jennifer was pregnant. jennifer was pregnant. >> i was excited for him., you know, maybe i was wrong and being thankful that i had not said anything, imposed my feelings on him. i'm thinking they're going to have a baby, they're doing good as a family. >> but soon after the announcement things seemed to change for stephen and alex. his mother says jennifer's family suddenly wanted nothing to do with stephen's daughter. >> he said jennifer's family told alex that she's not really part of their family. i don't understand how they can love her and make her a special part and treat her like blood and then all of a sudden just turn and go the other way. >> she says alex was very upset by the rejection. stephen was as well. soon with the spring thaw, about six months after stephen and jennifer's wedding, their relationship grew ice cold. now it was stephen himself who was also feeling rejected, kicked out of that family circle. >> stephen was hurt and discouraged. i don't know if he thought that was just a stage that she would go through while she was pregnant,

laughter jennifer. _ go to work... laughter jennifer. l _ go to work...guys. lesterand jennifer, good guys. lester and jennifer, good night. hello there. this is your update from the bbc sport centre. i'm gavin ramjaun. wales' hopes of reaching next summer's european championship automatically are over — but not without controversy. it all started so well in cardiff in a game they had to win, neco williams putting them ahead against turkey. and they thought they should have had a penalty — brennanjohnson bundled over — but nothing given. there was a penalty in the second half, though — ben davies adjudged to have fouled kenan yildiz — and turkey scored from the spot. johnson had a goal disallowed late on, but it finished 1—1, and wales can now only reach the euros next summer via the playoffs in march. had wales won, they would have also needed croatia to drop points against armenia — which also didn't happen. the home side winning 1—0 in zagreb to go through as runners up behind turkey. elsewhere, france lost their 100% record by drawing 2—2 with greece

jennifer kates yes so -- jennifer kates: yes so representative smith mentioned that he was a supporter been a supporter of how far he really has been. and the program has been reauthorized three times. this would be its fourth. i think what has happened is the larger politics in the united states around abortion and the partisan differences between republicans and democrats have sort of taken over what has been a very bipartisan discussion. i think the important piece to know, though, is there's several u.s. laws that actually restrict the use of u.s. funding for abortion. pepfar doesn't fund abortion. it never has. there's no evidence that it has. this is really a broader issue around differences between the current administration's views on abortion and choice and that of those who are opposed to abortion. john: and specifically, he's complaining about the biden administration's repeal of what's called the mexico city protocol, that not to use any funds to any group that provides abortion. jennifer kates: when it's in place, and it's always been put in place by republican presidents

tonight -- jennifer hudson, comedian matt rogers an all-new "closer look.he 8g band with justin faulkner. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden visited an amtrak maintenance facility today in delaware. so we got an extra hour of sleep this weekend but he sure did not. too excited! [ laughter ] former president trump took the witness stand today in his civil fraud trial. he swore to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, and then everyone just laughed and laughed. [ laughter ] while testifying during his civil fraud trial today, former president trump said that he believes his mar-a-lago resort is worth between $1 and $1.5 billion ah, very smart the insanity defense [ laughter ] dude, you bought it for $10 million in 1985. and now it's worth $1.5 billion? the only way i would believe that is if it was in brooklyn. [ laughter ] then that's about right. maybe a little low w

jennifer welsh, lucy hornby, _ so. jennifer welsh, lucy hornby, thank _ so. thank you both. thank you- thank _ hornby, thank you both. thank you. thank you. _ around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making the news. britain's prime minister says he will press ahead with plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda — after the highest court in the uk ruled that the government's policy was unlawful. rishi sunak said the uk was working on a new treaty with rwanda that would protect against the removal of asylum seekers from rwanda back to their home country. it comes amid a turbulent week in uk politics. you gave your home secretary the heave—ho on monday. - the court has - shredded your rwanda plan today, is a total shambles, isn't it? l we returned 20,000 people, we have made thousands of arrests, all while the numbers in europe are getting worse, so it actually shows that when i said we would stop the boats, when i made that speech injanuary, we are delivering. the controversial plan to fly asylum seekers to rwanda and

jennifer, let's move the conversation to the senate.lle is continuing to block military promotions over pentagon abortion policy. even his fellow republicans are not happy about this. they took to the floor and excoriated the guy. now there is more controversy after tuberville spokesperson was privately floating primary challengers for senators who voted to in and run across to propose blockade. your reaction to the seeming republican rebellion against tuberville? >> well, it just shows you how out of whack, even for this period of time, even for the senate, which is farther to the right and i think it is ever been. there is discomfort, there is understanding that he is harming national security. this is becoming an issue for them. they look really ridiculous. the problem is a must they and the democrats are willing to change the rules than this is going to go on. i want to underscore this point. he gets to do this because the rules allow him. if they want to stop whining, change the rules! >> you know, david, as jennifer was talking we

, our corresponent there in uh soul south korea, hello jennifer, i hope you're doing well, uh, seems like you're a rally to and what is your rally all about and what is that commemorating because it might be different, i think this one is in support of palestinians, but very similar to the message with respect to the rally, the day against arrogant uh powers taking place. in tehran cuuse we very well know aerogan powers today have united behind the israeli regime and its atrocities and killing of civilians in gaza. yes, this protest is easily the biggest protest so far, because we have now two major groups taking part in the pro palestine protest here in soul south korea next to the israeli embassy in the heart of downtown soul. as this rally is taking place, a march is also taking place near the embassy, it's composed of all the major groups that are progressive and liberal such as the metal workers union of south korea, their jajon, north ching chong province branches here, and the green party, for instance, and many, many other south korean political. parties and labor organizatio

jennifer: a lot depends on how the tech evolves.e started with 14 nanometer chips, which is considered advanced but not the most cutting-edge. as technology continues to advance down in size, is that bar going to have to shift, as well? i think the other aspect is, we are seeing that china is able to work around whatever the existing restrictions are. maybe that is through using equipment, making more mature nodes, forcing it to make more advanced ones, maybe it is combining chips to complete additional power. that is another area where these restrictions might devolve to address those rules. yvonne: we have this meeting with janet yellen, laying the groundwork, but are we getting closer to some sort of dÉtente? jennifer: i would take a learner expectation in terms of what to expect after yellen's meeting with lifeng. the fact they are meeting is an important signal that these two are trying to manage their tensions and differences and pursue a stable path forward, but i do not see a change in either side's broader approach to the r

jennifer, briefl , different systems. jennifer, briefly. do _ different systems.briefly, do you think the summit did enough to start to ease those incredible tensions we've seen playing out over the past few months between these countries which are low as we mentioned earlier, it's a bit of a low bar, the fact that progress is reallyjust getting back to where we were not that long ago in advance of some of the tensions that have happened over taiwan for example. i think this did indicate positive momentum. i think this did indicate positive momentum. think this did indicate ositive momentum. ~ positive momentum. i think the one note of _ positive momentum. i think the one note of caution _ positive momentum. i think the one note of caution is _ positive momentum. i think the one note of caution is the - positive momentum. i think the one note of caution is the two l one note of caution is the two presidents met last year in indonesia, likewise a pretty positive meeting that set out a joint intention to establish guardrails in the relationship and a few months late

rally there in the south korean capital, what can you tell us, jennifer? well, this is the biggest one yet, and this is the 10th one, so it's... tells you just how much this movement is growing, especially since the israeli embassy, which is right here next to this protest, recently started banning the protesters from having banners and signs and other equipment that they use for their protests here near the embassy out on the street and that really interiated the protestors and so now this protest is just growing like wildfire, previously it was mainly in soul, but now it's also being held in, the third largest city of korea as well as pusan, the second largest city of pusan a regular base, and they attacked the israeli ambassador, the george university on wednesday of this week. so there's no way there that the israeli ambassador can go and escape these protesters anymore and they are demanding that the genocide against the palestinians including the genocide of 6,000 palestinian children by boming hospitals schools and refugee camps and using other war

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press tv's jennifer chaing joining us uh from a uh pro-palestinian rally in the south green capital so. for the third saturday in a row, pro-palestine demonstrators packing the streets of central london to condemn the uk government's unequivocal support for... israel, our government is cheering this on and supporting israel to carry on with the massacre in gaza, so we want to try and stop that. i'm so ashamed of our government that they are sanctioning what i think. is just collective murder and it really, really has got to stop, it's awful. they should be listening to the protestors and demanding that there's an immediate and complete ceas far that humanitarian aid is allowed through, from madrid to milan and beyond, even in germany, home to one of the largest muslim communities in the eu, where such protests have been restricted over what was described as anti-semitism concerns. despite government attempts to... to legitimize it, support for palestinians is on the rise with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets of central london today to raise awareness of what's h

jennifer, nick, three kids. keeping five bellies full quickly empties their wallet these days. >> prices have definitely gone up. >> reporter: grocery prices have spiked with no sign food costs are going back down. >> i always shop the sales. >> reporter: recently they tried something new to find food bargains, salvage food shopping. jennifer says she's saving a lot. >> i think at least half of what it would cost in the grocery store. >> reporter: jennifer uses martie. >> martie is an online discount store. we work with vendors and food producers and take overstock, closeout, surplus, and sell it in this online store at 30 to 70% off. >> reporter: she cofounded martie in san francisco with carrie in l.a., helping fellow west coasters save. two years later they've opened a new centrally located texas warehouse and are taking martie nationwide. >> in general, there's enough food to go around. it's the going around that's the issue. >> reporter: by trucks, trains, planes, food crisscrosses our country. a surprising

jennifer: this is coming off of a unique situation. few years ago with the pandemic and the rebound, these are the absent flows of economic activity. overall, we need to bring it down to 2%. if we change it now, it will question defense credibility for central banks. this 2% target, all the major central bankers are tracking down and saying they are not to be changing that target anytime soon. this is all with rate hikes to bring inflation back down to a tolerable pace. jon: here in canada today, we heard the bank of canada governor talk about in his opinion rates likely being restrictive enough in the fight against inflation for now but since central banks will likely try to keep a bit of wiggle room to move on rates again if needed, what will be the determining factor if ultimately rates are not restrictive enough? what would you be watching for on the leash in front? jennifer: energy prices for sure but definitely the housing market. that is the biggest driver. you see that playing out in homeowner behavior. or those who are looking

we knew what some of the messages sounded like generally, but jennifer little was saying that you got a subpoena to return the classified records to the federal government now that you are no longer president, and you must comply, and you have got to comply is what jennifer little told the investigatorssh and we know that evan corcoran, and another attorney for donald trump was strong in the warnings to the president, you have to turn over what you have, and not all of the documents were turned over, and several of them were found in the fbi search of mar-a-lago, and it is possible that both jennifer little and evan corcoran could be called to testify against him, donald trump, in that upcoming trial scheduled for next may. sara. >> yes, and we also have donald trump in public saying in public that he didn't believe that he had to, and so he did have advice from counsel. thank you,caikatelyn polantz. >>> and now, with us, ellie honig, and there are some doozy words that they teach in law school, and jennifer little says clearly that she told donald trump that if he failed to comply tu

jennifer and nick plus three kids.ng five bellies full quickly empties the travia wallet, especially these days. >> prices have definitely gone up. >> reporter: she's right. grocery prices have spiked with no sign food costs are going back down. >> i always shop the sales. >> reporter: recently the travias tried something new to find food bargains. salvage food shopping. and jennifer says she's saving a lot. >> i mean, i think at least half of what would cost in the grocery store. >> reporter: jennifer uses martie. >> martie is an online discount store. we work with vendors and food producers and we take everything that is overstock, closeout, surplus, and we sell it in this online store at 30% to 70% off to consumers. >> reporter: libby co-founded martie in san francisco. with her co-founder carrie in l.a. they set out to help fellow west coasters save. two years later they've opened a new centrally located texas warehouse and are taking martie nationwide. >> in general, you know, there's enough food to go around. it'

jennifer, i don't know.i was advising presidential campaigns, i could not imagine if advent, after event, after event, candidates were met with crowds like that. i'd say, we just need to pack it up and go home. >> and yet, he still is managing to meet the criteria to be on the stage, which is just an interesting twist on it there. but what governor christie is doing, i think, is very important for history. he is saying what needs to be heard. he's saying something that needs to be recorded, you know, in the history books and the future. he's being honest and direct, and i've gotta say, when you first got into this race, i was extremely skeptical. the fact that he has stayed with it, in spite of the fact that the crowds are clearly not with him, i honestly think he deserves some credit for that. do i think there's any chance that his message is going to cut through to all those folks that are booing? no, not at all. it's clear that the republican party, the republican base, they're with trump. trump is still

i also want to bring in former prosecutor jennifer rogers, with former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district attorney elliott hoenig. what is your reaction to this freeze? are you surprised? >> well, wolf, i've never seen anything quite like this. just so people can follow the history here quickly, the judge imposed the gag order first. but then she put it on hold to give donald trump's team a chance to appeal it. however, donald trump then pretty much immediately violated it while it was on hold. so the judge said okay, i'm unfreezing it and putting the gag order back in place. what the appeals court has done has said is hold on, we're going to put it on hold. so as we sit here, the gag order is on hold. i take two lessons out of this. first of all, the appeals court is taking donald trump's first amendment argument seriously. they're going the hear him out. second of all, they have signalled to donald trump you're on a very short leash here. we intend to move very, very quickly. so we'll have to wait and see what the appeals court does in the next couple

just piggybacking off jennifer's remark.ter what happened and michigan, and in kansas last year, and in ohio earlier this week, it's very clear that abortion and protecting it it's important to voters. if you are somebody in a state where you can actually pass it by as illicit referendum, to add protection for abortion and to the state constitution, a smart political move for democrats. and considering that 90%, close to 90% of the democratic party voters are in favor of protecting abortion access -- republicans are or supportive. it's a smart political move. and one that basically says, abortion access, protecting, it is even more popular than your political candidate or political party. it's a good move. >> jennifer, speaker mike johnson just released his stopgap spending plan. as a government shutdown looms at the end of next week, the plan is a stopgap measure. a stopgap measure known as a continuum resolution. without any spending cuts, the hard route has been pushing for. the resolution would split government funding i

at the time, it was unclear to jennifer whether or not the driver was removed from uber's platform.ney rachel abrams says uber doesn't tell the passenger if a driver is removed from the platform. unless they are in litigation and discovery in its 2019 to 2020 us safety report, uber says the core tenets of its approach are to remove requirements of conclusive corroboration and survivor credibility when determining whether to ban the accused party from uber's app. in response to a media request, the rideshare company tells the i-team jennifer's driver was deactivated from the platform. uber refunded jennifer's ride and sent her information on an uber resource hotline and national sexual assault hotline. >> i didn't imagine that that that would happen to me because of a ten minute uber drive. >> abrams says uber doesn't properly screen drivers. >> we do know that they want to do the bare minimum because they want to get drivers. without drivers, they don't make money. >> according to uber's 2019 to 2020, us safety report, sexual assault is defined as any physical or attempted physical

as stephanie told her friend, jennifer. >> she heard spanking.re she got up the stairs and down the hall to the kitchen. >> my boy was acting out far beyond the norm. i said, come on. >> that was a wednesday morning. stephanie was furious about the spanking and stormed off to work and that very day was laid off from her county job. and then, still upset with dale, stephanie went to see a judge and filed a restraining order against him. saught advice from her friend bill. >> honestly, i was a little bit surprised. i had never detected any major problems in the relationship. >> but, and this was distinctly odd, she asked the court to delay implementing the order until the following monday. then she went home and said dale suggested that family holiday. >> we had a wonderful weekend at the hotel colorado. in the hot springs, swimming with the kids. >> but then, back in town, is when stephanie revealed one, that she was in love with a another man. and two, a restraining order was about to be served. >> she told me that the sheriff 's department was g

jennifer, i like to start with you.es it say about the state of the gop that they're willing to vote george santos off the island but they'll keep mtg and lauren boebert? >> well, it is pretty interesting, i think it shows that its ideology and mega subservience above all. no matter what you've done, so long as they are devoted maga person and pay homage to donald trump, you can stay. however, if you're an embarrassment and kind of a non supporter or a lukewarm supporter, or doing nothing for the cause, off you go, off the island. i'm a little bit surprised or even willing to get rid of him since their numbers are very small in the house and the loose one seat. i'll take it. getting rid of someone like george santos, it's at least to start. from there, we can talk about other people who need to go. >> juanita, i can play a little bit more of santos's wild conversation from this weekend. take a quick listen. >> i was, as we joke around a law in my circles, were like, oh my god, you are the it girl, everybody wanted you,

at the time, it was unclear to jennifer whether or not the driver was removed from uber's platform.eiffer wolf, attorney rachel abrams says uber doesn't tell the passenger if a driver is removed from the platform unless they are in litigation and discovery in its 2019 to 2020, us safety report, uber says the core tenets of its approach are to remove requirement of exclusivity. corroboration and survivor credibility when determining whether to ban the accused party from uber's app. in response to a media request, the rideshare company tells the i-team jennifer's driver was deactivated from the platform. um, uber refunded jennifer's ride and sent her information on an uber resources hotline and national sexual assault hotline. >> i didn't imagine that that that would happen to me because of a ten minute uber drive, abrams says. >> uber doesn't properly screen drivers. >> we do know that they want to do the bare minimum because they want to get drivers without drivers, they don't make money. >> according to uber's 2019 to 2020 us safety report, sexual assault is defined as any physical

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. jennifer, i can imagine there'll be - future conflicts as well. jennifer, i can imagine there'll bell be some relief in washington where some the american hostages could be released today are to might, just ahead of thanksgiving. joe biden has been heavily involved with this but he's been paying heavily the price for supporting israel. what do you think we'll be hearing from jerusalem tonight? i we'll be hearing from jerusalem toniaht? ~ , we'll be hearing from jerusalem toniaht? ~' , ., tonight? i think they are enthusiastic _ tonight? i think they are enthusiastic about - tonight? i think they are enthusiastic about the l tonight? i think they are _ enthusiastic about the conversations occurring _ enthusiastic about the conversations occurring and greater the possibilities of release, even if it's 50, — possibilities of release, even if it's 50, it's— possibilities of release, even if it's 50, it's still better than nothing _ it's 50, it's still better than nothing. and hopefully, the negotiations will go a little bit further— negotiations will go a little bit further to release m

jennifer, update our viewers. what did the secretary say?> reporter: secretary blinken really wanted to reiterate that the u.s. and its arab partners are on the same page about the objectives for this war, that they want to see this come to an end eventually in a sustainable way and they want to see civilians protected. however, he could not dispute that there are differences between the positions of himself and the ministers with whom he met today. most notably, the egyptian foreign minister, the jordanian foreign minister all called for a ceasefire. this is something the u.s. continues to oppose. they say it would give hamas leverage to regroup and attack israel again. they're instead calling for these humanitarian pauses. this is something the secretary spoke about yesterday in tel aviv. he really wanted to underline, though, that they are all working toward this common goal. this is how he put it. >> we come together here today sharing the same fundamental interest and objective, to end this conflict in a way that ensures lasting peace a

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jennifer: that is right.of deliverables, what we know so far -- and i ensure more information will come out -- cooperation on fentanyl, an effort to stem the flow of fentanyl, that has been a major issue for the biden administration. resuming military to military communication channels. that is of increasing importance given the proximity military forces are operating. xi jinping heading into this dinner, his main goal is to try to project confidence, reassure them that china remains open for business and welcoming of foreign investment and leveraging his recent meeting with president biden to try to indicate there is great stability in u.s.-china relations. that is a concern for foreign investors wondering about how stable their investments might be. shery: jennifer welch. let's bring in our guest, olivier d'assier, head of apac at axioma. we are seeing some progress made on u.s.-china tensions. how much does this help sentiment in the markets? olivier: it goes a long way to removing one of the worries that

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jennifer, -- jennifer: those constraints as he was reflecting include a number of things that have beensecret here in south africa, it's of course the electricity issues, as he mentioned, there is the rail and logistics metric that has been dampening any growth in this economy. and also crime and corruption. we've seen the private sector really working closely with the private sector to try and address this, but we are also heading into an election year. so he was trying to caution that, all of this is good and well if the government is addressing it. but until we actually see some sort of progress in some quick progress on some of these issues, it's unclear what the outlook looks like for this economy. kriti: what did the ceo have to say about the outlook you are mentioning question market feels very intuitive that if you have these issues in the railroad system, that the economy isn't looking too bright in the future, would he agree? jennifer: he did point to the signs that we are seeing from the national treasury in particular, also from the central bank governor, a lot of the action

jennifer, thank you. pressure though is increasing on israel as it prosecutes this war against hamas, hamas leadership. several of its closest allies including the u.s. now pressing for what are called humanitarian pauses to allow for the importation of necessary food, water, medicine and fuel to gaza. israeli officials say idf troops have reached the heart of gaza city. senior correspondent mike tobin is in sderot, israel tonight with the latest, good evening. mike. >> and, bret, a source tells fox the u.s., israel and qatar are talking about a pause in fighting up to three days in exchange for hostage release. absent an agreement, israel presses on with the offensive. >> amid destruction and churned up dirt, israeli forces are in the early stages of destroying the vast tunnel network nicknamed the metro under the gaza strip. at least 1 # 0 tunnel entrances located and destroyed why by combat engineers. hamas released a video with their fighters in the rubble of gaza using ak-47s to take pot shots at mec

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we want to get to jennifer griffin, this just broke. you have more for us, jennifer? military sources tell us the u.s. military has carried out air strikes in eastern syria. would have been against houthi, but iranian-backed proxies firing rockets and drones on u.s. bases. 41 attack on u.s. troops and bases since october 17th. we are getting more details now but these air strikes were carried out, we are told, just moments ago, they are getting the bomb damage assessment. we don't know how many locations, but it is based on the last pair of air strikes on october 26th. the u.s. would likely be targeting unmanned warehouses, storage facilities. the question is how many of those iranian-backed proxy bases will they have targeted tonight? while they have used ff 16 -- we reported an hour or two, mq-9 reaper shot down over the red sea by houthi forces in yemen. so far we do not have any word of any retaliatory strike by the u.s. military at this time but this is new and breaking as we speak, dana, based on senior u.s. military sources. >> dana: jennifer, why now? >> why n

and jennifer says it's rituals like this that move those memories across the generational divide.celebrating him on veterans day. >> reporter: i've never heard of joy associated with veterans day. but you make me feel it. [laughter] spinning pain into pride. a bryant family tradition. steve hartman, "on the road," in arlington, virginia. >> norah: what a beautiful family and what a wonderful way to remember him. happy veterans day to all of you out there. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donn >>> apec kicks off tomorrow and people are already reworking their commute ahead of the potential traffic mess. >> i didn't want to drive today, that's exactly why i took the ferry. >> we will help you navigate the maze of security closures, and a vibrant scene in chinatown right now as the night market kicks off. and a north bay community rallies around a palestinian family after their business was hit with hateful graffiti. >> we didn't expect any of this. we know they like us, but not that much. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello, i'm sara donchey

jennifer shu give it only to their most vulnerable patients. those with underlying conditions have put them at risk. >> we are hoping it is winter really cut down and hospitalizations as well as complications like pneumonia or even death. >> reporter: why are they particularly susceptible? >> their immune systems are not developed yet. the other thing is their airways are a little bit smaller. >> reporter: rsp symptoms include a high fever, worsening cough, and trouble breathing. symptoms that can lead to hospitalization and even death. chris comstock's 20-month-old daughter ada lynn at rsv in september. she spent nine days fighting for her life in the hospital. >> i just remember my wife and i were standing in the hospital room crying, going, "what do you do?" i have zero control, sitting in that hospital room, knowing i can do nothing to help my child. and then watching her walk and run and get back to health again, you can't put a price tag on the thankfulness we have. >> reporter: dr. shu says with case is still rising in georgia, she is al

jennifer, it's good to see you soon. talk to me about what this really really means for the o g t q community inside russia as well. brand new to put it shortly. it means that people from the eligibility to community in russia are under threat more than ever before . technically speaking, this ruling forbids any form of eligibility to activism, as you have said. but because the ruling was kind of big, there are fears that people simply belonging to the eligibility to community could be arrested, prosecuted. and then phase long term prison sentences. but it's not only people, it's also organizations that use symbolism that is related to the audi q movement, like rainbows or rainbow flags, for example. these could also become a target. and another possibility is that eligibility to people living in russia now to try to leave russia for good as they have to fear for their safety now more than ever. so if i want to be clear on this, that means, so if a man were to go out in public somewhere in rush it and say i am a gay man

sources said the lawyer, jennifer little, told investigators trump absolutely understood the warning.orney jennifer little's warning to donald trump reportedly came during a may 2022 meeting at mar-a-lago that she and fellow attorney evan corcoran held with their client. the attorneys stress the importance of complying with the justice department's subpoena. nbc news reports that jennifer little told trump, quote, that if, after a diligent search of mar-a-lago, they found more classified documents and returned all of em, he wouldn't face legal jeopardy. as it would be complying with the subpoena. the sources said. but she told trump, if there are any more classified documents failing to return all of them, moving forward, will be a problem, especially because the subpoena requires a signed certification swearing full compliance, the sources said. once this is signed, if anything else is located, it's going to be a crime. sources quoted little as recalling she told trump. the sources said that one when investigators ask little if those messages to trump landed, she responded, absolutel

is there really trouble in paradise, the hollywood media wonders. about the relationship between jennifesflick, but the fans are serious they are worried about them, what are these dissatisfied faces in the photo, all these are little things , insiders say, but it was this couple that made the audience believe in true love through the years, it was the little things that destroyed many bright hollywood families, about which today we can say, but not they could have been together, it turns out they could, tom cruise and penelope cruise, yes they were together, in 2000 they met on the set of... a film, in 2001 fans already watched this romance, it was convenient for cruise and cruise, and glossy, but that’s it, which is brilliant, the actors were too in demand and essentially crossed paths only on the red carpet of social events, so when the union broke up in 2004, neither tom nor penelope were particularly upset, soon penelope began an affair with matthew mcconnaughey, probably not many remember this couple, the stars met for only a year, but penelope calls ... this relationship is the bri

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i also want to bring in our legal experts shan wu and jennifer rogers. shan, these staffers were the eyes and ears of mar-a-lago as we know. how valuable would they be as witnesses? >> they would be very valuable, wolf. with that cast of characters reminds me of the old board game clue, the murder mystery. and of course the best prosecutions are presented to a jury and the fact finders as that kind of a compelling story told by people who can testify to what they saw, what they heard, what they said. and so a lot of trump's defense wants to really focus on more legal esoteric arguments, what was the scope of his authority, for example, to classify, declassify. but these folks are the eyes and ears on the ground. and as paula has pointed out they really will supply the details of how those documents really were being treated. >> jennifer, what do you make of the pretty extensive network of witnesses and evidence the special counsel is building for his case? what picture will the special counsel be trying to paint? >> well, jack smith wants to paint a comp

jennifer, this is also a bigger issue. this speaks to, i think, also sort of a narrative and demonizing of public officials that someone like depape, who honestly is not unique, might seize on. this isn't particularly a legal question, but perhaps this legal outcome may raise some maybe second thoughts for some people about the kind of rhetoric that is out there because nancy pelosi, who was the original target here, has long been on the receiving end of so much of d demonizing language from her political opponents. >> yeah, i wish we could say it would. as you know, in the wake of this visual attack, you had members of -- former president trump and his followers kind of making fun of it and making light of it and making jokes about the fact that he had been viciously attacked. so it perhaps will be a deterrent for those people who actually might themselves do this sort of thing. they might see this and say, well, gee, if i do what the formerer president suggested, i might get in trouble for it, but whether it stops politi

jennifer griffin covering it for years for us. we're grateful for it.live to tel aviv and dr. falk, foreign policy adviser to prime minister netanyahu. very good to have you with us. i'm curious what your reaction is when you listen to that and obviously all history that you're very familiar with. when you listen to the founder of has talk about being pushed out of his land, he says, after 1948 when the israeli state was created. what do you say about that? >> thank you for having me, martha. the jewish people have been here for 3,500 years. hamas was established as jennifer said in 1987 and will be brought to an end in 2023, perhaps 2024. >> martha: so talk to me about this issue of proportionality that we have been hearing a lot about as people at home watch on their tvs and on their screens these strikes. we saw one on an ambulance in gaza. so give me your view on proportionality and the rules of war in this situation. >> sure. so israel -- let's make this clear. israel is acting in complete compliance with international law. as you noted, there's tw

>> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon.ennifer, thank you. >> alarming growth of anti-semitism on college and university campus is become a national focal point as the war in israel continues. senior national correspondent rich edson shows us the latest examination of that situation on capitol hill. >> myself, and many other jewish students at columbia, no longer feel welcome because now we know that we are hated. simply for being jews. >> nationwide, jewish college students are experiencing a disturbing rise in anti-semitism. reports of incidents campuses in cities like new orleans, philadelphia, and chicago. >> jewish students have shared with me that they're afraid for their physical safety. they are afraid to walk alone on campus. >> now congress is getting involved. senators held a round table this morning to hear from some of these jewish students. republicans on the senate help committee committee, which has jurisdiction over education, organized the event. >> there is no justification, there is no sliding scale of t

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jonathan: jennifer surane on the latest.crazy story, icbc is basically under attack by what could be lockbit, a criminal gang with ties to russia, which has led them to struggle to settle trades and center around -- send around this usb stick around manhattan. tom: i would defer to someone like dan tannenbaum, who has really has experience here. our the billions of money we are spending on cyber, are we holding meetings just to have meetings or are we just getting something done? lisa: you can get something done, but in this chicken and egg game, you have to advance further than the perpetrators advanced technology to attack you. if i were advising children who have any capacity in cybersecurity ever, it might be a good history to go into -- jonathan: are you speaking to your kids? lisa: i have not speak to anyone. [laughter] jonathan: if you are looking for anything to blame that we treasury -- that weak treasury auction on, a lot of people are pointing to this one. tom: it is a bad treasury auction -- lisa: we don't know.