christopher's three colleagues got out of the room, but firefighters found christopher unresponsive andwhere he still remains. all of our family are here, taking shifts, holding his hands talking to him and making sure that whatever senses he does have he knows that we're there for him and he could come back family says christopher is a loving husband and father of two and they struggled to comprehend how this all happened . there's a lot of unanswered questions about how those things transpired. i don't know full events until chris wakes up and tells us what happened. officials tell fox 11 the investigation is now being handled solely by cal osha. meanwhile the abraham family has created a go fund me to help with medical expenses. as they hold on to hope. prognosis right now is they're not going to remove him from the medically induced coma until the weekend to see how his brain is. recovering and then we're going to take it from there, and it's a slow process and we really need your help in person. any support you guys can offer us. and again, that was coco mcevoy reporting lacks, off

and just one minute later, christopher on cuckoo finally got his goal. number 12 of the season for the bonus biggest tut marks me who will hopefully shine is bright at the world cup. having made it into the french squad, fryeburg not only both the leagues best defense, they also pride themselves on being very efficient at the other end of the page, defender lucas cobbler. net in fryeburg, 1st good scoring chance. the lives the keeper yanis bloss wish to barely react. however, when christopher in cuckoo earned a penalty after tumbling in the area, the game was decided. easy work for a meal horse we're converting the and suing kick for the final score of 3. 18 convince he lives in victory left them the 5th place in the standings. fryeburg meanwhile slipped to 3rd after their 3rd defeat of the season. wednesday i also saw on yon berlin next and there windless streak to 3 matches. they can only manage a 2 wall draw without berg, but they did manage to score the goal of the match day. 7 minutes in a long pass found sure. although backer who 1st had to round t

christopher on t v a. j got them off to a great start in the 7th minute. he had to wait a few minutes for the video review, but ultimately got the all clear to sell right. his 1st goal of the season, philip huffman continued vulcans, march forward. 4 minutes later. the hosts were purring at to nil disaster for glad bath after some horrendous defending in the 62nd minute. glad back. put pressure on the bolcom defense and got their reward. mock as to rom, putting through allison player to make it to one. but that was it. the game ended and vulcans favor and they are now just 2 points from safety. the latch effect is taking hold. it's been one month since mikhail villa took over a stood god's interim boss. and it looks like he's getting the hang of it after 3 minutes. so who get us see fired home a rocket to give stood got the lead water stop. oh and special mention to that to jago tomas through ball. how about that? how to saving grace on many occasions the season has been dody luca vakio and he got the equalizer in the 19th minute. it was the belgian 7th go

christopher, look at me. i believe in what you're doing.n't care about how we're going to monetize it. i just want you to take my hand and say "deal," and we will make it work. but i'd like you to do it right now. wow, that's pretty aggressive. john: if she had the best interests, i think she would let you listen to everybody. i mean it. never happened, christopher. i -- whatever way, i want to be part of this. look at me. i-i just want to hear what everyone has to say. herjavec: christopher. like, i-i love your offer. i love the money. don't get impatient with me, and, also -- so, christopher. yeah? so, the key to your site is your ability to update the scholarships. is there a back-end engine that's taking it all in? how are you doing that? how many different scholarships did you say were in your database? between 10,000 and 20,000. oh! my co-founder developed an algorithm where he gathered all the scholarships from different -- from different -- from different websites. now, see, that's what we're trying to get to. yeah. look, you have t

christopher. or before the tournament usa versus iran was one of the most anticipated matches of the group stage. and now it's an absolute blockbuster. samantha johnson has more on match, were politics and football meet on the pitch. there a bit games and there are huge games and around taking on the usa in the 2022 world cup and kept our has got to be one of the take that and the continuing protests back in iran. and this much promises to be a thing. hi, i'm smothered johnson. this is world co owner what it's not as if there hasn't been enough drama already surrounding arrive in their game against england. the players refrained from singing been national anthem, drawing attention to the human rights demonstrations back ho in their 2nd game against wales. they sang, but they're supportive food. the supporters changed their tune later in the game when. busy the heroes one to nil, their manager collars curos has faced constant questions about how he and his players are coping. he says the only reaso

christopher, decisions anyway. christopher, come up with the rebecca reid superstar panel.ht . good evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom have reached the last 16 of the world cup after beating wales . these cup after beating wales. these were the scenes of ecstatic england cheering as a fan zone in manchester as goals from marcus rashford and phil foden gave england victory. it means wales are now out of the tournament and. england face senegalin tournament and. england face senegal in the knockout . our senegal in the knockout. our reporter paul hawkins to fans from both teams the game. i really excited because england

christopher, decisions anyway. christopher, come up with the rebecca reid superstar panel.ight . good evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom have reached the last 16 of the world cup after beating wales . these cup after beating wales. these were the scenes of ecstatic england cheering as a fan zone in manchester as goals from marcus rashford and phil foden gave england victory. it means wales are now out of the tournament and. england face senegalin tournament and. england face senegal in the knockout . our senegal in the knockout. our reporter paul hawkins to fans from both teams the game. i really excited because england scored three goals and i'm really because i

but i mean, christopher, and you just just mentioned digital goals that are to be digital gold. or there does seem to be this, this perpetual argument on line between crypto county guys and the gold bugs is a lot of gold bugs talking about this bhaskar reserve currency. the bricks are working towards and it's going to replace the dollar. and it's going to be back by gold. what else? there's no, don't listen to that. you should be buying crypto. why is that such a discrepancy between the gold bugs and the crypto guy? yeah, i think i think it's your point, which he bought a fairly a. it's a philosophical point, really. it's no crypt guys. the thing is in my view, cbc don't solve any issue really. that just allows people, it actually allows government have more control and seeing where your money is the right block, right? you can see everything, right? so it means there will be no, there'll be no way that you can save some money for a rainy day, or, you know, my grandma yesterday maybe leave and pass on to the mattress. that's gone. it actually said they can quit guys still, they'

thank you for being here, christoph. so in terms of actually replacing the rush and gas flows that germany wanted to win itself off of how much will this deal actually help? good morning. so it's not going to be of a magnitude which changed the gas for that's for gas for. ready for germany or europe, it amounts to about 3 percent of germany used to consume in 2021 before the war started. but it's a start and as they say in english now, every little helps. and i think there are 3 important points of the background here which, which, which are worth mentioning. the 1st one is this is the 1st time of course for germany to engage in that kind of contract. and to keep one of his terminal busy. this comes into bon spittle starts only in 2026, but it is sort of a stepping stone on which to build. the 2nd is not only a 1st for germany, is also for us, for katara, not only in delivering to germany in working with germany. but it's also coming from a new segment of the north field, which is, which is what they're just trying to pr

but when christopher could unto penalty after tumbling in the areas a game was decided. amy foster convert ads and suing kick for the fun school. 31. the convincing axis victory lifts into 5th place in the standings. tribal meanwhile slipped to search after the 3rd defeat of the seas. also on wednesday, only on berlin failed to get back to winning ways after 2 straight losses trying to all without fire. but they did score the goal of the notch day in the 7th minutes, a long pass out a shower, also back down the right flank. and he fired and long range rock from a seemingly impossible angle to open the scoring. despite not winning only on, didn't move up to 2nd place after 5 boys lost their game. so what does that mean for the bonus like a standing? let's take a look. byron munich, hang on to the top spot, followed by when you're in berlin. fiber, frankfurt, and lights ish in the bottom half short guards move out of the relegation zone, which is now made up of her to for home and shot her before we go, we can get a reminder of our top stories at this hour. b u. s. preside

sigh of relief. >> well, that was olivia to keith reporting for us suspect christopher jones will be a rain today. authorities say his current charges could be upgraded. we'll be following that story. all right. well, jennifer siebel newsom, wife of governor gavin newsome became the 4th woman to testify at the harvey weinstein trial. siebel newsom says in 2005 weinstein raped her at a beverly hills hotel. she thought was going to be a meeting to discuss her career. she broke down a few minutes into her testimony when she was asked identifying weinstein from the witness stand. one state is on trial in los angeles for sexually assaulting several women. his lawyers claim weinstein and siebel newsom had consensual and that she sought to use once team to advance her acting career. in national news, lawmakers are returning to the capitol and have a lot to do before the year ends. all democrats still have full control of congress. they hope to get some legislation passed. washington correspondent hannah brandt joining us live to break down their agenda. good morning, anna. >> good morning.

police chief timothy longo confirmed suspect christopher darnell jones, jr.rehended after a more than 12-hour manhunt. >> he was still a student, but to my knowledge, he was o longer on the football team, and hadn't been on the team for over a year. >> reporter: campus officials say five students were shot at the end of a class field trip, as they returned sunday night. devin chandler, lavel davis jr., and d'sean perry, all members of the u.v.a. football team, are dead. two other students were injured, one critically. the suspect's father, christopher jones senior, says the last time he talked to his son, he was paranoid. >> what happened? what happened? why did it have to get this far? he could have called me. >> reporter: what is believed to be the bus where the shooting unfolded now a crime scene. authorities detailed recent complaints about jones possessing a gun in september, though a weapon was not found, as well as a hazing incident, but, in that case, the witnesses did not cooperate. >> i mean, i heard gunfire. >> reporter: senior christian anton said

but christopher on congress attempt only christy outside of supposed lights, he did not come any closer to taking delete than cool de tia. but after 55 minutes enough and cuckoo was again denied because crossbow deadlock was finally broken. fennel frenchman more met sima coronating the malls and deserved defeats and just one minute later, christopher buncombe, who finally had his go and the 12 of the season for the wound as he gets top marksman who will hopefully shine as bright as word cup. having made it into the french squad side book, not only boasted the experts defense, it also pride themselves on being very efficient at the other end of the pitch, defender lucas cuba. net and 5 will source goods calling chance and so emphatically that like to keep our youngest bloss fish bed we acted. but when christopher could unto penalty after tumbling is the area as a game was decided, a mean foster convergence in suing kick for the fun school. 31, the convincing axis victory lifts and 2 fifths place. in the standings tribal meanwhile slipped to search after the 3rd defeat of the seas. also o

and just one minute later, christopher on cuckoo finally got his goal. number 12 of the season for the buddhist biggest top marks me who will hopefully shine is bright at the world cup. having made it into the french squad, fryeburg not only both the leagues best defense, they also pride themselves on being very efficient at the other end of the pitch defender lucas cobbler, netting fryeburg 1st good scoring chance. the life, the keeper uranus bloss wish could barely react. however, when christopher cuckoo earned a penalty after tumbling in the area, the game was decided. easy work for a meal horsberg converting the ensuing kick for the final score of 318, convinced leipzig victory. lift them the 5th place in the standings. fryeburg meanwhile, slip to 3rd after their 3rd defeat of the season. so it is all that means for the bundis league standings, while by an munich hang on to the top spot followed by one young violin fryeburg, frankfurt and lights ish in the bottom half step, gone in and out of the relegation zone, which is now made up of hatta bo hm a

christopher from d. w. 's, environment desk. welcome to the studio, u. s. delegations have attended numerous climate service in the last decade. is there anything different about their approach this year? yeah, the as a top looter, the u. s. has been going to the summit and has always been making promises. but this is the 1st time that they have significant climate legislation that it can point to back home. because earlier this year, president joe biden signed into law the inflation reduction act, which includes a $369000000000.00 package to tackle climate change. so some of money, for example, would go to tax incentives for renewable energy technologies like wind and solar. and analysts say this could cut emissions by 40 percent by 2030. but critics say that's still not enough because the official us target is a 50 percent cut. right. okay, i will. we herbert us envoy climate and by john kerry there, he's introduced a plan to raise cash for climate action in the developing world. just give us your take on that. and it's a very controversial plan becaus

thank you for being here, christoph. so in terms of actually replacing the rush and gas flows that germany wanted to win itself off of how much will this deal actually help.

christopher i from d. w. 's environment, as thank you say money is to the ukraine now, where president ludden is the lensky is warning of more attacks by russia on energy infrastructure. keeps maya says residents may want to consider temporarily relocating if the city's power and water supply becomes stretched any further. around 4 and a half 1000000 people are currently without electricity in ukraine. a city plunged into darkness only a few lights on in keys after missiles took out much of the electric grid, the mayor urging residents who can leave to do so. and warning, a total blackout may be on the way we're, we're doing everything so that this doesn't happen. but let's be honest. our enemies are doing everything to keep the city without heat electricity and water. and in general, they want us all to die. coupla, where's electric you? while the capital struggles to keep the lights on fighting rages in multiple regions, this house in a town inside part of the russian control done yet to region was destroye

but of course, live now to political as and international criminal lawyer, christopher black. christopher, thanks for joining us here. archie, now there's been a un vote for israel to be more open about it's nuclear pan. should israel admitted if they have nuclear weapons? well, many people argue that if israel admitted that they had nuclear weapons, it would be easier to coax them into agreeing to, to eliminate them because they were, you could enter into the discussion with everybody else in the world about women, any nuclear weapons, but their present stance, so what they call strategic ambiguity of not admitting, but not denying that they have nuclear weapons allows the united states for instance, not to condemn them for not joining a non profit non nuclear nonproliferation treaty which they otherwise would be required to do. and so it, it cuts both ways m. israel's playing a double game returning it doesn't bet. everybody knows it does have nuclear weapons in the substantial arsenal and up to maybe 40400 weapons or maybe more we don't know yet is quite flooring. indeed, w

christopher columbus was a murderer. i'm not sure that's an appropriate. and that's appropriate decorum for an instructor. you get my point, though, about teaching kids about colonialism. it's difficult because the pendulum is usually swinging the other direction. we do these thanksgiving pageants where everyone's kind of happy, right? well, colonial ism was and i think we can say is a bloody business. and in the american context, colonialism was characterized by cologne, nil indigenous warfare, which historians are increasingly characterizing as as genocidal and the enslavement of literally millions of people over the course of the life of of the colonies of the western hemisphere. and so those are very difficult subjects to grapple with as adults, never mind as young people. and so i don't envy educators who are teaching at the grade school level and trying to address that topic. those teachers come to you for guidance, don't you? or you you give content to these teachers. i'm not an expert in childhood education. i'm a professional historian. and my job

cheryl: this comes after new warnings from fbi director christopher wray who sees tiktok's potentialawmakers last week that china has in his words stolen more americans' personal and business data than every other nation combined. well, house speaker nancy pelosi's blaming the deadly shooting in an lgbtq colorado nightclub on, get this, maga republicans. calling out their so-called anti-trans rhetoric. five people were killed in the shooting saturday night and at least 25 others were injured. authorities say they have a suspect in custody, as they continue to investigate the attack as a hate crime. and then there is this. taylor swift is shaking off last week's controversy. ticketmaster issuing a lengthy apology to swift and her fans over the weekend, blaming the fiasco on high demand coupled with an effort to weed out bots and scalpers. swift making a surprise appearance at last night's american music awards where she took home six statues including pop album of the year and artist of the year. there's a reason everybody wants to see her live. i was not a tay-tay fan until i saw her

christopher darnell jones jr.school's radar for possible links to weapons violations and hazing. virginia's attorney general jason office working with the federal and state law enforcement to assist with this investigation and he joins us now. good morning to you, mr. attorney general. >> good morning to you all. thanks for having me. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. out of all of the articles i have read, no one explains how this actually happened it. happened in a parking garage sunday night around 10:30. was he on the bus on this field trip with the football players or did he drive into the parking garage? >> well, right now, everybody in charlottesville just has questions. which is natural. and right now it's the midst of the investigation. so we are going to get to all of these answers. but this would be one of those moments where first our most important need is both the criminal investigation but also the community in charlottesville at large. for a lot of young students, this is their first time dealing w

the director of that documentary, christopher statute, the owner of four seasons total land scaping,d her son and director of operations, michael, all joining us now. it is good to have all of you with us. . this was an absolutely incredible documentary. i cried, i laughed, i felt sorry for you, i was rooting for you at the end, and i am so happy to finally have the ability to talk to you. marie, i just wanted to start with you and see how you're doing in all of this. how has the journey been for you? how is the business and family doing now? >> everybody is doing great and i'll be honest with you, this was the ride 6 of a lifetime. i'm at the end of my career, and i'm happy that i made the decision i made, while we were in, you know, when we were initially called to, you know, to hold the press conference here, and i never could have imagined that it would have turned out like this, but it has been such a year for us, because we have had one thing after another has happened. people have, they have embraced us around the country, and around the world, and messages we've gotten, i cou

chris was his name. >> christopher smith. >> he was in tears too as you cried about the loss and the terrible situation. >> yes. in fact, and i left it in the car, i usually have the picture of her that i take everywhere. they didn't show it in the shot. but before he came in, i was holding it up. when he walked in, that was the first thing he saw. he broke down. it was genuine. even prior to me meeting him, he wrote a letter to me expressing his remorse for what happened and how much he loved my daughter and he was talking about how he remembered her in elementary school and this and that. he is out now and i am hoping he stays on the right path. >> amen to that. we will talk more in the next segment about that and the whole nature of forgiveness. >> yes, sir. >> that's always powerful. >> yes, sir. >> i hope you have been with us. we'll continue this in the next segment with donald lacy. >>> all the greats have talked about forgiveness from jesus to gandy, nelson m, maya angelo. they say forgiveness allows for future. but it's still not easy to do. i want to talk about what that's

who else do we have , christopher biggins do we have, christopher biggins and tom too.ber haven't seen christopher since a soho restaurant with cilla black. many decades ago. i have nothing but happy memories of that encounter, that's all with . dan, encounter, that's all with. dan, the best late night show uk telly all coming up after the break . stay safe. stay . free nofice free notice. no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight with the illegal of migrants now threatening our health of a tory party finally wiki known as 50 mps stepped forward to call for a on bogus asylum . i'll debate a on bogus asylum. i'll debate in my digest next. the proposed modern slavery reforms are too little, too late . then i'll get little, too late. then i'll get the verdict of my panel. carol malone. nigel nelson and carol mckeithen as zero—covid madness sparks, china's biggest national protest since tiananmen square . protest since tiananmen square. oh is the beginning of a

who else do we have , christopher biggins do we have, christopher biggins and tom too.ber haven't seen christopher since a soho restaurant with cilla black. many decades ago. i have nothing but happy memories of that encounter, that's all with . dan, encounter, that's all with. dan, the best late night show uk telly all coming up after the break . stay safe. stay . free nofice free notice. no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight with the illegal of migrants now threatening our health of a tory party finally wiki known as 50 mps stepped forward to call for a on bogus asylum . i'll debate a on bogus asylum. i'll debate in my digest next. the proposed modern slavery reforms are too little, too late . then i'll get little, too late. then i'll get the verdict of my panel. carol malone. nigel nelson and carol mckeithen as zero—covid madness sparks, china's biggest national protest since tiananmen square . protest since tiananmen square. oh is the beginning of a political revolution that could spell the end of the communist party and its dictatorship . neil party and it

treasury yields also moving higher after christopher waller cautioned that policymakers have a way too before halting interest-rate hikes. tom: in those interest rate hikes are consequential for the tech sector as well. we bring in a conversation of importance around that theme. klarna rolling out a search and compare shopping tool in the u.k. they are taking on rivals like amazon. the move comes one year after the swedish fintech giant but the services price comparison site. we are now joined by the ceo of klarna. good morning. you are rolling this product out. in the u.k. also denmark and sweden. it is already active in the u.s., so how successful has it been in the u.s. and can you take on big tech stateside? >> it is super exciting. if you look at -- one thing that got me excited about this, look at the u.s. as an example. these comparison websites have not really existed since the early to thousands because amazon took them all over and the investment money stopped flowing because amazon was so dominant. in europe we have seen a fantastic amount of companies that continue to inno

or we discussed at the current state of crypto woes with expert christopher like any nathan industry, it's an industry that's bossy under regulated, which is a very actually big issue for the industry. it's an industry that a lot of government don't understand which also causes problems because in order to regulate you have to understand and what we've seen here. and we've seen previously the 1st have a big trip to exchange crushed with from exchange called mountain dogs, which is monumental. this one is actually a lot bigger, but at that time, people for the world was over and you're completely right. if you've ever read this a toe, she white paper on bitcoin, the entire idea was to build a peer to peer electronic cast system, right? so the idea is doesn't get regulated, but you duty to regulate the business and practices round running a business in this space when you consider for example, inflation, which is particularly hitting many, many positive. all right, now you've got an energy crisis in europe in america as well. and, and people are, you know, trying to shift that money in

and of christopher monckton. and of course, the most important of the show you can you see light at the end of the tunnel or is just the headlamps of another lorry load of albanian asylum . lorry load of albanian asylum. email me gb news at gbp user uk you can tweet me gb news. it's all coming up after tamsin roberts with the news stamps . roberts with the news stamps. and marks you and good evening from the gb newsroom wales back in the world for the first time since 1958 but are currently trailing one nil to the usa half time earlier england won their opening match against iran, winning six two with goals. goal by bellingham saka sterling rashford and grealish both wales and england along with five other european teams decided not to wear a rainbow anti—discrimination armband in their matches. it's over concerns . players may be concerns. players may be penalised with a yellow card on the pitch for wearing non sanctioned kit while speaking after the england match earlier. these fans say they're happy with the r

and of christopher monckton. and of course, the most important of the show you can you see light at the end of the tunnel or is just the headlamps of another lorry load of albanian asylum . lorry load of albanian asylum. email me gb news at gbp user uk you can tweet me gb news. it's all coming up after tamsin roberts with the news stamps . roberts with the news stamps. and marks you and good evening from the gb newsroom wales back in the world for the first time since 1958 but are currently trailing one nil to the usa half time earlier england won their opening match against iran, winning six two with goals. goal by bellingham saka sterling rashford and grealish both wales and england along with five other european teams decided not to wear a rainbow anti—discrimination armband in their matches. it's over concerns . players may be concerns. players may be penalised with a yellow card on the pitch for wearing non sanctioned kit while speaking after the england match earlier. these fans say they're happy with the r

let's just quickly, christopher, going back to what, what many, many called the bread basket of the world to africa. for example, a lot of talk, a lot of a lot of attention being paid to africa these days, whether it's a job, i cannot make economical climate change this out in the other energy. of course, there's a lot of development there. an interest in digital currency is on the african continent. but what is the situation with crypto that now is it, is it really early days fledgling? oh, how would you describe it? it's very different depending on which african nation you guys see that if you, if you take take kenya, for example, it's a good example to kenya and 20 years ago, people stopped using kenyan currency and they started using mobile minutes to pay for things because the currency become completely worthless, but you could make a phone call with mobile minutes, not slightly being replaced with crypto because scripts are allows and they don't, they don't have to worry about us dollars and getting them that he's crypt the currency which can be globally accepted now. so it allows,

christopher hitchens and the point is you cannot look and regal away and the multi-verse series and an infinity of universes and there's noay evidence that there's an idea of infinity of universes is more palatable for us and most say it seems like more faith than christians would have and why are we living that way. >> science is leading us to a christian god and coming together that millennia has not been proven wrong. >> i will say this, i say this as humbly as i can and i think it'ss not -- i think it's incontrovertible and anyone who -- as i say just reads my book. it's not like you even need to go beyond that because there's so much, there's so much evidence that most people are un-aware of. i would say you have to conclude if you're honest that the idea that there's no god is no longer on the table.no the only question is what do we make of the details as i just said. then i think so there's three principle arguments from science i get into in the book and then i get into archaeology. it is crazy how in the middle east as archaeology continues accident we've only been doing 180

biggins . showbiz christopher biggins. your video calls in just a moment. so we'll start with my back at the week's big news . back at the week's big news. dolan's diary. but back at the week's big news. dolan's diary . but first, the dolan's diary. but first, the headunes dolan's diary. but first, the headlines with bethany . mark, headlines with bethany. mark, thank you. good evening am bethany elsie here to bring you up to date from the gb newsroom the uk is boosting its support for ukraine and pledging a £50 million package of air defence aid. prime minister rishi sunak the move during an unannounced to kyiv. he told president volodymyr zelenskyy the uk will continue to with the country as . it fights to end russia's barbarous war. your homes , your barbarous war. your homes, your hospitals , your power stations hospitals, your power stations are being destroyed by the air. so to help you defend yourselves are today providing new air support, including 120 anti—aircraft guns. radar and anti—drone equipment . we're anti

biggins . showbiz christopher biggins. your video calls in just a moment. so we'll start with my back at the week's big news . back at the week's big news. dolan's diary. but back at the week's big news. dolan's diary . but first, the dolan's diary. but first, the headunes dolan's diary. but first, the headlines with bethany . mark, headlines with bethany. mark, thank you. good evening am bethany elsie here to bring you up to date from the gb newsroom the uk is boosting its support for ukraine and pledging a £50 million package of air defence aid. prime minister rishi sunak the move during an unannounced to kyiv. he told president volodymyr zelenskyy the uk will continue to with the country as . it fights to end russia's barbarous war. your homes , your barbarous war. your homes, your hospitals , your power stations hospitals, your power stations are being destroyed by the air. so to help you defend yourselves are today providing new air support, including 120 anti—aircraft guns. radar and anti—drone equipment . we're anti

it is christopher hahn and writer for foundation for economic education.via rondeau, does this change power tenor in washington? >> i think it a slim majority, as congressman mentioned what that means is house republican leaders have to negotiate within their own conference to make sure things get d done. on other hand, this gives the republicans a huge leg up withholding white house accountable. i hope that republicans don't engage in the same investigation fatigue that democrats have you know done over the last couple years that seems to have fallen on deaf ears, i hope they use their newfound power to gain insight to things that have real world impact for american people, like why the border is wide open and what are the 87,000 new irs agents really doing, we disdeserve an answers. kennedy: we heard from progressive ca caucus this week, it was a mandate for president that party will move even further left. we're going to see a more robust progressive agenda, i'm delighted there is cold water thrown on that thesis. >> well, we have known there would take

christopher hitchens and the point is you cannot work it out. you can you can wriggle away from it. you can come up with really preposterous theories like the multiverse theory that that says, well, there's an infinity of universes, even though there's no evidence. we're saying that that the idea that there's an infinity of universe is more palatable to us than the idea that there's a god who created this universe. i mean, i think most people would say that it seems like it seems like more faith than than people are christians would have. so i don't it seriously but we're living in a new eric metaxas tell me if i'm overstating this but i got from your book that science is leading to a christian god and that the bible over two millennia have not has been proven wrong. is that right? it's not overstating my argument. i will say this. i say this as humbly i can, but i think it's not. i it's incontrovertible. and that is i think that anyone who and as i say, who just reads my book, it's not like you even need to go beyond that because there's so much there's so much evidence that most p

the suspect, 22-year-old christopher darnell jones jr., is a student and was a member of the team duringis freshman year in 2018. jones was charged today with three counts of second-degree murder and three counts of using a handgun in the commission of a felony. but police still haven't revealed a motive. cbs's catherine herridge is going to start us off tonight from charlottesville. good evening, catherine. >> reporter: good evening, norah. tonight students are coming to this football stadium with flowers as a makeshift memorial takes shape after a day of tears across this university campus. >> we just received information the suspect is in custody. i just need a moment to thank god, breathe a sigh of relief. >> reporter: that emotional moment hung in the air as uva police chief timothy longo confirmed suspect christopher darnell jones jr. was apprehended after a more than 12our manhunt. >> he was still a student, but to my knowledge, he was no longer on the football team. >> reporter: campus officials say five students were shot at the end of a class field trip as they returned sunday

forms that thrive in them. painting on another white canvas in the studio is far too boring for christopher lame for his art is quite an adventure and definitely forces him to leave his comfort zone. lamb full likes to brave the elements to create expressive works of art which are as changeable. asked the weather ah no matter how hard the storm blows, how remote the places are or how hot the sun beats down. berlin, artist christopher lame fool, always paints in the open air. and they will men boise by duncan for all the times when i come work on site or the happiest ones for me. i do this panel. i modul experienced this panorama in reality i that's late to feel the temperature and the light on my skin. you go, i shall watson to hear the sounds of the city and the surroundings are a vital importance to my work every day from my la quinta. currently, he's been commissioned to do a 5 hard panorama of germany's capital. but he pinks at dizzying heights on the roof of berlin's shower, take linux main building. he's fascinated by the light and the moods it creates an unsafe and they did a constan

funneling money through a law firm they paid us by christopher steele to compile russian disinformation about donald trump. apparently the fbi did not see that as a problem but instead they saw this as an opportunity. again we are asking a question. does america have equal justice under the law? despite warnings from a doj official and others that the dossier was a political research document, it was not to be trusted and despite claims from the dossier author himself, christopher steele, that the material was unverifiable. despite the dossier's sub source referring to the claim as nothing more than bartok, the fbi use the dossier to obtain a warrant and three subsequent renewals as a backdoor to spy on the trump campaign. their transition team and the white house. as andrew mccabe said and indicated no dos 80, they wouldn't have gotten the warrant approve. the fbi was so desperate for the salacious anti- trump material. by the way right in the lead up to the 2016 election putting their thumbs on the scale that they offered christopher steele 1 million of your dollars in early october 2