durham's final resting place.his case has garnered national, if not international attention and so in her face has been circulated throughout media as she makes, uh, a desperate cry for justice. just this past friday she is being plugged in with mental health resources. unfortunately she's become a part of a community of people who have endured this kind of trauma. we know that we live in the deadliest police culture in the industrialized world. we see these kind of shootings about three times a day in this country. so there's a community of people and a process in place to help her process this grief. but one way we can deal with it is by ensuring that officer alexander bookman is held accountable. >> lee merritt, thank you so much for taking the time to walk through that extremely disturbing case for us. i really appreciate you coming on thank you all right. if you have been to the airport lately, there is a very good chance you have stood in front of a kiosk to help you speed through security and get on board,

the officer who killed durham is on administrative leave, but durham's family wants him arrested and charged. with us now are brandon durham sister, diane wright and attorney lee merritt welcome to you both. and diane um, when you see that video that we just played a bit of that body cam video what do you feel? what do you think it is heart wrenching. >> it is heart wrenching hearing the terror in his voice. i was actually able to see the uncut version. seeing the look on his face. it is completely heartbreaking. i can't get the truly a disservice. >> mhm. >> um, attorney merritt police acknowledge and this is one of the more interesting details about this disturbing even is that they responded to a call to durham's house. the previous day las vegas police pd says that they on that day, quote durham called police and boudreaux agreed to leave. was the officer who fired the shots that killed brandon durham was he there the day before we're still trying to figure out everything that was involved in the previous call. >> from the day before. we know that it was las vegas metro pd, so th

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after durham called 911 to report a break-in at his house.rived he was struggling with a woman. after yelling drop the knife, bookman opened fire. durham fell to the ground and the officer fired five more times. the woman who authorities say had a relationship faces multiple charges. she wanted cops to kill her. >>> the associated press says a wyoming judge struck down the state's ban on abortion and its first in the nation ban on the use of pills to end pregnancies. yesterday the judge ruled the laws violate women's rights under the state constitution. the same judge had earlier issued orders blocking the laws from taking effect. they were challenged by four women, two obstetricians and two nonprofit organizations who claim the ban stood to harm their health, well-being and livelihoods. >>> and "the new york times" says the texas board of education is expected to vote this week on whether to allow elementary schools to incorporate lessons from the bible. a public hearing was held yesterday on the plan to give public schools from kindergarten

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how is durham's family doing?sponding after learning of all >> they're still extremely emotional, fred, and just describing how difficult and how heartbreaking this has been for them. and they're also demanding the arrest of the shooting. now, durham called authorities on november 12th, saying he feared for his life, saying that he was hearing shots being fired outside of his home and again saying he was just scared to be there in the middle of this phone call. he also says that he thinks he knows who the person is outside of his apartment, but by the time that police arrived, you mentioned there was this confrontation. there was this struggle, and it was with alejandra boudreaux and authorities say, and also show in this body cam video as these officers walk in and the one officer fires those six rounds, the family also seeing this video and seeing how this all unfolded. of course distraught. and they say this is horrible specifically for his daughter. take a listen to what his sister said and how she described t

during an event in durham, north -- at duke university law school in durham, north carolina. >> it is an honor to welcome you all to duke university to celebrate the life and legacy of associate justice sandra day o'connor, the 2024 recipient of the carl and susan bolch prize for the rule of law. bulch prie rule of law. president price asked me to share his deep regret that he could not join us this evening due to the travel delays that are aff president price asked me to share his deep regret that he could not join us this evening due to the travel delays that are affecting so many people right now. but we are delighted that so many distinguished guests are here with us. the chief justice of the united states, john g roberts and his wife jane sullivan roberts, justice o'connor's son, scott st o'connor, and his wife joni, susan -- [inaudible] cofounder of the institute, and many current and former members of our federal and state judiciaries including chief justice paul m. n if ubc of north carolina -- nuby. i'm also lighted to see so many friends, faculty, students and alumni of cook

or someone like durham, the legal expenses of defending yourself and the discovery and the process, nobody was successfully prosecuted and certainly people's lives and financial status were ruin and think of the january 6th investigation as well, and so many people took legal prosecution provided by trump world is because they could not afford it on their own, and these are the things that bankrupt ordinary people, and civil litigation, you can terrorize people enough through that. >> lisa rubin, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> and now, from ukraine to gaza, donald trump promise and end to those war, and what the wartime leaders are saying about donald trump today. with tremfya®, most people saw 100% clear skin... ...that stayed clear, even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. emerge with clear skin. ask your doctor about tremfya®. ♪♪ why use 10 buckets of water when you can u

let's stay in the north—east of england and go to durham.y area in durham, and again, that is what a lot of people woke up to this morning. snow there. let's had to scotland, because there has also been a lot of snow there. this is kilmarnock, where again you can see people have been out trying to clear the snow that has been hitting large parts of scotland. as you can see, a tractor. i wonder if thatis see, a tractor. i wonder if that is a local farmer heading out to try and create those roads. those are some of the pictures we have had in. let's get a look at the situation across the country. the men in the know and all morning is chris. joining us from our weather centre is chris fawkes. let's start with the snow. storm bert has been causing pretty big problems as we have been hearing. there is no initially coming down in there is no initially coming down in northern england and scotland, however through the day we have been tracking the milder air as it turned the snow to rain. 0ver it turned the snow to rain. over the high ground in nor

for the teams, the stadiums, the fans, because it doesn't matter if you're cheering for nc state, durham bulls or the opposing team, you still want to see ripken. >> reporter: since we last caught up with ripken, he's added another sport to his roster. hoc hockey. last season ripken was invited to drop the puck for a special nhl game between the carolina hurricanes and the washington capitals. back at home, ripken gained a little brother, chance. >> chance is a little goofier than ripken. >> reporter: chance has been training to retrieve tees. >> his training started pretty much the same way, he gets to start at a higher level because ripken here paifs the way. >> reporter: for ripken -- >> i think he has the pros in mind. getting to the pro level. >> reporter: and for his little brother chance -- >> i think he'll follow very quickly and do a great job of following in rip ken's paw steps. >> reporter: they'll keep strutting their paws. ordinary dogs with extraordinary appeal. >> anne, thanks so much. ripken and chance, way to go >>> as we mentioned earlier, election day's just days away

let me show you pictures from barnard castle in county durham this morning.

many like drawn from food uncle who also get input from sean lucas in durham, are joining the trend. he started integrated farming in 2023. and he has noticed another benefit problem. but the non one that before we just go over in the face of the coconut and 7 acres of ground not going to by doing integrated, forming, i'm phoning from crops. and also there is an additional income from fish closer to the data on like rock edition in which i was ending only once in a year. this helps me on monthly and on a regular basis though, it didn't come with the data induct grid at farming in india again. and it has raised the profitability of a small farms by almost 3 times. and such numbers make it all optimistic about the future. and he says, he's already seeing effect sunday, i'm thinking of coming for the 8 months since we started integrated funding before that we were using a boat with more to bump on the ground water that gave us some of the guns and induct richard farming. we use water that it says is an enriched by him, a new one. so we can see the drastic difference and the result from

when durham brought cases, he lost.ies failed to convict everyone that john durham try to convict. >> it was largely believed, david, that a lot of these investigations, like james comer, were to hurt joe biden in the presidential campaign. he famously said there's a lot of smoke and no fire yet but a lot of smoke and it ended up being all smoke. he never brought any evidence. is the opinion of people you talk to is they will continue to pursue joe biden and others in this administration and then maybe that wasn't just a political stunt? >> there's political pressure to do that because this was a central part of this message. the corrupt biden family. bill barr, you know, the hunter biden investigation launched under bill barr. he kept it secret and, again, to credit -- and trying to be there in the partisan, but the biden justice department did prosecute hunter biden. hunter biden has pled guilty to tax charges. he has been convicted of the gun charges. senator menendez, robert menendez, convicted. henry cuellar, anoth

rushes, a permanent representative to unesco was common 10 on the latest reports on the safety of durham list by you. nest goes director general. now the reports cover in 2022 in 2023. didn't mention that only 2 russian. a drum is worth killed since the start of the conflict and ukraine. and fortunately, that is different than the actual bechtel. now, on the report itself, states that over the period between the 1st of january of 2022 to the 31st of december of 2023 unit school, verified 162 killings of a journalist, media workers, and social media producers. they also have listed different countries with mexico and palestine record and some of the highest number of cases that however, the document failed to address the attacks. the killings and the threats to russian dreamless, which of course prompted a reaction from the russian invoice. now he also went on to mention a list of russian journalists that was killed in 20222023 in the hands of ukraine. the diplomat also stressed that the report does not reflect the real state of affairs related to the safety of jung list. and again, he st

now durham is we'll have to decide who will rule the country in a snap election in february until then little else will get done. one of choice has become a lane duct chancellor. at a time when germany needs strong political leadership, more than never, the economy is struggling. society is divided. europe's heavy weight has come to a home, including in foreign policy. that's especially better for ukraine, while it's too big, a supporter of the us and germany are stuck in a power vacuum. it's war against russia continues to escalate. on to the point we ask germany's downfall kind of new governments turn things around the welcome to this weeks to the point in time. so yeah, i guess it's good to have you with us. let's meet today's guests, which i like who's not is dw as chief political editor here in berlin. felix me is a jo economics editor at germany's and see budget titled the game. and melinda crane is a journalist moderator and political analyst specialized in the us. and of course, anyone who paid attention will have recognized in the linda as a familiar face here on to the point

what happened with john durham.after adam schiff or liz cheney, it will backfire fwens them and it will create martyrs of them both, making them both instant presidential candidates. look what it did for donald trump, sitting in a courtroom in new york. they don't want to go down that road themselves. >> so representative jamie rascens spoke of his concern with pam bondi. take a listen to this. >> she will be the key transmission belt between donald trump's orders and then making the bureaucracy move. that of course is what everyone at the department of justice is so afraid of, that there will be a whole sale abandonment of the law and constitution and it will basically become like the donald trump lawfirm. is the institution of the doj strong enough to resist attempts to weaponize it? >> i think so. you have career prosecutors who will follow the evidence and the law. john durham did some of this stuff. he was able to file low-level charges against mid to low-level officials and it blew up in his face. he was humil

the in that plan was targeting not only are these editor in chief, but also russian durham was sending out some shots. so it is clear as they hear that eunice goes, a report is unfair and unjust, and it does not really reflect the reality. but that fits the question as to why that is. ok mama, thanks taking this or not. assume i'm or equal or corresponding on that story. much appreciated. well, let's just stay with the story now. cost live to it's holly, you know, will correspondent on today. yeah. she dfcs very much for joining us. you heard that. what are correspond that have to say about the report, this unesco. i call it a report for it's like covers the fact that only 2 russian journalists died in this time. this is one working for the inside the back in 2022 and also a full my reading of allstate correspondence in 2023. why do you think the decision was taken to only include these individuals while the others were admitted? to thank you for the patient, it's really important for me and come speak about this problem i've. i'm right now in come back up for an international conferen

not only our chief editor in chief, but also russian durham was sending us some shots. so it is clear as they hear that unesco as a report is unfair and unjust. and it does not really reflect the reality. but that, that's the question as to why that is, the canadian prime minister found himself and how it was a with citizens while on team days. so in pro palestinian and raleigh's works, montville just introductory criticism for enjoying himself with a taylor swift concept into run. so us, he contributes a rachel moss and weighs in with high tech well, and nato summit was gearing up protesters squaring off against police and each other in montreal, the canadian city where the prime ministers own electronic district is located behind. justin trudeau apparently figured that it was a good time to bill out to toronto and show off his dad moves for the swift use at taylor swift areas where it stopped. he was caught on camera gyrating with a bunch of teenage girls, his hands locked in a double p sign, which may or may not have been in response to a misinterpretation of the han

screams, finding durham wrestling over a knife with someone.icer then firing six rounds, killing the homeowner. the other person was uninjured. that officer is on administrative leave tonight. >>> we turn to the war in ukraine, and tonight president zelenskyy telling reporters he believes the war with russia will end faster under trump. at what cost for ukraine? what zelenskyy also said. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell from kyiv tonight. >> reporter: tonight, ferocious frightening underway in kursk, the border area in russia ukrainian forces took over earlier this year. as president zelenskyy predicts, “the war will end faster” under the policies of president-elect trump. 50,000 russians, supported by north korean soldiers and weaponry, now trying to drive zelensky's men out of russia. and the russians also advancing on the front lines inside ukraine, in the eastern donbas and northeastern kharkiv regions. but in a new interview, zelenskyy saying, "for us, a just peace is very important, so there would be no feeling that we lost our

durham was pronounced dead at the scene. the intruder was arrested.> we are getting new information on a bizarre missing persons case out of the state of wisconsin. >>> we're talking about ryan borgwardt. he's a father of three who authorities say faked his own death and was reported missing back in august. officials today have confirmed that he is, in fact, alive, and that he left the country under his own free will. nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster has been following this story for us. so, shaq, this is a bit strange. investigators in wisconsin gave an update. i know you've talked to the sheriff. what do we know? >> well, they still don't know specifically where he is, but we learned in that press conference earlier today that they've been constant daily communication with him since he sent them that selfie-style proof of life video back on november 1th. now, they're working right now to see if he had any help getting out of wisconsin and leaving the country. and they said that in their communications with him, they've been able to figure o

. >> now, this all happened when brandon durham called authorities on november 12th. he told dispatch that he feared for his life, said that he heard gunshots outside of his home. at some point in the conversation he also tells dispatch that he believes he knows who is outside of his home by the time officers arrive, he is now in a confrontation with alejandra boudreaux, and he is trying to get a knife from her. there is this confrontation that is now then caught on police body cam video. but what's also caught on this video is the six shots fired by one of the officers that was responding. the family again is speaking out and describing how horrible this has been for them and for his daughter take a listen to what his sister said and how she described all of this he was everything to her and his life was ripped away. >> while she's down the hall in her room, while his his life is being taken from him. after calling for help like he is supposed to do, like a good citizen would do he's calling for help to get assistance, to try to defend his home, protect himself prote

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>> reporter: the officer fires his weapon, striking durham. we're freezing the video before he goes down. bookman then fires more rounds at durham on the ground. >> get your hands up! >> reporter: he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> he was screaming for help in his home with a visible intruder with a red hoodie and a ski mask, and you shoot my brother? >> now his family is pushing for answers. >> he called the police for safety, and instead he was brutally murdered. >> someone needs to explain to me why my son is not here with us today. >> the loss of life in any type of incident like this is always tragic, and it's something we take very seriously. >> reporter: bookman is now on paid leave while las vegas metro pd investigates whether he acted appropriately or should face criminal charges. >> every time a police officer use force, he has to be able to articulate why he used that force. even if he did use that one round, how is it that he continued shooting after the person was down in such a rapid succession? it's going have a lot of expl

the in that plan was targeting not only are these editor in chief, but also russian durham was sonya subjects. so it is clear as they hear that you ness close a report is unfair and unjust. and it does not really reflect the reality, but that fits the question as to why that is the, the canadian prime minister found himself in how it was a with citizens while on same day. so in pro palestinian and raleigh's works, montreal just introductory criticism for enjoying himself with a taylor swift concept into wrong. so always he contributes a rachel moss and weighs in with high tech well, and nato summit was gearing up. protesters were squaring off against police. and each other in montreal, the canadian city where the prime minister's own elect, pearl district is located behind justin true though, apparently figured that it was a good time to bail out the toronto and show off his dad moves for the swift use at taylor swift areas where it stopped, he was caught on camera gyrating with a bunch of teenage girls, his hands locked in a double p sign, which may or may not have been in response

it was in queens borough in durham, and i said, why are they doing this? he said, what universe do you live in? it is because they cannot be served, and it was like some but he lifted a veil off of me, and i saw the world in a different way. i had gotten so used to it, i do not question it. i became very active, and when i was with resident carter, we supported affirmative action, so these transformative events when you are young sometimes carry into your career. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers, and we are just getting started. 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> a look now at how the 2024 elect

effects of climate crises, the area of style corresponding to in the us identity and bulk who, who durham and foreign minister banjo accuse us off blocking the progress well, we hear also from talking to other people here at the conference, people who are also involved in the negotiations that a, she is likely referring to a saudi arabia and other countries. she is also pointing in parts to the presidency of the cop to us, thereby, as john and she is being critical of these countries position specifically specifically on the issue of mitigation mitigation is the push to try to reduce the consumption of fossil fuels and the production of greenhouse gases, which are the main contributor to global warming and climate change. and uh, what, uh, i know the babel guessing is that these countries seem to be pushing for, of the agreement at cops this year to on mitigation possibly be a back sliding or basically no progress compared to the agreements reached last year at the do the comp in do by where countries agreed to include wording on transitioning away from fossil fuels, on a tripling renewab

so i think it's not about me that many disciplines and journalists inactive is living in durham, and even united state of america, living everywhere they need the same level of protection as well. so for me, i have to say that i have no feel for my life, but i believe trans national repression is likely to have a tool in the hands of dictators like rock shaw china is that make it public to target the freedom of speech. the western values, the national security of the western countries, and that should be protected. i'm pleased to be protected, but i want the western countries to protect democracy. now speaking of john choose from on a dual. iranian german national was recently executed in iran. and we've heard from his daughter, members of his family, but also from other activists that there is a feeling that germany didn't do enough to try to save his life and had him out. what do you think should have been done? what could have germany done to actually secure his, his life? germany didn't show any sign to the stomach republic one john sheets sharma was on death row because that was

choice, a secretary of state the senate of from florida is known to take a hard line on china and durham, and he voted against the major ukraine aid package this year. of the names being suggested include, rick grinnell to come by the former ambassador to germany and robert o'brien who was trumps, form and national security advisor. mike rogers has been mentioned for the top defense job. he's a republican member of congress with a whole casual reputation. and the like many in trump, as well as a strong advocate of bombing ukraine and increasing defense spending. trump is also mentioned christopher miller, who was under his last administration and was involved in project 2025, a wish list of government reform that would give trump more power. he's announced that the united nations and bassett is at least stephanie, a staunch the pro israel republican representative from new york. and trump is already made one major pick. he appointed his campaign co chair woman who was the wildest chief of stuff to control access to the president and help set the administration's policy agenda. what they

really going after jack smith and it could go like the durham investigation.to sort of expose criminality by jim comey and john brennan at the cia they were all part of this cabal. you know, durham didn't find that much. he had the two trials he didn't win. so that's what could happen. so lots of investigations. but few convictions if any. >> david rohde with your ear to the ground. please keep coming back sir. thanks for your time tonight. we will be right back. curl defin style your life the way you want. ♪♪ tresemme, style your way. drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing savings and connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go with xfinity mobile. fly don't walk to get our best deals of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, in theaters now. >>> that is our show for tonight. "way too early" with jonathan lemire

it will be like the durham investigation i don't think they will find crimes.rt gym comey committed crimes and durham didn't have any strong case and think the same thing could happen with bondi. >> david rohde thanks for coming in. >>> that's does it for the show tonight catch me on the weekend 8:00 a.m. saturday and sunday. and now it's time for the last word with my friend, jonathan in for lawrence. good evening jonathan. >> hey, so do you cook for thanksgiving? or go out like we do? >> i do

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so i think it's not about me that many disciplines and journalists inactive is living in durham, and even united state of america, living everywhere they need the same level of protection as well. so for me, i have to say that i have no fear for my life, but i believe trans national repression is likely to have a tool in the hands of dictators like rock shaw china is that means that probably to target the freedom of speech. the western values, the national security of the western countries, and that should be protected. i'm pleased to be protected, but i want the western countries to protect democracy. now speaking of john choose from on a dual iranian german national was recently executed in iran. we've heard from his daughter, members of his family, but also from other activists that there is a feeling that germany didn't do enough to try to save his life and sent him out. what do you think should have been done? what could of germany done to actually secure his, his life? germany didn't show any sign to the stomach republic one john sheets sharma was on death row because that was

two people were acquitted in the durham case.ok repeating itself here to a greater degree, dragging people through years of investigations and people are concerned about that. >> and chuck, what argument and reasoning could the trump department make in doing these prosecutions? >> to ken's point, without facts it will be hard to justify it but both of you have pointed out and you are right, there is an emotional, psychological and financial cost simply to being under investigation. if you are talking about charging somebody, convicting someone and putting them in prison, you need facts. as ken noted, there is nothing in the public record to suggest some of the targets of trump have done anything that would merit being charged, convicted or sentenced. but being under investigation is fraught. i understand why people want to be cautious and be prepared. remember, and you know this as well as anyone, trump had promised to lock up hillary clinton and that never happened. by the way, i'm still waiting for mexico to pay for the wall. >

we went to howard johns's between duke and durham. my fraternity fellow was from new york.e drives me there. we get out of the car and go to eat and black students from north central are sitting in. you can google this. when the sit-in started in greensboro and durham and i said nigh i'vely to my fraternity brother and i said why are they doing this? he said because they can't be served. it lifted like a veil. i became active in the civil right at u.n.c. then when i served with prosecute carter we set aside minor funds for black contractors. these kind of formative event when you're young can sometimes bill over into your career and they did for me. peter: you spent four years as president carter, domestic policy divider. what kind of issue did work only? stuart: i was 32 years old when i had that job. chief policy advisor to the president. i had made policy a passion. in college, at harvard law school, i read everything i could. i told my boys when they were older if you read "the new york times" or "washington post" or warren wall to wall, you'll -- "wall street journal,"

it will be like the durham investigation i don't think they will find crimes. an effort gym comey committed crimes and durham didn't have any strong case and think the same thing could happen with bondi. >> david rohde thanks for coming in. >>> that's does it for the show tonight catch me on the weekend 8:00 a.m. saturday and sunday. and now it's time for the last word with my friend, jonathan in for lawrence. good evening jonathan. >> hey, so do you cook for thanksgiving? or go out like we do? >> i do. i want to tell you my pie is done, my turkey is marinating in the refrigerator. so look out. >> oh, okay. well, maybe next year we will get an invitation. >> thanks happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >>> on this thanksgiving eve we will do something different. normally, when i host the show in the night before thanksgiving, i close with what might be my favorite video of all time. it's become a holiday tradition since it went viral five years ago. i love it, and so many of you told me how much you love it, too. in 2019, before interview on msnbc, i asked

snow turn to rain across north yorkshire and we are seeing some of the snow turn to rain in county durhamraining across the far north of england, even over high ground but we still have snow in scotland and a met office weather warning for amber. the warning across northern scotland will be in force until about 5pm with further significant accumulations of snow, but it's notjust in the hills, we've seen impacts in central lowlands of scotland, and some of the main waterways have been struggling as well. we've seen some very slow—looking traffic across perthshire and livingston as well, to name two examples. you can imagine some of the minor routes would be really, really difficult so i think the main message for people who are planning to travel around is to check conditions before you do so. this was one of our weather watcher pictures and you can see how horrendous conditions were earlier in this part of scotland. this follows from a period of cold weather in the uk. are these related? yes, it has been brought about by cold northerly arctic winds and it is happening as storm bert runs i

actually, in the latest observations i've got, we've seen some of the snow turn to rain in county durham north of england, even over high ground. but we still have snow in scotland and we still have a met office amber weather warning. the one that we had previously across southern scotland is due to expire pretty much now. and so it's across northern scotland where we now have the amber weather warning. that's going to be still in force till about 5:00 this evening, with further significant accumulations of snow. but it's notjust in the hills. we have seen some impacts low down through the central lowlands of scotland, and some of the main motorways have been struggling as well. we've seen some very slow looking traffic around parts of perthshire and into parts of livingston as well, just to name two examples. you can imagine some of the minor routes would be really, really difficult. so i think the main message for people that are planning to travel around is to check conditions before you do so. this was one of our weather watcher pictures. you canjust see how horrendous conditions wer

this was the scene at barnard castle in county durham this morning, where you can see the a66 it is closed in both directions between the a67 near bowes and the a685 near brough because of heavy snow in the area. also the m48 severn bridge is closed in both directions because of the wind speeds. storm bert could bring up to 30cm of snow today as wintry conditions sweep across the uk with a "hazardous mix of wet, windy and wintry conditions". let's show you where the alerts are in force. the met office has dropped its amber alerts. but there are yellow alerts in place with wind, rain and snow warnings cover much of the uk. large parts of the country are still under this warning, this yellow warning. here you can see the path that storm bert has taken overnight and into today. storm bert will also bring extremely heavy rain to parts of wales and southwest england, with up to 150mm over high ground. let us start our coverage with this report from graham satchel. storm bert has been battering the country since first thing this morning. this is lyme regis in dorset, the heavy winds gusting up t

john durham he investigated the investigators and he was humiliated with quick jury acquittals.ke a great idea for trump and maga world, but trump says he got more popular when he was sitting as a defendant in that courtroom, does he want the same to be true for liz cheney? >> thank you, all. >>> an angry rudy giuliani was in a manhattan courtroom today, attacking a judge for ordering him to hand over property to two georgia election workers he defamed. and, boy, was rudy crying poverty. >> the reality is i have no cash. it is all tied up. so right now if i wanted to call a taxicab, i can't do it. i don't have a credit card. i don't have a checking account. i have no place i can go take cash out except a little bit that i saved and it is getting down to almost nothing. i do not regret it for a minute. i regret the persecution i've been put to. >> the former mayor of new york city also requested a delay of the january 16th trial date saying it would conflict with his plans to attend donald trump's inauguration festivities. msnbc's lisa rubin is following this story for us. what m

these latest developments for the now with rob gays been photo is electra and peace and security at durham university in the u. k. and is joining us live on a use our thank you so much a rob for being with us on challenges here. so we seen a barrage of rockets from living on into israel after weeks of promises and pains from these relays that they had dismantled, has belie that they had a debilitated as well as ability to fire these rockets. what is the reality of the situation today? what do these latest attacks suggest about as well as military capabilities as well? i think it's a wake up cool to israel, your ro likes the israel has been a long time saying that they have a really, you know, so a huge you, reversible blow against has the and that all you believe was true at the beginning of the war you know, you flush brought to a month ago and there was kind of, there was a feeling of jubilation. and israel almost even hubris for the 1st time since october. the 7th of 2023. if felt like israel was really winning the war, attempts to get the is what it killed, has something that's relevan

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