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of those taken captive, almost 3,000 are still considered missing.nd her colleagues, the dangerous work of making their land safe continues. despite the progress that mag and other de—mining agencies have made in clearing the land, the work will continue for years to come. sinjar remains volatile, with various armed groups spread across the region, often at odds with each other and with the civilian population. but despite this, the numbers of those returning are slowly increasing. and new signs of life are emerging every day. hello there. england and wales on tuesday had a lot of cloud, and certainly through the morning, we had some rain around as well, so skies like these were fairly commonplace. but for northern scotland, it was different. a bright start to the day and we had a number of weather watch pictures sent to us showing these fantastic halos, sun pillars and also upper tangent arcs. these phenomena are all caused by ice crystals high in the earth's atmosphere reflecting and refracting sunlight. that was then, but moving on the story, we'v

of those taken captive, almost 3,000 are still considered missing. her colleagues, the dangerous work of making their land safe continues. despite the progress that mag and other de—mining agencies have made in clearing the land, the work will continue for years to come. sinjar remains volatile, with various armed groups spread across the region, often at odds with each other and with the civilian population. but despite this, the numbers of those returning are slowly increasing. and new signs of life are emerging every day. hello there. the big weather story for the rest of this week, and of course that means the rest of this year, is all about exceptionally high temperatures. this chart shows the temperature compared with the average. as these deep red colours spread northwards across the chart, that shows that temperatures will be significantly higher than we'd expect them to be at this time of year. daytime highs of 16—17 degrees, some very mild nights. there will be some rain at times as well, and during tuesday, it's this area of low pressure r

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it was saved from extinction partly by a captive breeding program led by local nuns.ith the community helping to clean up the lake, these captive animals could be brought back to the wild. the success of the tequila fish is a sign of hope for one of the many small and perhaps underappreciated creatures that are facing extinction. amid a crisis, it is a sign that with people's health, nature can make a comeback. anchor: you can reach me and most of the team here on social media, you will find me on their. -- there. there is plenty more on the website or the bbc news app. thank you for watching, i will see you soon. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program isrovided by... narrator: financial services fm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for th

captivating lyrics that adele brings to a world that needs a welcome distraction. that's why this was so big! >> that is a wrap on your world for 2021, wishing you and your loved ones a happy new year. "the five" starts now. >> jesse: hello, i'm jesse watters with dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, dana perino, and bill hemmer. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to our new year's special. what a wild 12 months it has been, from covid to the crime crisis, the major bite and missteps, high-profile tribes, celebrity news, and everything else in between. discovered a lot, and we are ready to have some fun.

college student is expressing so much relief that she is now home after nearly a week of being held captive. police say madelyn allen was abducted by a man she met online. they say the 19-year-old was also tied up and was completely covered in coal inside of the suspect's basement about 90 miles from her school. searchers used cell phone data to track her location. >> from the heart of a mother, i express my gratitude to you, to each and every one of you for the hard work and the dedication. from our end it's amazing to see this army that has surrounded us. >> so glad she's safe. 39-year-old suspect brent brown is now facing kidnapping and other felony charges. >>> the american hostages who escaped captivity in haiti are now speaking out about their ordeal. abc's christine sloan has their story. >> reporter: this morning the remaining 12 missionaries held hostage in haiti for nearly two months describing what they call a daring escape from their kidnappers then sing hymns after finding freedom. ♪ >> reporter: a spokesperson for the ohio-based christian aid ministries saying the hostages plo

the achoques, a close relative of the axolotl, was saved from extinction partly by a captive breedinghere in patzcuaro, these captive—reared animals could be brought back to the wild. the success of the little tequila fish is a much needed sign of hope for one of the many small, and perhaps underappreciated creatures, that are facing extension. amid a biodiversity crisis, it's a sign that with people's help, nature can make a comeback. victoria gill, bbc news. that's it. we're back with the late news at ten past 11. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. you're watching bbc news. more now on scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, calling on people to "exercise caution" after the nation reported another record number of daily covid cases. no changes are to be made to restrictions in scotland — measures are expected to remain until 17 january. louise maclean, who is part of signature group, which owns more than 20 bars in scotland, said more economic support would be needed for hospitality if the situation continued. business over christmas was poor. we were between 4

they say she was held captive after she was last seen leaving her dorm a week ago.a suspect who she apparently met online. he's accused of assaulting her, leaving her tied up in his home. police tracking her by cell phone to find her. >>> and here in new york tonight, the trial of ghislaine maxwell now in the jury's hands. maxwell charged with six counts, including sex trafficking of minors for longtime association jeffrey epstein. the prosecution calling her, quote, a sophisticated predator. deliberations resume tomorrow. >>> when we come back, trafficking the holiday weather this week. where there are winter weather alerts tonight. and where there will be a white christmas. or waiting for the 7:12 bus... or sunday afternoon in the produce aisle. these moments may not seem remarkable. but at pfizer, protecting the regular routine, and everyday drives us to reach for exceptional. working to impact hundreds of millions of lives... young and old. it's what we call, the pursuit of normal. ♪ ♪ no one canelho rhy insca lpdel. it's what we call, the pursuit of normal. new

the achoques, a close relative of the axolotl was saved from extinction partly by a captive breedingtzcuaro, these captive—reared animals could be brought back to the wild. the success of the little tequila fish is a much needed sign of hope for one of the many small and perhaps underappreciated creatures that are facing extension. amid a biodiversity crisis, it is a sign that with people's help, nature can make a comeback. victoria gill, bbc news. record amounts of snow has fallen in western and northern japan, blocking roads and railways and disrupting flights. thousands of homes are without power — and the situation may get worse before it gets better as more snowfall is forecast along the japan sea coast ahead of the new year. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. not too much snow, but it is pretty mild? it is going to be mild right the way through the rest of this year and into the new year for a while as well. temperatures this afternoon reaching 16 degrees in the south of england. it is mild everywhere and the mild air is coming in behind a band of thick c

the achoques, a close relative of the axolotl, was saved from extinction partly by a captive breedingg to clean up the lake, here in patzcuaro, these captive—reared animals could be brought back to the wild. the success of the little tequila fish is a much needed sign of hope for one of the many small, and perhaps underappreciated creatures, that are facing extension. amid a biodiversity crisis, it's a sign that with people's help, nature can make a comeback. victoria gill, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. hello. over the next few days as we head into the new year, it is unsubtle. we will see some spells of rain and stronger winds. the main story of the weather is just how mild it is going to be right throughout. and across parts of england in the next few days, temperatures could reach 17 degrees. bearin temperatures could reach 17 degrees. bear in mind of the average for this time of the year is about eight celsius. we could be set to break a few records. milder aired today follows this band of rain sweeping northwards and eastwards. that rain will hang

the achoques, a close relative of the axolotl, was saved from extinction partly by a captive breedingthe lake, here in patzcuaro, these captive—reared animals could be brought back to the wild. the success of the little tequila fish is a much—needed sign of hope for one of the many small and perhaps underappreciated creatures that are facing extension. amid a biodiversity crisis, it's a sign that, with people's help, nature can make a comeback. victoria gill, bbc news. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. thanks for watching, i will see you soon. hello, time for some sport on the bbc news channel. chelsea have moved up to second in the premier league but were denied a win against brighton because of an injury time equaliser from danny welbeck. chelsea went into the lead just before the half—hour mark when romelu lukaku headed home his second goal in the last two games. the blues lost reece james to injury and brighton had plenty of chances to equalise. they finally took one in the 91st minute. chelsea are a point ahead of liverpool. the night's ot

the achoques, a close relative of the axolotl, was saved from extinction partly by a captive breedinghe lake, here in patzcuaro, these captive—reared animals could be brought back to the wild. the success of the little tequila fish is a much—needed sign of hope for one of the many small and perhaps underappreciated creatures that are facing extension. amid a biodiversity crisis, it's a sign that, with people's help, nature can make a comeback. victoria gill, bbc news. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @benmboulos. there's plenty more on the stories we have covered and more on the website, and the bbc news app. thanks for watching, i will see you soon. hello there. earlier today, we saw temperatures reaching 16 celsius in southampton, and also here in exeter in devon. it's very mild air that's come our way today that's followed a band of rain that's been sweeping away towards the northeast. it remains unsettled in the next few days, some rain at times, some stronger winds too, the main feature of the weatherjust how mild it's going to be as

people of israel being held captive in israel. i'm sorry and babylon. it's nebuchadnezzar one of the worst guys of all time, really bad ruler. jeremiah's back five been held captive somewhere, i hope you write me sam coming to get your bill. keep your head down stay out of trouble. jeremiah writes him and says something he basically says get used to it, you're going to be there a while. is it build homes and plant gardens. raise your children have your children marry. then he says in 29 : seven said seek the welfare of the place where i have called you. for in its welfare you will find your peace. think about what he's saying the welfare of the place we have called? this is a horrible place. we are being kept as slaves by nebuchadnezzar he is a horrible bad guy. what do you mean seek the welfare of this place? that is what jeremiah tells him to do pretty afraid to many of us have reacted by saying this is horrible. what's what our culture has degraded two. look at the state of our country. i think the message back to us that god would give what jeremiah

the achoques, a close relative of the axolotl, was saved from extinction partly by a captive breedingthe wild. the success of the little tequila fish is a much needed sign of hope for one of the many small, and perhaps underappreciated creatures, that are facing extension. amid a biodiversity crisis, it's a sign that with people's help, nature can make a comeback. victoria gill, bbc news. the bishop ofjohannesburg and the city's mayor have led a memorial service to desmond tutu, outside the soweto home of the late south african nobel laureate. archbishop desmond tutu died on boxing day. the service is one of many that have been encouraged by the anglican church in south africa, to stop large crowds gathering because of covid. attendance at his state funeral on new year's day is being capped at a hundred because of coronavirus restrictions. today we have seen a band of rain and it still unsettled, some rain at times with stronger winds. the main feature is how mild it's going to be. over the next few days in england we could see temperatures reaching 17 celsius. bear in mind that the a

people of israel being held captive in israel. i'm sorry and babylon. it's nebuchadnezzar one of the worst guys of all time, really bad ruler. jeremiah's back five been held captive somewhere, i hope you write me sam coming to get your bill. keep your head down stay out of trouble. jeremiah writes him and says something he basically says get used to it, you're going to be there a while. is it build homes and plant gardens. raise your children have your children marry. then he says in 29 : seven said seek the welfare of the place where i have called you. for in its welfare you will find your peace. think about what he's saying the welfare of the place we have called? this is a horrible place. we are being kept as slaves by nebuchadnezzar he is a horrible bad guy. what do you mean seek the welfare of this place? that is what jeremiah tells him to do pretty afraid to many of us have reacted by saying this is horrible. what's what our culture has degraded two. look at the state of our country. i think the message back to us that god would give what jeremiah

people of israel being held captive in israel. i'm sorry and babylon. it's nebuchadnezzar one of the worst guys of all time, really bad ruler. jeremiah's back five been held captive somewhere, i hope you write me sam coming to get your bill. keep your head down stay out of trouble. jeremiah writes him and says something he basically says get used to it, you're going to be there a while. is it build homes and plant gardens. raise your children have your children marry. then he says in 29 : seven said seek the welfare of the place where i have called you. for in its welfare you will find your peace. think about what he's saying the welfare of the place we have called? this is a horrible place. we are being kept as slaves by nebuchadnezzar he is a horrible bad guy. what do you mean seek the welfare of this place? that is what jeremiah tells him to do pretty afraid to many of us have reacted by saying this is horrible. what's what our culture has degraded two. look at the state of our country. i think the message back to us that god would give what jeremiah

people are being held captive in israel. a really bad ruler. jeremiah's back in jerusalem and he writes to them. if i am being held captive somewhere, i hope you sam coming to get you. just keep your head down, stay out of trouble. jeremiah says, he basically says asget used to it, you will be there a while. built homes and plant gardens. hehe says and 297, seek a place where i have called you. you willl find your peace. what do you mean the welfare of the place we have been called? he is a horrible bad guy. what do you mean? that is what jeremiah tells them to deal. so many of us have reacted by saying, look at what our culture has degraded to. look att the state of our county i think the message back to us that god would give his the same month that jeremiah gave to israel. we are supposed to seek the welfare of the place we have been called. part of the way you do that is make sure you have the very best government in place possible. one of the biggest things i learned in office, having the right person on the school board. the right person

bush and the capitol rotunda and then to captivate the world and then to stand up from the wheelchair and did not understand what the big deal was. but as a veteran in public servant and then to show that respect and then once the classic style. but then senator dole called me to tell me he and stage iv lung cancer. but learning from that conversation how upbeat but again he beat the odds but then even just the couple of weeks ago he was cracking jokes and planning on spending time with all of our friends. before and afterha the call i cannot express what i would do for another one of those moments. i noticed true for his wife and friends and his most steadfast supporter and advocate is his daughter wrote - - robin. but we mourn your loss. in there so many ages and all walks of life 70 people have reached out to me to say we are thinking d of you please give condolences. ere is done, and i will miss my friend, the boots i have are very large, but fortunately he left me with some good advice foil those boots. it was in 2017, shortly after i had been elected and i was facing my first to

so if i can outrun it iguana, i can also captivate it. captivate it or capture it? both.ot him! look at him. i got him. brian wood: you got him. i got a big one! now what? that's like giving candy to a baby. johnny bananas: don't whip me! he got away. it's not as easy as it looks. it's not. my first one got away. well, yeah, when you're using a fishing pole to catch a lizard, i'd imagine so. johnny bananas: what is the craziest place that you've ever had to remove an iguana? well, i think p diddy combs-- when marie roda: p diddy combs called this man-- yes. brian wood: --to get rid of an iguana. p diddy combs called the iguana hunter. p diddy combs didn't have a bodyguard on site to pick up the iguana that was moving maybe one mile per hour? no, no, that's not what bodyguards are for. that's what-- - i guess-- --iguana hunters are for. i guess if you have that much money, you hire-- i think that's what i'm saying. i think what-- - for sure. i think p diddy needs to add an iguana hunter to his security detail. marie roda: for sure. i am so glad you guys are here. where see

who before that was and remained in captivity rebel captivity, he was tortured, had several fingers chopped off and still despite all the exile, despite all this, he apparently still he carries a lot of political weight. so, so right now again, it looks that libya is dangerously close to plunging into yet another circle of violence. and alice and insight into libya's decade on christ is just a click away for you that and a whole host of other stories available at r t dot comp. the world health organization is wanting that they only chrome variances now spreading out an unprecedented rates. one of the senior officials said that fully vaccinated people are still at risk, and the hospitals across the world could be overwhelmed with infections rising exponentially, doubling every $2.00 to $3.00 days. i have never been more concerned than i am tonight. not just about the u. k. but about the world on the ground has currently been registered in more than 70 countries. among the worst effect it is the u. k. it's just recorded its highest number of daily covey cases. since the start of the pandemic,

tonight three more christian missionaries released from captivity in haiti after being held hostage byg. they were part of a group leaving an orphanage seven weeks ago. manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: tonight the news three more hostages were freed comes seven weeks after being taken. >> we can't confirm three were released. this is something we treat with the utmost priority. >> reporter: in a statement christian aid ministries says they are safe and seem to be in good spirits but provided no additional information. two others released last month leaving 12 still captive, including 16 americans including five children and one canadian. a gang known as 4 400 mawozo delivered a ransom and said the hostages would be killed if it wasn't met. what kind of information are you wanting to learn from the freed hostages? >> you want to know who, how many, what they looked like, the most seemingly innocuous piece of information can be the margin of victory. >> reporter: james gagliano is a former f.b.i. negotiate. what do the small releases and the length of time tell you about the negotiations h

who before that was and remained in captivity rebel captivity, he was tortured, had several fingers chopped off and still despite all the exile, despite all this, he apparently still, or he carries a lot of political weight. so, so right now again, it looks that libya is dangerously close to plunging into yet another circle of violence. more analysis on the inside of the libby as what decade long crisis. now it just doesn't stop and that poor war ravaged country, you can read more about it right now at r t dot com. well the world health organization is one of the hallmark on very and is now spreading at an unprecedented rate. one of the senior officials says that fully vaccinated people are at risk and hospitals around the world could be easily overwhelmed. well, i'm a chrome has currently been registered in more than 70 countries among the worst affected is that is the u. k. it's just reported this highest number of daily cobra cases since the start of the pandemic, almost 80000 new infections with hallmark on accounting of almost 5000 of them. earlier european commission, president ursula

who before that was and remained in captivity, verbal captivity, he was tortured, had several fingers chopped off and still despite all the exile, despite all this, he apparently still he carries a lot of political weight. so, so right now again, it looks that libya is dangerously close to plunging into yet another circle of violence and more analysis and insight into libya's decade long crisis is just the click away that anna, host of other stories just had to auntie dot com rushes as it will retaliate after germany throughout to his diploma on wednesday, expulsions came after course had found a rush and citizen guilty of the murder of a chechen man in berlin in 2019 adding that he had acted on behalf of moscow a claim the kremlin is rejected. our correspondence in europe, peter oliver reports to russian diplomats have been declared persona non grata by the new german foreign minister anna lena bear bach in one of her 1st duties in that role. it all relates back to the sentencing of a russian national, named as variety and kathy cove to life, imprisonment for the murder back in augus

people are being held captive in israel, i'm sorry, in babylon. it's one of the worst of all time and jeremiah is back in jerusalem and i always tell folks if i'm being held captive somewhere i hope when you write me you say i'm coming to get you, bill. jeremiah basically says get use to it, you're going to be there a while. then he says build homes, plant gardens. have your children marry. then he says seek the welfare of the place that i've called you for in its welfare you will find your peace. what do you mean no welfare of the place we called, we are being kept slaves. what do you mean seek the welfare of this place and i must created to many of us have reacted by saying this is a horrible -- look at what our culture has degraded to. listen to the state of the country. the message back to us is the same one they sent we are supposed to seek the welfare of the place. to make sure we have the best government in place possible. one of the biggest things i learned in office is how much difference it makes having the right person on the school boa

the group of americans, canadians that included children were taken captive in october after visiting an orphanage near the capital portable prince. 5 of the missionaries were freed in the past few weeks for the final 12 set free on thursday. if not clear, if a ransom was paid for all i gathered, they were treated relatively well. i am still waiting to hear the rest of their story. i'm sure they were treated supremely new. life is hard even its best and i have not received any details. i think if there had been any severe problems, any injuries or any losses that they had, we would have probably heard she hypertonic. they have more from washington dc. we've been trying to piece things together from reports, from haitian authorities haitian media as well as, as well as those in the us. you know, the missionaries and the picture we have is around 10, 10 am g m t. the remaining hostages were found in a mountainous area about 2 hours south of puerto prince v. they were found by locals who alerted the authorities haitian media as they went then they were taken in, they were given medical t

, rebel captivity was tortured, had several fingers chopped off and still despite all the exile despite all this, he apparently still he carries a lot of political weight. so, so right now again, it looks that libya is dangerously close to plunging into yet another circle of violence or doubts over whether the election will even take place. and even if it does, no doubt the results will be disputed, no doubt, about many things. he gets her from just framing the situation that for us now there is more analysis and insight into libya's decade long crisis. just to click away for you find out the whole host of other stories to simply my heading off. he dot com, who's now another news. russia says that it will retaliate had to join the behalf of moscow as a claim that the criminal has rejected. on correspondence in germany, peter oliver husband of 2 russian diplomats have been declared persona non grata by the new german 4 minister and eleanor bare bulk in one of her 1st duties. in that role it all relates back to the sentencing of a russian national, named as vanity im cathy cove to life im

who before that was and remained in captivity, rubble, captivity, he was tortured, had several fingers chopped off and still despite all the exile, despite all this, he apparently still, or he carries a lot of political weight. so, so right now again, it looks that libya is dangerously close to plunging into yet another circle of violence. a lot more analysis. and inside his olivia's decade long crisis, now just a click away that and a whole lot more checkout or taped off. let me called an irreversible division. this is her, the point that american society is reaching apparently. according to a new study by cornell university, it found that polarization in america is close to tipping point, with the nation deemed unlikely to be able to unite even if faced by a major threat. if polarization is to extreme, people become divided even on the shock issue. if we reach that point we cannot unites, even in the face of war, climate change pandemic, or of the challenges to the survival of our society. well, bruce, moxie of former republican pennsylvania senate that now joining us here live in mo

when you get finished talking to me, when i finish holding you captive here, what are you going to turnthe mary tyler moore show." it was just so formative for me growing up in minneapolis, having that show happen here, have you sue ann livens be one of the most profoundly seminal characters in formulating who i was as a comedienne, showing that things are possible. also, let's just talk about these shows where "golden girls" and "mary tyler moore show" were shows about women who didn't rely on men. they passed the test, right? they were shows that centered around their power and who they were and their comedic timing, their lives, and their lives didn't surround themselves with anything else. sure, sue ann was a hilarious characters, always just looking for some action, but it was always on her terms. i feel like there were some things that wouldn't get any censored, so action works out there. and the "golden girls" same thing, it was about friendship with women, the bond that women have. i love that so much of her career, when you look at it, is centered around giving women these mass

they say she was integral to that abuse that she was this very captivating, very elegant woman who wasas reflected in the testimony of some of them. they always wanted to please and impress her. she would buy them gifts and take them on holidays. she would go on to set up these massages that were sexual in nature, which they were then forced to perform on jeffrey epstein. the defence have argued that maxwell was innocent and that she had no clue what he was happy that compartmentalised his life and everything that he kept from her. thejury everything that he kept from her. the jury rejected that narrative, finding her guilty on five of the six charges this evening. {iii on five of the six charges this evenina. .., , �* evening. of course, we didn't hear from _ evening. of course, we didn't hear from her, _ evening. of course, we didn't hear from her, because - evening. of course, we didn't hear from her, because she i evening. of course, we didn't i hear from her, because she did hearfrom her, because she did not testify. did she say why? she said that she wouldn't take the stand becau

ah, it's captivated the world for over 3 months, with its billowing smoke and spectacular lava flows. but despite his ban, deniable beauty is caused chaos for the residence of la palmer. hundreds how to be evacuated and won't be able to return home for months. and almost 3000 buildings have been destroyed. with homes and livelihoods among the wreckage. many of the islands, banana plantations, vital to the local economy, have been devastated by osh. but as blankets had vast swathes of la palmer li, dramatic lava flows have expanded the island by faulty heck test. almost the size of $120.00 football fields. locals can now breathe a sigh of relief with hopes of a less turbulent new year. but for now, the clean up continues with, with the images of the last 3 months, see it in their minds. so a pipe francis has celebrated the annual christmas eve mass in st. peter's basilica . that's despite a shop rising cove. at 19 cases. the traditional midnight mass was actually held at the earlier time of 7 30 in the evening and focused on the plight of workers and the world's pool. ah, the choir ech

and i just have one quick question for you since i've got you captive here. we've known each other for about 12 years and worked together on different staffs and different things. over that time i'm curious and now you look back, what surprises you the most about all that's happened? >> my-- i can't believe i get to do this. i got to walk up the steps of the capitol every day saying that i can't believe we get to do this. christie and i, the first night in the governor's residence, somebody is going to throw us out of here and found that we snuck in and-- >> and since then, you know, who am i and at my house that you've brought us thus far na david talks about. but, so i guess one. the second one would be that i -- what i was talking about just a second ago, all of this matters more than we think. in terms of electing the right people. and in the old days i would have said, well, that means that somebody that sees the world exactly like i do and i still want somebody that basically, you know, that addresses the economy the way i do and different issues. but e

i thought the the young actor who played the eldest son in particular was amazing, really captivatingh kids are great. i really sort of wanted to like it because i liked the road trip elements, and i loved the big sweeping skies in nevada and california and all the rest of it. but now i've just told you all the good things i liked. but i was quite bored. i'm amazed. i'm afraid it was that terrible thing where you look at your watch, and you think, we must be about an hour in, and it's only a0 minutes then. it's only 90 minutes long! you weren't gripped by the relationship between him and the boys and him and everything else that's going on around him? there were elements that get more interesting, and i don't want to do plot spoilers. no, which we shouldn't. and i do like riz ahmed. but, ifound it a bit pedestrian. 0k, again i'm... sorry. i know i failed. did you love the music? um... failed! i didn't really particularly think anything about the music. oh, god, do i need to go and see it again to listen to the music? no, no, it's fine, your homework for next week is to see west side s

. >>> still ahead, william shatner captivated us all with his incredibly moving reaction after his missionon and how the experience changed him. . new gold bond advanced healing ointment. restore healthy skin, with no sticky feeling. gold bond. champion your skin. ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again. ok. ♪ i only have eyes for you ♪ e ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> lawmakers grilled the head of instagram on capitol hill. senators putting tough questions to the social media giant for hours. one lawmaker calling the company the new tobacco. here's cnn with more. >> reporter: self-policing depends on trust. the trust is gone. the head of instagram facing a disturbing picture of his platform especially among kids. >> you view the kids as a way for people to get into your product. have you not done things to get more teenagers interested in your product? are you not worried about losing them to other pla

her illustrations have been so beautiful and captivating so i just really wanted to give her a shout-out on that and add this dynamic layer to it. one thing i want to talk to you about was your feminist stigma as you call it. when did that happen for you and what did it stir in you? >> i was thinking about it personally for me and i feel like every day i start to get other moments and for a long time i thought it was a black lives matter moment and then i think of other things that happened before that i wasn't quite sure so i say that to say sometimes i think we have a sense of what we believe are where we want to be or how we think about others and maybe we turn away from the things that are essential to ourselves as a function of these power imbalances in the present. so i had my moment officially which was my ah-hah moment when i was watching professor anita hill testified before the judiciary committee in 1991 and i learned from her then, that was the black feminist. >> absolutely was. >> thinking about now we are still talking about what she did and how she paved the way and how it

five other captives were freed earlier. >>> former president trump got a mixed reaction when he revealedceived a covid booster. and a governor confirms he has covid. >>> maryland governor larry hogan tested positive for covid despite being fully vaccinated and receiving a booster shot. the 65-year-old governor announcing he received a positive test as part of his regular testing. hogan who is a cancer survivor said he was experiencing cold-like symptoms. he said he would continue to quarantine and work from home. >> former president trump was booed when he said he received the booster shot. >> both the president and i were vaxed and did you get the booster? >> yes. >> i got it too. >> don't. don't. a very tiny group over there. joo >> on a live stop with former fox host bill o'reilly. he cheered after saying no one should be forced and there should be no mandate. mr. trump was hospitalized with covid last year. >>> house speaker pelosi announced plans of a solemn observance of the anniversary of the deadly january 6 insurrection at the u.s. capitol. in a letter, pelosi wrote there would

they say she was integral to that abuse, that she was this very captivating, very elegant woman who waserable girls —— girls who were comfortable with her that we are reflected in the testimonies we talked about how they always wanted to please her and impress her, she would take them on holidays and by them gifts, she was going to set up these massages that were sexual in nature, which they were sexual in nature, which they were then forced to perform on jeffrey epstein. the defence had argued that maxwell was innocent and that she had no clue what he was up to, that he compartmentalised his life and there were things that he kept from her. thejury life and there were things that he kept from her. the jury rejected that narrative. finding her guilty on five of the six charges. flit on five of the six charges. of course, on five of the six charges. of course, we didn't hear from her course, we didn't hearfrom her because she did not testify. did she say why? she said that she would not take the stand because she did nothing the government had proven the charges against her beyond reasona

four are still captive. we're speak with a former fbi negotiator to find out what might be happening behind the scenes. that story tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> we have some showers on the radar right now. this is light stuff and the first wave of rain has mostly been van righting before it reaches the ground level. but this next round has a better chance of actually reaching the ground. so good rain chances in the forecast this evening and tonight. not going to rain etch all the time, but keep the umbrella handy. we'll have another update at 5:00. >>> coming up at 5:00, dozens of east bay businesses defying health orders getting slapped with just a warning. the county health supervisor who is pushing to find owners who break the rules. >>> today is a day to recognize the man believed to be behind the legend of santa claus. saint nick loss, born in the year to 270 a. d. the rumor is he left gold? is of girl whose had no money for a duringry, and over the years, saint nick became associated with christ

first foot chase through the fight are you cable of getting that person whether large or small into captivity the test at times. >> as an agent worked undercover and prevent external and internal loss to the company it was basically like detective work but through the company from that experience and the people that i worked around law enforcement that gave me an action when i came to be a cadet i saw i was exploded to more people and the security he was able to build on that. >> unfortunately, we have a lot of women retire to recruiting right now is critical for us we gotten too low faster the percentage of women in the department and us connecting with the community trying to get people to realize this job is definitely for them our community relations group is out attempt all the time. >> in other words, to grow in the fields he capitalized any education and got my bachelors degree so i can current work at city hall i provide security for the front of the building and people are entering entering but within any security or control within the building and checking personal bags is having a

i mean, this is a woman who captivated the country and the world for almost the entirety of her life.'s so great about writing about her. you hear -- i used to watch "the golden girls" with my grandmother. i would hear that from my younger colleagues. her appeal gave her longevity and her longevity gave her more and more appeal. it was this amazing phenomenon that she was, you loved her more and more as she got older because of her incredible appeal and her longevity. >> liz, thank you so much for joining us. what timing for a cover. i know now that's going to be used to celebrate her life, not just her 100th birthday but for the entirety of her life. let's bring in dean again. here's to -- i am petitioning -- i have no sway here but i am going to petition lorne michaels at "snl" to replay the betty white episode this saturday. it would be good timing. i am also going to petition everybody there who might be in charge of a television network who has the ability to retear a betty white marathon, maybe a "the golden girls" marathon. all those those are probably available every day. look

a captivated audience back home barely had time to draw breath.ns returned with their medals, the paralympians were off to tokyo set on winning more. she was crying, and i was too, but you never really expect it to come together like that. i literally gave everything i had. one tenth of the second. it was ridiculous. now i am so much more than an anxious girl. - i worked for this for such a long time, but i worked independently, so now ifinished all three. we're finished. i'm going home. as britain was gaining champions, it was also losing one for now. anthonyjoshua lost all four of his heavyweight titles, beaten by alexander erucic. england's netballers were winning their series against new zealand. whilst over in the united states, there was a genuinely astonishing story unfolding. # one night in new york # feels like a lifetime anywhere. having caught the eye at wimbledon, 18—year—old emma raducanu is now making her mark at the us open. # this town is champaign # so shake the bottle, pop the core. going through qualifying, she won her first nin

the hostages were able to spend their captivity together.hey spent many hours of each day praying, singing, and encouraging each other. unfortunately, they did not have a bible. but they recited bible verses by memory among themselves. >> the former hostages were kidnapped after visiting this orphanage near the capital in october, u.s. officials say a ransom was paid for their release but not by the u.s. government. >>> cnn is also learning more about the assassination of haiti's president in july. the president was gunned down near his home close to the capital, and sources are talking to cnn about the reason behind the killing still unresolved and some of the suspects are telling us they're innocent and being held under brutal conditions. matt rivers has this exclusive report. >> reporter: new information about the investigation into the assassination of haitian president jovenel moises who was killed inside the presidential residence back in july, a source close to the investigation tells cnn that the night that the assassins entered that