmaud, i am ahmaud arbery. >> reporter: the mcmichaels and bryan have pleaded not guilty and this ca

bryan llenas in manville with more. bryan? >> neil, good afternoon.'s incredible here in manville, new jersey. flood waters came inundated from the mill stone river. at 2:00 a.m., a huge explosion residents say. it appears maybe a natural gas leak mixed with a spark of electrical fire and while the smoke is still simmering here, this was a business owned by a man that opened it in 2018 dealing with covid and now this. he's at a total loss of what to do next. it's the type of damage that we've seen in manville, here in new jersey. three other homes caught on fire here as well. there were many rescues. in fact, the first responders here in manville went out to about 500 homes and rescued 1,000 people. the police chief says here that frankly they -- listen to what the police chief said about the record shattering 28 foot rising river here that caused flooding that reached eight feet. >> i've been here 30 years, this is my eighth or tenth flood. this is the most catastrophic by far. >> it's not just here. the delaware river here in new jersey and pennsylv

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and he's calling on all sides to stop the fighting for this man, made famine gets worse. alexia bryan al jazeera, while president russia dr. berto and says peace in syria depends on relations between turkey and russia. the one has been meeting his counterpart of prison in the russian city of sochi. last year, the 2 countries sponsored a sci fi a deal in serious northwest and it lib region. these talks coincide with an increase in air strikes there on turkish back to opposition. fighters is also the leaders 1st face to face meeting and 18 to go. then you probably go stations are sometimes difficult, but with a positive and final result, our department of learn span compromise has beneficial for both sides. and i especially believe that there is a very big benefit and turkey and russia keeping stronger relations each passing day. the steps we have taken with russia relating to syria is of utmost importance . russell soda has worn out from a stumble, making it happen in the time that the turkish american relations are further strayed once close to allies, turkey, and the u. s. they are n