you could have latino evan juggles, but white evan jell calls are the cynic one, not of everything. they are it. and so as a voting block, they are the people that they go for. and let me say this very clearly, because this is the way you need to understand why average others like donald trump . donald trump delivered donald trump delivered supreme court justices over 200 justices. donald trump delivered for them, he was there deliverer. and from then we say delivered supreme court justices, we're talking about justices who would overturn roe v wade. that's right. okay. and which was the thing that they have been fighting for for a very long time. and so he got those justices. he got those justices when he lined up everything for them. so why wouldn't they go to the capital and fight for him? why wouldn't they go to the ballot box and fight for him? why wouldn't me believe that the election was a lie? because donald trump was ordained by god to be in that particular position. and so that's what evan jericho's think right now who are for donald trump? a chris it in your book, jesus a

and they do not identify as evan. jessica, because it's very clever, just good, identify them as them either. most do not write them. some will claim them, but not actually, you know, they won't be in the same churches together or in the same organizations in many cases. and so i see evans alcoholism, largely as a cultural movement and if system of networks and alliances. so if you want to understand of angelica lism today, you have to look at their organizations at their, at christian publishing, at these massive industries. it's a consumer culture christian radio. and so it, it shares that, quote, unquote christian world view and a far and wide through this popular culture and through membership in these organizations. and that membership is police right. there are gatekeepers here. and it's those organizations that then unite with political organization. now the story is how do we get from this understanding of angelica lism to support of donald trump? that's where we have to bring in the politics and the power. be

evan, what about you? do can't go on strike on my own bike. evan, what about you? what about you? do you use the train? yes, i get that _ evan, what about you? do you use the train? yes, i get that tube _ evan, what about you? do you use the train? yes, i get that tube into - train? yes, i get that tube into westminster in the morning. the tube hasn't been affected, it is mainly overground and national rail that has been affected by strikes. when the tube goes down that combat has a lot —— when the tube go down, that has an effect on the economy but people are now more set up for working from home so it is not quite as inconvenient as it once was but still, it is still not great and not ideal when the trains don't run because effectively it brings a large part of the country to a grinding halt. it large part of the country to a grinding halt.— grinding halt. it will be a stressful _ grinding halt. it will be a stressful few _ grinding halt. it will be a stressful few days - grinding halt. it will be a stressful few days for i grinding halt. it will be a i stressful

evans and kershaw. they're to they're going to over they're going to drive back keefer and wheaton and they're going to head up north. and so later on, as this action is transpiring early on the valley turnpike, wardens divisions with them and artillery, the key to see creek, the key to cedar creek is the turnpike. well, because if you can get north of middletown and out, get north of middletown, you can outflank any possible union position that may reform and as their retire irene gordon in early meet again it's a very famous encounter gordon writes in his memoirs i want to preface this by saying i have great respect for john gordon, a soldier. he wrote his memoirs as a united states senator and it reflects his current because there was not one confederate soldier in his whole army who'd been up all had walked on a pig's path, crossed the river twice, got wet, cold and miserable. and they go into a camp of yankees which, is brimming with food, coffee all sorts of quit and a never stopped. they just sai

as evan just noted, our reporting is that the u.s. attorney's review has been completed, so is this new information to him, when were these located? the biden white house is making a strategic decision to let most of this information leak out through the media, and they're leaving a lot of unanswered questions in this swiftly escalating situation. >> and obviously we'll be taking merrick garland live when he comes out. phil mattingly, you're getting new reporting on who the doj is talking to in this probe. what are you hearing? >> reporter: evan and paul will were talking about the review under way and that is critical because the information from the review was being passed up to attorney general garland as he weighed what his next steps were. white house officials have made clear they were under strict instructions to be as cooperative as possible, detail detailed timelines where they called investigators after reaching out to the national archives, and i'm told the cooperation also includes interviews that have been under way with

he does have a big head. >> i used to work with evan, too.lieve he's a cowboys fan. >> fair weather fan. >> mm-hmm. >> we have fair weather. >> perfect weather for evan. >>> absolutely. we'll have great weather for the game. i know that was a big issue with some of the games in the past. it's looking nice, definitely football weather. you'll have to bundle up. it's going to be very chilly out there as we take a live look outside. you know how it is during the game. they're always showing shots of the golden gate bridge and you're like, that's not where the game is being played. get used to it. we'll probably see it again this weekend. we're also watching san francisco for another reason. big waves coming up with king tides and that may cause coastal flooding. that may make it more dangerous to be in the low-lying areas as the water comes up. it happens today at 9:22 and we'll see it slightly higher tomorrow at 10:15. on sunday we'll see the king tides over 7 feet happen at 11:00 in the morning. just watch out for the typical spots that flood

why does stan evans matter?> guest: the reason i said that, there are short biographies of people, i thought he deserved biography. although stan died 7 or 8 years ago, already being forgotten by a younger generation. the reagan buckley area, all of us are aging out. stan was an important figure. as a journalist, as a thinker, who funded -- as an activist. they are usually kept separate. his last book was a pretty serious attempt at a vindication of joe mccarthy. he was everybody's favorite guy, he was like i said earlier friendly with everybody, he was funny as heck in person, seldom his writing. and he was a great teacher for a whole generation of conservatives, other people viewers would be familiar with, including and coulter, john fund, marketscott. i had a list of names, i am blanking on a lot of them. he influence a whole generation of conservative journalism. >> host: a sense of what he looks like and sounded like, this is stan evans from december 16, 1994. >> i am a conservative, no secret to c-span boo

evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news.l send it back to you wherever we know you'll be putting us putting out more details online and at the news at noon as well, we'll see you then. thank you so much. none of this story. a lawsuit has been filed, accusing some of las vegas biggest hotels of price fixing to raise hotel room rates. hotel prices in las vegas have hit a record high in some people who have paid those high hotel room rates. a hotel operators work together to inflate prices during a revenue management software. they use it called rainmaker. the software collects real time pricing and supply information from hotels and provides room rental rate recommendations. the lawsuit says that's in violation of antitrust laws, and one professor says she does not agree. it's just like if you if you had a bookstore, and he went around to all the other bookstores to see what their pricing something at, is that collusion? no that's competitive research. so i think that i don't really view this as collusion. lawsuit says operato

evan knows about this. you go back to past presidents to past vice presidents, top officials, the packing is not always perfect. arou and i'm not saying there isn't some responsibility here or wrong doing, but a source of mine who's very familiar with the national archives told me that there are dozens of these incidents over the years. a a widow is going through a closet. between someone making an honest mistake or bad packing and someone withholding on purpose. knowing what they're taking. >> but that said, right, i think the context that you are going to hear in the coming hours certainly from former president trump's team is that you can see how he ended up where he ended up, right? that how can you prosecute, which is something obviously that is being considered by the justice department right now. there's actually a special counsel looking into whether to bring criminal charges in this case. how can you consider bringing charges against donald trump when something like this could have happened to joe

evan sernoffsky live for us tonight in berkeley. thank you, evan. a world war, two era military structure fell onto the beach today at fort funston in san francisco. the century old concrete structure was undermined when sand from a rain soaked bluff slid to the beach, according to the golden gate national recreation area. no one was hurt. signs are posted in the area, urging visitors to follow, posted trail signs and be attentive to their surroundings. in the past three weeks, california has made remarkable progress and its water crisis so much so that many dams are spilling over that's forced the coyote valley flood control dam near ukiah to release water to prevent overflow. ktvu is tom baker went to lake mendocino today and tells us other dams in the area may soon have to do the same thing. on monday, the army corps of engineers did this something that seemed impossible even one month ago, the core released water from lake mendocino reservoir because they actually have too much of it example. here at the boat ramp. the water is already taking ov

we heard earlier on in the week from lord evans criticising threats l from lord evans criticising threatsut these types of fierce coming out in the newspapers and they had been coming out in dribs and drabs of a quite some time. it out in dribs and drabs of a quite some time-— out in dribs and drabs of a quite some time. .,, ., , , ., ., some time. it was honestly wrong and it shouldn't happen _ some time. it was honestly wrong and it shouldn't happen and _ some time. it was honestly wrong and it shouldn't happen and we _ some time. it was honestly wrong and it shouldn't happen and we should - it shouldn't happen and we should have ministers going down a legal route and he was writing these articles and raising questions and he had heard about the settlement and investigation last summer so you shouldn't go legal on these issues. where does this leave the government? there have been a number of questions. in recent weeks about various members of the government and we want control the details and personalities no, but how difficult are these times for rishi sunak as he tries to establish h

with evans admitting he would have liked his game to have a bit more power.lace in the quarterfinals. nine—time champion novak djokovic has reached the last 16. where he's battling with his own fitness as much as his opponents. a straight sets win over grigor dimitrov required the serb to survive more hamstring problems. djokovic won the opening set with a tie—break but needed a medical timeout on the injury he's been carrying. he was in visible pain throughout the third set... but despite that he still managed to impress, winning the match 7—6, 6—3, 6—4. he'll next face the australian 22nd seed alex de minaur... as he hopes to win a record—equalling 22nd grand slam title. you're watching sportsday. here are some of our other headlines. juventus manager massimiliano allegri has urged his team to "do their duty" on the pitch after they were given a 15 points deduction, following an investigation into the club's past transfer dealings. the club will appeal the decision which drops them down from third to 10th in the table. they play atalanta in serie a tomorrow

evan sernoffsky live for us in sonoma county. thank you, evan. another big area, of course, known for really stepping up when people needed the most alright, waves whipped up by the storm caused major damage to more than half a dozen businesses in capitola surging swell, just overwhelming the tourist district here along monterey avenue ourself a reporter jesse gary continues our team coverage this afternoon with a look at the damage there and also jesse an update on the massive cleanup work. heather good evening to you. and the cleanup that you mentioned continues at this hour. it started this morning. it's still going on late this afternoon. you have vehicles moving up and down the street. most of the debris. the large debris has been removed from the streets. so you see, there's still like a muddy sheen across the street, and they're trying to get pushed that out of the way with special equipment to try and get that off the street. but for establishments like the landmark zelda's restaurant cleanup and repair will take months, not hours. capito

are going to get higher to evan sernoffsky in santa rosa for us tonight, evan. thank you. also in the north bay is evan just mentioned. we're gonna have more on the russian river at granville. it's now projected to crest tomorrow afternoon, with the highest levels expected friday morning flood stage there is 32 ft levels could hit 35, a half feet. causing moderate flooding in that area. the river will likely top its banks in both sonoma and mendocino counties, and the overflow could reach highways 1 75 and 2 22, and we could see some of the highest water levels for the russian river in nearly four years and san francisco still cleaning up after saturday's storm tonight, dealing with more rain, more wind. we are expecting an update from san francisco city officials very soon here but first, let's check in with ktvu is christian captain live tonight in the city and christian how their conditions right now there yes. so about 45 minutes ago, mike, we had a drizzle here in san francisco. if you take a look around me, you can tell this is a lot more than a drizzle. now the city

the mclaren driver beat jaguar�*s mitch evans by a tenth of a second in qualifying for the second race bottom side bristol bears. sarries edging it byjust a point — and a point was the difference at welford road. northampton won the east midlands derby, pipping leicester by 19 points to 18. try of the match came in the second half. and was made possible byjames ramm's superb pass for ollie sleightholme to finish off for northampton. this weekend sees the debut of the shot clock being trialled to reduce wasted time on penalties and conversions, a freddie burns kick not enough to achieve a leicester win on his last game for the club. exeter are into the top four after beating gloucester 24—17. ollie woodburn scored the last of their three tries. sarries beat bristol 20—19. gloucester picked up a losing bonus point. in the united rugby championship, dragons fell to another defeat, this time at the hands of glasgow. they lost 42—28. sebastian cancilliere running almost the whole length of the pitch for glasgow. both sides picked up a bonus point. nojoin for cardiff at no join for cardiff a

with evan brown, head of asset strategy at ubs asset management.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg markets." i'm kriti gupta alongside jon erlichman. the s&p 500, near session loads right now. all major groups in the red. the selloff is broad. let's get more perspective, with the head of strategy at ubs management. we went from all bearish to almost all bullish, where do you stand on that spectrum? >> can i say neither bullish or bearish? [laughter] >>>> you've got to pick one. [laughter] >> it's more international versus u.s.. what we are seeing internationally is that it is a big rebound from china, where you don't want to bet against president xi, was really trying to get the economy going. europe, looking much better with natural gas prices coming down. and earnings expectations pretty low, especially in emerging-market worlds. in the u.s., there's more room for earnings expectations to come down. a little bit more vulnerability, rates saying higher for longer which we still think will be the case. you could be neutral overall equities b

alright, evan sernoffsky reporting for us live there in santa rosa. evan, thank you. we are getting a new look at all of the flood damage on niles. canyon road in the east bay. floodwaters left mud and debris behind on niles canyon road between signal and fremont during saturday's big storm, and today, crews were out again to assess the damage and clean up the road remains closed between highway to 38 signal and also caused alameda creek to overflow its banks. a huge eucalyptus tree fell on pleasant hill road , snarling the morning commute. you can see that tree completely blocking the road there just before it emerges before it merges rather with taylor boulevard along the lafayette walnut creek city line, a crew of about half a dozen workers came to clear the tree, and that road has since reopened. we are following developing news out of the east bay. that's where more than a dozen homes in point richmond are under voluntary evacuation orders because of fears of a landslide there. this is the area of sea view drive and seacliff drive. that's where our team coverage

every me was arrested in terran and taken to the cities notorious evan prison. social media user said the arrest coincided with him posting or recipe to make persian cut. let's jump from the revolutionary guards by the us. some are raining. protesters have been posting images of cutlets in reference to the manner of killing in the us drone. sturdy is released, a prominent actor, tara nay. ali dusty from prison on bail images on. twitter showed her celebrating her release. the oscar award winner was arrested nearly 3 messages in support of the protest on instagram before her account was disabled. and we can now speak to son of neurology under yesterday, tara natalie dos he was released from jail and immediately showed that she could not be intimidated. no job showing the victory sign to she's that i think it's certainly very courageous and certainly sat sign of defiance. so, and being such a prominent person, it's certainly, you know, it makes the headlines obviously. so it's sort of a message of strength and incredibly courageous, of course, as while she's out o

evan sernoffsky live in the city there, evan. thank you. well as bill mentioned, the storm is expected to bring strong winds and more flooding. our team coverage shifts now to the east bay. ktvu brooks jarocz shows us the preparations that are underway in fremont brooks. how's it looking there? well julie, we're on state route 84 near niles canyon, which has been shut down since saturday. heading in the sonoma direction. you can see the blockade behind me. the barriers set up by cal trans. they say it's going to remain closed for at least a week. some local traffic is able to get in, but there's still a lot of debris. but meanwhile, work crews were trying to make lots of progress before this next big storm hits. it's a tale of two tasks cleanup. and preparation in oakland, long lines await heavy pallets piled up with what many consider their saving grace. i'm just gonna try to build a wall of sandbags and redirect the water i got. it's got some bad drainage of bad slope. everything is working against me in this garden so yeah. just gonna tr

let's talk about dan evans - talk us through _ legs.about dan evans - talk us through what happened i talk us through what happened with that ball dropping out of the pocket. he that ball dropping out of the rocket. ., , , that ball dropping out of the rocket. . , , ., ., , that ball dropping out of the rocket. ., , g , pocket. he was up against jeremy chardy wh0's _ pocket. he was up against jeremy chardy who's been _ pocket. he was up against jeremy chardy who's been out _ pocket. he was up against jeremy chardy who's been out with - pocket. he was up against jeremy| chardy who's been out with illness for over a year, it's only the second match of 2023. but what happened in the match was a ball came out ofjeremy�*s pocket and the umpire didn't notice it, but then he missed a forehand strike, so the point went to dan evans. then suddenly, the umpire changed her decision and handed the point back to dan evans, thanjeremy chardy got really angry, a lot of discussion with the umpire. so it's one of those things that yes, the umpire probab

dan evans _ again. because he lost the point. dan evans honestly _ again.y went through and it was a key moment in the first set. , ., , ,., it was a key moment in the first set. , . , ,., good set. there is a lesson there. good morninu. dan evans felt the episode went on far too long, but it didnt distract him. straight sets he won, he's into the third round, and perhaps more importantly all his balls stayed in his pocket, the incident the big talking point after the match. i was angry, because he should stop straightaway, and she said she did not even _ straightaway, and she said she did not even see the ball. i don't know what _ not even see the ball. i don't know what she _ not even see the ball. i don't know what she doing because she does not call in _ what she doing because she does not call in or— what she doing because she does not call in or out, she just called the score, _ call in or out, she just called the score, and — call in or out, she just called the score, and if— call in or out, she just called the score, and if she does and what the poi

why does stan evans met her?> dearer series of pretty good short biographies on why orwell matters in a rented matters. although stan died seven or eight years ago and it's unknown but the younger generation if you were of the reagan buckley era and all of us are aging out now stand was a hugely important figure. as a journalist and asrt a thinr of some profundity and as an actor. you combined all those rows that were kept separate and finally as a historian. his last book was a pretty serious vindication of joe mccarthy which is thought to be beyond the pale. he was everybody's favorite type because he was friendly with everybody. he was funny as heck. sell them in his writing and he was aas great teacher for a whoe generation of conservatives. other people that viewers would be familiar with mike ann coulter and mark tapscott at the "washington examiner." i've a list of names in the book. he influenced a whole generation of conservative journalists. of viewers said what he looked like and sounded like from an a

evans may wealth in indiana.. lizzie, thank you. >>> that does it for us here on "worldwide exchange" for friday. i'm off on monday. i will see you here on tuesday all kinds of earnings coming out. stock futures are down oil is up. yby.have a spectacular weekend, everod please, "squawk box" is next [music playing] ♪ imagine something of your very own. ♪ ♪ something you can have and hold. ♪ ♪ i'd build a road in gold just to have some dreaming, ♪ ♪ dreaming is free. ♪ accenture, let there be change. just look around. this digital age we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully living in it. nobody should have to take a class or fill out a medical form on public wifi with a screen the size of your hand. home internet shouldn't be a luxury. everyone should have it and now a lot more people can. so let's go. the digital age is waiting. >>> good morning futures weaker so far, but a long way to go it's showing signs of life in the dow. down 10 points >>> and vicesa and chevron reports. >

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evans is doing with the foyer request. think that's evidence to determine whether or not joe bide sen compromising. we know he has lied about his family business schemes. we need to know if this administration is in fact compromised because of the shady business dealings. >> is the evidence overwhelming that joe biden lied to the country about having conversations with his son about foreign business dealings. we have evidence of that. how many meetings do you think he have chronicled that took place with stkwroe, hunter, and a foreign business partner. >> around a dozen that we know of. remember they have rid all of the information. we have requested information for nearly two years. they sent out a later late last week saying they wouldn't guy with our requests and we have to start over. luckily people like mr. evans doing a foyer request of the administration and the administration will be forced at some point, hopefully by the court to turn over the information that every american desdeserves the right to know. >> in de

d, w reporter stacy evans. thank you. you're welcome. tell me that to ukraine, where president villa, premier zalinski has made an impassioned address to the world economic forum in davos, calling on western partners to speed up military aid to his country. he also paid tribute to the victims of a helicopter crash near cuba that claimed the lives of at least 14 people, including the countries, interior minister, and several children. soleski war that tragedies are out pacing life in ukraine and urge western countries to deliver military supplies. before the next rush of attacks at the annual gathering of world leaders in divorce, one issue was always going to dominate the agenda. delivering his speech by a video link, ukrainian president, florida may zalinski, found a poignant way to remind the audience the victims of russia's invasion to enjoy the memory of every parcel local when eminent. he then wasted little time urging the world community to speed up the supply of weapons to ukraine. did ha, no free will. he was to thing is use my t

but only after 15 rounds of voting ah i married evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. the european union has condemned iran for executing to men allegedly involved in anti government protests, state controlled media, say they were convicted of killing a member of an official militia. amnesty international has called their trial a sham aimed at intimidating other demonstrators. for people are now known to have been executed in connection with the recent these 2 are the latest victims of the war. the islamic republic is waging against its own citizens. mohammed media academy at 22 year old former karate champion, and mohammed jose me a 39 year old worker who coached children in his free time. both were convicted and sham trials, where they weren't allowed to choose their own lawyers or even see the alleged evidence against them. the evidence expert say, just as bogus as their confessions at by iran state media shown in the armature for weeks, their friends and family hoped they could be saved. all his honor. i kindly asked the members of the to do, sorry. i bake you plea

after 2 years of pandemic restriction, ah, a mary, anna evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. russia has marked the new here with a fresh wave of attacks on ukraine. the capital kia and other cities bore the brunt ukraine's defense force as a moscow fired at least 20 cruise missiles. they also report shooting down at nearly 50 armed drones. but there is some good news despite the latest bombardment . doctors have been delivering babies over the festive season, most of whom left for a trip. and here we are here in one of keal speakers, maternity ward. but because of the all the hospital is almost empty just before the russian aggression up to 25 babies were born here each day after war starts. we have was delirious because lots of people left graham's. we can easily imagine it's was slight less blantan where pregnancy is this time. so if you're less newly worse, no fewer birth and no patients names on the usually full board. but one room is still busy around the clock. the neonatal intensive care unit, despite all their care provided to primitive

ah, a marion evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. arise, organization has raised concerns about the fate of 2 iranian teenagers on death row . the angio iran human rights told the w news that they could be executed at any time after the reigning supreme court dismissed their appeals mohammed. but a honey and mohammed hood bad law were found guilty of setting buildings on fire and attacking police during anti government protests. their supporters say the trials were a sham. a mere a modem is director of iran, human rights which monitors and investigates violations. so you run an authority and now that that sentence of my medical, and i'm a little funny. i've been upheld by the supreme court. it means that they can be executed at any time, but we should keep in mind that we don't have the rule of law and the due process in iran. so, international reactions, pressure can still save her mom and mom agreed on his lives. but again, we know also that the running authorities need to execute need to implement th

the department of justice argued against evans against allowing discovery. >> or the ability to learnt these 400 pages of documents might be, we're not. we're not trying to hide the me and we're not trying. and i think you. >> sure make of that. mean, move think the judge allowed the doj to come back with a summary judgment 90 days provided 8. >> address evans request within that judge hearing this morning. the government's said they're not trying to hide the ball. what was the response that i think it's exactly that >> i think there's just don't want to see the light of day. >> what do you think these 400 documents will show if they see the light of that? i mean, i think that's anybody's yes, but i think we can. we can all survive why they're fighting so hard not to produce them. >> they met there must be things in there that they would prefer not to see the light of that. you know, i find the government's comments that they're not trying to hide the ball precious in light of the information been revealed to date. >> i think that's exactly what they're trying to. >> that was rich mch

the other factor, and evan touched on this, biden has a credibility crisis. they made incomplete public statements. i think that undermines their credibility. prosecutors take note of that. it is a pr problem, but also a legal problem as well. >> but intent and knowledge is critical in all of this, correct. >> intent and knowledge are everything from a legal and prosecutorial point of view. if you are going to charge anybody with a crime, whether it is joe biden, donald trump related to mar-a-lago, you have to show, a, the person knew about the documents and they had criminal intent to destroy them, to disseminate them, to sell them. you have to have those things in order to show a crime no matter what. it is more important than the number of documents or the content. i will give you a quick example. you could have one document. if you can show the person knowingly took it or intended to do something with it, that's a crime. you could have 10,000 legal documents, but if you can't show the person knew about them, then you can't have a charge. >> i was talking

ah a marion evans dean. thanks for joining me. a rights organization has raised concerns about the fate of 2 iranian teenagers on death row. the angio iran human rights told dw news they could be executed at any time after the reigning supreme court dismissed their appeals. mohammad buddha, connie and mohammed called bob lew, were found guilty of setting buildings on fire and attacking police during anti government. protests. supporters say their trials were a sham mohammad. amir in the hud am, is the directory favor on human rights which monitors violations. and he told us more about the young men on death row. so he run in. authorities have announced that the that, that sentence out mama, obama glue and mama group, i need a, i've been upheld by the supreme court. it means that they can be executed at any time, but we should keep in mind that we don't have the rule of law and the due process in iran. so, international reactions press shared can still save a mom of about one mamma group on his lives. but again, we know also that t

ah, a mariner evans deem it's good to have you with us. a rights organization has raised concerns about the fate of 2 iranian teenagers on death row. the geo. iran human rights told the w news they could be executed at any time. that's after the rainy and supreme court dismissed their appeals mohammed. but honey and mohammed hood, bob blue were found guilty of setting buildings on fire and attacking police during anti government. protests supporters say their trials were sham. not what mary. madame is the director of iran. human rights watch which monitor is violations. he told us more about the young man on death row. so he running authorities have announced that that, that sentence out mama, obama, lou and mamma, brutal fanny, i, i've been upheld by the supreme court. it means that they can be executed at any time. but we should keep in mind that we don't have rule of law and a due process in iran. so international reactions press shared can still save her mom, up about one mamma group on his lives. but again, we know also that the runni

simon evans. tools are josh howie , nick dixon. i'm sure simon evans. tools are josh howie , nick dixon . i'm sure that howie, nick dixon. i'm sure that got us to a good start. howie, nick dixon. i'm sure that got us to a good start . write a got us to a good start. write a to write about what i put in front of me. you could just as easily have been a couple pooches or something. let's have a quick console tasting to see what tuesday's front pages have in for us . the daily mail in store for us. the daily mail . first up, just how many more monsters in uniform? this, of course, relates to revelation that , one of the worst rapists that, one of the worst rapists of recent times has been operating as a police officer. the we have failed he should not have been an officer. and there is the chap in question taking a rather unflattering selfie of himself. the i police crisis . himself. the i police crisis. 800 officers now face inquiry after failure to stop rapist. the guardian. looks like the pictures aren't keeping up. come on, that's it the guardian met o

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you just heard evan's reporting.ake of, you have to say it's the possibility of other locations being searched. what do you make of that? >> it stands to reason that both for national security reasons, we would want to have these other properties searched. if there's any likelihood that other documents are out there, they want to recover them. and then for legal reasons, you would think that in some sense, this would have already been conducted. it's a little surprising they didn't do all of the properties that biden was at and where he might have stored files so the fact that it's happening now is a bit of an oddity. that said, if you just compare it to the trump case, president trump's team was notified in may of 2021 by the archives there were missing documents and it took them until november of 2022 for them to conduct other searches when they then find additional documents. >> we also have that the white house secret service says there are no visitors logs at biden's home in wilmington. this came up because as i