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judge lane ito retired in 2015 after serving more than 25 years on the beach.h far from perfect , race relations have dramatically improved between the cops and the city's black community. >> and we hope that that injustice will be prevented in the civil trial. >> and attorney dan petrocelli moved to brentwood, not far from where o.j. simpson once lived. simpson's rockingham state has been sold. the new owner demolished the house in 1998 to build a new one. and nicole's condo is still there with a remodeled exterior and a new address number me but the gawking busloads of tourists have dwindled. as for oj himself. >> we are coming on the air with breaking news, moments ago, nbc news confirmed that o.j. simpson has died at the age of 76. >> in april 2024, o.j. simpson, whose rise and fall riveted the nation, died of cancer. >> i can't think of anyone historical, or someone that we may have known where the first chapter and the second chapter of their lives are such a stark contrast. revered, and then reviled. >> o.j. simpson may be gone, but his case lives on. th

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us not getting it but i will argue it at the rooftop that the real political reason is to not give itothem. because anybody ion of facts anywhere in the country kno that if you have audio or video that's better than a transcript transcript that's better than none and that's what the committee is trying to get him the committee is being stonewalled from when we know it exists and that's why we personally believe there's a very specific reason that executive privilege was instituted thethe hearing because the difference between this case is we have a potential timeline and with that respond? >> yes.th >> i like talking to you and this seems like a good conversatiou don't mind. two things one with respect to the timing. since the clinton administration 30 years or so ago it's been standard that executive opinion occurs before the order to provide the constitutional accommodation process as much time to run as so that's the answer to that per the answer to the other supreme court has said in protect the separation of powers under the constitution at congress have to have the legitimate leg

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from the central edges ito. i'm the just to remind you of these, right. the government is bound al jazeera from a pricing in israel, which is why we are reporting from neighboring jordan. now is ready forces of carried out raids across the occupied west spine, detaining at least a 100 people. i'm assuming is confronted his writing forces with fireworks west formula. my team has broken out in the town of 2 baths and one palestinian was injured by gunfire in the city of nobliss. a solid crowns have been purchasing in brazil against a bill that would further criminalize abortion cost and would treat the termination of pregnancy off the $22.00 weeks as a side want to get you had a key reports from re addition here. we're still rank time when it comes to violence against women in latin, america's largest country. well, the girl is raped every 8 minutes every half hour a child younger than 14 gives birth. now brazil's conservative majority in congress wants to pass legislation. equating abortion after 22 weeks to homicide, the children have never seen anything

[alause] ito to have a fearless leader in president donald j. trump.uly believe has the hand no other secular rational explanation for donald j. trump except hand of god. i tell him this. i've told him this. this is one of those hinge moments. bu the ones that i just described earlier in american history, this one is going to end a war a war. end this long, brutal people anti-freedom neo-marxist globalist revolution thatjected to for 90 years. it ends here. [applause] see in every direction is part ofi want you to be aware of what's happening. the pro hamas protesters in the streets right now are anti-semitic and despicable. but they are part of a bigger revolution.they go all the way back to the an protests. same revolution. antifa and black lives matte the pro hamas protesters today same revolthe issue is never the issue. but now the revolutionaries have met their match and all of us, haven't they? because we have a counterrevolution going on here. we do have a fearless leader in donaldrump. they've thrown the kitchen sink at this man over nine years

the said who is ito, i'm that these really government has been delta 0 from operating in israel. that's why we're reporting from neighboring jordan, the police since. and bob, why have arrested more than 70 people? many of the members of the political opposition, well thought of the site they are guilty of disorderly conduct opposition groups, so they wouldn't get good at a private policy to mock a holiday. so bob was opposition has accused the ruling policy. that is how power, since 1980 of using the courts against them understanding can use government says that both script positive controversial bills that included major techs rises of to protests against the legislation. but that is not enough to demonstrate who's who want the entire bill dropped. the weight reports from the canyon capital nairobi opinions have been struggling with rising living costs since the global academic, as m p 's would do in parliament to discuss a bill to raise taxes. hundreds of people took to the nearby streets to oppose it. the police wouldn't let them anywhere, near least he said, they don't have

and the central edges, ito. i'm the or under a mind to these ran a government's band out as they are from operating inside is right and that's why we're reporting from neighboring jordan. now israel's military has once again, i'm least a barrage of attacks on civilians in gaza. at least 4 pilots been ends were killed and dozens injured when it's raining shilling and targeted because the city compound of the un agency for palestinian refugees. the unreal facility had been turned into a warehouse for what literally was getting into the strip. honey must lose reports . another shoulder for hundreds of displays, palestinians and dogs are destroyed. and some of the limited supplies of a rolling after israel targeted the honorable headquarters in gaza city. the solid, i found my eldest son in jersey, the youngest trapped under the debris and those dead bodies lying there. what's wrong, did these innocent children do? we are running from death towards death. young man and women are slaughtered by these radius. there is

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[people screaming in japanese] satoshi ito was working at a hotel and scrambled up the hillside. he could see his boss scrambling up, trying to make it. the water came right up to her. [people screaming] it's terrifying, watching somebody you know just disappear. he thought she was gone. [man screaming] the good fortune is that she managed to survive. i was caught in the whirlpool. the bus cars and houses were over my head. i felt pain, but i kept swimming. i just wanted to live. broadcaster: the city of sendai was hardest hit by today's quake and by the tsunami that followed. mao takahashi: [speaking japanese] 16-year-old mao takahashi, standing on his balcony, described to us how, like so many people that day, he ran out and tried to capture the images that he was seeing. mao takahashi: [speaking japanese] the water was raging. and he saw a man. he didn't know him. mao takahashi: [speaking japanese] man 4: [speaking japanese] and this 16-year-old kid risked his own life, got into the water, and saved someone he doesn't even know. cindi preller: we never want people to evacuate

how many people were pulled in what parts of the country was it intentionally or was it installed, ito, was it in quite able care? was it in the who areas who was pulled in house was the poll in english was the poland, french was the following. crail fair enough? speaking of polls, i do need to pick. so i wanna talk a little bit more about the elections again. on march 12th, as we know, the fact the leader arial henri announces resignation after effectively being locked out of the country. and now hasten leaders or rushing to lay the groundwork for new elections in the midst of the tier reading conditions. but before his resignation, i'm going to go to you with this. monique henri had committed to holding elections in 2025. can we expect to see elections now in the post on re error? uh, in 2025. sooner or later. what? which what do you think? money? okay, let, let me lay down to you to a election. this will not be possible in 2025. 0 they lied. and he knew he was lying. so this is impossible. the 1st thing, the 2nd thing is that in order to have elections in hate, see you have to have

and y'all who's government, i'm the said who is ito. i'm a so i had an algebra one they to go french citizens are getting ready to vote in his that parliamentary election. why the fall, right? national riley policy could like big games, plus to enrich all 3 offering of the latest on the pipe during our refugees and the situation on me and my bandwidth as part of the unique perspective. one picture is not going to tell the entire 8 months of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this has not been rough and looks like we're off. it looks like it's now on heard voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the miller tri, they some of the police over the past 100 years, connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, both in a region government and other companies are stealing indigenous land. the stream on our agency or the the challenges here with the come back here launching out just 0 time to recap the headlines. at least full palestinians have been killed and many more injured of

how does that, who is ito? i'm that these really government has been to l just or from uprising in israel. that's why we're reporting from neighboring jordan. a russian prism side me a person is a north korea to the 1st time and more than 2 decades. put an end control. now looking to take and ties to counteract international isolation, north korean state medius is the to discussed. establishing alternative try it and making isms to bypass width and sanctions. and the u. s. has expressed concern of a growing relations between the 2. it's a q is appealing yang of supplying to moscow, and it's war on you cried. well, from all on this, we joined 5 ro, mcbride from the old peeling island on south cruise maritime buddha, with north korea and wrote, can you just uh, outline for us? what exactly is at stake in the some of them? what are we likely to see today? yeah, well in fact uh, just about this, uh, this is a noun local time here in south korea and those graving p on yang. we are anticipating that this is when the

ito, two-day gatherings in switzerland, we agreed to negotiate further.mula is war. he already wants to organize the next summit. there is a strong feeling that this is a real peace conference. will be held with the participation of russia, but without ukraine. in europe, this year is an election year. incredible development of events. there is a sharp right turn. many conservative political parties, as well as outright far-right ones, are gaining points with voters. macron's party lost almost twice as much in the french elections. the national association took first place. marine le pen. a march of her opponents took place there, gathering 300,000 people. in belgium , prime minister alexandre de croes' liberal party is losing ground to the right-wing flemish interest party. the far-right austrian freedom party leads in austria in the elections to the european parliament with 27% against the background of 23.5% for the ruling austrian people's party. in spain the people's party. opposition leader albert nunnitsa faijoo is ahead of prime minister pedro sán

early hours of monday morning, he came to this bar to an after party and left with two men and took a ito—minutear journey, it was up a winding mountain road. why did he decide to do that in the early hours of the morning? the police haven't revealed what they think happened that night. they say they don't comment on ongoing investigations. their searches continued near the holiday home today. to onlookers it seemed like there were less people than in previous days, but this area is vast. all we know for sure is this, jay should have been back home in lancashire this weekend. instead, his family are here, hoping someone, something will help police find him. fiona trott, bbc news, tenerife. apologies for that technical error, that was a report by fiona. 0n the police search for the 19—year—old jay slater who is missing in tenerife and as promised, here is a report on the deaths during this years hajj pilgrimage. it's a sacred duty for muslims to perform the pilgrimage once in their lifetime, if physically and financially able. and it's a colossal logistics operation for the saudi authorities. the

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inaudible] a lot of the other national lab partnerships [inaudible] out of the so, i don't know what thebut itohy way in the u.s. ecosystem? greg: i guess that part -- michael: i guess that part would be another pillar of chips, which we haven't talked about today. 11 billion is focused on building the natural -- natural semiconductor center. the fundamental premise there is to be investing in kind of pre-paradigm shifting technologies with the united states, which the u.s. continues to be at the forefront of in. it all fits together as a part of a broader strategy greg: question bk >> yes, my name is , editorial contributor on technology policy for "the hill," recently did an op-ed on this subject. two questions i raised the sort of touched but didn't really get to, at the highest level of extraction and then the lowest, for decades the united states lectured countries like argentina, brazil, protectionism being ethically and practically bad, hurting your consumers and it doesn't work. what do we tell countries today, like india, turkey, brazil, argentina? should they also -- obviously■p germa

that's all of them they figured out ways to crack the code that real issues when ito drones. they shown an ability to evolve and adapt mid waged wrong such which are flying under the russian name. such as its own and re- developments on som of these systems into more capable. when c tactical and most militariesare completely unprepared for tactical almost one 100% capacity. most supply to the russian military come from volunteer committees. most are flown with great success actually come from civilian efforts as well but directly. it is a mix for the russian military stable development especially those with reconnaissance. on the other hand it relies on the civilian efforts. as we mentioned the defense minister of opening up the defense ministry concern some of the weapons using tticalms. all of those rely on important components. they are simple from chinese components that almost one 100% capacity. russia claims substituting some of the components achieving from chin that goes for ukraine as well.there's no substitute=) russian government is industrial complex to come up wi

judge ito would not allow wayne hughes to testify. >> gillian: tell us about that. >> you know what's hughes was a good friend of both o.j. and nichole's and they used to come to the house for parties, which was kind of weird that i ended up buying this house. and she would talk to wayne about getting beaten by o.j. so wayne bought another house and a friend of mine, who is an lapd cop who handled some disturbance calls between o.j. and nichole there was a side gig of installing telephone systems. wayne hired him. turned out another guy who worked for wayne full-time by wild coincidence was o.j. simpson's best friend, the guy driving the bronco in the slow speed chase. al was telling wayne hughes how much he knew about the murders because there has always been talk did wayne help him after the fact? and my friend from the lapd, i have him on the show and we talk about what he knew about those conversations. so it is just all of these weird coincidences that link together. >> gillian: if there is such a thing as coincidences. i want to ask you the f.b.i. released hundreds of pages now

that like the ethics of rolling out a treatment when it's that at least some people will likely use ito exploitmean i think what's happened in the last five years is, you know researcher, you know clinicians, psychiologists, there's sort of a growing consensus. these compou gpromise that they induce changes,they sort of shifts in mood outlookks that appear to to to be, you know, remarkably effespecially compared to some of the conventional in the toolbox things antidepressants or some the standard treatments for addiction. so i think there's sort of a growing and coalescing consethat these can be a game changer for both addiction medic and for psychiatry but because they remain illegal. schedule one compounds under federa and very, very few people have been able to access them throu front door, through a clinical trial. is, you know, in the collective imagination and in sort of public perception, there is growing in appetite in. these treatments and these and i think individuals who are suffering will look at the can be, you know, very in and then there's very, very few of offer this in

and itoe on a period of about a week.ort of very famous sighting at hillsdale, this glowing orb out in forest behind one of the dorm that's witnessed dozens and scores of students in college administrators and police officers. then a series of other ufo ■usightings across central michigan at far ends, a couple of other locations. jalen hynek, astronomer, is dispatched by the air force up to investigate it and and he spends a couple of days going around the army and michigan tro understand what's happening and he eventually a press conference at the detroit press and it's the largest press event ever at the where. he diagnoses the ufo sightings and dismisses them as swamp and it becomes one of the most sort of infamous government dismissals of ufo sightings in histor and if you if youon know your biology gas is a real thing it has to do with like methane melting the winter and then being released through the ice as the spring thaw happens and gerald ford, the local is incredulous that the governm sos obviously correct cons

opportunities because theychoice help to get to the poi of your question with improving parental involvement itoes definition you got to research for your kid just engaging that process for a long time i think because have a school system that you're assignedof washed their hands with it and said you're going to take care of my kidsnd the of relegate those that responsibility to i think that's one of the unintended consequences or maybe intended. if you look back at some the founders of public education but but families can become more and there's actually been a study on this been a while since i read it but it's by cornell researchers in 2018 they published a study finding that as school choice has expanded online activity, which is not a perfect proxy for parental involvement, but the search activity for schooling options exploded in those areas which just gives some to the idea that once you have choice we you an incentive to actually become involved. i mean, for a lot of parents that, they don't have the means to choose something else. it might just be depressing to think all these other oppo

so severe, so serious that we need to bring ito end immediately by any means necessary.they took a much more ral oach than. previous generations of anti-slavery activists and they decided that they were going to try and do this as soon possible. and really, the main thinthey started out by doing was trying to publicize the evils of slavery, try and expose the sense of slave holders. they saw this as a problem of information, which is where it fits into our theme for the weekend because for the most many white northerners at this time, they just ignored slavery. it was something that was happening elsewhere in the southern states. we not part of that. we don't need to worry about that. and so the abolitionists came along and they decidedne of the first ways to change things, just by showing white northern people how much of a problem this was and what the realities of enslavement were like. and they did this in a number of ctures. they books, they sent in congressional petitions to washington, dc, but most they did it through newspapers. and i'm sure many people in the ro

ito feel, you still get a — surgery, however, ito feel, you still get a bit nervous.the early stages of working out what happened and how it can be dealt with. what is not clear is how long this attack will last, how long it will take until those systems are back up and running, but the nhs said emergency care is running as normal, you should still dial 999 in an emergency and if you have an appointment at an affected hospital you should turn up unless told otherwise. you should turn up unless told otherwise-— results from india's general election show an alliance led by the prime minister, narendra modi, has won enough seats to form the next government. but his bjp party has failed to secure a majority on its own — winning far fewer seats than at the previous election. the results are a personal blow to mr modi, who has dominated the country's politics for a decade. more than 640 million people voted in a marathon seven—week election. the first minister of wales, labour's vaughan gething, will face a vote of no confidence in the senedd this evening. opposition partie

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