denis lied to mr. big.>> the proof -- first, she says, the chilling details of his alleged cold-blooded murder. they just didn't make any sense. >> i cannot see him the way he left her doing that. and not -- especially not with his kids in the house. there's no way he would have taken that kind of chance. i asked, you know, do you hear gunshots all the time. he said, no, and especially not first thing in the morning outside my window. there was no gunshot. >> he said he did it between the house and the garage. >> you would have heard that surely. >> i definitely would have heard it. >> then there were the clothes denis said wendy wore. a little sweater and jogging pants. >> couldn't be true because of my recollection of the morning, he said that she was wearing totally different clothes than i saw her leave with. >> and something else bothered him. something that he told his crime buddies when they asked him whether he was capable of murder. >> earlier on in the mr. big sting, he confessed to killing a man

but we don't deny them the right to vote. we don't deny them the right to representation. all that we're seeking and all that we're asking for is simply the principle that no taxation without representation. i think we learned that in grammar school when we took u.s. history, when we first learned how great this country is and how great it can be. well, i look forward to the people of washington, d.c., having all rights of citizenship as a member of a state, voting in the greatest state in the country when it becomes one, washington, d.c. thank you, madam chairman, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york -- the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. comer: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. keller. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. keller: thank you, mr. speaker. in 1964, then-attorney general robert f. kennedy summed it up best as to why the framers put the capital outside the bo

we do not deny people the right to vote based on our expectation of how they will vote. we don't disenfranchise people because we disagree with who they might elect. i would defend with my life the right of the people in kentucky and arizona to send my friends here even to represent them even though i disagree most of what i stand for, including their rejection of the rights of people from washington, d.c. and i would never disenfranchise them just because of that. the people of washington -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mrs. maloney: i yield the gentleman an additional 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. raskin: the people of washington came to our aid on january 6, when we were being attacked by violent, fashionists, insurrection iss in this chamber -- insurrectionists in this chamber, in this capitol, they sent the national guard to defend us. the people defend our democratic rights. the question is, will we defend them? let's pass statehood for the people of washington. the speaker pro tempore: the gentl

but i think gaetz's instinct right now is to just deny, deny, deny, just like donald trump deny, denyang in there until we know something one way or another. and as long as donald trump doesn't bother him and sort of hangs back because his staff is worried about it and they don't want him to get involved in this i'm told, as long as donald trump isn't out there attacking him, he probably figures he can survive one way or another. >> yeah, gloria borger, katie benner, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, the decision to suspend the use of johnson & johnson's one-shot covid vaccine after a serious side effect comes to light in just a small number of cases. given how rare the problem is and how deadly covid is, is the decision the right one. should you be concerned if you got the shot or relieved? we'll ask the surgeon general and our own dr. sanjay gupta when we come right back. (vo) jamaica. (woman) best decision ever. (vo) feel the sand between your toes, and the gentle waves of the sea on your skin. feel the warm jamaican breeze lift your spirits and nourish your soul. escape to ex

but we don't deny them the right to vote. we don't deny them the right to representation. all that we're seeking and all that we're asking for is simply the principle that no taxation without representation. i think we learned that in grammar school when we took u.s. history, when we first learned how great this country is and how great it can be. well, i look forward to the people of washington, d.c., having all rights of citizenship as a member of a state, voting in the greatest state in the country when it becomes one, washington, d.c. thank you, madam chairman, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york -- the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. comer: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. keller. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. keller: thank you, mr. speaker. in 1964, then-attorney general robert f. kennedy summed it up best as to why the framers put the capital outside the bo

, deny, deny.exism in this country, we deny poverty, we deny homophobia and trans phobia, and we also deny racism, but especially anti-black racism. anti-black racism is the principle of the racial caste system. unless we can all just tell the truth. we always say we want truth, justice and reconciliation. we can't get the reconciliation without the justice and we can't get the justice unless we get to truth. so we're so used to denying what occurred, we can never actually get to the bottom of these problems of the again, i stress, these kid, these black kids, i'd love black women, like sojourner truth and harriet tubman. black men, like frederick douglas and robert smalls, actually saved american democracy. we would not be here, tonight, without the black people who, not just survived during racial slavery, but thrived, at times, transformed all these institutions that are still imperfect but they have given us a chance to have a future for the entire country. >> thank you. i always appreciate you

thank you. >> i'm going to deny that defense of acquittal. unlike a jury which has to decide whether the case is been proven beyond reasonable doubt and in doing so, must presume in the separated at this point is to look at the evidence in the light most favorable to the state. and even when the inconsistencies, major or minor, between witnesses the jury is free to believe and when viewing a set of facts in light most favorable to the state, they could give their greatest weight to those witnesses who established that the use of force was unreasonable and that the cause of death was positional fascia or lack of oxygen or however the state wishes to characterize it. but most importantly that it was caused by the defendant. that is viewing the evidence in the light most favorable to the state is clear that that has been established. so based on that standard, motion for acquittal is denied. i think we told the counsel for mr. hall to be available and 9:00 o'clock. do they want to address any issues other than that. [inaudible]. is mr. hall pres

not only this one, but a previous variance for a similar project was denied. it was denied in 2017. this more recent one was appealed to the board after the filing of the appeal. the appellant reached out to me and wanted to know what could possibly be approved here and wanted to find a code compliant alternative and after much review, there was no way to find this code compliant because the existing rear building wall extends 1 foot 8 inches into the required yard. you can go to the yard, including a 12-foot pop out, which could be one story that can go out 12 feet or be sent back 5 feet and then go up two stories. unfortunately, in this case, they weren't eligible for this provision because the existing building encroached. looking and seeing it was a minor encroachment was working for the appellant to see what they would desire. there were some limits of what we could approve with the variance. we discussed with the zoning administrator and he would feel comfortable with the project that has been divided and that doesn't extend as far as either the existing deck that as -- that i

, deny, deny just like donald trump denies, denies, denies and hang in there until we know something and as long as donald trump doesn't bother him and sort of hangs back because his staff is worried about it and they don't want him to get involved in this i'm told, as long as donald trump isn't out there attacking him, he probably figures he can survive one way or another. >> gloria borger, katy bennett, thank you. >>> next, the decision to suspend the use of johnson & johnson's one shot covid vaccine after a serious side effect comes to light in a small number of cases. given how rare the problem is and how deadly covid is, is the decision the right one. should you be concerned if you got the shot or relieved? we'll ask dr. sanjay gupta when we come back. neither are resilient people. there's strength in every family story. learn more about yours. at ancestry. [ring] [ring ring] [ring] oh no... i thought i just ordered tacos. nope! sushi... ramen... burgers... tandoori chicken... some milk from the store, and... ...and, let me guess. cookies? wha, me hungry! yeah. here, i'll call s

genocidal action we hope you find your sister soon go through and obviously the chinese government denies genocide in any way in june jack richard about thank you after the break with george floyd trial and what's really at stake. what the pandemic no certainly no borders are just blind to nationalities. is are we dealing with the we don't look like. the. judge you know commentary this is a dissident and. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing it's your own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever but it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. welcome back today while u.s. military forces continue to flex u.s. taxpayer dollars all around the world u.s. politicians return to the senate and the u.s. conversation turns ugly in would is the u.s. a de facto apartheid state some are asking is t.v. channels brokaw's live proceedings in the prosecution of the alleged police killer of george floyd joining me from new jersey's one of america's most influential conservative think is recalling professor jurisprudence at princeton university professor

turkey has always strongly denied that the deaths were systematically orchestrated.u may find upsetting. a solemn ceremony of remembrance in the armenian capital, yerevan. people here see the past as a burning injustice. more than a century on, it has now been recognised by america as a genocide. president biden, seen here leaving the white house, has taken a historic step, a reckoning with history, and has given his verdict. the statement issued by the white house is damning. the president refers to the ottoman era armenian genocide and says... "1.5 million armenians were deported, massacred or marched to their deaths in a campaign of extermination." these painful images from 1915 show some of the horrors. skulls on public display. armenians hanging in full view. for decades, turkey has denied this was a genocide and said innocent turks died too in the turmoil of war. it has reacted angrily to president biden�*s move. i reached the senior adviser to the turkish leader, who said president erdogan had tried to talk him out of it and there would be consequences. we cou

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examples of people being denied places in the academy because of their views and their writings and their scholarly work. why why haven't you saved them why why there's so few little speaking out to save people on the grounds of freedom of scholarly ideas and for. well i haven't singlehandedly saved anybody i've been involved in some defenses of people that have saved a few and i'm proud of proud of that not enough though too many people are cancelled too many people are discriminated against they're denied on entirely on reasonable grounds grounds of belief grounds of religion grounds of politics positions that they are otherwise entirely qualified for i'm not a victim myself despite the fact that i am a conservative i'm a christian religious believer a catholic i have had a blessed life in the academy i'm not a victim but other people are the late roger scruton was a victim on both sides of the atlantic because of his conservative views he was denied academic positions that he should have had and if it can happen to a person at the top of his intellectual game like roger scruton s

genocidal action we hope you find your sister soon go through and obviously the chinese government denies genocide. in any way in ginger and richard about thank you after the break the dog floyd trial and what's really at stake. welcome back today while u.s. military forces continue to flex u.s. taxpayer dollars all around the world u.s. politicians return to the senate and the u.s. conversation turns ugly inward is the u.s. a de facto apartheid state some are asking is t.v. channels brokers live proceedings in the prosecution of the alleged police killer of george floyd joining me from new jersey's one of america's most influential conservative think is recalling professor jurisprudence at princeton university professor robert p. george thank you so much for coming on to the world is watching this trial how have you seen the reaction to perceived decline in the united states over many years of law and ethics well i think one thing that hasn't declined is this most americans of most races want. mr sheldon to receive a fair trial if he's guilty of murder they want to be convicted of murder

at the time. >> i mean, he denies it.totally denies it. he says it didn't happen. and you know, you have to listen to him also. >> what about vladimir putin, who our intelligence agencies say meddled in u.s. elections to help trump? >> president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> then there's saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman who a u.s. intel report says approved an operation to capture and kill journalist jamal khashoggi. >> the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. the denial was very strong. it wasn't like there was a question in his mind. the denial was very, very strong. the denial was not only a denial. it was a very firm denial. >> roy moore, gaetz, you know, mohammed bin salman, putin, they aw denied. case closed. with the latest on the gaetz saga i'm joined by oshld senltd nell columnist gabe maxwell. i wonder how this all plays in florida where gaetz and his father are extre

he denies making the remark.ject that proved incredibly hard to reach agreement on was fishing. this week, ros atkins is looking at whether promises made during the brexit referendum and in the trade talks have been met — starting with the pledge from brexiteers that britain would take back control of its waters. to those who support it, brexit�*s about taking back control. it's an idea that resonated with fishermen and women. we should be the guardians of our own seas, not ministers who we do not know, who we haven't voted in making decisions for us. borisjohnson argued that more prosperity would come with more control. you've got the eu commission sitting, instead of us, deciding how fish stocks of uk fish will be parceled up and divvied up. so, you take back control. and, as the trade talks unfolded last year, the idea of control was there again. the principle of being - an independent coastal state, controlling access to our waters is a redline - for this government. but did borisjohnson and his government ke

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boris johnson has denied saying i top of the agenda again. bodies piled high in their thousands rather than agree to a new lockdown. those remotes were alleged to have been made last autumn amid heated discussion in downing street. people who are familiar with the conversation say the prime minister did make the comment with an athletic mr johnson says the reports were total while bish. a political editor reports. —— total rubbish. our political editor reports. are you ready? politics is notjust a game, but a constant back—and—forth over the most serious of decisions. boris johnson's alleged, in the autumn, to have made the most serious of remarks, suggesting around the time of the second lockdown that the bodies of those dying of coronavirus could just pile up. did he? no, but, again, ithink the important thing, i think, people want us to get on and do as a government is to make sure that the lockdowns work. yet back in early autumn, it was tense. ministers and advisers divided over whether to lock down again as coronavirus rose. after argum

process and they were denied. the project has not changed in size of scope. does not require any variances. it's fully code compliant and our permit was issued on february 2, 2021. ms. meneghetti in her letter, she you know, the kind of sad ask we're not part of the historic resource, so design our home to fit more with existing neighboring homes we agreed and worked closely with r-dot and this is now what's in front of you as you can see on this drawing here, we set our home up. third story. we have similar roof line. this is kind of what the home's going to look like once when it's finished. in terms of the broader neighborhood context, the project fits. this is our home here. just across the street from the elementary school that is currently going through the major remodel. it is occupying the entire block, it's 40' in height and solid mass. we also have a huge presence of four story buildings in the marina. over 400 stories in the marina and our block has ten 4-story buildings as you can see here. we also took lots of work as trying to minimize any impac

but the government denies claims that borisjohnson broke the rules.he government has to answer to why they had given out billions of pounds of money to their cronies and their friends and they won't even declare it through the current rules. the costs are being covered by the prime minister and everything is being fully declared, in line with the rules. england's biggest football teams and the sport's governing bodies will stage a four—day boycott of social media from next friday, to campaign for social media companies to crack down on online abuse. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. india's prime minister says the surge in coronavirus cases across the country has shaken the nation. narendra modi was speaking after india registered a world record number of new coronavirus cases for the fourth day in a row. nearly 350,000 infections were reported in the latest daily figures, as well as more than 2,700 deaths. across the country, hospitals are being overwhelmed by the new cases and running out of oxygen to help them brea

be denied housing in 27 states. be denied jobs, public accommodations.f they or their children are in school or college, their sexual orientation or gender identity could open them up to discrimination in educational pursuits and 31 states. many use the act as a mockery. many of whom live without basic human rights watch and even in 2021. bigotry and dangerous lives of many people whose life expectancy hovers around 35 years of age. >> we have a society in which we have people who are excluded from protections. protection underscores that the work at the country remains fundamentally undone. >> if you can protect them, you can protect everyone. if you cannot protect them, we don't have equality. ♪ >> we have all seen pictures and photos, heard stories of things that have happened in the past in america. i'm sure many members of the committee have the same reaction i did when you look at a sign that said "whites only." when you heard stories of lynchings that took place not only in the south, but across the united states. when you hear of the discriminati

here's what trump said at the time. >> well, he denies it. look, he denies it.denies it. he says it didn't happen and you know you have to listen to him also. >> what about vladimir putin where intelligence agencies say meddled in elections with donald trump. >> president putin. he said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> and there is saudi prince crown britain mohammed bin al salman who reports say he approved to capture and kill journalist khashoggi. >> the denial was very strong. it wasn't like there was a question in his mind. the denial was very, very strong. the denial was not only a denial, that was a very firm denial. >> roy moore, gaetz, mohammed bin salman, putin, they all denied it. case closed. for latest, i am joined by scott max maxwell who has been righting about matt gaetz and his roots. i wonder how this plays in florida, where he and his father were extremely known entities. >> yeah, they r. back in florida don gaetz is respected and

>> for example, he denies giving any pills to mr. floyd, denies that he had pills. we know a lot of -- that is not -- there's a lot of evidence that suggests that's not true. he gave false information at the scene, at least twice. he did flee from minnesota and had to be apprehended in texas. he gave very sketchy details about his own involvement. denied having any fake money, passing any fake money. so there are a lot of reasons to doubt mr. hall's credibility when analyzing the entire giving of this statement. it's very self-serving, obviously. >> what are your thoughts regarding the body of evidence that would be considered -- that he could legitimately take a fifth amendment claim of compelled self-incrimination versus, is it smaller, larger or as counsel said, the same batch that falls under 403b3. >> that's the primary point that i was trying to make. none of that is a statement against interest. it's a description he had of others, mr. floyd. that's not implicating himself and thereby not creating a statement against interest or something that would implicate

in a video passed to the bbc, prince hamzah denies any wrongdoing. i am not the person responsible for the breakdown in governance, for the corruption and for the incompetence that has been prevalent in our governing structure for the last 15—20 years. and a spectacular procession in the streets of cairo — the mummies of 22 ancient egyptian rulers transported to a new resting place. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. covid certificates look set to be trialled by the british government in plans to try to restart mass events and foreign travel. it's expected the pilots could start from mid—april. let's look at some of the detail with our political correspondent, nick eardley. this is fairly significant. let's start off with international travel, what is the british government laying out? fin what is the british government laying out?— what is the british government la in: out? ., laying out? on monday we will get an u date laying out? on monday we will get an update from — laying out? on monday we will get an update from

praga cues to russian spies of being involved in a 2014 explosion at an arms depo the kremlin has denied any involvement well separately the u.s. is warning russia there will be consequences if kremlin critic alexina valmy dies in prison his health is deteriorating after being on hunger strike and his medical team is being denied access all of this is happening while moscow is already facing international scrutiny for a military buildup near ukraine's eastern border but it's begins our coverage on tensions between prague in moscow. a series of explosions hit this ammunition depot 330 kilometers southeast of prague in october and december 24th seen 2 men were killed almost 7 years later the czech government says it now knows who is responsible and i quote you know that based on clear evidence obtained during the investigation conducted by our security services i can say there is a well grounded suspicion about the involvement of officers of the russian intelligence service in the explosions and then when you know 2014 these are the 2 men the czech government wants to question their travel

turkey has for the longest time denied the genocide.international crime against humanity because they got to confiscate trillions worth of armenian, greek and assyrian properties, communal, personal, life insurances and whatnot. certainly the country does stand to lose not only its image and credibility and in the international arena but also there will be certainly other financial ramifications. i am sure that is what they are mostly concerned about, and that is why they have concealed this from their own people as well as trying to exert a gag rule on the entire world for so long. sake really you are watching bbc news. sake really hospitals in india are warning of dire shortages in the face of a huge surge of patients needing treatment for coronavirus, as almost a million new cases are confirmed in the last three days alone. the prime minister is under pressure to explain how the refurbishment of his downing street flat was paid for, following allegations by his former chief advisor. dominic cummings claimed borisjohnson considered wh

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are denied that most basic fundamental right. today's debate forces us to confront the fundamental question of who we are as a nation. do we believe in the right to full and equal representation, or are these just empty words? d.c. residents are americans, and they deserve the equal rights our national ideals promised them. i want to, again, thank the outstanding congresswoman for her tireless and selfless advocacy to ensure that d.c. residents finally gain full representation they deserve. i join many and thank the leadership of the democratic caucus, speaker nancy pelosi, majority leader hoyer, james clyburn, and i urge a yes vote in favor o >> the launch of the spacex crew dragon endeavor happens friday morning. watch the prelaw firm live on c-span2 starting at 5:00 a.m. eastern with takeoff ski all-ed for 5:49 eastern from nasa's kennedy space center in florida. we'll bring you the post-launch news conference set for 7:30 a.m. eastern. live coverage on friday, 7:00 a.m. spmbingscrn 2, also online at c span.org or listen on th

under house arrest in a video message the king's half brother sharply criticized jordan's leaders but denied being part of an alleged coup plot the army has warned him not to damage jordan security and stability amid a growing rift in the royal family. jordan's crime prince hands that bin hussein on his wedding day in 2004. i'm embrace from his half brother king abdullah. 6 months later the king would strip hands of his title of crime prince and give it to his own son instead. but hamza remains popular in jordan close to tribal leaders and seen as in touch with ordinary people he now says that's why he's been targeted. in a video sent to the b.b.c. hamza says he is under house arrest after being warned that he got too close to critics of the king he says he is not part of any conspiracy but he does openly condemn jordan's leaders this country has become corrupt from its ism and in this way. state t.v. earlier and nights that hamza had been asked to stop activities targeting quote security and stability it said security agencies arrested multiple former top officials as reports world of appro

amid charges that he and other high level officials were plotting to destabilize the kingdom that denies being part of a conspiracy and sais he is being silenced. according to jordan's security officials the king's half brother bin hussein had been under investigation for some time the country's foreign minister said the former crown prince was trying to mobilize tribal leaders against the government with support from abroad. the investigations monitored interference including calls with foreign parties regarding the suitable timing to start steps to shake the security of our steady jordan. 16 people including a former adviser to king abdullah and another member of the royal family were arrested the military initially denied arresting hum's i've been hussein and said it had issued him a warning for his actions but in a video statement sent to media on saturday prince homes are claimed he had been placed under house arrest for associating with critics of the royal family. it's my movement restricted it's my ability to communicate has been stripped of its people. to try to strike from the

has abused his power by strong words from her but netanyahu benyamin netanyahu has always said he denies all the charges and he has called it a rich hand against him and his family from his political opponents ok so he certainly got his hands full the court case and hoping to form the next government how does he how does this long serving prime minister manage these 2 critical events in his life. well he certainly about to clear his name but at the same time he wants to be the one to 4 in the next government but i'm not sure if that is really in his hands now because the trial or the pace will pick up now the judge just scheduled 3 hearings per week it will take a long time at the same time now the consultation process is in the hands of the israeli president he will have to decide by wednesday who he thinks has the best chances to form a coalition now this person will have 1028 days and even an extension to do so but it will be some more weeks until we know whether there will be a government or not in the coming weeks time here in jerusalem thank you. to jordan where the former crown pr

house arrest in a video message the king's half brother sharply criticized jordanian leaders but he denied being part of an alleged coupons authorities have arrested several other high level officials for what they describe as security reasons. georgians crime prince hamza bin hussein on his wedding day in 2004. an embrace from his half brother king abdullah. 6 months later the king would strip pams of his title of crime prince and give it to his own son instead. but tons of remained popular in jordan close to tribal leaders and seen as in touch with ordinary people he now says that's why he's been targeted. in a video sent to the b.b.c. hamza says he is under house arrest after being warned that he got too close to critics of the king he says he is not part of any conspiracy but he does openly condemn jordan's leaders this country has become corrupt from its ism and in this one. state t.v. earlier nights that hamza had been asked to stop activities targeting quote security and stability it said security agencies arrested multiple former top officials as reports world of approach to unseat

clarke vehemently denies all the allegations.h had been announced a few weeks before the ceremony. it says... clarke told the guardian... clarke has been appearing in itv prime—time drama viewpoint all this week, but this afternoon, the broadcaster said, that in light of the serious allegations made against him, it now wouldn't be airing tonight's episode. lizo mzimba, bbc news. paul fleming is the general secretary of the actor's union equity. he has been speaking about the allgeation agaisnt noel clarke tojonny dymond on radio 4's �*pm' programme... these sabine said repeatedly in this is important they are thoroughly investigated. the real question is why people could not raise these concerns at the time or have confidence in the process they will come through. why are we in this position retrospectively and how is this culture still so believable in our industry for years on from me to? ~ our industry for years on from me to? . ., , ., to? once the outstanding contribution _ to? once the outstanding contribution to _ to? once

here is denis leary! not there. but listen, i'm half vaxxed, okay >> jimmy: good [ cheers and applause >> i'm going to be fully vaxxed half vaxxed is pretty much what all people already say about me and how i do things. but, i'm half vaxxed i'll be fully vaxxed in two weeks. so, then, you know, hopefully i'll be able to come into the studio and see you it's so weird not to be live you know >> jimmy: we have like over 50 people in the audience. so we actually have -- [ cheers and applause we're so happy that you can even do this >> jimmy: i know you're a big sports fan, big boston sports fan. and i wanted to ask you about tom brady and how you felt, him leaving the patriots and went on to win the super bowl for tampa bay. i know sorry to bring this up >> so listen, sadly, my plan didn't work out. my plan was that tom was going to go to another team, in this case tampa bay, and that team would suck, and then he would come back. so it didn't really work out -- my plan. >> jimmy: no >> so i was shocked. becau

an ounce multiple arrests of former senior officials on fast say night jordan's army chief denied the prince how it was among them but it didn't mention the arrest of the former head of the royal court but some our dollar. was a long time also that of the ching and was at one time a minister of finance and has been arrested along with several others that were very close to the heart of court it is not clear exactly what the role that prince. played and there but clearly there has been any division inside the court that has led the security forces to consider this a danger to the stability of jordan's government. prince hamza is the half brother of king abdullah when their father king hussein passed away in 1909 king abdullah was crowned and prince hamza became the crown prince of jordan however king abdullah stripped him of this title 5 years later following saturday's arrests regional leaders including the g.c.c. were quick to express solidarity with king abdullah security personnel have been deployed in the capital amman and other parts of the country there are still more questions

denies any wrongdoing and clearly the roll call think otherwise. well what he did was need to hear references in his video he met with members of tribal elders or tribal leaders and the voice their dissent and so him being in that presence signaled that there could be a rising internal rift but really a threat to remember he was the former crown prince the former lead king hussein wanted him to be the crown prince and it was king abdullah who were moved him and so there is especially in this time of austerity a comparison and it seems that former crown prince hamza sees himself as the natural leader harkening back to a time of his father where could this lead to what are the dangers of what's happening here. this is probably not going to lead anywhere but what the king has to do is probably raise some of the austerity measures here it's going to be very difficult because these are the conditions the i.m.f. has placed time for him to reduce the debt to g.d.p. ratio in order for the i.m.f. loans to continue so domestically it's going to be a tough ti

indeed, the russians at first denied anything had gone wrong.e russia were they forced to admit the accident. for the mujahideen, the mood here is of great celebration. this is the end of a 12—year war for them. they have taken the capital that they have been fighting for for so long. it was 7 o'clock in _ the morning when power began to pass from the minority- to the majority, when africa, after 300 years, reclaimed its last white colony. - this is bbc news, the latest headlines: india's covid crisis deepens further. doctors say people are dying on the streets. the of the world health organization has described the situation is beyond heart raking. president biden agrees to share some of the us vaccine stockpile. millions of doses are to be donated. the star—studded indian premier league is the world's biggest and richest cricket tournament. it's being held in venues — including delhi — without fans and players in biobubbles. but there's fierce debate over whether it's inappropriate given india's unprecedented covid crisis. fans have defended t

the existence of the blockade so the special envoy to yemen currently time under king has denied that there is a blockade despite all of this evidence peter what do you make of it i mean there's clearly a blockade timlin a king has said there is it the port of ho data is clearly the site of of a blockade how does this continue to have a white wire the lack of u.s. intervention why or why a lack of acknowledgment from the syrian government how is that allowed to happen to make sense of this. sure so that's a big component of this war has been economic warfare from from all sides but obviously you're a big powerful party like the saudis who correctly at the correct to say beginning of the conflict just shut down young uns unable waters and then the un intervene so that this this verification mechanism to let goods flow into. anyone trying to ship goods into data has really been subject to the whims of the coalition of the government and serene says since january because of the stopping fuel from entering the controlled areas we get back to the legal issues and the argument the coalition

we came as doctors but it's cruel and monstrous to deny access to a dying patient we will call the medical unit and try to find out what's going on we'll keep trying but at the moment we've done everything we can we can't do anything else. look for girls to go. through we tried to get in touch with the prisons authorities but nothing happened it's not clear what's happening lexi's condition is not clear either the situation might be very serious and critical i think we need to take all the measures to resolve it for the sake of the mom i had her castro's in washington joins us live now a number of different pressure points on russia's relationship with the west not least those warnings of the health of alexina valmy what's been the response in washington. well maryam biden's national security advisor jake sullivan has said publicly that there will be consequences for the kremlin if the volley dies now pressed on what those consequences may be he said he wouldn't go into specifics publicly but that the united states has been in direct communication with russian officials he went on to say t

. >> or it could see if the deny, deny, deny, shiny object that worked during trump, if that still works. if that strategy still holds up. >> i'd be shocked if he resigns. i think he'll be like, yeah, okay but i'm not resigning. >> allegedly. >> yeah, it is an allegation. if he didn't show the pictures, he should be saying that right now. but he's got to be careful because, if you really push the limit, with other members of congress. and they go bad on you. which i have never seen, on the right. i haven't seen, in this modern era. we know it has to be coming for the right because if he had showed pictures like that to members of the left, they would have said it right away. so, his own are going bad on him. they didn't even do that with the qanon lady. >> no, not at all. she is still standing by him. so is jim jordan. >> and i am still getting heat from people saying wait a minute. you are not talking about the extortion scheme enough. but even if everything gaetz says about these people trying to extort his dad, it has nothing to do with the other investigation. >> yeah. >> so, it does

charges he denies. be given the first chance to form a new coalition government after last month's election, israel's fourth in two years. he is known as the great survivor, but this is another day when benjamin netanyahu's personal and politicalfate lies in the balance. simply put, israel is divided into two camps, those for and against the prime minister. and you've got small groups of both here outside the court. anti—netanyahu protesters accuse mr netanyahu of putting his personal interests before those of the country. they want him to resign. he is doing everything that he can, and the last year has proved that he is doing everything that he can to escape justice, actually. and he will take 9 million citizens, israeli citizens, down the drain, only to escape justice. but his supporters claim legal proceedings are a political witch—hunt. now they're trying to do a governmental coup, and we are against it. because benjamin netanyahu is the one and only leader. he has no faults, maybe, he's not perfec

they received no warning of the accident, the rusans first denied anything had gone wrong.ity levels began to increase outside russia, then they were forced to admit the accident. ♪ >> the mood here is of great celebration. this is the end of a 12 year war, they have taken the a than fighting for for so long. >> 7:00 in the morning, the day when power began to fast -- to pass from the minority to the majority when africa reclaimed its last colony. >> we are here in the bbc newsroom, our lead story is that president biden has told americans if they have been vaccinated, they no longer need to wear masks when meeting outdoors. he also urged more people to take up an offer. we turn to myanmar, because it has seen one of the intense crashes since the military coup nearly three months ago. this was the scene when they captured an army outpost in the region. the union represents the ethnic minority current communities in current state. it bders thailand and the southwest of myanmar. nearly 6 billion people live in the region and communities of the majority, they want self-determi

he denies those allegations.ious misconduct reports. the actor was presented with the outstanding british contribution to cinema award this month. 0ur correspondent tim muffett has more. after has issued a statement that says that in the light of allegations of serious misconduct regarding no clerk in the guardian, after has taken the decision to suspend his membership and the outstanding british contribution to cinema award immediately and until further notice —— noel clarke this comes following a series of allegations in the guardian concerning the actor's behaviour. noel clarke said he vehemently denies any allegations and has said in a statement that in a 20 year career, i've put inclusivity and diversity at forefront of my work and have never had a complaint against me. tim muffett reporting. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: the groundbreaking new treatment helping people who have a rare form of inherited sight loss. nothing, it seemed, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the ext