craig mokhiber, your final comments? craig: this is where i find the most hope, amy.have lost confidence in official institutions of government after all these years in the international human rights movement. i am losing hope in international, important parts of international institutions. where there is hope, it is in civil society. it is in those ordinary people, here in the united states and elsewhere, who are willing to stand up and demand respect for human life and for human rights. amy: international human rights lawyer craig mokhiber who recently resigned from his post as director of the new york office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights. when we come back, we will speak to another dissenter - josh paul who resigned from the state department to protest the biden administration's push to increase arms sales to israel amidst its siege on gaza. [music break] amy: this is democracy now. democracynow.org. i am amy goodman. we end this holiday special with josh paul. in october he resigned from the state department to protest the biden administ

craig, what do you think israel's chances are of actually reoccupying gaza then? i'm um slightly less optimistic than than david on the on the military dunt. um, i we we have seen um reverse, particularly of course uh with hisball and and lebanon, um,. where the israeli army wasn't able to use its armor effectively and suffered a stunning uh reverse and obviously a tank is of limited uh utility in urban street fighting among huge amounts of rubble which limit limit its maneuverability and tankers have no use whatsoever in a tunnel so um but the sheer numbers of of military being deployed by uh by israel and the uh the lack of availability of substantial numbers of sophisticated anti-tank weaponry to uh to the palestinians and the lack of things like like night vision uh equipment which gives huge uh advantage to infantry who have them and there's a reason why nearly all the israeli military activities happening at night uh makes me very very worried i mean i i i am extreme. worried, but but without intervention, the israelis uh will manage to uh to achieve quite a

and i'm delighted to welcome craig murray as i guess. today who joins us via skype. craig is the former british ambassador to uzbekistan where he spoke out about shocking human rights abuses much to the shagron of the british establishment. since leaving the diplomatic service, he's gained a reputation as human rights activist and a highly regarded independent journalist. he's written number of books too, including zionism is bs, and dirty diplomacy. he's also a leading supporter of julian lassange and was detained and questioned by the british police last month. after returning from iceland where he'd met senior figures in the julian nassange defense campaign. welcome to the show. what do you know about the prime minister's links to uh israel through this. how's this organization? well, it's been in the press, including in the tavoy press that he has these family links to infosis which is of course owned in part by his wife's father who's a big name in in it in the it industry, and has very very close links with with the zionists including as was shown in the film t

dog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholar and critic of israel, and i'm delighted to welcome craig murray as our guest today, who joins us via skype. craig is the former british ambassador to uzbekistan where he spoke out about shocking human rights abuses much to the shagrum of the british establishment. since leaving the diplomatic service, he's gained a reputation as human rights activist and a highly regarded independent journalist. he's written number of books too, including zinism is bs. and dirty diplomacy. he's also a leading supporter of julian lassange and was detained and questioned by the british police last month after returning from iceland where he'd met senior figures in the julian nassange defense. campaign, welcome to the show, what do you know about - the prime minister rishi sunak's links to uh israel through this infosis organization? well, it's been in the press, including in the tavoy press that he has these family links to infosis which is of course owned in part by his wife's father who's a big name in in it in the it industry and has very very close links

well, craig, i mean, how do you read the british role in assisting israel so far? well, i think britain's primary role as usual is is being a kind of a useful henchman and and accompliced to the united states in in reinforcing uh united states diplomacy, you you'll find uh, not a cigarette paper of difference between what the uk has said and what? the us has said in the diplomatic world, but uk also has has offered uh military support as we heard in the uh report you the reasons to suspect that the sas is involved in the gaza strip and and britain is also assisting with um with communications intelligence intercepts. yes, indeed. well, david, i mean, what's the british home secretary soular braveman's connection with israel? tell us about that. so braveman. who's um, arguably one of the most racist home secretaries we've had for for some considerable years, is married into uh the zionist entity, effectively, she's married to this uh jewish guy, zionist guy, call bravman who uh has relatives who currently, according to the jewish chronicle serving in the israel offe

hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." melissa oxley: horrible, knowing the person hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." that you love is dead and then you're being looked at for it. craig melvin: imagine you're shaken in the dead of night. >> horrible. knowing the person that you love is dead. and then your being looked at for it. >> imagine, your shaken in the dead of night. >> my ears were ringing. i thought i was dreaming. >> in bed, right next to you. your husband, murdered. >> hearty wrap around your head, is it? >> yes. >> and here's the twist. you are the suspect. >> it's the worst feeling, thinking you're gonna be blamed for your husband's death. >> could she have been the killer? or, with someone keeping a secret? >> i said, what did you do. what did you do? >> i don't know what to tell you. >> just of the truth. >> hello, and welcome to "dateline". it's the stuff of nightmares. and a traitor creeps into your bedroom in the middle of the night and opens fire. but for melissa oxley, the bad dream was al

well craig, i mean, would you say the longer this goes on, the more it actually harms israels economy? that's um undoubtedly true. i mean, but the short term effects in terms of gdp will probably be less than you might expect, because gdp is not a very useful measure, and destructive activity and military activity goes into gdp, just as much as as peaceful and constructive activity which provides more benefits. in the long term, yeah, um, israel economy was, well, both israel's economy and israel's political system was of course in deep trouble before the 7th of october already, um, the longer this goes on, certainly even more harmful effects will be, you can't take the 100,000 people out of the regular jobs in economy, and expect economy to carry on, and and of course we, but and the most important factor is going to be what happens in the long term, what happens after this, and the extent to which international revulsion uh at what israel is doing, and you know, all the signs are, this is going to get worse and worse, the massacre is going to continue, the expulsion, the ethnic clea

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craig mokhiber, your response?you can imagine why the ambassador would want to start the clock holy in october and to ignore the decades upon decades of persecution against the palestine people in gaza, in the west bank, in jerusalem, inside israel proper. but that is not the kind of assessment that leads to peace or an improved situation on the ground. the secretary-general was doing his job. he had condemned the loss of civilian life in the hamas attack and he also criticized not just what israel was doing in gaza, but all of the events that have led up to this situation. and that is what i mean by a need to break from the failed paradigm of the past. we need to get into something that says human beings are entitled to human rights under international law and the duty of the international community is to ensure protection for all under the rule of law, but also kind ability for perpetrators and redress for victims. i am not surprised at that statement. we have seen a lot of extreme statements from that particular

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it was beautiful as you ever saw. >> like the song, brandi turned out to be a fine girl for craig.nd right away, mutual attraction grew into something more serious. >> she had my heart, immediately. it was a connection like that never felt. it just got bigger and bigger every time we talked. we were looking at houses. >> you guys were going to get married? >> oh. yes >> we brandi's mom was thrilled that the arrival of craig and her life, just when you needed something nice to happen. >> what did you think of him? >> he was really nice, he put her first. he put her first. growing up, brandy wasn't much for barbie dolls, but give her a sketch pad and pencil, and she was lost for hours. she loves to draw. she had a deft eye for realistic portraits. >> she took every kind of art class there was. if it had anything to do with art, she took. it >> is brandy enrolled at her local college, zane state, but before her freshman year was up, she left school to marry josh daniels, a part-time student she met. not too long after, she had news for mom. >> she called me a, said she was pregnant. >

>> reporter: well, craig, a senior u.s. official tells nbc news the two sides are still negotiating the final logistics of that hostage handover, but we do expect to see those women and children passed from hamas to the red cross, then to israel's military, and israel's prime minister is saying the red cross for the first time is going to get access to those hostages who are still remaining in captivity. craig. >> we certainly hope so, raf, happy thanksgiving to you, stay safe, my friend. thank you. >>> today could be the eye of the thanksgiving travel storm. this could end up being a record setting week at airports and on the road, and the weekend journey back home might be even busier. nbc's maggie vespa is in chicago this morning with the very latest. maggie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. happy thanksgiving. not a ton of traffic in chicago on the highways. hopefully that means everybody got where they needed to go last night with little draw that. that being said, when you gear up to go back home, officials ar

craig but, craig, why don't you. in you know give us your elevator pitch about what v for victory is about. what's the message of v for victory? so i had finished pearl harbor, which was a huge deadline book. there were i sat in a chair for 12 hours a day, seven days a week, and put on 15 pounds that i'm still trying to take off. many years later i was floundering about what to do and i was talking to a military analyst and he said, you know, on the battlefield, logistics eat strategy for lunch. and i said, jesus, mary and joseph on a raft. what are we historians writing about in the military except strategy? you know, the admiral said this and the general said that. and the servicemen did this. that's all we write about. so it was an existential crisis. and after i heard this, i learned that joseph stalin, a man who needs no introduction, gave a toast to the factories of detroit as being the secret weapon that one world war two. and it turned out that he's not alone in thinking that this sort of common historical th

craig ainsworth , action man. craig ainsworth, action man. marine war veteran, elite bodyguard. you stuck at home? >> yeah. and many people always ask me, how did i become a royal marine ? how did i do those jobs? marine? how did i do those jobs? but i enjoyed that. that but for me, i enjoyed that. that was was great. felt like was that was great. i felt like i it. but when i i was built for it. but when i was to sit at home and just was made to sit at home and just stew all of the situations stew with all of the situations i'd been through, as we've mentioned previously, you know, some absent friends and some of absent friends and things build . and then things began to build. and then unfortunately , you know, with unfortunately, you know, with that suffering , i began to lose that suffering, i began to lose friends as well and actually lost 11 friends in 18 months to suicide. and just unbelievable, you know, and all people with similar you . all similar backgrounds to you. all similar backgrounds to you. all similar backgrounds. yeah seven

craig ainsworth , action man. craig ainsworth, action man.e robbie marine war veteran, elite bodyguard. you stuck at home? >> yeah. and many people always ask me, how did i become a royal marine ? how did i do those jobs? marine? how did i do those jobs? but i enjoyed that. that but for me, i enjoyed that. that was was great. felt like was that was great. i felt like i it. but when i i was built for it. but when i was to sit at home and just was made to sit at home and just stew all of the situations stew with all of the situations i'd been through, as we've mentioned previously, you know, some absent friends and some of absent friends and things build . and then things began to build. and then unfortunately , you know, with unfortunately, you know, with that suffering , i began to lose that suffering, i began to lose friends as well and actually lost 11 friends in 18 months to suicide. and just unbelievable, you know, and all people with similar you . all similar backgrounds to you. all similar backgrounds to you. all similar backgrounds. ye

i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> i just can't see someone why we knew would want to hurt her. >> how could this happen? how could this happen to someone that we knew? it's been very long 13 years. >> homecoming queen, hannah hill, was just 18 when she disappeared. everybody sweetheart. >> this doesn't happened to people like her. what? why? where? when? >> and who? was it her boyfriend? they had fought before? >> did you verbally abuse her? >> yes. >> did you physically abuse her? >> yes. >> or was a another man in her life? they had been together the night she died. >> we kissed and stuff. >> did you have sex with hannah? >> no, i did not. >> more than 13 years would go by as hannah's family fought for that justice. two possible suspects. >> did you kill hannah hill? ? >> absolutely art. >> did your kid kill hannah hill? >> two trials. >> i was a wreck. it was just very intense. >> were there ever be justice for ha

trace atkins begged to do a tour with me and craig morgan is here.ow me personally and you at home how special this place is. is this true? >> absolutely true. >> brian: how do you feel being here now? >> like being home. >> it is home, this is a very special place for us. >> brian: on this wall? >> the wall of the names. >> it starts back there from the members on down. >> brian: what do you do to get on that wall? >> boy, if we only knew. >> i don't know, i really don't know. i don't know what the -- >> there is no book, no list. it happens and you are grateful for it. >> feel like to see your name up there? >> pretty special, i make my kids touch that when they come in here. >> brian: nice, you reenlisted on this stage. walking through, what room is >> brian: check >> allow myself to dream that big. i was a realist and i never would have imagined i would have been here. >> brian: this really came true. we see this rotation quite often. you see pictures come through. >> that is mine right there. i call that my room. the stars and stripes. >> brian:

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. thank you for watching >> i'm craig melvin and this is dateline. >> this was an insane world that i was living in. i did what i had to do. >> what if you were ripped away from your family? >> when you live in fear, it changes you. >> kidnapped by a killer? >> i came out of that just really messed up. >> held for years as a prisoner, and what if prosecutors never believed you? >> bobbi parker was not the woman she was portraying herself. >> absolutely. >> it was a mystery with a mind-boggling twist. this wife and mom taken hostage, was she really a hostage at all? >> their relationship was not one of kidnapper and victim, it was one of husband and wife. >> his prisoner, or his lover? >> i really do love you. sounds like a pretty heartfelt love letter. >> in this hour, she shares her side of the story. will you believe her? >> i was fighting for my life. >> hello, and welcome to you "dateline". i'm craig melvin. bobbi parker was a prison officials wife, a teacher

i worked actually with craig professionally the craig professionally in the past.i craig professionallyainst craig in elections. but i'm very, very alarmed to hear this. i wonder whether jacob's, you know, any more craig mckinley's situation. >> he's recovering and he's had obviously lots of messages from his friends within the party and we want to see him back. >> and he's a very important figure because he was the first tory to run, really go for the green blob. and he's doing very important work in parliament with his climate change group. >> well, he's a former ukip, so of course he's always , always of course he's always, always going fight against authority i >> one of these rare people who even won an election against you, it's very hard for you, nigel, it's very hard for tories to do against him too, but works both ways. but it works both ways. >> we heard the other day >> now we heard the other day that legion that the royal british legion was struggling for people in brighton and rattle brighton to go out and rattle the tins and raise money. and so gb news patrick christys gb

craig joins the table. hey, craig, good morning. >> good morning to you as well.e are getting the newest read on inflation this morning, and it could determine whether americans will face even more interest rate hikes. nbc's tom costello is covering this one for us. tom, what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, craig, good morning. the consumer price index is shows inflation slowed a bit in october thanks to lower fuel prices. unleaded gas right now down over 40 cents from a year ago. however, the core inflation takes out food and energy, shows we are still paying more for many items than we did a year ago. keep in mind, the fed wants to see inflation come down to an annual rate of 2 brs. this morning we learned that overall october inflation is running or was running at 3.2%, a tad lower than expected, half a point lower than september, but that core inflation number came in at 4%. that's also a tad lower than expected. and we did see that used car prices dropped in october, so did rent prices. you know, the fed has been aggressively hiking interest rates to get infla

to out is a to the craig ok for the former director of the new york office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights. thank you for talking down to 0. my pleasure. you have resigned in protest from your job and you wrote a 4 page letter outlining why you did that and i want to get to that and the 2nd. but in your words, why didn't you step down? well, i actually began to communicate my concerns about the you and the reaction to gross violations of human rights in palestine back in march. this was after some of the atrocities that were happening on the west bank at that time, including the programs that happened didn't. how are and what i thought was the trepidation response by you and officials at that time to the situation and a kind of effort to silence un officials who are speaking out, including those in the human rights office. and certainly communicated to the high commissioner my discontent with those issues and indicated that time that i intended to leave the organization in a few months. course the situation got much worse over that time in particular in gaza.

this letter from craig moheber is published on media for the guardian provides screenshots in the letter itself, by the way, about western corporate publications there is, their un official calls them captured and adjacent, they violate the twentieth article of the international covenant on civil and political rights. we see what colossal pressure the secretary general, he guterres, is subjected to today, when he, well, in fact, he expressed his personal attitude towards that. what is happening in palestine, condemning the action of the idf of the israeli army and they simply attacked him and began to tear him into small bloody pieces and was forced, where seen, to the secretary general of the united nations in different times were different, but for him to justify himself, these are probably the first cases in history. the global authority of the un has been lost, these are all the words of craig mahiber , in the same letter he names the only path to redemption, although... it is obvious to everyone that this is a very long process, there are 10 points, in short, you need to act accordi

i'm craig melvin.sted suspected drug dealer miguel quiroz for the attempted murder of garrett warren. they'd been serving a search warrant on quiroz's car when they found garrett warren's photo in the trunk. he identified quiroz as a shooter. but the case against quiroz wasn't adding up. a closer look at the evidence led to a stunning discovery. garrett warren wasn't out of danger yet. here is josh mankiewicz with "the plot thickens". >> faith in, los angeles county, california. was garrett warren was gunned down, shot four times in his own home, but somehow survived. if it is character, really. a hollywood stuntman, martial artist, and former fighter. not only did he survive, he was able to identify a shooter. a man who had been caught with what looked like a hit note in his car. and they tell you his name is miguel quiroz? >> yes. >> did that name mean anything to you? >> not at the time at all. >> it's needed at first like a strong case. but the more law enforcement and prosecutor chun investigated,

beaumont. — tip thank you very much, craig beaumont, chief— tip thank you very much, craig beaumont,thank you very much, craig beaumont, chief of external . tip thank you very much, craig - beaumont, chief of external affairs at the federation of small business built up they really are the lifeblood of this country, make up the vast majority of witnesses, small businesses and those who are self—employed. if you have questions about what you have heard today and how it affects you at your household finances, will endeavour to answer those for you for at 4:45pm, we are joined by two consumer experts, answering your questions we will answering your questions we will answer as many as we can throughout the afternoon. we will get through as many of those as we can to work out what the chancellor announced today and what it could mean for you. more the autumn statement shortly but i want to bring you up—to—date with some of the other main stories. let's return to the middle east. an agreement has been released to release 50 hostages from hamas. hamas, designated 0 organisation by the uk go

we'll be joined by craig mokhiber later in the broadcast. meanwhile, chile and colombia have recalled their ambassadors to israel, while bolivia has cur -- cut diplomatic ties with israel, citing crimes against humanity. >> based on its principal stance of respect toward life, bolivia has decided to break in condemnation of the aggressive and disproportionate israeli military offensive taking place in the gaza strip which threatens international peace and security. amy: in belgium, transportation unions have called on their over 3 million members to refuse to aid in the delivery of weapons to israel citing its genocide against palestinians. the unions called for a ceasefire and asked the belgian government to not allow arms to travel through belgian ports. yemen's houthi militia said it launched air attacks in southern israel tuesday in response to the "brutal israeli-american aggression in gaza." separately, israel said it thwarted air attacks but did not disclose the source. this comes after saudi arabia said four of its soldiers died last

craig appears for everyone in the documentary that will air on november 16 at 8:00 p.m.ere early to sign on, craig, and saw a clear brand match between wynn customers and formula one fans talk to us about what your expectations are this week >> our expectations are pretty strong you touched on it. our view of the event hasn't changed over the past year or since you and i spoke. we knew this would be our customer, a luxury customer, an aspirational customer, and that's for whom we are built we hardly put any up for sale on formula one. i expect demand on the casino segment of our business evidenced by the amount of front money or credit to exceed any event in the history of wynn, las vegas. it's shaping up to look very strong. >> and how do you look at it how are you communicating it to investors? is it a one-off? liberty wants to make this a permanent fee tour of las vegas. >> it will be a great tail wind to our fourth quarter and in the years ahead. how do we characterize it to investors as an annual one-off it's great for the fourth quarter and it consumes a week that

craig mary is a former british diplomat to was fired by the foreign office in 2003 for criticizing the country's human rights record. just this week he was briefly detained for expressing support for resistant movements hamas and hezbollah. the pres palestine the classify program has talked to craig mori and he elaborates on the uk's role in. israel's genocide of the people in gaza. i think britain's primary role as usual is is being a kind of useful henchman and and accomplice to the united states in in reinforcing uh united states diplomacy you you'll find uh not a cigarette paper of difference between what the uk has said and what the... has said in the diplomatic world, but uk also has has offered military support, as we heard in the uh report, you have reasons to suspect that the sas is involved in the gaza strip, and and britain is also assisting with um with communications, intelligence intercepts. israel is a implanted colonial settlement, which effectively is an outreach project of the united states, part of its power projection into into a hydrocarbon rich area, the united st

hi, craig. >> good morning. good morning to you as well.te service for former first lady and humanitarian rosalynn carter is being held in atlanta today. her husband of nearly 80 years, former president jimmy carter, is expected to be in attendance along with president biden, former president clinton, a host of other dignitaries as well nbc's blayne alexander joins us from atlanta with more blayne, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, craig, good morning to you we have already seen hundreds of people coming out to honor mrs. carter, with people showing up by the bus load to the carter center yesterday but perhaps the most notable appearance will be her husband, the former president, jimmy carter we're told that he made the 150 mile trip up from plains, georgia, here to atlanta we're told that he was in town resting yesterday. this will be a very rare public appearance for the former president. as he comes out to say good-bye to his wife of more than 77 years. with one last ride through her beloved home state of georgia, this morning, a f

a debate you will see right here in nbc craig as a review this morning hey, craig, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. roughly 13 hours from now, all eyes will be on the stage behind me as the republican debate gets under way. but, of course, former president donald trump will skip tonight's debate, just as he did with the first two as well, giving his rivals another chance to claim the spotlight. facing off tonight, 5 republican presidential candidates. chris christie, ron ron desantis, nikki haley, and ramaswamy. but for the third straight time, the overwhelming republican front runner, former president trump, will be a no show instead rallying his reporters at an event 20 miles from the debate stage we sat down with rnc chair mcdaniel and asked her about the former president's strategy. >> he's made a strategic that he wasn't going to debate i respect that choice. as a candidate, he has that right. >> from his standpoint, the no-debate strategy seems to be working. he has a 40-point lead over his closest competitor what do primary voters actually getting out of these d

i'm craig melvin. who killed karen pannell?ook at her ex-boyfriend, roc, whose name was found scrawled in blood at the crime scene. roc admitted to having a stormy relationship with karen but insisted he didn't kill her. was there more to the bloody clue than met the eye? forensic specialist anna cox was trying to unlock what her naked eyes could not see. when she did, her discovery would send the investigation in a completely different direction. here again is dennis murphy with written in blood. >> the handwriting was on the wall and forensic specialist anna cox was intent on breaking down the key piece of evidence implicating karen's boyfriend, the three letters in blood, roc. you would spend hours looking at these letters? >> i did. >> you actually cut the sheet rock out of your place and took it into your lab? >> yes. i have to look at those letters, everything about them. >> using a high powered microscope, she did an analysis of the specks of blood that stained the wall as karen was stabbed 16 times. that blood splatter

i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." >> i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is dateline. >> i don't go undercover every day. that's what made me nervous. >> they had a secret plan. >> -- >> and you are wearing a wire? >> yes. >> to solve that baffling case. a college student on a friday night out who vanished. >> she is a very shy girl. but she was something special. >> the possible suspects? just about everyone. the friend, the boyfriend. the mysterious older man. even her mom. >> i was shocked that they even suspected me. >> so why were police that a dead end? enter this guy. >> do you see things other cops don't say? >> phenomenal. >> they call him the evidence whisper. he was about to crack this case opened before your eyes. >> the answer was in the details? >> it was right there. >> and you won't believe how. >> i'm thinking, i spoke to. it worked. >> i hope, i'm not sure. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello. and welcome to dateline. 20 year old lynsie the told each other everything. or so her mother believed. when the college student vanish

craig mccabe or joins me now. craig, thanks so much for coming on the show.left the one last week, and then your last letter to your boss, the u.n. high commissioner for human rights, you attacked the u.n. for failing to stop the war in gaza, and you called what israel is doing a textbook case of genocide. you know that's an explosive accusation for many. it's been a lot of pushback. people say it's hyperbole, it's a misuse of the term. you're an international human rights lawyer. you are -- making the case to our viewers for what you believe were seeing in gaza right now meets the legal definition for genocide. >> first of all, my critique was not of the entire yuan. i want to be very clear that i'm not criticizing those heroic humanitarian -- represent the frontline, dozens of workers who've been killed under israeli bombs in the last few weeks. in fact, people who work for the one all over the world who are very serious about the norms and standards of the organization. my critique is about the political side of the house in the win. i really believe they

i'm craig melvin.al with a federal prosecutor, he didn't pull traded a psychiatric prison. his goal? to get suspected serial killer larry hall to admit to the killing of tricia reitler and reveal the location of her body. if successful, jimmy would be released from a ten-year prison sentence. but even a hardened inmate like jimmy would not be prepared for the horrific story hall was about to share. here again is lester holt where the inside man. >> quite a fall of 1998, after several months in missouri's toughest federal prison, jimmy keene could have won a populated contest. he charmed everyone. just in beaumont knew he would. he even won over some convex with his lending library of pornographic magazines. and he managed to play gifts that chat them off action by day, while circling his prey, suspected serial killer larry hall with one on wall both irons at night. >> we talk about a lot of normal things, hung out, made him feel like i was wanting to be his friends. >> but it wasn't fast enough for kee

they're ready to go, craig.do they're ready to go, craig we got a couple good food items i was scoping back we got jet lovers. we got a nice rib eye for raiders. matt morris here we're going to cook later. >> we will serve up the military boost next watch what happens when a soldier comes home to surprise his little brother at school after three years apart. >> jake? >> oh, man >> it took him a couple seconds to realize who was standing behind him once he did, tristan was overcome with emotions the name, the laugh and the hug. love it. >> extra special going into this weekend. >>> guys, we are about to have a new favorite holiday song. sorry, mariah. jimmy fallon and meghan trainor. >> okay. plus, gather up the kids it will be a sunny day when our friends with "sesame street" swing by they haven't been here in a minute but, first, a quick check of your local news and weather. then my joints started hurting, found out it was psoriatic arthritis. who knew they could be connected? for me, cosentyx works on both. 5

named israel's actions in the gaza strip genocide and left the un, craig mohebeber worked on human rights decades, and now said that the united states and its western allies are preventing the palestinians from being protected. the long-running military coup has added to the so-called insurgency belt of west african countries. we must not only fight, but also take responsibility for the battle; we ourselves must begin to fight. what can we blame france for? france was losing its position in africa, why is it increasingly common here, which is 230, 250 dollars per kilogram, how much do they leave government of niger? 7:12, we close the door to all imperialists, but we give you complete freedom of action, the door is open, don’t stop. there was a spy in your military registration and enlistment office, they said that the heads of the military registration and enlistment office, they secretly send, support ukraine, if before it was a simple task. the capital of telephone fraud is the city of dnepr. how many offices like yours exist in dnipro? well, i think more than one and a half thousand.

stuart: i want to get to daniel craig, james bond his tuxedo from no time to die. go for. >> this is about 25 - $50000, it's a wonderful suit custom-made for daniel craig by tom ford has all the labels in there as well in daniel craig's name inside of it. >> you have a british accent, do i assume you're joining us from london and auctioning from there were america auctioning from here. >> absolutely right the auction is taking place here in the uk and particularly in london and were streaming live around the world from prop store.com, a lot of the buyers coming from north america about 65% of our buyer poll is north america is a global event even though it's housed in london. stuart: thank you so much for bringing your stuff to show was it is intriguing and we wish the best of luck with the auction, good stuff. the wednesday trivia question is this how long does it take light from the sun to reach the earth when they are closest. six minutes and 40 seconds, seven minutes seven seconds, eight minutes ten seconds, nine minutes and 20 seconds, i have a rough idea of t

i'm craig snell. many looking ahead to today, for many of we're going to a good of us, we're going to see a good deal of cloud around and there still be rain in still will be some rain in places. so start this places. so we start this morning. watch for morning. need to watch out for some rain across some heavier rain across some southern england. southern counties of england. could wet commute could be quite a wet commute here a good here elsewhere. again, a good deal of cloud around and fairly damp for parts of east midlands , damp for parts of east midlands, east anglia, southeast england. actually it will turn quite sunny for a time, but it won't last. come afternoon last. and come the afternoon a lot us seeing a good deal of lot of us seeing a good deal of cloud. potentially cloud. that rain potentially turning quite persistent across the north of scotland. but the far north of scotland. but for most of us it is another fairly mild day , perhaps maybe fairly mild day, perhaps maybe not mild as it