and daniel was in the pool with dean, and roy was in the pool with dean.n had learned how to splash. he realized it was his hand that was making the water splash, and he would just roar with laughter, and thought it was just the funniest thing. and i said, "isn't our life perfect? we've come full circle. doesn't that sound like music from heaven when he laughs?" josh mankiewicz: that was what day? that was sunday-- sunday. --the 23rd of july. josh mankiewicz: three days later, on a wednesday night, dayna was struck by a news story about a mother and her baby. that night i saw on the news that, i think, they said a mother that was 27 and a child that was eight months had been murdered. reporter: one of the roommates came home to the southcrest complex just before 9:00, and found-- dayna herroz: i said a prayer for that family. thought, that is horrible. went to bed. thought nothing more of it. josh mankiewicz: but the next day, dayna got a call from tori's workplace. she hadn't shown up. she called daycare. baby dean wasn't there. so she called daniel moen,

but his future plans ended on august 5th. dean's family. see you post shot dead by but not the security for 5th doing and the government protests for them. the law. so for son and brother is unbeatable. dean's father sees his son was shot 5 times. all other well now on he wants is justice for his son, the one that does it that will allow me. while others are, i want to appeal to this government to punish the motor is not easy to as well as the autocratic government and the autocratic lead. to shake a scene of the global home minister, i said it was a lot of times the must face of justice is out of the water though, is it the senior police officers use the police force to mode to my son? i would all of them to be punished is obviously i want to see the people responsible for the murder, my son to be punished while i'm alive in this world. i get i want to disappear. shot i live found defends body. the dean was here in the jot the body district taking part in one of the last and the government protests just of us before prime minister should c

also coming up, fighting for justice for this on mama dean was among more than a 1000 people killed during anti dumping protests in bunger. this is fat and say he was shot dead by security forces. last forefront assigns a declaration to fight. let me just intolerance with the head of southeast asia as largest. most francis isn't indonesia on the to the region the i bitter strategy. welcome when you get to those stories in a moment. but we begin with breaking news coming in from southern germany, where several shots had been fired outside the is riley, general counsel. they've been doing in munich. dozens of police are at the scene and i'm wanting people to avoid the area. and we will update you with more information as it comes in a breaking your story at the moment. now chinese, the, the siege and being has pledged financing was more than $50000000.00 to africa over the next 3 years. at the summit in beijing, he told african meet as he wants to deepen cooperation with them on infrastructure and trade president, she is a, china would have created 1000000 jobs across the continent. more tha

to see that the dean's father can't afford a lawyer. but to see if that won't stop him seeking justice at the supreme court in tucker, he needs the assistant attorney general, who agrees to pursue the case one month on from the violent protests that direct to the hosting of she casino. the interim government has promised justice will be soft to or affected families for families like mohammedans. that justice gone to come soon enough. january for more is sarah jose, and she's a senior advocate of the supreme court of a bind that they should welcome to dw, is in how likely would you say it is that the relatives of those allegedly killed by police? we get justice i i'm good. so that they'll get just has but i think it's a, it's a challenging and just good process and it's uh, the boss to just is filled with many obstacles to, to those lights are being said, the like the 1st thing we just saw on camera. i think it's important to realize that, you know, just just means not just just using accountability for perpetrators, but also the finding

i would also like to echo what my colleague dean has said in saying — what my colleague dean has said worst— in saying that this is one of the worst cases of corporate sexual— the worst cases of corporate sexual exploitation that certainly i and perhaps the world _ certainly i and perhaps the world has ever seen. it was absolutely horrific and i cannot _ absolutely horrific and i cannot stress that word you know — cannot stress that word you know it _ cannot stress that word you know. it was horrific. it is horrific— know. it was horrific. it is horrific because the acts carried _ horrific because the acts carried out against these young women — carried out against these young women and girls, and i say girls— women and girls, and i say girls because most of them were only 19 _ girls because most of them were only 19 to— girls because most of them were only 19 to 24 at the time, some were _ only 19 to 24 at the time, some were as — only 19 to 24 at the time, some were as young as 15 and 16, it is horrific— were as young as 15 and 16, it is horrific because the system, and it— is horri

some viewers may find this next report to be disturb. 22 year old mohammed dean was planning to pursue his higher education. but his future plans ended on august 5th. these families fee, you post shot dead by funding this security for 5th doing and the government protests for them. the law, so for son and brother is unbeatable. dean's father sees his son was short, 5 times now on he once it's just the for his son, the one that does it that will allow me while others are i want to appeal to this government to punish the motor is as easy as well as the autocratic government and the autocratic lead to shake a scene of the global home minister. i said it was the amount of funds the must by faith of justice. is that they believe that water though, is it that the senior police officers use the police force to mode to my son. i would all of them to be punished is obviously i want to see the people responsible for the murder, my son to be punished while i'm alive in this world. i get, i want to let this be a shot. i live phone defends body dean was here in the jot the body district taking part

police investigation is on the way, also coming up. fighting for justice full, this son mohammed, dean, was among more than a 1000 people, killed during antique government, protests and bangladesh. his parents say he was shot dead, advised security forces, and foe from says signs of declarations. of 5 religious intolerance for the head of south east asia is the largest small fonts. this is in indonesia, on the tour of the reach, the guy that says, welcome to the program and we stopped some breaking news of developing story. german police have shot and killed a man who opened fire. near the is ready consulate in munich. footage from social media is very fine to have come from near the see police report. they exchanged 5 with the subject, who they said am shots at the nearby nazi documentation center museum. a said no other people were involved or indeed injured. police have held a news conference noting that today is the anniversary of the 1972 munich olympics terror attacks in which 11 is rarely team members were killed. a comes skiing moines. what's what around 9 am and a person was c

so for son and brother is unbeatable. dean's father sees his son was shot 5 times. all other well now on he once it's just the for his son, the one that does it that will allow me while others are i want to appeal to this government to punish the motor is as easy as well as the autocratic government. and the autocratic lead to shake a scene of the global home minister. i said it was a lot of times the must face. just this is out of the water though, is it the senior police officers use the police force to mode to my son? i would all of them to be punished is obviously i want to see the people responsible for the murder, my son, to be punished while i'm alive in this world. i get i want to disappear. shot i live, found, defends body dean was here in the jot the body district taking part in one of the last and the government protest is just all of us before prime minister sheet. because enough that the country law enforcement agency started fighting at the month straight of dean. what's going to put the dead bodies that hospital official fee dated fif that the dean's

dean reed's last love. 1949. odessa. it was there that as a result of a short but stormy romance soviet komsomol member, as the family legend of the passionate cuban says, the future singer and actress lyudmila soladenko was born. he was much younger than her. because she always said that i do it all like him. as a girl, lyuda fell asleep to her mother's stories about a distant island in the ocean, where they were supposed to go. but after the sudden death of her mother, the reality for the child became a cold orphanage, from where a dance teacher saved a tuberculosis girl. they slept in a shawl, huddled close to each other so as not to freeze. pasa stepanovna saved my life, practically pulled me out of the grave with her own hands. how is an orphan? from odessa became a star of the orchestra of the king of soviet jazz eddie rosemer, played all the roles of dark-skinned foreigners in soviet cinema, why she hid her passionate affair with dean reed and what stopped her from running away to her lover, let's go to america, h

and also after what we've seen, dean from the, the, is the strike. and that, that happens also about a week and a half ago. so we see that the pressure is continuing. but i don't think that the all see that in consideration is still insisting on not investigating the car door and not giving up on the option will fit is ready to return to the fight after the the dean start after the end of the 1st leg, just quickly if you could wait during negotiations about a hostage deal stand at the moment as well. we're still waiting for the fixed um, the proposal by the us, the, the sell you the richter a week ago said that it's going to be in a few days. but it's for long and we still don't have the proposal today, them at a palestinian officials actually said that is how much the reward will lead. ultimately, at the end of the video to the end of the war, permanently and not just timberly that they will give up on their demand. they to evacuate the sort of defeat car resorts. this is the situation where we see that the categories that they do show that yesterda

and supervisor dean preston.ou, my vision for san francisco is a place that is safe and stable for people i have fought for over two decades to make sure that people can stay in affordable housing in the city and not get kicked out of their homes by real estate speculators and greed. i wrote the right to counsel law, launched the rent relief program that we funded by taxing the very wealthy, and did 12 pieces of legislation to ban evictions during the pandemic. so we stopped over 20,000 evictions in san francisco. i have dedicated my life to making sure that this is a place where not just the wealthy can thrive, and at the end of the day, i will continue doing that work. we did a lot of it in the pandemic, but now we're in a post-pandemic era where we have to double down on housing affordability, affordability and anti-displacement work. it's what i've been doing for decades and what i'll continue to do as supervisor, thank you very much. and candidate scotty, thank you. my vision for san francisco is one where f

i have bill trainer, dean of georgetown law and it is my privilege to welcome you to our inaugural supreme court term in review and today we are looking at a crisis of democracy two years post jobs and we will have some very important discussions about civil rights and health law and the discussions today about the last term could not be more timely because it is 10:00 and even as we are speaking we have three decisions being handed down from including one of great import. let me say at the start a very special thank you to our guests and panelists. it is an extraordinary group and i think at georgetown law, probably because we are in washington, d.c. you can look out and see the capitol through the window, we have just amazing panelists and events throughout the year but this is particularly extraordinary and i am just really delighted that we are convening so many important people involved in scholarship and making change in the world to talk about these issues. i would also like to thank our cosponsors at the o'neill institute for organizing the and i would like a round of applause for

the dean there who lives in london _ bad. the dean there who lives in london with _ bad.ondon with her daughters. in london with her daughters after they arrived at heathrow airport from lebanon. now it's time for a look at today's sport with mark edwards. hello from the bbc sport centre. we will start with some football. two more matches in the premier league on sunday. ipswich host aston villa in the early kick—off. then it's manchester united versus tottenham hotspur at old trafford. both sides have had mixed starts to the season, with spurs 10th and united 11th. both sides have had mixed starts to the season, with spurs 10th and united 11th. rarely a week goes by without debate over the future of united manager erik ten hag. this and that speculation has increased again, following a somewhat underwhelming 1—1 draw with dutch side fc twente in the europa league, as well as a draw and two defeats in their last four premier league matches. we will be judged and that is normal. for every game everyone is expected united to win. we know that. it is not a secret for anyone.

dean: on the 11th. is it true that within minutes of joining the walk-through on the morning of the 11th, you shared your concerns about a.g.r. complex not being secure? again, here's the top where crooks was positioned and dies. and shoots from. and dies. you shared your concerns about a.g.r. complex. with whom and what did you say? mr. blasko: i did share my concerns with the agents from my understanding that were in charge of the site that day. i explained to them that the snipers inside that building were overwatching the venue itself and that the whole area, specifically the whole area leading up from the water tower, we had no vantage point from. we could see part of the building that crooks was on. but we had no access or line of sight i should say to that area. and i asked the secret service members that we do not have the additional man power to post anybody there and i requested additional people to be posted there so there would be no access to those grounds. ms. dean: what response did you g

dean, i and a question for natasha. dean, you mentioned _ and a question for natasha.aking - of any of the survivors making complaints _ of any of the survivors making complaints to _ of any of the survivors making complaints to the _ of any of the survivors making complaints to the police - of any of the survivors making | complaints to the police either of any of the survivors making - complaints to the police either now or in the _ complaints to the police either now or in the past. _ complaints to the police either now or in the past, about _ complaints to the police either now or in the past, about people - complaints to the police either now or in the past, about people who i or in the past, about people who work— or in the past, about people who work for— or in the past, about people who work for fayed. _ or in the past, about people who work for fayed, and _ or in the past, about people who work for fayed, and i— or in the past, about people who work for fayed, and i wanted - or in the past, about people who work for fayed, and i wanted to| or in the past, abou

alex dean, thank your company. alex dean, thank you very much for yours too.ch and every one of you at home. i very much appreciate you spending your last hour with me, but i will see you tomorrow night. night night . night night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. we've seen some big thunderstorms through the day today. still a few rumbling on at the moment but they are going to fade overnight tomorrow. a mix of sunshine and showers and it is steadily turning fresher from the west. quite warm and humid though in places at the moment our air is coming up from the south. this low pressure generating the heavy thundery showers steadily clearing from north—east scotland and then the northern isles, but some storms rumbling on as well into this evening over parts of the midlands, northern england and wales. they should start to ease through the early hours. still quite warm and humid and murky over central and eastern parts, but tur

dean kotlowski. she is professor of history at salisbury and was 2022 fulbright distinct chair in arts humanities social sciences at the australian national university. his book, nixon's civil rights politics, principle and policy, was published by harvard university press in 2002. and abigail abigail, do we see her there she is. high. abigail mallon goni is the is an archivist at the john f kennedy presidential library. i looked i checked the weather in cambridge. i think today is 43 and rainy. so not only do we wish you were here, but sure, you wish you were here. and i do. she's been an archivist with the national archives and records administration the past 14 years. first, working at the richard nixon presidential library before joining jfk in 2013. prior to her with nara, she worked for the winthrop group in new york city. abigail received her m.s. in library and information science from long island university. she is an associate lecturer at university of massachusetts. boston, and serves as a

senior what a redemption opportunity for dean janikowski. and the field goal units. in the final five seconds of regulation, can they push it to overtime? figures to be about a 53-yard attempt. his long 55 career, this season 44. and his quarterback mateer will set it up. let's call it 52. dean janikowski the red shirt very to force overtime. money! >> michael: wow. clutch. my man shaked the p.a.t. shook it off. go ahead i got you, coach. >> j.b.: he's been asked to do it all. he's kicked off tonight, he's punted all season with anything labor on ne the injured list and he drills a tying field goal at the end of regulation. >> referee: that's the end of regulation the score is tied. >> j.b.: overtime next. ref you suck! ref you suck! ref you suck! you blew the game for us! you just cost us the game! ...the worst call in the history of this sport. he should never be allowed to ref... (♪♪) ♪ i tell ya... ♪ (♪♪) ♪ how much i love you, love you, love you ♪ (♪♪) ♪ i believe. ♪ (♪♪) ♪ i believe. ♪ ♪ i believe in you. ♪ >> j.b.: if you are surprised then we welcome you to y

, yes, there were only two grown men there. one sergei is a security guard, the other vyazgin, the deanw, when i was a student, deans weren't invited to such parties, so no one invited him, he came for books, he even came in through a different entrance, not through the front door, i saw him downstairs, but i didn't see grisha koltsov there, well, yes, he's a server i was looking for, traces of a substance like... which sergei was poisoned with were found on the sole of your shoe, you poisoned him, you turned off the internet, so that the camera wouldn't record you carrying saltpeter from the garage into the house, but that's all untrue, right, and the fact that your fingerprints were found, is that true? of course, i picked it up when i came to the server modem was already disconnected from the network, and by the way, for your information, you could just shit on the camera footage without turning off the internet. come on, don't show off, and write a sincere confession, please, hello, here, please, allow me, it's good that you 're home, i caught you, can i get straight to the point, o

now, we also know that according to the kings council, dean armstrong, who spoke earlier today, dean�*t know about these claims until 2023. he said he does not believe that to be true. the lawyers have also revealed that they now represent more than 37 women. they say that many women came forward as a result of the bbc investigation, and of course, many more women came forward to tell the bbc of abuse that they suffered overnight, and so this is a story that is very much developing. we also have seen, through the bbc investigation, that the testimonies from these former employees reveal a pattern of predatory behaviour and sexual abuse by mohamed al fayed. we played some of what we heard from natacha, and what they have talked about is the power dynamic. this was a man who presented himself as a fatherly figure to them. they said that they told them to call him papa and natacha said that despite all of her excitement and hopes for working out what is somewhat of a british institution, harrods, she, unbeknownst to her, was entering a lion�*s then. == she, unbeknownst to her, was enter

so dean tells us how the you can get small cuts and sometimes big cuts. if you're not careful, you can also cut the stone incorrectly. people who are old leave this job. older people can't do this kind of precise work and their eyes can't see well enough anymore. and their hands are no longer steady. oh, opposite thing and when you get old, your hands tremble, donovan of the body will not take your hand. shake the gym will get caught incorrectly. you name is the day laborers like no fi. so dean have no labor protections they earned between $2.00 and $6.00 us dollars a day to little for a family to live on. it's estimated that about $50000.00 children work and try poor many have been traffic dentist, slave labor just like a 10 year old boy. we meet interest you shelter. his mother sold him to a trafficker and he ended up working in a gym. stone bangle workshop for 2 months of work. he was paid the equivalent of just 12 us dollars, which was supposedly send to his mother at home 1000 kilometers away. the boy who we aren't permitted to identify is willing to

i've seen that before, and howard dean probably knows where i'm going.re and george w. bush. i have a picture from a halloween party when al gore donned the underdog costume, and he lost. she's a strong candidate, but neither candidate can take for granted where they are. kamala harris is not an underdog. she's a strong fighter that has donald trump on the ropes. that man is 78 years old, and so scared this week he's home. let's talk about that for a -- for a moment. >> i take your point, and howard dean knows it well. to the labor crowd, she might be saying let's keep working. to the general public she also need to project the confidence that she's ready to work on day one. howard dean, we'll take your responses to all of the above, and then this effort to go after harris. first, go ahead on everything. i think this stuff about the underdog, it's device to get people working, not to allow any over-confidence just because the polls -- at this point polls are ridiculous. they do show it's a very even race. that's about all you can tell. you know, as we kn

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he is noted legal scholar dean chemerinsky has authored more than 200 law review articles. he served as the former president of the association of american law schools, dean chemerinsky. welcome back to the club. congratulations on your new. thank you for joining us. thank you so much for having me. truly, my honor and pleasure to be here. and we also are grateful to dean chemerinsky, who moderates programs at the club sometimes. he plays my role when we have topics related to the law and government and history and other. so we appreciate that. so this is a very provocative title. tell us what you mean by no democracy lasts forever. well, literally, that's true. no form of government lasts forever. we've seen so many in the world that were democrat seats that no longer are democracy is i think we foolhardy to believe that the united states is somehow resistant to the forces that have undermined democracy. what caused me to write too

so dean have no labor protections. they earned between $2.00 and $6.00 us dollars a day to little for a family to live on. it's estimated that about $50000.00 children work and shy poor. many have been traffic dentist, slave labor just like a 10 year old boy. we meet interest you shelter. his mother sold him to a trafficker and he ended up working in a gym. stone bangle workshop for 2 months of work. he was paid the equivalent of just 12 us dollars, which was supposedly send to his mother at home 1000 kilometers away. the boy who we aren't permitted to identify is willing to tell us about his ordeal. to stop by somebody what happened after your father died so, so i see jay's on his desk or on the drawing company. so i went to school him for another 2 months and off to that was my mother's time. you know, this guy came and also to help he goes to village is looking for children to work. my mother sent me with him when he came to look for children. yes. for work. i'm good. how did you feel about doing this work? i didn't

would you ever used, corresponded emily or dean was at the rally intel a v and a short time ago. i asked her how israel is felt about a possible all out war with web and on burke stream. you can find, we've been speaking to them here to nights and, and some of them are extremely angry at the government. so not finding a diplomatic solution to this conflict. others are very worried about the hostages that still remain in gaza. so worried that the system focus now to the northern border means that the hostages will be forgotten. others were very defiant and they said, we don't want this full. and they blamed benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister for um, for, for the font. so not finding a deal with the, from us, uh, political reasons to maintain his political survival. but to bubble wrap, the people are worried about their safety and about what will happen next. well, as we've heard from our correspondence, there's been a shift and focus to israel's northern border. and then saturday is really forces conducted a wave of strikes targeting has the la 11 on while has the law continue

the marietta evans dean. welcome to the program. the head of the united nations has condemned the killing of 6 of its staff members, and it is really striking a school in central gossum and opposed on x secretary general antonio tetter said, what is happening in the territory is quote, totally unacceptable. this is the aftermath of wednesdays drank on the l job when you school in new se, road camp 12 other civilians were reportedly also kills their the school houses a new and run facility where thousands of displaced thousands were sheltering. it is already been gone several times before. these really military said this latest attack was a quote, precision strike, targeting a hum us command center for more were a joins now from jerusalem by dw correspondence, emily gord, dean, emily, what more can you tell us about this? is really strikes on that school in casa yes. so this strike targets, it's essentially a school and then those are rocks. refugee comes in central gaza and according to posted in a force he's 18 people were killed i

and that we pay our condolences to say ma'am, come in a to the dean's men and women to his family, the wife and kate, of the entire family, our gonzalez's to lebanon, the region, the, the people over the world and our congratulations to him and to them up those full good thing. this car wouldn't mazda drum, they have done. a lot of it is uh, the mazda drum, us and the, the, with a low might be enjoying the blessings. me, i love this. so is a seat on new the father of a month to the free man? yeah, yeah. he was, he had to the great would he, deans, i want to say that you uh, the some because of the hardly of this of book ron didn't those who have most of the lies and those who are waiting to be monitors for the sake of his love, we must all know that how sudden the slow will be all is with us forever. life depend my condolences to the families of the moods that he can add them who lost their lives. that was being with the has the most of the, in the meeting, a great brother had tried to cut a suspicion. our brother do have this done with my best nielsen and who was amongst the brothers

as he, they've spent is suffering the optimize of the 2006 will, at least i feel dean's wife lost the science and her right. hi. she was left deaf in one ear to use the phone will do something that they shouldn't negotiate. they should do something to and this will help us not feel we thought we were done with was honestly this new will now. so we just can't take it anymore that how much of it in the time the family say they have just about come to terms with the pain of the last conflict. from now they see the once again that losing control over that line. the then these are the she says yes i'm was right. sometimes ok. display for interaction has a serious, intense as just how do you react when a person tells you about that will not take experiences on how can you help them it . and this is what the 17 future counselors, what psycho social advisors unloading the boxes that from the organization and fox the young day themselves and fled to switzerland, most of experience and social psychological book. i'm not one to help. others does give to me. i need to say, and more people are fun