ethan agarwal, thank you for your time. ethan: thank you.we are going to talk about times getting tougher for the swedish truck company volta. ed: we are looking at general motors. the stock higher 1.1%. it dropped after headlines hit that it is delaying expansion of electric truck productions late 2025. what that means is gm is delaying the open of its second electric truck plant which was do to be in michigan. gm is trying to preserve capital. the committed tens of billions to electrification and they are just pulling back a little bit, but saying it is based on enormous demand. that stock up 1.1%. this is "bloomberg technology". ♪ ed: swedish electric truck company volta is filing for bankruptcy after a breakdown in the supply company. this two months after their battery supply failed, causing the truck maker to fall short of production. bringing in analyst mani for more. the supply chain broke down, volta cannot go into production, how difficult is it too quickly pivot to a new battery supplier? >> i think it really depends if the compan

and ethan joins me now. ethan, thank you so much for being here.just so sorry to hear about your friend. i know you are extremely close. in fact you and him had spoken every day for your entire lives. except when he was training with the israeli military. can you tell me about your friendship and what it was like to know this beautiful person? >> yes, of course, thank you for having me. i feel very grateful that i knew omar. and he got to share some of his light with me. i feel a large part with me will always continue to have him live on the army and the people he's touched, his family, his friends, his girlfriend who he was soon to be engaged with. he was the sweetest person in the entire world. and i've known him since six years old. we've never had one. fight there were parts of him that transcend what it needs to be human. i don't know many people that can have a front for that long, and never fight with them. i truly believe that a part of him was part angel. i miss some allot. >> an angel, a new relationship i could only imagine since you we

ethan: fascinating question. israel's view of hamas shifted dramatically three days ago or on saturday. before then there was regionally it was seen as a group of thugs. then for 16 years have been ruling in the gaza and have actually been to go shading. there are 18,000 gazans were king and israel. there was a sense that actually it was becoming a more responsible, normal kind of ruling organization. meanwhile this just happened and it is now viewed as isis like, worse than thugs. there really was just an open slaughter of women, children and the innocence on saturday in a way that is hard to understand. jonathan: it was a massacre. there is no other way to describe it. thank you very much. john kirby at the national council 8:45 eastern time. with us is tony dwyer. you are actually bullish -- cautious before. tony: we talked about an environment ripe for an oversold rally. the christmas eve massacre in 2018, you have a lot of the average stocks already smoked. when you get that oversold it is ripe for a tactica

"look who the cat dragged in, ethan [ bleep ] frome!read that book, so i don't -- [ laughter ] "oh, ethan!" seriously though, nancy mace, you look like you just walked out of a school play or a football game. somewhere there's a group of packers fans missing an "a" who are very upset [ laughter ] and even anchors are having a hard time taking republicans seriously. here's cnn's jake tapper reacting to mace's pr stunt. >> congresswoman nancy mace walked in with the letter "a" on her shirt as she walked in the closed doors she was asked by her colleague andy graham what that was about. she said it was a scarlet letter jake >> okay. that's not making me convinced that they have their act together [ laughter ] >> seth: damn, you just got sassed by jake tapper. aka, you just got tapped [ laughter ] >> tapped! ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: i do wish news anchors were more sarcastic. it's fun to imagine walter cronkite using that same tone to report on apollo 11. "american astronauts successfully landed on the moon, which scientists say is almost as

. >> let's bring in ethan bronner. he is on the ground in tel aviv right now. give us the report from your perspective. what are you seeing and hearing? >> the situation is still quiet dyer from the israeli perspective. hamas fighters have not only not been entirely contained in israel but they are continuing to penetrate in small numbers and to wander around and hold hostages in some homes. the israelis have been bombing. the israelis say they are preparing for a long and painful war which they say is aimed at removing military infrastructure for hamas. >> is there any indication of timeline here? how long this conflict could last? >> i think it is reasonable to assume it will last some months because hamas is pretty well dug in in gaza and the israeli as well will first start and it would not surprise me at all if it moved to a ground assault at some point. a kind of house to house situation. at that we're looking at a very long and ugly conflict. israelis have very rarely felt so he million did an angry and violated as they feel now -- they are united in the

hope that doesn't happen is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been calling for unity and ethan fluid. the idea of forming an emergency unity government. earlier i asked journalist emily rose, who's in groups or whether this is realistic well, it's important for the, this is the most for right government. israel has seen under components of it, including religious side as parties, that certain parts of the opposition say they simply won't join. so to see a whole broader unity, government and likely won't happen, but there are certain members of the opposition that might join an emergency government as a continuation of the situation continues to escalate. well, despite that division in the government, these really government has stressed that this is only the beginning of a long conflict. how exactly is, is really society responding to that. as many members of this really society, public discourse are saying that they step now from the government to take a very harsh military action and gaza. there is more rhetoric than i've ever seen around launching a full ground operation in

so people in very dire situation on the other side of the border, rebecca rivers, ethan's developed in southern israel. many thanks. ok, my baby is a media and communications advisor for the norwegian refugee council, an independent organization that protects the rights of people affected by displacement. he warned us about the deteriorating humanitarian situation in. gotcha, thanks for having may actually. we manage to get a short message from one of our 64 colleagues on the ground and gals that it was a 68 seconds message, which he said that a signal was back, network was back, but they still don't know what was happening around. and he reported not being able to identify with it where the sounds of the if the next farm was, was, was going to come from, oh, it was coming from. he wasn't tables. you know, if the rest of his time and he was a life or not today this morning, the full scale of what happens over the past 36 hours is, is starting to review and the numbers are starting to jump to a number of chills and changes hospitals cannot cope and there are people to come to the rep wh

the israeli ambassador to the un. the israeli representative talked to israeli foreign minister, aba ethan about the issue. aten immediately called ashkal's house to tell him, the international pressure had increased and he had to stop the war as soon as possible at the request of the us, but eshkal was watching the beauties of the golen heights with his commanders at the time. his wife gave him aden's important message. listen, iban wants you to stop the war, he can't take pressure, he said, i can't hear you, what do you mean, you can't hear me, i'm telling you exact words, he says i can't hear you, i can't hear you, it's a bad line, it's a bad line, but the prime minister did not consider message and continued his work, even realized that eshkol needed more time to advance on syrian territory, exactly happened to they reached all their goals in syria, the israeli ambassador to the un received the text of the agreement. he had to read it allowed to the un security council. this the end of the war. israel accept any proposal made by donald bull for the implementation of the security counci

despite dominating possession, chelsea failed to convert their chances, with second half goals from ethan up to tenth in the table, a point and a place above chelsea... as they continue their fine form at stamford bridge — having won all their premier league matches there. it's a coincidence that we managed to win here three times but what i would say is that it is very impressive that we can do that, beat brentford. and with the players that they have... i would say the first half, ithink they have... i would say the first half, i think chelsea were good and you can see the potential squad, and i think that's why they have a great future ahead of them. we need to be more clinical, you know, _ we need to be more clinical, you know. and — we need to be more clinical, you know, and be strong. it is disappointing because i think we dominated, we created chances, but if you _ dominated, we created chances, but if you don't— dominated, we created chances, but if you don't score than the confidence is going down and that was happening in the second half. bournemouth registered their first premi

pull me ethan ship. you lama ha ha. that by check. so you know, it's a lot by 2 so they should have pulled this off so you know, because the blah, blah, blah, doesn't really look ridiculous inside his pipe pulse. i like being the king of the hills inside these 2. my name is a lights, man. i am an architect. i'm a writer. i am inactive is my work is to do with the intersection of architecture and violence. the architecture and the built environment is a kind of a slow violence. the occupation is an environment that slowly was conceived to strangle a police state in communities, villages, and towns to create an environment. it would be unbelievable for the people. then the crime was done on the drawing board itself. the settlements which are here in blue has been built like which is not only to serve the colonies themselves, but consciously to create material damage, cutting apart the very sort of fragile palestinians built fabric. the architecture is used by architect as a width of the we are looking at the weapons and ammunition. so i

i saw it on ethan, how do you just help that is then how do you use alphabets, emily? you how to cancel at the, at the him at the state. i live in the p. m. and you have to for almost 50. i would look at how to get tennis, as you said, other assistance out there and can i just understand that for sure. and that's the weatherstone item. and let's just imagine and if so, which fold in this and what buddy? what, what sort of mistesia heavy in the room and so much more i'm in the job one. how with the i mean a sense of what they said as us as yet. but what does that show us as well as you this government? that's not, this is limited. schaffer village and have you been there to get about this or something is offered for to chase and the region. i think i left in the city of this or something. no to no one of the have done in the fun new. so i'm young. but with the shaheen lady she doesn't come to talk with you. there's the daisy a been as if it doesn't work as well. funny. so i understand that i was at the end with that then i would i had went ahead to none in miss brittany

oh, ethan's face, the disgust. i have a different feeling for it. you like pineapple on pizza. oh, i don't like it. i don't like it. i don't like it. there's a specific way of doing it with meat and [bleep] like that. it's fine. zuri: they not agree on food, but when it comes to fashion, they are in gorgeous harmony. our fashion flashback takes them back to eurovision 2021, where they won the top song prize. how did this look come together? what did you hope to express or show off with this? it was costume. it was originally inspired from david bowie's look. yeah. it was really the '70 glam vibe. zuri: and we can't ignore maneskin showing some thigh skin at the 2022 acms. yes, let's talk about the middle. we felt too dressed. we're known for being naked always, so we couldn't be full suited up. you're like, we'll do pants, but they're not going to be pants. exactly. elegant cowboy vibe. whew, that is one good-looking band. - you are not lying about that. - i love it. ok. now, to loving memories, from suzanne somers' granddaughters. scott: yeah, it's been two weeks since suzanne

our times, no is still, and is is is israel that israel that was imposed in 1948 in palestine on the ethan clinton under under this genocide against palestinian samite native so we are in the 20st century and how come we are still facing uh colonialism which is a shameful which is the is the most barbaric and this is a this obsenity this obsenity is support by a state, by europe government and which is we are attributed in this circle of fascism because the the international movement sionism it is the most powerful fascism movement fascist in our time, so palestinian, palestinan native are facing this most powerful fascist movement of our time, i think as many palestinians say say we have to resist, because in our resistance we are saving humanity because we have to abolish this movement, this is this is this fascist powerful movement which is called the... sionism by the way which is born in in in europe which is eurocentric feeling eurocentric movement called the sionism so we we are that's why many people around the world is fighting this movement this fascist movement of our time so le

it was back in april 144-year-old ethan boys was struck by a car, cycling. he died at the hospital.of the car also went to the hospital with minor injuries. lisa still investigating that accident, still no word if any charges have been filed. >>> said that cisco different attorney brooke jenkins, being sued by one of her former investigators. she is accused of using the investigator as a reason to dismiss a 2017 deadly police shooting case. jack friedman filed the lawsuit naming jenkins used him as a scape goat saying he was dishonest during the ongoing investigation. that is why she had to drop the charges against officer christopher -- the case stems from a 2017 deadly police shooting in the bayview district. friedman worked at the d.a. office until he was fired in may. we reached out to the district attorney's office for comment, and were referred to the city attorney's office. >>> chp will pay a $7 million settlement in the case of the deadly shooting of an unarmed man in oakland. three officers are accused of shooting and killing eric salgado in a car in june of 2020. his pregn

ethan levy is one of emerson's defense attorneys, and after today's court hearing, he says emerson isful for the crew's actions and also shared this message from his client. >> you would like to reiterate that he had no intention to harm himself or anybody on the airplane when he acted. >> reporter: emerson's wife did not speak on camera but told reporters after today's hearing that quote, this is not my joe. he never would have knowingly done any of that. that is not the man that i married. oregon's fbi chief says it remains to be seen whether more federal charges will be added. his next federal court appearance is set for november 22nd. nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, bart to san jose. this has been decades in the making. now, another boost from the state. last night the metropolitan transportation commission unanimously approved $35 million in funding to go toward the 12 billion-dollar project. the vta is hoping to get additional funding from the federal government. the feds are proposing a $6 billion contribution for which the vta hopes to receive next year. the bart extensio

i mean, i don't know if the beatles had one that david bowie had one, supposedly ethan janis joplin. you know, who has a serious um, oh lord, won't you? by the 1st eighty's bed. that was the car that was okay, that song she is taking a ride with some other rockstar who had won a mercy of different kind of intoxicating trip for the music scene. but the clientele also included actors like elizabeth taylor and fashion designer cocoa show. now, none could resist the charms of the $600.00 actually eclectic mix of owners from pop star peace activist john lennon to edi. i mean it looks like the kind of the car that somebody important should be driving. so i don't know if the beatles cared about looking important, but i think the world leaders want to what they consider to be the best car john lennon. he bought it because he could do it. right. do you have that much money in for him? i think it was just you know, he made it right. he was successful and it was a great comfortable car, but edi, i mean, i think it was more typical dictate or a showing off button. both had made it in their round

saying that because of the drugs, he was unaware of what he was doing to test stops. function 3 is ethan keith saw the results coming down. apologize. i took the push one day so that the whole thing by false cut off to push on the film on phillips will fit them in the let me know if there's something i was referred to, just keep on the longest and most of those machines that's good this is a rehabilitation center in moscow victims who miraculously survived the ukrainian military are treated here such as 20 the con, get used to the loss of his right leg even months of to the incidence of cause, which is what they told me. he was crippled by the ukrainian military multiplan and didn't go up a 100. a couple of full deal of senior was a for an invalid visit. i had some gladish and to bring him a just because i like a couple of jump on the sides, connecticut to see a just a song his last with the possible that the good actual but the po bu he's still ukrainian soldiers who carried out mass executions taking some kind of drugs, look pretty much all them with 4 chairs. so listen, your prostate,

native people native samite, arab, palestinian, that's it, that's all, it's a part of this process of ethan clinton against palestinian native, and and the the colonial regime. of israel colonial, this colonialism who was imposed in 1984 from europe and by european is it's this is the the the the project you know to create a state for segregationist state only for a jewish and under the extermination of palestinian native what is happened is nothing new this is the the the the... colonialism that we are facing today in our 21st century, which is something the obseen and retrograde, this the darkness issue that we have living all today, the human the humanity and exactly in gaza, this is a part of this project called israel which is has nothing to do with the ancient. israel with the bible israel, which this is the falsification of of history, and what is happen in palestine, this is a process of extermination against the palestinian native and this is a conflict with the against the palestinian native against colonialism, and we are in 21st century and we are still talking about colonialism

so ethan, while the eating is good. on the other hand, they're very rich in calories. a single mecca home, 3 centimeters across packs up to a 100 calories. but they will slim down your pocket book in paris, one microphone costs between 2 and 3 zeros. but nobody can eat very many of the ones anyway, they're just too sweet. to make a whole pause, i tell you it's hard to say if a mac up one was really expensive in relation to a small size or not a very so they found it depends. it depends on the quality of the ingredients that are in it for them. yeah, so they pump down shows a, a zone for is founder of the brand of the same name, same positive owner. this also the most important thing is that it's good that you get real enjoyment from it because of mac alone, that's not good, but expensive isn't great at all. the only problem can be a shift to buy the word. the word like a home, by the way, comes from the italian kite and means to crush. the pastry is said to have been brought to france by french queen, catherine domenici, in the 16th century. later america home became a

and what paid lens twice for grove. ethan, when is a drought and they can cope with heavy rain plants, a sturdy and an ideal building material. and how did tune this whole thing cause you to see what people want for construction. installation materials support structure with ad gaps which insulates well and it's very light. you just stick. these walls could also be used to make load bearing elements. this some of the construction sector have already seen the potential of the broadcast plan. this is tanisha. i am plus demo d, i thought that this isn't blowing installation material which it can be used like cellulose flakes or would find buns in um doesn't quite enough. these poke pull. you can still see the shape of the leaves and it has an airy structure. and is it solid one? has a high load bearing capacity and can insulate at the same time and blast had dish um, easily young researches now and these pioneers and policies that support them in progress is already being made. the gym government began supporting community culture in 2023, hoping protect the lens of a truck, the front de

because of the drugs, he was unaware of what he was doing to football test discuss. function 3 is ethan keith saw the sauce coming down. apologize. i took the pos windows filled the whole thing by false cut off phillips from the for the middle. the was let me know if there's something i was referred to, just keep the long distance moves. most of those machines that's going this is a rehabilitation center in moscow victims who miraculously survived the ukrainian ministry a treated here such as 20 the con, get used to the loss of his right leg even months of to the incidence. that's part of cause with what they told me, he was crippled by the ukrainian military, most of the political book for they all said it was a for an invalid visit. i have some gladish. i need to bring him a campus cuz i like a couple of jump on the sides are not going to ski a chair, so something is left with the possibility of that actual po, bu he's solely ukrainian soldiers who carried out mass executions taking some kind of drugs the tell them with which as for soliciting or prostate such i'll agree to such a lon

julia roberts, ethan hawk in "leave the world behind.ll debut in select theaters next month before hitting the streamer on december 8 this does truly look like a blockbuster. angue and i guess it's going theaters to be considered for awards, maybe? >> still, fascinating, especially with that cast. >>> a new hbo documentary will tell the story of the stuntman for harry potter himself it explores the bond between him and daniel radcliff. holmes who's been his stunt double was paralyzed in a set accident during production of the seventh film in the series radcliff had joined the project as an executive producer, in addition to being featured in the film it is set to debut in november there are so many behind the scenes anecdotes, really worthy of a full-on documentary >>l >> i had no idea that happened >>> district 12, the capital, it's come together london stage, the stage adaptation of the hunger games is set to debut in the west end next fall the author of the series, suzanne collins, says she's excited to work with the team as they brin

you have uh, with the help of the united states and ethan yahoo calls to prevail in this brought a conflict with your on them eventually a term, a, you know, turn out as and when they're in this ground can foundation against, you know, remote meaning. they just talked about with on the floors but you know, reducing the iranian outrage and abuse lambs. busy the neighboring regions, neighboring regions for uh, for israel envelope i think it is very significant because ease of elk is long positions. you know, multiple is damian's, most ada spots iran as the major as a special for for itself. so the bailing. busy with these eggs, the spanish will thread, will make me the whole. there we are, you know, one of the biggest winters in the survey and the history instead of a loser. because of domestic political struggles and frictions actually made this, that, that bike, almost possible. i think this explain skills got on behaviors and don't want to ask her about the is rarely posting and problem, which is this the for so many days that i think we all have become somewhat detached and desensitize to

sure that and mass find a lot of people under occupation better for on as now is a time a and this is ethan. i'll be there that i've got all the face of this information. you need to have this in our hands. see, i'm on told last night with me as the director assembly no 7927255. know me. the number 23729, gosh. and also i nice afternoon. i ain't going online as high as ben is outside zoned and racism probably at a smaller keeps corner. presidents though, may i see them a lot depending. i would like to have to sign the lease of the action on the scene initially as the action of the live branch of the wires and measuring to the outside of the use of the international law is complete to the judge and the on vonny, the getty bone and pay you the parents right now, you can certainly see any other types of 2. we don't already know you go on september claims such as arrive. much of the socials event is legitimate needs defense should be ready to take us to the line region. one is also really ridiculous on your policy. it is certainly not possible to change about the places of the color and the wis

because of the drugs, he was unaware of what he was doing for mobile test stuff on ship forms to grease ethan keith saw the results coming down. apologize. i took the windows fill the paper off on both ends by phone, cut off the disclosure on the account for phillips phones at the moment. the was let me know if there's something i was referred to just to the longest. and most of those mission that's going a this is a rehabilitation center in most go victim assume a recklessly survive. the ukrainian military are treated here, such as 20 a con, get used to the loss of his ride legs, even months of to the incidence of cause with flight. they told me that he was crippled by the ukrainian military multiplan and didn't go up a corner cupboard full deal of st. he was a for an invalid visit. i had some gladish and to bring him a just because i like a couple of jumped on the sides, connecticut to scripture, so something is less of the possible that the good actual po bu he's still ukrainian soldiers who carried out mass executions, taking some kind of drugs look pretty much, all of them with 4 chairs

several agonising days on, esther is also waiting for news of her son 0had and 12—year—old grandson ethanslation: i don't know if he's had any food - because he's being held captive by some madmen. i don't know if they've fed him. if they've given him enough clothes. it was cold yesterday. i don't know if they gave him a jacket. i am worried about my son but he is big and can handle it. a small child cannot do that. her daughter—in—law and granddaughters somehow escaped, when five gunmen stormed into their home. inside my heart, i'm very hurt. worried. i want to hope — i want to be in hope. the us secretary of state antony blinken is currently travelling to israel discuss measures to bolster its security. it follows a speech on tuesday by president biden, in which he said he'd make sure israel had everything it needed to defend itself against attacks by hamas. he described saturday's assault as an �*act of sheer evil�*. a short time ago the white house said 22 americans are known to have been killed, with 17 americans unaccounted for. we want to make it real clear. we're working on every

biden says, israel has agreed to allow a to enter guys up from egypt is rarely prime minister benyamin ethan. yahoo now says he will not stand in the way of deliverance. also in the show, israel and palestinian militant groups continue to trade blame over an explosion at a guy's a hospital. time us claims in his ready air strike is room on the west side. the evidence points to a rocket misfired by palestinian miller.

in our kitchen it burns in the burners of gas stoves, methane, ethane, propane, butane, on earth it isetimes on earth it is emitted from volcanoes, for example, but on mars there are no active volcanoes, and the only reliable source of methane is microorganisms should probably be considered, and mars preserves its ancient geological history much more carefully than this is what our planet does, because a long time ago... there were periods of volcanism, there was some kind of change in such obvious chemistry there, well, it formed... other varieties, here are clays, there are sulfates, all sorts of things, that is, these are these there were periods, somewhere in that region, all this, well, is connected with plate tectonics on earth and its absence on mars, so very ancient places have been preserved on mars, the absence of tectonic movements on mars can help scientists penetrate the mystery of origin life, because its oldest traces should be preserved on mars much better than on earth , as the researchers themselves say... we are very lucky that there is a planet like mars nearby, whi

exeter went head through an ethan painter try before jack kenningham, louis lynagh and willjoseph allter answered back with a dan frost try, but will edwards' late penalty deprived the visitors of a losing bonus point. harlequins, who also failed to earn a bonus point, are sixth after two games, exeterfifth. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. south africa rugby say they're reviewing the available evidence after an accusation that their player bongi mbonambi used a racial slur during their semi—final win against england at the rugby world cup towards england flanker tom curry. american ben shelton has won his first atp tour title at the japan open. he hit 18 winners on the way to beating russia's aslan karatsev 7—5, 6—1 in tokyo. the victory will move him up to a career—high of 15th in the men's rankings tomorrow. and grace harris smashed a new women's big bash league record score of 136 not out off 59 balls as brisbane heat beat perth scorchers by 50 runs. harris also hit a record 11 sixes in her innings — including one with a broken bat. in less than half an hour, th

despite the statements, emerson's attorney ethan levy told reporters outside federal court there was no intention to harm himself or other people. emerson's wife adding this is not my joe. he never would have done that. he never would have knowingly done any of that. that is not the man that i married. clearly mental health. >> we'll play a role in the case. stephen clark is a bay area, defense attorney. it essentially tampered with the aircraft and what he's describing is an impulsive act. and i think that will be the focus of the defense that this wasn't premeditated. let's bring down or point. this is someone who acted impulsively in a complete mental health breakdown that had been building up to this point, what the prosecution will try ao do is say that heat premeditated this, that he planned it and they can show that what he did leading up to getting into that cockpit and what he did after the fact. but he appeared to be speaking somewhat% rationally. >> now the single federal charge can carry with a 20 years in federal prison. in the meantime, he also faces state charges. 83 c

methane is, of course, organic, we have it. in the kitchen, methane, ethane, propane, butane burns in it is of organic origin, but sometimes on earth it is emitted, for example, from volcanoes, but on mars there are no active volcanoes, and the only reliable source of methane should probably be considered microorganisms, and mars preserves its ancient geological history much more carefully than our planet does, because it stopped long ago... some such a change in chemistry is obvious there, well, other types of minerals were formed, there are clays, folsulfates, all sorts of things , that is, these were these periods, somewhere in that area, all this, well, is connected with the tectonics of plates on earth and its absence on mars, which is why very ancient places have been preserved on mars, the absence of these... movements on mars can help scientists penetrate the mystery of the origin of life, because its ancient traces should be preserved on mars much better than on earth, as they themselves say researchers, us it is very fortunate that there is a planet like mars nearby, which p

despite the statements, emerson's attorney ethan levy told reporters outside federal court there was no intention to harm himself or other people. anderson's wife adding this is not my joe. he never would have done that. he never would have knowingly done any of that. this is not the man that i married. clearly mental health will play a role in the case. stephen clark is a bay area defense attorney. it. >> essentially tampered with the aircraft and what he's describing is an impulsive act. and i think that will be the focus of the defense that this wasn't premeditated. let's bring down or point. this is someone who acted impulsively in a complete mental health breakdown that had been building up to this point, what the prosecution will try to do is say that heat premeditated this, that he planned it and they can show that what he did leading up to getting into that cockpit and what he did after the fact. but he appeared to be speaking somewhat rationally. >> now the single federal charge can carry up to 20 years in federal prison. in the meantime, the state is also charged. emerson w

but let's not forget that it's already been ethan situation in the past couple of years and pension has been already mounting this year and the occupied to us bank loans. it has been definitely is to year in nearly 2 decades with more than 207 palestinians to buy is way before. so that's how raising the occupied was almost more than a 1000 raids per day in the.

several agonising days on, esther is also waiting for news of her son 0had and 12—year—old grandson ethand any food, - because he's being held captive by some madmen. i don't know if they've fed him. i don't know if they've given him enough clothes. it was cold yesterday. i don't know if they gave him a jacket. i am worried about my son, but he is big and can handle it. a small child cannot do that. her daughter—in—law and granddaughters somehow escaped, when five gunmen stormed into their home. inside my heart, i'm very hurt. worried. i want to hope — i want to be in hope. esther yahalomy ending that report by our correspondent caroline hawley, there. at least 17 us citizens are missing since hamas's attack on saturday. among them is 35—year—old sagui dekel—chen. he disappeared after an attack on kibbutz nir oz, located just two miles from the gaza strip. the bbc�*s nomia iqbal spoke with sagui's father, jonathan. the important part is that is how we know how many, many people, notjust the young men who did that, but 88—year—old grandmothers, and eight—month—old children, who don't have

it's, they hope successfully dissuaded benjamin ethan yahoo from the 2nd friends with lab and, and real fear off has the brothers capabilities, particularly to us assets of the region, particularly with the optic off attacks on us interest in the region. you sometimes wonder what, what the by the administration is more afraid of it, whether it's has beula, we simply keep saying, we're just keeping pace with as rarely escalation or whether it's it'd be as really escalation, which will be more risky for them, for us assets. all right, thanks so much. you have a tendency that let's take this over to ron now. dosage evaluate, joins us live from the ring capital. so those are what are you writing and visual saying, or how they react things to the increasing kind of rhetoric we're hearing about iran from the us as well for send me i want to address the latest comments by the republican senator lindsey graham and tell a view is, this is a man who has made his very clear in the past that he is in favor of israel, striking her on in april of last year and 2022. he said that sanctions alone won't

michigan supreme court has cleared the way for the historic prosecution of the parents of school shooter ethan crumbley. james and jennifer crumbley, the first parents in the u.s. to be charged for a child's mass shooting, face involuntary manslaughter now for buying their son the gun and never telling the school about the gun, even though they had been summoned over his troubling behavior. he used the gun to kill four students and injure seven others at oxford high school. now 17, crumbley pleaded not guilty and will be sentenced in december. >>> when we come back here, two u.s. soldiers killed during an accident. >>> and the plane leaving las vegas hit by lightning. in a moment. (vo) if your thyroid eye disease was diagnosed a long, long time ago you may think your eyes will be bulging forever. like a never-ending curse that can't be broken. but even if you've been told it's too late, treating your thyroid eye disease may still be possible. and a new day is within sight. learn how you could give your eyes a fresh start at stilltreatted.com. new nature's bounty hair growth. help grow thicker,

and any c jerbill cages of cause asserted ethan into, into those parameters. he said that on all sides of violence must be escalated under the police constitution had to be found. now he also address this issue of your opinion, financial aid to the palestinian territories. that had been some tool about whether or not the you or somebody you meant to states would want to cods that age. but he said that your foreign ministers had decided to another degree at that point natural age.

here in the studio in malaysia, especially anything the largest piece ethan region. basically we have strongly comic fundamentals, but unfortunately i'll central buttons are forced to raise interest rate to follow what the united states is doing. or else we risk capital prove whose the depreciation of i'll currencies and formulation contact is the ring it. and this is really what did us, it is doing at the expense of many emerging markets across the will basically prove that the dollar is an unreliable treat currency. if that is the case, why shouldn't we move to the currency? so x flow bilateral agreements are looking for all countries have very strict monetary policy ratios. and this monetary policy regime has been influenced by our relationship with the launch trading approximate thing, the united states of america. as a consequence, a lot of the decisions taken at the in the united states federal has been seriously impacts upon decision making for monetary policy within developing countries themselves. what we've seen as a consequence to match the interest price

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funding, you know, a benefit to funding is an issue in human and the credit to come sit go to the top, ethan foreclosure of suspicion, and this we see a cross country in the meantime, the international communities, yet to convince the world and factions to the complex re, cynthia who feed delegation, met sound you officials in re, uh, to agree on a permanency is via and a political solution. but we explained to the host, these who are backed by iran and control center held, admitted to activate its leaders insist a deed with only happens when fun to pull out to the men. and so do radiate, commits billions of dollars a compensation the into nationally recognize government in the south. blaine's the jose so took over the capital into a $1014.00 for governments troubles for now. again, that remains divided. the success of this movement is about noon to break away in the south. while the sounds of bad government is desperate to expand its influence . beyond the battery and other provinces occupied by the under 0. my colleagues time is i then spoke to him and the problem is that my in of the logi

despite dominating possession, chelsea failed to convert their chances, with second—half goals from ethan moves them up to tenth in the table, a point and a place above chelsea. confirmation of that result. two fixtures currently ongoing. arsenal can close the gap on neighbours tottenham to two points, with a win over bottom club sheffield united. nketiah has them 1—0 up. struggling bournemouth and burnley face each other. 1-1. wolves welcome newcastle in the late game. newcastle midfielder sandro tonali will begin his ten—month ban from football in that game after fifa an the game's world governing body said it had confirmed the request made by the italian football federation. they said the italy midfielder had breached a rule which prohibits players from placing bets on football. there is little doubt about the big game in europe today, and that's taking place in barcelona. it's the first el clasico of the season, as real madrid make the trip to barca's temporary estadio olimpico home. 1—0 barca, gundogan's first goalfor the club. in serie a, juventus could go top of the table with vict

several agonising days on, esther is also waiting for news of her son ohad and 12—year—old grandson ethane's i had any food because he's being held captive by some madmen. i don't know if they've fed him. i don't know if they've given him enough clothes. it was cold yesterday. i don't know if they gave him a jacket. i am worried about my son but he is big and can handle it. a small child cannot do that. her daughter—in—law and granddaughters somehow escaped, when five gunmen stormed into their home. inside my heart, i'm very hurt. worried. i want to hope — i want to be in hope. esther yahalomy ending that report by our correspondent caroline hawley there. let's get the latest from around israel now. in a moment, we'll be speaking to our international editorjeremy bowen, who's in ashkelon, but first, to anna foster, who's near the lebanese border in the north of the country. we understand there has been cross—border fire with hezbollah? that's right. over the last several days now there is real anxiety and concern on the border over another group that, like hamas, has been designated a ter