give me its initial decision at jeffrey. nice. thanks very much indeed. thank you. a slide here and i'll just share a tie opposition. lita can pull him in software surprised when and quote the there is a continuing the heat waving argentina. lack of cloud. when did the right direction, they're not very strong that has come definitely know. gives you 36 or 57 by a blanket down to come of the value. these are on the high side, extreme high side because right, that's the path of go to the other that's is changing as range kind of getting from the southern pacific that if you jump out of argentina, you mean to different talk with a summer, right. and it's produce some funding recently and read or even more recently and better ours on the day, which is just about here. and that writing the full sentence tools will be welcomed in most of the areas and based on wedge rights has been the thing this year. it's a prolonged right. i know, but this is particularly there to the environment. recent funding probably won't be repeated in his spend your other with the, with these ea

africa doing that, which of a bigger, stronger country should have been doing a long time ago. jeffrey nice, we appreciate you being with us and i'll just do this. so thank you very much indeed for your time. i of the u. s. equity of states left egypt on the final stop off and his life is diplomatic to the middle east. as many blankets held talks with the president of the flesh, i'll cc and title. lincoln said offering a pa for you to a palestinian state is the best way to stabilize the wider region as well as isolating yvonne and its proxy is washington continues to support israel's offensive in gaza and has refused to call for a cease fire us mediator and as hawks, they amazing they route as part of those efforts to contain the war is proposals reportedly involve has ball are leaving the israel 11 on board and we are obviously at a difficult time at a, a time of urgency and i'm grateful said, i've been able to have meetings with the lebanese government and with the commander of the lebanese armed forces commander of the last to discuss how we can arrive at a diplomatic solution for the cr

let's speak to jeffrey. nice. now it's a british barrister judge and human rights law. he was a lead prosecutor slip and i'm a lot of it just draw joints live now from country in the united kingdom. we would talk a little bit earlier jeffrey about the way this might timeouts and you predicted pretty much exactly. how did oh yeah, thank you. uh, thank you. yes, we didn't talk about this earlier. and by the way, for, for details accuracy, part time job jeremy. and i know that seem to be at the moment. yes, this is pretty much for the full cost. and i think the contribution 0 previous contribute people are very helpful out. you might want to ask me specific questions, but i think the, the order given does several things. first of all, right? it shows that the international law is in action is doing its best. and is clearly trying truth to do what the law come to resolve this horrible out. will. secondary price is, is rarely in a very difficult position because complete denial will compete refusal to comply with the limited orders. that being given little drawer hate true t

thank you that is sir jeffrey nice. the public inquiry over the treatment of the subpostmasters. the council to the inquiry said the post office had provided "inaccurate and misleading" information. 0ur correspondent zoe conway has been at the inquiry. it's been about the late disclosure of documents by the post office without the post office has been accused of obstructing by producing evidence late in the day. to give you an example, lastjuly on the eve of an you an example, lastjuly on the eve ofan important you an example, lastjuly on the eve of an important evidence session and announced that it discovered 4000 documents that it hadn't shared with the inquiry. as a result the evidence session had to be delayed in the lead counsel to the inquiry today said that has happened several times. in fact, the chair of this inquiry has become so concerned by this that he's threatened sanctions against the post office if it doesn't produce evidence in a timely manner. this morning giving evidence was chris jackson, he's a law

government's conduct to the board by saying, quote, i agree totally before the government is doing jeffrey, nice as a human rights lawyer who has worked with the international criminal court and who says a decision in favor of south africa would strengthen the hand of those countries of the un arguing for strong direction or for 70 is countries that should have been doing exactly what in south africa is doing now. and what can be a due to the respect of mine, my country is it should have been doing this is much more power to assess on their hands. they gave a commitment. those who rectified it to the genocide convention, to act on the side terms or sound of genocidal risk of genocide and they did nothing. so the 1st significances that south africa's both and is probable this in doing this well shows are all the countries how they failed. well, a lot or our citizens around the world to the knowledge that country should do more than they do. and so that will be a good thing so far as the, the actual application itself, which is of course very limited. it's limited to an application for protective

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a so let's take a look at some of the nice other news and media release court documents, detail about the social network of the late disgrace by nancy, a. jeffrey epstein, a sex trafficking allegations made against a thousands of pages of documents. the 1st of many slated for release pertaining to a civil suit, filed under his co conspirator glade maxwell, who was convicted of criminal challenges. for instance, the baby has little of what the documents do and do not reveal. the finance, the or jeffrey epstein died before going to trial to face sex trafficking charges, newly released court documents detail his extensive social circle, but deal with old allegations. the people names so far and the documents include alleged victim's, employees, and witnesses all from a civil lawsuit, settled with epstein long time companion, glean maxwell herself convicted of sex traffic in the documents reference, many high profile people who acknowledged visiting epstein like former presidents bill clinton, and donald trump, britton's prince andrew inform is really prime minister a who'd brock, but they have denied any wrong doing or knowledge of his criminal ac

jeffrey epstein engage in this kind of conduct they have to be held to account. >> we shall see. joey jackson, areva martin, thank you both for joining me tonight. nice >> always. >> thanks, laura. >>> well, the former harvard president claudine gay breaking her silence a day after her resignation. more on what she's saying tonight, and a stark warning that she's issuing, next. >>> harvard's former president claudine gay defending her reputation tonight and warning of coordinated attacks to undermine, quote, public faith in pillars of american society including academia. in a "new york times" op-ed she describes her decision to step down, writing in part,, for weeks both i and the institution to which i've devoted my professional life have been under attack. my character and intelligence have been impugned. my commitment to fighting antisemitism has been questioned. my inbox has been flooded with invective, including death threats. i've been called the n word more times than i care to count. now, gay admits she made mistakes and that in her congressional testimony about antisemitism on campuses she should have been more forceful in denouncing calls f

nice to be with both of you. so coming up here we're going to start with that story i know we've all been following the reaction to the newly unsealed jeffrey abrams breaks it all down. and then that new storm that you all are talking about, i will get to that. but we've got one that already made its way through you, and that is going to impact our weekend. it looks like most of the coast will remain on the warmer side, meaning that even if you get some snow first or you're traveling this way, it will transition to rain. but we've got storm after storm next week, so we'll get into all of it. also, americans spent big over the holidays. that means bigger credit card bills for so many people. so we're going to tell you how to start to tackling and the steps to pay down that debt. also we are roaring into 24 in a big way this morning, helping with everything from parenting in the new year to skincare, our top hairstyles and as brad, one of our producers, was saying, what are you walking around with a big jar of microplastics? yes yes i am, and there's a reason for it. yeah, i'm not the weight. >> what's the reason? >> as one does? because i've

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