by a.30 21—year—old jamal mahmoud was dead. all three men on trial deny the charges.full control of sky through 21st century fox will be referred to the competition watchdog. the competition and markets authority will consider the implications for broadcasting standards, and for media plurality. 0ur media editor amol rajan is in cambridge at the royal television society convention. what are the implications of this? this is the second time the murdoch family have bid the full control of sky. they started out in 2011 bidding for what was then known as bskyb, the 61% they didn‘t control, then the phone hacking scandal happened forcing them to abort the bit and they split their company in two and have bid again. in every stage of this, the second attempt to ta ke full stage of this, the second attempt to take full control, they‘ve been told they cannot do it. karen bradley said she wanted to refer this to the next age of regulatory intervention, so next age of regulatory intervention, so 0fcom, the broadcasting regulator who has already had a look and now she wants the c

when told that jamal had died he said he didn't really care.ury and describe how robert butler reacted to the fight that had taken place in the prison. the prison officer will apparently say, we've got him, we've got him, that's what happens when you play with the big boys. the prosecution opening has closed and the process of taking evidence will begin over the next few weeks. the jury has been told they will be visiting the scene of they will be visiting the scene of the murder and that is, of course, g wing at pentonville prison. a record number of people were detained on suspicion of terrorism—related offences in england, wales and scotland in the year to june. home office figures show there were nearly three—hundred—and—eighty arrests — including dozens in the wake of the terror attacks in london and manchester. we know that the uk threat level remains severe, which means an attack is highly likely. it hasn't changed. since march we've definitely seen a momentum shift. the tempo has increased. basically that means we think there are more p

by 4.30 21—year—old jamal mahmoud was dead. all three men on trial deny the charges.ing rules is due next month, focusing on the gambling industry's advertising and the use of fixed odds machines. a recent report by the industry regulator estimated that up to 2 million people in england, scotland and wales have a gambling problem. 0ur correspondent chris buckler has been speaking to one couple whose son took his own life as a result of his addiction. sport was one of the loves of lewis keogh‘s life. but hidden from family and friends it was gambling which was an obsession and an addiction. four years ago, lewis killed himself after running up gambling debts well in excess of £50,000. he left a note. itjust said — addiction is cruel. and that just. .. he hid it from everybody and he must have been absolutely going through torture and that's the thing that hurts the most. much of lewis's debts were from gambling online. a long delayed government review of the law surrounding the industry throughout great britain is due to be published soon. it's looking at advertising a

by a.30, 21—year—old jamal mahmoud was dead. all three men on trial deny the charges.lege student at a beauty spot in greater manchester has been jailed for a minimum of 30 years. mark buckley killed 18—year—old ellen higginbottom, in what the judge described as a "chilling" and "sexually motivated pre—meditated" attack at 0rrell water park in wigan injune. becky barr is in our salford newsroom. really shocking case. the words from thejudgejust really shocking case. the words from the judge just underlining how it has been. absolutely. ellen higginbottom was only 18 years old when she was killed. she was an a—level student in wigan near greater manchester. she had gone for a walk in a nearby park on heroin when some of her friends had gone a walk in a nearby park on heroin when some of herfriends had gone in to sitan when some of herfriends had gone in to sit an exam. it was the middle of the day. unbeknownst to her, mark buckley had been in that park for several hours approaching lone women with the intent of attacking them. he approached ellen. she was only five tall

in europe or always interesting get your take dr jamal wakim professor of history and internationally at lebanese university in beirut. america's national debt has passed the historic twenty trillion dollar mark but it seems in the us under the radar explains why. the ever increasing u.s. national debt just recently went above the milestone of twenty trillion dollars the final big chunk came as part of a fifteen billion dollar loan to pay for hurricane relief expenses now normally this new spike in national debt would have been announced to the public on this billboard on the side of the i.r.s. building in manhattan and like we've done many times here on r.t. we make that debt clock center stage in our reporting. economists predict that the student debt bubble will burst sometime in the near future the job market is drying up and wages are going down here in midtown manhattan is possibly the best you america's ugliest economic state but the debt clock billboard which used to flash the sobering statistics to new yorkers that were passing by and was a kind of iconic part of the new york

your choices, joan walsh back with us, jamal simmons.ho needs to fall back. >> obviously sara huckabee sander. she really needs to stop telling espn to fire jemele hill. jemele did call donald trump a white supremacist. but there's a danger when you defend white supremacists, you might get child a white supremacist and you might be one. and honestly if she should be fired, then we've got to go -- we've got to take the wayback machine, not just the fallback minnesota so that nbc can fire donald trump for claiming that barack obama was not born in the united states. >> you're saying if we're going to discipline people for opinions. >> sara, leave it alone. you've got a lot more problems. >> who needs to fall back? >> steve mmnuchin. buy a vowel. there's enough consonants in a row. he flies down to kentucky to see the eclipse but then they accuse him of using a government plane. why do i care about the eclipse. i'm from new york. new yorkers don't care about the eclipse. people in kentucky took this very seriously. i was like the eclipse, r

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i agree that jamal should be able to express her opinion.ebody should be able to ask and e her and challenge her on it. with twitter there's no back and forth. i'm mute you or block you you you and we move on . there's no interaction. if there is a platform where jamal can make a statement and defense it which is okay by me i think we're better off by putting a tweet out and a bunch of people, and other people have every right to say you you can do what you you you have to do. did you ever think she should be fired. >> no, nor should she be. >> let's talk about your eagles, jeff lori speaking out. a lot of people still calling about colin kaepernick not being on a team or be on a roster. >> i've talked to malcolm jenkins about it. he's very involved in our community, whether it's social in just is t , autism, there are agent opportunities to be proactive. we hope we'll get more and more proactive. do you think his comments were spot on. where he was sort of saying if you have a cause and you you you get behind it that's better than disrespec

. >> jamal. >> time in the campaign is the only thing you can't replenish. sart tart allocating all th officials to sit in a meeting, there's a reason for that. there's something that everybody went there to do. don junior has never really been telling the truth about this meeting. we hope he's told the truth today. his reasons have shifted all along. at the end of the day maybe he's holding on to the trump card. even if he gets caught, his dad might let him off the hook. if that happens, that's a political bombshell if he pardons him. >> jamal simmons going for a cosmic point that time is not a renewable resource. at the end of the day that's not enough for the senate or bob mueller. there has to be some there there beyond the fact that they showed up there. we already know they were at the meeting. >> yeah. we have seven other people at this meeting. senator warner said he wants to talk to those seven other folks before he meets with trump junior and has him testify under oath. mueller is probably going to do the same thing. he's going to get the statement

from what jamal told me, i'm surprised your little lion cubs aren't in rehab.not today. please. >> cookie, i would rather wait and true lucious instead. >> you can do that because you'll stay alive. >> hey, rumor, welcome to philadelphia. >> thank you. >> i saw your dad last night. he's in one of our parks called rittenhouse square, good thing, very nice, and he was walking around with a guy and just had a t-shirt on. there he is, right there. he's going to be making a movie here with m. night shyamalon, so if i run into him, what could i say to him that would shock him say i was talking to your daughter the other day and she told me -- what would it be? >> oh, man. oh, i don't even know. he's so goofy. we always have so much fun together. >> he's goofy. well, i'll get along with him very well then. welcome to empire too. >> thank you. >> that is a big hit. and your mother's on it? >> yes, she is. we're -- it is pretty pun that both of us get to do it at the same time. quite a fun time. >> that's cool. now, tori ash is your character. who is tori? >> tori is th

extended family will have their work permits rescinded outside the family home shocked mourners said i'll jamal wasn't political had been having marital difficulties but that didn't explain what had happened in a social media message to his wife apparently said she had no connection to what he was about to do. the pressure the palestinians suffer on the checkpoints on the humiliations that we see makes him and others do these things because of the pressure. it tackles coincided with the latest. is it to the region by u.s. envoy jason green black his talks with each side now likely to be made more complex by this latest outbreak of violence. in the occupied west bank. kenyan police have used tear gas to disperse protesters in the capital nairobi who accuse the electoral commission of involvement in vote rigging in presidential election the supreme court invalidated president cannot as a victory and a repeat for months time opposition need a writer says he won't take part unless some members of the electoral commission a sacked stephanie decker was at the protest when things turned violent. the w

then jamal agnew returned a punt 88 yards for a score. detroit goes 2-0 with a 24-10 victory. the giants fall to 0-2. not a great start for new york. what's going on? >> they're not good. points. >> they're not winning. >> our in-depth sports analysis. >> deep analysis. >> thanks, jack. >> usually when you score fewer points than your opponent, you're going to lose. so write that one down. >> mind blown. that's why we go there, for the analysis. >>> so let's give props in the meantime to a woman who did whatever she had to do just to finish a marathon. there she is. on the ground, barrel rolling. >> i like it. >> to the line. >> so the woman went down yards from the finish. she tried crawling but the gravel made that difficult, so she decided i'll just roll across the finish line. her finish time was three hours, 34 minutes, that was good enough to qualify for the boston marathon even though she rolled her way to the finish line. >> wow. >> bhab tmaybe the next time i race i'll try t it may be faster than my attempt at running. >> she was doing pretty good until whatever. [ in

administration is okay with protesting, okay, as long as it's on your own time unless you're espn commentator jamalill criticizing the president on your twitter feed. that's a fireable offense, too, right? though i do understand where temperature is coming from because twitter is his workplace. it's a different thing. ( laughter ) but i get it, you do it not in public. here's another example, over the weekend stevie wonder took a knee on his own time in his own show, and even then, even then a former republican congressman tweeted, "stevie wonder takes a knee for the anthem during a concert, another ungrateful black multi-millionaire." ( audience reacts ) ungrateful to whom? i'm fascinated by that concept, ungrateful to whom? this idea black people should be grateful is some sneaky-rases racism, because when a white billionaire spends a year screaming america is in disaster, he's in touch with the country. but when a black man kneels quietly, he should be grateful for the successes america has allowed him to have? how is that ungrateful? i don't understand. what would be ungrateful is if stevie won

and jamal clearly and i've been researching the contributions of the scientists of the golden age i'll be tracing back the roots of modern chemistry to the scholars of the world. this is doha the capital of qatar two decades ago none of this existed all this development has only been possible because of a huge investment of revenue from oil and gas in other words. the chemical industry . and. the oil is was all the more for much that we take for granted daily life from fuel to plastics the medicines even the tama road i'm driving on the chemical plants over there is processing the gas and crude oil that exists in such abundance in the middle east. oil in its war state is a mixture of many different chemicals and these are separated out through a process called fractional distillation. the crude oil is heated until it becomes a vapor the vapor rises up the distillation tower and separates into his different components as it cools the fractionating tower in a modern oil refinery is a high tech version of a piece of apparatus called an eleven pick used by the golden age scientists as a di

jamal looks like he is about to cry. no one but a psychotic patient ever offered him kind words. and one and tyrone looked uncomfortable with his expression of emotions the campbell nods in agreement. got to take it one day at a time. think of all those days you survived already. i glanced at cynthia to see if she appreciates what is going on in front of us. her eyes are wide and wet with amazing. we are witnessing a pivotal moment for manny, a collective responsibility to care for someone else. no one wanted to end. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> booktv tapes hundreds of other programs throughout the country all year long. here is a look at some of the events we will be covering this week. monday we are in washington dc to hear hillary clinton give her account of the 2016 presidential election. we will be at the baltimore book festival held at the city after arbor to hear from michael eric dyson, laura jacobs, andrea ritchie, devon ellen and other authors. that is a look at some of the events booktv will be covering this week. many of these eve

in philadelphia and calling for police reform and demanding the release of convicted cop killer abu-jamal and members that have been in prison since 1978 for the murder of police officer james ramp. >>> and the americaner of jefferson health is a done deal. they made the announcement in washington township. the deal was announced last year and the partnership will allow patients of kennedy to have access to jefferson's clinical trials and their extensive services. >>> camden schools could get an additional source of funding this year from private donors, superintendant made the announcements today at woodrow wilson high school. townsend press will provide a matching grant of $100,000 of donors choose.org. that website allows teachers to solicit donations for classroom projects. >>> the 2017 philly high school fair begins tomorrow. representatives from 100 public, private and charter high schools from across the city will be there. the fair takes place tomorrow from 5:00 until 7:00 and saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the pennsylvania convention center. the fair gives parents and s

backed forces launched an operation to rout the terror group i was discussing with jamal wakim he's a professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in beirut welcome back. these attacks are being investigated what response from washington do you expect if any to this. well i believe that. complete denial it will deny any responsibility for the action. but i believe that we will see more. civilians killed by u.s. troops. in syria or iraq especially at the time when the americans had to intervene directly because they could no longer lie on their proxies in the region to be successes achieved by the city an army and their allies so that's why i believe that we will see more and more victims by the us. in syria civilian casualties are a sad fact of any conflict like this is it ever possible to avoid the metol that pretty. well of course in such conflicts it's. hard to avoid civilian casualties but at the same time when the whole american involvement in syria is illegitimate it's illegal because it was not sanctioned by the syrian government the way it was fo

authorities say tracked down 26 year jamal evan at his trenton long.olice say when they tried to detain him he ran but they eventually caught and arrested him. investigators they found $88,000 worth of heroin and more than $17,000 in following a search of his home an neighboring yard. ♪ >>> in your money tonight, could philadelphia be the new home of a toyota mazda manufacturing plant? one city council woman hopes so. cindy bass is advocating that this is a great opportunity for growth and development. toyota and mazda announcing in august that they would be building a new one point sick million dollars plant with the plan to hire 4,000 new employees. bass has sent a letter to several stake holders in hopes of continuing the conversation. >>> retailers have already turned their focus on the holiday season beef it or not. macy's highering 80,000 workers to help out during the holidays. that's actually 3,000 less workers than last year. but the store is increasing its work force devoted to online fulfillment orders. hiring events will be held september 2

in the fourth they lead by seven and jamal agnew, the rookie out of san diego shakes a few, the punter's got no shot. he's gone. eli manning sacked five times, his coach said he had sloppy play. took a penalty on a one on the goal line and lions win, 24-10. >>> on the diamond we're 17 homers away from a new record for the most homers ever in a season. giancarlo stanton now has 55. there off the amusement park in left center. aaron judge now has 44 and marlins won thanks in part to stanton and the yankees won thanks in pardon to judge. 44 and you get his number 99. and, again, 17 homers away from an all-time record for the most homers in major league baseball history. it ought to happen on tuesday, i should say and when it does, check out the highlights here on "sportscenter." enjoy your tuesday, i'm scott van pelt. >>> up next in "the pulse," new detailses on sean spicer's appearance at the emmys. how they pulled off that big surprise even including a disguise. >> interesting. >>> why this marathon runner is rolling over the finish line. ♪ >>> it's time for your tuesday "pulse." we'll st

with a large scale campaign of arrests in saudi arabia over the past few days can now cross live to jamal ishmael who's in dublin what's the main aim of this conference . it is to launch what's being called a citizens without chains grassroots organization that is being led by young saudi activists and supported by some older figures in academics calling for more or greater rather political freedom and more reform within saudi arabia their view here isn't to change the political system so to speak in saudi arabia their focus they say is on increasing freedoms transparencies in a country which is widely seen to be one of the more repressive in the world so their aim here they say they're not politically oriented in the sense that they don't necessarily belong to any political party beard an islamist or a secular one their concerns is a lot more centered around the ideas of human rights and freedom of expression the fact they say that this initiative has to be launched and. triggered rather outside of saudi arabia and in european country they say speaks to the fact that there is very little

she's is big names as any man and jamal a thirty seven year old father full from the nearby palestinian village. of bates so make. iraqi kurds risk finding themselves without food cool clothes that's the latest threat from tacky after yesterday's refererendum on independence for iraqi kurdistan. the take is president receive type otherwise says all options are now on the table text via the votes will trump's turkish kurds to seek narrowed into. but millions went ahead and voted in yesterday's referendum and the yes. expected guerrilla has. turkey's president steps up the rhetoric. richard tayyip erdogan wound that iraqi because with a hungry if his country stopped the flow of trucks anand oil. across the border with northern iraq. economic yup that all options are on the table from economic sanctions to military toys. but darn it very busy bosnia and the talk is regional government do not backtrack on this mistake as soon as possible. they will go down in history with the shame of having track the region into an ethnic and sectarian war. dozens of iraqi soldiers of joint longer in texas

jamal hill sparked outrage after a controversial treat calling the president a white supremacist.calling the president of white supremacy is paid to calling the president a white supremacist. the details as: kaepernick comes to her defense this morning. by the company hopes the home improvement couple will be this perfect building block for success. and then it pays to be balenciaga hopes to release the high profits ahead. there is a look at it. can you guess how much that cost? joining me to talk about, fox business network's dagen mcdowell. kevin kelly and rasmussen report amy holmes is here. good to see you. great to see you. so happy we are back together. >> i'm going to guess that valencia issues cost more than the iphone 10. roughly the same thing. a pair of dirty sneakers are the iphone 10. >> they look dirty. >> they look like marty mcfly in back to the future when he was trying to get on the hovercraft. >> have you seen these $400 men's jeans? incredible. every program this morning. stay with us, speaking with the chairman of the ear of the president of wells fargo. tim s

led coalition that have started this war hours before signing an agreement this was a statement from jamal bin omar the former u.n. envoy to yemen so this show that is the saudi actually who doesn't want to solve this problem and i think that the un solidarity or they have an army who are in control of some other areas there are not that stupid to to hand over their weapons while the other side is still having their weapons while the other side is using. military force from outside i understand your perspective but the fact remains that the u.n. security council resolution and much of the international community and the resolution does specifically say twenty to sixteen that the authorities for the legitimate government of yemen i mean you say there are two sides fighting but one side is internationally recognized as the authority maybe i'll take that point to know i mean basically is this a correct way to sum this up war as a stalemate peace talks deadlocks a no agreement even on some basics conceptual basics that would allow you to move forward you know well i mean speaking of weapons. w

forces captured then twenty six year old virginia resident mohammad jamal quiesce who face trial following his return to the u.s. for aiding terrorist groups working against america. and in the wake of hurricane harvey more than eighty people dead twenty seven trillion gallons of water dumped on affected areas millions still without water or quote still without power or clean drinking water and countless numbers cannot yet return to their homes two weeks now after the storm and now they have fears of disease and illness that are spreading through the lone star state joining me now to explain all of this for us is yvette ariano she's from the grassroots advocate with with us texas and byron mental justice advocacy service services yvette thanks so much for being with us today so you're out there in houston one of the hardest hit communities can you tell us what sort of cleanup efforts are underway there. not sure if we've got a vet there will work on that line for you coming back let's move along will think we can get yvette right back stay with us we'll be right back with some morning. i t

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jamal mahmoud was stabbed to death in pentonville prison in october last year.l missing in sierra leone after the devastating mudslide that hit the city of freetown last month. more than 500 people are known to have died in the disaster. thousands more have had to leave their homes. 0ur correspondent umaru fofana has been to freetown, to meet some of the survivors and find out how they're coping. the scale of this disaster is immense. no warnings, no time to escape. they all died. the whole family, they all died. one month on, a steady stream of grieving people still return to thing site, with photographs of those who were killed. the country had never seen anything like it. it's rained for days. the mudslide was accompanied by flash flooding in several areas. with no proper emergency service, volunteers took the lead. chaos ensued. in a matter of minutes on 1ath august, thomas lost eight members of his family. he takes me back to the pile of mud and rubble that was once his family home. i headed south and called for my youngest sister. marion, marion, marion. i

extended family will have their work permits rescinded outside the family home shocked mourners said i'll jamal wasn't political had been having marital difficulties but that didn't explain what had happened in a social media message to his wife apparently said she had no connection to what he was about to do. the pressure the palestinians suffer on the checkpoints on the humiliations that we see makes him and others do these things because of the pressure. it tackles coincided with the latest. is it to the region by us and boy jason green black his talks with each side now likely to be made more complex by this latest outbreak of violence ari forces out of syria in the occupied west bank . now the u.s. government is ramping up its response to the crisis in puerto rico after it was devastated by hurricane maria five days after the category four storm ripped through the island most of its three point four million residents are still without power roads are clogged with deborah and communications haven't been fully restored many people are still without adequate food water and fuel supermarkets a

live three hospitals were targeted within one hour civilians and emergency workers have been killed jamal al schild is in beirut in neighboring lebanon. at around nine a.m. local time on tuesday fighters belonging to a sham and their allies in the armed syrian opposition made a push from ad libbed towards the northern countryside of aleppo the aim to liberate land that had been recaptured by syrian government forces and their allies over the past few weeks as that push was going on and as they were pushing towards . village on the northern side of aleppo the government conducted some fifty air strikes across the area according to activists inside syria of those airstrikes targeted at least three hospitals one maternity unit as well as a fire station or ambulance service post there and two schools now the casualty numbers are still coming in from rights groups on the ground but this goes to show that even with the perceived success of the stand the process which identified four deescalation zones of which the northern side of aleppo was not included and must be added even with that perceiv

remaining fighters of a portly concentrated in a small area and are expected to fight to the death jamal child has moved from beirut. it appears that it's only a matter of time before is cleared of i saw fighters that's according to the united states military as well as the kurdish group the syrian defense for the democratic forces or the wife is there no one on the ground who've been leading the fight against ice or backed by the us led international coalitions airstrikes on that area according to the us ninety percent of the city has been cleared of ice or fighters there are only a few remaining pockets which are expected to come in the coming few days however even if and when i saw is cleared out of iraq but that doesn't necessarily mean that there will be some sort of peace and stability established there because if it was the kurds who are ruling or in control of the city that is there is a lot of resentment directed towards them from the arab population in the area who've accused them in the past of trying to change them a graphic make up of those areas in order to pave the way for

military sources deny targeting the hospital saying only rebel convoys on positions have been hit jamal al child reports from neighboring beirut. syrians witnessed some of the most intensive. by governments and russian warplanes for several weeks on tuesday morning three hospitals and true schools were bombed north of aleppo city as regime forces inflicted more death and destruction in their bid to defeat opponents of president bashar assad. and. we thought there's nothing we were working on her diverse strike but we didn't think that it was targeting us. earlier rebel fighters made a push from the leap towards the northern countryside of aleppo province in a bid to take back from government forces who have recaptured it in the past few months this escalation in fighting comes just days after the latest round of talks and stands capital stana where russian iranian and turkish negotiators continue to push for what they've described as the escalation zones across syria while the northern end up with problems isn't included in your standard deal traddles bombardment of civilian areas sugge

those still slathering their skin so thin in patriarchy but it it is sad but true fact that women like jamal hill who by the way has eighteen years of experience as a sports reporter and a lifetime of living as a black woman in today's society is being thrown under the bus for speaking truth to power makes one wonder if we really have made much progress since government training videos like this about how to manage women in the workplace which came out in nineteen thirty three where the norm. with your body to do with a factory maybe we were going to go one. don't mix play through with business. we're going to be over to deal with that each other. by very own do pretty well and finally we're more suited to do it. all for over thirty. oh did i almost say worst. it's amazing how. a minute changes in a certain way but that doesn't you know there's not many of these core things that just a lot of changed. when a man says when a man says something that is deemed inappropriate the line of excuses it's a locker room talk it's just how guys or it's just a joke don't take it so seriously we're all sn

those still slathering their skin so thin in patriarchy but it it is sad but true fact that women like jamal hill who by the way has eighteen years of experience as a sports reporter and a lifetime of living as a black woman in today's society is being thrown under the bus for speaking truth to power makes one wonder if we really have made much progress since government training videos like this about how to manage women in the workplace which came out in one nine hundred thirty three were the norm. you're angry. your be. for. do in a factory hell maybe the women just can't do gel one. don't mix pleasure with business five to four women can be awfully jealous of each other three are brave and do for me and finally women are more sensitive than men i'll say they're sensitive. oh i'll say worse. it's amazing how. i mean it changes in a certain way but then it doesn't you know there's not many of these core things that are just sort of changed and they're not really when a man says when a man says something that is deemed inappropriate the line of excuses it's a locker room talk it's just how g

has been asked for help jamal al sheil explains. there was a time when tourists with come from all around the world to visit these sites some of syria's most ancient ruins this is the remains of her recklessness palace the man who ruled over the buys in time empire more than thirteen hundred years ago despite surviving for centuries much of syria's engine heritage was destroyed by war in a few seconds these particular sites in italy province were bombed by government airstrikes and what's left is now under threat and some of it like what he demanded as the barbaric airstrikes of the said government destroyed the archaeological sites and live together with some acts of vandalism due to the current war we are facing a huge problem in preserving our ancient sites. opposition groups have recently formed what they call the committee for the protection of integrity is its calling for the united nations to intervene in order to save what are some of the world's most historic sites some of the buildings in the back to the second century b.c

jamal mara made it 17-0 at the break right now 20-17, cougs right now. abc sports brought to you by toyota. sunday morning i leave for china with the warriors two pre-season games in china, we'll have coverage from there all next week. >> fantastic experience. we know they're huge warriors fans. will be great to see in person. >> it's going to be fun. >> coming up tonight, one family furious after an invasion. and hundreds of ipads going home with students. why saeducator say it will chan students lives. ama had her baby girl on monday her name adelin beautiful name both mom and baby doing well. what a beautiful little girl congratulations we miss you, see you when you get back. that's all for the moment. for everyone here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you in a an hour on the big 7. (dark music) - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases. one, in rural pennsylvania, the other in lincolnshire, england. in our first case, a cheating wife demands an unusual favor from a lover.

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extended family will have their work permits rescinded outside the family home shocked mourners said i'll jamal wasn't political had been having marital difficulties but that didn't explain what had happened in a social media message to his wife apparently said she had no connection to what he was about to do. the pressure the palestinians suffer on the checkpoints and the humiliations that we see makes him and others do these things it's because of the pressure. it tackles coincided with the latest visit to the region by u.s. envoy jason green glad his talks with each side now likely to be made more complex by this latest outbreak of violence. and we have heard from mr green in the last hour or so saying that he and his family shocked by what happened also criticizing hamas for celebrating this saying that hamas should be ashamed of itself what impact this has on his efforts to revive the peace process i think probably very limited they're already serious obstacles in that effort already this will allow the israelis to say again what they've been saying to the americans since donald trump's in

jamal in the backfield with rosen. rosen under pressure, underneath and caught at the 10-yard line by darren andrews. he went sidearm allah matt stafford. >> he had to. texas a & m brought a blitz, it was a free rusher in the face of rosen, but he got around. >> first down at the 11, and the officials blow it dead prior to the snap. wilson. >> referee: false start on the offense, all 1 1 players were never set prior to the snap. five-yard penalty. >> he wanted to snap it quickly because wilson was going to be wide open for the touchdown, but you got to let all players get set, and that's the quarterback's responsibility, to make sure that everybody is lined up. >> they back it up five yards. first and 15 at the 16-yard line. it will give rosen a little more room to throw it. josh rosen under pressure, throws -- touchdown! theo howard. what a throw by josh rosen. and with 3:10 remaining, ucla down 44-37. >> that was of the more incredible throws i've seen in some time. >> rosen had guys all over him in the backfield. mo