bj horn: where are they? where do they live at? florida. bj horn: oh, ok.ent stood out for everyone. it was during all that chaos, when an emt rushed through the kitchen and revealed that amy still had a pulse. stephanie gosk: the emt comes upstairs and says to him, jimmy, your wife could live, effectively. he drops his hands. and i believe he mouths like the f word. and his reaction, his body language said one thing. and it didn't say a good thing to me. stephanie gosk: jimmy also said something very specific that investigators found suspicious. he repeatedly said that amy was hanging or dangling. remember this exchange? bj horn: were her feet off the ground? yeah. bj horn: uh. i don't even know. i mean, i assume so. bj horn: so after they transported amy from the house, i went down to the basement, just kind of took one more look at the scene. stephanie gosk: what struck you? bj horn: right away i noticed that the ceilings appeared to be low. i found it a little bit surprising because jimmy had told me that she was hanging. stephanie gosk: detective rothm

biden-harris administration -- bull by the horns.— bull by the horns.migration costs money. he was expected to pick up the tab?— pick up the tab? well, trump is famously known _ pick up the tab? well, trump is famously known as _ pick up the tab? well, trump is famously known as saying - pick up the tab? well, trump is famously known as saying that l famously known as saying that other countries will pick up the tab, that putting america first means that we do that, that he is able to negotiate, essentially, deals that put the ball back in the course of other countries. it is important to note here that trump has talked about terrace, and uses this as a negotiating tactic, let's not forget whatever % of the amount he is talking about putting on goods from our southern neighbour, mexico, as well as our northern, canada. it seems like positive progress between him and president sheinbaum, maybe he will pull back on 1524 00:

[horn honks] [cheering] >> you did it! [horn honking] [horn] [cheering] >> . good morning. how about alaska? whoo! you did it. alaska is here. it was 80 degrees last week and we got some alaska weather with this alaska tree. this is great. so, welcome. thank you for joining us all here for this 2024 capitol christmas tree. my name is jim kaufman and i'm the director of capitol grounds at the architect at the capitol. and i am honored to accept this year's tree on behalf of the united states congress. lighting the capitol christmas tree has been a holiday tradition since 1964, it is one we are always happy to be part of. this year marks the 60th anniversary of the capitol christmas tree and we are honored to have this spruce all the way from the national force located in the great state of alaska. for more than half a century, the forest service is been an incredible partner in making sure we have the perfect selection for the people's tree . and we are proud to have this tree this year for the second time. i'd like to thank the united states for service and especially the a

(song ends) (bicycle bells ringing, people talking in background) (car horn honks) >> smith: at age 22he had missed years of schooling, but he would mage to gain entrance to one of china's most elite universities. >> yeah, he was lucky to be accepted into the tsinghua university. it's china's m.i.t. >> smith: well, this is a kid who has no secondary education, and he's able to get admitted to the most prestigious university in china. >> yes, very unusual. mao destroyed the educational system. but then, in the early 1970s, mao decided the educational system had to be reformed, not favoring the elite, but welcome peasants and workers and soldiers, as well. and that's how xi jinping got admitted. >> (speaking mandarin) >> smith: xi got a degree in chemical engineering, but his interest was in party politics. in 1979, after graduation, he was posted as a junior aide to a senior communist party official. but after three years in beijing, xi decamped to the provinces to pursue his own political career and would rise through the ranks of local government. it was a time of great reform. (crowd

(train horn blows) wanted to be together? yeah. me too.els on rails) ♪ i will remember you ♪ ♪ will you remember me ♪ ♪ don't let your life ♪ i love you. ♪ pass you by ♪ sndfx: (train horn blows) ♪weep not for the memories♪ (daughter) i love you too dad. ♪weep not for the memories♪ >> he says you're crazy about me. [laughter] >> a nickel for every time a woman did that to me. i kid. the coldhearted little girl who saw an active, a beloved actors who's all grown up starring in the new film cinderella christmas both. fox news saturday night, great to see you. i know i'm just like have a crush on kevin arnold's. [laughter] that i grew up in winnie house, this is a big deal. we are in new york. i'm in vegas with a renal panel. these guys are fantastic. billy quick, the first ever great american family christmas festival the target the usb arena. how is it going so far? >> great american family or my movies are the last two years taking it one step further people can and christmas will be basically this environment is great for families to cele

(vehicle horns honking, pele talking in background) >> smith: xinjiang was first taken over by chinasuppress uyghur resistance to chinese rule. >> (speaking mandarin): >> smith: in the months after xi became president, china was rattled by a series of attacks the government said were carried out by uyghurs. (explosions roaring) >> (speaking mandarin): >> smith: they intensified in the spring of 2014, when scores of people were killed at a railway station in southwest china by individuals wielding machetes and long knives. chinese officials blamed the attack on a group of uyghur separatists. >> (speaking mandarin): several weeks after the incident, president xi traveled to xinjiang. as he wrapped up his visit, there was a suicide bombing and another knife attack at a train station in xinjiang's capital. >> (speaking mandarin): >> this was a trigger. xi decided, "that's it." you know, "we're not going to coddle these people. "we're not going to try to work it out. we're going to control." and i think this bespoke of his toolbox, which he had carried with him ever since he was a teenage

she wasn't found by big horn county. she wasn't found by billings. she wasn't even found by the crow tribe because she had not -- we hadn't had any prove she went to the rez. but they offered their services and by us not leaving, big horn county was forced to ask for operation laid j justice's help -- lady justice's help. but this also goes back to a comment i heard earlier about not knowing about mmip. in 2018 was my first neighs. nobody heard me when -- niece. nobody heard me when i googled mmip. all i got was ribbon skirts from a newly formed task force that was just formed. i knew i had to be loud for selina. the local station wouldn't cover us. the billings gazette wouldn't do a story. so about three, four days in, i got wyoming news, their news -- their radio station, that goes all over, a reporter from "the new york times" heard it. so i had "the new york times" at this rest area before i had the local newspaper. and later that day, when the local newspaper sent out their reporter, i told her, you tell your editor to copy the story from "the n

let's take a wider look at the whole horn of africa.leged to be getting involved. egypt is heavily involved in the crisis between ethiopia and ethiopia's neighbours, isn't it? we have an ongoing conflict between, or an ongoing dispute between ethiopia and egypt over the river nile. there's a blue nile and a white nile. one of them originates from ethiopia. and then ethiopia made the decision about a decade ago to build a dam on it — something that egypt was completely opposed to. sudan was also opposed. ethiopia, separately, created another crisis. ethiopia then approached the authorities in somaliland and signed a deal with them to have access to their port. and this angered somalia. somaliland is considered part of somalia. it is not internationally recognised. and we have seen a new alliance between somalia and egypt, and egypt has actually deployed troops, subsequently, to somalia — something that has ethiopia very concerned. the thinking at the moment is that it will not, it doesn't look like it will degenerate into a confrontation

(train horn blows) wanted to be together? yeah. me too.(train wheels on rails) ♪ i will remember you ♪ ♪ will you remember me ♪ ♪ don't let your life ♪ i love you. ♪ pass you by ♪ sndfx: (train horn blows) ♪weep not for the memories♪ (daughter) i love you too dad. ♪weep not for the memories♪ drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing savings and connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go with xfinity mobile. fly don't walk to get our best deals of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, in theaters now. sta >> laura: for 50 state strategy we have been advocating for years here at "the angle" really help trump make someyb gains in states maybe we were surprised by. what is next? rnc coach air, lara trump, discussed g.o.p. can broaden its e coalition. i know you are thinking, i just got finished wi

horn toots ooh! he laughs is this me? i'm doing this? yep.i'm driving a train into a shed. obviously, the ultimate aim is to remove carbon emissions from our railways altogether, and already trains are operating in the uk and europe using a variety of alternative energy sources — including hydrogen. but while technology catches up, and diesel trains remain on our tracks, the most abundant element on earth mightjust be making the air we breathe a little bit cleaner. vodafone announced merger plans injune vodafone announced merger plans in june but vodafone announced merger plans injune but the competition and markets authority warned that tens of millions of mobile phone users could end up paying more if the merger went ahead. and invest in at least £10 billion in their networks. the world's first electric hydrofoil fairy has opened for business in stockholm. you might have seen me try out the prototype last year. computer—controlled wings are used to wing the vessels so it can fly one metre above the water by reducing friction from a very can

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horn sound ] next up for the bengals is mike gesicki.ted "most likely to actually be interested in hearing more about his car's extended warranty." [ laughter ] next up from the chargers is jk scott. he was voted "clayest aikenest." >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] [ rimshot ] wow. >> jimmy: that sounds like a a "harry potter" -- >> steve: wow, jk. >> jimmy: "clayest aikenist." [ applause ] next up from the bengals is trenton irwin. he was voted "most likely to enter a room to the sound of wind chimes. [ laughter ] "hello, friends, 'tis i." [ light laughter ] next from the chargers is joe alt. he was voted "most likely to still have 100% of his baby teeth." [ laughter ] that's a rare award. >> steve: don't give that out many times. >> jimmy: and finally, from the chargers is easton stick. he was voted "most likely to say, 'dad?' when he sees a a punching dummy." [ laughter and applause ] there you have it. those are your superlatives right there. [ cheers and applause ] that's right, we are -- we are following the big chargers/bengals game. an

i'm going to study some up and give your came out saying that's the answer to the arrest horns through the some sweeping bionics ation. all forces that the occupied, the west bank and also of course is illegal. but the outrage essentially is also not just confined to the government, it is quite wide spread across the political sphere and as well, um, even, you know, a long months ago position in a month. so excuse me, i'm off is this new to yellow. pete is also issued, his condemnation done the rejection of this, of these warrants, but the husband have a one exception and that's come from. do you have dosh quantity, which is the fall last policy and as well? and they've come out saying that the court, the course in the have decided, according to clear evidence missing you all you and go on, are responsible for the total destruction of all the mass murder office residents. they have to pay a price for it. but again, this is an exception to the rule. so far really we've seen across the board across the political boards. what spreads outrage and really out this decision. yeah, and either

(train horn blows) wanted to be together? yeah. me too.rain wheels on rails) ♪ i will remember you ♪ ♪ will you remember me ♪ ♪ don't let your life ♪ i love you. ♪ pass you by ♪ sndfx: (train horn blows) ♪weep not for the memories♪ (daughter) i love you too dad. ♪weep not for the memories♪ >> this is their mo. this is how they operate. they take these women, they compromised candidates. what they've been doing lately is trying to get state and locals. so this makes perfect sense they would go after a state governor, anin this case minnesota who has now become that vp nominee. i find this really disturbing. maria: that is the house of fort affairs committee chairman michael mccaul with me on mornings with maria this week on reports minnesota governor tim walz had a sick romantic relationship with the daughter of a chinese communist party official. beginning in 1989 until ended in 1992. the woman has spoken out about the relationship. now, whistleblowers come forward to the house oversight committee with internal communications from within t

that's the one thing i do think now obviously to toot my horn is that is a value to my approach of writing it as far after the fact i did is it allowed me to have that reflect and that if i had written it the moment i got it would have been i saw this, i heard that i did that, but not here's what i felt. here's how that affected me. here's what i think people really need to understand about and so part of it for me now is talking about it a little of paying it forward, trying to raise awareness, but, you know, healing through helping others, trying to raise awareness around mental health, things like that. all part of the processing. and i know i have a of friends who are vets and you know, we talk about a lot of this and that's that gets back that nature of tribe like because my experience i can have conversations with that other people can and they can let down guard with me and i can let down my guard with them and that's and helpful and healing all of us to, you know, kind build those bridges and understand. yeah, i, you know, i know where you're coming from and so, you know, i think t

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representative gabbert firmly joined the army national guard where she was deployed to iraq, kuwait and the horn of africa. >> c-span's "washington journal" our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy. from washington and across the country. coming up thursday morning, georgia republican congressman discusses the incoming agenda of the trump administration and house republicans priorities. then connecticut democratic congressman john larson gives his take on the new administration, social security and tax policy. the wall street journal discusses potential supreme court vacancies and how president trump's second term could shape the high court. join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> join book tv this weekend for the texas book festival, live from austin. our coverage begins saturday at 11 a.m. eastern and sunday at noon. highlights include pbs's rays warez with his book on immigration and the process of becoming an american. the washington post's reporter discussin

the partnerships will remain for it's a far cry from the days when donald trump repeatedly locked horns with former german chancellor on going america's back when he was president, trump regularly criticized germany's defense spending and bash, michael's immigration policy or his presidency can be considered a low point in the relationship between washington amberlynn. i was stressful not only because of germany, but uh, i would say the style, the government in style of uh, president trump. um, but particularly towards germany because of uh, issues like trade with isolation as trumps. threatening to cut support for ukraine and slapped tear of some all imported goods. it's hard to imagine a harmonious relationship. if he gets back into the white house, germany's ruling parties fuel berlin is more prepared this time for one having taken on more responsibility for its own defense. the conservative opposition disagrees on side. does the frontier, the german government has to be blamed for at least for the past 4 years for not doing enough to secure a of a big a european sovereignty on secur

scrum—half — ali price, who has been playing in a struggling side, has gotten in the absence ahead of hornooked really refreshed after a summer off. we have seen that with his performances, his last one against cardiff was excellent, back to his best form. is it a look ahead to next week? we have ben available. so first and foremost it is about what we feel is best and strongest this weekend. we are putting plans in place for all of the games in november. he wants to see a big performance, a strong performance and a good victory against fiji on saturday in preparation for the next visitors to edinburgh in match two of the autumn nation series, with champion south africa. england have begun their tour of the caribbean but they are without their captain, josh butler, for the time being — though he has signed a new extension to his contract. butler had originally agreed a two—year deal but is committed for a further 12 months, the same length as ben stokes' new contract. meanwhile, butler has not been retained by the rajasthan royals, the indian premier league team he has been with since 2018

it was environmental air, rough i oh, on the horn, and you're up to date, but to stick around off. next we look at why so many american women will do for donald trump, even though you regularly insults and in questions that writes on there until berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the my name is elizabeth, and i'm the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. that's what it being nosy, bad. it gets everyone to king you're healthy award winning called called the called back. why do humming does not get drunk. why do grab a tasteful waves, squeeze all bodies. how much do we need to put a pond print to help find beyond says get smaller on dw science, outtake talk channel the for some big came as a shock. this is a big difference in victory for the american people that will allow us to make america great. again, think about the world and what they think about us, and it's really hard. for others, it was a huge relief and i'm very happy we got back on track, feminist or readying for

i'm pippa horn.because tonight, england head to greece for an away clash in the nations league. this follows the withdrawal of nine england players for the matches against greece and the republic of ireland. captain harry kane says he isn't happy with the number of drop—outs, but interim manager lee carsley insists that there aren't any problems in the camp. this is the final selection made by carsley before thomas tuchel takes over injanuary. the focus has been on the players here, it is important that we make the most of this situation. with the amount of players that have pulled out, it gives other players and opportunity to be here. we're really looking forward to the game, it will be a tough test, and with the amount of pull—outs we have had this window, historically it has been like that in the past. november has always been a challenging window. like you said, the culture and environment that gareth anscombe even the rest of the staff graded as made it a positive environment —— gareth anscombe

let me know what the horn goodness, fish, i'll go with it. so the 4 digits of the k through space, so they use a chest for video or is it up with some of the the full it's danielle nash as opposed to waiting for the condition of the munition deal with was that some pretty them all kind of so i was, was, was, i was not the width of the focus on look at the bottom line. edwin with i can see the 1st 3 people missed the call number. okay. i'll put this in your state to request the offer to of vision is the latest and then for so i'm, i mean out of what's on bushing show him on a sweet story. so close enough, as i pointed out what the service they won't pick up for years. i a fish sold to me pretty excited, reduces the disposing to do all the new ones you need. you need to be 0 business. pick up a whole different issues books me and be away from the visual option. what is the constraint to the shipping level? come be i a treatise dollars, then you might be a ways the long as i've seen a couple doubling the long message. it was the one to go to it

horns beep this war has been devastating for lebanon.n severely damaged, but it hasn't been destroyed. this deal may bring the conflict with israel to an end, but many here fear a new internal conflict could follow. dana stroul is a former us deputy assistant sceretary of defence for the middle east. she gave me her thoughts on the agreement. it isa it is a significant diplomatic breakthrough that president biden �*steam as well as france and others have been working for some months. what is interesting at this moment in time is that what hezbollah did to get to the ceasefire agreement is break its commitment that it made since october eight when it started to fire rockets and precision munitions at israel less than 24 hours after the attacks of hamas saying it would never agree to a ceasefire until there was a ceasefire in gaza. hamas is now so weakened and its position so threatened that its position so threatened that it has broken the hamas leaving hamas and gaza are isolated and i wanted to know if you thought it was because the lea

[tense music] ♪ ♪♪ [horns honking] [indistinct chatter] - i support your son.serves to be home. fingers crossed. ok? - thank you. - with everything that we've uncovered since this trial, we're looking to this appellate court to say, give him a chance. let him call witnesses. let a judge evaluate the credibility of the witnesses after seeing and hearing the witnesses. let him take a fresh look at this case. give him a hearing. [pensive music] ♪ ♪♪ [birds chirping] - i was losing faith. how many times are you going to get denied before you start to realize what you're really up against? [train rumbling] - jj was out of options. his lawyers were telling me, game over. there's going to be nothing unless we find something new. i refused to accept that. i knew there were dozens of police reports that were withheld from him prior to his trial. but i had never been able to get my hands on them. it's march 21, 2017, 15 years after i started this investigation. and i get home last night, and there's this big yellow envelope in my mailbox, no return address. and inside ar

i'm pippa horn. with basketball where the nba cup returned for a second season following its successful addition to the regular season last year. the cup currently belongs to the la lakers who defeated the pacers to win the 2023 in—season championship. this year, lebron and co have been drawn in a group with the phoenix suns who made a winning start with an eight—point win over the utahjazz. point guard devin booker led the way for the suns with a game high 31 points. booker�*s tally included five three pointers and 15 points in the final quarter to propel the suns to a 120—112 win. elsewhere in the basketball world, there was an emotional reunion for klay thompson as he returned to the golden state warriors for the first time since joining the dallas mavericks in july. thompson won four nba titles in his 13 years with the warriors, where he enjoyed a sucessful partnership with steph curry. thompson finished the game with 22 points but his fairy tale return to the bay area was denied by curry. he sto

but the horn goodness, fish, i could go with it. so the 4 digit score the k through space. so they use a check for the, the old fashion yesterday. anyway, the the who it's on the phone, i'm not sure. as a postcard waiving the condition of the munition knew it was that some pretty them all kind of started with the low. so who is not the width of the best of luck outside of the bottom line. edwin, with that, can we see the 1st 3 people missed that the bulk of the commissioners, 3 to request the offer to of vision is because the latest and so i'm a mean out of what's on bushing show him honestly. so i believe so i'll go with the same useful enough as i pointed in that with the, with the to start this, i didn't want, particularly for years i fish sold the me pretty excited, reduce the disposing to do all those. and they will need to be 0. this will take a little different issues going on, be away from the visual option or the constraint finish. and then the treatment stuff is then you might be that way as the one long, as i've seen a couple of them are in the message. it was th

i alarm in the horn and you are up to date, but to stick around up. next we meet hungry is best female, hot air balloon pilot. that's in sports life after a short break. and remember from our news on the go we, you can always check out our website that c w, that com. or, of course, can also fully follow us on social media where our tag is at the w news. narrative in berlin will be back at the top of the hour with more news for you. the when i was 8 years old, i was already dreaming of the future as a sooner and i wanted to become a hero of my family. his dream was within reach, she'd become a star in turkey overnight. then a man took everything from with the help of his family and music. she rebuilt her life. and then her sister also became a family scout by hatred and to move to the door.

it is one of his final two matches before joining united but he will lock horns with city manager on a more regular basis in the premier league. manchester city midfielder and portugal international is a big fan of him. �* , . international is a big fan of him. . . international is a big fan of him. a ., ., ., international is a big fan of him. ., ., , him. as a manager, you can see that he is _ him. as a manager, you can see that he is really _ him. as a manager, you can see that he is really good. _ him. as a manager, you can see that he is really good. you - him. as a manager, you can see that he is really good. you can l that he is really good. you can see the way he prepares for his teams. that supporting was always, it was never least, it was i was going upwards and upwards, betterand was i was going upwards and upwards, better and better after each season. they are a big machine right now to be honest, i only have compliments because they have been flying in the portuguese league and it's going to be very tough. in terms of him going to man united, i don't wish him very well.

it took courage, and i'm not tooting my own horn here, but it took courage for me to come from a single-parentsehold without a lot of money to the united states congress. it took courage -- [applause] thank you. it took courage for these texas women to come forward to talk about the most difficult moment of their lives in front of thousands of people. [applause] it took courage for each and every one of you and everyone who got involved in my campaign, even though we haven't won texas in some time, to believe in this election and put everything you have into it. and it is going to take courage for whatever comes tomorrow and the day after. this country is worth fighting for. understand that. this state is worth fighting for. we are a great country. nobody needs to make us great again. [applause] we are great because we are good. and we are good because that is who we are as a people. and so i don't want to see anybody putting their heads down. i want you to put your shoulders back and your head up and walk out of here tall that you participated in an american election. that's what we do. becau

i'm pippa horn.se tongight, england head to greece for an away clash in the nations league. this follows the withdrawal of nine england players for the matches against greece and the republic of ireland. captain harry kane says he isn't happy with the number of dropouts, but interim manager lee carsley insists that there aren't any problems. the focus has been on the players that are here, it is important that we make the most of this situation. with the amount of players that have pulled out, it gives other players an opportunity to be here. we're really looking forward to the game. it will be a tough test for us, and with the amount of pull—outs we have had this window, historically it has been like that in the past. november has always been a challenging window. like you said, the culture and environment that gareth and steve and the rest of the staff created has made it a positive environment. the players that are here fully deserve to be here and are ready for the game. also in the nations leagu

as with monies, she was last seen in building of the group and she women to big horn county.o, two people also keep in mind that none of the jurisdictions with this case pretty keep in mind last recent missing person, missing from a reservation if you don't know there's a thing called border towns and border counties. so he goes over to the border town nest the last place that he seen it okay, will that everything that went to the tribal cops, the investigators, they blamed the county and we go to the county and don't get any answer so with my niece selena guess like i said, there's one charge and went back into the billing i never got any charges that one charge six people killed her and those put in big horn county. i guess from then on the kind of rub elbows whatever else you say because i want to speak up jurisdictions clearly laid out but i do not want jurisdiction used as an excuse to not do it which i'm seeing in montana which i see any for my own tribal investigators. he was in town that's it and that was it for them to stop this originally people searching on the res

it transformed the fierce aurochs tractable livestock useful for their hides, horns, meat and. probably later milk. their strength pulled plows. their waste fertilize fields. domestic cattle spread. with the advent of agriculture throughout the ancient world and became indispensable to what europeans thought of as civilization. that columbus a small number of them. on his second voyage from europe across the atlantic in 1493, from colonists to cowboy as settlers of north america depended on. the animals that survived provide even a bit of milk or meat. the ones that were bred. the early american cattle herd was a heterogeneous scraggly bunch. early 19th century farmers, particularly the more prosperous ones, began importing breeding stock from europe and establishing bloodlines that would better meet the demands of the american agricultural landscape. cattlemen carefully selected for their fortitude fecundity and especially efficiency, making a lot of meat from a minimum of locally available forage and feed over the course of the 1870s and 1880s. a few economic forces converged

political decisions, especially during the course of the school, i absolutely apartments do the rest horns. and i think that reflects the kind of why the sentiments you know, that and you know, has been widely criticized over the course of the school for one who speak to someone who is responsible for lowering october 7th to happen. and at the same time, he's been criticized so not to agreeing to receive 5 deal out of i'm seeing the, the release of the hostages. but that's again when it comes to the i c. c. when it comes to international christmas or to criminal court, there is a consensus here about the institution itself. it's biased and that's also why this ruling is why we rejected use a building we need with the latest from jerusalem. emily, thank you. well, my next guest is mr. julie bo suji. he is a former president of the international criminal court. he is now a jurist into the school of law at the toronto metropolitan university. he's also an author. it's like his book is the end of immunity, holding world leaders accountable for aggression, genocide, war crimes and crimes agains

it's a mob been give your came out saying that's the answer to the arrest horn stood essentially been uh, the amex ation all forces that the occupied, the west bank and all of us, of course, is illegal. but the outrage essentially is also not just confined to the government that is quite wide spread across the political sphere and as well, i'm even, you know, as long as the opposition to a month. so excuse me, i'm off is this new to yellow. pete is also to shoot his condemnation and done the rejection of this, of these warrants. but the husband have a one exception and that's come from the head dash positive, which is the fall of policy and as well. and they've come up saying that the quotes, the course in the hey, decided, according to clear evidence missing, you all even go on to responsible for the partial destruction of golf and the mass murder of its residents. they have to pay a price for it. but again, this is an exception to the rule. so far, really we've seen across the board across the political boards, widespread outrage. and i'm really of this decision that was emily ordai

i'm curious i'm getting go around the horn, what are you expecting tomorrow.sting everybody gets up and scans the news headlines in their skidding real clear politics and looking at the average and all that kind of stuff but i'm guessing kaylee mcghee white you're looking for something tomorrow some signal or good allman, what is it your focus on tomorrow morning and what do you think is important to you tomorrow. >> i think voters should pay attention to both candidates closing schedules which states particularly they are focusing on, donald trump last rally will be back in my home state of michigan this is easily the closest wing stay in the polls for him and the one that i think kamala harris the best chance of carrying he's making his closing picture we will see if the voters respond. >> i think that is a fair assessment. jessica malan patterson you are into the strategy you know this you been doing it for a long time. as you scan the headlines and look at the numbers i know you look at the numbers are there certain numbers you're looking at is the early v

that's like -- that's where all the deer horns are. belt buckles. like that. >> jimmy: gotcha. it away, right? >> no. then -- what if somebody that knows the guy that gave me the key to the city finds it in the flash? >> jimmy: i know. i get books and people will them to me. i'm going to donate to this to whatever -- oh, my name's in this thing, now i've got to burn it or something. [ laughter ] >> the flame thrower you gave me, i'll let you borrow it. >> jimmy: speaking of the flame thrower -- >> speaking of the flame thrower. >> jimmy: did you know you can launch a grenade in las vegas? they have a miss where you can do that. you can drive a tank. not just a regular tank, a monster tank in las vegas. >> is this a commercial for las vegas or what? [ laughter ] i have a new single out, i'm trying to sell some music. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i know you're going to be -- i know you're going to be in vegas for almost a whole week. so i want to make sure that -- >> six shows, that's a lot for me. that's like an entire year's work for me. >> jimmy: you do a lot of complaining on stage

and by god's will, we will reach horns and damascus, too.groups, led by the islamist hayat tahrir al —sham, or hts. it used to be linked to al-qaeda but cut ties from the group years ago. hts is listed as a terrorist organisation by the us and others. it controls most of the north—western province of idlib, the last remaining opposition stronghold after more than a decade of civil war. that war began in 2011, triggered by popular protests against assad's rule. russia intervened in 2015, turning the tide against the advancing rebels. the battle for aleppo in 2016 was a crucial point. syrian and russian forces gained control after a gruelling siege. the war�*s mostly gone quiet since, with occasional eruptions. the last major one in 2020 when syria and its russian allies attacked idlib. now again, russian warplanes are bombing aleppo. the syrian army says it has made a tactical retreat to prepare a counteroffensive. the kremlin is assad's most important ally, but it is now also fighting a war in ukraine. iran and the lebanese hezbollah are als

. —— horn.zelensky, called on world leaders to respond seriously after russia attacked his country with a new kind of hypersonic ballistic missile. he said ukraine was already talking with allies about providing new air defence systems. russian president vladimir putin has publicly praised the missile system — known as oreshnik — used to attack the ukrainian city of dnipro. though that attack used a conventional warhead, it's thought the missile system is mainly designed to deliver nuclear weapons. mr putin said a decision was made to begin serial production of the experimental weapon — and the level of technology could pose a risk beyond ukraine's border. with a range of three thousand miles, it's a weapon that would be capable of reaching targets across europe. earlier, poland's prime minister, donald tusk who strongly backs kyiv warned of a real and serious risk of a global conflict developing from the war. i spoke earlier with andriy zagrodnyuk, ukraine's former defence minister and asked hi

stay among whites to good certain performers who took a stand and caused the wheel to turn. >> lena hornendous draw in vegas, who literally because she could not because she was treated like a you know, like her daughter went into the pool and they drained it. she went swimming in the pool and they drained the pool in 1955. >> we had the first integrated hotel casino that could rival any of those on the las vegas strip, and it was called the moulin rouge iran a lot of people think the moulin rouge was black owned. it was not. it was owned by whites who knew that african americans were earning money now, and that they wanted to spend it. the moulin rouge was themed after the moulin rouge in paris, and you had some of the best entertainment that everybody wanted to enjoy. with the first line of black dancers we thought that for the first time, maybe las vegas wants to become integrated, and it started to get a lot of attention all over the world, but it was only open for six months. >> that was very perplexing because everybody wanted to go there. >> everybody went there after hours, all th

now, with all the latest sport, here's pippa horn.now, it's all eyes on the football because tongight, england head to greece for an away clash in the nations league. this follows the withdrawal of nine england players for the matches against greece and the republic of ireland. captain harry kane says he isn't happy with the number of dropouts, but interim manager lee carsley insists that there aren't any problems. the focus has been on the players that are here, it is important that we make the most of this situation. with the amount of players that have pulled out, it gives other players an opportunity to be here. we're really looking forward to the game. it will be a tough test for us, and with the amount of pull—outs we have had this window, historically it has been like that in the past. november has always been a challenging window. like you said, the culture and environment that gareth and steve and the rest of the staff created has made it a positive environment. the players that are here fully deserve to be here and are ready