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to meet ali fayed.e brothers. a spokesperson for ali fayed says he unequivocally denies simply never occurred. they also said mr. they also said mr fayed will not be scapegoated. multiple sexual offences. i think for ali, fired justice should be a criminal investigation. up for myself. i'm not going to be that scared 24—year—old girl new zealand has expressed shock at the revelation with china and has considered issuing its own passports. new zealand's foreign minister, winston peters, said his government had been "blindsided". support from the government in wellington, and its people are new zealand citizens. visit to china next week. would risk losing their new zealand passports. alice wilkins, a new zealand reporter significance of the cook islands. de pacific island it was a teen in the us, china and— it was a teen in the us, china and australia.— and australia. these pacific islands i between - and australia. these pacific islands i between the - and australia. these pacific islands i between the u

and younger brother of mohamed al fayed, began to molest her.escalated. i was in the bathroom, i'd got undressed, i wasjust in my bra and my pants. and as i came out, he was in the room, just there. also say they were sexually abused first by mohamed al fayed. ali to help with paperwork. once we got to the chalet, it was myself and ali. no efforts were made to even create something for me to do. she says ali fayed suggested they go for a swim at a local sports centre, but the pool was deserted. he pulled me in and groped, fondled, and trapped. very much trapped. i was terrified to think, "how am i going to get out of this?" another woman told us mohamed al fayed ordered her she says she felt shared between the brothers. today, in the us state of connecticut, all appeared quiet at the luxury mansion where ali fayed lives. all allegations of wrongdoing, and that the alleged incidents simply never occurred." both mohamed al fayed and his other brother salah, who have both died, have been accused of multiple sexual offences. neither faced charges wh

apartments, to meet ali fayed. at the luxury mansion where ali fayed lives. all allegations of wrongdoingd." knowing that ali fayed is still alive initially made me very scared and very wary to do this interview, but i also realised that this is my chance to finally stand up for myself. i'm not going to be that scared 24—year—old girl at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 077 077. who were found dead in their home in south—west france. the couple had moved to france from scotland about ten years ago. prisoners held in israel. and ohad ben ami, who's 56. nearly three weeks ago. by israel in return. the virtual internet, should be made accessible to the security services in order to tackle crime including terrorism and child exploitation. raging on for years, has boiled over once again today. encrypted data. the home office says it cannot confirm or deny the notice, demands to weaken them by creating so—called back doors. you can use apple's icloud to store all sorts of data — unless you've opted in to use apple's advanced data protection tool. if you have, it means nobody, not e

i think, for ali fayed, justice should be a criminal investigation.ed and "raise serious allegations" against his brother ali. they say they hope survivors are looking at "every appropriate avenue to them in their pursuit ofjustice, whether that be harrods, the police or the fayed family and estate". harrods told the bbc it encouraged "all survivors please visit bbc.co. uk/actionline. ecuador has gone from being one of the safest tourist—havens on the continent. the extreme gang violence has risen due to it becoming the global hub of cocaine exports to the uk, the president, who is up for re—election on sunday, with sweeping powers to crush the gangs. into human rights abuses. 0ur south america correspondent ione wells reports from ecuador, a warning her report contains distressing images. the military now, in theory... sirens wail. ..the drug gangs, still, in practice. every two hours, a person is killed. every day, seven are kidnapped. translation: everyone feels like it is a pandemic. - too afraid to show his face. they wanted $100,000. he tried ne

three former harrods employees have accused mohamed al fayed's say ali fayed, who co—owned harrods withbc documentary which exposed abuse in this report distressing. daniel de simone has more. to me, but he wasn't. store and younger brother of mohamed al fayed, began to molest her. during a work trip to ali fayed's house in the usa, i wasjust in my bra and my pants. he was literally inside my bra, inside my pants, francis says the assault was interrupted when one of his young children called to him. bought harrods in the 1980s with his brothers salah and mohamed. they sold it in 2010. all three women who say they were abused by ali fayed also say they were sexually abused first by mohamed al fayed. ordered her on a trip to switzerland once we got to the chalet, it was myself and ali. no efforts were made to even create something for me to do. she says ali suggested they go for a swim at a local sports centre, but the pool was deserted. he pulled me in and groped, fondled and trapped. very much trapped. it was here, she says, a spokesperson for ali fayed says he unequivocally denies all

i think, for ali fayed, justice should be a criminal investigation. stand up for myself.'m not going to be that scared 24—year—old girl abuse" by mohamed al fayed and "raise serious allegations" against his brother ali. ofjustice, whether that be harrods, the police to make their claims" to the company's compensation scheme. block killing 72 people. angela rayner said the process was expected the decision has divided opinion among survivors and the bereaved. for us, i spoke to him earlier. a really difficult decision for the government. they're coming under some fire for not doing enough consultation with the community. what they've said and what really everybody says and to give you an idea of the difficulties for some people it helps to ensure the tragedy is never forgotten. it's a reminder of the need forjustice and accountability. they loved used to live. for some others, it's a painful reminder of what happened. that's their response. then it's difficult having literally in your back window. of structural stability and the advice it was getting from its engineers. it

apartments, to meet ali fayed.d al fayed and his other brother, salah, who have both died, have been accused of multiple no efforts were made to even create something for me to do. she says ali suggested they go for a swim at a local sports centre, but the pool was deserted. he pulled me in and groped, fondled and trapped... ..very much trapped. i was terrified to think, how am i going to get out of this? another woman told us mohamed al fayed ordered her to this london building, where the brothers owned apartments, to meet ali fayed. it was here, she says, ali fayed sexually assaulted her. she says she felt shared between the brothers. a spokesperson for ali fayed says he unequivocally denies all allegations of wrongdoing and that the alleged incidents simply never occurred. they also said mr fayed will not be scapegoated. both mohamed al fayed and his other brother, salah, an official decision on to dismantle grenfell tower been announced. the tower london was the scene of 7 of people 7 of people back 7 of people

it was here she says ali fayed sexually assaulted her.amed al fayed and his other brother salah, who have both died, neither faced charges while they were alive. but i also realised that this is my chance to finally stand up for myself. who doesn't know what to do. grenfell tower in london is to be taken down, more than seven years after the fire that killed 72 people. yes, the government called this place a sacred place today. it is a place a sacred place today. it is a place where the decision to bring it down has very much divided place where the decision to bring it down has ve there :h divided place where the decision to bring it down has ve there are vided place where the decision to bring it down has ve there are people who is a monument to w is} new to the thét hiiihuhtent to the thét te'd'h'uhtent to the thét em 72 nt to the failures that led to 72 deaths. there are people who say it should there are peoplewho—sayeitshodld until the tenth theire in 207, �*the fire in 2027, and anniversary of the fire in 2027, and there some who s

another woman told us mohamed al fayed ordered her apartments, to meet ali fayed.or ali fayed says he unequivocally denies all allegations of wrongdoing and that the alleged incidents both mohamed al fayed and his other brother, salah, who have both died, have been accused of multiple sexual offences. who doesn't know what to do. please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline that's according to the fire department there. sweden's government says it plans to restrict access shooting earlier this week. pursposes as an exception. european far—right leaders gather in madrid on friday the summit hosts, the spanish party vox, led by santiago abascal, are expected to receive let's speak to guy hedgecoe in madrid. tell us some of the politicians, well—known likely to be there politicians likely to be there this weekend. we politicians likely to be there this weekend.— politicians likely to be there this weekend. ~ ., , . this weekend. we are expecting marine le _ this weekend. we are expecting marine le - of— this weekend. we are expecting marine le - of the _ this weekend. we are exp

mohamed al fayed s only surviving brother of sexually the department store. say ali fayed, who co—ownede simone has more. you may find some of the details in his initially, ali felt calmer than mohamed, so i kind frances was an interior designer at harrods store and younger brother of mohamed al fayed, in my bra and my pants. and as i came out, he was in the room, just there. the next thing i knew, i was on the bed. to get on top of me. i think i wasjust, like, numb. frances says the assault was interrupted when one of his young children called to him. ali fayed, who is now 82 and lives in the usa, salah and mohamed. all three women who say they were abused by ali fayed once we got to the chalet, it was myself and ali. she says ali suggested they go for a swim at ..very much trapped. another woman told us mohamed al fayed ordered her she says she felt shared between the brothers. simply never occurred. both mohamed al fayed and his other brother, a criminal investigation. stand up for myself. i'm not going to be that scared 24—year—old girl daniel de simone, bbc news. harrods say the ne

fay operated a bunch of taxicabs and. he would send the taxi cabs up to montreal and then they would come back with booze and such and such like this. and so he owned the al-fayed on west 45th street. and then later when he sort of down his luck, he's operating the casablanca on casa blanca on west 56th street. and when he has to cut the employees wages, the doorman shoots, him dead, shoots and dead. he had $0.10 in his pocket when he died. crime does not necessarily pay. he's also noted for something else. before it was unpopular or before it was really popular in some places and then really everywhere else he would his speakeasies and taxi cabs with giant swastikas okay so anyway goodbye to larry fay other speakeasy operators who you may have heard of are jimmy durante, arnold rothstein has a -- game operating in the basement of his club durant and billy rose billy rose was a great showman. he did he did that movie in the fifties with jimmy durante called jumbo and he was at one point married to fanny. he ran a speakeas

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made it possible also is that huawei has quite a unique corporate culture in that the founder, jim fay, has really encouraged his employees to write speeches and write essays that sort of not only document their work in a nitty gritty way, but sort of reflect on a broader sense of what's going in the country, in the nation and their place in the world at a moment in time, at really allowed, allowed me to recreate some of these historic scenes from years and years ago where people's memories might have otherwise faded. and then for the more developments that relies much more on you interviews with with recent employees and officials. we've been involved in some of the more recent developments. i mean, the company is famously kind of tight lipped and seems control its pr very, very tightly. so today the access to the internal memos and the speeches i assume they didn't provide to you you had to find them, seek them somehow yourself. i would say it's about half, half in that. so they. in recent years, they have been very key and sort of talking to talking to the media and talking sort of

. >> binding us together is a fight to defeat trump fay shichl. the spearhead of what trump is doing is immigration, but it's broader than that. the whole trump agenda needs to be resirsed and defeated with protests like this. his power has not been consolidated yet and protests like this, if they grow, can create a political crisis big enough to where trump can't govern. and that needs to be the goal. >> reporter: the protesters took to the street blocking international boulevard as they met up with another group of marchers coming from east oakland. leading the procession was a group of young students, among them a 15-year-old oakland resident. although too young to vote, she says she and her friends have suddenly taken an interest in national politics. >> we all agree this is not right. what's happening in the world right now is just not right. so we came to a conclusion to see if we all have the same opinions. as long as you want to change it, you got to reunite with everybody. it's something that has been happening over the years. and we just

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not eliminating them and that you cls our most fai -- that includes our most famous furry forecaster. i'll always stand up for the hardworking men and women and yes, rodents of the pennsylvania 15th congressional district. beyond the fun and folk lohr, grounddog day is an event that brings people together, strengthens community spirit and serves as an economic boost for the region. it's a celebration of tradition and a source of great pride. mr. speaker, i want to thank phil for sharing his wisdom and bringing smiles to so many, though standing on stage with the inner circle and looking out over 50,000 people when he announced six more weeks of winter, maybe people weren't smiling quite as much this year. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. khanna, for five minutes. mr. khanna: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, nbc news is reporting that president trump plans to eliminate the department of education with an executive order. this is an assault on every young american who wen

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up next, how many more top fai officials will resign before jamaal's deadline? ♪ call nicole. to go and look at some of the most recent focus of the fbi, if you will, some of the more controversial investigations catholics categorized as potential domestic terrorists. january 6th. attendees. pro-life activists. parents at school board meetings, crossfire. hurricane. russia collusion, and of course, the carter page fisa warrants kerfuffle. what does any of that have to do with finding a possible terrorist who wants to blow himself up and kill hundreds of thousands of people in times square, which literally is the main, and i would argue, only real job of the fbi. >> yeah, i mean, president trump warned us. he said those first 100 days, he was going to shake things up. and one of the things he promised was he was going to shake things up at the fbi because of all of the things that you just mentioned. we saw it all throughout covid. they are completely their attention is completely diverted onto what really matters for the safety of our country. one of the things that i am a lit

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. >> former major league baseball commissioner fay vincent died over the weekend. did help the a's and giants continue with the world series after the earthquake. league officials say vincent died yesterday at the age of 86. he was commissioner during the earthquake just minutes before it hit before game three. vincent helped the league resume the series ten days later. the san francisco giants thanking him for his efforts on social media, saying we will forever be grateful for his extraordinary leadership. during the 1989 earthquake world series. >> next, a woman describes the moment a plane crashed near her philadelphia home, causing her house to explode. why she considers herself lucky even in the face of that devastation. >> trump's new tariffs threatening to escalate into a full blown trade war. i'm lucas tomlinson, traveling with the president in florida. all have the details coming up. >> and the country's president trump is threatening with tariffs. could take a number of steps that could actually affect our own economy. we'll take a closer look at the acti

de morgan le fay il a fait une enquete sur la person. donc sa trouver. cette fila.ment, il Était pas comme pretender et il Était a dubai et. et derriere il a plus met avec les autoritÉs a dubai. >> he says she was then arrested after marwan helps track down his clients scammers. he also helps them go over their bank's obligations to reclaim their stolen funds. >> in parti des fonds. >> marwan says if someone you haven't met in real life asks you for money, even if you've been talking to them for months or years, then that's a big red flag. >> je de moi meme un escrow avant. je le regrette beaucoup. je pense aussi la voix de la redemption. j'ai quasi. >> saskya vandoorne cnn, paris. >> anyone who has fallen prey to a hoaxer knows how frustrating it is. and i love the idea that you could hire someone, that there's a whole industry, perhaps opening up to track down not only track them down, but get your money back. >> yeah, shame the governments aren't doing it. but in their absence. >> next best thing, right? at least someone is thinking ahead. yeah. >> still to come,

officer will be making judgments aboutheer the subject is entering -- about to do something in bad fai o dangerous. justiceag: i assume you want twrite an opinion that does not say anything about the weight given to the officer himself creating the danger. but i am trying to think, given the facts of this case, how an opinion you would want us to write avoids that question en? ms. jacohe narrowest opinion this court would write wouldprior circumstances ma they are part ofhe totality of circumstances. the fifth circuit did not recognize data. if the fifth circuit wore meat on the bones it could say circumstances at the moment ofe importance and it will be a rare cawhich an officer is experi a moment of danger and it is unreasonable to use force. it will be the type of thing we are talking about. the officer has done something outside the bounds of reasonable behavior making use of force almost inevitable. justicgorsuch: why would we do that and put a thumb on the scale given -- making it almost impossible to make out of for the mimic plan? the standard, we have always said is the totali

i appreciate the opportunity to speak tonight on a very important issue that's faiing more and -- facingmore communities as they face the pressure from the consumer financial protection bureau. commonly known as the cfpb. it was created under the guise of consumer protection, it has instead become a regulatory juggernaut, unaccountable and insulated from the very people it claims to serve. consumers. from the beginning, the cfpb was designed to operate outside the bounds of congressional oversight. it was built to be an agency that answers to no one. making sweeping financial regulations without the scrutiny that our constitution demands. its most recent director turned his bureaucratic machine into a weapon against economic growth, limiting access to credit and strangling the very small businesses and community banks that form the backbone of our economy. the problem is clear. first and foremost, a lack of accountability. the cfpb functions without proper congressional oversight, wielding immense power without the input of elected representatives. no agency should have the ability to di

fay vincent, who served three rocky years as commissioner of major league baseball, has died at the agent was known best for negotiating the controversial lifetime ban of player manager pete rose for gambling on games. he also navigated the earthquake that struck minutes before game three of the 1989 bay area world series, as well as the sport's expansion to both denver and miami, and new jersey's longtime paper of record. the star-ledger published its final print edition yesterday. >> unbelievable. >> the paper, which had been in print for nearly a century, is shifting to an online only format and is disbanding. is disbanding its editorial board, its parent company, cited rising costs, decreasing circulation and reduced demand for print copies. among the reasons for the decision, new jersey now as the second state in the country to have its primary paper move completely online. jonathan. >> and truly a shame that a truly great newspaper, the star-ledger there. elsewhere, attorneys for actors blake lively and justin baldoni are set to meet in a courtroom later today as the case between