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ju ju julian seltzer, thank you very much. >>> britney spears' legal case is stronger as she fights toend his conservatorship citing his daughter's pleas. chloe, so nice to have you here. >> yes, live in the flesh. i missed being in person with you guys. >> and we need to understand what has happened here, how did we get from britney telling the world that this was a form of tore chun to now her dad throwing the towel in? >> i literally almost fell out of my desk chair at my office at hole when i saw that of all the people to file a petition to terminate, it is her father who has been villainized for the last several months. you know, the free britney movement and his new attorney has been putting enormous pressure on jamie spears to step aside, to resign. and the next court hearing, many assuming that the judge would suspend jamie spears so maybe he saw this as an opportunity to get out before a potential suspension or according to this 112 page petition that i've obtained he really says that he is doing this in the best interests of his daughter, that he heard her loud and clear this

. >> did a military adviser tell you, no, wehould jus keep 25 troops, it's a stable had condition? one said that. >> i won't share my personal recommendation of the predent and i will give you my honest opinion and my honest opinion to you shape my recommendation. i recommended 2500 until afghanistan. i'm confident the president listened to them carefully. >> when asked, white house press secretary jen psaki insisted yesterday that president biden's comments were misconstrued? >> did the president mislead the public snp. >> the question askedy george stephanopoulos was were your top military advices warned against this time line. they wanted you to keep 2500 troops. the president said, no, they didn't. it was split. that wasn't true. that was true. it was split. i think that's a key part of that phrang, later on, george stephanoulos said, so, no one today, your military advisers did not tell you, quote, no, we should just keep 2500 troops. it's been a sble situation for the last five years, we can continue to do that? no, no one said that to me that i recall. >> that was my colleag

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it's not ju property. everything he has been shaken. news, lipoma. >> you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, the canadian prime minister gets a third term but fall short of securing a majority in parent. we have the latest. officials in sudan say a coup attend was thorton overnight and the authorities behind it have been -- was fort hood overnight and the people behind it have been arrested. >> the first signs people saw of the developing situation was the military deployment. there were armored vehicles and soldiers on the streets. since then, there have been statements on television in which the army said they foiled the coup, but the situation is very dynamic. you have a transitional government between the army and civilians and pronounced tensions between the two groups. within the city, you have tensions there. this is a flawed process with different sides involved. laura: now to canada, where justin trudeau's party will form the next government after the country's second general election in under two years was hel

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the government saying that was ju a blip and problems would be sorted out.t's a lot of skepticism about this move, partly because bitcoin is so volatile. it is unregulated and could be used for criminal resources. also, half of the population has no internet access. lawmakers approved this back in june. some areas of the country have already been using the digital currency. bitcoin beach is a hotspot on the pacific coast. the manager there says he is excited about the opportunities ahead. >> any time you roll out a new technology, especially as quickly as they have here, it is expected to be problems. and there will be people two months from now saying it is a failure but we believe two years from now everybody will look at el salvador making this great decisionnd kind of leading the world. we think it will be the first of many countries that go in this direction. kate: one other reason cryptocurrencies have become so popular is to liberty endorsements. kim kardashian is among those to have supported various crypto investments. on monday, the u.k. financial

now to have this, jus widespread devastation. get in touch with a lot of the people in lower lying coastal parishes. we don't fully understand the situation down there. russ: let's shift to wildfires in california. thousands of residents have been forced to evacuate south lake tahoe as the fire draws closer. these are the scenes after evacuation orders were issued. long traffic as residents rushed to leave the area. these are the latest pictures of the fire itself. intense fire and smoke. this fire broke out two weeks ago and has burned through 717 square kilometers. that's an area larger than chicago. more than 250 homes and structures have been destroyed. at least 20,000 are under threat. first responders have been injured, along with two civilians. this is what the fire looks like from space. easily visible. james clayton is following the story from san francisco. james: south lake tahoe is beloved by many californians. it's where people go on summer holidays to swim, hike. in the winter there are i resorts. those ski slopes h

the first reports of multiple fires in different areas came in ju over an hour ago. the authorities say most of them were sparked in the grass and vegetation and started making their way up the hillside. now, according to north bay state senator firefighters have been able to stop most of the progress. our morning team will have the latest developments from the north bay tomorrow starting at 4:30. >>> a live look outside tonight. another spare the air in effect tomorrow. wildfire smoke expected to be a concern. >> paul hagan standing by with a look at what we saw. >> wildfire smoke and urban pollution that gets trapped when we have a heat wave in place. each not enough for it but combine them we have a spare air alert day. it is a little more smoke blowing in late in the day tomorrow. you can see it on the lower end of the surface smoke. and, that is going to pass through before more smoke tries to back into the north bay and inland on the east bay. that will not have a lot of success in the bay area. we should see better air quality heading through wednesday and thu

theireeting was only anunced ju before the talks began due to security concerns.e news release supposedly from walmart led to a spike in the cryptocurrency and then a tumble in the share price. the statement published by a newswire service claims the u.s. we would accept the cryptocurrency. walmart then said the announcement was inauthentic. now to the united kingdom, where all 12 to 15-year-olds will soon be offered a single dose of the coronavirus vaccine. this comes a few weeks after it said it could not recommend vaccinating healthy kids and brings it into line with countries like the u.s., which already vaccinate the over 12's. here is our editor. >> i am looking for 4 right ankle triangles. >> there is a new formula for vaccination. 10 days ago, the scientists on the advisory committee said there were only marginal health benefits from immunizing all 12 to 15-year-olds. now the u.k.'s 4 top doctors have concluded the wider benefit for education and meal health make getting a single dose the right answer. penguins chief medical officer chris woody a pivotal f

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there was a frosty reception for ju biden, this weekend of a new jersey time ravaged mind the recent hurricane ida, a grip of locals, voice their anger over the afghan, a some polite with some even branding the american president, a tyrant, the. c visible fury over the war in afghanistan is being felt all the more acutely in the run up to a grim anniversary for the united states. almost 20 years have passed since the tragic events of 911 a day that checked the world and set the stage for the us war on terror to market. we've been taking a closer look at the devastating impact the subsequent 2 decades of conflict has had on millions in our special project on heard voices. the will use all tools at our disposal. they killed our children, so united states was bringing people to watch the site. it was a pointless exercise. we start the series by looking at the impact of one recent event, so called defensive err strike conducted by the u. s. and bull of the end of august, just before the galveston withdraw deadline, we heard from fathers who lost their children in the raid. the youngest h

i i guess it''s jus, me and b bill then.. i'm mamaking my apappoint.yours..... 50 years o or older? get vavaccinated for shingleses today. >> o'donnell: one image from the kabul airport evacuation is seared into our memory, an afghan baby lifted to safety by a u.s. marine. well, tonight, that baby is safe, with her parents in arizona, and jared dillingham of our phoenix affiliate kpho has their remarkable story. >> reporter: this nine-second video became a symbol of the desperation engulfing the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, a 16-day-old girl is passed over razor wire to a u.s. marine at an airport in kabul. the baby liya, her father hamid is on the other side about to see his daughter for the first time. hi missed his birth because he was assisting the u.s. with evacuations, unable to leave the airport. how long did you get to hold her? >> two minutes, maybe. >> reporter: hamid says he handed liya over to another soldier and focused on saving his wife sadia. during her dangerous journey to escape the country the taliban robbed her of absolutely ev

last week, subbing was the leader of the 11th western war front in the region of ju call. one of the groups strongholds and one of the country's most wanted men. he was the alleged mastermind of many mergers and kidnappings and responsible for the displacement of thousands of people. despite some respite brought by the 2016 piece deal between columbia, the government, and 5 gravels. the country has seen a surgeon violence. the yelling this in factions of the fire can remaining paramilitary groups are fighting for control of remote areas and profitable illegal mining and drug trafficking. tub yonce killing is a success for the right wing government of president divan. duke, a critic up the cord with promise to improve security, something that has proven elusive when support. young fabian was a most important leader of the l and in colombian territory. it is a decisive blow to this criminal structure. fabian's arrest validates the impeccable work columbia as heroes carry out every day, and we will not rest until we dismantle all these criminal networks. the ellen was founded

you know how in posh restaurants, you have your main course and you have it in a red wine jus, whichnd you can charge £100 a plate. i like it! hello. here's your tech news round up. it was the week that douyin, china's version of tiktok, announced it will limit the use of the platform for users under 1a to a0 minutes per day. the eu has proposed a common charger for mobile phones, tablets and headphones. imagine that! and streaming service netflix has bought the rights to all of roald dahl�*s books. and a week after apple showed off the new iphone 13 and watch series 7, it was microsoft's turn to tempt us with their shiny wares at their surface event. the company promised its most powerful surface pro device ever, the new surface pro 8, a new surface laptop and also hyped up a new iteration of its foldable phone called the surface duo 2. students from the netherlands have set off on a 3,000km road trip in what they claim is the world's first self—sustaining house on wheels. the concept, home, has an array on its roof that harvests energy to power the vehicle, making it fully self—suf

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had his back jumping ahead to the 7th out game tied at one until evan longoria comes to the plate and juseep a 2 run shot 421 feet into the bleachers. there bleacher bums fighting over it and those were 2 longoria's 3 rubies on the day. few batters later, brandon belt. how about brandon belt? he's getting in on the fun. 366 feet. same area. the ballpark not as far but over the fence giants would go on to win this 1, 6, to one was a bullpen game. 8 giants pitchers chipped in to keep the cubbies in check. so here's where we stand tonight. the giants currently lead the dodgers by 3 games in the national league west la poste the padres tonight. first pitch there. 7.10, let you know what happens there. but the dodgers won't be able to count on one of their best players. top pitchers. the major league baseball. organization and the players association have agreed to extend trevor bauer's administrative leave through the end of the season 2. he's done for the year and that vicky's is accused of sexually assaulting a woman in april and may of this year choking, her punching her pictures signed a

baltimore, andrew berquist, who is a former counterterrorism officer and host of this is my show with ju berquist. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. all right, drew, let's start with you. did things go as you had expected? they would go today. i mean with both sides of the aisle asking some tough questions and getting answers and sometimes not getting answers. yeah, i mean like, well 1st of all, thanks for have me steve. it's great to be here. i think the things always go this way. i will say that there are some questions that surprise me out of the left. that was good to hear that actually were a little bit more more difficult than i anticipated. but the reality of these hearings, these tests these, these, these, these situations always prove just to be political grandstanding. nothing is ever really a course. people get their talking points out there, and then, and then they move on from there, and there's really no repercussions or anything that comes from the what you make of it. all. i really, really, really, truly believe that we need to see the right and the left come together on

you're not going to believe ge d ju your local toyota dealers good evening. wow biggest series of the year for the giants coming in at a tie for first place with the dodgers three games to determine who's in i've receipt in the final weeks of the season. hey, look my souvenir patties right here if i could just get it through the spins. all right weird move gabe kapler pinch hits for cleanup man lamont way junior in the third austin slater makes it work. rbi single scores anthony dieselfani who pitched well one nothing giants top nine will smith grounds to tyro estrada throws to buster posey. justin turner in the pickle ends up on third with corey seeger who's tagged out and if buster tag turner when he stepped off third, the game would have been over instead. two outs in the ninth and confusion here. some people were on posey on twitter critical. but anyway, chris taylor with a flare into no man's land that scores turner were tied at one dodgers had to run on the 10th to go up 2-1 bottom 10, brandon crawford base hit buster puts it in a 're tie two bottom 11,

among those 18 to 29, it's ju 51%. many of the unvaccinated wind up here. 29-year-old samantha wendell never made it home. >> misinformation killed my cousin. >> reporter: maria vibandor hayes says wendell hesitated getting vaccinated because she thought it might affect her fertility, something for which there is no scientific evidence. >> it was absolutely traumatizing, knowing that you would never get to see them or hug them again. >> reporter: wendell was engaged. her funeral took place inside the same church where she was to be married. and here in new york, a judge has lifted a temporary pause on the city's vaccine mandate, which means that all teachers and other school workers must be vaccinated by monday or lose their jobs, norah. >> o'donnell: still can't get over that, in the same church she was supposed to be married.u nancy chen, thank you. well, tonight, the search for gabby petito's boyfriend is still focused on a vast nature preserve in florida. a preliminary autopsy found her death to be a hoicide, and h

of using nuclear exports as a tool for ju, political games, made us the u. k. fairly as cooperation in a nuclear submarine severely damaged, regional peace and stability, intensifies the army rates and jeopardize the international efforts and promoting the nonproliferation of new, your weapons. and rachel, it seems like the bite administration has talked about improving this relationship with china, improving the diplomacy between the 2 side. is this helping any, it doesn't seem to be and you know, it's interesting because just last week we were talking about how talks were being carried out between the united states and china. and when it comes to the word diplomacy, that's where the binding ministration is said. they want to do, especially when comparing themselves to the trump administration. but yet, at the same time, when you look at the south trying to see, you see that that military build up has only continued. and one of the things that we've heard from the united states is for them to call on their close allies, telling them to quote unquote, stand

york courts jurisdiction, never a case brought by a woman who accuses him of sexual assault. virginia ju fray launched a civil case against him last year. she claims he sexually assaulted her decades ago when she was 17. you for it wasn't accuser of convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein and claim she was assaulted by the prince on several occasions. he denies the allegations now, murders of environment activists, some land defenders hit a record high in 2020. that's according to report from campaign group global witness. 227 people were killed while protecting land rivers and natural resources . as alexandra pet reports now from columbia, most were in latin america. despite covered 19 restrictions last year was a dead list on record for environmental activists. a trail of blood, the campaign group, global witness says, killed $227.00 people around the world. like my own j look sarcastic, mother keela who was shot dead in her living room for campaigning about an open cast mine in south africa. my mom was a case for my my mom was just a person who wanted to make sure that all proper pers

that release came just hours after a while ways chief financial officer mang one ju was fried and canada. she'd been on the house arrest for almost 3 years while awaiting expedition to the u. s. but reached the deal with american prosecutors. shepherd. pansy has the story about her release, min 10. thank all those you'd helped her since he was 1st attained at vancouver international airport in 2018 over the past 3 or my life has been turned upside down. it was reparative time for me. as a mother, i wife and the company. exactly. every county has that were lining it really was an invaluable experience. monk was under house arrest, pending expedition to the u. s. to face charges that she deceived hsbc bank in 2013 into breaking us sanctions against iran. under a deal with prosecutors, she pled not guilty, but admitted wrong doing. as a result, the u. s. will drop the charges against them. a few hours later, justin today made a surprise advancement to the canadian citizens, michael sparkle, and michael colvin had also been arrested. in 2018, but accused of espionage were on their way home f

see al jazeera washington support is a former cadillac later college pre ju mom, have rallied outside the italian consulate in barcelona. following his detention in sardinia. he travelled to the italian island in the early hours of friday, from belgium, where he had been living in spain accuses put germano of sedition for a 2017 independence referendum, which was deemed illegal by the court side of it. we still don't know when the date for the hearing will be set. it could be late morning today or tomorrow based on the documents and when they will arrive. we've done the judges and we have to consult with adam rainy's outside the courthouse on the italian island of city, mia? hello there, adam. now before we get to today's developments, what exactly was carlos doing incidentally in the 1st place? well, according to him and his team, they had come to attend catelynn even start daniel cultural festival for our viewers who may not be aware get the the city to which he flew is basically as a cadillac minority there. and they celebrate a patron saint every year around this time. it's a week

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immigrants are still streaming into this country in we are now learning that the situation at the border has jusiorated substantially. that is straight ahead. i may not be as pretty. i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the businessman, the only cpa running for gov ernor. california is a mismanaged mess. taxes, cost of living, water, wildfires, homelessness. these aren't political issues; they're readily fixable management issues. career politicians? celebrities? i've solved problems all my life. let's fix this great state! >> welcome back to the special edition of tucker girls night bird apprehensions on the u.s. mexican border are now at a 20 year hybrid retired captain wit the justice department a public safety who spent the last few years doing nothing but working on this problem in he joins us to assess the deterioration of the situation at the southern border. jason, we all know the southern border is bad right now. but how bad is it really becaus for the most part, we're not paying attention anymore. >> it's good to be with you, thank you for having me. here is

then, we jump into jump into ju with 88 in sonoma and san rafael. 97 in calistoga. comfortable day for richmond, berkeley, oakland. 80-87 degrees for the rest of the east bay. as you are heading inland, not very comfortable. about 92-95. temperatures will fall back in the 50's. here is a look at my seven day forecast. even hotter temperatures tomorrow, up a couple of degrees, the hottest day of the week. we drop about five to 10 degrees wednesday and we keep cooling all the way for the weekend with morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, and temperatures below average. feeling maybe a little bit like fall this weekend. reggie: fashionistas everywhere are counting down the hours until the annual gala. we are hearing from vogue talking to robert roberts about the star power and how this year is going to be different. >> what has been so incredible about this year is that we invited some of the more established designers like, health and ralph lauren -- tommy hilfiger and ralph lauren to sponsor young designers. so it is this remarkable makes of the established and the fut

or is that awful woman on msnbc if leaning when she was telling people not to take the shot jus a year> when donald trump was out there controlling the cdc and controlling the fda and manipulating them and making them put out falsehoods, anyone ration toll was held its attendant, but the reality is now, what i really fear is masses, more masses of people dying. 666,000 people have died and disproportionately they look like you and me, michael. what scares me is that people are creating a cultural imperative to set themselves up for death. to give the really worried abou death. 100,000 americans dropdead for drug ods in a single year in nobody mentions it. jason whitlock is the host of fearless he just wrote written place for the blaze about how the alphabet mafia conspires to silence three speaker free speakers and keep this case nicki minaj per jason, thank yo for coming on. the alphabet mafia. >> yeah, that is the blm, black lives melter in the lgbtq, they are in control of discourse. the democratic party has used the two movements to smooth anybody who asked a question about anythin

jus justice-defenders.org. he is a remarkable person. we'll continue to share the stories all this week. tune in saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern for the champion's for change one hour special. the news tunz. let's hand it over to chris for cuomo prime time. >> we have new information on the gabby petito investigation that people haven't heard yet. so welcome to prime time. now as you may have heard, new 911 audio surfaced that may shed light on this mystery. assuming the fbi is right about the body they found, the need to find her fiance has become paramount. that, of course, is brian laundrie. the fbi closed laundrie's home in florida earlier after executing a court authorized search warrant. they hauled out items faurly normal. the family was nwas not interviewed. that is a key zudistinction. lie an laundrie has not been named a suspect. this is about criminality, okay? not cancelling someone. there is a burden of proof here. as we're going to show you, the investigation will not be as simple as it may seem. and, yet, the fiance is obvio

. >> merrick garland the ju california, gavin newsom. it's been largely driven by forces on the right who objected to his covid shutdowns and mandates. the man who started the recall campaign announced today that he has covid. and dozens of american citizens and afghans holding visas to the united states or other countries remain stranded on the tarmac, said to be stuck on the aircraft sitting at the airport at the northern part of afghanistan, awaiting taliban permission to take off. today, the secretary of state said the u.s. is working with the taliban to resolve the problem. >> they said they'll let people with travel documents freely depart. we'll hold them to that. it's my understanding that the taliban has not denied exit to anyone holding a valid document. but they have said that those without valid documents at this point can't leave. because all of these people are grouped together, that's meant that flights have not been allowed to go. >> t leadership today. which appears to lean toward a hardline, extremist bent, much like th