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. >> for ted jung, riding in the rose bowl parade on new year's day will be a big deal for his wife. >> it's my wife's lifelong dream to go to the parade. now we get a double whammy. she goes and i'm in it. >> reporter: from the day he came here 3 and a half years ago, the heart transplant staff says he's been an unforgettable presence, often inviting them into the room if the ws were playing. >> it's like a family. >> jung says his heart failed in february 2020 and he wasn't sure how long it would take to get a transplant. across the bay in concord at about the same time leslie barrett was dealing with a different kind of heart-stopping tragedy. her 18-year-old son joseph had just been the victim of a hit-and-run crash near the port chicago on ramp in concord. >> he was the most beautiful soul you'd ever meet. he was kind. he was non-judgmental. to know joe was to love joe. you could not help but love him. >> leslie learned pretty quickly after her son was rushed to the hospital that he had checked the organ donor box for his california i.d. her son's organ went to four recipients.

steven jung joins me now. what's at stake here? what is china hoping to get out of this meeting? >> reporter: stakes are high, challenges are plenty and im implications are global. whatever the two men say or do do affect the world economy, when you have the two biggest economies at lagg gerlaggerhead. it's important for them to meet. whatever comes out of san francisco can only be best described as tactical stabilization. how the other strengths and intentions have not changed. in washington, chirn in a is the only bipartisan competitor. and here, the u.s. is out to contain china ease rise and suppress the interest. that's translated into measures on key sectors, like tech aex expanding counterespionage efforts. not to mention, growing close encounters in the region with each side blaming the other as the culprit. that points to the importance of the military-to-military communications, which has been cut off since nancy pelosi went to taiwan. the biggest deliverable could be resumption of communications on government-to-government and people-to-people. we've seen some positive

, but formally , of course, jung is a student of freud, but this is only formal, this is exactly thet then i ’ll accompany you, okay . please, thank you, master of guilty glances, small holder of shoulders, pacified, masculine, dangerous tempers. doesn't sound like a drowned woman's speech, very beautiful, who is it? osip mandelstam, beautiful and scary, it’s because it’s about love, and love is always sliding along the edge, yes, that’s for sure, okay, i it’s time to go now, so we’ll decide about our extra classes, i’m ready to start tomorrow, i can’t yet. so to say right away, you need to think, well, then see you tomorrow, see you tomorrow, oh, tanya, dad, what were you doing there, what was it like, i decided to clean up your place a little. why, i would do everything myself, okay, it’s not difficult for me, daughter, well, listen, daughter, i want to tell you, tanya, i actually understood a lot, what did you understand, let’s sit down, and what we, daughter, i really understood that you and oleg love each other, and this... well, called for life, right? yes, for the rest of your

and steven jung joins me now. what's at stake here? what is china hoping to get out of this meeting? >> reporter: stakes are high, not only for china and the u.s., and many other countries around the world, who feel they are coming between the u.s./china tensions. expectations are low. when the two men last met in bali, it was when relations plunged to a historic low, when nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. things were looking up after that meeting. then, the chinese spy balloon popped up. it's a big deal for them to meet in san francisco. but the biggest deliverable may be resumption of communications. government including a senior level. and people-to-people exchanges. we've seen positive signs on that front, with resumption of more nonstop flights between the two sides. and more american academic and cultural delegations visiting china. how they view the strengths and the other intentions have not changed. being viewed as america's most menacing strategic competitor. and xi jingping has said america is out to contain china's global ris

and thanks for taking today and crack down on jung fees as part of a larger vision, and i think we sharether you think i'm doing it correct or not i think we share a vision, billed from the bottom up and not the top down. when that happens, the wealthy do well, and we all do well. the economy we're building is what-- is designed to make it fair for everybody. and that's why i say i've never been more optimistic about america's future. we just have to remember who we are. we're the united states of america. i mean, think about this, there's nothing beyond our capacity when we work together, i mean, nothing. so this is just one more effort to eliminate something that's unfair for ordinary people, not working for them, doesn't hurt anybody and i actually increased this competition, it doesn't diminish it. so that's all i got to say. god bless you all. [applause] >> thank you. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> today, the chair of the federal reserve jerome powel will give an update on interest rates ap the u.s. economy following the federal open market committee meeting. watch the news conference live at 2:30 p.m. e

beyond the launches themselves, dprk threats to broader security were demonstrated by kim jung-un visit to moscow, and and also a dprk looking to strengthen and advance its own missile programs. working hand in hand to highlight the dangerous ways that russia and north korea operation threatens security. in april, president biden and president un young including through enhanced dialog and strategic planning and enhancing the strategic assets deployment to the korean peninsula, roux he starting port visits of nuclear submarines and cooperation between our militaries. already in just the space of a few months we're translating the declaration into concrete action. earlier this summer for the first time in four decades a nuclear capable submarine made port. and the first meeting in july and this month the u.s.-rok held its second meeting already in seoul. last month, i think as you all saw, president biden hosted president yun and president yosheta at camp david and it did start a tri-lateral cooperation between our countries. and there were sensitive issues of history pursuing ambitious

. >> reporter: at an event posted by sutter spmc ted jung and be leslie barratt put the finishing touchesn a portrait. joseph was the victim of a hit-and-run driver and is the donor of ted's heart. through the years ted says he's learned leslie is one of the strongest people he's ever known. >> now that i know my situations, if the roles were reversed, i'm not sure i could be as strong as she is. >> reporter: his heart failed in february of 2020 and wasn't sure how long it would be before he could get a transplant. around the bayless lee was dealing with a different type of heart-stopping tragedy. her son was rushed to an east bay and he had just died. >> he had just applied for california i.d. and he checked the organ donor box. >> at the time it was so hard because they're picking apart your son but just knowing that what was given helped so many people lead a productive and healthy life and it gives them a second chance. >> ted says he's happy for the gift of life he's been given thanks to 18-year-old son joseph. >> if he didn't check off that box, there's a good chance i wouldn't be h

twenty-six-year-old jung kook is the youngest member of the popular k-pop group bts.ee of the seven idols are undergoing military service, mandatory for every man in south korea, and although ill-wishers say that the group will never recover, its producers and the members themselves are confident that bts will definitely return and even call date. in 2025, when the idols retire, they will release a new album, just in time for the tenth anniversary of the release of their hit disc the most. waiting for the reunion, each of participants build their own musical careers. at the beginning of november, jungkook released his first solo album called golden golden, on the first day it was bought more than 2 million times, this is an absolute record. a video for the main single “standing next to you” was also released. jungkook asked fans to listen to this song not on their phone, with headphones, with real speakers, to feel its true power. it is noteworthy that everything is alone. the album's tracks are performed in english, and western stars like ed took part in their record

his heart was received by a san francisco man, ted jung. since the transplant at sutter health california medical center, his mom, leslie, they have become like family. they met up today for a special sendoff before they will ride the float together to encourage other people to become organ donors. >> well, you take it for granted, right? even when many years ago when i filled it out, you don't need to think of it affecting your life or someone elses. but obviously, you know, i'm a perfect example of that, you know. if they didn't check off that box, you know, there is a good chance i probably wouldn't be here. >> joe's heart went to the perfect person. that's what i truly feel. >> ted says he is doing great three years after the transplant. the bart family was presented with a floral portrait of joe, which will be placed on the float on new year's day. what an amazing gift to give to someone. the cbs evening news is next. the 6:30 edition of cbs news bay area streams on the cbs news app. we are back here in 30 minutes with cbs news bay are

a local jung, less than the ramallah area, picks up the story from here. it was a name is vince, is the violent that a collages the of the the whole be the situation of interest and jeanine across the coast bank was the idea is connected. it's a heavy cadet installed on the sounds. the villages it is time camps on the field right now and $184.00 since the student. i know that 2400 out of 2300 to the listing. and so these are, these are, it's good that's easy to the wireless. as i said, love, i guess the most of that i give you in the last $55.00 days since 1000 vehicles that work and goes there is right of course is comes on nights. and yesterday they would have to 3500 students in the state of the schools, a classes and just means cannot go back home because the, the phase of i need it on the 15th every where from best guy by the thrones, against the house, as a from a very well and background, so as long as it's suitable this neck of the under the big getting that they're supposed to kill. and so the services and fuel, i'm going to most of us here semest

164 pounds of stains have been killed in the occupied west by and we're going to go through mohammed jung. jim is live for us in ramallah, talk us through what the is maybe for us to say they're trying to achieve with these weights mohammed. so rob is really military leaders have been pretty open the last few weeks about what they're trying to do. they say that the gloves are off when it comes to the rates that are happening in the occupied west bank. they say that they are trying to stay and found any form of militancy or palestinian fighting factions that have a presence in any of the refugee camps. and other parts of the occupied west bank. now that's not what you hear though, of course, from the palestinians. you speak with the occupied west bank. they say that they are being subjected to a form of collective punishment. they say that these really army is taking revenge on them for those attacks and how much carried out on october 7th. now let me tell you and our viewers about just some of the raids that were happening in the overnight hours leading into today. of course, these rates,

they belong to the realm of what jung called the collective unconscious.en all things in the world. when you address yourself, i hope you are addressing all of humanity. if you are at peace with yourself, then you are not at odds with the world. if you can accept to love yourself, you will accept you will love the rest of the world. this is true. and that means a step inside into the depths of oneself is the first real step into the world. to this world with thrown, like dog without a bone and hactor out alone, riders on the storm, there's a killer on the road, his brain is squirming like toad, take a long holiday, let your children play. united colors by olivier toscani, there are some things that are not commonly seen, that are not discussed, and my job is to make people look at those things. advertising is needed only for a person to think, understand, laugh, cry, united colors. the end of the century according to gotfrey reggio. metaphysically, we are from different worlds, but we feel much the same. i mean, our world is turning into one big disneyland

supreme court leader kim jung-un appearing triumphant in state media posing for propaganda cameras witheam of north korean scientists and engineers celebrating an apparently successful third attempt to put a spy satellite into orbit. two failed launches earlier this year. pyongyang promises nor lmore las in the near future for its ballistic missile program, a program banned by the united nations security council, possibly perfected with the help of russian rocket scientists. acting on orders from president vladimir putin. kim and putin's september summit at this russian space launch complex signaling moscow's growing support for pyongyang's space program, a patsn partners believed to be providing putin with badly needed weapons arming soldiers on the battle field of ukraine. putin told state media reporters that russia would help north korea launch its own satellites and rockets saying that is exactly why we came here. japanese authorities issued an emergency warning, what they believe to be a satellite carrying ballistic missile soaring over okinawa. >> translator: today north korea co

from ley, favored by hollywood royalties, adorn the final credits of the standard shutter island, jungnning. sang for this creative duet, gave moviegoers five screen stories and brought him the title of golden globe winner. the role of the hunter hugh glass in the film the revenant closed the uskrovsky gestalt of the frame master. date week of november 11, 49 in favor of the award-winning leonardo dicaprio. you looked around the planet, thank you for staying with us. visit the website www.tvr.by and watch your favorite projects of the telelenovo agency. online, goodbye, do you like the old stuff here? oh, it’s just amazing here, i live next door, and he sent an invitation, it seems i ’m the only one here, i’ve never seen mr. gatsby, no one has seen him, they say he’s a second cousin to the kaiser and a cousin to the devil, i’m making a bad old master, do you see? i gatsby. you manage to meet such a smile, full of inexhaustible, encouraging strength, four, but five times in life, the right morning should begin with the right breakfast, this will be one of my favorite breakfasts, we will

doesn't find some of the witnesses credible, that is very difficult to overturn because he's in the jung in that courtroom making that determination. only he can really decide that. >> so where do you think -- he's going to be back tomorrow, this almost had been delayed by a day. so, he's going to finish tomorrow. where do you think he's the most vulnerable if the state continues questioned? >> there are several parts of the complaint that specify donald trump jr.'s role in these statements of financial condition in terms of using them to give to banks like deutsche bank and verifying their accuracy as he was handing them over under the terms of their loans for hundreds and millions of dollars. and, on top of that, there is at least one example of don jr. and some of the others at trump org being alerted to the fact that one of the main assets, trump's three-story penthouse at trump tower, the size of it and value was exaggerated by about three times to over $300 million, and "forbes" magazine looked into it in 2015 or so and told them about it, and they sort of just said, eh, oh well, a

bases in south korea, kim jung jong-un or the attacks. what happens if and when a u.s.in one of these attacks? what does joe biden do then? >> sadly i think nothing. he's in nantucket chilling out like antony blinken was in the hamptons chilling out during the afghanistan debacle. and you're right, this weakness, this infatuation with iran and willingness to give them billions of dollars and not enforce billions of dollars worth of sanctions and fund all this terrorism in the middle east is just an upside down foreign policy and for whatever reason they embrace islamic extremism and i know everything with president biden begins and ends with his own personal grand diazment and political power and way, way distant third is safety and security of the american people. so that's why we are today. rachel: yeah, there's also a lot of holdovers from the obama administration. this whole iran policy is very much around obama and his obsession with that negotiation. that's apart of it as well. general tata, thank you so much. joey: thank you, general. todd: officials identified t

family, was included in the nameless dutch nobility in 2002, thereby receiving the noble predicate jungs nothing special, it’s just...' noblewoman is also like an address sir noble squire hide she she doesn’t want to, that is, she still pushes it forward, saying that look, i’m from an elite family, her dad has already received the rank of cadet, so this is actually a modernization, and it would seem that you prove your dignity and the fact that you have such a serious status, well, some serious achievements, there in science, become a teacher of a completely different order, they paid attention to the t-shirt, it ’s not without reason. yes, here it is, i don’t know what to call it, spouse, companion, husband, wife, who knows, but this is an incredible subject for pride, kaisa alongrin, this is her own, here is the wife, apparently irene , and they are actively promoting it, which means that in holland there are non-traditional prices, as in holland there is a festival, which means this community of markobesie, they are there on different boats, that means they are sailing along the cana

. >> special correspondent at "vanity fair," host of "fast politics," molly jung fast.wmakers respond to the outbreak of anti-semitism at college campuses across the country. we'll get into that. >>> on "morning joe," we'll have live reporting from israel as secretary of state blinken returns to the country to push for a brief pause in the fighting to allow for the potential release of hostages and the delivery of humanitarian aid. >>> plus, an update from a spokesperson for the idf on israel's ground offensive, as troops have encircled gaza city. >>> also ahead, congresswoman elissa slotkin will join the conversation on the fight for funding for america's ally. "morning joe" just a few moments away. ♪ did you know 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? dryness and frizz that keeps coming back, could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. you need pantene's miracle rescue deep conditioner. it's filled with pro-vitamins to help hair lock in moisture, visibly repairing six months of damage in just one use, with no weigh-down. guaranteed, or your money back. fo

, i mean, it's not fair to him, he's a really good comedian and now he's getting caught up in this jung off, so what, i'm sure there were some who booed but the main story should have been even in new york, he still has that type of popularity, and they are not afraid to show it anymore and that's the real story. >> greg: yes. tyler, i have this theory, that explains like the voting, kind of like the voting habits of people that every guy has a friend like trump. who is hilarious, fun and obnoxious but your wife hates him. >> no, that's me. >> exactly. you're my trump. >> i'm sorry, i literally never thought i would say this in my whole life ever but i know exactly how donald trump feels. i know what it's like to have someone's wife making it very clear that they do not like me. and the guy just sits there and lets her keep doing it even though i'm just [ bleep ] standing there. minding my business. >> greg: you know what? it's kind of similar because guys kind of want to vote for trump but the wife is saying you're not voting for trump. >> i think bill is similar to trump. a lot of his

jung jungli.g us foreign nationals who appear to be from across the pacific have blackmail information on some of america's top politicians, military and business executives. okay. ing. are biden's prosecutors covering up the client list or are joe biden's prosecutors going to use did client list to blackmail the clients? this is a rerun of what happened to hunter. >> they have videos of me doing this, they have videos of me doing bleep bleep and [bleep] [bleep] my computer, i've taken tons of like just left like that camera on and somebody stole them all. >> jesse: so there's a lot of guys out there like hunter rich connected and addicted to pillow talk putting our national security at risk. air force amy, a high-end legal escort in nevada is here. so, amy, you know what a honey trap is, everybody knows what a honey trap is. if i'm telling you these are foreign nationals who are operating a business where clients are politicians, military and business entrepreneurs, what does that tell you? >> we

the "today" show has a live concert with bts star jung kook, a performance you don't want to miss onello. it is so fantastamazing for me to see other trolls. is this how people feel when they meet me? yes. poppy, i'm your sister. my what? whoo. did you just braid my hair? >>> welcome back. it's 5:26 right now. an ongoing blood shortage is expected to continue into the fall unless some of us roll up our sleeves. >> the red across in northern california estimates they have a three-day supply of blood rather than the five-day supply they would like to have for an emergency. the red cross is partnering with waymo to get riders to and from their appointments. when you book your appointment through the red cross, two free rides will post to your account. as the regional ceo explains, when you show up and make a donation, you could save up to three lives and should be in and out within an hour. >> we ask folks to be in good general health the day of the donation. 17 years old is the minimum age, you need a photo i.d. if you get a vaccine, a flu shot or covid shot, you can get it right away

hahn lee, james lee and jung lee accused of operating an interstate prostitute ring.ll continue to update you as we get more information on that. we have reporters chases down more details on where that goes. we'll keep you posted when we get more. meantime, democrat senate joe manchin dropping a big announcement today. he will not run for re-election in west virginia against trump-endorsed governor jim justice who manchin has been trailing in the polls. he has hinted that a third party run may be in the offing for him. watch. >> what i will be doing is travelling the country and speaking out to see if there's an interest in creating a movement to mobilize the middle. >> let's bring in bret baier, chief political anchor and executive editor and anchor of "special report." good to have you with us. we want to talk to you about your interview with prime minister netanyahu. but first about this news with joe manchin today. >> martha, good afternoon. i think this is not a surprise when you looked at the polls that he was facing in west virginia. it was upside-down. even e

jung hwan and 10 tn arrived edinburgh zoo in 2011 as part of a 10 year agreement which was extended duringhave had an incredible impact by inspiring millions of people to care about nature. you see the pandas just lounging zoo also says that through scientific research the animals have made. a significant contribution to understanding giant panda fertility husbandry and veterinary care. and they're yeah, they're just adorable to look at too. we'll take a look at this. zoo keepers at a tennessee announced the birth of an african penguin chick. the male chick named l ron hatched on october 22nd. also que. he was named after lord of the rings character like his dad pippin. the check will stay in a hatchery for 2 months before being introduced to his fellow penguins. adult penguins, the international union for conservation of nature says african penguins are an endangered species. so this birth is a wind. that is just really the cutest thing you'll probably he'll day. well, the la zoo is showing off its 2 jaguars, a female named johar and a 22 year-old male named kalaeloa kalaeloa is one of th

prisoners, that's a set to be freed as part of the 5th exchange between israel and hum us a bomb at jung. j. as in occupied east reese lemon is offensive the home of a policy in use for leave released from prison on monday. we're in the city one neighborhood and occupied these roots when we are at the family home of our multiple me on that one. what is a 16 year old boy? he was released yesterday. he had been detained for 8 months now. the police say that he attempted to open a police car and throw in a molotov cocktail along with other youth in the neighborhood. he and his family had steadfastly denied this throughout the whole ordeal. they say that he was simply going down to the neighborhood grocery store and he was going to be running errands for his parents. now we're here. he was released yesterday after 8 months in administrative detention. we're gonna be talking to him about and his mother, i'm i yeah. so 1st of all, say that what that was about a shock than just even look on the desktop cubicles are very much my older has a couple of questions for me like oh my gosh minister. de

think of this trip that spring and mohammed jung june, now he was joining his line from occupied east jerusalem and the home of what is the latest that is rarely officials the saying about the do. so elizabeth, earlier in the evening we got to separate statement from the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the 1st one said that these really government had received the list of that 1st batch of is really captives that had been held in ga set, that they had received those names from us. then we got another statement from the, from ministers office saying that they had informed the families of those captives who had been listed on that list that had been given to the israeli government. now since then we've seen reports emerge. and these really media from is really government officials were quoted anonymously saying that the plan as of now is but tomorrow red cross will transfer those 13 capt isn't gaza to the border crossing. they will then hand them over once they get to the border crossing and through the border crossing that they will then hand them over to the israeli army,

the south korean president kim dae jung was to visit. and then in july kim jong il hosted a man called vladimir putin. that is the first and to date the only time a top russian or soviet leader ever visited north korea and putin, i think will repeat that and visit again soon. and then what did kim jong il do? stop there? no. he sent a special envoy to president clinton in october 2000 and vice marshal chaw taumalolo came with a big envelope carrying a nice cordial invitation letter for president clinton to visit. clinton was very interested, and 12 days later, secretary of state madeleine albright was in pyongyang toasting kim jong il. and she actually reported to her boss, president clinton, that, yeah, you should make the trip. and he was going to except for the vote recount, florida vote recount following the election on november 7th between al gore and george w bush. and gore did not concede until mid-december, december 13th. so time simply ran out for clinton to make that trip before stepping down in january of the following year. b

i rise today to celebrate the life and legacy of william jung of springfield, missouri. mr. burlison: he was born in overland park, kansas, in 1941 and passed away in springfield, missouri, on october 17, 2023. he is survived by his wife and their nine children, 36 grandchildren, and 41 great grandchildren. he is also survived by two sisters and a host of friends and relatives. bill was passionate about life and his love for the lord. he was involved in many civic and religious organizations serving wherever he could. bill had a passion for traveling and adventure. he and his wife visited more than 30 countries, including a trip to israel. he was always game for any new adventure that came his way. bill was a dear friend of mine. his smile and warm personality will be greatly missed by me, his many friends, and his wonderful family. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recogn

you know this, carl jung's idea that they they deny the emotions in themselves .n't gone themselves. they haven't gone away. so they start seeing them in other people. so if they're very aggressive, but they can't admit their aggression to themselves, they see the aggression in the other people which then justifies them being aggressive towards the aggressive towards the aggressive people over there . wow. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> that makes it's an old principle . if you go back to principle. if you go back to this fellow with the same initials as me , jesus christ, he initials as me, jesus christ, he he tells the mote and beam thing, you know, why are you worried about the speck of dust in someone else's eye when you've got a beam in your own eye so that denial and projection is been going on for 2000 years. i do think it's this one seems like it's here to stay for a while. >> i do think it's unfortunate because what it does is it it the most dangerous form of censorship is self censorship. so it causes people to restrain what they think . and i think what they

you know this, carl jung's idea that they they deny the emotions in themselves .n't gone themselves. they haven't gone away. so they start seeing them in other people. so if they're very aggressive, but they can't admit their aggression to themselves, they see the aggression in the other people which then justifies them being aggressive towards the aggressive towards the aggressive people over there . wow. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> that makes it's an old principle . if you go back to principle. if you go back to this fellow with the same initials as me , jesus christ, he initials as me, jesus christ, he he tells the mote and beam thing, you know, why are you worried about the speck of dust in someone else's eye when you've got a beam in your own eye so that denial and projection is been going on for 2000 years. i do think it's this one seems like it's here to stay for a while. >> i do think it's unfortunate because what it does is it it the most dangerous form of censorship is self censorship. so it causes people to restrain what they think . and i think what they

>> i just had one and it is more of a thank you to commissioner lum and jung for working through the joint leg new structure and getting that past. appreciate that and think it will allow to operate more effective and provide more time to do advocacy work which is priority. >> having been on that group for quite a while, i think it is a exciting change as we work through the process over the next year. especially with a brand new session starting with brand new bills, so thank you. >> good morning. thanks for your report. i wanted to ask, you said you have 5 openings? which districts are you still needing because i'm actively recruiting? >> 1, 5, 7, 9 and 10. >> okay. thank you. >> and we sent two resumes to two supervisors. >> thank you. >> our members are looking also, so we keep-we are doing our best. priority of mine for next year. >> any other comments from commissioners? >> thank you commissioners. commissioners, item 8 is joint legislative report presented by diane lawrence. >> there is-i don't think there is much here to point out. we summarized the bills we focused on. i wil

toby jung is also working with free working on it with the free speech try get this speech union to try has to be it has to be recognised in law, in schools as a this a value. otherwise this will happen. blasphemy laws. a value. otherwise this will happen the blasphemy laws. a value. otherwise this will happen the point blasphemy laws. a value. otherwise this will happen the point is,isphemy laws. a value. otherwise this will happen the point is, evenmy laws. a value. otherwise this will happen the point is, even if! laws. >> but the point is, even if it's in teachers are it's in law, teachers are going to self—censor because they're scared, are not scared, because they are not being protected by our institutions , by the police. institutions, by the police. correct? telegraph . and we have correct? telegraph. and we have news that stonewall have yet to be completely demolished in academic circles as well. >> yeah, shocking . it's king's >> yeah, shocking. it's king's college london tells academics that backing stonewall could boost careers. they had this boost careers. so they had this

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way this lunchtime in york, with mark allen opening the defence of his title against china's ding jung—hui. it meant they moved level on points with quins who are in third. and finally, we don't often bring you american football, but this is worth a watch — there was a first for the nfl with a football match on black friday, which has never happened before — the new yorkjets played the miami dolphins. but look at this incredible moment. the dolphins intercepted a pass. jevon holland the man who caught it, and hejust ran and ran. no one could stop him — his team—mates helping by blocking the opposition. he travelled the entire length of the pitch — dodging the defence, for a phenominal touchdown. miami won the game comfortably 34—13. what a run. he would have been exhausted after that. i hope you got a lie down. how long is that run? 99 yards. the entire length of the pitch. good to see. thank you. saturday morning, how is that weekend looking? here's louise with a look at the weather. i have no idea what 99 yards is! what is that in metres?- i have no idea what 99 yards is! what is that in