ah, denis jones, acting prime minister, says officials who fled free to safely return and play a role in italy, bands interim government with us and i couldn't spoke to to 0 a day off to veteran taliban figures were named and top posts. he again promised amnesty for those who worked in the form of government or with foreign forces for cali was surely, we have suffered huge losses in money and lives that this historical moment in the history of a dentist in solace. this stage of bloodshed, killing, and contempt for people in afghanistan has ended up and we have paid dearly for the the officials of the taliban movement, facing a great responsibility and test. i ask god to guard them all. but the movement is discipline and controls the gun fat and we have not harmed anyone because of their previous action. therefore, i assure the islamic nation, especially the afghan people, that we want all the good, the cause of the success and welfare. and we seek to establish an islamic system. i ask everyone to participate with us in this blizzard project. well, the interim government is getting mix

austin jones denied. vandy will take it 98 yards on 14 plays.eals the drive with a 14 yard touchdown. tied at 14. after a stanford field goal makes it 17-14, he's picked off. great field position for the cardinals. this time they do through the fade. tanner magee to bryson tremaine. 13 points and less then two minutes. 41-23. san jose state in hawaii. started at 9:45, still going. the early lead. calvin turner on third and goal. spartans get rolling in the second quarter. isaiah hamilton makes a nice spinning and tumbling catch. tied at seven. quick strike drive. jermaine braddock. they are just starting the third quarter. it is still 14-7. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by your local toyota dealers. we will be back later with interviews. dion: a lot to celebrate. more to come. the next steps for booster shots after an fda panel recommended them for some groups. the latest in the search for gabby petito. fbi agent's not only searching for and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! .

jones and denies confessing to anyone.he public outpouring and renewed scrutiny in the case also helped by the attention of an unlikely legal ally. kim kardashian visiting your brother. what was that like for you and for him? >> that, i'm not going to lie that touched my heart. >> kim kardashian. i felt like -- like was maybe one of my sorority sisters or someone. she was down to earth, i felt comfortable around her. then i could see the mother in her. >> what really took away her celebrity was when she sat down and she broke down my brother's case. that means that she actually did the work. >> reporter: julius' future depends on oklahoma's governor, kevin stitt. if he agrees with the board's recommendation, julius' sentence would commute to life in prison with the possibility of parole. but his execution date still looms, set for november 18th of this year. the governor of oklahoma, if he were sitting right here, madeline, what would you say to him? >> i'd like for him to do the right thing. because the truth will set you

jones thing. he was going somewhere in search of something mythical people denied existence of and finding it and doing stuff with it. the relationship for me of course was people were saying i was going to developing countries in search of something mythical which was low-cost private education and finding it and coming back to tell the world about it. maybe it was lost. it was said to be mythical but then i was lost and recovered. >> that's an interesting dynamic. i discovered it for the west, for us in america and england and where i discovered it first was the slums in india where i just wandered in with a hunch about what i might find and we can discuss that in a moment but i found this private school charging the equivalent of one u.s. dollar a month. >> this was the thing that had been lost. in earlier book i wrote was called the beautiful tree. he had described the situation before the british got involved and he said the british came and uncovered the root. i looked at the history and said there were low-cost private schools. it wasn't good enough for them they wanted to prop up the publ

jones doing? he was going somewhere in search of something mystical, something people denied existed and finding it and doing stuff with it. so the relationship for me of course was people were saying i was going into developing countries in search of something mythical which was low-cost private education and i was finding it and coming back and telling the world about it . so i guess i haven't got a fedora. >> maybe it was lost, the ark was lost apparently for generations and it was said to be mythical but it was actuallylost and then recovered . >>that's an interesting dimension of it . i discovered and that's true, i discovered it for these people in these countries. >> .. i wandered into those and found this private school, in those days 20 years ago, charging about the equivalent of one used on a month. now think of the school says charging ten dollars a month, gracious, ten dollars a month. but this was the thing that had been lost. the earlier book i wrote was called the beautiful tree and that was named because gandhi had described in 1931 he had described the situation in education before

jones doing? he was going somewhere in search of something mythical something people denied existed doing stuff with it. ... >> but i discovered it first in england but where i discovered at first was in the slums in india where i just wandered into the slums with a hunch of what i might find. we can discuss that in a moment why i had the hunch but i found a private school 20 years ago charging equivalent of one dollar a month now it's ten dollars a month. but this is why it had been lost in the earlier book that i wrote called the dutiful tree that was named because gandhi had described in 1931 describe the situation in education before the british were involved in india he's of the british came and covered the root of the beautiful tree and perished. what was he talking about? correctly there were low cost private schools but the british wanted proper public government schools so actually that was more reasonable because it had been lost of course they did not rediscover that for india and africa and elsewhere but they were using this en masse extraordinarily that i relate in part one of really go

jones doing? do you is going somewhere in search of something mythical something that people denied existed and is finding it and doing stuff with it. the relationship for me of course was people were saying i was going into developing countries in search of something mythical which was a low-cost private education and coming back and telling the world about it.he >> maybe it was lost, the art was lost for a generation and it was said to be mythical but it was actually lost anden then recovered. >> that's very interesting because i discovered it in the west. obviously people in these countries knew about it but i discovered it in america and england. where he discovered it was in the slums of india right just wandered in with a hunch about what i might find and we can discuss that in the moment. and i found a local school in those days charging about one u.s.oo dollar month and now the schools are charging $10 a month. >> gracious, $10 a month. >> at this was the thing that had been lost and an earlier book i wrote called the beautiful tree that was named for us to coast in 1931 he had described t

jones doing? he was going in search of something mythical and something people denied existence of and finding it and doing big stuff with it. and so the relationship for me, of course, was people were saying i was going into developing countries in search of something mythical, which was the low cost private education, and then i was finding it and coming back and telling the world about it. and so, i guess that's what-- i haven't got a fedora, but-- >> maybe it was lost, you know, the arc was lost apparently for generations and said to be mythical, but it was lost and then recovered. >> that's a very interesting dimension of it. because, well, i mean, i discovered, you know, and it's true, i discovered it for the west, if you like. obviously people in these countries knew about it and were there, but i discovered it for us in america and england, and where i discovered it first was in the slums in india where i, you know, i wandered into the slum with a hunch about what i might find. we can discuss that in a moment why i had that hunch, but i wandered into these slums and found this private sch

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denies any wrongdoing says he didn�*t expect anything in return for his donations. joining me now is our news correspondent, simonjones. a news correspondent, simon jones. lot of allegatio newspapers a lot of allegations all over the newspapers today. how embarrassing is this for the royal family? he newspapers today. how embarrassing is this for the royal family?— is this for the royal family? he did not want to — is this for the royal family? he did not want to respond _ is this for the royal family? he did not want to respond to _ is this for the royal family? he did not want to respond to allegations | not want to respond to allegations put to him by reporters near sm today but i think it will be embarrassing for him, it will be embarrassing for him, it will be embarrassing for him, it will be embarrassing for prince charles and it will be embarrassing for the royal family. it will be embarrassing for the royalfamily. he has a long history with the royal family and has royalfamily. he has a long history with the royalfamily and has been associated with them for the past a0 years, getting his firstjob with a fitment to the queen in 1981 and went on t

jones. they're clearly trying to get victories for the left. now this is a millennial focused viral videos and something that is designed to where denies content if you have a democrat against conservatives but then there's something called acronym and that's a nefarious one and a group that really should even on the left you should look into this because this is a group that owns the carrier newsroom which is to make a long story short what they do is they launder the big news, democrat talking points and actual democrat talking heads into local news outlets and marine powell jobs, then they put together and she also funds democrat candidates. she's had hundreds of donations from democrats including, like harris who is seen as a close personal friend and ally. the atlantic barely stopped short of endorsing her in the 20/20 primary and i used some of the quotes in the back the atlantic aswhen they were writing about them . if you're on the right, you're going to be uncomfortable reading. they're so over-the-top in their phrase. then she's got this whole most important person added, networks with the democratic staff, networks with the activist

jones. they're clearly trying to get victories for the left. now this is a millennial focused viral videos and something that is designed to where denies content if you have a democrat against conservatives but then there's something called acronym and that's a nefarious one and a group that really should even on the left you should look into this because this is a group that owns the carrier newsroom which is to make a long story short what they do is they launder the big news, democrat talking points and actual democrat talking heads into local news outlets and marine powell jobs, then they put together and she also funds democrat candidates. she's had hundreds of donations from democrats including, like harris who is seen as a close personal friend and ally. the atlantic barely stopped short of endorsing her in the 20/20 primary and i used some of the quotes in the back the atlantic aswhen they were writing about them . if you're on the right, you're going to be uncomfortable reading. they're so over-the-top in their phrase. then she's got this whole most important person added, networks with the democratic staff, networks with the activist