garrett jones learned russian well. around moscow and collects stories about the scary. famine, which is intensifying in the agrarian regions of the ussr. journalists' trips to the starving region are strictly prohibited, but jones's colleagues are not particularly interested in exchanging a well-fed and comfortable moscow for terrible ukrainian realities. by manipulating the name of the prime minister, jones does the impossible, receives official permission to travel to kharkiv. before reaching the first soviet capital of ukraine, garrett jones gets off the train and walks along the snowy railway. tracks, 40 km and several days without supervision, in 20 different villages he will talk to peasants swollen from hunger and see hell. one cry is heard everywhere i 've been and it was: "we don't have bread, everyone is getting fat." if everything is serious now, if millions are dying in the villages as they are, because i have not visited a single village where many have not died people, so what will happen in a month. then

jones is now seen in both a positive and negative light. today you could say she represents a mixture of expectation and disappointment. to cms, they thought overseas. the tone was now set in feeling young. there was kimmy or john or that the charge against the south koreans in the united states, once again called the imperialist enemy. time and again, she wrote aggressive declarations, read on state television, signed using her official title deputy department, director of the central committee of the workers party of korea. i was reverting to the traditional language of north korean prints, although she promised americans retaliation that will make you lose sleep. and she responds to south korea's offer of economic pain in exchange for do you know where is ation with the words? nobody binders their destiny for a bit of corn. in august of 2021 sole reactive to the mounting tensions by announcing that it would resume jointed military exercises with the united states. they had been suspended during the period of warming relations. mule jones

jones took charge injanuary and signed a five year deal. now, he's resigned.hosts the next world cup. for now, it's reflecting on an expensive mistake. in terms of eddie, we ended up at a sensible outcome. the campaign was clearly very disappointing and i think a proud rugby nation like australia for us to perform the way we did was, was, was very, very disappointing. hindsight�*s a wonderful thing. i think that when you make decisions, you get presented information at the time and you make decisions based on that information. and as i said, where we ended up was clearly not good enough. jones told the press down under he did want to go on coaching. it seems a bit like a marriage. you need commitment from both sides. his commitment, he said, has been 100%. he will officially step down on november 25th, still less than a year on from when he was sacked by england. now there are reportsjones will retrace his steps not to twickenham, but tokyo. he coached japan at a world cup where they beat south africa. as yet, he says, there's been no offers. jones will be bac

jones has overseen a calamitous run of results.mer england coach, with those victories coming against tier—two nations georgia and portugal at the world cup — a tournament that they failed to get out of the group stage of for the first time. joe lynskey reflects on the eddiejones reign. august in australia, and the wallabies went to france with some hope, but many doubts. two world cup warm—up games had brought two defeats, but eddiejones was defiant. i love this negativity. it's fantastic. i love it. love it. keep going, keep going. you know we're terrible. just tell us we're terrible, and we'll prove you wrong. what came next was aussie gloom. they lost to fiji and wales. i've been working nonstop since i've come here and i apologise for the results. i keep saying that. jones kept up his fight, but his team reached a new low, out in the group stage for the first time — their worst world cup in history. it was meant to be the first step in a new era. jones took charge injanuary and signed a five—year deal. now, he's resigned. in f

tim, your jones response was swift and bitter. she declared that the korean peninsula would never see peace as long as american troops remained in south korea. just a few years after her visit the soul, she added a personal message that she deeply regretted what she called the south korean authorities, deceitful behavior, the rupture without complaint. the tim, your jones words were a demand to the world that north korea the seed and taken seriously as a nuclear power. for years, the international community had worked in vain towards the nuclear. i think the country a goal that experts 5 since all but advantage when you have a country like north korea, determined to get nuclear weapons, you can negotiate forever and you're never going to get them to give the weapons up . was there a time in the past? when do you call or eyes ation of north korea was possible. i don't know. nobody can answer that. i mean, came gentlemen who would have to have his head examined if he were really willing to relinquish his nuclear arsenal. after his p

we lost seniors. >> reporter: she says jones was a mass murderer. she and some survivors are still upset his name you see here, which is his legal name, was engraved on the memorial plaques along with the other victims at evergreen cemetery in oakland. many of the victims were buried here. >> you got to be real in denial and delusional to insult us and want us to honor jim jones. it's ludicrous. it's insensitive. >> reporter: but other survivors and family members say having his name here doesn't change the fact that jones was a sick and evil person. >> whoever died that day, their names are all in alphabetical order on those plaques as a point of history. you can't change history, as much as you want. >> reporter: as the fight to remove his name continues, both sides agree, people should learn from the tragedy. >> nothing is going to be given to you freely. there is always a cost. and whenever someone tries to take your identity from you and tell you how you should think and who you should be, that should be one of the warning signs. >> reporter: s

she, her husband and her young child followed cult leader, jim jones to jonestown to create what they thought was a socialist paradise. >> the time that i was in jonestown, it was very similar to this, the rain that we are witnessing which is coming down often times very hard to me represents the cry of those who lost their lives over there. >> reporter: she commenced jones to let her family leave about one year before the massacre. she said her case was an exception, most people were not allowed to leave. >> it was truly an active concentration camp and we were guarded 24/7 by armed security officers. >> reporter: she reminds people what happened wasn't a mass suicide. >> they were innocent. they were victims. they did not willingly die. they did not willingly take the poison. this was a massacre. >> reporter: she said jones was a mass murderer, she and other survivors are still upset. his legal name was engraved on the memorial plaques along with the other victims at evergreen cemetery in oakland. many of the victims were buried here. >> it is ludicrous, it is insensitive. >> report

inside the i want to jones. welcome to the program. the united nation says a school age runs in northern garza has been hit by and as strike, the number of casualties is not yet clear. the you an agency helping refugees in the region says thousands of displaced palestinians with sheltering in the school buildings. israel minutes recess is looking into what happened, and will allow more people to evacuate to the south of casa, in a sense of anger and despair. it is palpable in the aftermath of this round of his way to extracts that struck you and run school being used as a refugee shelter at your body. a nose and gaza phones were falling on us. people got blown into pieces, they all died. they were all wounded. we want to truce lease. we are exhausted. where should we go? they hit the shelters. people on the street are getting hit while walking. since when does it become normal district shelters? this is not fair. you walk on the street, you get hit while you're carrying a dead body to bury. they hit a v as well defense versus conductin

[cheers and applause] welcome to "the daily show," i'm leslie jones! applause] last time i hosted the show i solved all of america's problems. but then you all [bleep] everything up again! acting like you got a substitute teacher, showing your ass. guess what? ms. jones is back in class now! [cheers and applause] so let's get these headlines! ♪ ♪ let's get started with something exciting. the republican presidential primary! yeah, can't you feel the energy? [laughter] look at those [bleep] winners! but i hope you are not getting attached to them because they ain't gonna be here long. >> breaking overnight, a shocking announcement from south carolina senator tim scott. he is dropping out of the race for the republican presidential nomination after failing to gain traction in the polls. >> as scott himself asked point, he simply did not think he had enough support from voters to keep trudging for the nomination. >> i think the voters, who are the most for markable people on the planet, been really clear that they are telling me "not now, tim." [laughter

jones there -- lewis vaughan jones jones there —— lewis vaughanjones there at bletchley park.u watching bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. more than 4000 poppies cascading at the museum and art gallery. each one handmade. the display has been created by the branch from newcastle.— created by the branch from newcastle. ~ . ., , ., newcastle. we range in ages from the 40s to the naughties _ newcastle. we range in ages from the 40s to the naughties every _ newcastle. we range in ages from the 40s to the naughties every decade. i 40s to the naughties every decade. they are knitted, they are crocheted, there is felt in all sorts. we came up with the design and we assembled it accordingly. there are absolutely thousands. the -o- ies there are absolutely thousands. the poppies are being displayed over the city's spitfire. the aircraft would designed by someone born in north staffordshire. 0f designed by someone born in north staffordshire. of course, during world war ii, the spitfire became emblematic of the allies's fighting spirit. the display wil

only to have jones take it downcourt. the two time mvp chases him down the court and he comes up with a monster block. quite a night. 40 points. 15 rebounds. seven assists. his monster night help them push back the mavericks. >>> coming up, the search is ended in memphis for a man accused of shooting and killing four people. police say that suspect is now dead . >>> rescue crews consider new strategies as they struggle to save 41 construction workers after a tunnel collapse in india a week ago. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31 at coveredca.com. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is

tonight -- leslie jones producer of "please don't destroy: the treasure of foggy mountain," filmmakerapatow. music from rett madison. featuring the 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 according to a new poll, president biden's approval rating dropped to 39%, but he's thinking he can get that back up once he's indicted a few times [ laughter ] president biden participated in yesterday's white house demo day showcasing new technologies from across the country and was way too easily impressed [ laughter ] "sir, that's the office printer. [ laughter ] "look at this thing. former president trump praised his daughter ivanka this morning ahead of her taking the witness stand in a civil fraud trial and called her, quote, my wonderful and beautiful daughter weird, when his sons were testifying, he didn't have much to say about them. but now that it's ivanka, he's talking to her like she has medical power of att

harkey jones off blocky that is nothing to more this political, the bossy in india saying, and i did speak to, i'm a small the who is the i t subhead after be to be seeing that this isn't simply about algorithm malfunctions, but there is possibly a big or a more sinister div using global dot f t. here, he's basically saying that to george soros, remember who's the man behind repeated regime change and dense? and india is perhaps the funding got as he mentioned the access. now that is linked to apple and remember, it is due for a general election next to having said that, the opposition continues to blame the government, the snooping party. first used pegasus despite against opposition, leaders and other institutions and are now using other tools to continue spying. india cannot be cowed by such threats. so apple was quick to clarify, but some would say that apple statement was sort of hostile beat. why not? who did speak about how similar notifications haven't received 5 people in around 150 countries, but it really didn't get much into details of what these notification are. why are

louis vaughan jones i right now. thank you very much | indeed. louis vaughan jones has right now.deed. louis vaughanjones has been covering that summit from us. thanks again. {iii covering that summit from us. thanks aaain. . ., , ., covering that summit from us. thanks aaain. , ., ., ~ again. of course, we are talking about al- _ again. of course, we are talking about al. the _ again. of course, we are talking about al. the summit _ again. of course, we are talking about al. the summit is - again. of course, we are talking i about al. the summit is underlying how important is for all of issues. it is already being used extensively. in a completely different form from what we've been talking about in terms of risks and problems. there is of course a very exciting and brilliant side to ai. no more than this. in the last half hour — the beatles have released what's been billed as their "final song". �*now and then' has been 45 years in the making, withjohn lennon recording the vocals on a demo in 1978 — two years before his death. the vocals were then lifted using ai. all four beatl

lewis morgan jones there at bletchley park. thank you for i point. lewis morgan jones there at.lice recorded a huge increase in the number reports of both anti—semitic and islamophobic offenses, during the first 18 days of october — coinciding with the hamas attack in southern israel — and the israeli military action in gaza. during that time, the met recorded 218 anti—semitic offences — compared to 15 in the same period a year ago. in percentage terms, that's an increase of 1,353%. the comparative figures for islamophobic offenses was 120 — up from 42 last year — an increase of 140%. that is the backdrop from the last three weeks. live now to zara mohammed, secretary general of the muslim council of britain. welcome to the programme. just give me an overarching sense then of what the last four weeks have been like in your view in terms of what is concerning you the most.- in your view in terms of what is concerning you the most. yes, this has been a — concerning you the most. yes, this has been a deeply _ concerning you the most. yes, this has been a deeply distressing i concer

i took, he thought, seemed to be wanting to play a role to prevent the dorian jones. then as simple as thank you so much more than 150 people have been killed in an earthquake and nipple. the trend was struck in the middle of the night's very many victims in their homes. the army and police are searching for survivors, but officials expect to find more bodies and the remote mountainous region residents dug through the trouble to pull survives from the wreckage of collapse. buildings. many peddler sleep in their homes. when that bond felt tremors. a video footage on local media showed crumbling facades of multi story brick houses up to that magnitude of 5.6 uptake. the said these are more tactical district invest in the ball rolling. i hit enter using the foot hand and on the left part of the body. though i was fast asleep when suddenly it started shaking violently. i tried to run, but the whole house collapsed. i tried escaping, but half my body got buried in the debris, high scream, and everyone of my neighbors was in the same situation and screaming for help. it too

mr jones. want to just start with a quick clarification for your answer to the ranking members question about forced arbitration. i understand you're, you're not using those for folks, guard reserve. so you say cr a issues, but are you, is walmart using them for other employees? >> no associates at all, sir. >> good, thank you. thanks for that clarification. shifting gears. i want to talk a bit about military spouse service, number, spouse issues, i may start with you. i understand home depot has a spouse job transfer policy, guaranteeing a job to one of your military spouse workers when their service member, spouse is transferred or reassigned or has orders elsewhere? can you give me a sense of what is that program? how does it work? has it been a success? what have you learned from the program? >> sure. i'd love to talk about it. so, stat i will use is that military spouses cross state lines 10 times more than their civilian counterparts. so, when you're moving every 2 to 3 years, it's very h

we lost seniors. >> reporter: she says jones was a mass murderer.his name you see here, which is his legal name, was engraved on the memorial plaques along with the other victims at evergreen cemetery in oakland. many of the victims were buried here. >> you've got to be real in denial and delusional to insult us and want us to honor jim jones. it's ludicrous, it's insensitive. >> reporter: other survivors and family members say having his name here doesn't change the fact that jones was a sick and evil person. >> whoever died that day, their names are all in alphabetical order on those plaques. we can try to erase all the evil people's names out of the books if you want to. doesn't change history. >> reporter: as the fight continues, both sides agree people should learn from the tragedy. >> nothing is going to be given to you freely. there is always a cost. and whenever someone tries to take your identity from you and tell you how you should think and who you should be, that should be one of the warning signs. >> reporter: some survivors and family

mr jones.nd the written statement of mr jones will be entered into the hearing record. mr eversull, you are now recognized for five minutes for your opening remarks. >> good morning, chairman ranking member takano and , distinguished members of this committee my name is eric , eversull and i'm the president of hiring our heroes and a vice president at the us chamber of commerce. i'm also a retired navy captain. as many of you know, hiring heroes was created when there was a national crisis in veteran unemployment. in 2011, we had hundreds of thousands of service members, many of them who were young, returning home from war zones and they were finding an awful job market working with the chamber's vast network of state and local here -- and local chambers, hiring our heroes led a national coalition of companies who were committed to making veteran hiring a priority. i'm honored to be on the panel today with several of those companies and thanks to these companies and our collective efforts, much

darren jones, shadow chief secretary _ announced it. shadow chief secretary to the treasury, - chief secretary to the treasury, thank you. we will have continued coverage from westminster throughout the day, you're watching bbc news. we will remain in westminster throughout the afternoon bringing you the reaction as mp5 have the opportunity to debate the contents of the king's speech. a reminder once again, that speech delivered by the king, but it is written by the government. the government laying out their plans for the year ahead. they are plans, they are ambitions, the big questions remain about whether they will be delivered, getting those plans into action and delivering for the people of the country. that is of course the big question. let's get the thoughts of our political correspondent anna miller in westminster. —— hannah miller. there was a lot to digest, 21 bills. and if we listen to the king's speech, it felt quite a list of ambitions, king's speech, it felt quite a list ofambitions, everything king's speech, it felt quit

i grew up in london back in the late eighty's early ninety's and iris jones. i'm from the ages 36 years old. and luckily i was adopted when i was about 6 . so i, i know what it's like to be and i can't home for children, which was another reason why i was keen to help the orphanages and on the bus and the children that what does indicates the people of the community time age of gifts for christmas and that stuff with me for life. the joy that proved center existed because these gifts defend up in there, under the tree. and because all these kids coming together in a row, i think i hate go. and i love that thing. i had it 2 years. even though the tires, it won't have to me see mom while i grew up by what am i of these memories is hearing a screams as she was being with there. and i use in the, in the kitchen. so i knew it was going on and even though i couldn't speak when my grandfather pulled me out and they put me in the car in my, on the trans and i just went as a 5 to 3 years old. so it's quite, yeah, it's quite a rough child isn't in london. and the you co

la organizacion de miss mexico la nueva directora es la ex reina de belleza despues de que lupita jonesaron a cynthia de la vega como nueva directora de edad miss mexico >> aqui todas son bienvenidas a cualquier edad estatura mayores de edad por supuesto muchos no biologicas incluso >> el nuevo dueÑo de la franquicia de miss mexico con mucha experiencia en diferentes empresas hablo sobre el orgullo de traer el miss universo a mexico >> mexico tiene que tener la a mejor delegada para ganar el miss universo en mexico que sera el proximo aÑo >> no conoce a lupita jones >> ella siempre ha sido mexicana universal y utilizaba la plataforma de miss universo universal y llevarla a miss universo >> ahora estamos en una nueva era y no estoy forzando nada dios me trajo aqui >> nuestra cadena telemundo va a estar lista para darlo todo en el miss universo >> ahi conocieron a la nueva directora de miss mexico el proximo aÑo se va a celebrar en mexico despues de 17 aÑos seria la quinta ocasion en que reciben a las mujeres mas bellas del universo y telemundo dva a estar lista para arlo todo porque fue

the reverend jim jones expanded the peoples temple into both san francisco and los angeles in the 70's. he was seen to be both magnetic and down to earth. 2 is one time follower. he was just plain old gym that talked about our responsibility to society. >> and how we needed to work together order to create a a perfect toe ps. his message of social equality took root among black and brown communities and with their help, he became a powerful figure in california politics known for helping leaders like the late mayor george moscone get elected. the governor. >> jerry brown, which show up when joan had need of it. he had a way of bringing in the votes. but stories of abuse began to surface discipline, went from talking to >> people when they did something wrong to becoming physical to the point that it became like beatings, a combination of negative press attention and drug field paranoia drove jones to establish a colony in the latin american country of guyana that he named jonestown after himself. >> he lowered his followers with the promise of building a socialist paradise. you lynn w

however, remained remember under the order of jim jones, who had threatened my life if i would leave along with the members of my families lives. and so, we stayed, in people's temple until the first part of 1978. >> reporter: in 1965, jim jones moved his people's temple church from indianapolis to san francisco and started jonestown in guyana in the jungles of south america. on november 18, 1978, jones let a mess murder-suicide, which claims more than 400 lies including children. jonestown memorial is at evergreen since cemetery in east oakland. >> we cannot stand by idly when we know something is wrong. you have to be careful of these leaders who engage in religion, and they try and come into your churches and really, nothing is going to be given to you freely . there is always a cost. >> reporter: the first remembrance was planned before noon. >> it's a memorial commemoration , remembrance of who they were, and what they could have become. i could have been doctors agreement of the 45th anniversary gathering was held this afternoon. among those in attendance, john cobb, whose fami

i can't quite understand the maths behind that, jones , who's paying that, mr jones, who's paying forated and. the homes to be insulated and. >> well, good morning. the £500 a year saving doesn't come actually from the labour party. it comes from the energy company e.on. in evidence that they submitted to parliament. because obviously if you are able to insulate your the heat insulate your home, the heat that you produce predominantly via gas boiler, but maybe via other means , stays in your house other means, stays in your house for longer and you use less energy and so low . energy and so low. >> but you're saying that the taxpayer themselves will have to put the initial outlay for the insulation that they're paying for the insulation in order to save £500 further down the line ? save £500 further down the line? >> it will depend on your circumstances. so the government already is doing insulation work in council houses, for example , in council houses, for example, and housing association houses . and housing association houses. we think they should be doing more of that more quick

that's 20,000 less than the dow jones projection. unemployment also rose and is expected to stay the same. part of it is due to the united auto workers strike that stretched throughout the month. the summer hiring rush is over and winter is cooling the labor market. we have more on the statistics and in-depth look on what it means. his full report comes up in our 6:00 newscast. >>> this gave investors more hope that interest rate hikes are a thing of the past. all three major finished the day in the green. the doubt added about 225. the bigger story was their success throughout the week. each index posted their largest week of gain of this calendar year. >>> still ahead, honoring a music legend who is entrenched in bay area history. the way tupac shakur is being remembered in oakland and why his family hopes it means much more in the future. we are going to take you to southern california workers are still battling a sovereign brushfire. the hopeful news for many who were forced to evacuate their home. >> and chief meteorologist. we

jones .sting that the punters are thinking that the punters are thinking that labour are economically competent, which may be a turn up for the books are we convinced by labour's spending plans? i mean, i keep on trying to down the numbers. to pin them down on the numbers. we've costed this. are we've costed all this. where are these mythical magical costings? because i've not seen any of you. >> yeah. and i think you rightly pointed out some specific examples and i wasn't convinced by answers on, on them. by his answers on, on, on them. i particularly didn't really understand why he said that building homes would building some more homes would cause payments cause people's mortgage payments to fall. i think i mean, is that a supply and demand argument? >> he's basically saying >> i think he's basically saying pnces >> i think he's basically saying prices fall slightly and therefore. >> but i mean, that's that's several several leaps . several several leaps. >> yes. but also, i think 1.5 mill

this is "the daily show" with your host, leslie jones!eers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> leslie: [laughs] [cheers and applause] woo! welcome to "the daily show!" i'm your host, leslie jones! [cheers and applause] woo! and let me tell you, i've been having the time of my life hosting this week. i don't even care that i lost $3,000 for the swear jar. [bleep] that jar! [laughter and applause] but we've got a great show for you tonight, so let's get to these headlines! [cheers and applause] yes! let's kick things off with some big diplomatic news. the president of china is here in the united states for the first time since 2017. now this is a big deal for china and the united states but it's a really big deal for the city of san francisco. >> because the world leaders are coming into town, san francisco has suddenly decided to clean up the city. contractors and maintenance crews not only sweeping streets and getting rid of trash and drug paraphernalia, but officials in law enforcement also removing people. many homeless reportedly being moved out of t

jones and davis aren't what to make of being a tiktok sensation, being prepared for anything is part of their job. >> i didn't feel that until my kids started showing me the views and notes and everything else, and it's just amazing to see all the recognition and all the people around the world that were actually following this story. that's when it really hit me that this is just way beyond us. >> reporter: and for that, rosa said she's glad she posted the video. carlos suarez. cnn, fort lauderdale, florida. >> wow, i love that story. >>> one day after skipping his party's debate, donald trump is talking about his plans if he's elected president. what he says he may do at the justice department. >>> new hampshire governor chris sununu joins us next to discuss trump's comments, the state of the party and many other things. that's up next, stay with us. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these.

the s&p this is interesting it is up-and-down up-and-down just under 1.0 jones industrials of 47 spit in the win column much of the day if not all of the day let's get to the heat map you want to see what happens when a company gets a 52 billion-dollar order, look at the top of the dow and boeing shares are our jumping 4.6% aerospace leader given the biggest lift to the dow the stock is up after emirates airlines putting a fresh order for 95 but when jets the dubai-based carrier was a mix of 777 and 787 dreamliner planes. for boeing there really helping same with walt disney, caterpillar and salesforce. what you see with s&p look at the intraday chart you can see green red green red you could call it of the w will will gobye ones that are doing the best but none of them make the weight loss drugs that are so popular right now, this year as wegovy and ozempic make novo nordisk, skyrocketed, it's unbelievable how hyde novo nordisk can jump, the medical device is taking a beating because heart and diabetes are taking a weight loss drugs have shown improvements sir planting the need like

bruce we got alex jones back. bruce we got alex jones now.lex jones was right there turning the turtles. i think this was one of alex jones's, wasn't it? turning the frickin frog. >> alex jones from the one show? >> alex jones from the one show? >> no. alex jones from the infowars famously said, turning the gay. that's what he's the frogs gay. that's what he's on in the on about. there's things in the water days. water supply these days. >> homophobia is off scale . >> homophobia is off the scale. i'm it's too much for you i'm sorry. it's too much for you about simon. ehm, climate change makes green turtles increasingly feel male. the warmer sand in which green turtles bury their eggs means that it's more likely that the egg is to hatch. female so i wonder if that's a thing that human mothers can do as well. >> well, my sister in law has to have that. >> she loves an electric blanket and she has the heating on constantly and she had three girls no, she had and girls no, she had a boy and a girl. the girl was the first girl. but the girl was t

bruce we got alex jones back. bruce we got alex jones now.lex jones was right there turning the turtles. i think this was one of alex jones's, wasn't it? turning the frickin frog. >> alex jones from the one show? >> alex jones from the one show? >> no. alex jones from the infowars famously said, turning the gay. that's what he's the frogs gay. that's what he's on in the on about. there's things in the water days. water supply these days. >> homophobia is off scale . >> homophobia is off the scale. i'm it's too much for you i'm sorry. it's too much for you about simon. ehm, climate change makes green turtles increasingly feel male. the warmer sand in which green turtles bury their eggs means that it's more likely that the egg is to hatch. female so i wonder if that's a thing that human mothers can do as well. >> well, my sister in law has to have that. >> she loves an electric blanket and she has the heating on constantly and she had three girls no, she had and girls no, she had a boy and a girl. the girl was the first girl. but the girl was t

but i also want my customers to be safe. >> reporter: in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> on the peninsula now, the san carlos man accused of beheading his girlfriend has withdrawn his plea of insanity. prosecutors say 33-year-old jose solano used the samurai sword to kill carina castro outside of her home in san carlos last year. in previous court hearings, his attorney had entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. the attorney now says he will pursue a traditional defense. earlier this year, landetta was deemed mentally fit to stand trial. the trial continues tomorrow. >>> well, we showed you the moment that a group of thieves made off with a safe in the south bay. now, we're hearing from another family who thinks this group may have struck twice. >>> also, an intense morning in the east bay. look at this. firefighters rushing to stop a town from going up in flames. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we do have a chance of a few showers here over the next 30 to 45 minutes. i'll have an updated look at what our rain chances will mean for the weekend in j

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and economic progress. despite the will with crane and fox, it's good for you membership the monica jones. welcome to the program. the united nation says a school it runs in northern garza has been hit spine as strike. the number of casualties is not yet clear. the un agency helping refugees and the region says thousands of displaced palestinians where sheltering and the school buildings. israel's military has not yet commented, but says it will allow more evacuations to the south. the aftermath of his bailey strikes the hit, the united nations going to school. it's about it. yeah. in northern gaza. we were sitting here. people were preparing breakfast. someone to big bread girls were sitting here peacefully. suddenly they were strikes one after the other. i rushed here to check on the 2 girls i found one martyred into capitated and the other wounded. i move the body with my own hands. i swear to god. i carried a body in my hands, garza's house ministry, which is controlled by him. us said, at least 15 people were killed and this attack been more than 9400 dead in the bung documents, sofa

and trump will face jamie jones next, who beatjack lisowski 6—4 on a topsy turvy first round tie.m 2—0 down with two centuries and two half centuries in a match that saw both players making errors. barry hawkins got the better of ben woollaston, winning 6 frames to 4. hawkins came from 3—1 down to defeat fellow englishman woollaston, who began with a century and initially had the edge, but missed opportunities at 4 frames all allowed hawkins to take advantage, and get the better of his opponent. just obviously my mind was wandering but as the match went on i thought i got into it a bit more. i bailed hard. i would have lost that before, i would have not given up for my confidence — i would have not had the belief to come back. i would like to make that clear, obviously the confidence comes through then. like you say, to get a win at the start of the season has been huge for me. and hawkins will take on 2—time winner mark selby, who is also through. he thrashed qualifier markjoyce 6—0 in their first round match. it was a ruthless performance from selby, who barely missed a ball and

number to rise as rescue as reach the remote area efforts to find survivors. continue the, i'm going to jones. good tough you with us, the united nations. this a school, it runs a mills, and garza has been hit by and asked strike the number of casualties is not yet clear. the u. n. agency helping refugees and the rates and says thousands of displays, palestinians with sheltering and the school buildings as well as military says it's looking into what happened and will allow more people to evacuate to the south of gaza. the aftermath of his bailey strikes the hit to united nations going to school. it's about yeah. in northern gaza. we were sitting here. people were preparing breakfast. someone to big bread girls were sitting here peacefully. suddenly they were strikes one after the other. i rushed here to check on the 2 girls i found one martyred into capitated and the other wounded. i move the body with my own hands. i swear to god. i carried a body in my hands. garza's house ministry, which is controlled by him. us said, at least 15 people were killed and this attack been more than 9400 dead

jones was surprised with this award in front of the entire high school student body. as a parent i'm grateful to all educators and teachers dedicated to shaping the lives of our future generations. thank you for your exceptional effort. congratulations, mrs. jones. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. mccormick, for five minutes. mr. mccormick: mr. chair, how often do we have a chance to do the right thing defeat communism, grow the economy, create jobs, reduce the deficit, and secure the southern border all at the same time? all good for america. all good for no matter what party you're from. no matter what part of the country you're from. this is a rare thing, indeed. i suggest that we support the make putin pay act. i suggest we combine it with securing the southern border. how many opportunities are we going to have to do the right thing and use the right assets to do the mission. we can right now use over $100 billion in frozen assets from russia to pay for the m

the i monica jones good to have you with us. the united nation says a school it runs in those and gaza has been hit, spun as strike. the number of casualties is not yet clear. the un agency helping refugees in the region says thousands of displays. palestinians with sheltering in the school buildings, is what else ministry has multi, has committed commented, but this, it will allow more evacuations to the south of the aftermath of his really strikes the hit to united nations going to school. it's about. yeah. in northern gaza. we were sitting here, people were preparing breakfast. someone to big bred girls were sitting here peacefully. suddenly they were strikes one after the other. i rushed here to check on the 2 girls i found one martyred into capitated and the other wounded. i moved the body with my own hands. i swear to god. i carried a body in my hands. garz's house ministry which is controlled by him. us said at least 15 people were killed and this attack removed the 9400 dead in the bomb dogwood. sofa, a boarding house by

that's kind of how i felt the mike jones is a bridge shaw, i'm a veteran. he joined job straight, also leaving school. he's in work in the u. k. is video games industry. later in russia. they have had quite interesting life and the cause of russia being also another chapter. and i grew up with the stories of the 2nd level with my grandfather. it served in the role transport cool. and was, when did i grew up with stories like big goals as well. and these very heroic country uptake stories. so for me, it was a huge disappointment. most of my country was i believe, betraying my ancestors my grandfather, and those they laid down their lives less. oh, well, how can i contribute and help and show my support? thankfully youtube. my head's saved up. some of the revenue and decided i would viable how to fill it with humanitarian aids and drive it to it on the bus daily to an orphanage, to some of the children that had been affected by the conflict. well, my dear related disciplines, incredible hunger rides. again, we're going back to doug us the personnel to him. ji

. will come back, i'm lewis vaughan jones. a, ., will come back, i'm lewis vaughan jones. ., ., ., ,, , more on our top story now — israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been meeting with his war cabinet and government to discuss the details of a deal to free at least 50 of the hostages held by hamas and other groups in gaza. a senior israeli official told the bbc that in return, israel would pause its attacks on hamas forfour days, while a us official says some palestinian prisoners would also be released. will so what about those prisoners held by israel — who may be released under the deal? earlier i spoke to sari bashi, programme director at human rights watch, who's based in the occupied west bank. she gave me her reaction to the negotiations. any development that would lead to civilian hostages being returned in particular, mothers and children would be welcome. i do have to say, though, that human beings are not bargaining chips. hamas and islamichhad are required to immediately and unconditionally release all civilian hostages men, women and children. this shouldn't

jones, based on the trust that you post or countries about it and see to you over in the 2nd or what was the only cooking victim. yeah, that's we both countries has 5 for the justice finding me what's here and uh for the full from what we have for the cheese. thought to the feet, the organized a chain co uh, put in july and hi, good team to, to fight in the battlefield. i just bought it and she had it on your phone. t. she was the that poor phone hung ship with also be with an airline to give 8 support during the war each and don't mean to me. she's living at over falls. this crap stuff have joined on this at this mission. even though she general got whole way japan, a tech to happened. bang to 1949. the article from god american air force i tell you what else back to the commercial japan. due to the shortage of the fuse, they have asked the help seeking help from china mean for georgia underway have been helping chinese people had been helping those forces from america. are sure why don't, don't go up to me. back to my niece a go way. oh no, about 19 mess. gum wouldn't mean middle o

and so do we on the cages closed again and even from jones, with the coordination waste for its next task. what team dw, and use his reminder, a top story today. the head of the militant for hama says it's close to a temporary truce with the israel. the 2 sides have been negotiating a deal that would exchange palestinian prisoners for is really hostages captured by come us in the october the 7th terror attacks. and here's what's coming up next on dw, and use asia for he won indian work has remained trapped in a himalayan. but now they have a lifeline as rescue as race to get the mouse. and can china play a role in securing a ceasefire in gaza? why arab nations are turning to beijing a hell? ellis chan. we'll have those stories, animals for you after a short break, and then you can switch them. thanks so much for watching dw, the can you hear me? we are all set. we are watching close to the to bring you the story behind the new we own about unbiased information for free might do to name done.

the child is safe, the i'm going to jones without the with us. israel's army has said it's carrying out significant strikes and has divided the goss a strip into the home us run gas, the health minister recess and asked why it has killed thousands of people as a refugee camp. the campus inside the evacuation soon. what israel palestinians to seek shelter. haven't you? anyone down here? do you hear me? is abraham, come i'm, if you knew there are people ahead that's due to the survivors. as the refugee camp cd spent the night digging through rubble with their bare hands after stride caused residential buildings to collapse. the idea and i mean at night be bought at home, sleeping. that's where the house was there, my siblings on my children and my grandchildren, but sleeping. so then the tri, came down on this neighborhood for the middle and i got the whole i kept pulling all the bodies showed up for the children, pulling up our lives. applause for you to come with them from here and here, and there to know in an instant, it's like the horrible collapse on the side. you know how much the

the child is safe, the monica jones good to happy with us is wells ami headsets. it's carrying out significant strikes and has divided the gas and strip into the military says it's planning to further expand as strikes with its troops having and set up the gas a city. some people have been able to leave northern gaza to those who made the journey to 6 safety for the south se it's very dangerous. these very defense forces have once again intensified operations in northern gaza. they say they are targeting how my sites has an infrastructure from the c n land as well, has appointed legal civilians to move south veritas, supposed to be safe, let's apply and humanitarian. colorado did not materialize. and those who do risk the journey, say it's very dangerous. indeed i'm going to that is we've been walking for 3 hours to get here. that's not true. i can't walk. and my son has been pushing me all the way. even the thought of our situation is very difficult and, but there's no bread, no water, nothing. tanks in front of us, but on a dead body send you some good. it was v

don't you correspondent dorian jones in his stumble? they're all right. let's take a look now at some more stories making use officials 11 on say 4 civilians including 3 children have been killed in his ready air strikes near the southern time of i'm after he's ready. army says it's examining the incident. the evidence has been a militant groups, has it's fired rockets up in northern is riley town of care yet will not in retaliation. ukrainian officials say at least 5 people has been injured in a russian missile strike on the southern port city of odessa. the attack damaged one of the cities principal art galleries. the fine arts museum is one of the oldest palaces in odessa. blizzards of grand plains, in northeastern china, forcing hundreds of flight constellations, footage air by china, state media, show houses and roads covered in snow. some schools and effective cities have closed the on seasonal weather has put pressure on local governments to supply heat earlier than usual us and you are up to date after a short break dock. so it goes to bangladesh