>> jordan: and i'm jordan klepper!we are legally not allowed to agree with each other. >> so if i say we need stronger helmets in football to prevent concussions... >> jordan: i say, [bleep] that! we were born with a helmet. it's called a skull. >> well, lucky for us, yours is empty. it's october: the one month where practically every league is going at it like some kind of sports gang bang. >> jordan: that's right. there's more balls flying around than that time ronny wore his daisy dukes to the office. >> well, that's on you for looking. >> jordan: and nowhere is the sports gang bang hotter than right here in new york! between the liberty, the mets, the yankees, the knicks, this city could only be happier if ronny announced he was leaving it. >> well, if i ever leave, it's because your mom is getting too clingy. >> jordan: nice one, ronny. i hope you get circumcised in your sleep. and while many new york sports fans are celebrating, there's one team showing us that boeing ain't the only one with imploding jets. >> no

>> that was part of it. >> jordan: what do you mean, part of it? >> what's wrong, jordan?inking of voting for trump now? >> jordan: no! i mean, well, maybe! if i did, would that make me straight? i mean, i am straight! i can satisfy my wife. she'll tell you that. you can call her. feel free to call her. >> i'm not going to call your wife and ask her that. but you see what i mean? you're sweating. you're questioning. >> jordan: god damn it! you're right! you're right! you're spot on. that's powerful stuff! so how are democrats supposed to fight this? >> they shouldn't! you can't fight decades of ingrained homophobia. instead, democrats need to go all in on gay. just lean into it. [cheers and applause] just tell straight men, "we don't want you anymore." and promise that if they get into power, the government will go all gay. i'm talking no more state dinners. just long brunches. i'm talking britney spears doing her knives dance at the inauguration. and no more war. just let eurovision settle it all. [cheers and applause] >> jordan: troy, but won't that cost democrats the st

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jordan: welcome to "the daily show!" i am jordan klepper. tell you, we have so much to talk about tonight. politicians find a new tragedy to politicize, hurricanes are not affecting people who don't exist, and it turns out that fox news might not have told the truth. can you believe it? let's get right into headlines. [applause] ♪ ♪ let's start tonight with a little stroll down memory lane. remember the early days of the covid pandemic, when tests had just been developed but you couldn't find one to save your life? well, now we know where they went. >> there is reporting that former president trump, the then sitting president at the time, had "secretly sent putin a bunch of abbott point-of-care test machines for his personal use as the virus spread rapidly through russia." >> here is how the phone call goes between trump and putin. putin says, "please don't tell anybody sent these to me." trump: "i don't care. fine." putin: no, no. i don't want you to tell anybody, because people get mad at you, not me. they don't care about me." [laughter]

jordan klepper: that sounds like someone i'd like on my side today. jordan, you smell that?e great nevada smells. [upbeat music] we can try a cowboy hat. oh, i wish it didn't fit like a glove. when he does one of these-- when he gets this going. the weird little jerk off thing. have you been to a maga event before? i have not. this is my first one. what are your expectations? well, i would like to see our next president, of course, be trump. so not too high of expectations. but i would like to see america-- not too high of expectations. bend all the rallies trump's had here, and i would have been in washington, dc. we attended four rallies up till then. if we could have made it, we would have been there too. - are we talking jan 6? - yeah. ok. you regret not being what? you wish you had been. probably would have been in jail right now. would have got yourself just a little podium or a little piece of bric-a-brac? not a podium, per se. you would have gotten something, you know? well. i wasn't trying to entrap you there. if i got in on january 6th and hear me out, here's my ve

excellent question, especially jordan have to watch and listen, because the jordan cousin was ruling the hashhamite kingdom of iraq and the iraki people in the in the 50s rose of the revolution against them and early sixes and they lenched the king and his prime minister, the jordanian have to watch. what happened to them when they betrayed the iraki people? the iraki people made revolutionary courts in the street for the regime and the regime dismantled and destroyed. the jordanian people, they are watching their king as a part of the zionist occupation since they watching the the food coming from india going through the emirates and saudi arabia and coming to jordan to and go to through to the zist entity to feed them. when the our brothers in yemen stop them from from being able to use it, use the red sea for the the at port, so the jordanian find alternative while the palestinian people denied water, denied medic, denied anything, they are slaughtering them, so the jordanian people, they see the regime in jordan involved in supporting and protecting this entity, and this particip

excellent question, especially jordan have to watch and listen, because the jordan cousin was ruling the hashhamite kingdom of iraq, and the iraqi people in there in the 50s, rose of... revolution against them and early sis and they lenched the king and his prime minister, the jordanian have to watch what happened to them when they betrayed the iraqi people, the iraki people made revolutionary courts in the street for the regime, and the regime dismantled and destroyed, the jordanian people, they are watching their king as a part of the zionist occupation, since they watching the the food coming from india going through the emirates and sud. arabia and coming to jordan to and go to through to the zin entity to feed them, when the our brothers in yemen stop them from being able to use it, use the red sea for the the at port, so the jordanian find an alternative while the palestinian people denied water, denied medic, denied anything, they are slaughtering them, so the jordanian people, they see the regime in jordan involved in supporting and protecting the zinus entity. "and this part

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that has been the position of jordan. a busy morning _ position of jordan.on of jordan. a busy i morning for you. thank you position of jordan. a busy - morning for you. thank you for the update. the supreme leader of iran has met a group of elites, he has blamed the regional tensions and was on the us and some european countries which he said falsely claim to bring peace and tranquillity. he went on to say that they must get lost from the region so the countries can live in peace. he says he is in mourning over the death of hassan nasrallah, but he didn't postpone the meeting because the elites are a driving force. stay with us. hello, several counties in england have seen the wettest september on record, it is no surprise it has lead to localised flooding. for the rest of this week, high pressure will continue to build high pressure already starting in northern and western areas and western areas as we head into wednesday with the influence of low pressure across the far south—east so more of a north—easterly breeze here and more lighter times and a few sh

so who was reporting from jordan's capital? i'm on because israel has shut down alpha 00 within israel. what are you learning on your end time? well these missiles that were reportedly launched from it on actually came into the skies of our mind, and now we can actually hear several explosions within the vicinity. but these really army has released a statement saying that a short while ago, missiles were launched from it on to israel. and they're asking people to stay visit and telling them to shelter in place saying, but what has happened is still not over. there have been at least 3 different levels that we have seen slide into the skies of our mind and have also fallen in places like tilt would be like occupied east jerusalem. there has been sirens that have been ringing throughout the country, and it's important to note that this is information that these relays had had throughout the day, but they were not anticipating it to happen in a manner that was so soon. in fact is real, security cabinet is convening right now in a

, the king of jordan is not supportive of a palestinian homeland, um, he's fearful of the palestinian people, um, he is of course walking a thin line, as you said right now, because the emotions in the region lend itself to support for palestine, his wife is palestinian, but at the end of the day he will do what he is conditioned to do, his pavlovian response as when threats emerge to israel, jordan's job is to... to eliminate the threats that jordan is capable of doing, his missiles did shoot down uh number, when i say number one, two, three of um iran's missiles, one of the debris from one of those shootdowns landed in a palestinian village, killing a palestinian individual uh, but again the king of jordan is - a man who i think is wildly reviled amongst the palestinian people, even his own people and in the arab world, is a man who sold out to israel a long time ago. and president erdogan uh of turkey is the uh in your view the assassination of uh nasralla enough to get him to do something whether it's militarily or economically, all he has to do is make a phone call and turn off t

joining me is jordan klepper with his new special jordan klepper fingers the polls, rallied together.central, and youtube. i want to get all of your thoughts. >> let's get into it. >> you are a seasoned vet of maga land. >> i have been there. i have the t-shirt. i tried to return it. they just keep giving me a new one. >> written in the new york times far from's showing strength, he's writing about msg. far from still -- showing strength they showed it is a spent and exhausted force even if it is not yet defeated. i wonder as you go to these events whether that comports with the reality you are witnessing. does it feel like a movement that has lost steam that is more carnival than it is political movement? >> i do feel like the circus has come through town many times. people are still coming out to see the three armed man still telling them self lies that that's not a prosthetic that it is a third arm. we are seeing less and less people there. the diehards are there. we see a lot of people who have been to 93 rallies and keep going to more. it's like the deadheads. hearing those detai

from the republic's ballistic missiles islamic iran from above the country of iraq towards jordan.n he landed in the occupied territories. landing in the occupied territories, according to the iraqi people, it can be said that we witnessed three stages and three things. first, the happiness of the people in different areas, especially in the southern provinces and in baghdad . media in iraq can almost be said that most of the iraqi satellite channels, which we have more than 40 satellite media in iraq. most of them dedicate their own programs to this iranian missile attack, especially the networks of the resistance axis, who consider it a great success for themselves. there are two debates and a third debate in the cyber space that during the past few days after the assassination of the resistance martyr seyyed hassan nasrullah rahmatullah against many iraqi people, they were hoping that a resounding answer would be given to the zionist regime , so with this resounding answer. what the islamic republic of iran gave to the zionist usurper regime tonight , it can almost be said that

jordan said it will intercept — involved. jordan said it will intercept any _ involved.sile - involved. jordan said it will intercept any missile that i involved. jordan said it will. intercept any missile that will cross their territories as they feel this is sovereignty, they don't accept anything to fight over them, as they said. i think you mentioned... many countries _ think you mentioned... many countries have _ think you mentioned... many countries have closed - think you mentioned... many countries have closed their . countries have closed their airspace tonight, haven't they? lebanon, jordan and iraq as well. but that definition of regional conflict in the region would be a direct open war between iran and israel. the second thing is the involvement of the american forces. i listened to the press conference of the spokesperson of the pentagon where he said that two destroyers fired ten missiles into the iranian missiles into the iranian missiles and managed to intercept some of them. but they were helping israel in that sense, but there is no direct attacks from

thank you for making me say that, jordan. it is basically everywhere. jordan. get all your thoughts. >> sure. let's get into it. so, you know, you are a seasoned vet of maga-land >> i have been there, bought the t-shirt. tried to return it. they do not do it. gives me a different one. crew neck not a v-neck. "new york times," far from showing strength, writing about the msg, far from strength it shows the maga movement is a spent and exhausted force even if it is not defeated. i wonder as you go to these events if that comports with the reality you are witnessing. does it feel like a movement lost steam more carnival than it is political movement? >> i do feel like the circus has come through town many times. but people are still coming out to see the three-armed man and telling themselves lies it is not a prosthetic it is a third arm, indeed. but we are seeing less and less people. the diehards are there. a lot of people who have been to 93 rallies and keep going to more and more rallies like the deadheads, the deadheads will still dead head. hearing about the

one of them is june jordan high school in the excelsior neighborhood. abc7 news reporter luz pena went to the school and spokeo teachers and student. they hope the district will reevaluate their decision. >> yes, emma june jordan is one smallest public high school was designed to be small, socaget extra support. but now, if goes through, teachers say students will lose that nd be in teo isr junen high school. today, he decided to speak up to reprent mhiclasss >> we askedttersa wayne abo tioto merge this school. >> we recognize june jordan is a small school and we want to continue to provide those students with a small school environment. so that's why we that if the students were to go to o'connell, this could provide that small school environment as well. >> june jordan is part of the 13 sfusd schools that meet the criteria to close or mee distre studen h wl nnell high schconce. >> there are issue at o'connells students to school. gang isss,sues. >> sandy amos has taught here for 11 years andan district to reconsider. >> i've literly say they're settin

demonstrators in jordan gather to commemorate the anniversary of october 7th, a large protest and folded in front of the israeli embassy in the capital aman, where thousands of jordanians ried to condemn israel's horrendous crimes against gaza and lebanon. protesters denounced israeli violations and called. for the termination of the jordanian israeli peace treaty, we are as a political parties in jordan, we asked our government to stop any communication with the israel really government and to to cancel all the agreements, either were the araba agreement or the gaz agreement, all this agreement really, it is not acceptable by the people of jordan. the islamic action of front party and the national forum for supporting the resistance, organized this large demonstration and solidarity with the resistance in gazza and lebanon. protesters called on the government to adopt a strongest stance against israeli aggressions and the international community faces serious and genuine responsibility, as what is happening in lebanon and palestine will undoubtedly have significant repercussions even on

, despite the regime in jordan, the people in jordan share the same response, i believe the people into the death, the destruction, the injured, uh, we hear nothing about consequences with any of this uh extremely destabilizing activity by the regime, but if anyone responds to the regime's aggression, they are: threatened with quote unquote severe consequences, of course, because this is a world dictatorship, effectively, they like to call every other state or community that stands up to them dictators, but really this is a world dictatorship which expects the world to do exactly what it's told, and if not they threaten die consequence as well, as you pointed out, they've been punishing the region for many, many decades, and while they pretend like the biden administration in particular will pretend that they are there trying to control their mad dog in palestine, in reality they are hand in glove with that mad dog, they are responsible directly for the massacres, for as you say the displacement of millions of people that have been fleing from lebanon to syria, just as they fleed from

jordan is very concerned about that, obviously, bordering jordan. and right now gaza is not resolved. sinwar is still under ground in gaza, with hamas, hezbollah is diminished, but that's to the north. there is another attack now minutes ago, we can see over tel aviv and the west bank is another front we're seeing reports from israeli police outside of tel aviv and the suburbs, concerns of possible terror attacks there at local hotels. that is a residential area and tourist area along the water, beautiful beachfront area and police are now scanning the area for potential terrorists there. >> well, no question israel is beleaguered. they're also under attack by houthi vehicles from 1,000 miles away to the south in yemen. west bank, the israelis are in very troublesome legal and diplomatic and security challenges. there have been clearly criminal activities by some of the israeli settlers. and having said that, there is zero possibility that the israelis, the idf will ever withdraw from the west bank. from a strategic viewpoint, it leaves them complet

>> ronny: okay, jordan, it's obvious he meant the voters. >> ooh, controversy!tting into it! we'll find out more in my two-part special, "boat or die: will democracy sink or swim?" >> ronny: okay, jordan, no one cares about these gaffes or your dumb specials! how about issues that are going to affect day-to-day life? rfk could be in charge of school lunches! >> true. although, i wouldn't worry too much about that. rfk told me that instead of school lunch, kids will forage for bear meat in central park. [audience reacts] >> ronny: that sounds incredibly unhealthy. >> yeah, if you find a bad bear, sure. >> ronny: did he talk about how he was going to implement this? >> i don't know, it's not my job to ask. >> ronny: it is! you're the media! it's literally the one thing you're supposed to do. okay, stop getting distracted by all this meaningless biden shit and focus on informing the people on the issues that matter. >> wow, hard truths, ronny. hard truths. you know, you're right. i need to focus more on truly informing the public. and i'll do so in my new three-par

part of jordan valley, which is parts of jordan, and that's the israel now which is going to enlargeit depends on us on the resistance generally in the region for this project to be executed or not. i believe that the battle now is very very tense, especially in lebanon and lebanon could work or hazballah is doing you know their best to defeat their project in lebanon and not to sorry dismantle. as they said and also for iran, now the israeli wanted to pull america into a regional war, even against iran and to be iran involved in this war, and i believe even that israel today is going to hit back after what happened yesterday in order to regain their supremacy in the region or to regain their control and power to say that we are the only country that could do everything everywhere. as netanyahu said, so i think that we are maybe facing soon a kind of a regional war in order to execute this kind of project which is the new middle east, and i hope that that will be the end of this entity totally, because they are not doing or they are not knowing what they are facing in in the region.

protesters say the streets of jordan will continue witnessing demonstrations until the...sraeli regime stops his genocidal crimes in palestine and lebanon. press tv am and that does for world news. thanks for being with us. but for now, this is about people who got silenced but kept fighting, supervision and controlling of freedom of speech only comes up. when you're criticizing israel, 45 palestinan journalists behind israeli bars at the moment, they warn students that if they remain here they will be arrested. this is about the voices of palestine. every battle he stood upright guided by faith by pure insight for justice burns with endless light he lay with honor wisdom grace a shield for laban sacred place no tyrant sword could slow his pace in every heart we see his face they thought they could site. silence the flame, but we rise again in hassan's name, our path is clear, we feel our shame, the soul of hussain lives on the same, you feel his voice, but now you'll see a thousand rise where one shall be, your cruel intent, your tirany, no fall to dust will set world fre

jordan is going to be doing in terms of executing his plan >> bob jordan has laid out a number of changescan airlines, assigned seating, premium seating, red eye flights. he knows there's more that has to happen. this board is going to push him. i asked him, elliott said point blank, bob jordan should be fired. now they've got five of their directors there. and yes bob jordan talked with them and he believes he can work with them and they will be good for southwest. but make no mistake. they come into this position thinking that southwest is underperforming, dramatically underperforming. so, they're going to push it quite a bit. >> yeah. and we'll be watching it closely. boeing, of course, as well i mentioned earlier for some reason i hasn't checked the wire -- you reminded me. the registration statement for the potential large equity offering has been deemed effective. they could hit the market at any point. still unclear, though, when they're going to choose to do so, isn't it >> yeah. we talked to kelly -- yesterday. he indicated they would prefer to have an agreement with the machinis

. >>> southwest and elliott management have reached a deal it's good news for bob jordan, says one activistcher. he tells us what could be next for the airline, and whether you should buy the turn around story. >>> three more names on deck with earnings. our trader expects another record quarter for this one. it's our mystery chart, up nearly 23% year-to-date. she's a buyer. big reveal is coming up. >>> first, let's reveal the market reaction with dom chu >> kelly, it's a bit mixed right now, but the broader s&p 500 is still in positive territory by 0.2% it's at 5806, up about eight points, maybe 0.1 of 1% at this point. nine points at the highs, up roughly 20 points, down 13 points at the low, the broader s&p. the dow off by about one half of 1% boeing, a big part of that story. 42,332, 180-point loss the nasdaq, 112-point gape big reason why, we'll tell you, it's testesla. and u.s. treasury prices are up. the ten-year note price is up. yields are falling to the 4.198% mark with regard to that big story on where we see the biggest downside, the biggest decliner in the s&p 500 is news mont.

the armies of different parts of the syrian and lebanese army, and so on to destroy egypt and jordan, and this was a very important point in the longest war, the 33-day war in 206, which lasted 33 days , was the longest war between the palestinians, the original owners of the land. occupation and between the occupiers, this was unprecedented in the history of these conflicts, but the al-aqsa storm has lasted for a year , and none of the goals of the zionist regime have been realized, neither with the army, nor with the air force, nor with the navy, nor with the ground force. . in fact, the israelis did not fight with an armed group whose weapons are completely limited and as we can see, they are fighting in the basement. they are completely reached and any movement on the ground is considered as a target and will be seen and martyred . in this situation, after one year today, tel aviv as the largest occupied city and haifa as the largest and most important industrial and port city of the zionist regime in a completely limited land and under the complete occupation of the zionist force

moslehzadeh, the former ambassador of the islamic republic of iran in jordan.m the experts on west asian issues, i hope that you will plan and accompany us until the end of tonight's conversation . i greet you, mr. dr. khamiar . my regards, mr. governor, to your colleagues and all dear viewers. hello, thank you very much, mr. dr. masalzadeh. the reason for the news i also say hello to the listeners, god willing. hello, i accept. thank you very much. we have about one minute and 30 seconds to talk about al-aqsa storm and vice versa on channel one. and the anti-occupation was unprecedented. this operation was always the bangorion operation. the theory was that we should fight wars in other people's lands and end them quickly. the 1967 war with all the armies of the arab world lasted only 6 days and the israelis were able to conquer all the lands. belonging to the majority of the territories of the verb. which belonged to syria, egypt and jordan , occupy and within 6 days all the armies of the sector different forces of the syrian army and the lebanese, and let me

the coalition, which included egypt, syria, iraq, jordan, kuwait, began to prepare an attack on israel, and the leaders of the arab countries began to talk about their readiness to destroy the jewish state in a total war. syrian and egyptian troops were drawn to the border of israel. mobilization was declared in these countries. however, israel launched a preemptive strike, first destroying the enemy air force, and then defeating the armies of the arab countries in border battles. as a result of the battles , israel gained control over the gaza strip , east jerusalem, most of the west bank of the jordan river, the dutch heights, and the sinai peninsula. historians say that this war became the point of no return. for both sides. israel captured a territory three times larger than its own in 6 days. tel aviv had to give up its lands because of the un security council resolution. the six-day war, of course, also became a starting point, because once again israel demonstrated to the entire arab world that it is ready to stand firm in its positions, that no one and nothing can be an obstacl

but 1st, let's bring in the how much i'm june, how much is joining us from jordan's capital online? because it is really, government has banned algebra, 0 from reporting insight as real and in the occupied westbank to tell us what you were hearing about blinking this visit. and the chances of any breakthrough at this point, how much will that, and what we know thus far is that us secretary of state and city of lincoln has landed in israel that he was scheduled to meet with his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's also scheduled to meet later in the day with his really defense ministry you're off the lot as well as is really present, isaac heard sock and there's indications he will be speaking with other members of the is really political class in the coming hours as well. we'll have to wait and see what comes of those meetings. but at a time when tensions in this region are at an all time high expectations for any kind of a diplomatic breakthrough from this trip are really at an all time low. and one of the reasons for that is because this is the 11th trip. the blinking ha

it's updates roseanne, jordan. well let's go to island fisher, who joins us from atlanta in georgia. i'm out and was a trump during today while he's been on stage though, he here in atlanta for the last 35 minutes or so typical donald trump. he did not mention the comments that were made at madison square garden. instead, he decided to turn, defend and send to attack by suggesting that the things the heating cold like hit load in a fascist or simply feeling the assassination attempts that we've seen over the last few months against donald trump. so he's not making any apology for the comments made at madison square garden, and we know what the trump campaign has been trying to dump down the backlash by saying the comments that were made, which were critical of puerto rico and of couple of how to sir self were not seen or endorsed or approved by donald trump. so essentially he's no trying to move on. elia donald trump was with piece leaders. he still believes that the unimportant constituency the has to win over. an

jordan, thank you very much. don't go very far because we will be needing to talk to you very regularly in the coming hours. for now, do i let you go and go to keep a elder who is a political analyst? you're joining us from telling me. thank you again for your patience. it keeps coming back to us. so you're still in your safe room. you yeah, i'm still in my safe room. you know, it's very hard to complain that i'm saying go off and now and it said through the so many is riley's who paid was their lives and the so just no way to solve their level, actually what we're experiencing now is, you know, it's hard to count how many frontiers there is another frontier and is right proper a job by until i believe that uh, you know, bypasses people who are waiting for a drain were killed. we. busy uh no looking at age people who were motor. ready in the last hour, um and uh easy. my wife is joining me because uh we uh, uh oh the tuesday. yeah. you will have to close the door. yeah. we appreciate that. you know, maybe maybe t

it's faster in jordan understood that this was a danger to the existence of the state, and king hussein the king of jordan, simply destroyed them in part and expelled them in part, simply with weapons, because they started their terrorist actions directly not only in israel. but already in the muslim jordanian, hashemite kingdom, and the second part went to lebanon, and they were not expelled there, and they stayed there, and the iranians came there already after the year 75, and they were set up in a rather terroristic way, even more terroristic , and now jordan has no problems, it even... shoots rockets of iran, which fly to israel, that is, they protect israel to a certain extent, and lebanon has the appearance that it has, that is, the entire south of lebanon is actually hezbollah, it is actually terrorists, and it is natural that israel is attacking from the south of lebanon, its own midnight and wants to destroy them all there, so that they do not spoil life, and this is the problem, i said everything correctly, dotted, if. well, you slightly confused the so-called palestinians th

>> jordan believes that the core issue is the occupation.ar-old occupation that needs to end. therefe, any political initiatives have to address this core issue. is there a political initiative to end occupation, and in so doing, create a peaceful situation for all people, or are we just going to see a military machine continue to wreak havoc as we have seen with israel without any hope for a political settlement? sumi: clearly you know what israel will say to that, which is hamas has embedded itself in the population igaza and that it cannot live with that kind of security threat habits border. -- at its border. what do you expect from israel going forward? >> israel has used a lot of excuses for not arriving at a cease-fire. israel used sinwar to say he is the obstacle behind the cease-fire. after he was killed, israel has publicly said it does not intend to have a cease-fire. in my view, mr. netanyahu does not want to give kamala harris any gift before the u.s. elections. sumi: you think this is political. correspondent: -- >> absolutely.

the former marine charged with fatly choking 30-year-old jordan neely in a new york city subway. cell phone video of the may 2023 incident shows penny restraining kn kn neely in a chokehold. the images sparking protests across the city with demonstrators calling for penny to be held accountable. the 24-year-old was eventually charged with second degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. he has pleaded not guilty. >> daniel penny should go to jail. that's the bottom line. the family believes that the person who killed their son, their cousin, their grandson should be behind bars, because he did not have the right to do that. >> reporter: but others have called penny a hero for stepping in to stop neely. some witnesses telling police neely had been behaving erratically at the time. >> this is political. it's pro-criminal. it's anti-hero. >> reporter: in a video segment released by his attorneys just before his indictment last year, penny defended his response. >> i knew i had to act. and i acted in a way that would protect the other passengers. protect myself and prote

to uh, what you just mentioned about the governments, because we already know that the people of jordan, the people of saudi arabia, the people of turkey, they are already against uh their government's uh lack of um any voiced um any voice against what israel is doing, we already know that the people are having that sentiment, but um we would love to hear... some evidence as to how the governments are also finding out that maybe this is not in their best interest? well, i think the governments of these countries have been propped up by the us, by the cia, by the british, with enticements, with briberry, with promises of political power for the rest of their lives, and i think that is what the kingdom of jordan has been promised. i think that's what uh turkey has been promised. of course, turkey, i think is becoming aware that the promises and payments from the west are very empty, there's they've never been allowed into the eu, and nato is quickly becoming a jugger not of recklessness and ruin in ukraine and elsewhere. so these governments are forced to either abandon the western slaver

important case of the court was dealing with humanitarian disaster between the eastern part of the jordanese facts is it's analogous to the second provisional measure in the bosnia and myanmar cases respectively. commenting on one of the most historic meetings of the court, the german and french governments say we are deeply committed to respecting the international law and emphasize our support for the international court of justice. they respected a ruling that in reality they had no faith in. what was the verdict and what story was it narrating? israel has been at war in the gaza strip since october 2023. killing civilians, the elderly, women, and children, unethical tricks to be effective in war such as attacking safe places, imposing bloccades on the same regions and urban areas for attacks without considering the rights of ordinary citizens. using pressure on people as a tool by imposing sanctions on water and medicine. they all presented the world with dramatic moments that had not been shown in any history. historical genre movie, it was a massive genocide that israel engaged in.

june jordan school of equity, and the academy in san francisco. the criteria there, students with 400 students that are not alternative schools. harvey milk civil rights academy in the castro rallied to protest this. showing how they're fighting back. >> harvey milk is a place where we can all learn. >> reporter: the academy is one of 11 schools potentially expected to close or merge with other schools in the district. but a network of students, parents, teachers are using this moment to send a last-minute message. >> we fought through a difficult lottery system to get this there isn't another school like it for us. we are trying to figure out what to do. >> reporter: and they're parents of the school, grieving the program's flexibility and the history of fighting social justice. but mainly the community provided by the teachers. under the current plan, three schools will close and eight would merge. jeopardizing the careers of several teachers, supporting staff in the process. >> these teachers are wide at work here with our kids. they are just p

to syria, jordan and palestine, which hasn't been fulfilled so far. and outside united nations is prepared to join with all the other great power. soviet. union, united kingdom and france in a common effort to restore and maintain peace in the middle east saying to him, his motives are also are always crystal clear. indeed, his motives are, if i may say so, as transparent as his proverbs are obscure. in addition to these cases, the united nations can use its authority, such as article 22 of the un charter, to pile heavy pressure on the israeli regime implement the icj orders. effective media pressure on israel's crimes can lead to effective legal sanctions against israel, something that has happened several times in the un. a symbolic political move can become effective legal move and lead to revoke the israeli regime's membership in some human rights institutions and commissions, recommending economic sanctions, establishing special commission. and even creating a special court for israel or other legal capacities, what is also mentioned in article 2

we've seen so in jordan rockets firing through this zooming through the skies of jordan, the jordanian military put out instructions to people to urgently go inside for their own safety. the airspace over jordan has been closed. and of course now we are bracing for these israeli response to these iranian strikes and the expectation is that unlike an april when the israeli response to when iran fired more than 300 drones and ballistic missiles at israel was very modest. clearly they were, israelis were encouraged by the americans not to esq., collate but i think just watching the pictures from israel clearly these rarely response is going to be significant what we have been talking for months now about the threat of a regional war. and i think we are on the very edge of that the worry is that now that this has happened, that things could quickly go out of control. and of course you have the united states very much part of this conflict to seen as the major supporter of israel. it's deployed significant additional military forces to the region and in the event we see more exchanges of fi

a palestinian was killed in the city of jericho, on the west bank of the jordan river. he was fatally wounded by a fragment of a downed rocket. contrary to reports from iranian authorities, idf representatives stated that only three air bases suffered minor damage, not a single plane or military airfield was damaged. a little later it became known that the interception of iranian missiles was carried out by the navy, the us and jordan. iran has made a big mistake and it will pay for it. the regime in iran does not understand our determination to defend ourselves, our determination to take revenge on our enemies. we will follow our principle. whoever attacks us will be the target of our attack. true, the timing and target of the retaliatory strike have not yet been finally determined. according to media reports, the israeli military-political leadership will consult on this matter. with washington, without whose support it would be risky to enter into a military confrontation with iran. on the threshold of a large-scale regional war, israeli diplomacy is not so much maki

look, he announced that jordan, for example, tracked so-and-so, jordan tracked so-and-so, jordan is also a muslim for us, so if pasha, don't let anyone go beyond that, no one has anything to do with jordan, so first of all, i am talking about iran, this is the countries of the region in every aspect, dimension, thought and behavior, they are all friends with each other and as factors for the stability of the region, these are the things that america is playing with. he tries to make the countries of the region fit together so that his interests in the region are preserved. now, according to what you have said and what has happened, what will happen to the next operation of sadeq 2, the order that america was looking for in the west asian region, with the help of its own pawn, the zionist regime, which you also mentioned, your highness? the region is in order. if america thinks that it is going to establish order in the region, it cannot. israel is able to become a powerful person in the region, not the countries of the region , they are under the burden of the fact that america is trying

he subdued jordan neely and choate -- placed him in a chokehold. d.a. so he will stand trial and negligent homicide facing decades in prison if convicted. where is the line between self-defense and negligent homicide? what can you do to protect yourself or others and who decides if he was a threat and whether the their response was proportionate and will daniel penny served us in uniform hurt or help his defense case paul mauro was a former nypd inspector and a lawyer and joins us now. welcome to you my friend. if you are in the prosecution what must you prove to prevail in this case? >> what you will try to demonstrate is that he'd did not bet his daniel penny did not have the defense of justification that as he was not justified in doing what he did. a lot of the facts here are not in dispute. jordan neely got on the trainer was acting erratically and apparently made some threats and daniel penny put him in a chokehold. if you are seeing with the prosecution is if you want to demonstrate is that he went too far but that is to say he wasn't justified i

senator eric schmitt congressman jim jordan will talk about it.ut first up president trump has broken back of traditional democratic coalition. that is subject of the riff. with 13 days to go until eel also day. there is one thing that has very clear. donald trump has broken back of traditional democratic coalition. this may not be all together new news. anyone following rate can see, mr. trump has invaded democratic turf for middle class working folks, unions, blacks, hispanics, young, catholics and jews, i see references among liberal punditry that kamala harris has two weeks to pull it back together again. two weeks away too short a period of time. trump's break up of the old democratic coalition actually began many years ago. when he first ran for president, and it has ebbed and flowed since. righright now looks well -- to be reaching high tide, no one knows who'll carry blue wall but mr. trump never had better numbers in those industrial states pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan. no one knows who'll carry sunbelt, he had better numbers in nort

jordan kenny, bbc news, atlanta. jordan kenny's report from georgia there. to date with a couple of other developments as the race enters its final week. puerto rico has been thrust into the national spotlight following controversial remarks over the weekend from tony hinchcliffe, a comedian at a trump rally. among other inflammatory language, he described the us territory as a "floating island of garbage". the trump campaign says these remarks do "not reflect" the republican nominee's views. meanwhile philadelphia's district attorney is suing a pro—trump fundraising group started by elon musk, after the tech giant promised a daily million—dollar giveaway to registered voters. the scheme prompted warnings from the department ofjustice, as well as speculation among legal analysts that the plan could be illegal. so could these comments have any impact on that all important group both campaigns are trying to reach, the �*undecided voters' ? i put the question to ben warner, professor at the deparment of communication at the university of missouri. it's unclear