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police have used tear gas and water canon to try to disperse the crowds in tblisi. and it's anything but a ruff welcome for these pets, as an auction for recycled royal curtains helps rescue dogs find a home. we start in syria, where in the last few minutes, the syrian army has said dozens of troops have been wounded and killed in large—scale clashes with rebels in aleppo. there are also are reports that russian and syrian jets have bombed islamist rebels. the air raids are in response to the largest offensive against the syrian government in years. rebel forces have reportedly taken control of the majority of syria's second—largest city. aleppo was the scene of one of the bloodiest sieges of syria's civil war, a conflict which first broke out in 2011. let's hearfrom one rebel fighter who made it in the heart of the city. translation: after hard-working atients translation: after hard-working patients from _ translation: after hard-working patients from the _ translation: after hard-working patients from the fighters - translation: after hard-working patients from t

the latest on the path to canonization is the servant of god's award, a black priest born in boston whoctice ministry in america. father morton joins half a dozen african-american men and women known as the saintly six whose causes for sainthood are in the early stages. >> what is great about the people being considered is they were born in the united states, they would technically be the first black american saints. >> reporter: deacon harold brooke silvers wrote about a slave who became a priest, his father told him he would most likely be the first black american canonized. >> causes are moving along very well at a much faster rate than normal. >> reporter: black catholics are championing the causes honoring the challenges they overcame living through slavery and jim crow. >> being a black person in the united states during that time, the things they were able to accomplish, the work that god was able to do through them during that challenging time inspired me. >> highlighted in new episodes of martin scorsese's new dock you series. back to you. jonathan: we will be right back. but i

those seven it is father augustus a slave who became a priest he may be the first black american canonizecatholics are championing the causes for others honoring the challenges they overcame through slavery and >> think about it. being a black person in the united states during that time and the things that they were able to accomplish the work that god was able to do through them during that period that is inspiring me. >> the legacies of saints are being highlighted in the episodes of martin scorsese's new documentary the saints streaming now on fox nation. >> what a remarkable and inspiring story. thank you. assuming that was a fantastic report. at house speaker mike johnson announcing a meeting with the leaders next week. what elon musk and expecting to tell lawmakers about their plan to/government waste. >> griff: a hiker reported missing more than a month ago has been found alive. he went missing while camping in northeast british columbia he was feared dead but some worker spotted him on a service road on tuesday morning he is hospitalized and reunited with his family. there he is.

from so says he will canonize. the catholic church is 1st, millennial and digital age. st. carlo cutest died in 2006 at the age of 15. he used his talents to create a website that catalogs miracles. administered several of the catholic website websites. he'll be proclaimed to st in april. next year. are now stand off, continues at a disused a mine shaft in the south africa's northwest province, police blocking supply lines of food and water to full out hundreds of illegal. mine is searching for lift of gold. a court has ordered the police to allow them to leave. the government has now launched a rescue effort, but it's not clear if the man all actually trapped, well if they're refusing to face the author's ease. as food supplies run out, the weights for relatives is itemizing. utilities diane whitaker, reports now from the officially abounded shields on tape steel, fontaine mine to columbus, has down this hole. hundreds of mine workers are believed to be trapped. the mine is a cold, so i'm, as i'm us loosely transl

gail lynn canon accepting on behalf of james francis thorpe. and michelle yeoh. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [applause] ["hail to the chief" playing] president biden: please have a seat. i think i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years they played "hail to the chief," i looked around and asked, where the hell is he? thank you for joining us for one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago, president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom. in the first class of recipients was a great american writer, eb white. years after receiving the metal, he received a letter from someone and replied, "relentless curiosity, inventiveness, ingenuity, trouble." i can only hope these same traits will allow us to claw your way out. hang onto your hats, hang onto your hope. tomorrow is another day. today, we have another extraordinary honor to bestow on the nation's highest civilian honor, 19 people whose relentless curiosity, ingenuity, and hope have cut their faith for a better tomorrow. we

and the next decade as they stabilize as a canonical you recover as they rebuild their country. if that is not an option, i think there are many questions about what the flight would have been worse. and so the stakes for ukraine to still have a future in nato or incredibly high, but versus push back on. this issue will be tremendously great, because specifically the question to be crated. nato was part of pollutants objections, even before the full scale invasion. so again, is it worth it for ukraine? does ukraine have a future nato? this will be core and it's not something that will be easily resolved and the stakes really the emotional psychological sticks of what is the value of having thoughts are going to be tied to this question. mm hm. that's christine betsy. the managing director of the german marshall fund. nope, any time. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines today. several people were injured when protest of stone, the parliament in a break away region of georgia of kazi allies in the northwest corner of georgia, and as of stacked b

one, it is ten days in both chambers out for ten days before the recess appointment canon tae place. but isn not debatable when we o into recess, but it is amendable, which the democrats on both sides meeting hakeem jeffries and the house and chuck schumer and the senath can amend the process and make it extremely difficult i to move forward to. if that happens, and this is aul lastt case scenario if that were to take place, the president undeartir article 2, section 3 m because congress in both chambers can't find an agreement because of disagreements can put us into i recesst for a set number of da. if he were to do that, i'm sure those appointments would beal challenged. they issue you have is those are temporary appointments and only last until two years or the next congress begins. if that is the case, they haveif to go through the confirmation hearing process. >> trey: i know how much president trump likes and respects you and part of con advising consent. may be private conversations. i know he likes you and i know he respects you and i know hed e values your opinion. we value

ilia: dijo que deberÍa colocÁrsele frente a nueve caÑones apuntÁndole a la cara a ver cÓmo se siente.tiene mÁs de esta controversia. reportero: el expresidente donald trump defendiÓ hoy en michigan el comentario en arizona al decir que le gustarÍa ver a esta congresista que estuviera frente un rifle cargado con nueve balas disparÁndole. trump dijo que cheney es promotora de guerras. " ella quiere que asesina hemos de forma innecesaria. si le tocarÁ hacerlo a ella misma y enfrentar las consecuencias, no lo harÍa. para ella es muy fÁcil decirlo". cheney respondiÓ a las redes sociales diciendo "asÍ es como los dictadores destruyen las naciones libres...". una vocera de trump explicÓ en mÁs detalle. >> son pro guerra. y a eso se referÍa el presidente trump, que es muy fÁcil mandar a jÓvenes a luchar en guerra mientras se estÁ en una sala con aire acondicionado. reportero: medios nacionales difundieron una supuesta controversia en la casa blanca porque al parecer se intentÓ cambiar el manuscrito de cuando el presidente llamÓ "basura" a los seguidores de donald trump. " donald trump no que

in georgia, police use tear gas and water canons on crowds as thousands protest a decision to suspendexit poll predicts an even split between the three main parties. london fashion week becomes the first of the four main fashion shows to ban exotic animal skins. and it's anything but a ruff welcome for these pets as an auction for recycled royal curtains helps rescue dogs find a home. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lauren taylor. islamist rebels in syria are reported to have taken control of more than half of aleppo, the country's second city, as they continue their lightning offensive. the syrian observatory for human rights, which monitors the conflict, says forces loyal to president assad withdrew without offering significant resistance. opposition fighters have been advancing in the surrounding region. russia, president assad's main ally, has been bombing rebel—held areas in response. it's the first time in eight years that the rebels have reached aleppo, which was the scene of one of bloodiest sieges of syria's civil war.

the latest as you say the path to canonization is the servant, and black priest born in boston and wasn. but it never made him better. impact, he applied to seminary and new york he asked the priest if they expect the people of color writing, i shall not in any way feel hurt that perhaps it might be your policy not to accept colored just now. father martin joins half a dozen african american men and women known as the saintly six which causes for sainthood in the early stages. expert say of those now seven of the now seven, it is father augustus go to a slain who became a priest likely the first black american canonized. black catholics championing the cause and we are told others honoring challenges over came with slavery and jim crow. >> think about it, being a black person in the united states during that time and the things they were able to accomplish, the work that god was able to do through them during that challenging time, that inspired me. >> though legacies being highlighted in new episodes of martin scorsese of "the saints" streaming out on fox nation. by the way, jonathan,

i spoke with robert baer and said his canonization will hopefully inspire more faith among people. >>. it is the most pressing issue in my mind in the church today with this affiliation of the young. >> the lead because he said highlighted in a new document martin scorsese and "the saints," check it out and this week's episode on john the baptist. and it will be made a saint in april. john. >> john: looking forward to that covered six months from now. lauren, thank you so much, sandra. >> sandra: fox news to light the all-american christmas tree. we will flip the switch a special edition "the five" a choir at the north carolina university impacted by hurricane helene. my hair is heading the microphone. joining with all of that. >> get in the christmas spirit, sandra. we are two hours from all-american christmas tree lighting ceremony and an amazing choir from high point university, north carolina. that school, the students are incredible and raise $30,000 for hurricane helene victims and delivered blankets, food, water and i went down this week. we taped anything with the choir and in

dijo donald trump "pongamos la de pie con un rifle y nueve caÑones disparÁndoles, veamos quÉ opina cuandoes de guerra cuando estÁn sentados en washington". la ex congresista y se "asÍ es cÓmo los dictadores destruyenlas naciones y libres. no puedo confiar en el paÍs un hombre vengativo con Él e inestable que quiere ser un tirano". eso tambiÉn jennifer lÓpez en un acto de campaÑa de kamala harris, miremos alguno de los momentos mÁs emotivos de ese acto de campaÑa. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] marÍa: hoy tanto donald trump como kamala harris estarÁn en wisconsin en diferentes actos de campaÑa, es la informaciÓn por ahora, regreso contigo. borja: es muy triste ver esos niveles de violencia verbal en las voces o palabras de candidatos a la presidencia de nuestro paÍs, muchas gracias por este reporte. elon musk podrÁ seguir regalando cheques de 1 millÓn de dÓlares, un juez del estado de pensilvania pondrÁ en suspenso la demanda que buscaba detener esas ofertas de 1 millÓn de dÓlares que el magnate estÁ ofreciendo a los que se comprometan a apoyar a la libertad de expresiÓn. el fiscal

he was 15 years old when he died of leukemia in 2006 and he will be canonized in april.er, carlos was a devout catholic chronicling catholic miracles and credited with two miracles of his own. lauren green sat down with carlo's mother and joins us now. lauren, we have been sharing these stories. >> i actually start to tear up to listen to all of this, talking with his mother was just amazing to talk with this woman. because one of the first things i wanted to know did an angel come to you like came to mary and say you are going to be with this really wonderful child? no, very normal birth. she said odd thing she got him a little lamb when he was baptized. she said my favorite animal is a zebra i gave him a lamb. now she realized is he lamb of god. >> ainsley: shepard. >> lauren: lamb of god of jesus. >> ainsley: i have learned so much about this young boy, and you told me that and it might be in the soundbite so maybe we will play the soundbite and we will talk about his life and what he has taught you and what he taught me. > >> lauren: the first thing to set this up so

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he will now become the first millennial to ever be canonized.t is something new, guys. >> brian: wow. >> ainsley: amazing. he was young. >> lawrence: you have to explain to me this process. >> steve: usually you have to be dead for five years. i think you said he has been gone for four years. >> brian: out. game five years. >> steve: same idea. >> ainsley: pickleball, canonized. >> lawrence: resident catholic. [angelic music] brines. >> brian: eyewitnesses to two miracles. >> >> steve: verify the miracles. >> brian: the internet a miracle. >> ainsley: what is he do he followed and tracked miracles. >> steve: with the internet. the idea is he just u.n. veiled the world of religion and spirituality to a lot of people who might not have otherwise seen that. >> brian: congratulations to the family. >> ainsley: in the catholic church you pray to saints. if you lose your keys you pray to st. thomas? >> steve: not necessarily. >> brian: it's in the bible. >> steve: i just ask my wife where did i leave my keys? >> brian: saint anthony. >> ainsley: saint

here is our question, malcolm, that we would like to add to the literary canon. here we go everybody with the book. let's read it. why is miami? me? miami. malcolm, why is miami like miami? yeah, it's i was looking for a way to write some flap copy that would attract the maximum number of americans and i felt like a reference. miami's weirdness would be the right place to start. well, considering it's another bestseller, i think that you have hit the nail of the hat. well, listen, miami features pretty well. well, it features large in this book. i'm not sure it features well in this book. let's be frank here, malcolm, that you you have held up a mirror to some behavior that is not all that. yeah. before talk about the specifics. what did you find about? miami. that was so intriguing as a storyteller that so compelling as a journalist? well, i was really i was very interested in this question of why there is so much unexplained variation in in in the behavior across a wide range of things from one city to the next in the united states. so this is an observation th

. >> mexico se registra una ununa gran explosion tras un choque automovilistico involucrando a un canonn la noche, con arantxao y saga. >> ¿que tal? >> buenas noches, les saluda con gusto johanna este dia de gusto joana suarez por arantxaoy saga en accion de gracias. >> comenzamos con una noticia de ultima hora. >> hace unas horas murio a los 94 anos la legendaria actriz mexicana silvia pinal. >> ella estaba internada desde el 23 de noviembre por una i infeccion en las vias urinarias. >> pasamos con isa osorio que esta a las afueras del hospital donde se conocio esta noticia. >> adelante isa, buenas buenas noches. >> joana, buenas noches. >> a los 94 anos en este hospital al sur de la ciudad de mexico, lamentablemente hoy fallecio silvia pinal, la ultima gran diva de la epoca de oro del cine mexicano. >> en este momento su cuerpo ya esta en la en una carroza funebre a una funeraria tambien la capital mexicana. >> sabemos que manana se va a llevar a cabo una ceremonia muy intima, solamente estara la familia y amigos muy cercanos. >> sin embargo, el sabado se hara un homenaje en el palaci

so they've had to carry out a complete catchment review on the rivers canon, rhondda and taff all theing, so i'm hopeful nrw will be able to come forward with at least some evidence to say in some areas, maybe not all, but in some areas they can intervene. well, we're listening to members of the rhondda cynon taff council who are having to deal with these flooded rivers. we were hearing from the council leader just how many rivers and streams have overtopped in this area, and also the fact that the south wales fire service have declared a major incident because of the number of calls they're receiving. you're watching bbc news. so those houses, which predominantly have been flooded every time there's been a majorstorm, probably for the last 50 or 60 years. they were dry last night. so where we can intervene as a council, we certainly are. but we want to work with partners now to see what more can be done. what measures are you taking to support people going through this right now? so immediately today has been about supporting even for example, in some cases we've been working with th

and secondly, that ukraine canon will win this fight if we stay with them. however, none of that sounds like a quick end to the war. as trump has many times announced a good stuff. do you see a quick end to this war to s? so the if, if we take it that fell face value, what is rubers about sort of the trunk plan or the planning or for surprises. they want to freeze the front, but that was those bite and actually was up to, he wanted to have a ceasefire. and he said he should not be on catastrophic terms. he never said ukrainian victory. he never said the restoration of any borders or lions. it was basically just freed the worst, didn't get it. pressure the belief, the child's because their hide russian casualties that put in will kind of kind of come to his senses, discover he's just human, a face and then in the war is naive so that the thing will be, trump, phones gets his piece. what that, what will he do? how we will apply pressure by sanctions, by, by supporting ukraine volts. really do then. yes. and we don't, we definitely don't know. it's still yet to

and finally, hope francis says that he will canonize the catholic churches 1st, millennial and digital age st. carlo acute it's died of leukemia back in 2006 at the age of 15. he was deeply religious and he used his tech challenge to create a website that catalogs miracles and to administer several other catholic website. is it a junior, he'll be proclaimed they st in april of next year based on pope frances recognizing 2 miracles that are attributed to carla the millennial is now or is about to be a site. today continues online. you'll find this on x, also known as twitter, and on youtube that dw nearest you can follow me on social media and bring golf tv . and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day, we'll see you then everybody, the 80. so i used to think that plus, i just wonder what you know see it has returned to the baltic states, the fear of most of the full power, the modem. so here's the cost and custodians, nacia and miscellaneous, independence from russ. lots of people here expect from the future, a trip through the baltic states in prisons, i

political parties, religions, sports teams, fans of your or canon photo equipment versus nikon photo people always are biased toward the facts that their own side look good. it may be the most power all of the 200 or so biased that have been studied by cognitive psychologists. it's one of the few biases that is uncalled with intelligence. think of as being smarter doesn't protect you. people always want to make their side good and the warped logic that what facts the work work data into confirming whatever their side look good and so what's what's the impact of that in our day to day lives or on public policy. well you get polarization you get people more and more convinced that the other side are evil and naive and stupid because it's just a extraordinarily difficult to appreciate how they came to their beliefs. you your own beliefs are. natural and obvious and true. the other guy's beliefs are superstitions and and lies. and to get people to step out of their own skin and see things from the other person's point, view, or best of all, to see things from a birdseye view, the viewpoi

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and secondly, that ukraine canon will win this fight if we stay with them. however, none of that sounds like a quick end to the war, as trump has many times announced a good stuff. do you see a quick end to this war? yeah, no. um, so the if we, if we take it that fell face value, what is rubers about the trump plan or the plaintiff is applies is they want to freeze the front. but that was those bite and actually was up to, he wanted to have a ceasefire. and he said he should not be on catastrophic terms. he never said ukrainian victory. he never said restoration of any borders or lines. it was basically just freed the worst, didn't get it. the pressure, the, the belief, the child's because their hide russian casualties, that putting will kind of kind of come to his senses, discover he's just human, a face and then in the war is naive. so the, the thing will be, trump, phones gets his piece. what that, what will he do? how we will apply pressure by sanctions, by, by supporting ukraine volts. really do then. yes. and we don't, we definitely don't know. it's st

the circuit could agree with him and going forward and if the circuit overturns the canon, the case againstrd to imagine a case going forward considering how intertwined the soon—to—be president is with all the facts that surround the charges related to the two individuals and it could theoretically happen. when it comes to the department ofjustice and the special counseljack smith, of course, to what extent were taxpayer funds invested in all of this? there's always an expenditure of taxpayer funds on criminal investigations at any level, whether it is a state investigation, a federal investigation, local investigation, but that is the way our system works. and if you look at, i don't know the numbers, but certainly, there were resources spent to do these investigations and every administration decides what the priorities are going to be and where those resources are going to be spent. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the director of nursing at the hospital where lucy letby killed seven babies and tried to kill seven others said she had good intentions, despite failing

and finally, hope francis says that he will canonize the catholic church is 1st, millennial and digital age. st. carlow acute, it's died of leukemia back in 2006 at the age of 15. he was deeply religious and he used his tech challenge to create a website that catalogs miracles and to administer several other catholic website. is it a junior, he'll be proclaimed the st in april of next year based on pub, francis recognizing 2 miracles that are attributed to carla or a millennial is now or is about to be a site today, continues online. you'll find this on x, also known as twitter, and on youtube that dw nearest you can follow me on social media at break golf tv. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day, we'll see you then every month, the, into the conflict. so among the many was around the world that comes and things through don is distinguished by 11, a savage or a guest in brussels is former prime minister who heads the coalition, the political, some civil society groups trying to bring peace stars and framing. what would it take to step to bloodshed a

it's quickly canon, young and old, have been dissatisfied with the constant bickering for then the 3 potty coalition, the young liberals, one to look ahead via ftp is not solely to blame for the premature collapse. they say for the next to the over 65, the next government, what i wish for our measures to make sure the economy run smoothly. and this a lot of citizens and businesses are fed up in urgently need relief just so they can do their jobs properly. could that's according to the pulse, both the ftp and the greens balloons votes and the next election on the far right a if the will gain significantly, the conservative cd has the best chance of becoming the strongest party. lena was dissatisfied with the outgoing coalition. finishes what to under represented for her, but to see do you like government is now going to you though, mission with, with this hot supplies? i think these are really tough times all, but i also believe that we can make a lot of change if we come together. then we also some tour standing up for their own issues is important to many young people most and espec

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including this factory where we on now. indeed, the costs of the special military operation has shown the canons of war, the tactics of war. and accordingly, even the strategy of war have change significantly after the development of new types of weapons sites. it. first of all, it concerns of course, unmanned aerial vehicles, but also entire types of various other equipment. this applies to tanks and airplanes, missiles and other weapons. and the tactics of ground forces have changed because there are new factors to look. but drones have made a very significant contribution. and today, even when ahmed vehicles are produced and they need protection like this time, for example, in order to withstand unmanned aircraft attacks. so of course, these technical innovations have had an impact on military operations, and it is obvious that the whole world is watching this. because this applies not only to the conflict that unfortunately we are currently having with ukraine and the nato countries. but to any conflict that you and this experience will be taken into account by every one. this is absolutely

police have used tear gas and water canon to try to disperse the crowds in tbilisi. claims that mohamed al fayed manipulated managers to conceal his crimes — the late harrods boss has been accused of sexual abuse by dozens of women. hello, i'm kylie pentelow. more now on our top story here — mps voting in favour of a bill to legalise assisted dying in england and wales. it's a landmark moment, but the argument is far from over. there will be months of debate and scrutiny — and the bill will need approval from both the house of commons and the house of lords before it becomes law. tim muffet has been speaking to two high—profile campaigners — on either side of the issue. chanting: assisted dying now! chanting: assistance to live! not to die! — a matter of life and death. bringing in an assisted dying bill now is just absolutely wrong. it's very simple. ijust passionately believe in it. rarely has a parliamentary vote felt so consequential. the ayes to the right, 330. the noes to the left 275. the ayes have it, the ayes have it. amongst those congratulating mp kim lead

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in georgia, police use tear gas and water canon on crowds as thousands protest a decision to suspendmembership talks. in syria, islamist rebels are reported to be in control of much of the city of aleppo, for the first time since being forced out by government troops in 2016. rebel soldiers are patrolling the streets and there are reports of long lines of cars clogging the roads out of aleppo as civilians flee. they've also been celebrating outside the city's ancient citadel. the islamist rebels are said to have met little resistance, though the army says dozens of its soldiers have been killed or injured. this was central aleppo in the early hours, after russian and syrian warplanes intervened in support of government forces, bombing rebel positions. russia is an ally of president bashar al—assad's regime. a monitor of the conflict — the syrian observatory for human rights — says 16 civilians were killed in a strike which hit a roundabout. the rebels�* offensive has made rapid progress since it began on wednesday, capturing numerous towns and villages. the syrian military says troop

attacks that pattern of canon perhaps talking about british businesses being a —— pat mcfadden talkingk? all of these things are possible but in a very real sense, what the russians have to do these things, it is less successful than if they can threaten them and get most of what they want without having to use force. the russians are on the horns of a dilemma and have been since the war began. 0n the one hand they want to intimidate the west end discourage it from helping ukraine and on the other hand they don't want to provoke the west into doing exactly the thing that they want the west not to do. and so in fact, while russians have been quite active in cyber attacks well before the war, for example there was a cyber attack carried out in the netherlands against the lad that did the research to identify the nerve agent that was used against the skripal family agent that was used against the skripalfamily in the uk, both been tapping that down —— lab. they actually arrested one of the private groups in moscow but was leaving some of these attacks and put them under house arrest. they

in georgia, police use tear gas and water canon on crowds as thousands protest a decision to suspendthe city of aleppo, for the first time since being forced out by government troops in 2016. rebel soldiers are patrolling the streets and there are reports of long lines of cars clogging the roads out of aleppo as civilians flee. they've also been celebrating outside the city's ancient citadel.

>> congress canon has made laws surrounding the process involved in court marshals.ation bill that is up every year. last year there was a debate about trying to give more protections to military personnel that are convicted, giving them access to what people convicted in federal court would've had and that bill is going to be due at the end of this year. however, to republican standing up to trump on capitol hill i am very doubtful that republicans on capitol hill, and his cabinet, and his new administration are going to be willing to stand up to him. this is a different republican party that was back in 2016, 2017. i was a capitol hill reporter back there and there were centrist, establishment republicans who were willing to stand up to trump. you think of john mccain and the infamous thumbs down delivering the blow to repealing obama care. there are only two republicans left in the house and voted to impeach donald trump of the 10 who originally voted to impeach him so overall we have to be prepared for the idea that maybe there are going to be some battles that r