charles francis hines. dr. hines is the professor natural sciences at dickinson college, and he directly countered the testimony by dr. aiken. and he explained the various fallacies connected with the tests that aiken had performed. and he noted, even if the tests were properly done, they were still in conclusive in the absence. any confirming test. another doctor testified for dr. shoop was dr. teague. wormley of starling medical college and capital university and. he said that, yes, prosecutors said, will kill you very quickly, usually within. or 20 minutes after ingesting it. remember, mr. systemic sick the day before and survived into the followin closing arguments, judge graham delivers, a charge to the j he says you can either find the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree of murder in e second degree of voluntary manslaughter. or you can find that he is not guilty of any crime crime. the jury retires at 1 p.m. and 4 hours later it returns with a finding of guilty of in the first degree. and what

charles francis hines. dr. hines is the professor natural sciences at dickinson college, and he directly countered the testimony by dr. aiken. and he explained the various fallacies connected with the tests that aiken had performed. and he noted, even if the tests were properly done, they were still in conclusive in the absence. any confirming test. another doctor testified for dr. shoop was dr. teague. wormley of starling medical college and capital university an he said that, yes, prosecutors said, ll kill youery quickly, usually within. or 20 minutes after ingesting it. remember, mr. systemic sick the day before and survived into the next day on june 3rd? followingsing arguments, judge graham delivers, a charge to the jury. he says you can either find the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree of murder in the seegree of voluntary manslaughter. or you can find that he is not guilty of any crime crime. the jury retires at 1 p.m. and 4 hours later it returns with a finding of guilty of in the first deg

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pope francis made an appeal for global peace during a time of war, lamenting the civilian death toll in gaza. he called for the war to be resolved through sincere and persevering dialogue. king charles iii and members of the royal family attended christmas morning mass. >> many of the festivals of the great religions of the world celebrated with a special meal a chance for family and friends to come together across generations. the act of sharing food, adding to togetherness. >> the king delivered his second christmas message since the death of his mother, queen elizabeth ii. outside st. patrick's cathedral in new york , visitors enjoyed the city . reflected on christmas. back at home, san francisco's union square is a popular spot for some families this christmas we saw people dining, walking around and taking photos of all to see. on family visiting from mexico city told us they are enjoying their first time in san francisco. >> since we got together when we were young, we wanted to come to san francisco and now we have our kids we came to celebrate christmas here. >> i like it so much. and i don't want that to finish for christmas. >> a family says one of their favorite parts of

francis and, uh. and he blasts the weapon. he gives a speech to like prince charles. weapons industry as instruments of death. death and he gave a speech as his christmas blessing. his christmas blessing. his christmas to christians . and he christmas to christians. and he said very interesting said some very interesting things , which he called for the things, which he called for the release hostages , which was release of hostages, which was very he he said very nice, but he said he said israel's military campaign in gaza, uh, and as an appalling harvest of innocent civilians , harvest of innocent civilians, we should say, for balance, he did also point out that the attack by hamas on october the 7th was abominable. right so he was being condemnatory of that . was being condemnatory of that. but really be but it shouldn't really be surprising us that leader surprising to us that the leader of faith calls for of the catholic faith calls for peace. peace is an essential aspect of christian belief. i would say that not only would hate to say that not only is he calling

francis said of mansfield that he operated the senate in a gandhi like fashion, sort of political, if you will, another aide, chuck ferris, compared mansfield to the great french wartime leader charlesde gaulle, who later became, of course, president to france. ferris said was not a man of the left or, the right. he was a man above above so happy to answer questions if you have some. yes, sir. you brought up the name of that senator one first one, senator, being able to put a hold on these appointments. right. just wondering is is i never could understand the rationale for the longer one senator may have that much authority in power. where did that come? it's a function of senate tradition that has existed for a long long time. the notion that an individual senator can a hold on a nomination from white house from the president. now the senate could end like that with a, you know, a vote. but the general feeling, i think, is that nobody wants to give up that power. they want to preserve the right to use that kind of a of a trick, if you will, a mechanism in order to have that in their back pocket when they need it, to have some leverage with the white house. so, again, it's just one

francis said of mansfield that he operated the senate in a gandhi like fashion, sort of political, if you will, another aide, chuck ferris, compared mansfield to the great french wartime leader charlesde gaulle, who later became, of course, president to france. ferris said was not a man of the left or, the right. he was a man above above so happy to answer questions if you have some. yes, sir. you brought up the name of that senator one first one, senator, being able to put a hold on these appointments. right. just wondering is is i never could understand the rationale for the longer one senator may have that much authority in power. where did that come? it's a function of senate tradition that has existed for a long long time. the notion that an individual senator can a hold on a nomination from white house from the president. now the senate could end like that with a, you know, a vote. but the general feeling, i think, is that nobody wants to give up that power. they want to preserve the right to use that kind of a of a trick, if you will, a mechanism in order to have that in their back pocket when they need it, to have some leverage with the white house. so, again, it's just one

charles grant, harold and royal correspondent at the telegraph india mctaggart. but before all that, here is your latest news headlines . latest news headlines. >> good morning and a merry christmas from the gb newsroom. i'm sam francis. the headlines at 11 pope francis has condemned what he called the futile logic of war, saying that christ's message of peace was being drowned out in the very land where he was born. the pontiff used his christmas eve mass last night to speak out against the ongoing conflict in gaza. he said our hearts are in bethlehem, where the prince of peace has been rejected by the clash of arms. the palestinian minister of tourism said the city is celebrating christmas with sadness and sorrow after all, the festivities there have been cancelled and the pope's message comes after an airstrike on a refugee camp in central gaza killed at least 78 people. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to continue the war after israel endured one of its deadliest nights of the 12 week old war with hamas . 12 week old war with hamas. meanwhile ukraine is celebrating christmas on the 25th of december for the first time. it's a landmark change to the country's traditions . the country's traditions

pope mean, it's all words, as pope francis called for an elimination of fossil fuels in his speech delivered by a cardinal because he had a lung infection and king charlest to give his speech, sporting what appeared to be a greek tie after the elgin marbles fiasco. rishi sunak arrived there on his private jet, spending more time in the air, travelling there and back than actually at the summit itself. and some 70,000 people will be attending . i mean, think will be attending. i mean, think of the carbon that they're going to be burning just to get there. the whole thing is a joke, especially as cop 28 president dr. sultan al jabr. interesting name for someone who's heading up a talking shop, also heads up the state owned oil firm, which is called adnoc. i mean, they're not stupid. they're not stupid. i mean, they're not even stupid enough to have their own oil. they're oil companies owned by private entities , state owned private entities, state owned oil firms in the uae are actually planning to ramp up their oil production over the next decade. and according to reports , are using the summit to reports, are using the summit to push oil and gas gas dea

charles grant, harold and royal correspondent at the telegraph india mctaggart. but before all that, here is your latest news headlines . latest news headlines. >> good morning and a merry christmas from the gb newsroom. i'm sam francis to speak out against the ongoing conflict in gaza. he said our hearts are in bethlehem, where the prince of peace has been rejected by the clash of arms. the palestinian minister of tourism said the city is celebrating christmas with sadness and sorrow after all, the festivities there have been cancelled and the pope's message comes after an airstrike on a refugee camp in central gaza killed at least 78 people. israeli prime minister