that's according to the is really a military spokesperson, daniel henry, who was also just heard from shiny book. as you mentioned, a duel is really a german at national and she had been presumed dead for a while now as, as, as the is really military had previously found a part of her school that was identified. but the other 2, a young woman in her late twenties and a man in his early fifties, there hadn't really been any signs of life from them since they were taken on october 7th. so of course, there was some hope that they might be exchanged in a deal with how much that they might be released or might be found as a devastating, devastating news for the families of the hostages, of course. but really for the entire country, this news coming this a show about afternoon is every bit as, as life here in israel wines down for the day of rest. we've also heard for the from these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i'm just going to reach you the statement that they just put out. he said this terrible loss is hard breaking and that him and his wife sarah are grieving. and he also s

mainstream hollywood movie that you might have seen over the last number of years, you would have henry clay or danieler. someone like frederick doug a set the center of the story. now these characters get walk-on roles and that is sort of how i like to see them. so many of them come in and out, there is douglas and william brown who are great lecturers and people who really show the crafts of telling the story and what it means to live a life in freedom in the north and overseas. there are the president of the united states and secretary of state daniel webster who have to figure out how they are going to recapture the crafts, there are international celebrities who get to know the crafts abroad. lots of people who go in and out of the story and if you take a look at the book, the book jacket, and you undress the book and you read the jacket. you will see there are a lot of people on the inside of the pages, you can see that. but these are some of the many people who you will meet along the way. susan: so the story opens in 1848 make the point that this year is a real seminal one in not only american

mainstream hollywood movie that you might have seen over the last number of years, you would have henry clay or daniel webster. someone like frederick doug a set the center of the story. now these characters get walk-on roles and that is sort of how i like to see them. so many of them come in and out, there is douglas and william brown who are great lecturers and people who really show the crafts of telling the story and what it means to live a life in freedom in the north and overseas. there are the president of the united states and secretary of state daniel webster who have to figure out how they are going to recapture the crafts, there are international celebrities who get to know the crafts abroad. lots of people who go in and out of the story and if you take a look at the book, the book jacket, and you undress the book and you read the jacket. you will see there are a lot of people on the inside of the pages, you can see that. but these are some of the many people who you will meet along the way. susan: so the story opens in 1848 make the point that this year is a real seminal one in not only am

henry kissinger, george shultz, daniel moynihan. arthur burns, herb stein and. others. less well known. clay t whitehead. tom who conceived and headed the white house office of telecommunications and assembled his own team of brainiacs, including antonin scalia, who would go on to become one of the greatest of all supreme court justices. and brian lamb, who would go on to found c-span and become one of america's greatest civic educators. tom died in 2008, just shy of 70. having lived to see the first fruits of his policy revolution, steve jobs had introduced the iphone just year and a half before and helping and having helped advance that revolution as. a pathbreaking satellite entrepreneur nor his legacy lives in his papers collected at the library of congress and the nixon library, and in the work our three distinguished panelists. margaret whitehead was tom's soulmate and his wife for 35 years. she part of his creative adventures engineering, economics, politics and business on a daily basis as ph.d. cultural historian, she has been perfectly equipped to preserve and

first boss of the royal mail henry viii 500 years ago, potential future boss this man, daniel kretinskynd owned 27% of the royal mail which was privatised over a decade ago, today the board of the owners recommended that other shareholders sell him the rest, as you say, this is clearly sensitive, so it comes with assurance, retaining the name and brand, no compulsory redundancies until 2025, but with the possibility of extending that, and maintaining the one price goes anywhere universal service obligation, the government can block this deal, jeremy hunt said scrutiny would be brought to bear but they don't object in principle. the shadow business secretary says the assurances are welcome, but even the unions don't seem that violently opposed. what will users notice? well in the short—term hopefully nothing because it's a regulated service but expect focus on parcels delivered outside of the home, that will be a big growth area, but if the deal goes through, that is all if the deal goes through, at the moment the price he is offering is 3.70 and the shares are trading at 3.30 so people

the payments were allegedly meant to prevent daniels from going public about her claims of an offense was from john henry reports from new york. the jury called it a day after 4 hours in the 1st day of jury deliberations in the 1st ever criminal trial of a former us president. the jury said they wanted to hear more about a 2015 meeting. they wanted to hear the testimony again. that meetings between national enquirer publisher, david hecker and trump officials in which hecker allegedly agreed to find negative stories about trump. so he could wash them. that came after about an hour of jury instructions. you're not allow leeway the judge has he simply telling the jury what they may and may not consider in order to decide whether donald trump is guilty or not guilty, but trump didn't like it anyway. in the same way, he has said about every election he has been in for criminal trials. he now faces. he says, the system is rigged against all countries of the mess, borders, fake elections, and you have a trial like this. with a judge. it's a disgrace. keep in mind, mother theresa probably would never have been

daniels y pidiÓ la anulaciÓn del juicio y el juez se lo negÓ. jorge: los estrategas polÍticos acordaron con el departamento de justicia cooperar en la inversiÓn del congresista demÓcrata henryl gobierno y un banco mexicano. pese al acuerdo de cooperaciÓn, los testigos enfrentan 20 aÑos de prisiÓn y una multa. ilia: eligieron al hijo de donald trump como delegado de la florida. el joven serÁ uno de los 41 delegados para nominar al candidato republicano, que disputarÁ las elecciones presidenciales en noviembre. jorge: publicaron los cambios a las reglas de asilo, sÓlo afectarÍa a pocos migrantes, pero permitirÍa deportar rÁpidamente a quienes representan inseguridad para el paÍs. >> el gobierno de biden propuso una norma para acelerar la deportaciÓn. con la nueva medida se darÍa en cuestiÓn de dÍas. adelantÓ la comprobaciÓn de antecedentes penales o vÍnculos con el terrorismo, lo que permitirÍa a los funcionarios rechazar y deportar a quienes no cuenten con los requisitos. el departamento de seguridad dice que afectarÁ a pocos inmigrantes. el gobernador greg abbott dice que no hacen nada para frenar la inmigraciÓn ilegal. quienes esperan por su cita de asilo reaccionaron. >>

daniels, approaches jury deliberations, what does george conway say now? - [narrator] "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, peter and mary kalikow, the asness family foundation, the beth and ravenel curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc and by pfizer inc. [soft upbeat music] - george conway, welcome to "firing line." - thank you, margaret. thank you for having me. - donald trump's first criminal trial will be deliberated by a jury next week. you were initially critical of that case, but last week you wrote that this is in some ways the perfect case against trump. has your legal theory changed or your political analysis? - neither, really. i always thought it was a legally sound case. what i thought was that it wasn't the most important or impactful case because he's committed much, much more serious offenses. and so i thought it would be much more appropriate for him to be charged and prosecute

the first owner of royal mail was henry viii, 500 years ago. 12 years ago it was split from the post office and privatised. this man wants to be the next owner. danieltball club and already owns 27% of royal mail's parent company. clearly a very sensitive case, so he is offering some assurances to allay concerns from unions and politicians. and they are to keep the brand, the uk headquarters and keep paying tax in the uk. maintain the one price goes anywhere "universal service". and promise no compulsory redundancies till 2025 — in line with the current deal between royal mail and the unions — which may be extended with negotiation. but royal mail is not in the rudest of health. it made a loss last year of £3118 million. and has consistently missed delivery targets with 74% of first class letters delivered next day — against a target of 93%. it's been hit with fines and strikes over the last few years. mr kretinsky says he can improve that performance and negotiations are already ongoing about reducing second class deliveries to every other week day which could save the company hundreds of millions of pounds. the government can block it. so far, the

daniels during the 2016 presidential election campaign. the payments were electrically meant to prevent donaldson grant public about the claims of an affair. it was from john henry has moved from new york. the jury called it a day after 4 hours in the 1st day of jury deliberations in the 1st ever criminal trial of a former us president. the jury said they wanted to hear more about a 2015 meeting. they wanted to hear the testimony again. that meetings between national enquirer publisher, david hecker and trump officials in which hecker allegedly agreed to find negative stories about trump. so he could wash them. that came after about an hour of jury instructions. you're not allow leeway the judge has he simply telling the jury what they may and may not consider in order to decide whether donald trump is guilty or not.

henry, thank you. happening now, authorities are searching for an inmate who escaped the san benito county jail. the sheriff's department says daniel lopez zavala climbed over a barbed wire fence at the correctional facility in hollister, around two this morning. deputies have yet to track him down. the sheriff's office says canines were only able to track his scent up until they reached one of the buildings between the jail and the airport. >> there's lots of gang affiliation in this community in this part of california for, so we are definitely looking at what family members or friends or associates may be helping him right now. >> several agencies are assisting with the search, including the us coast guard. zavala was last seen wearing a brown jail shirt, orange pants and black shoes. anyone who sees him is urged to call 911. >> tonight we're learning more from san jose police about an hours long standoff. a shooting suspect eventually surrendered at a house last night, and officers discovered a woman's body inside ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary live tonight in san jose with the very latest on this case. jesse, good evening

daniel krasinski is worth £3.5 billion. it will be the first time the royal mail would fall into foreign hands since, as andrew said, henry theth set it up over 500 years ago. >> well, let's talk to the general secretary of the communications workers union, dave ward. dave, morning to you. you and i often disagree on things, but i think you and i perhaps today may be singing from the same hymn sheet. i'm appalled by the idea the royal mail could fall into foreign hands. mail could fall into foreign hands . a billionaire who's hands. a billionaire who's rather a shadowy figure too, i might add . might add. >> so, andrew, you're right. this must be of major concern, not just for the workers of royal mail, who will be worried about how it affects their pensions, their jobs, their employment , pensions, their jobs, their employment, and also, i think customers will be worried about what it actually means for the services . and, you know, royal services. and, you know, royal mail is a uk institution. it's a critical part of the uk's infrastructure future. so of course we're worried about it and we need to understand more about wha

daniel kretinsky. the deal will still need final sign—off by the government and no decision is expected to be made before the election. here's business editor simon jack. founded in the time of henry it's almost 12 years since royal mail were privatised and, you know, it's been mismanaged for years. and now it looks like we're going to be owned by a foreign equity company, which we're really concerned with because quality is down, morale is down. and whilst there's been some assurances, we've been told, we are really concerned what the future holds for royal mail, a great british public service. daniel kretinsky made his fortune in the energy industry, but has, in recent years, diversified his interests into retail and logistics — he owns 10% of sainsbury“s and 25% of west ham football club. a final decision by shareholders and the government is not expected before the election. simon jack, bbc news. ben's looking at this. it really matters? it does. it is one of the uk“s most important companies we all rely on whether for letters from the bank and the doctor, tax office. we have a real interest in this deal. so much so that we previously heard the conservatives say they would blo

and this is cnn henry, the judge's final word from that exchange with the defense, which ended today's hearing about why he said prosecutors had a right to have stormy danielsestified about an alleged sexual encounter with the former president back in 2006, quoting from judges jen or sean. >> and the fact that you went after her right on opening statements attacking whether attacking your claim that they had never had sex, you didn't attack that there was a falsification of business records. you didn't attack any of the other elements of the offense. you said my client denies that there was ever a sexual encounter. again, as i said, before, right off the bat, that puts your client's word against ms daniels word that in my mind allows the people to do what they can to rehabilitate her and to corroborate her story. your motion for a mistrial is denied joining us now is former us attorney deputy assistant attorney general, harry litman, who has been in the courtroom during the trial. what was the dining? amaq life between the judge and the defense team in those tanno 15 minutes? yeah. it was not like a standard legal argument. it wasn't low key and academic br

daniel kretinsky. the deal will still need final sign off by the government and no decision is expected to be made before the election. here's our business editor simonjack. founded in the time of henryoff from the post office and privatised over a decade ago, allowing anyone to buy shares. czech billionaire daniel kretinsky has already snapped up 27% of them, and royal mail's owners are recommending other shareholders accept his offer to buy the rest. but unions, the current government, and opposition politicians want assurances which include retaining the name and brand, its uk headquarters, paying taxes in the uk, and no compulsory redundancies. this offer is expected to accept those, but unions are still uneasy. look, we feel it's a failure of privatisation. it's almost 12 years since royal mail were privatised and, you know, it's been mismanaged for years. and now it looks like we're going to be owned by a foreign equity company, which we're really concerned with because quality is down, morale is down. and whilst there's been some assurances, we've been told, we are really concerned what the future holds for royal mail, a great british public service. daniel kretinsky made his

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