no problem, said denis.ully involved in what he clearly believed was a criminal gang. after a couple of months, by august, he was helping them smuggle illegal cigarettes and alcohol, to exchange stolen diamonds, even to transport guns. or so he thought. >> over time, the target is led to believe that he is an up-and-comer in the criminal organization. >> then it got more serious. denis was asked to threaten a man. he did. though he said he didn't like it. and he guarded a hotel room door as an undercover officer savagely beat a woman. denis never suspecting it was all an act. >> these undercover officers, they're amazing actors. and they're described as right out of hollywood. the types of scenarios that they do. the beatings. the staged kidnappings. the fake blood packs. it's truly phenomenal. >> denis bonded with his crime buddy over meals in fancy restaurants and evenings in strip clubs. the pay was good, too. about 12 grand in a little more than three months, more than he'd earned in years, he told his s

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jonah whole has the latest deny, deny, deny has been the strategy at number 10 downing street over reports of a staff christmas party last year when they were banned on the cobra rules. the government says no rules were broken, leaked video recorded 2 days later, during rehearsals by senior staff for a news briefing offers damning evidence to the contrary. i went home, old and all that is changed to see from mine. all right. this is, this is recorded. inspection of policy with a business means it's not just one of those involved has now resign. it recalled and perhaps eclipse to previous pandemic rule. breaches like chief advisor, dominic cummings, lockdown family road trip, the former health secretary mat hancock's office affair, and the prime minister's own failure to wear a mask on a recent hospital visit. at prime minister's questions on wednesday for his johnson was under extreme pressure to step up his response, saying, i can understand how infuriating it must be to think that the people who have been setting the rules have not been following the mississippi. because i was also curio

johnson has repeatedly denied any rules, were broken. the senior adviser has not resigned. india's defense chief general, rather than 12 other officials, have been killed in a helicopter crash that came down in need to get a district in southern html, lardy state, one person, a savant and j bought and says, sending us troops to defend ukraine from russia is not on the cards, vladimir putin and bog spoke virtually on cheese days, concerns mounting rushes, truth build up with a border with ukraine. now saudi arabia's crown prince. mom had been sil, bond is a dough hall to meet the amir of cancer as part of a regional tool. now this visit comes ahead of the annual gulf lee to summit in rehab this month. it's his 1st to cut off and saudi arabia and 3 other arab nations imposed a blockade on the country in 2017, which ended early this year. let's cross over to our course, but the hash alba, who's in doha and following events, and how she more than just a goodwill visit really it's about resubmitting, the ties and the trust lost over the block

and they got to say is that that denied they've just denied everything that we're trying to tell the news, which i tell the social media, they did not every situation. i'm not saying it's covered today, but, and that's it. but i'm just saying that if that, that they doing this a lot of over all the things that just happened, the un security council has meant to discuss salvaging the 2015 iran nuclear deal. ambassador said, situation is grave and iran's nuclear program is more advanced than ever. the us house of representatives has voted to hold former white house, chief of staff, mock meadows, in contempt of congress. the mostly party line vote came one day after the committee investigating january 6 capitol hill ride recommended the measure meadows refused to attend to hearing loss. we despite being subpoenas, those are the headlines. the listening post is next. once upon a time, finally fled from one and so silent and eli assistance so so scared has been sent back. not they disappeared. we've been foul. i a little boy 158 mom. shit. make square. how will that story and witness wake

he's not denied it. he said, he says no rules were broken. most of those things -- both of those things can't be true, prime minister. he's taken the british public before. and as for following the rules, prime minister, it might be good just to look behind you when it comes to question of -- as ever one rule for them, another rule for everybody else. >> mr. speaker, at the last election the prime minister promised no build 40 new hospitals, 40 new hospitals, page 10 of his manifestos. with waiting lists so high, prime minister, it's a very, very important commitment. now cabinet office and the treasury have checked on progress, and it's reported that they've reached a damning conclusion. i know the chancellor has seen that. they've concluded9 hat project needs -- that the project needs a red flag because it's unachievable. prime minister, is that a true? >> prime minister. >> no, mr. speaker. we're -- [inaudible conversations] he's made politic it's on art of frivolous questions, mr. speaker. we're putting record investments into the nhs on

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the attorney general says denies black and latino voters an equal opportunity to participate. this is about 10 minutes. mr. garland: good afternoon and thank you for coming. the justice department's filed suit against the state of texas for violating section ii. of the voting rights act. as the supreme court has observed, the core principle of our democracy is that voters should choose representatives, not the other way around. section ii requires that state voting laws, including laws that drawn electoral maps, provide eligible voters with an equal opportunity to participate in the democratic process and to elect representatives of their choosing. the complaint we have filed alleges that texas has violated section ii by redistricting plans that violate the rights of latino and black voters to vote on account of their lease or -- of their race or membership in a linkage group. in 2015, the supreme court effectively limited the preclearance provisions of the voting rights act. earlier this year, i noted that this redistricting cycle would be the first since 1960 without the pro

has denied 78% of disability claims of toxic exposure from burn pits. why so many? sec.onough: i look at the 30 years a little different. this president is the first president in those 30 years to presumptively link certain conditions and begin paying benefits and providing care based on those -- that presumptive link for veterans. now, when you think about the number, the president announced in may that we have covered three presumptions, conditions, asthma, sinusitis, and rhinitis. we anticipate 300,000 veterans will apply for those conditions. already, more than 7000 have applied and somewhere around 70% of those applications have been approved. i don't know if at the end of the day we will let be at full 70%, but the point is that it is long overdue that this gets done. this is the first president in 30 years to do it and we will stay on top of it until this is fixed. nick: why do you think this has been such a problem for so long? sec. mcdonough: i think people have been trying to establish a scientific connection. the level at which you establish that connection is

a spokesperson issued a statement, denying the claims, saying, quote, to the extent that they were sent to cnn to he negate what chris cuomo told his audience, he fully stands by his on-air statement about his connections to these issues, professionally and in a personal way. if the goal in making these false and a unvetted accusations was to see mr. cuomo punished by cnn, that may explain his unwarranted termination. cuomo previously going on air to deny claims of advising his brother in the aftermath of hiss resignation as new york's governor. >> i never attacked, nor encouraged anyone who attack any woman who came forward. i never made calls to the press about my brother's situation. >> reporter: in a video posted on instagram, former cnn anchor brooke baldwin calling for the network to make meaningful change. >> i would like to see cnn put a woman in that 9:00 p.m. spot. not me. i've moved on. but there are plenty of brilliant women they can choose from. >> reporter: our own janice dean responding to the news by saying she is glad the cuomo brothers comedy hour has been canceled. sh

they are denied time with their attorneys and denied the ability to even see their families and have their families visit there. they are denied bail and being held there without bail. many of these people have never been charged for a crime before. some of them are veterans. and the treatment is unbelievable. they are told they have to denounce president trump. they are told that their views are the views of cult members, even though these are men that every single night at 9:00 put their hand over their heart and sing the national anthem voluntarily. imagine a group of men being held in jail with no idea when they are going to go to court, no ability to bailout, no ability to see their family. being mistreated and abused worse than we treat terrorists at gitmo. yet they have their hand over their heart at 9:00 and sing the national anthem. that is something i do not think any of us can fathom. while they are being persecuted by the very government that has the american flag over our buildings. this is completely wrong. whether we agree, disagree, and i can tell you right now i comp

the defendant denied the crime, particularly denied being part of the russian security apparatus, or having been commissioned by any security apparatus at all. for there is not a single piece of evidence and the court also admitted there isn't any evidence that would prove this. there is only circumstantial evidence. this prompted on the line of bare bog to call the russian ambassador to the foreign ministry and which he was informed that 2 of his diplomats will be going home. these are much in startling, this murder on behalf of the state as determined that quite a day represents a serious violation of german law and of germany. sovereignty, the russian ambassador was informed that the members of the diplomatic step of the russian embassy were being declared undesirable. i hope there will be no escalation, because in a moment we don't really need peace, we don't need or there's an economical crisis. there's covered crisis. when we look at the rhetorics off of foreign ministry, analynn of our book, i'm a bit afraid she wants to escalate the conflict. i will go to the russian side, wi

correspondent: deny, deny, deny has been the strategy of number 10 downing street over reports of a stafftmas party last year under covid rule bans. no rules were broken the governor says --the government says. leaked video during rehearsals by senior staff or a news briefing offers damming evidence to the contrary. >> hold on, hold on. uhh, -- >> just be clear. >> this is a business meeting. [laughter] >> this is recording. >> this was a business meeting. it was not socially distance. [laughter] correspondent: one involved has resigned. it recalled and eclipsed previous will breaches -- rule breaches. at prime minister's questions on wednesday, boris johnson was under pressure to step up his response. pm johnson: i can understand how infuriating it must be to think the people who are setting the rules have not been following the rules. mr. speaker, i was also furious to see that. mr. speaker, i apologize. i apologize unreservedly for the offense it has caused up and down the country, and i apologize for the impression it gives. correspondent: it barely took the sting out of the oppositio

the man tasked with changing that is denis mcdonough, secretary of the v.a. welcome to the newshour. welcome to the newshour, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> schifrin: i want to imin with statistics that show the scope of the problem. since the gulf war in the early '90s, through this year, of 1.31 million veterans who filed a claim for a respiratory illness caused by their service, more than 40 percent of claims were denied, according to internal vrk arc data that we obtained. from the gulf war to this year, of more than 111,000 vet raps who filed a claim for cancer caused by their service, more than 64 percent were denied. and according to va testimony last year, va has denied 78 percent of disability claims of toxic exposure from burn pits. why so many denials. >> look, you know, i look at the 30 years a little different. this president, president biden is the first president in those 30 years to presumptively link certain conditions and imin paying benefits and providing care based on that presumptive link, for veterans. now when you t

we are denied access to capital. there's no private recourse once that happens for members in our community. the act would address that and ensure future civil rights legislation includes it to help address homelessness, financial service providers. >> thank you for all of that important information. finally, ms. walker, i read a very shameful statistic. according to our philadelphia inquirer, 40% or more of people aged 18 to 26 in philadelphia, which is my neighboring district and my home city, our expensing homelessness identify as to be gq. -- lgbtq. 40% of homeless youth are lgbtq. what a shameful statistic. what are the best practices for assisting lgbtq+ youth to become connected to permanent housing? >> first of all, we need to meet the youth where they are. work with housing works here in new york city and we use a harm reduction approach to meeting with the youth and also we need shelters and transitional and permanent housing with wraparound services in these shelters and in this transitional housing to sup

president joe biden has held talks with his russian counterpart, but moscow denies it is building up military forces on the border of ukraine. at least 49 people have died in the southern mexican state of chiapas. most of those killed were migrants from honduras. several countries expand booster vaccine programs to contain covid-19 variants, and the who continues to oppose it. they will have organization says the priority should be to get everyone vaccinated. at least 41 people have been killed in burkina faso during an and verge -- an ambush on convoy. those killed were believed to be part of a government-backed security group. it comes a day after the government resigned after his failure to tackle violence in the region and farmers in india have officially ended a year-long protest after the government abandoned controversial agricultural reforms. the government has made several concessions guaranteeing farmers a minimum price for their produce. those are the headlines. stay tuned now for "inside story." ♪ >> why is the u.s. president hosting a global summit on democracy? joe bide

at the same time, johnson denied it ever took waste. the opposition accused the prime minister of lying to the public while he flouted covert rules. -- covid rules. >> i will regret those remarks for the rest of my life. that is have -- how the senior government aid referred to the infamous video. >> for those of you who endured intolerable loneliness and who struggled with your businesses, i'm sorry and this afternoon i tendered my resignation to the prime minister. >> prime minister johnson continues to deny knowledge of a party, despite the leaked video. mr. johnson spoke for the first time since the leak of the video at wednesday afternoon's prime minister's questions. he apologize for the joking seen in the video while denying knowledge of the party. >> i apologize for the offense it has caused up and on the country and i apologize for the impression that it gives, but i repeat, mr. speaker, that i have been repeatedly assured since these allegations emerged that there was no party and that no covert rules were broken, at that is w

the organization denied all allegations and wants to appeal. it's representatives say they may take the case to the european court of human rights at spring and felix light, a journalist in moscow, russia. felix, welcome. tell us more about why the supreme court shut down this human rights group . rebecca, as with so much in russia's sort of legal system, this really is a sort of a story in 2 hobbs. on the one hand, we have the sort of the official justification for this lawsuit. for this shuttering of memorial, which is breaking rush is very controversial, foreign agent, los memorial has been a foreign agent for some years, and it is allegedly refused to market some of its sort of products on its literature as such. but i think allies at memorial stress that this is less about a sort of a technical violation of the, of the foreign agent laws and more about memorial sort of gender more general clash with the general sort of narrative that's, that's prevalence in russian society right now. is which is that the stall in his ear or the stars his c

they expressed fears they would be denied treatment if the pandemic pushes hospitals to their limits. let's turn out to some of their stories, making headlines, aide group, save the children, has confirmed to that staff were killed in an alleged attack by the, on the myanmar military on christmas day. the workers were among the charred remains of more than 30 people found in the countries east. the military has denied any involvement in the kennings. dozens of women have marched in cobble in protest against policies of the countries new taliban government. the protesters called on the government to respect women's rights and accused its members of covertly killing soldiers of the active regime since taking power in august. the taliban of continually continually pushed women and girls out of schools and public life space ex vendor. ellen musk is facing a social media backlash in china. that's after beijing said it's space station, nearly collided with mosques, starling satellites, the chinese foreign ministry, said it station was forced to take evasive action twice, sparking heavy crit

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actually we all show were denied. you should toilets, that push constant for the 7 day. as a result, a law enforcement struggle 3 with hundreds of migrants arriving every day with a rounding on the fly, the ministration with cheryl describing the situation as chaos. and so we end up with the decimal desert robberies happening along the borders of pursuit. then le, worried criminal activity like large amounts of drugs that abuse smuggle in our country. ah, hello there law for moscow. thanks for joining us on our international tonight on daniel hawkins. wherever you are, welcome to the program. and the u. k. has recorded a record co would search with more than 93000 cases registered in the past 24 hours . a matter of london has declared a major incident with hospitals running out of capacity. in walla governments wrapping up its restrictions, barking, a furious response on the streets of the capital. the people last in the capitol throughout the afternoon and made a heavy police presence. a voice outrage over reported p

we were denied chile, we all show were denied you should toilet that. which concert for the 7 days. arizona law enforcement struggles to deal with hundreds of migrants arriving every day. officials are routing on the by the administration. a sheriff describes the situation as chaos. so we end up with the decimal desert, blue robberies that are happening along the border, the pursuit. then lea ancillary criminal activity, like the large amounts of drugs that abuse smuggled into our country. ah, we're broadcasting live to read from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now the u. k. has recorded a record covered search with more than 93000 cases registered in the past 24 hours . and the mayor of london has declared a major incident with hospitals running out of capacity. meanwhile, the government, wrapping up it's restrictions, is sparking a furious response on the streets of the capital the people marched in the capitol throughout the afternoon amid a heavy police presence. the outrage i

a person in canada was denied a mortgage because of his politics. long before that happens in america? we will talk about that next. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: in america you can get kicked off of twitter and facebook for being a conservative and blocked from raising money on go fund me and be removed from the internet. what is the next step for political discrimination in is this country? in canada it's being denied mortgage for your political views. >> it's the nature of the business all together. i will be blunt with you, the bank has been trying to go away from certain clients where they are out there in the media with strong opinions, which is your business in a way. we are clearing some internal hurdles to make sure the bank is okay. >> sean: we did not clear those hurdles even though a banked at that same branch for decades. he was denied a mortgage because of his conservative views. he joins us now. it wasn't clear if you were denied because of your political views or you are a media personality? >> it was clearly our views. i had never several decisio

but this morning he's denying any wrongdoing. jericka duncan has the details. >> reporter: chris noth, who played mr. big in the '90 hit show sex and the city is facing explosive allegations of sexual assault. one woman named as zoe says in 2004, when she was 22 years old, noth raped her from behind inside his los angeles apartment. she said she received medical treatment and counseling. the other woman, named as lily, says she was raped inside noth's new york city apartment after a night of drinking in 2015. noth has denied the allegations, calling them categorically false, adding, the encounters were consensual. it's difficult not to question the timing of these stories coming out. both women approached the hollywood reporter at different times. they told the magazine they wanted to tell their stories after seeing promotions for hbo max's "sex and the city" reboot and just like that. variety chief correspondent elizabeth. . >> he played the character of mr. big, which was this very showy ladies man. so it appears to be an insta

that commandment took a, we are free and we were denied chile, we all show were denied. you should toilets that hunting for the shopping. dad's and arizona law enforcement struggles to deal with hundreds of migrants arriving every day. officials are rounding on the by the administration. a sheriff describes the situation as chaos. so we end up with the desk in the desert robberies that are happening along the border, the pursuits, them, the ancillary criminal activity, like the large amounts of drugs that are being smuggled into our country. by that as a for me, my colleague collin gray, will be here in just under an hour's time with a look at your weekly they with us. this is our to international a with ah, nation resent senior watching, going underground 70 years since the u. s. civil rights congress presented the we charge genocide, paper accusing the united states government of mass killing to the united nations. coming up in the show. a chronicle foretold 24 hours ahead of an urgent organisation of islamic cooperation meeting in pakistan on afghanistan. we ask legen

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downing street hasn't denied that it happened but - hasn't denied that it happened but they have — hasn'taid that rules are not broken — they have said that rules are not broken. and i think there's a general— broken. and i think there's a general sense of the government that it is water_ general sense of the government that it is water under the bridge, it was a year— it is water under the bridge, it was a year ago — it is water under the bridge, it was a year ago and it doesn't matter. but it_ a year ago and it doesn't matter. but it does— a year ago and it doesn't matter. but it does matter. because, the extent _ but it does matter. because, the extent of— but it does matter. because, the extent of lockdown which this government implemented and as it happened, i supported it. that's not relevant _ happened, i supported it. that's not relevant here. people did not see their_ relevant here. people did not see their dying — relevant here. people did not see their dying relatives and yes, they did not— their dying relatives and yes, they did not socialise most did not see family _ did not

a spokesman for rick perry says the former governor denies sending the text.e from perry's phone, the spokesman had no explanation. for the record, jake and i confirmed with multiple people who know rick perry who have his number, that it is in fact his phone number. so, just imagine, it's the day after election day. here comes this text to meadows, don't wait, ignore the voters. big picture, this speaks to the fact that trump loyalists apparently believed he was going to lose. and this is what they were willing to do, subvert the will of the people, overturn the election. jamie gangel, cnn, washington. >>> the committee also put rog enstone on the hot seat friday. stone appeared for a deposition for this recollection of time around the capitol, ryan nobles reports its appearance didn't involve much talking. >> good morning, gentleman. >> reporter: roger stone, one of former president trump's most prominent and controversial supporters met with the january 6th select committee today. >> i am doing my civic duty. and i am responding as required by law to the su

we were denied chile. we all show, were denied you should toilet. they took remove my own closure, put me in a boiler, should not boiler street was may day close by night closed and my toilet for 7 days and i just went on and we're forced to stand against this wall with your finger tips and that in a stress position the body, it only stands through much and you would collapse. don't at westgate you would just beaten, taken back up, up against the wall and that, that was constant for the shopping days. i finished up with the broken. no, no. hm. my main difference to kind of this i've spoken to on the majority them tell me i've been so for a not long that they don't say that liberal go away earlier that you can answer plans to introduce limitations that would block prosecutions into alleged crimes related to northern ireland that there are many members of the armed services who continue to face with where all of that se shoes are prosecutions, are willing to the seventy's and eighty's and later and we are finally mrs. speaker bringing forward a soluti

remember, peter has denied jesus.nk that the person that you had betrayed you would want to shrink from, but peter does just the opposite. rather than being embarrassed, he goes towards him. so it's a sign that he really knows who jesus is, he knows that he is going to be forgiven. >> do you love me more than these? >> yes. >> do you love me? >> you know that i love you. >> do you love me? >> lord, you know everything. you know that i love you. >> in the same way that peter denies knowing jesus three times before the crucifixion, so he recommits his life to jesus three times after the resurrection, committing to feeding the flock of the disciples, and ultimately being their leader. >> feed my sheep. >> "feed my sheep." it's a beautiful, poignant moment of restoration. >> it's the moment where peter is, once again, the rock. he's re-established as the rock who will be key in the early christian movement. >> peter was convinced that jesus was the messiah and became resolute in spreading that message. >> peter isn't just

now the prime minister's office, he needed to deny that such a party had taken place. but more and more details has since come out exposing what one commentator calls the carelessness and contempt of johnson government. then this league video shows up on i t v. news showing johnson spokes person rehearsing for a press conference, and that video richard takes the government spin and shattered that electron stratton who was den johnson's press. secretary can be seen taking questions about the christmas party from her colleagues. she's hurting her answers and it's all one big joke. dissing, what was interesting, there was a down to try to to recognize that she's more recorded instructional policy with the business needs. so she just struck design. the day after the video was leaked, the prime minister said he was sickened by what he saw, and yet he still denies that a party ever took place. johnson's adept, though, talking his way out of difficulty. yes, but this looks and feels differentiated. the day after the video was leak, not a single conservative m. p was willing t

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they just denied everything that we trying to tell the news which i tell the social media. they did not every situation. and i said is covered today, but, and that's it. but i'm just saying that that they are doing this and lot of over all the things that just happened the un security council has meant to discuss now averaging the 2015 iran nuclear deal. ambassadors say the situation is grave. any ross nuclear program is more advanced than ever. iran wants to assurances the sanctions will be lifted. the u. s. house of representatives has voted to hold the former white house, chief of staff in contempt of congress. mark meadows failed to fear before committee investigating the capitol hill right of january 6th. it's now to the attorney general to decide whether to formally charge meadows or several people are trapped inside the world trade center in hong kong. after fi and gulf, the major shopping center and office complex. those are the headlines now it's back to witness. i lose. you. ah, ah ah, ah ah, so much. i mean, he had the most of the committee because of the scope o

e. category me denies. any libyan involvement in the assassination of thomas and kara, before we get to who he is, why in your book do you claim lots of links to her? so the statements, one saying the elimination of st. kara was on the market of his raider. where do you get all that from given? we've had this denial. yeah, i mean i've, i've, you know, read through a lot of us embassy cables and talk to revolutionary leadership. a lot of the colleagues us and kara, thomas and cars. uncle was the listen car was actually broken, ave ambassador to libya during the revolution and was, was very close to lot of the action was going on there. and we know is it, you know, some cars relationship changed over time with you. i mean, initially cannot be tried to, you know, helps, and car resolves, certain economic problems cannot be helped us on car take power by providing weapons via gonna and you know, so the relationship was pretty solid initially, but it deteriorated rather rapidly and, and, and mainly because some

the defendant denied the crime, particularly denied being part of the russian security apparatus, or having been commissioned by any security apparatus, a tool from there is not a single piece of evidence, and the court also admitted there isn't any evidence that will prove this. there is only circumstantial evidence. this prompted on the line of bare bach to call the russian ambassador to the foreign ministry and which he was informed that 2 of his diplomats would be going home. these are much in startling mass murder on behalf of the state as determined that quite a day represents a serious violation of german law and of germany. sovereignty the russian bastard wouldn't form led to members of the diplomatic step of the russian embassy. the more being declared undesirable, i hope there will be no escalation because in the movie to peace read on me or no comic a cries of spanish. colbert cries us. when we look at the rhetoric, foreign ministry, and not that book, i'm a bit afraid she wants to escalate the conflict. i hope the rational side will try to search dialogue as far as possib