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he attacked jade as their children slept nearby and was jailed for at least 25 years.ter two years ago, jade's parents have been helping to raise herfour sons, but they've had to live with continuous contact from her killer, asking for photographs and school reports of the children. now that's going to change, and he'll be stripped of his parental rights. he wanted to know, you know, how the boys were doing in school, and this and that. and it was like, "how dare you? how dare you, after you've done that to your children's mum." the change took two years of campaigning and a petition with over 100,000 names to achieve. the government will set out the details later today. at least we can now finally, finally... we haven't grieved, really, properly. no, we haven't grieved. and that's scary. we haven't grieved properly. really scary. and we haven't laid her to rest yet. and now we can lay her to rest. their hope is that the new law will act as a deterrent against violent crime, and other families won't face the same anguish they've had to endure, giving jade a lasting leg

um, but in terms of watershed, i think that everybody suffers a kind of trauma, fatigue, we get so jaded and cynical, we've seen so many pictures, so many years. we can remember specific events, the boys whose feet were shot on the beach, that father and son who died in uh the the shootout, we've seen. constant uh displacement of palestinian families by settlers going in and throwing them out of their homes, so we get fatigued, we get jaded, but but when a massive munition, a precision guided bomb by the way, jdams are, and i'm pretty sure that's what this was, that hit the baptist hospital, you don't bomb hospitals, don't tell people at hospitals, they have to evacuate, hospitals are where people go who can't go anywhere else, can't move, can't flee, can't hide, uh, they're on life support, they're in er, it it, it's a, it's the one thing that is the war crime of all war crimes, schools and hospitals, but particularly hospitals and here they'... israel hit this hospital with a massive munition, it had to be targeted because that's a precision guided bomb uh, there is there is but one co

must be quite jaded. >> quite jaded because >> i must be quite jaded because if somebody dressed if ist, i would that, i would just, i would think word that think a swear word that you can't on television. i can't repeat on television. i just think, you know, just just think, you know, i just roll my i'd just be like, roll my eyes. i'd just be like, do know what, i ordeal do you know what, mate? i ordeal every narcissistic every day with narcissistic lunatics dear self. lunatics like you, dear self. and screen right and whatever your screen right here, bit of here, by the way, it's a bit of a circus right here, you know, i'll invite you all. >> i invite you onto my show. right. and you come here and say, right next, some heartwarming news from lowestoft in suffolk where fred, the tortoise has been rescued after a week long search which gripped the local community. given tortoises move about as fast as aidan magee when it's his round down the pub , you might be down the pub, you might be wondering how fred escaped, but it turned out that he was stolen from a garden before turning up in

they will get jaded soon enough. when they come into my class, maybe you can remember. when you were 18, first of all, first of all, you are entering this new world and there are all these possibilities before you. they come in and they are as idealistic as can be. whatever cause they are engaged in, we are going to solve that problem. more power to them. it does keep me from receding into the shell where we are never going to fix the stuff. i really appreciate this for my students. but anyway, back in the 1970s, -- the exercise i get my students takes me back to when i was their age. when i teach the second half. we tried to get 2022. but it does mean that this exercise i'm about to describe actually works and fits in the course. for the last written assignment that students have, i require them to read the newspaper from their hometown for the week in which they were born. go back 18, 19, 20 years and read a weeks worth of newspapers and find out what was going on in the world. i do this because -- part of it is i want them to learn to appreciate their parents. when y

about two years ago, i realized that jade was overweight.i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com >> welcome back to "the big weekend show," pro palestinian protests are surging across america in michigan protesters take to streets, chanting vial hate speech. comedian bill maher calling out those on left who are standing with hamas terrorists. saying they have a broken moral compass. >> just amazing to me that the american left, so much of it, throws their lot in with people whose values -- i hope they don't share. if the israeli did get rid of hamas they would do a huge favor to people of gaza who made hamas too. i'll agree for sake of being positive, this is a minority who believes it but not to to eelite campuses which is the mouth of the riffer from which most of this nonsense gl flows. >> your moral co compass is broken, americans are in favor of continued support of israel

it's, unfortunately, not new to them, and you know, that's a concern i have that people are getting jadedthis, and obviously, mar-a-lago and the former president himself are becoming, i'm sure, a target for intelligence, and i think the adversaries view it as a valuable source. and unfortunately, as i said, it would appear that we're getting jaded to this since it happens so frequently, and you would think after, well, i guess this happened before the revelation of the mar-a-lago documents, but it's really -- words fail me, i'll put it that way. >> yeah. good point. james clapper, thank you so much for joining us. >>> just ahead, ron desantis turns up the heat on donald trump in a new attack out there on the campaign trail even as poll numbers show him far behind the republican front runner. >>> florida governor ron desantis is going after former president donald trump, who maintains a very commanding lead in the cnn poll of polls, while desantis's numbers have clearly fallen. >> nobody is entitled to be nominated. nobody -- especially anybody that couldn't even stop joe biden. you are no

they will get jaded soon enough. no. because when they come into my class and maybe you can remember and some of you are not much older than 18 but when you are 18, first of all, you are entering this new world and there are all of these possibilities and they come in and they are as idealistic as can be and whatever cause they are engaged in, we are going to solve that and more power to them. he does keep me from receding into the shell. i really appreciate this, but anyway. back in the 1970s -- the exercise that i went to the taxi back, when i teach the second half of my u.s. history, the first half goes from the colonial times to the civil war and the second apples from the civil war to the present and nominally, we try to get to 2022. it does mean that this exercise actually works and fits in the chronology course. for the last some of the students have, i require them to read the newspaper from her hometown from the week from which they are born. go back 18, 19 or 20 years and read a weeks worth of newspapers and fi

he's expected to outline his plans to introduce jade's law, which will see people found guilty of murdering their partner lose their parental rights. and then we'll hear from the home secretary suella braverman, who in a speech last week in the us said multiculturalism had failed, and called for changes to the 1951 refugee convention. let's cross live now to our political correspondent nick eardley who's at the conference in manchester. nick we have what are expected to be key speaches by the home and justice secretaries but the government can't seem to shake questions about the h52 rail link. james lowe has been one of the more popular stories on the website and the announcement expected from the justice secretary, few people would disagree with it. i justice secretary, few people would disagree with it.— disagree with it. i think that is robabl disagree with it. i think that is probably a _ disagree with it. i think that is probably a fair— disagree with it. i think that is probably a fair summary. - disagree with it. i think that is| probably a fair summary. what disagree with it. i thin

he's expected to outline his plans to introduce jade's law, which will see people found guilty of murderinghts. and then we'll hear from the home secretary suella braverman, who in a speech last week in the us said multiculturalism had failed, and called for changes to the 1951 refugee convention. let's cross live now to our political correspondent nick eardley who's at the conference in manchester. nick we have what are expected to be key speaches by the home and justice secretaries but the government can't seem to shake questions about the hs2 rail link. james lowe has been one of the more popular stories on the website and the announcement expected from the justice secretary, few people would disagree with it. i justice secretary, few people would disagree with it.— disagree with it. i think that is robabl disagree with it. i think that is probably a _ disagree with it. i think that is probably a fair— disagree with it. i think that is probably a fair summary. - disagree with it. i think that is| probably a fair summary. what disagree with it. i think that is - probably a fair summary. w

they'll get jaded soon enough. no, no. but because when they come into my class, maybe you can remember some of you, maybe are not much older than 18, but when you're 18, first of all, first of all, your this new world and there are all these possibilities before you and they come in and they're as idealistic as can and whatever, cause they're engaged in, we're going to solve problem and more power to them. and it it does keep me from just in a receding into the shallow where we're never going to fix this stuff. so i, i really appreciate this for my students, but anyway, so back in 1970s when oh so the exercise that i give my students that takes me back to when i was there is when teach the second half of my us history survey. the first half goes from colonial times to the civil war. the second half goes from the civil war to the present. so nominally, we try to. to 2022, but it does that this exercise i'm about to describe actually works and it fits in the chronology of course, for the last essay, the last written assignm

a young san diego area woman named jade jenks is accused of killing her own step father tom merriman,t when the case went to trial in december of 2022, there was a surprise. it turns out that just ten days before merriman's death, jenks had discovered hundreds of her private explicit photos on his computer. >> there were text messages, dozens of texts between jade and this man she was trying to get to help her that said things like i just dosed the hell out of him, and i can't keep a kicking body in my trunk. on the other side, physical evidence, there wasn't a lot. >> 48 hours airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. right here on kpix and streaming on paramount plus. >>> coming up, it's not quite the taylor swift effect, but he may be getting close. meet the rising star who's so popular, bay area fans are even copying his hair cut. >>> plus, win a food network competition, check. launch a business? check. publish a cook book, check. get your driver's license? not yet, he's too young. we'll have his amazing story after the break. >>> and in the first alert forecast, we got a little rain this morni

different languages wearing different clothing, trading and spices and textiles, t and ivory, gold and jade. as a nation bordering 14 of the countries china was on is you need to place to be a global nexus of trade, not just trade or cheese either side. yeah. i hope that by engaging in full exchange of useful will contribute to pursuing the balance involved initiative. a project on the sensory so it can bring benefits to people across the world. projects for people to people, corporations such as the so called call to yeah, the tories and yeah, the all festival, the field, mtv project, to the seminar and the think tank guy like all floor was changed or sort these interactions have brought all people increasingly closer be all right, as potty moved into a cultural project to funding scholarship servicing research corporation student exchanges. but economic into connectivity remains audits hot. and it's not just the thousands of columbus has a railway trucks and fiber optic cables along the way, nearly half a 1000000 jobs being created. and almost 40000000 people have been lifted out of publi

and has its justice for jade. and finally the daily star has psycho scumbag chatbot .en't all bad. and those were your front pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, josh howie and kerry marks. simon evans will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with lewis schaffer and dixon. if schaffer and nick dixon. if you're watching it, 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. you tuned for breakfast. thank you and south >> good evening. we're live here in manchester for it. today was the big speech of suella braverman, the home secretary. i'll be joined tonight by sir iain smith, nadhim zahawi iain duncan smith, nadhim zahawi i'm going ask will any i'm going to ask will any actions really come from that speech today? and the other big question is, is there a message that goes out to the country here from manchester? if there is, i have no idea what it is, but doubt, sir and the but no doubt, sir ian and the team can make me make me aware of because i can't out of it because i can't work out what it is. first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . news with polly middl

and has its justice for jade. and finally the daily star has psycho scumbag chatbot . aren't all bad. and those were your front pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, josh howie and kerry marks. simon evans will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with lewis schaffer and dixon. if schaffer and nick dixon. if you're watching it, 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. you tuned for breakfast. thank you and south >> it's 9:00 on television on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is tonight. and it was the big speech of the conference so far from suella braverman. but is she really serious about stopping the boats? are we asking the one and only nigel farage? live from manchester. plus, is he going to rescue the tories? meanwhile, in my big opinion, i tackle reports that nhs staff are being given paid leave

about two years ago, i realized that jade was overweight.uld have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com >> okay, so, you could be excused for forgetting that there is a presidential race underway in this country right now, and that approximately 12 republicans are still vying to become their party's nominee. you could probably even be excused for forgetting that florida governor ron desantis was at one point supposed to be the formidable conservative challenger who is going to give donald trump a real run for his money. and that is because governor desantis's campaign has given no one to run for their money. not even a light jog for their money. right now, in an average of polls, support for desantis stands at 14. 7%. that is down from upwards of 40% back in january, which is just a shocking waste of money and resources, given that desantis has spent many billions of dollars since he anno

and has its justice for jade. and finally the daily star has psycho scumbag chatbot .en't all bad. and those were your front pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, josh howie and kerry marks. simon evans will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with lewis schaffer and dixon. if schaffer and nick dixon. if you're watching it, 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. you a migrant hurricane , according a migrant hurricane, according to the home secretary in her keynote speech at tory party conference, suella braverman warned of millions more migrants arriving on britain's shores unless her own government takes decisive action. >> the wind of change that i carried my own parents across the globe in the 20th century was a mere gust compared led to the hurricane that is coming

but my final thank you is to joel, jade and celine richie the brilliant women who run it. [applause] most of us know that women are far more affective executives than men, correct mayor breed? >> i agree. >> okay, and these three women knew how to organize and organize with the parpt ant that's brought us the mural today. thank you, the three of you, for make thising happen. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, dan. very kiepd words and last but not least celine richie. >> thank you, dan, it has been an honor to work with you on this meaningful project. good afternoon, thank you for being with us on this very special day. i'm the ace co-chair and arts organization program director. i am very proud to represent ace and to have collaborated with pg&e the downtown partnership and side lab teams for the launching of the landing at life dwarf. east stands for arts, celebrate, downtown. during the last years, ace, which is a group of neighborhood association sxz arts organization have gather today launch a public arts initiative in downtown san francisco. we care deeply about our

about two years ago, i realized that jade was overweight.would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com maria: welcome back, here's a look at where markets ended with a wild week of nasdaq and correction territory this week, treasury yields nearing 5% one third of s&p 500 reporting quarterly earnings. we also saw the economy in the third quarter grow at its best pace in nearly two years, up 4.9%, well above expectations and the federal reserve key gauge showing inflation is slowing core pce inflation grew 3.7%, that is the slowest annualized rate in more than two years but what about the fed's target of 2%, joining me now to talk more about that former kansas city federal reserve bank president thomas hoenig. it's great to see you this weekend, thank you for being here. can you assess where we stand on the economy today looking at where inflation is young growth is ahead of the job numb

i think it's i sort of wish sometimes i was jaded enough to say, i know i'm going to go move somewhere else and live a very but what we are facing right now is dangerous. and it's, in my opinion, one of the most grave threats are democracy has faced in my lifetime, perhaps in recent american history. and it doesn't just require for us and congress to pay attention to that. you know, i i hope with this book and with the platform that i have now, i can help open people's. and i hope that people will listen because it's it's important for more ways than just determining the outcome of the next presidential election. we're quite literally fighting for the future of our country and our republic. democracy on earth. yeah, correct. and it's it's not it's we are it's we're an experiment. we're not we're not getting nothing here. guarantee, you know. well, why is your book called enough. house reader right now? see this question? it's a very subtle question. but there's a very nuanced there are many new answers. short answer with that. but i touched on it briefly earlier. i tried to write the b

maybe i've been jaded in this building for too long. they're looking at other things. to figuring out appropriations and spending bills. of course we all know what's going on in israel right now. there's a conversation about aid. all of these things are being talked about in the halls of congress, but i have not heard anyone who's jarred by this latest mass shooting because unfortunately it's become normalized here. >> yeah, and i'm not sure it's about being jaded, it's about being experienced in understanding how that things work there, thank you, ali. >>> i've got a breaking news update, the man accused of killing a maryland judge has now been found dead following a week-long manhunt. police found the body of 49-year-old pedro argote in a heavily wooded area in williamsport about a mile from where his suv was found over the weekend. argote is accused of killing judge andrew wilkinson in his driveway just hours after he granted argote's estranged wife custody of their four children. we do expect to learn even more details at a press conference, which is scheduled for

. >> michael: i mean, i think, sometimes, we get so jaded watching reality tv.o one is giving you granola bars and saying, here's a salmon filet, it is really a survival show. >> i wish. it is. it is cool. it feels so similar to what all of our ancestors used to go through, you know? >> michael: tell me about where some of this skill set came from. because this story fascinates me and it seems to really have affected your view on the world and affected who you are. >> yeah. when i was in my early 20s, i went over to russia and spent a bunch of time living with nomadic reindeer herders. >> michael: sure. the kind of thing you do. [laughter] yeah, you do that in your 20s. [laughter] >> as you do. no, but it was a fascinating experience. i didn't even know people still lived like that until i was basically dropped off at the teepee. they are nomadic, living in the wilderness year around, following the herds through the woods. i learned a ton from them and they all, of course, became good friends and i spent a lot of years living with them. >> michael: you know, i s

the largest hospital in northern guys and loses how is stuff or overwhelmed by the number of jade and egypt? the ongoing of her mass releases to elderly captives on humanitarian grounds, following mediation by kata, an agent and the guest number gauge loans with an ice drones which target sides deep inside is riley territory for the 1st time, the welcome to the program. it's $23.00, jam tay, that's 2 am in the gaza strip way is round is continuing to step up. is bombing campaign with a wave of intense air strikes in the past few hours. the number of lives lost in guns that has now surpassed 5000. let's take a look at the latest developments. more palestinians have been killed and wounded and as strikes, targeting densely populated residential areas. the health ministry says many of the casualties of children and women in the nose of the strip strikes hits the oh, shante and giovanni. a refugee camp, the military wing of home us the gus um for games. it says it has released 2 more elderly captives for humanitarian reasons. it follows mediation from kata and egypt . while homos is vowin

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the so called miss all strikes on the guys or her hospital i should say may have been an american jade. um, but i guess one question you should ask yourself is when was the last time you saw a mass militant pipe rocket level and in tie a hospital? and as one might imagine, the entire muslim community around the globe out raised by that attack on the hospital. the guys a large scale protested support of palestine erupt. thing across all sorts of arab states, a catholic, sayings and 11 on as protest erupt. thing there on the capital, the entrance of the united nations building windows smashed and fires were list. we had a side water cannon and tear gas where use the guns to demonstrate is outside the american embassy with crowds raising the policy and fried on top of a security fence temperature. it is also gathered in front of the french embassy in bay route. and in georgia, in the capital of amman, method kraus a standing on the is really embassy streets failed with anger is right, the flags being burned and security forces eventually using tear gas in an effort to disperse the product

about two years ago, i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com the devastating war in the middle east entering its second week as israeli forces prepare for a ground operation in gaza. this as rising tensions with hezbollah at the israel-lebanon border are ramping up concerns that the conflict will expand. and us markets are closely watching all of this play out. joining me now is invesco global market strategist brian levitt. brian, thank you so much for joining us. thank you so starting with the middle east, you know, we're not seeing much of a reaction in us markets, even in oil prices. why is that? and what's going to cause that to change? you know, the markets have become accustomed item over time to not paying significant attention to regional events. i mean, you typically have to ask yourself, does this event change the trajector

your blood pressure and for your blood pressure and your energy about two years ago, i realized that jadeh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com idea of being speaker to throw hit or her hat in the ring. the latest to quit that race is tom emmer, the house majority whip that could not score enough votes. he's not helped in the process by donald trump that blasted him as tom rino emmer. whether his views played in to the number of conservative support dwindled rapidly. it's not resolved. after three weeks, doesn't look like it might be any time sign. congressman mike flood of nebraska kind enough to join us. he introduced the house unity pledge. anyone considering running for speaker that would support the one that was chosen. we're not there, are we, congressman? >> no, that unity pledge looks smart today, doesn't it? >> neil: so what happens now? a few minutes before before i came on your show, tom emmer let the conference know that he was withdrawing. he

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