at some point, james became controlling, james became jealous, james became a complainer.ike he wasn't in the right state of mind. he was very jealous and not trustworthy of angela whatsoever. >> he was looking up hidden cameras, wall clock hidden cameras, spy cameras, gps trackers. >> surveillance, why? >> i can't answer that. he was asking her about her whereabouts all the time, according to the text messages that we had. >> at that point in time in their relationship, he was very well aware that angela was looking to kind of move on. >> because he was breaking into her phone, he did discover at some point that she could have been seeing someone named bakari. he had a sense that something was going on because he was reading text messages and things like that. >> he thought she was leaving to go have this affair and continue on a relationship with another man in another state and take away their daughter. >> bakari and angela went to school together, famu. they were friends there, strictly friends, nothing romantic. and when they graduated, they kind of separated. she wen

james, thank you. james elder— need is enormous. james, thank you.. james, thank you. james elder from unicefjoining i need is enormous. james, thank you. james elder from unicefjoining us . james elderfrom unicefjoining us from southern gaza and as we reflected, questions that need answered, and we do not know what will happen to the increased level of humanitarian aid now the ceasefire is over. we know for now at least they released the mac release of hostages from gaza and the release of palestinian hospitals from israeli jails will cause and looking out across gaza the fighting has very much resumed as the ceasefire comes to an end. we will keep you updated throughout the day. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news train drivers in the aslef union — at more than a dozen companies in england — have begun a new wave of industrial action on firday. the ban on overtime will also affect services in scotland and wales. a rolling programme of walkouts beginning on saturday — will affect differe

but james's file that sticks this. is a document from claude mi5 file and showing to here because it's information that was collected by an informer on the boat james took when was deported. right. and mi5 were right there. they were not waiting him to show up in portsmouth or wherever he was landing, wherever he was landing in england, they were there on the ss italia was the name of the boat, right when it left the docks in new york. the report is is humorous for all kinds of reasons they say hey unlike the fbi he's got a lot of books nothing of interest, a lot of books of a left wing nature, nothing to take special note of. he's tall. he's handsome. he's very well dressed. he's extremely articulate and well spoken. a special search of his baggage was made, but apart from showing he read books, a pro left wing nature, nothing of particular interest was revealed. whereas horn rimmed glasses very well-spoken, natty suit of good appearance. one of the interesting things that i found as i delved more into seal james's mi

james longman joins us now. james, the war has of course raised tensions across the region, and israel now claiming after it defeats hamas, it may turn to a wider fight against hezbollah? >> reporter: yeah, linsey. just today, israel carried out a series of strikes in southern lebanon, and israel's national security adviser has said if hezbollah remains a threat, they could turn their attention more fully onto lebanon once the war in gaza is over. linsey. >> all right, james, thank you. >> linsey: back here at home, one-on-one with republican presidential candidate nikki haley who is surging in the polls, and now a frequent target of her gop rivals. i got a chance to sit down with the former u.s. ambassador on the campaign trail in iowa, where we discussed several issues including the war between israel and hamas and former president donald trump. >> as you know, the u.s. recently vetoed a u.n. security council vote calling for a cease-fire. groups like doctors without borders have said that that was a vote agai

but james's file that sticks this. is a document from claude mi5 file and showing to here because it's information that was collected by an informer on the boat james took when was deported. right. and mi5 were right there. they were not waiting him to show up in portsmouth or wherever he was landing, wherever he was landing in england, they were there on the ss italia was the name of the boat, right when it left the docks in new york. the report is is humorous for all kinds of reasons they say hey unlike the fbi he's got a lot of books nothing of interest, a lot of books of a left wing nature, nothing to take special note of. he's tall. he's handsome. he's very well dressed. he's extremely articulate and well spoken. a special search of his baggage was made, but apart from showing he read books, a pro left wing nature, nothing of particular interest was revealed. whereas horn rimmed glasses very well-spoken, natty suit of good appearance. one of the interesting things that i found as i delved more into seal james's mi

the james web space telescope doesn't orbit ers on like the international space station. instead, it's circles the sun, $21.00 and a half 1000000 kilometers out from our planet, and what's called the la grange to point. the instruments are sheltered by a multi layered high tech shield that screens out nearly all solar radiation. the telescopes, 25 square meters of mirror made up of hex, a go know segments are able to detect radiation, largely in the end for a red part of the spectrum. that means that the sensors can also provide information on targets that are hidden by dustin gas at vast distances. the james web is much more sensitive and it's 30 year old predecessor, the hubble space telescope ended works differently. how will detect primarily visible lights, which is the light that we see with our own eyes while wave of searching the infrared. so they are really complimentary then web has, is the largest mirror in space, much larger than the hubble. and that gives it to a sensitivity 100 times better than huddled in 2023. the james web, for instance, revealed galaxies

and then headed up the james river to to their destination. so captain would leave can meet with friends who had already settled there. they stopped at jamestown along the way and then they ended up at berkeley plant a berkeley, as it would be called on december the fourth, 16, 19, as clifford daly says in his book, the great plantation, they rode to the shore. they dropped their luggage on the hard winter ground. it was december the fourth. now they gazed at the woods, enclosing them, and they listened in complete silence. then, in a command from captain wood leaf, he said, gentlemen, neil, so we can say a prayer of thanksgiving. and he said, we ordain this day of our ships arrival at planet con in the land of virginia shall be perpetually and annually kept holy as a day of thanksgiving to almighty god. that was the first official thanksgiving in the new world. first english thanksgiving in the world. and it was a two years before the pilgrims had their thanksgiving in 1621. so with that said, the settlement continued on and continued sending

we're talking about james clapper. why are we talking about james?overnment's policy? >> clear >> i'm making very clear parallels between tony parallels between between tony blair's immigration policy, which you must admit people within the labour party at the time warned was getting out of control, particularly countries like sweden didn't invite the g8 in, the uk did under blair's in, but the uk did under blair's administration. and then we saw the beginnings of a huge spike in immigration into the uk , in immigration into the uk, which rightly caused a lot of concerns even within the labour party . they said concerns even within the labour party. they said this is getting out control . party. they said this is getting out control. here party. they said this is getting out control . here we are out of control. here we are again. making the clear again. i'm making the clear point that history is repeating itself. blair had a problem and now the tories have got a problem . the question problem. the question is what are do about it? are we going to do

especially to target palestinians in the occupied west by on the trip through time on space with the james web space telescope will show you some of the most stunning images of our universe on what scientists are learning from them, the welcome to the program. israel says it has shot down a hostile aerial target over the red sea. these really military released this vintage, supposedly showing one of its fighter jets intercepting and shooting a target done. according to media reports this occurred about a 100 kilometers size of israel, southern and most it, earlier iran back to the rebels in yemen, said they had launched several drones against military targets in southern israel. little earlier journalist, semi circle in jerusalem, gave us an update on this apparent drone attack. so this the drone, the apparently less the young man and was headed towards a is ro but, and he is ran the airplane has succeeded in taking it down in the sign it. and it actually, people were on the beach in the resort town on the hub. they could see the home is spectacular. then of a how is run is taking down the

this is a letter from the james madison papers. this is a letter that madison wrote to jefferson in the summer of 1788. james madison was one of the authors of the federalist essays and later on he would draft the amendments that would become the bill of rights. in this period, he was not sure yet of the bill of rights. in this letter to jefferson, he says the delay of a few years will assuage the jealousies artificially created and will point out the faults which really call for amendment. he thought it would take a little time before they knew it would need to be amended. what he is saying is that a bill of rights should wait until later on. this is thomas jefferson's reply. what jefferson does is she thinks madison for -- he thanks for the news but says he knew it already. madison has sent him a copy and jefferson says he already has a copy. jefferson flatters madison and says with respect to the federalist, the three authors have been named to me. he says i read it with care and pleasure and was satisfied there was nothing in i

and space with james web space telescope will show you some of the most stunning images of our universe, the hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us, israel's army chief, etc. however, he has warned that the war with some us will last for quote, many more months. in a televised address to levy said, israel is finding in a complex environment with no magical solutions or shortcuts. the remarks covers these really military intensifies operations in the gaza strip, where the death toll is approaching 21000. on identifying human corpses, wrapped up, lined up and laid to rest in a mass grave. it's become a common sight in gaza, of the mos run health ministry claims that is really forces returned to the bodies after 1st taking them for more eggs and graves to check. there were no hostages among them. israel says it is no fighting on multiple fronts, not just inside gonzo. this footage reportedly shows the downing of a quote, hostile drone bind is really fighter jet over the red sea eroni and back to the rebels. and yemen claimed responsibility for the drones which attacks me is really p

one of young james's >> no. one of young james's killers. he was only was less than three at the time. was john venables, and he was denied freedom by the parole board this week . now, freedom by the parole board this week. now, this is after a 30 year fight to keep him behind bars, because he's only served something like 7 or 8 years in that time . that time. >> well, denise fergus told gb news news she has finally got justice for her son, but only for now because venables could appeal and get another parole heanng appeal and get another parole hearing within two years. >> now yesterday i spoke to denise fergus and this is what she had to say . she had to say. >> he was taking just two weeks shy of his third birthday. i can see him in the lads that i've got now , you know, because they got now, you know, because they all look so similar. you know, the last thing he asked for when i him what he wanted for i asked him what he wanted for his birthday was a birthday cake. didn't get that cake. he didn't get that birthday you'd birthday cake, bu

and a trip through time and space with a james web space telescope. will show you some of the most stunning images of our universe and what scientists are learning problem the flow. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. israel says it has shot down what it describes as a hostile aerial target, over the red sea. these really military released footage proportionally showing one of its fighter jets intercepting and shooting the target down. the military says it was on its way to israel is really territory. earlier it ran back who the rebels and yemen claims responsibility for an attempt to attack israel with drugs. how about how do you more on this, we spoke earlier with journal a semi circle in jerusalem. so this the drone, the apparently less the young man and was headed towards the israel but, and is ran the airplane as succeeded in taking it down in the sign. uh, and it actually, people were on the beach in the resort town on the hub. they could see the home is spectacular, then of a how is room is taking down these uh, drones. yeah, of course uh

bronny james, could only play a limited number of minutes in the game.ut playing at all just five months after his heart stopped. experts say points to a remarkable recovery. >> i just want to say i'm thankful for everything. >> mayo clinic, everything. >> they helped me with my parents, siblings, supported me through this. it's hard time in my life. yeah, i just i just i just want to give appreciation to everyone that's helped me through this. >> and tickets for usc's matchup against long beach selling out just two days before the game on the reseller marketplace going for as much as $17,000 per ticket. morgan norwood, abc news, new york. >> morgan, thanks. and we're so glad to see bro it■s beginning to look alot like savings! blendjets holiday sale is on now! give the gift of convenience the blendjet 2 portable blender is perfect for everyone on your list. even that picky relative who hates everything. and dont forget the accessories! theyre all on sale! dont wait! our most popular colors and patterns will sell out! go to blendjet.com and take advantag

. >>> and the comeback kid, bronny james takes the court months after his health scare as his legendary father cheers him on >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, welcome, everyone, there are late breaking developments to report in the case of a pregnant texas woman who went to court for the right to abort her baby that doctors have told her will not survive, and that could harm her own health a lawyer for kate cox cites a deterioration of ms. cox's health condition as to why she has now chosen to seek medical care outside of texas which has a six-week abortion ban, a ruling by a texas judge last week allowing her to go forward with the abortion at 20 weeks was swiftly challenged by texas officials her attorneys saying cox's health is on the line the texas supreme court tonight ruling against her, senior legal correspondent laura jarrett has the latest >> reporter: tonight in texas, a mother must leave her home state to get an emergency abortion her doctors say she urgently needs but the state has tried to block at the center of this legal roller c

harry was known as harry of e west and offers her hand to the democrat james k polk. james k paulk had been nominated by the democratic party in 1844 and had made texas annexation part of the democratic party platform. he enthusiast supported it, and he says that texas this woman was a perfect match for the land of the brave and the home of the free. the dialog attributed to clay on the caricature alludes to his reputation for fast living, as he denounces the woman by declaring, do you think we will have anything to do with gamblers? horse racers and licentious, profligate? that is the very types of people who favor the annexation of texas. and to be honest, the very types of people that henry clay hung around with while he was in washington. on the other side of clay is a quaker minister who admonishes the candidate that his scandalous language will prevent ligious fallout from voting for him. this may be bailey's way of introducing clay's running mate, theodore frelinghuysen of new jersey, a man placed on the whig ticket to appeal to evangelical voters. the effectiv

james cleverley said they both deny.rley said the treaty doesn't involve any more money going to the rwandan government. as far as we know so far, they treaty will involve assurances by the rwandan government that anybody applying for asylum in rwanda will not be at risk of being returned to a country where the life or freedom would be at risk. they also say that they have addressed and mayjoint to address rwanda's following compliance with the obligations of the treaty. for example making sure that asylum claims are processed fairly, people are being treated in anti—skid tree fashion, and finally they will be a new appeal body set up to deal with any appeals on this asylum process. all of this should make sure that some of the supreme court's concerns that led it to deem the scheme and love last month have now been addressed. love last month have now been addressed-— our political correspondent, rob watson, is in westminster. what is the next step for there is now in terms of the conservative government here in the uk?

harry was known as harry of the west and offers her hand to the democrat james k polk. james k paulk had been nominated by the democratic party in 1844 and had made texas annexation part of the democratic party platform. he enthusiast supported it, and he says that texas this woman was a perfect match for the land of the brave and the home of the free. the dialog attributed to clay on the caricature alludes to his reputation for fast living, as he denounces the woman by declaring, do you think we will have anything to do with gamblers? horse racers and licentious, profligate? that is the very types of people who favor the annexation of texas. and to be honest, the very types of people that henry clay hung around with while he was in washington. on the other side of clay is a quaker minister who admonishes the candidate that his scandalous language will prevent religious fallout from voting for him. this may be bailey's way of introducing clay's running mate, theodore frelinghuysen of new jersey, a man placed on the whig ticket to appeal to evangelical voters. the effect

what we call the james space telescope, a type machine, and in the 1st hears it has already uncovered thousands of these very early, luminous objects and 1st galaxies in the universe. and some of the wrecker holders are found to be a 300000000 years after the big bank. so that's really a surprise. but researchers are also mining its images for data on things much closer to home, like this recent picture of the heart of our own milky way other a gorgeous shots taken in 2023. include this one of a spiral galaxy called n $51.00 stunning and its complexity and new takes on a well known celestial phenomenon called the ring. nebula snapped in both the near info, red range, and the mid and for red. the telescope also detected a crucial carbon molecule for the 1st time in the dust of a forming planetary system around 1500 light years away. this is cover, it's really exciting because carbon molecules are the foundation of full life and finding the small it goes can really help us understanding how life develop on earth, but also in other places in universe. the james web space telescope also l

bronny james!ssful surgery this summer to treat a congenital heart defect. >> we prayed as a family. we had great doctors along the way the whole time telling us that they believe things will, you know, work out for us. >> reporter: now the next generation of basketball royalty. >> blocked by bronny! >> reporter: is even emulating dad. >> how many times have we seen lebron james chase down a play? there you go. >> reporter: bronny played just 16 minutes off the bench. as long beach state upset the trojans in overtime. but nothing could spoil the gratitude the 19-year-old felt. >> i just want to say i'm thankful for everything. my parents, siblings for supporting me through this. this hard time in my life. >> reporter: lebron reflecting on the emotional day on instagram writing "all i can say is bronny, you're simply incredible. you've already won the ultimate goal championship and that's life." kaylee hartung, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watch

james blaine identifies himself. william allison of of iowa and james garfield is the three people who could take that stevens place in blaine sees himself. he's like, no, that's me. i, i want to be front and center. it's all about me. and that'll come up later. but he cuts this deal with garfield and basically he gives garfield the just these ransoms of committee power because all garfield wants to do is just to study and solve public problems. whereas he wants to let james blaine take the lead of marshaling the house and keeping legislation flowing so he garfield over the course of the reconstruction, just great pragmatic figure who also, i'd argue, one of the most interesting people that time. and he comes of a very famous supreme court lawyer. he does all of this writing and mathematical work on the side, but he becomes defined as somebody who, in the interest of keeping our institutions functioning, of continuing to hold republican power over the house, he becomes somebody who has the reputation of being a moder

james, stay with us. i want to keep you with us for, for the moment, but i do want to go to the product. assume he's in the roof in solving garza and thought, i won the is palestinians. even all able to follow to know about what's going on right now that there is this diplomatic battle going on in the security council that might determine life and death situation. so many of them through a c's. fine, yes. some areas in gaza strip of pulling what's happening in terms of the level of diplomatic assets that had been made by different regional and international axes in order to de escalate the situation on the ground and saw the goals this trip. now the majority of them, they hope that these diplomatic efforts might, might to bring an end to for the bottling. and the book chip inside garza where the just had a generally before, dependent on that give she hancock tarry role in terms of breaching 2 different i show time, she's fine that throw at the palestinians minus to get a constant flow of humanitarian aids

james. well, edie falco. yeah. james gandolfini was the best one because kind fini had been off the air. sopranos had been off the air for for three years. and fascinating. and i made this connection in the book is the last episode of the sopranos aired at the same time that lebron was playing in his first nba finals as a cavalier. they they got swept in that series but it i use it to say you know the sopranos and tony soprano and was going off the stage as lebron was really taking the american stage in oh seven. now we get oh ten and lebron loves the by the way, he loves mob movies and like the godfather and he likes gandolfini. and the knicks asked gandolfini if he would be in this film. but the difference with gandolfini, everyone else is just talking. lebron, they wanted gandolfini to do a bit like get back in as tony, like he's coming out of the witness protection program because we all know how that show ended, don't know what happened. and so he agreed to do it and so did edie falco go back in and character

when lebron james says we don't talk like that in the locker room. they don't talk like that in the locker room because he's the leader of the locker room. and i tell you, it's not just his locker room. i interviewed male athletes in the nfl who told me how that statement impacted them, how it -- because there are a lot of athletes who were offended by that, by the grab em by the whatever language and that's just locker room talk. a lot of married athletes who have moms and daughters who did not like being grouped into that that that's how they all are. it's lebron voicing it which now makes it easier for the other guys to also say the same thing. when i talk about lebron being so much more mature in the way he deals with what would for most people be a sand trap, this question is loaded and there are so many ways to answer this and cause a controversy. what he did, he answered it and basically let everybody know, i love my daughter i love my wife, i love my mom, i don't condone any of that. that's not who i am and the men that i play basketball with

exactly like james _ far east this attack was? exactly like james said, _ far east this attack was?ere _ far east this attack was? exactly like james said, there is - far east this attack was? exactly like james said, there is a - far east this attack was? exactly l like james said, there is a picture like james said, there is a picture developing in the black sea and the sea of asov where the ukrainians through drones and maritime vessels are increasing their ability to target russian vessels. we saw another ship of the same class destroyed in 2022 in the sea of asov and a number of radar sites in the west of crimea destroyed and now this attack on the landing ship, a very large cargo ship which is armed for the russians and it looks like it has been completely destroyed and there are numerous pictures starting to emerge which appear to suggest it has been completely destroyed and sunk and burned as well. the significance is that the ukrainians are turning the screw on the russians in this part of the wider theatre and it would be very interesting to see what was on board the ship,

from kyiv, our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports.: it is and always has been the whole of ukraine which has been under attack. kyiv is still moscow's biggest prize. air defenses have improved your, but this attack -- air defenses have improved here, but this attack proved too much. >> i was woken up by a horrible sound. it was so frightening. the missile was flying in every thing was buzzing, so noisy. james: your love you no doubt that this was a direct missile strike -- you are left in the no doubt that this was a direct missile strike. you are motor used -- more used to seeing damage from falling debris, but this reflects the scale of the russian attack. and seems like this have been replicated right across ukraine. a lucky escape in the northeast. this city is familiar wi missile strikes, but not 20 in a single morning. a shopping center in the east as well as a maternity hospital were hit. it didn't stop there. this is the port city of odessa in the south, where a residential block was struck. zaporizhzhia wasn't spared, either,

james, there were many — while you and i speak.u and i speak. james, there were many times when _ while you and i speak. james, there were many times when people - while you and i speak. james, there i were many times when people watched you on bbc news, and wondered, a, why you decided to go to such dangerous places yourself and how safe you felt was stopped you were in the north, for example, while bombs were falling... it is important _ bombs were falling... it is important for _ bombs were falling... it is important for someone i bombs were falling... it is important for someone to | bombs were falling... it 3 important for someone to bear witness. there are incredibly brave journalist on the ground, but no foreign correspondence. there are convoys... people would ask for those food, water, medicine, but for me it was to talk to people and share stories, and i was lucky into she stay days in hospitals and days in shelters, but everyone's story took a little bit of your heart, shattered you a bit, and the narrative around, nowhe