that's in direct impact with rick sanchez, who also asked is p. diddy, the jeffrey epstein of hip hop that goes for that one. it's right, the private buddy. i got a program note, barton holidays occasional and family days. we're now every day. that's right. we used to be a weekly now we're a daily. we hold no punches, which is why we do it. we think we're necessary. look for it. all right, here we go. true from number one. always say own out. so is there entire management team? it seems, will tell you why. group on over to baltimore's collapse bridge is causing global supply chain issues. and we're going to talk a lot about infrastructure and supply shit chain issues, trip bomb number 3. you may know him as p. diddy. police are looking at him as they investigate a sex trafficking reg. i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. the ok, let's get started. there's a couple of things that have occurred late that i can't help, but make us all take notice and even ask, oh my goodness, what's going on? first, a plane door falls off mid flight from a horribly now beleaguered airline manufacture

. -- and jeffrey epstein. >> december union!t all be aware this will produce the greatest crisis which the world has faith in it's history. >> jesse: the jfk series continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: plus... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert authorities have called off the rescue mission in baltimore after hours of searching for survivors in the cold, blackwater. all six missing people are now presumed dead. at 1:30 in the morning a colossal partnership crashed in to the francis scott key bridge sending one and a half miles of steal and concrete tumbling in to the water. how did this happen? state and federal officials aren't saying much but here's what we can tell you. the ship left port heading towards india. bishops light started flickering on and off and it lost power. the ship then makes a sharp turn and black smoke below is from the top which indicates an aggressive and desperate attempt to change direction. the vessel dropped an emergency anchor but it was too late. a made a call went out right before impact and officials on the

well it died because based upon the epstein the follow up to nobody's going to be prosecuted. nobody's going to be investigated. he did, he might get in trouble, but all those who were participating and benefiting from it, we haven't seen the 1st grade. the 1st prosecution on anybody were on the i've said list that to me is more disgusting than anything and everything i've seen did is our government covering it up. you're going to do the same thing with the do you think so? you think with people who are involved if they are. 2 actually wealthy and rich are probably wealthy and famous and have and are influential. they'll get a lawyers and they, we won't be able to touch them once again as seem to be the case with uh, with the epstein uh, misty and warranty. yeah. 100 percent. i'm a prosecutor after wife died. yeah, yeah, exactly. yes that's i was, i was going to address that as well unless, and this is a long standing open secret in hollywood. i consider the music industry to be very uh, entrenched in the hollywood scene. and we know that this has taken place, has been numerou

i mean that we've seen the blueprints at epstein laid out how many others are following that. yeah. be these alleged to be doing it. how many others? yeah, i, by the way, we, we ought to be very careful, has not been charged is being investigated when your home gets rated and they're talking about sex driving. obviously we have to pay attention to a story like this. but there is a possibility that this is nothing but a lot of his former girlfriends who are saying these horrible things and many of them are suing. i mean, should we give that some some, some thought here as well as to be fair and i think it to be certain maybe, but i think that it's more than not. it's more than just some former ex girlfriends because listen, we do have to be very careful when it involves a former partner of any kind. you can have, you know, the, the kind of vindictiveness that comes along with a bad break up or things like that. nothing at this is what it is, but you do have to just be kind of aware of that and skeptical, but it's not just started. this has been a long standing rumor for a very long t

explosive p diddy sex trafficking allegations and jeffrey epstein, soviet union and cuba. the united states must all be aware that this will produceh the greatest crisis which the world has faced in its ity. r >> the jfk series continues. plus, you're fired. >> fox news alert. >> authorities have called off the rescue mission in baltimore after hours of searching for survivors in the cold, dark wateivorthe cor. g pe >> all six missing people are now d at 130 in the morning. a colossal cargo ship crashed into the francis scott key bridge, sending one and a half mileending of steel and concreti tumbling into the water. >> how could this happenis happn state and federal officials aren't saying much, but here'ssi what we can tell you. the ship left port heading towards india. the ship's lights started flickering on and off and it lost power. anthe ship then makes a sharp turn and black smoke billows age from the top, which indicates an aggressive and desperate attempt to chang nge diree direction.n >> the vessel dropped an emergency anchor, but it wasnt too late. a mayday call

the something else about israel told a bit at epstein all that stuff. yeah. it was also become a hot bed. and for a p. boyles, moving from the united states to take refuge over there. and there's actual articles about this in the, in the us media as you can see if our task even move himself was arrested on charges of pay to for the yeah, yeah, i know we just switch to gig to do the drug stuff. right. but we have a video, i think of a us congressman. uh huh. with this incredible outburst. mm hm. about as well increase in size that you submitted to submit to. absolutely. so trouble watch. are you concerned and i making sure let me make it clear. let me make it clear, israel is our allies will always be r l on. and if they come in or not, you'll see of genocide support is we look for ever is it killed 30000 people? israel as well as long as you're yeah it's, it's a relevant, it doesn't matter now, but by the way it's gonna be under 70 minutes of yeah. everything's on. he's everything. south africa international. yeah. yeah. well this is you're actually quoting o

there's a huge scientist includes here as well, epstein and of course harvey weinstein this week, and he was the guy that you of course last me, that always, always is always the same people at the scene of the crime. yeah, yeah, i'm pano is usually there as well to do the oh, good up on the phone or boy giving, but boy giving the soundtrack. yeah. give me, i know what i give bundle. if i go, okay, so we're staying in the us deal and now it's just an obsession with tick tock. tick, tock is watching his teeth. dr. seeing your face, they talk is looking to you. when advisors take dogs, they get over all because of the chinese now course, all of these problems will disappear if the talk rock is be, is bought by a very wealthy american. yeah. so, so this is the, what, the money. so let's check out what are the quotes from the view hold on. yeah, let's do. let's do mr. cute. just tick tock. access the whole wi fi network. only if the user attends on the wi fi i, i'm sorry, i may not understand. so if i have a stick talk app on my system ohms on my wi fi network, this tick tock, access that

the something else about is i thought a bit at epstein all that stuff. yeah. is what it was also become a hot bed for a p. boyles. moving from the united states to take refuge over there. and there's actual articles about this in the, in the us media. as you can see, if i task even move himself, was arrested on charges of pay to fade. yeah, yeah. yeah. i know we'll just switch to gig to do the drug stuff. right. but we have a video, i think of a us congressman aha. with this incredible outburst me about is rather increase in size that you submitted to submit to. absolutely. let's have a watch. are you concerned? and i making sure. let me make it clear. let me make it clear. israel is our allies will always be or how long the key of genocide and why support is real for ever. is it killed 30000 people? israel morales of mileage here. yeah. it's a, it's a relevant, it doesn't matter now, but by the way it's gonna be under sentiments of yeah, everything's on things. everything in south africa international. yeah. yeah. well this is you're actually quite not so muc

i'm similar epstein in similar to jeffrey epstein in that way alone. that way, hopefully.u know, know what? the thing know, you know what? the thing is this this guy , i know, you is this this guy, i know, you think, oh, prince. and he think, oh, he's a prince. and he should on top of the world, should be on top of the world, but didn't work for but he didn't he didn't work for very much. he did a little bit of stuff and he's got his own problems. am i the only one problems. why am i the only one to care about this guy? >> well, when you own, to care about this guy? >> �*know, when you own, to care about this guy? >> �*know, counties, hen you own, to care about this guy? >> �*know, counties, it n you own, to care about this guy? >> �*know, counties, it doesn't nn, you know, counties, it doesn't really how you're really matter how much you're earning, it? earning, does it? >> i don't know what the prince, prince andrew owns, i don't think. >> no, i don't know, actually, think. >> be ), i don't know, actually, think. >> be honest,t know, actually, think. >> be honest, i'm ow

nobody else has been held accountable since epstein's death.k everybody knows that is not right and there is no way that nobody else was involved in this criminal activity. >> i agree with that completely. let me ask you about a bill that you veto that bans social media for kids under 16. you were very clear that you would support some measures, but not this strict measure. dr. phil pointed out something in his new book. the total number of hours that kids are spending online, i mean, it numbs the mind to think about it. then they are subjected to things that are sent by people that are targeting children specifically with material that is not age-appropriate to say the least. >> yeah. we are going to end up getting a product. part of it is right now in federal law under 13 you are barred from having a social media account. yet there is a whole bunch of people under 13 that have it. we will have enforcement on that. we are also going to say for these teenagers, the 14 and 15 -year-olds, there should be a parent involvement. we will include pare

while epstein was in b.o.p.' have access to his unredacted a flight logs or to maxwell's little black book? >> as a former victims advocate i know that you and i share values around combating trafficking. the epstein situation happened before my tenure at the federal bureau of prisons i was not a part of any of that evaluation and defer to the inspector general for those questions. >> senator, i don't know the answers but we can surely make an inquiry. in writing, if you will. >> we will asked the b.o.p.. we do not have the information you're looking for. i appreciate that but i would like a response. director peters, there is, we have heard that b.o.p. is helping to transport migrants from the southern border into the country. the bureau has confirmed that it has provided transportation for migrants sense cbp has been inundated with a surgeat the southern border. we have talked before about the extensive staffing challenges at b.o.p. on the negative consequences that come with that. are you comfortable having to

without knowing whatjeffrey epstein was actually doing.ophile? ithink, you know, i understand that as a question. and it's obviously something, you know, we all think about. ultimately this is, in a sense, a complementary item to the incredible work that the lawyers and the young women who made these allegations, these appalling and terrible allegations, made. and this piece ofjournalism was separate to that. i didn't work in that world. i wasn't working with them. i don't know them personally. what we were doing is the same as you guys do every day, try to bring light and truth to important issues. and this could not have been a more important issue. so the outcome of this obviously was, although he obviously strenuously denies the allegations, that there were outcomes. and that isjournalism at its best. no, we weren't directly affected by this. the crimes alleged are appalling, but the outcome was, you know, useful and helpful to the world and to those individual brave women who brought the claims against prince andrew and against others

we know how close she was to jeffrey epstein . she's not even jeffrey epstein.procure young individuals minors for his lurid desires. she's appealing on the grounds of some plea deal. from two thousand and seven and 2008. it's all just a bit dodgy, isn't it? >> no, not at all. the only way that this appeal can be mounted is on the basis that there have been errors made by the judge and the court in the law. this is not an appeal because it could not be on innocence and guilt for the time being. that's been decided in the earlier trial. what this is about is the simple fact that the law has not been followed , and there has been followed, and there has been followed, and there has been a significant abuse of process , of which this process, of which this non—prosecution agreement is just one of the limbs of gillian's appeal . there are 4 or gillian's appeal. there are 4 or 5 others making up a very substantial and serious, set of claims by her, which the appeal court has to consider. and the npa or non—prosecution agreement, as you say, is fundamental. if a gover

nobody else has been heldn deatuntablfe.e since epstein's death. and i think everybody knowh.sis that that is not right. and there's no way that nobody else was involved in this criminal activity. >> let me i agree with that completely>> i agr. let me ask you about a bill that you vetoed that bans socialyou veto media for kids u. well, you're very clear that you would support some measures, but not this stricter measure. >> you know, dr. phil actually pointed out something in his new book, the total number of hours that kids are spending online. i mean, it's numbs the mind to think about it. and then they're subjected to things by the things that are sent by peoplen that are targeting children specifically with material that is not age appropriate, say the least. t yeah. so we're going to end up getting a product. part it is right now in federal law under 13, you're barreddia from having a social media account. and yet there's a whole bunch of peoplac e under 13 that have it. so we're going to have enforcement on that. .orcementwe're also going to

the allegations surrounding jeffrey epstein include his friend prince andrew. ..with gillian andersonrsion of it when the original is still there for everyone to see? well, because this, as much as anything, is about the story behind the acquisition of the interview. why not dramatise up until one of the most important and dramatic interviews in history, really? i think it is, in history, yeah. myjob is booking the people we can'tjust call up. hello, everyone. billie, it's important to say this is very much from the point of view of sam mccalister, who you play? she's so high energy and unlike anyone i've ever met, actually, and i don't say that lightly. i've never been smuggled into a palace before. at first, gillian anderson actually turned down the role of emily maitlis. i can't tell you what the questions will be because i don't know myself yet. but when i do know, i still won't tell you. i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why? well, because she's still living, because she's so formidable, because people know her so well and they said, "well, then, you have to do i

if you were an intelligence agent, like jeffrey epstein, i'd be doing it., get everyone loose. >> everything you need, get fired up. at those cameras rolling. now you've got everybody under wraps. >> jesse: diddy's former bodyguard tonight alleging diddy was working for the fbi as a confidential informant. >> people don't realize this. first and foremost, puff has been dodging the legal system for years. this is documented. being... they were taking some papers up to the fbi when he was here in new york. they were taking paper up there, stuff like that. don't know what it was. but later on found out that he was a cr. >> jesse: "primetime" can't confirm this, but if diddy was an fbi informant, it explains why he was giving a past to wreak havoc. according to his producers lawsuit. what diddy wanted, diddy got. >> savage! i do whatever i want! >> jesse: all while cozying up to hollywood figures like harvey weinstein and becoming a major voice in the democratic party, with his vote or die campaigns for barack, hillary, biden. getting souls to the polls. for tw

reacted to such an unexpected death, as if it were a suicide, of the high-ranking pedophile jeffrey epstein are those who mourn the death of navalny, they when have you heard at the trial, his sacrificial and conscious ascent to the scaffold, and finally his murder, i see only one parallel: with christ. it’s normal, but it so happened that christ did not have a wife, but navalny did, so now i want to talk about her, this is also interesting and very revealing. look, 3 days after navalny’s death on february 19, yulia navalnaya makes the following statement. hello, this is yulia navalnaya. today for the first time on this channel i want to address you. i shouldn't have been there this place, i shouldn't have recorded this video. there should be another person in my place, but this person was killed by vladimir putin. 3 days ago, vladimir putin killed my husband alexei navalny, but putin also took navalny away from you, somewhere in a colony in the far north, beyond the arctic circle, in eternal winter, putin killed not just a man, alexei navalny, he wanted to kill him too our hopes, our freed

elizabeth: well, we're excited to have back former house judicially counsel, julian epstein.again, julian. what do you make of the majority of the cases against trump? they look like they're hitting a wall. the supreme court just ruled trump stay on state ballots in the colorado case, plus the superior court took up husband appeal on presidential immunity against special counsel jack smith's january 6th case. that's getting delayed until possibly after the election. what do you think? >> thanks for having me on. yes, i think all of these cases are hitting a wall. and as you know from our discussions, many discussions, liz, i didn't vote for trump in '16 or '20, but i think people on the left and in the political center need to start asking whether these cases have been abusive. the case on ballot access was an easy call. the notion that democratic bureaucrats in states can exclude the major party candidate of the opposing party is, i think, an absurd or proposition and very anti-democratic. it's absurd to me that democrats are promoting that claiming they are actually protect

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treated such an unexpected death as a suicide of the child supplier of high-ranking pedophile jeffery epsteint ’s interesting, those who mourn the death of navalny, have they ever heard what valeria ilineshten said about navalny. vodvorskaya, who is difficult to accuse of being a fan of putin and putin’s, so to speak, regime, listen, alexey navalny inspires panic horror in me, as the future leader of maddened crowds, and even with a nazi slant, they don’t bring up at rallies, at they light up the rallies, no one comes to the rallies to think, much less think about the fact that... that the rally participants are wrong, and i am very frightened by this wave that is now rising, because it is rising not only against putin, she is rising for the undemocratic future of russia or for the future of fascism, and navalny is one of the potential leaders of this new destruction, i think that mrs. novodvorskaya, when she spoke, did not foresee all this. that mr. navalny’s activities are broader and more ambitious, for example, how mr. navalny was discussed. sales of rosneft and gazprom, when we recently

unexpected death, as if it were a suicide, of the supplier of children by high-ranking pedophile jeffery epsteinthese are those who mourns. commander of navalny, have they ever heard what valeria ilinichna novodvorskaya said about navalny, who is difficult to accuse of being a fan of putin’s, so to speak, regime, listen, alexei navalny inspires panic in me horror, like the future leader of maddened crowds, and even with a nazi slant. chechvarkin discussed the sale of rosneft and gazprom, when we recently sat with navalny and discussed how we would naturally. sell the russian property gazprom in parts and rosneft, everyone also agreed that this will require several years of preparation, the bankers must also be very correct, everything must be neat so that the budget receives the maximum price, or as mr. navalny’s assistant vladimir ashurkov asked the officer british intelligence mi-6, we need to play on different chess fields: mass protests, civil initiatives, propaganda. we need to establish contacts with the elite and convey to them that we are reasonable people who will not ruin everything an

unexpected death, as if the supplier committed suicide. children by high-ranking pedophile jeffery epsteinelse, i wonder, those who mourn the death of navalny, have they ever heard what valeria ilinichta novodvorskaya spoke about navalny, who can hardly be accused of being a fan of putin and putin’s, so to speak, regime, listen. only against putin, she rises for the undemocratic future of russia or for the future of fascism, and navalny is one of the potential leaders of this new destruction. i think that ms. novodvorskaya, when she said all this, did not assume that mr. navalny’s activities are broader and more ambitious, for example, about how mr. navalny from god. chechvarkin was discussed sale of rosneft and gazprom. when we sat down with navalny recently, we discussed how we would sell the natural russian heritage to gazprom in parts. and rosneft. everyone also agreed that this would require several years of preparation, the bankers must be very good, everything must be neat so that the budget receives the maximum price. or how mr. navalny’s assistant vladimir ashurkov asked british m

a producers lawsuit accusing jason chaffetz of being worse than jeffrey epstein. footage of diddy's la house after the feds ripped it apart. drawers on the floor, saves cracked into, documents rifled through, electronics seized. tmz reporting that agents zeroed in on diddy's hard drives. tonight diddy's whereabouts are still unknown. 's alleged drug mule, a former syracuse basketball player, was arrested at miami airport and he's been accused of acquiring and distributing diddy's drugs and guns. but how was this allowed to get so big and so bad? diddy, one of the biggest names in the music business, three grammys, a long list of billboard hits and side ventures making him a billionaire for two decades. diddy was the democrats biggest black celebrity influencer. in 2004 he spearheaded the voter movement at the dmc. >> spreading a simple, urgent message, vote or die. it's that serious. they used to joke around about saying we would disenfranchise, we were too lazy to vote. on november 3rd they won't be laughing no more. >> jesse: black america listened. >> people sa

her memory jeffrey epstein, had just lain maxwell. there's usually another player. i think he will be an interesting suspect in this case as well. >> martha: it looks like there is a lot of analogous activity in the epstein case but too early to say whether or not they have anything solid on these charges. brine, thank you very much. great to see you. >> thank you martha. >> martha: turning to hunter biden now is out of the los angeles court has where they will attempt to toss federal tax charges against the president's son who is accused of dodging 1.4 million in taxes while spinning a lot of money on other things. -- spending. >> like every single person i have ever known, i have fallen and i have got no. i have done things in my life that i regret. every single one of those things has brought me exactly to where i am right now, is probably the best place ever been in my life. one: call newday and apply. two: take out an average of $70,000. three: pay off your credit cards ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to

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he's a combination of harvey weinstein and jeffrey epstein., >> remember, both of those wei men alsomoved to the highest levels of the democratic party. how prevalent is blackmail in american industry and democrat politic ameris? it's more than we think. and the powerful nott, only tolerate it, they participate in it because m it makes some of them more rich and more powerfuml. if they play the game, whether they have a choice or not. tonight, the new york post is reporting that alleged victims of diddyw os have been talking a lot and we're hearing a lot people in diddy's orbit. names, you know, are ver, ary worried. derrick parker is a former member of the nypd rap intel unit and he joins me now.y ba you had dealings with diddy back in the day. he day? hhat like well, i dealt with him whenms, he had problems with assault and he had the shooting at club new york back in those days.s so i was probably the detective that was assigned to go out and investigate what happened at those particular locationtios with a season out with mtv and with the shooting at the new york club. no-w, the

jee you know, like a jeffrey epstein type deal. that'd be the way to do ity . rg big old crazy party. get everybody loose, get the cash , get them bail, get them the young and everything. >> help get them all. everything you need. get fired up. get those cameras rolling. and they got everybody under wraps. there is former bodyguard tonight allegingap that diddy ws working for the fbi as a confidential informant. conf people don't realize thiids brother. first and foremost, puff has been dodging the legal system for years. puffm being and this is documented, pop being a cia for an fbi agent, they will take some tables up to the to the fbi as to like when he was here in new york, they were taking paperwork up there and stuff like that. i don't know what it was, f but later on found out that he was a cia. >>ou now, primetime can't confim n fbinformaf diddy was a informant, it explains why he was giving a pass to wreak acvonts givinc, according to his producers lawsuit. what did he want to diddg to hit savage. well, i'm a savage. what i want to point out, why was i

the epstein debacle showed all judges prosecutors and agents if there are sex trafficking allegations you better hold those people accountable and we will see what happens with us. >> trace: we will but it looks like there is something coming down the pike and we don't know. sean combs is part of that but t in the middle of the track and the train is coming. nicole parker, great to see you. as always, thank you. >> thank you. >> jackie: we are expecting an update from the ntsb at any moment after a container ship hit a baltimore bridge causing it to collapse in seconds. we will bring you that update when it begins. >> trace: plus president biden and vice president harris complaining on health care in north carolina as the supreme court hears argument ovo abortion pills, an issue we are certain will play an issue role in the 2024 race. we are with fox news contributor mollie hemingway next. >> this is about people having the freedom to make decisions about their own bodies and lives and futures. >> a human being has a right regardless of how small they all or how big they are. ♪ ♪ 's b

epstein, might have seen them.he makes them dapper and witty hip to cole porter music and stoned when warranted. his sheriff is black, is villains say the n-word. i notice whenever i show blazing saddles to young students, they still find it hilarious, not always knowing why they are laughing at the sign. howard johnson. one flavor, for example, or the indian chief's speaking yiddish. or madeline kahn singing in german. most of them don't recognize yiddish and have never heard of malina or dietrich, but they know they are laughing at clichÉs from all the television and films that have been drilled into them and us. for me, blazing saddles is the ultimate western, a pastiche, mocking all other westerns, which are themselves pastiches of fiction tropes, myths and hooey, but rarely much history. thank you. space, we are told the final frontier. and you know those lines. and by the way, i'd love to have been a mouse in the corner when slotkin and patrick were discussing whether blazing fireballs was a western or not. a

this is like asking jeffrey epstein to watch your kids! or a pedophile priest to watch your kids!] who used to work at nickelodeon to watch your kids! hey, how about we do this: don't let anyone watch your kids! and listen, i know some people don't care about january 6th, but let me remind you about something real quick: he was also a terrible [bleep] president before that! [cheers and applause] do we really not remember? i know we don't have attention spans anymore, but how can you forget the man who wanted to nuke a hurricane? that actually happened! and the thing that gets me the most is there are these people saying we're worse off now than we were in 2020. in 2020, we didn't even have [bleep] toilet paper. we was wiping our ass with family photos! and listen, i know the pandemic wasn't trump's fault, but trump made it worse every chance he got! don't you people remember the kind of advice he was giving us? >> president trump suggested without facts that bleach injections might fight covid. >> and then i see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute. one minute. and

gillian anderson stars as the journalist who questioned prince andrew in the midst of the jeffrey epstein scandal. then it's the comedy we didn't know we needed about breakfast. jerry seinfeld shares why he's bringing his obsession with cereal to the screen, just moment awa on "access hollywood." >> kit, thanks. >>> coming uponig in prime time, it's our law & order lineup beginning at 8:00. then svu at 9:00, and law & order: organized crime at 10:00. then at 11:00, a mixup in paradise. a bay area woman says someone built a house on her property without her knowing it. the bizarre story unfolding on the big island. at's goingth >>> tonight on "access hollywood" -- >> i have no idea! >> it's a tough subject, you know. >> sharing his own experience as one of nickelodeon's biggest child stars, kenan thompson's first words on the "quiet on set" abuse allegations. >> it's supposed to be a safe place. >> the question is why you? >> public displays of affection are not something i do. >> he talked to try to clear his name, but it backfired. now "access" unveils the new film recreating prince

jeffrey epstein, after the advertisement.ter dana borisova, whose health had deteriorated due to fashionable drugs for extreme weight loss, we realized that russia was covered by a wave of a new method of weight loss. people are buying up medications for diabetics in droves. we conducted dozens of raids and made test purchases. we just weren’t asked for a prescription for a prescription drug. horrifying details. malakhov will soon be on the russia channel, today is the event of the year, the premiere on rtr, this is my first real deal, are you serious now, let you follow, evgeniy pronin, you love me, how can i tell you if a man hasn’t proposed to you in 7 years? it needs to be changed. anna artova. i called all my friends. they are nowhere to be found. my nephews are missing. all three. vladislav vetrov. denis will help us. oh boy, like this. zoya is my university friend. this is not at all what you think. vadim andrey. your children will be found, they will definitely be found. daria ursulyak. i can not wait. inexorable neup

jonathan epstein is counsel for senator reed on the senate armed services committee, responsible for oversight over the department of defense and department of energy program as well as the dod missile defense and space and nonproliferation committee. and served as the council for oversight for the department of energy's civil and nuclear science based program. and last line before my colleague, is a staff member also with armed services committee and his areas of responsibility include nuclear forces, missile defense, nuclear propulsion, threat reduction, arms control and counter proliferation countering weapons of mass destruction and nuclear cleanup efforts. most recent adam was principal or acting principal of nuclear matters when the office of the secretary of defense and before that served in several positions at the office of secretary of defense and joint staff and departments of state. adam served in our armed forces as an army abrams tank crewman. please join me in welcoming our distinguished panel and we'll turn to madeleine for her opening remarks. >> thanks. [applause] >

without the students having a, b, and c and a, and this what the, what is me what if, if, if they epstein and they let it pass, then it will be so difficult and better sick for them to allow is that i would continue that would often then the me, i'm at the same time if they've eat with then that's what it expose them that the americans or the by that i'm the solution have no idea and attention to settlement at the end this war. so in either way, i think the americans are more or less than an interesting position. and it'll be interesting to see how would they be, how would they behave against this possible solution and set a goal presidential hopefuls holding that final rallies before elections on sunday opposition? kansas passed through july fi is in the city of symbol. he kicked off his election campaign of last week on to being released from prison. and the goal was plunged into crisis after present, mikey sel postponed the presidential vote in february. the constitutional council then rescheduled at nicholas hot as well from the riley and ample to the office and candidate buzzer a dem

it wasn't sure if they're going to epstein or going to veto as they did, but it was clear that they're not going to give the americans a clear victory here. it's another example of the deadlock that we're seeing in the united states do you. and so a security council for, for, for a long time and the, the case of gauze on the ceasefire and the back and forth on it is another example of the for paralysis of one of the most leading, you know, international bodies of can maybe do something for guys and just doesn't manage to find any way forward together in the consensus. and do you think each row can claim this has any sort of victory really? um it's really officially doesn't care too much. what the when say on that. however, in a way this was actually paying israel's hands, they don't want any pressure that forces them to go into a ceasefire. this one would have been also conditioned with the release of the hostages. but this brings us again to where we are now. we're on the other end of the world in doha, where the talks are being held for trying to get a deal with how much about the re

the socialite was found guilty of helping disgraced financier jeffery epstein sexually abuse young girlswho hijacked a bus in rio dejaneiro has given himself up to police after a three—hour siege. the 17 people who were kept hostage have been released unharmed. the incident happened at rio's busy intercity bus terminal. police say he was convicted criminal who was on the run. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. downing street has called the comments allegedly made by the conservative donor frank hester about the mp diane abbott "racist and wrong". mr hester has insisted the remarks had nothing to do with gender or skin colour. he's reported to have made made them in a private meeting in 2019. two people have been released on bail after police removed 35 bodies and a quantity of ashes, from a funeral parlour in hull. detectives say they're investigating a truly horrific incident, and families are understandably distraught and heartbroken. officers say they've received more than 1,000 calls from concerned members of the public. nhs england has confirmed that puberty block

the socialite was found guilty of helping disgraced financier jeffrey epstein sexually abuse young girlshen you think of surfing, hawaii or california might spring to mind — surely not the river severn in south west england. well, kayakers, paddleboarders and surfers from across the world, have been drawn to the severn bore tidal wave, described as the greatest ride on earth. phil mackie was there. this is a bucket list experience if you're a hardcore surfer. dodging each other and avoiding a mouthful of muddy water is a small price to pay for the experience of a lifetime — even if you do get wiped out. the severn bore happens when there's a high spring tide and the wave it creates funnels upriver. i'm 67 injune, i reckon i'm the oldest boy in here. it's so rare, even the oldest hands are drawn back. it's because you're surfing the wrong wave up a river, inland, isn't it? and this is the one to do. it's great. i must go, because i'm going to miss that one. richard was on a body board, some were in kayaks... laughter. ..some on surfboards. others had brought their paddle boards. it's the