everything connected to the men who fell and try on and holding up and put on hold of him for being able to bring home the we found this apple that and showed us to as the 2 men, examine the photos and compare the names and the cases contents with the lists from the hans mountains across relics and devotional object to but i didn't pay dilemma and makes an initial assessment to me. i think the idea was for the speculative, but because none of the names on the list appear to have any connection to tie on an owner in the, in the sun. what have been exciting. that's via the village by them give you is dozens of you that but right. but staying with the speculations, the we're dealing with the 6 on known soldiers. so what if it turns out that these remains belong to those 6 who were subsequently re buried 2 bits of voting. that would explain type on being in possession of these remains and artifacts and the soldiers were buried as unknown. and he took those things to pass the monitor prior to his lack relocating remains your consult skis. the 12 us in the german army. as a paramedic, he faced

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might develop to hold central to being one of those boys. each item raises new questions, questions about a time as con, inch in chaos. when a young man like bound to hold samples, put a photo like this in his surface book. it shows a ditch with dead people, evidently members of the bottom as, as. why would a 16 year old have such a photo on him? the territory to sort of the only explanation i have is my belief that work and bring out the best and a person leading to acts of heroism. you have enough to side. but also the absolute worst, and the most part there is to and then get enables us to surrender to the lowest of human instincts, instinct and even with political legitimacy issue. and that's what gone on for the additional 18 months. so you all came across a lot of sky is still taking out the post around zillow, looking for clues to the identity of the data individual. listening. i didn't, don't mind st. willing to take a bit deeper here later. yeah. call me here the here. you can see is need joint. well, i'll just get these to pieces l

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yes, and we can aet hold them to 1.5. yes, and we can get bogged _ hold them to 1.5.hem to 1.5. yes, and we can get bogged down, it - hold them to 1.5. yes, and we can get bogged down, it is - hold them to 1.5. yes, and we can get bogged down, it is so | can get bogged down, it is so easy to do in terms of numbers, what each side once. but is part of this current dispute and unhappiness around the numbers being talked about partly because of all the broken promises exactly on this issue over previous years? yes. issue over previous years? yes, back in the _ issue over previous years? yes, back in the paris _ issue over previous years? yes, back in the paris agreement - issue over previous years? 1913 back in the paris agreement of 2015, which is the landmark agreement, they confirmed the idea of a float from the rich countries of about 100 billion a year by 2020, and they didn't make it until about 2023. so they didn't make it in the end, but it was late. and of course time is of the essence, this is a very urgent story. so i do hopein a very urgent story. so i do hop

does the same hold true? guest: maybe not.hat is one of the most interesting things about this election cycle is that trump is showing a surprising degree of strength among the lowest propensity voters. voters who are least likely to show up, voters who didn't vote in either 2020 or 2022 but might vote in 2024. those people are actually the most favorable, and it is the voters who consistently voted in 2020 and 2022 primaries, those voters are most favorable to kamala harris. that is with the data shows us. that's why we aren't worried nearly as much about a high turnout scenario that might help democrats, but ultimately it matters who is turning out. just because we are talking about high turnout there is not one high turnout person. it really does matter who is actually showing up, which of the lower propensity voters are coming to cast their ballots. you're absolutely hitting on something that a lot of folks in the political world are talking about, but until we know who exactly is going to show up to the polls, it is hard

they are holding him down. they are holding him down right now.an holding a homeless guy down. >> the trial picks back up this morning, bill, with more witness testimony. back to you. >> bill: thank you, cb cotton in new york. thank you. >> dana: let's bring in inspector fox news contributor paul mauro. rosario is on the call and also says this. listen here. >> there was a guy doing the same thing he wanted to go to jail. he would harm people on the train. now he is holding him down. >> dana: how do you see all this playing out? >> very clearly one of the things that's at play here is the state of mind of the people in that car. that's crucial here because in a nutshell here is what's going on. justification is the defense, okay? it is very simple in that sense. did daniel penny go too far. was he justified in doing what he did. were his actions commensurate with the threat that was posed by neely? that's a tough balancing act to establish. so what are you going to use for that? you have to go into the minds of the people in the car to say yeah, w

donald trump and kamala harris are holding rallies in some of the key battleground states. there are seven states which will decide who becomes the 47th president of the united states. polls show there's very little separating the two candidates, and polls are within the margin of error, so these states could go either way. donald trump has spent saturday evening campaigning in north carolina, making his final pitch to voters. it is the only battleground state in this year's election that he won in both of his previous presidential election campaigns. kamala harris has also been holding a rally there today, withjon bonjovi among the warm—up acts. let's take a listen to what both candidates have been saying. imagine the oval office, and if he is elected, donald trump on day one would be sitting in that office, stewing over his enemies list. booing but when i am elected, i will walk in on your behalf, working on my to—do list. cheering to do. and at the top of my list is bringing down the cost of living for you. i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals into

so institutions large the did hold. but let me tell you what's different. donald trump thinks that by putting out signals that he may protest this race intimidate, or bully, certain people who may be fearful, a lot of people may not want to have that fight. secondly, the courts are more stacked, then they used to be with a lot of conservative justices who hopefully will be balanced and dispassionate in their judgments. but some simply are not. they are very much in his camp. we also have worries that have key a battles go all the way up to the supreme court. we have a super majority in the supreme court of 6 conservative justice versus 3 liberal or progressive justices. and so he could very well take things in a direction that ran into that supreme court. and those are east cards. he thinks he holds. and we'll have to see how this plays out. steve, always good to, to get your thoughts on this. thank you so much. for joining us, steve clemens hosts of all just there's, we've been showing the bottom line now, comedians co

. happen that time, whether it may hold-— may hold.d. there are mixed reactions from _ may hold. there are mixed reactions from people, - may hold. there are mixed l reactions from people, some from lebanon saying they are suspicious of israel to be committed to that, on the israeli side there are those saying you should get the job done and get hezbollah and in the future, there are other people who celebrated that because they're going back to their homes. still, you know, some people already moved from the south of lebanon even though israel warned them not to go. they never see my knothole because hezbollah is supporting hamas in gaza and in this case if there is an attack on israel in this case, it will be seen as betraying hamas and would put pressure on hezbollah but hezbollah is in a week position after the assassination of his commander. the nerves are whether it holds or not and it is a problem. find or not and it is a problem. and lookin: or not and it is a problem. and looking at _ or not and it is a problem. and looking at

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earlier scenario harris holds the blue wall and trump takes the other 4 swing states. that's what it looks like. that would leave harris at $269.00 and trumpet to $68.00, which brings us back to nebraska. it is one of the just 2 states main being the other that splits its electro vote according to who wins each of the states congressional districts now stay with us and this one since 1992 nebraska 2 as formerly known, has gone against the rest of the state twice, giving one electoral vote to brock obama in 2000. and $81.00 to jo button in 2020 in this scenario is harris held onto that boat, which is basically the city of oma. she's president. but if trump wins it, then we're tied to $60000000.00 each. if that happens, it is the us house of representatives which chooses the next president with each state getting one vote. that is something that hasn't happened in nearly 200 years . in the united states, the price of homes is far out. stripped income is turned into what both presidential candidates, cool, national housing crisis. and there are few places where it is more

family holds directly into each of these entities. second is when you look at it from a family holding perspective, all of that has been disclosed. because we have 23 -- 23 or 25 international issues, bond issues across various group companies, again, rated by all international agencies, investment grade rating. and part of it, unless you don't disclose all of this, there is not much -- you don't get through that hoops of getting that rating. and so, all of that has been -- all of that has been disclosed. pranav: there were learnings, i would say, from the whole hindenburg episode. as a group, we have always been very focused on operational excellence. on execution. there are times when we have missed out in the kind of communications that we should do to our shareholders, to media in particular. now, from an optic point of view, we have become very clear that we go out and communicate more transparently about the structures and about things like the finances. and we are going out, communicating more. >> but at least seven of the grou

and i think the lebanese will hold to that.estion in this regard is whether or not they will be supported in this regard externally, or if they will be provoked by external forces. i do think it is important for people to keep in mind, irrespective of what gets signed or doesn't get signed, we can expect a lot more violence, destruction in lebanon from the israeli forces right up until the end of the, right until the time the cease-fire comes into effect. christian: this is the point that hugo is making. you have a country, lebanon, already suffering from compounding crises, economic, political, banking, now plunged into an even deeper void with presumably some recriminations for what hezbollah has dragged them through again, and has weakened hezbollah. do you see a scenario where the different groups which sit uncomfortably together in the parliament could start to pull apart? >> i think that people remember in lebanon how that looked when lebanon was at war with itself. i don't think anyone is hearkening to go back to that. i

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you say the us says the point is that it can't hold israel. point is that it can't hold israel back,ter _ have over israel? absolutely, that will come after the _ have over israel? absolutely, that will come after the election. - have over israel? absolutely, that will come after the election. i - will come after the election. i think it's going to come down on israel like a tonne of bricks. that will be the united states's opportunity to hold israel accountable. they put it in writing. they did give israel a 30 day warning to comply with humanitarian law. 0ther warning to comply with humanitarian law. other day —— otherwise, there will be consequences, especially with biden... you won't be the president injanuary, so he might be able to take some of those tough steps. wang does not undermine the us's willingness to steps. wang does not undermine the us's willingnes— us's willingness to hold back that aid, or is us's willingness to hold back that aid. or is the _ us's willingness to hold back that aid, or is the point _ us's willingness to hold back that aid, or is the point that _ u

that's about holding her accountable. host: if you like to join our conversation with representative harriet hageman republican of wyoming. our numbers are 202-748-8000. 202-748-8001, if are you a republican. and 202-748-8002 if you are an independent. i want to ask you about this quote from a d.c. lawyer. he says this an i'll get your reaction. i have heard from a number of organizational clients and some individual clients who are very scared that they may be targeted, even though their conduct has been entirely lawful. they fear being pargeted for their views, statements, and the causes and people they support. they are very scared. i think for good reason. they are concerned that they could be audited by theisers, they could be -- by the i.r.s., the subject of a bogus congressional investigation. there may be even a way to conduct or at least initiate a bogus criminal investigation. and all with the goal of, ironically, for the first time actually, weaponizing the department of justice. how would you respond? guest: i

because _ get some if you hold. why? because they— get some if you hold. why?me if you hold. why? - because they think of the 2006 lebanon — because they think of the 2006 lebanon war. _ because they think of the 2006 lebanon war, which _ because they think of the 2006 lebanon war, which ended - because they think of the 2006 i lebanon war, which ended pretty conclusively _ lebanon war, which ended pretty conclusively. and _ lebanon war, which ended pretty conclusively. and after _ lebanon war, which ended pretty conclusively. and after that - conclusively. and after that war, — conclusively. and after that war, hezbollah _ conclusively. and after that war, hezbollah was - conclusively. and after that . war, hezbollah was supposed conclusively. and after that - war, hezbollah was supposed to stay north — war, hezbollah was supposed to stay north of— war, hezbollah was supposed to stay north of the _ war, hezbollah was supposed to stay north of the river _ war, hezbollah was supposed to stay north of the river — - war, hezbollah was supposed to stay north of the

now trumps wrote to 70 starts with holding north carolina state. he won last time by just 1.3 points. if trump wins the blue wall and holes, north carolina, he's a $279.00. he wins. but louis north carolina, and he's a 263 still 7 votes choice. if he holds north carolina, trump could even lose the biggest swing state of pennsylvania and still make it the 270 by winning either arizona with 11 electoral votes or georgia with 16 electoral votes. he would need just one of those states, not both. let's go back now to that. earlier scenario harris holds the blue wall and trump takes the other 4 swing states. that's what it looks like. that would leave harris at $269.00 and trumpet to $68.00, which brings us back to nebraska. it is one of the just 2 states main being the other that splits it's electro vote according to who wins each of the states congressional districts now stay with us and this one, since 1992 nebraska to as formerly known, has gone against the rest of the state twice, giving one electoral vote to brock obama in 2008, one to jo button in

in principle, the cease fire is holding. but there are issues within these. so the ceasefire and add some, a is really measure that might be threatening its sustainability. for example, with the is ready is where the armies spokesperson warning the people of software, but on not to commute across the nissan the river between 5 pm and 7, a new air on all the restrict things that move this is going to add concept of especially the cx 5 going to be for 60 days, it's a two's for 60 days. still there are some measures on the ground, some procedures on the drugs, and then it will go through a continuous permanency file. so there's a lot of things that's similar with the same spokesperson asking people of the south not to go back to the villages on thousands that you had on the what they called the evacuation warning or the force evacuation warning. this is also not the concept could accumulates to become a threat to the sustainability and of course of creates a reason, more reasons for this cease why not to hold. so everyone is not waiting for the liberties, ami th

i you optimistic it will be able to hold? ~ to hold? i think so both parties _ to hold?parties are exhausted, | to hold? i think so both| parties are exhausted, i to hold? i think so both - parties are exhausted, i think they are overstretched, they have accomplished whatever it is they hope to accomplish, i think hezbollah did not want this larger war with israel but, they were not able to stop the daily rocket attacks, to show solidarity with hamas and gaza. that gave israel the opportunity to really take the war to them. i thank the israelis have accomplished everything they are going to be able to accomplish in lebanon on and it's time for all of them to pull back. also they are under a lot of pressure from the us to do this. and in addition iran is very keen for hezbollah to stop, rebuild, regroup and they would like hezbollah they did not want a broader war with israel either. there is a role here for the lebanese military on the israel—lebanon border, how capable is it of doing that? keeping the peace between hezbollah and israel? timer;r keeping the peace between

in a minutes-long choke hold on the subway. the medical examiner says that choke hold killed the 30-year-old. penny's attorneys say he was just trying to protect other passengers. >> he went to protect the lives of innocent strangers on that subway train from the terror that mr. neely was perpetrating. >> reporter: kneely who struggled with homelessness and mental illness was making threats like, i will kill and had drugs in his system. the prosecution argues that penny used too much force for far too long, alleging an unarmed neely was unconscious for 51 seconds before he let go. >> jordan was lying on the ground after being choked for six minutes straight, and was never given aid. who's the villain? >> reporter: it's not clear if penny will testify, but his attorneys recorded this statement last year. >> i saw women and children, he was yelling in their faces, saying these threats. i couldn't just sit still. >> reporter: if convicted of the top charge, penny could face 15 years in prison. lester? >> emily, thank you. >>> stil

firstly do you expect the ceasefire to hold?emely difficult for it to hold, i think we are likely to see small challenges in the coming weeks if not days. the bigger question is whether those small violations reach the level where israel feel the need to respond with a significant military attack. i think at the moment, it is probably feeling quite happy that it has quieted this conflict to the north, and has been able to focus more on gaza, so i do not believe it ultimately wants to continue to fight in lebanon at this time. i think it also hopes, the israeli government is hoping they can provide some kind of early win to incoming president donald trump, and having a ceasefire in lebanon is certainly a way to maintain that. 0n the terms of the ceasefire, the lebanese army is tasked with reinforcing, enforcing it rather, and they are known to be underfunded. why do you think this has happened this way and why now? hezbollah is only the weakest it has been in decades, it has lost a large part of senior leadership, israel has been

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the us special envoy, a most hoax. dean is in the lebanese capital, holding tax for a 2nd day. he's hoping to make progress for potential ceasefire. jail between israel and his brother. on tuesday holstein met the lebanese prime minister in the jeep akasha on the speak of the parliament. not being very has full of official says, but any peace still must we flee, and as well as the tax for the 11 on suffered t a model. oh, sorry. oh, really, what hochstein has said from his view point gives us some hope that a cease fire is achievable for focusing on the battlefield. leading negotiations to speaker barry. however, we know israel strategy in negotiations with some us putting the blame always on a mass and holding them continuously responsible for the collapse of the whole world knows that nothing yahoo is and has always been undermining any positive outcome that's getting more from a correspondence saying i told her she's in favor with alexis saying a so a most hawk stain back for a 2nd day of tools. what are you hearing? well, we're expecting the us envoy to arrive at the reside

soon. ukraine has a narrowing window to hold onto what it has with another hard winter coming. and with trump taking power on january 20th, adding even more pressure to push pressure back for make a deal. so while ago i spoke with military analyst frank language, i asked him for his assessment of where things stand now in the war in ukraine. well good morning terry, that was a very fine summary of the situation and what's happening in the front, which is the central gravity. by the way we could talk about talk of though miss sile, so i'd be national, what have you, but the central gravity to school, the key element is that's elements of attrition. both in terms of recovery or culture of land from the russian perspective. on the manpower and over the last couple of months, we've seen russia increase its tempo of taking land. really quite remarkably and not the process is continuing, especially as the pulse at the, the east, where russians took last month, about 400 square kilometers. context is 20 by 20 kilometers, but it's, it's, it's up, it's dave a lot is big taken daily and

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can you hold _ always going to be tight. can you hold out? can you hold your nerve _ you hold out?u hold out? can you hold your nerve when it really counts. england _ nerve when it really counts. england here couldn't. this is the third _ england here couldn't. this is the third defeat on the trot against _ the third defeat on the trot against new zealand. there is no substitute for experience. and — no substitute for experience. and i— no substitute for experience. and i guess england might say that that this is what they got here — that that this is what they got here again. meanwhile, scotland are leading fiji 26—5 at the murrayfield stadium. the home side stormed into a 26—0 lead when hquones intercepted a loose pass by the visitors. victory today would be scotland's 5th consecutive home win against fiji. let's turn our attentions to football now, and it's been a day of interesting developments in the premier league with movement at the top, and bottom. in the early game, arsenal missed the chance to close the gap at the top. the gunners beaten by newcastle. and perhaps a cause

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hold them to a field goal.e ucla the ball with a two-minute time out and a time out in their back pocket. >> paul: michael lantz has been very good, from 19, 23 and 23. this, his longest attempt from 30 yards out. his perfect night continues. and usc's lead grows to 19-13. nbc and peacock are serving a double helping of big ten football. it's coming up next weekend. first, nebraska and iowa on black friday. then washington and oregon on big ten saturday night. it's all on nbc and peacock, be a lot of fun next friday and next saturday in iowa city and seattle. here in pasadena, thinking of fun, how perfect is this? we talked about all we were looking forward to with these jerseys on this field, doing it for the 94th time. and the bruins, ethan garbers, eric bieniemy, down six. what more could you ask for? >> colt: exactly right. that's a good stop by ucla, but that's also a big kick by michael lantz. now ucla has to march all the way down the field and score a touchdown. they could have marched down the field wh

republicans cementing their grip on power by holding on to the house.hat will the first order for business for the united gop? let's bring in john barrasso. he's the new whip. it's official january 3. >> thank you. >> john: so holding the presidency, the house and the senate, president trump, when he gets in office, will expect a lot will get done. is the senate going to serve as a rubber stamp for the president or will there be thoughtful consideration of everything he puts there? >> what he represents an american agenda. voters told us they want secure borders, lower prices and make sure the economy kicks in and make sure we have more american energy. they want to restore our strength in the world stage. those are the things the morns want. the house wants, the senate wants and everything that president trump talked about during the election. that is the reason that we won. we've been meeting today. i just came from a meeting of all the republicans that will take over as the chairman of the committees in the united states senate. the leadership team m

a is the cease fire holding from what you can hear. well, probably normally you wouldn't have noticed, but it is extremely quiet and you can barely hear my voice. this is remarkable. uh, because it was the case the last couple of days, even the drone days for any during that cap buzzing over our heads. um since the last 2 months is now completely silent and gone. so 2 hours off the ceasefire agreement, uh, starz is, is extremely calm here and very rude which is a good sign because it means that this agreement is really starting and in effect, um, otherwise, um, this is also very good news for the people who are very exhausted here as last night and yesterday evening was full of intensive fighting. as israel increased the air strikes on a bay root and other parts of level known as well. and the hours before the seas for your agreement was announced. and we have a very heavy and hard nights behind us without explosions, but we're heard everywhere and bears, and many areas that have been targets that haven't been targeted before. so what

we will hold dual hearings. remember where they started. they told the american people that white supremacy was the biggest threat to the home lan. that's not quite so true. that was a bit of a lie. you have all these cases. congress has to function, america has to get safe. trump administration has been able to make this transition, the peaceful transition. you don't get just to duck and hide. kamala harris is on vacation out in hawaii. joe biden doesn't seem to know where he is or how to get his way through the jungles of the amazon, and we got these two people supposedly running the security apparatus and they are giving the american people the middle finger saying we're not going to show up. they got 60 more days of this administration. they need to answer these questions. >> harris: i don't think the world notices when kamala harris goes on vacation or when she is working. there is not much difference between those two things. right now the current president is putting us in line for a third world war. we'll get into that later in the

they want this deal to work, to hold.'s going on in gaza, and really, that is where the push is now, because the humanitarian situation there is atrocious, it's really dire. winter has set in. there's poor conditions pretty much up and down the gaza strip, with massive displacement of people, and there doesn't appear to be a plan in place for how israel is going to hand it over, if at all, to any kind of civilian authority — preferably a palestinian authority, the americans say. but there doesn't seem to be any sign of that. there isn't even a sign of a ceasefire at the moment, although a lot of people are talking about it. that is the situation across the region at the moment. let's speak to roger shanahan, a middle east security analyst who spent considerable time in the region including a period in beirut as the military liaison officer for australia. you forjoining us. let's start with the ceasefire, mostly holding up, imperfect in the first two days, how fragile is the agreement?— the agreement? like all of these agr

now, they're developing a new kind of climbing hold.you put your feet and hands in to hoist yourself up the wall. the team behind this project, which is still in its early days, says it's an eco—friendly alternative to the typical plastic climbing holds. climbers are the ones who are really trying to protect the environment. we care for nature. we want to bring sustainable alternatives for the climbing industry because it's a community that actually cares about the environment. i love climbing, it's kind of therapy for me. so it's you and the wall and that's it. hi, my name is manuela. my name is marta. even though we are architects, one of our really big passions is to climb. every time you go to a boulder club or even if you go outdoor climbing, you go with a group. you have this community feeling. it's fun. someone's supporting you there, cheering you up, not to fall. there's a lot of people eager to do this sport, which is amazing, but that means that a lot more gyms are opening every day. most of the equipment is relying on plastic

they're still holding onto a lead. it has decreased in size or lead, but she still has a fairly comfortable lead for pennsylvania everything has been razor thin. 33 1% of the vote has been counted in pennsylvania, the so-called blue wall here, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. well, she's leading in pennsylvania, michigan, leading there as well. 52% of the vote too. donald trump's 45%, just 14% of the vote has been counted in virginia. so, you know, central time zone, same with wisconsin. they're a little bit behind the east. but you see 49% of the vote or 49 and a half, i guess for harris and trump has almost 49 so really close in wisconsin. 24% of the vote has been counted here. but if harris can just when pennsylvania it. michigan and wisconsin. so when the whole thing, 270 votes that is easiest path to victory for trump, though he is got to be encouraged by what he sees in virginia and has sizable leads in north carolina and georgia will continue to track where things stand, noel and and we'll send it now. back to