the police investigation has now concluded but thatis investigation has now concluded but that is not quite the end of the story. what we are expecting soon as the publication of the report by the senior civil servant sue gray, which is expected to carry more detail. ultimately what happens next for the prime minister, though, is in the hands of conservative mps, and i think the fact that he has not received multiple fines may go some way to helping him with that. helen catt, thank way to helping him with that. helen catt. thank you- — time for a look at the weather, with ben rich. thank you and good afternoon, we have had a bit of drama from the weather over the last 2a hours, you may not need me to tell you that if you live in central or eastern england because last night there was thunder and lightning, really dramatic scenes, and looks pretty dramatic scenes, and looks pretty dramatic on the way down radar picture as well. it was the showers and storms coming up from the south which really meant business. the lightning strikes numbering into the thousands, a lot of rain in places

s. investigation? if israel accepts at the, at that at all, having said all of that for these, i'm just worried that we get lost in that real of the so called investigation. when we just heard from the state department about that we trust is radius of the investigation. and that's the end of that story for me looking at the situation and looking at it within its historical context of yesterday on last week and the last 50 years. it is clear who is responsible for the killing of our colleague. and janine is the same. who are responsible for the invasion of janine for the re than janine is the same. who are responsible for the raid on sharon's house this afternoon? i'm not sure why they had the feeling that was they killed her in the morning. they should drive their house in the afternoon. does that need that investigation? so i think there's a sense here that we asked why it's important to look more carefully on to what happened. i think we should be clear about word that a sponsor with the lies and tha

f b i to investigate. and that israel will, that would allow for such an investigation. i'm, i'm, i'm, i'm, i hope, i hope this happens. you know, this is a press freedom issue. this is a human rights issue, and it must be a priority for our federal government to see answers and accountability, you know, requesting the u. s. investigation is absolutely the right thing to do for any american journalists killed in the line of duty, apparently by foreign governments soldiers. but it is absolutely critical to make this request. now, after the announcement that there won't be an investigation into this debt by the government officials where she was murdered or punitive measures or sanctions. do you think washington should take against israel light of what is as you say, killing of an american journalist? well, we're looking at several measures right now. but as i said before, the letter has approximately 55 signers already and will close for signatures this evening. and had the support of progressive chair, jay

course and investigation of the criminal case. part of the investigation.e appraiser passed from one insurance company to another and he physically remembered, and one of the organizers who was present as when evaluating different cars, where the insurers, he also did not appear to him in the aggregate of such small facts made the security service of the insurance company alert and, as it were, the initial signal about the fact that a crime is possibly being committed was precisely the security service, and we are connected when there is already some kind of invoice in relation, and specific people testifies that these people are committing a crime provided for by the criminal criminal code , the security service of the insurance company will check the defendants, and found other uncharacteristic coincidences . phone numbers indicated in the application for insurance or vice versa. these are the figure numbers. for other accidents that at first glance were not related to each other, this information the insurance company shared one of the cases with the ins

the investigative committee finds out the details of the new shelling of the belgorod region from the side of ukraine in pursuit of the apu. i got tonight, the village of sereda , it is located about two kilometers from the border. one of the local residents received a shrapnel wound with the latest information from the scene alexander koropov practically on the russian-ukrainian border, and at the same distance from belgorod and kharkov. this is about 30-5 km in a straight line from ukraine, shells flew here according to preliminary information, which was published by the governor of the belgorod region. vyacheslav gladkov one civilian received shrapnel wounds. he has already received all the necessary medical care. information about the destruction of houses and infrastructure is being specified. it is known that the inhabitants of the village have already taken out of the danger zone alexander korobov vladislav pluzhnik to lead, belgorod during the retreat, the ukrainian security forces mined the zarya chemical plant in the frontier, as reported by the people's militia of the lpr.

he is not an investigator. he is not -- he talked about this when he was on the stand, trained to ask michael sussman questions. he did not know how to handle a tip when it was brought into him. he was there to advise the fbi on legal matters. with privacy rights and issues like that. he is not somebody you would think he would bring a tip like this to. james baker, the first thing he does is pass it along to fbi agents and top fbi officials. host: when james baker was asked, if you had known that michael sussman was representing the hillary clinton campaign, what would you have done? what did he say? guest: he said he would not have taken the meeting, he said he would've passed them along to the agent. at that point, the fbi had opened an investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private imo server. that investigation -- he would've passed this information onto those agents. those agents would've added it to their own clinton investigation. they were the ones who -- with experience with the clinton campaig

it continues to, i need to claim and they are going to investigate the need to investigate. they gave the orders, you know, a sniper who supports in right below. busy the helmet and above the flank has to be really nice and snipers don't shoot somebody unless they get orders. but somebody ordered this paper to kill this woman. this palestinian woman turns out to be an american, but that's not the case. the case is they didn't want anybody to feel because. busy coming in early the morning, they wanted to do whatever they wanted to do in union, and they don't want anybody to record that document. and that's why she was kim, the u. s. s. strongly condemned the killing in the state department says those responsible must be held accountable. white house correspondent, kimberly hall care report. dozens of journalists in washington gathering near the offices of al jazeera on wednesday to mourn the loss of one of their own. she read a book, clay a colleague, they loved for her friendship and admired for her work, no matter what it don't work that is respected at the highest levels o

the palestinian investigation report is the latest addition to witnesses accounts and several investigations confirming that shooting was deliberately targeted. it's saying here as more prove as more evidence that if and when i see decide to investigate the case that they will have more witnesses. they will have more finding, but the palestinians here are hoping that with the international pressure, with the media attention to this case that the i to see will indeed investigate should ins killing as a war crime. many here say that she is not the 1st victim of these really occupation and fear she won't be the last. they won't accountability, but fear. it's a far fetched expectation. neither but him al jazeera the occupied westbank. and there were emotional scenes that the un security council meeting in new york. it's for offense. the killing of sharina block li christian for me has more the security council held its monthly meeting on the situation in the middle east. and clearly the most significant development in that time has been the killing of serene lockley as nearly every speaker menti

we start to investigate. we want to answer all questions when our investigations will be finished. we are here in ukraine. we should do our job as investigators and prosecutors properly. our prosecutors are still -- they are still under bombs from the aggressor. we do our job properly, but when we will be ready to go with specific results, should this start. we will answer all questions. >> thank you for your answer. we have a question from one of our viewers on twitter. it's an important one i want to ask you. julia asks, ukraine be asking the international court to charge vladimir putin with war crimes? >> thank you very much for this question. of course, we all understand who is the main war criminal. now, he -- [indiscernible] he decided he could be unpunished all his life. of course, ukraine collects all evidence to start to prosecute all war criminals. if we speak about international criminal court's, absolutely. his team is in ukraine on the ground. i can't say what i prefer them to do. i can't give them any advice. i respect the independence of everyone. for me, it's very i

but anyway, they do investigate. can it comes with investigator to israel? is not north korea is or is not even main monitor from syria is that is part and parcel of what it consider to be a western world. it's accountable to our western world. it gets aimed in the 10s of billions of dollars from the west. it's a trade partner, but a 3rd one to europe and the united states, and hence, it always has to justify herself in order to maintain appearances as if it was a humane democracy. even at the time when it's an appalled paid state continues to cont palestinians. journalist and so on, so forth, right? but must keep up the appearance of investigation. but given marwan, the eye witness accounts sin and the prominence of shaheen. as a journalist, she's palestinian american. you think this will foresees railey government into a corner, to own up to this? yes, it might, it might just as well but, but to do what, this is the sort of the other, if you one layer of the answer of his dilemma fully. is it important which, which, which soldier, because soldiers continue

now who takes place in this investigation? obviously the i c, c will not look at individual cases, but the fact that there has been a case filed with i see last month, which has to do with the killing of and enduring of 4 other journalists. this case can probably be added to it. and then the investigation could be led by the i c, c. and i would suggest really that the federation for international journalists should play a role. they should be part of, of this because it's becoming a trend. and more, more journalists are being targeted globally. as you mentioned, she rain was a joseph and she was also an american citizen. how much pressure is on the us now to react to this and to be involved in some sort of investigation and, and just me, that would be and if it's really some pressure, these are the american embassy will put some pressure on the really government. but israel has killed in the past us citizens not double nationalities, fact us pure citizens who, where human rights defenders in palestine. so ultimately it won't b

any potential investigation aren't going to investigate the death of serene acclaim. now the reason for this is that you would have to actually open a criminal investigation into a serving israeli army officer will soldier on an active military operation. that's something that is ready. politics in this current climate finds absolutely untenable. the government would be attacked if that investigation actually took place. it would be heavily criticized. the opposition would use it to make political ground with the government. also, just generally with israelis itself, the israeli, see the, the army as being untouchable as being defenders of israel. and therefore anything that they do will stay on a military operation is untouchable. however, ah, there was in the car in the days after the sort and the days after the attack own assuring avalon lake calls for an investigation. and these really are me, did say that they were going to investigate. they took a guns away from these where the soldiers, they said they were going to investigate. this was a washington post report

it's being i investigated and we called for a transparent investigation this year asked palestine ambassador to the united nations, how he will pressure the you in for an impartial investigation. if one to examine the statements, the 10s of statements issued by different countries, including members of the security council, including the president of the security security council, one can see that there is a many common points together. that logically should allow for a reaction from the security council, if not exactly in all these elements, perhaps some other elements and that is up to the negotiation between the different parties. and as we speak, we put in the hands of or close friends in the security council language to reflect what i am saying. and we hope that the, the security council would raise to the level of acting on such thing and to act as quickly as possible. kristen salumi is live for us at the united nations in new york. chris, and thanks for joining us. we heard from arab ambassadors to the you in earlier, tell us about their message to the international community. well, a

well, we asked them to allow for an international investigation to come and do an investigation allow for the security council for international investigations allow for the multitude of international buddies that have formed several investigate the groups and comedies to come into palestine. investigate the situation which is which is are you continues to refuse to allow them to enter. the reality is that is there a refuses to cooperate with any independent mission that to do or inquire, mission or distributive mission that comes into palestine. this has been the trend for 54 years and it's not going to change today. again, we have independent bodies have already done the investigations including is it really and yours and they have reached the same. ready which will be announced to the public soon by all side and sharing with also a us citizen. and there is this push within the u. s. for even the f b i to potentially get involved. we heard that also from mr. kirby about how they view the israeli investigation. do you personally see a role for the us? yeah. well that is that responsi

and the investigation is just the 1st or rather the announcement on the investigation is just the 1st stage. in this whitewash, i got mental analysts say there skeptical justice will follow. israel has a track record of not punishing its soldiers who have committed crimes against palestinians. huh. and it's never child one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist castillo pistol. the young i was here earlier, my colleague nick clark spoke to simon, courier priest. she was part of the funeral service today. he says that sharon's voice will continue to be heard around the world. i want to tell you that nobody can compare the palestinian case with any other violence in the war or on the other work. because an issue and death had the war, the still have that identity then of leg didn't number, but we look, i want, i want, i did the, i want to flood a bit from other nation. so you cannot compare the palestinian case and the most in a brooklyn with any other war in the all because i know you need to gave is you're going to take part in conducting the service in a 2nd. but can anythin

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it's being i investigated and we call for a transparent investigation of her killing. she was very well respected. i actually had the opportunity to meet with her when i was in the west bank our last november and she did an extraordinary interview and i laugh there filling extraordinary respect for her. so i know that she will be sadly missed by all of us, and we have to ensure that we get to the bottom of her letter killing. and then on the trip to brussels, i had the eye witness and fellow journalists shudder. hannay shaw says they were being pinned down by snipers when she rein. abu o'clock was shy, one peacock, current time you've been, it will reach to nary and he was difficult to pull back. there were soldiers in front of us and the wall behind us and any movement on our part would have triggered firing at us in the beginning. these railey army directly shot our colleague ali elsa moody who fell to the ground. sharon shouted, the alley was hit. ali couldn't move to the other side where we were. a colleague jumped from a high wall and was asking us to reach him, b

israel whitewash years, and the investigation is just the 1st or rather the announcement on the investigation is just the 1st stage in the slides washed investigations are not meant to establish accountability. they are meant to protect the perpetrators. her sounds on lots is the palestinian ambassador to the united kingdom and a personal friend of shitty and a barclay. he said israel's trying to stifle the truth. she is not the 1st and the good simply might not be the last palestinian jordan. is to be murdered, assassinated by this lady, occupation. it's not only killing the body or should it's killing the spirit of the message of should in the idea of surely it is telling the truth, this occupation is after the truth. they want to us this innate the truth. they want to us us and they jo medicine. they want to make sure that they commit the crimes. but without being reporter, it's a cover. so the bullet that head her head, a brilliant stubborn head was a bullet targeted at the truth targeted at the international community called targeted at the profession of press and journalism targeted. an

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the secretary welcome that, that investigation. and obviously we look forward to seeing what the investigation finds out. but i'm not going to get ahead of it or speculate about what the outcomes might be one way or the other, what you don't think, but there is a bit of room for concern. considering good is, is role that is accused of killing a journalist. and if it was another country, and i'd say about killed an american journalist, maybe the u. s. won't be so well coming to allowing for that country to investigate itself, let's say was iran or yeah, i appreciate the chance the opportunity here to get me to speculate about investigations that haven't been started for events that hasn't happened yet. we welcome the fact that there will be an investigation. we've made clear. we want to see this investigation be thorough and transparent and complete. but i also don't think it sort of serves anybody's purpose to get ahead of it when it's ongoing and it hasn't, hasn't concluded. so let's see what the investigation comes, but comes bac

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and the investigation is just the 1st or rather the announcement on the investigation is just the 1st stage in this whitewash, oh, many analysts say they're skeptical. justice will follow. israel has a track record of not punishing its soldiers who have committed crimes against palestinians. huh. and it's never child one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist. katya little piece of the young out is here, washington has called the transparency in any that in, in any investigation into the killing of saline abil aqua, a white house correspondent. kimberly how kit has bull. president biden is said to host king abdullah of jordan and his son in the oval office on friday. it's an effort to promote stability between is re lease and palestinians in the midst of escalating tensions that includes the killing of journalists, sharina acclaim. here's what the white house press, secretary gen saki had to say. we encourage both parties to do so thoroughly and transparently, and to share their findings, to ensure that all evidence in this case is available and fully assessed. we stand ready

and what's clear from our own investigation sorry, what's, what's clear from our own investigation, as well as the detailed analysis that will lead presented, is that when i say it again, evidence in these cases is not the issue. we have evidence, there are so many cameras, thanks to the journalist, work in the area. thanks for the adventure of the mobile telephone camera. there are so there is so much live evidence about what happens there is so much evidence about the perpetrators. there's so much evidence which compels you to a suspect, but what happened was a targeted killing in most if not all of these cases that we've investigated and presented already in special criminal court, is the political will that's lacking. it's the fact that israel is gifted impunity, it's the fact that israel is allowed to continue a symmetric relationship with a policy and people without any accountability whatsoever for been. so that the former i see, see, prosecutor took a historic step in dealing with the complaint from the policy authority in a noble way, in a, in a honest way. she, she took the c

artillery terror unleashed here, the investigative committee of russia will record and investigate thext crimes of members of the armed formations ukraine against mirny on may 30, ukrainian security forces shelled the center of the city of donetsk, according to preliminary data, five civilians were killed , including a teenager, 16 people were injured, two schools and a gymnasium were damaged, at the same time, the investigative committee establishes those involved in the terrorist attack in melitopol, which occurred early in the morning, according to preliminary data saboteurs planted an explosive device in a street hatch. the explosion thundered at the very moment when a car of a humanitarian mission with local residents, volunteers, injured three in currently. they've been operated on. while people are dying in the donbass in russia, some citizens arrange checks for themselves. so village teacher. ilya farber. from udmurtia, he decided to prove to himself that he was a man and not a creature, trembling and at the object of the effort, it was determined that two military registration

and the investigation is just the 1st or rather the announcement on the investigation is just the 1st stage in this whitewash. oh, many analysts say there skeptical justice will follow. israel has a track record of not punishing its soldiers who have committed crimes against palestinians. oh, and it's never jailed one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist. katya little piece of the young. oh, to 0. 0 francesca albanese is the when special appetite on human rights and they don't get by palestinian territory. she joins us live now from tunas. so we've had a number of calls coming from the secretary general for a transparent and independent investigation into what happened also from the european union and the un human rights office of michelle by chalet. ideally, what would happen now? hi miriam. so 1st of all, let me, let me put things in context. if you don't mind beginning the king of sharing and bradley's a tragedy and constitute another serious attack on media. freedom and freedom of expression over for the policy and journalist in u. p. t. has been reportedly killed in li

this can be an investigation. we see that western companies pulling out russia huge expressions of anger and concern. but none of this happens when it is for a friend or the west. and in this case, israel. so we could see, i hope, i really hope that we will see general genuine accounts, but a t for the killing of serene. but i fear that if things go as normal, what we will see is this will soon be forgotten. the industrial scale effort to blur the story and cloud, the issue with alternative narratives. and we've already seen these already. narrative changing several times today will be perhaps successful. and there'll be some other story that will dominate the headlines in the days to come. we mustn't allow that happen. absolutely vital to international law mean something and it means something, all those palestinians whose killings have also gone on to investigate to them in our minds your viewers that so far this year. is there any forces of killed 10 palestinian children? now they're not get any investigation s

they're committed to an investigation. they want to see an investigation. but it's important to remind them that this investigation has to be thorough, has to be independent. and all i can do as a journalist is to pose that question to american officials and continue to hold them accountable for the own words that they're putting out. they're saying they want to find out who's responsible for this and make sure they're punished. aim in . thank you so very much for being with us today, and thank you for sharing your experience and what you remember offering. thank you so much. that international center of justice for palestinians has demanded an investigation into the systematic targeting of journeys by israel, the independent organisation which works to protect the right of palestinians through the law said sharyn dedicated her life to one of the most important principles in a democracy. freedom of speech journalist lecturing are crucial in holding governments that violate international law to account. israel's belligerent and excessive use of force has led

and continues to lie, needs to claim that they are going to investigate the need to investigate. they gave the orders a sniper who had supported right below. busy the helmet and above the flank has to be a really good sniper and snipers don't shoot somebody unless they get orders or somebody ordered this either to kill this woman. this palestinian woman, or you know, turns out to be an american, but that's not the case. the case is they didn't want anybody to film because they will come in early in the morning. they want to do whatever they want to do and you need and then you want anybody to record that you don't. and that's why she was killed. do you think mr. khattab, anything more can be done to make things easier and safer for journalists who are working in these kinds of areas in palestine, in occupied israeli territories. on the larger sense we need to end the occupation . but on the specific question that you asked, we need the state of israel to be bound by international law in recognizing palestinian german city journalist, working for international breast, the 100 of o

and the investigation is just the 1st or rather the announcement on the investigation is just the 1st stage in sweetwater, i got mental analysts say they're skeptical. justice will follow. israel has a track record of not punishing its soldiers who have committed crimes against palestinians. huh. and it's never child one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist castillo pistol. the young out is here. let's bring in. i'm about are, he's a palestinian american, a political analyst. he joins us by zene from washington. d. c. thanks for being with us here today. what do you think this killing says about israel's occupation and the impunity? it seems to enjoy look, this is a really horrific murder by an israeli army that has utter disregard for palestinian life. um, because of a culture of the human ization where they don't see palestinians as equal human beings. and a culture of impunity that as well documented by every major human rights organization in the world where simply they don't get held accountable or hardly ever when they commit horrific crimes against palestinians. and

investigators of the investigative department of the russian investigative committee for the khabarovskritory and the jewish autonomous region will establish all the circumstances of the death of children as part of a criminal investigation. the city attorney's office is reviewing the implementation of the law. these are the organs of the system for the prevention of neglect and juvenile delinquency, and mammyland has already gone through the city. now mothers are trying to bypass the store, and in social networks it has already been renamed to poisoning alexey a healer fan on kolchuk and alexander ivankov vesti duty. red corridor for the greedy general in astrakhan, the former head of the regional customs service, eldar saidov, was sentenced in a corruption case. this is the footage of the detention of a high-ranking officer there by the fsb in march last year, the investigators found out that saidov for 2 million rubles. agreed to turn a blind eye the smuggling of one of the commercial companies across the border, and in 2018 he gave the go-ahead for the henry gasanov ship to depart f

and had, of course, has one thing to actually have an investigation or a credible investigation go forward. it's quite another to actually hold anybody to account. do you think that if there is a credible and transparent investigation, we will actually see any accountability going forward if, if i believe that we cannot do that, i would not have asked for it. i think yes we should. and yes, one day we are going to be able to hold as are accountable. ah, the, the, the narrative is shifting. the story of the palestinians is being told there is no monopoly over the media and sportsmanship. or, you know, the truth is out, the suffering of the palestinian people is, is, is known. now, we'll just need to act as the support is mounting in the united states. among so many communities, including the media, among politicians on one, not only would we within academia, the to be the s movement is, is becoming popular in the united states and around the world. because they believe in justice for the palestinians. and we have to hold our government accountable to hold israel to account. and i believe th

we call for a thorough investigation to determine the circumstances of her death. investigating attacks on independent media prosecuting, those responsible are of paramount importance. we will continue to promote media freedom and protect journalists ability to do their jobs without fear of violence threats to their lives, or safety or unjust detention. so this is a statement that is the white house, the by the administration says is of paramount importance to the president. now in terms of the president visiting the region, he does have a, a scheduled visit to israel next month. the white house or deputy white house press secretary, was asked about that. whether there can be any more detailed given about that trip in the context of the killing of sharina. barclays, the deputy white house press secretary would not offer any details, nor would she confirm or deny whether or not the president would be making any plan calls to the israeli government. now we should point out in all of this, the underscoring in this statement is the desire to promote media freedom and the desire to prosecute

over the course of a year, the investigation managed to make serious progress in the investigation of the criminal case. sometimes it seemed that there would be no end to the interrogation about fake accidents. organizer accomplice e instigator, or e, performer allowed e, to collect. eh, a large enough, well, colossal amount of e, forensically significant information, which subsequently follows it was processed, compared and, like a puzzle , some one single e, picture e of criminal e, deeds in the very scheme of the crime was formed, and not even so much a crime. how many more people were involved in this purchase of cars, its registration with the insurance company, and than it was recognized. at as suspects was analyzed separately, each story of each car, how it was acquired, how it was registered. and who was driving, who is present? who went to the accident now, the insurance company was always accompanied by the organizers of the crime so that, god forbid, the person who was not present at the scene of the accident did not say anything superfluous, and in order to show the apprai

and this final investigation and this investigation concludes that this was indeed a deliberate act. do you think we can expect china to make this report public? oh, so that is a kind of a true purpose in the event that it is a deliberate a fact i'm i'm confident that the investigator and also the authority a c as a regulator and also safety litigation authorization. it will be very all nice and, and all not the fact i'm but if there are other contributing factors and also as we know that when something contributes to the air crash and perhaps in not just one single, a fact that, that to affect it, that will contribute to the air crash power, so they are more than one contributing factors. so we need to take a holistic out assistant approach to that, which i not have heard a relatively good safety record as if to record in the past due to particularly when can you talk to us a bit about the standards of a safety employed in china to make sure that across are safe to fly. yes, absolutely. i think as we know that in the past 14 years, perhaps the chat nice meant in a very high safety r

and the investigation is just the 1st or rather the announcement on the investigation is just the 1st stage in this whitewash. oh, mental analysts say they're skeptical. justice will follow. israel has a track record of not punishing its soldiers who have committed crimes against palestinians. huh. and it's never chilled one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist. katya little piece of the young out is here, francesca alban, i see as the un special wrapper turn human rights in the occupied palestinian territory. she says the attention surrounding the killing will put pressure on israel to carry out a proper investigation. michael has beaten for an independent the sorrow and the transparent investigation independent means that he's to be carried out the someone who has not the conflict of interest. and it's not about having faith or not having trust in these really investigation accountability system. but the track record of legal proceedings following an incident like these very poor. so i get on the more for the traditional community to make pressure for an intern for an ind

c will be asked to open investigation of preliminary investigation, reporters with our borders. and amnesty international have already tried to use the international criminal court to investigate the israeli of destruction of an entire apartment block of offices last year and gather that had the associated press. and j 0 another journalist, so that likelihood of any serious action by the i c, c, is slim, but the palestinians are now using every opportunity available to them, and non violently and legally, to mobilize public opinion to lean on the rule of law to hold zionism, and israel accountable for their actions, and i think we see more calls of this kind about probably a very little independent investigation is likely to happen. but i don't think much investigation is needed if you looked at the washington post story this morning for free. terrific reporters on the ground who went there and spent hours investigating every angle, every israeli claim, every palestinian claim and they showed the evidence is pretty clear. i guy you spoke of what happened when these rally governm

capitol police investigate this matter. she said, quote, we write today to request an immediate investigation into the suspicious behavior and access given to visitors to the capitol complex on tuesday january 5th, 2021, the day before the attacks on the capital. many of the members who signed this letter, including those of us who have served in the military are trying to recognize suspicious activity, as well as various members of our staff, we witnessed an extremely high number of outside groups in the complex on tuesday, january 5th. this is unusual for several reasons, including the fact that access to the capital complex has been restricted, since public tours and did last spring, due to the pandemic. the tour is being conducted on january 5th, where a noticeable and concerning departure from the procedures in place, as of spring of 2020, procedures that limited the number of visitors to the capital. the stories were so concerning that they were reported to the sergeant at arms on january 5th. the visitors encountered

investigation. all indications, evidence, and witnesses confirmed. she was assassinated by israeli special units and was ready. human rights organization has disputed these railey government. assessments of the circle surrounding serene other walkways. killing is ready, forces issued a video on wednesday saying it showed a palestinian gunmen firing bots with his slim has published analysis of the footage. and it says the location from where it was filmed doesn't match where sharon was shot. more witnesses have also denied israel's version of events. was lawn. but fudge oh, wendy journalist arrived here. they were surprised because you capacious forces were closing the street with the military vehicle, butler and, and they started shooting at the journals. sharina abdougla fell to the ground. also ali, also moody and other journalist was injured here, but he was in a protected area. a man tried once again to retrieve the body of her. we were not weird then up that she had been killed. he tried to pro

oh, world pressure grows for a full and transparent investigation. hosting your private is to says that's being done without israel's involved more israeli raids and janine and the on one westbank wish marine was killed also ahead the g seven's top diplomats. me to discuss how to manage the worsening global food crisis on by ukraine's more mm mm. ah, wish a funeral will be held in the coming hours for elders are jealous sharina walker, who was killed by his ready forces on wednesday. the service at a church and occupied east. jerusalem follows the state memorial with palestinian leaders and foreign diplomats among the thousands who attended it. abraham begins are coverage from the occupied wes back. ha ha ha ha. the daughter of palestine o b mob city, nebraska. his body was taken through him. allah thousands gather to pay the respect her remains then taken to a state service with palestinian president honor to her. oh, you vowed to seek justice at the international criminal court. she had been my thought today we are here to pay our respect to sharin

the news of this investigation comes as congress's own investigation into the final days of the trump presidency is also wrapping up. as i mentioned before, january 6th investigators have now subpoenaed five republican members of congress, including the republican leader kevin mccarthy, to testify about what they saw and discussed in the lead-up to january 6th. joining us now to help us unpack all of this is former united states attorney and the co-host of the sisters podcast, joyce vance. good evening. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> let's start with plaerlg stuff. i'm old enough to remember the days of the federal investigation of the potential mishandling of classified information was enough to cost hillary clinton a chance of the presidency. how big of a deal is this investigation into the boxes of potentially classified material that were relocated to mar-a-lago? >> it seems to me that this is a big deal for a lot of different reasons. first off, this isn't an investigation. nobody knows where it is headed and whether or not there is intentional criminal misconduct b

capitol police and the senate investigate this matter and we write today to request an immediate investigation into the suspicious behavior and access given toav visitors at the capil complex on the day before the attack on the capitol. many of the members who signed this letter including those who have served in the military are trained to recognize suspicious activity and members of our staff and we witnessed an extremely high number of outside groups in the capitol complex january 5th. this is unusual for several reasons including the fact that accesscl to the capitol complex has been restricted since public tours ended last spring with the pandemic. andla the tours being conductedn fuse, january 5th, were a noticeable departure and procedures that limited the number of toursed at the capito and the tours were so concerning that they wereur reported to th sergeant at arms on january 5th. visitors encountered by some members of congress on this letter appeared to be associated with the rally at the white house the following day. members of the group that attacked the capitol did seem to have

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