but justin definitely wasn't happy about the pregnancy. he said we weren't ready to have a baby in our lives, that we were way too young." britney goes on to say, "if it had been left up to me alone, i never would have done it. and yet justin was so sure that he didn't want to be a father." we've reached out to both britney and justin's reps for comment, but have not yet heard back. according to tmz, it was around late 2000 britney learned she was pregnant. in august of 2000, she was coy about her relationship with justin. i don't really have time for a serious boyfriend right now. (singing) you drive me crazy. kit: at the time, britney's career was skyrocketing. at just 18 years old she had two hit albums, shot her first ever tv special in hawaii, and was trying to hang on to her good girl image. but soon she and justin would become the world's most beloved pop star couple. i just want to say i like britney spears. [laughter] kit: they were inseparable, but the relationship was constantly under intense scrutiny. am i a virgin? [laughter]

justin was so sure that he didn't want to be a father.e magazine says timberlake is taking the revelation in stride, focused on his family. a source saying he's happy at home with jess and their kids. and he's focusing on new music. he's in such a great place. so the woman in me comes out october 24th and back to that concert leadership. she actually says she did what was asked of her because she thought that was the only way she could see her two sons, jayden and sean. >> and a lot of people want her perspective from that conservatorship will get that in this book. coming up, we have a polka. that's next. it's friday. >> we are a unique law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist or learning about the newest treatments available? we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. call us at one 800 511 5400 or go to mazabuka comm. that's one 800 511 54

justin cohen, jeremy corbyn.ho's the news editor at the jewish it's lovely to see jewish news. it's lovely to see you this morning. let's you both this morning. let's start. should there a start. should there be a ceasefire , james? start. should there be a ceasefirn absolutely. start. should there be a ceasefirnabsolutely. has to be >> yes, absolutely. has to be a ceasefire. and that's why the ovennhelming majority of people on earth, the ovennhelming majority of people in the uk and the us all support it because it's plain common sense. you can see that you don't respond to the killings of one group of children with the mass mass killings of another group, israel. >> israel's got a right to defend itself against a terror attack. israel has an attack. has of israel has an absolute right to defend itself. >> it does not have an absolute right to indiscriminately kill children , to engage in children, to engage in indiscriminately killing children just in crimes. the fact is that if israel was to stop was to engag

i'm justine waldman. we start inside a courtroom in portland where justice emerson pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of attempted murder. this is new video now just into our newsroom. the 44 year-old pleasant hill man is accused of trying to cut the engines on a horizon air jet while it was in

justin crimes.it would be raising the white flag, it would be the international community accepting that israel doesn't right to defend doesn't have a right to defend itself against the ultimate acts of barbaric city. >> and it would be also a admission that that this kind of terrorism could be exported elsewhere in the world. that's that's what would happen if israel was to raise a white flag at this point. >> i mean, isn't that a point? you know what could happen if there's a ceasefire? is hamas could regroup there. could just regroup there. terrorists, not really terrorists, they're not really to bargained or reasoned to be bargained or reasoned with, they then put down with, do they then put down their weapons? what's to stop them hamas want humanitarian them if hamas want humanitarian aid to come into gaza and indeed, for palestinian people to be safer, why don't they hand back the hostages? why don't they stop using people as human shields for the reason why you need to have a ceasefire? >> is

i completely agree with justine. and actually. _ id. i completely agree with justine.heme. and that means you can be exposed _ scheme. and that means you can be exposed to— scheme. and that means you can be exposed to abuse. what we need is a law that _ exposed to abuse. what we need is a law that supports retailers, so when they ask, _ law that supports retailers, so when they ask, they say i have to do this. _ they ask, they say i have to do this. it — they ask, they say i have to do this. it is — they ask, they say i have to do this, it is the law and i do it to everyone. _ this, it is the law and i do it to everyone. it _ this, it is the law and i do it to everyone, it is not personal. we want _ everyone, it is not personal. we want to — everyone, it is not personal. we want to make sure that this is something retailers can enforce. small— something retailers can enforce. small shopkeepers have a difficult enough _ small shopkeepers have a difficult enough time and we don't want to make _ enough time and we don't want to make it _ enough time and we don't want to m

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andrew >> all right, justin, thank you. meanwhile an investigation is underway at cornell university after a series of online threats against the school's jewish community. >> police have also notified the fbi of a potential hate crime. the post specifically targeted the campus home of the center for jewish living. >> now to the death investigation of matthew perry. the friends star found unresponsive at his home. the actor spoke publicly about his struggles with addiction and now investigate. gators are taking additional steps to uncover a cause of death. >> i know i feel horrible. okay >> it says here that a muppet got whacked on sesame street last night. where exactly were you? around ten ish? this morning, new questions about matthew perry's final hours after the friends star was found dead at his los angeles home. >> investigators say perry was discovered saturday afternoon uncon icious in his hot tub. but by the time police arrived, it was too late to save him. >> according to additional units and a supervisor respond

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su relaciÓn, dijo que quedÓ embarazada, pero optaron por tener un aborto, yo amaba a justin siempreue brilla es oro. dulce: britney spears dijo que espera que su libro sea de inspiraciÓn para otro para que levanten su voz en sus propias dificultades. el libro estarÁ a la venta el 24 de octubre. la cantante dijo que llegar a este punto en su vida no ha sido fÁcil, pero que ahora quiere ser ella quien comparta su propia historia con sus fans. jorge: creo que estaremos de acuerdo en esto, hablaremos de fÚtbol, hay partidazo hoy en filadelfia, cuando edson Álvarez y la selecciÓn mexicana se enfrenten en partido amistoso a la selecciÓn alemana con la joven sensaciÓn, jamal musiala. paulina: todo lo podrÁn ver a travÉs de unimÁs y tudn a partir de las 7:00 p.m. hora del este, 6:00 p.m. hora del centro, 4:00 p.m. tiempo del pacÍfico, no se lo pueden perder. terminando el noticiero, pongan el fÚtbol. jorge: cuidado con la que vas a decir. ¿quiÉn gana? paulina: mÉxico. jorge: claro que mÉxico, jorge: claro que mÉxico, despuÉs de la guerra, lo Ándale, mi amor. tómate tu jugo. sí, abuelita. ay

but justin trudeau believes that any problem can be reversed, you just have to say the magic word, aslden childhood: forgive me, he always repents profusely and regularly, for eating chocolates at a parliamentary meeting, he apologizes with the same sincerity and an honest expression on his face, like honoring an old nazi, and if trudeau repented of honoring the ess member with dry eyes, then he wiped his eyes with a handkerchief for disrespect for gays. sorry, it slips out easily, but sometimes your favorite abbreviation gets stuck. i i will never apologize for standing up for rights. he apologizes to the sikhs for refusing 100 years ago to welcome those of them who tried to escape to canada from british india. today, in parliament, i apologize for our government's role in the history of kamagato maru. but he does not apologize for the more recent scandal with the expulsion of a senior indian diplomat from atawa on suspicion of espionage. india responded to trudeau with a mirror expulsion and a cocaine scandal, the former indian ambassador said that trudeau flew to the g20 summit. to

." >> my name is justin k. jones.11 years because of being convicted for murder in the second degree. >> juju: justin jones shot and killed a 25-year-old man. like the opera's main character, he says he's working towards redemption. >> i definitely, you know, couldn't even begin to ask for forgiveness at the time. i was a different guy. i definitely changed since then. >> it somehow felt like this is their story. ♪ gather us around ♪ >> juju: it's not just any opera. >> dead man walking! >> juju: it's the dead man turned oscar nominated film about sister helen prejean grappling with her faith and the death penalty. >> a lot of things kind of resonate with me of what's being said in the play. >> juju: the life-changing power of art is precisely why carnegie hall's musical connections program has been bringing the centuries-old art form and other musical genres to sing sing for 14 years. >> it provides an opportunity for incarcerated individuals to educate themselves with musical theory as well as learning instruments.

and now justin trudel has really just shown to the world. maybe it's a little more complicated than that. how are they going to justify the history will not look well upon this is my is my assessments, because however you feel about this who's right and who's wrong. you have the west funding a proxy work with the blood of ukrainian soldiers and the blood of ukrainian citizens . and people say like, oh we can't, we can't negotiate with putting because he's literally hitler. i already there. so it's the west fighting this proxy more for and on behalf of their natal aspirations and they're preferred to do it to the last ukranian fighting aged male. and the last of creating a civilian a. the idea that putting is a hitler with global domination, but somehow can't even take over the ukraine, take over ukraine and doesn't have a population to even manage. we manage ukraine even if that were aspiration. i mean it's, it's a, the audit comparisons made by people who clearly have no understanding of history to the degree that they gave a standing ovati

and i want to go back to what justin said. it's really important this isn't just to fill up a church or philip coffers, something the children of the church will likely sociologically speaking be unchurched. so this just an investment in the current status of our local church. this is an investment in generations. and then lastly, we as a church coming back to searching, being a lower class phenomenon, maybe a better way to say that is it's hitting the lower class more heart harder. excuse me? it's hitting harder. we as a church need to think about what we do to minister and encourage people for whom life transitions hit harder than they do many of us. so with that said, we believe it or not that was a high level walk through. we can get much more, but we wanted to have some where we have justin come up and i know he to be able have a discussion and go in directions, double click on certain things. so so that's what we wanted to do now. bishop, would you join us? yes. have a coffee. i do have a coffee, so thank for the opportu

tentions between the two escalated after the canadian prime minister justin trudo accused new delhi ofah, founder and editor in chief at the canada falls, join us from toronto. and showbon saxen indian journalist and political commentator joining us out of sao paulo. gentlemen. i like to welcome you both to the program here. i guess we'll start there in south paulo with you, mr. saxana. hope you're safe and doing well. welcome to the program sir. now you're india and canada, maybe they don't have the most uh elaborate trading um regiment, but nevertheless there's about 4 billion dollars that india exports and about 4.1 billion that it imports a very balanced trade between the two. it's not astronomical but nevertheless, it's not by any means a small amount, there's a lot of stake here, is basically what i'm trying to say, your initial thoughts on the story, thank you very much for having me, of course the trade between india and canada is about 11 billion dollars, not very big amount if you compare with other countries, excuse me, but unfortunately the the relations between the two cou

your thoughts on justin trudo's comments and the fact that mr. india, i mentioned the air india 182 bombing, because frankly knew full well about that plot, and of course you had uh parmer, the the terrorist canada refused to extradate in 1982 member, founder actually, and they refuse to extradate on the grounds that india wasn't sufficiently loyal to the queen because recognized her as the head of the commonwealth instead of course and... and the air and bombing happens new full well about it and it's it's understandable that there's a skepticism sees his conduct in terms of targeting land defenders in terms of targeting luffling activists and even with the uh the china gate uh hysteria that they've pushed in in canada where it's a sesis leaker quoton quote leaker mean i personally think was behind this leaker to be quite they've manipulated kane in politics and they've really been very aggressive uh in it, but i think for trudo, the big to me is that uh, you know, they they utilize these uh extreme, extremist diasporas, just canada utilizes wea

your thoughts on justin trudo's comments and the fact that mr.o support uh the... is making against new delhi, i think it's uh pretty clear that people should be skeptical of this, and seesis uh, as i've mentioned before, has very questionable history of india, i mentioned the air india 182 bombing, because frankly knew full well about that plot, and of course you had uh parmer, the the terrorist to canada refused to extradate in 1982 member, founder actually, and they refuse to act him on the grounds that india. wasn't sufficiently loyal to the queen because they recognized her as the head of the commonwealth instead of course, and then the air bombing happens, sheas new full well about it, and it's it's understandable that there's a skepticism, you know, seesus conduct in terms of targeting land defenders in terms of targeting luffling activists, and even with the uh the chinagate uh hysteria that they've pushed in in canada where it's a seasus leaker, a quote unquote leaker. mean i personally think cessus was behind this leaker to be quite fra

justine, let me take you back to 2012 11 years justine, let me take you back to 201211 years ago when 0ur victorian predecessors would have had immense pride to see their railways providing massive benefit today, over 100 years later. but as a result of today's announcement, the railway revolution they started is happening again. your boss at the time, justine, david cameron says the country will regret it for some time. do you feel betrayed? i the country will regret it for some time. do you feel betrayed? i think it is a huge — time. do you feel betrayed? i think it is a huge mistake _ time. do you feel betrayed? i think it is a huge mistake for rishi - time. do you feel betrayed? i think it is a huge mistake for rishi sunak to cut high—speed to. there seems to be a misconception in number ten that the transport strategy was solely about connecting up cities. it was part of a much bigger strategy to connect up the uk. i think the second thing i heard the prime minister say today that i felt was a misunderstanding of the project, was that part of the reason it was being cancelled was

justin, great to see to you.ow, having just outlined the problems that we've seen with faze clan, why do you think it makes sense to game square? >> yeah, absolutely s. and thanks for having me. i was actually formerly the cfo at faze clan, so it's a bit of a full circle moment for me. ashley: wow. >> talks really initially began faze, we've been a client for some time, so talks initially began around strengthening that partnership. when it became evident to us that they would be looking at a potential liquidity event, you know, we saw this as a huge opportunity. i reconnect with the faze founder s which was really important, got their backs and support -- backing and support and here we are. we're extremely excite to be combining the world's biggest bran in this space -- brand in this space to be able to monetize that audience. ashley: talking of monetizing, you kind of, what, you focus on the youth culture, i would assume, with these products. let me ask you what kind of monthly audience are you attracting righ

andrew >> justin, thank you. our new poll finds about half of americans, 49, say the us is offering the right amount of support to israel. but nearly one third of americans say the us is not doing enough. and president biden is having a tough time instilling confidence 54% disapprove of the way he's handled the new war. the war overseas, leading to tensions here at home, including a disturbing murder case in illinois. >> a boy and his mother were allegedly targeted by their landlord because of their religion. here's abc's derek dennis this morning, outrage outside chicago after the brutal stabbing death of a six year old and the wounding of his mother allegedly attacked by their landlord. >> investigators say 71 year old joseph zuba targeted the boy and his mother in their plainfield, illinois, home because of their muslim faith. amid the ongoing war between israel and hamas. >> she said he knocked on the door and that he attempted to choke her and said, you muslims must die. >> the boy, suffering 26 stab wounds,

andrea. >> justin, thank you. abc news will bring you live coverage of president biden's remarks today. and later this half hour, the stories of three families desperate for word about their loved ones abducted by hamas. >> now to a developing story from san francisco. a chaotic and deadly scene at the chinese consulate. people ran for their lives as a car came crashing into the building. police confronted the driver and then shot him. he later died. no word on a potential motive for the crash. president biden has been questioned by the special counsel looking into his handling of classified documents. it's a sign the investigation may be wrapping up a spokesperson for the president said the questioning was voluntary. classic fide documents were found at biden's delaware home and his former office is in the race for the white house. >> robert f kennedy is going into pendant. his big announcement coming just as another presidential candidate picks up an early endorsement. a new curve ball in the race for president.

leÓn: el mister revelÓ que durante su relaciÓn con justin timberlake quedÓ embarazada y tuvo un aborto y 2002. maity: andrew ahorró mucho dinero en una depiladora láser de amazon. sí, porque la depilación... ayuda a la natación. ( ♪♪ ) sí, porque la depilación... ayuda a la natación. juegos de la clasificatoria ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ maity: un minuto de silencio fue observado en todos los siete juegos en la clasificatoria para la eurocopa en memoria de los dos fanÁticos suecos asesinados en bruselas poco antes del partido entre suez y bÉlgica a los fanÁticos que asistieron a los partidos se les pidiÓ recordar a las vÍctimas entre ese grupo terrorista hamas. leÓn: por primera vez en su historia de la cadena de prendas Íntimas victoria's secret estÁ presentando una colecciÓn para mujeres con discapacidad. maity: la incluye . maity:buenas noches. daniel: bienvenidos a "contacto deportivo". informaciÓn muy delicada, karim benzema es noticia, no por fÚtbol, el ministro del interior de francia asegurÓ en una entrevista que el delantero mantiene vÍnculos notables con la agrupa

leÓn: el mister revelÓ que durante su relaciÓn con justin timberlake quedÓ embarazada y tuvo un aborto de la clasificatoria ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ maity: un minuto de silencio fue observado en todos los siete juegos en la clasificatoria para la eurocopa en memoria de los dos fanÁticos suecos asesinados en bruselas poco antes del partido entre suez y bÉlgica a los fanÁticos que asistieron a los partidos se les pidiÓ recordar a las vÍctimas entre ese grupo terrorista hamas. leÓn: por primera vez en su historia de la cadena de prendas Íntimas victoria's secret estÁ presentando una colecciÓn para mujeres con discapacidad. maity: la incluye . [música] sí, cariño, está bien. ¿cariño? ¿a poco tu mamá ya tiene novio? claro que no. carlos, no me puedes tratar así de seco. pero es que me cuesta aceptar mucho todo esto.

algún día, justin no estaba contento con el embarazo.a que ser madre era lo que siempre había soñado. en su libro también aborda los 13 años de tutela legal, la que describió como una destrucción de su alma hasta que un juez lo finalizó en noviembre del año 2021. la mujer en mí fue manipulada por mucho tiempo, dijo spears y admitió que ha tenido que ajustarse a su nueva libertad. mientras seguidores de britney han mostrado preocupación por ella, en especial tras este video que publicó recientemente en las redes. bailando con cuchilla, el evento que dirigió a la policía hacer una verificación de bienestar. spears sostuvo que las cuchillas eran falsas y que imitaba un baile de shakira. ahora britney pretende ser protagonista de su propia narrativa. todo el mundo ha tratado de definirla. y quién es ? y ella quiere decir yo decido ahora. y este es el primer paso en este proceso donde con 27. >> tras la pausa hablaremos de este niño, quien tuvo un sueño, el cual pudo hacer realidad. tendremos la historia después de los comerciales. antes logr

a generation ago was justin timberlake saying what goes around comes around.he became the subject of major revelations from britney spears, timberlake made the move due to the hateful and disgusting things people were saying on his profile. her book is sitting atop multiple best-seller lists. just as we scrutinizing all the taylor swift-travis kelce thing, now it's justin timberlake. >> she came up with bombshell things, she claims she got an abortion. a lot of really, really heavy stuff. >>> when we come back, the fda has issued a warning on obti fpriocsor infants. >>> if you have high cholesterol, there's a new diet that could help. a little bit of that drizzle action. sweet & spicy jam and mambo sauce are on the mcdonald's menu for a limited time. ♪ba da ba ba ba♪ ugh, this guy again... pops! ay son! ya got a little somethin' on yuh face. needed a quick shave. quick shave? respect the process! it ain't my dad's razor, dad, it's from gillettelabs. gillette...labs? gillette's ultimate shaving experience. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face. gam

abc's justin finch is here now with more. justin, good morning. >> andrew good morning. after a classified briefing last night, majority leader chuck schumer called the attack on israel heart wrenching and said the senate stands ready to help israel. this morning, the us is upping its support to israel, deploying military ships to the region, increasing the number of fighter jets in the middle east and israel's military could ask the us to tap into its stockpiles inside israel, where the us military has maintained warehouses for decades containing tanks and ammunition. president biden with this warning. this is not a moment for any party hostile to israel to exploit these attacks, to seek advantage. meanwhile, critics accuse the white house of financially enabling hamas to attack israel after releasing $6 billion in frozen funds to iran as part of a recent prisoner swap. iran is suspected of playing a role in the attack, but secretary of state blinken says funds from the deal were not used. republican presidential candidate nikki haley pushing back. >> i actually think i

tudo you will see, justin trudo you will see , palestine will be free, palestine will be free, you willa israel kola israel kola israel kola israel balruh idikum al-aali balruh baldm naftik or aqsa balrah baldm naftik or aqsa you are bad in spirit , you are bad, and this gaza is not alive. god is not in gaza, god is not in gaza, god is not in gaza, god is the sword before the sword, drop the sword, drop the sword, drop the sword, drop the sword, drop the sword, drop the sword, and we are the men of muhammad , and we are the men of muhammad. by god, our goal is the cause, and the messenger is our example, and jihad is our path, and jihad is our path. because of pain and sorrow, oh god, oh god, this is the least of our actions, oh god, oh god, o god, make our weakness, o god , our failure, o god, let them fall upon our people , o god, increase the burden on them. and the ruler protects in it the zionist saree the ruler protects in it the zionist saree and the ruler protects in it the zionist laskar and the ruler protects in it the zionist laskar and the ruler protects in it the zionist la

canadian prime minister justin trudeau welcomed this step and disclaimed any responsibility.is yaroslav was. he did the right thing; neither the prime minister's office nor the ukrainian delegation were notified in advance of the invitation or honor. in general, it sounds naive, especially since justin trudeau himself personally, i first met yaroslav gunko. here is a photo from the prime minister’s reception, judging by the flags of ukraine and canada during zelsky’s visit, posted by the ss man’s granddaughter teresa with the caption: “dida is waiting in the reception for a meeting with trudeau and zelensky.” justin trudeau’s words sound naive, saying that we didn’t know, because every visitor to the head of state in any country in the world undergoes a thorough check in advance. the special services did not know the obsovsk past, it ’s impossible, some kind of farce, they knew, they simply considered this fact acceptable. just think sss, after all, ganka fought against russia, which means he is a hero, well, like zelsky, the british are ironic. many will now say that the ret

jones and fellow black democratic lawmaker justin j.e expelled from the state house in april for leading gun reform protests on the house floor days after a shooting at a nashville area school. gloria johnson, their white colleague, who joined them in those protests was not expelled and kept her seat in august, jones and pearson won back their seats in a special election. and during a special session later that month, republicans passed new rules to limit debate. jones was again silenced after tennessee house speaker cameron sexton ruled that he twice spoken out of order. leading democrats to walk out in protest. on tuesday, jones filed suit against the state and sexton in federal court, alleging that his expulsion and the new rules are unconstitutional and illegal. the suit alleges that jones was blocked from expressing views on critical issues that he was elected to express and his expulsion robbed him of committee appointments and seniority. in a social media post jones said his constituents deserve to have their voices heard without

good morning, justin. >> rhiannon good morning. and speaker kevin mccarthy and house members are also now bracing for a republican plan to kick start the process of ousting mccarthy as soon as today. >> the bill is passed on the heels of a bipartisan deal to fund the government until november 17th and narrowly averting a shutdown. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy now facing fire from within his own party. >> i am relentless and i will continue to pursue this objective. >> florida house republican matt gaetz threatening to introduce a motion that would allow house members to reject mccarthy from the speakership with a majority vote. gay rights drubbing mccarthy for brokering a deal with democrats and, quote, not reining in spending. mccarthy says he's determined to keep his gavel. >> bring it on. let's get over with it and let's start governing. >> after signing off on the short term spending deal, president biden slamming republican leadership. >> i'm sick and tired of the brinksmanship and so are the american people. >> the plan in

rhiannon. >> all right, justin, thank you. additional aid for israel is in question until the house of representatives elects a new speaker. republicans managed to nominate steve scalise for the job by a narrow margin. he can only afford to lose four republicans in a full house vote. and right now, at least nine say they won't support him. abc's rachel scott explains what's likely to happen next. it takes several rounds until they get a speaker of the house. >> or they could try to huddle behind closed doors once again to try to unite the party. we know scalise is meeting with members one on one, trying to convince the holdouts to come on board. but you have to remember, it was the promises that mccarthy made that got him in trouble and ultimately cost him that job. >> congresswoman nancy mace says she won't vote for scalise because he attended a white supremacist conference. other members say they are concerned about scalise battle with blood cancer. >> a major escalation in the auto workers strike and a surprise move, 8700 u

the billionaire called justin trudeau's actions a disgrace.usk responded to the introduction of new rules for streaming services in canada. well, more news from canada, there, on the recommendation of the russian embassy, ​​the fund was closed yaroslav gonko, the same nazi from the sss unit glenichin, who was recently applauded in the country's parliament. the head of the kiev regime, vladimir zelensky, was also present at this meeting. immediately after the honoring of hitler's criminal , a major international scandal broke out. but should we expect that this will affect western policy towards russia? the presenter of the vesti nedeli program, dmitry kiselyov, will talk about this with the authors. a terrible scandal broke out in canada. as a gift to vladimir zelsky, who came to beg for money also from wattawa, on for his speech , the real, living, 98-year-old veteran ssovets was invited to parliament . in canadian style, his name is yaroslav hunka, a surname derived from the original gonko. that’s what we’ll call him, yaroslav gunko. during

i just quite like the justin . george says, no the name justin.suella talking to welby. he's not interested in anything other than his own opinions, and i can't imagine even much common even his god having much common ground well, course ground with him. well, of course he that, i'm sure he would dispute that, i'm sure very thank you for very strongly. thank you for your them coming your emails. keep them coming in. a pleasure to read. >> are indeed. now, up next, it's lewis. and lewis is going to tell us why we still need a minister for men, the topic of much conversation in this week. i think it's safe to be said oakley is outraged . oakley is outraged. >> yes, there has been a lot of distraction this week from a very simple and important question do we need a minister for men now ? i passionately for men now? i passionately agree. we do . in fact, agree. yes, we do. in fact, i think it's quite toxic to look at all of the issues facing men and that doesn't matter . and say that it doesn't matter. and i that a lot of the and i think that a lot of

and abc's justin finch is here now with more. justin, good morning. >> ryan and good morning. the israel defense forces identifying a newly freed hostage as an israeli captured october 7th as hamas wages terrorist attack on israel. the israeli government releasing new video of a heartfelt reunion showing israeli military private ori, now home with her family after clearing a medical examination. the israel defense forces say was rescued during an idf ground operation in gaza, where she was held captive for more than three weeks in chicago , israeli american natalie raanan has returned home. she and her mother were among the first hamas hostages freed when we celebrating the return of natalie back to her home in chicago, we have to remember that there's still 239 hostage bodies in the hands of hamas in the gaza strip. on the war front , a relentless exchange of rocket fire between israel and hamas. israel rejecting calls for a cease fire just as the united states would not agree to a cease fire after the bombing of pearl harbor or after the terrorist attack of 911. >> israel wi

justin good morning. >> rihanna and good morning. us is sending its top diplomat into the war zone along with more military might into the region. secretary of state antony blinken is expected to travel to israel as early as today. the state department saying he'll deliver a message of solidarity and support for israel. the first plane carrying american ammunition has already landed in israel. sources say the us may send a second aircraft carrier to the region. the uss ford already arriving in the eastern mediterranean. >> this is about providing support to israel as it seeks to defend its territory and deal with an ongoing imminent threat from hamas terrorists who, as i said before, are acting a heck of a lot like isis terrorists in their barbarity and cruelty. president biden strongly denouncing the hamas attack. >> israel has the right to respond, indeed has a duty to respond to these vicious attacks. >> but the president did not mention iran. the white house says as of now, there's no smoking gun to show that iran directed or orc

justin good morning. >> good morning.annon the president will visit israel just as thousands of us troops prepare there for a possible deployment. abc news has learned president biden's visit to the middle east will be quick over the course of one day meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu in israel. >> tomorrow, president biden will underscore our crystal clear message to any actor, state or non-state, trying to take advantage of this crisis to attack israel. don't. >> secretary of state antony blinken revealed the trip in a late night announcement from tel aviv after a meeting with netanyahu and his war cabinet for nearly eight hours until nearly 3 a.m, the white house taking the complex security situation into account before announcing biden's trip. we wouldn't make a trip, obviously, if we did not believe that that proper, proper security parameters would be in place. >> and obviously this is not ukraine. it is a different situation. >> president biden will also stop in jordan with plans to meet with arab lead

abc's justin finch has more. justin, good morning. >> andrew good morning.h the house divided, republicans fear a repeat of the kevin mccarthy speaker election earlier this year, which took 15 rounds of voting this morning. round two in the gop's effort to elect a new speaker of the house. >> we got to wake up and stop this nonsense. there's real serious work to be done. >> frontrunner jim jordan, chairman of the judiciary committee. failing to garner enough support during the first round of voting. >> esposito lee zeldin, zeldin and 20 republicans refuse to toe the party line. >> i am not going to vote for jim. the ohio conservative has divided the party due in part to his staunch support of former president trump and his refusal to accept the results of the 2020 election. >> other critics question his track record as a lawmaker. >> none of the bills he sponsored has ever become law. so we're looking at electing a person who would be second in line to the presidency, who's never passed a bill. >> a decades old abuse scandal. also hangs over jordan's head, s

and justin, are you going are you going to stay? and justin, are you going to stay? yeah.ave no room to move anywhere. the rafah border�*s closed, the area's borders closed, and just due to where the conflict is at the moment, there's no means of going anywhere. so, for the time, staying in gaza city. if the opportunity were to arise to move out, i'll have to assess that at the time, depending on the situation. thanks to justin thanks tojustin dole be there. 0ur correspondentjon donnison is in jerusalem. earlier, i asked him to outline the political changes that have taken place in israel today. ever since the weekend, there'd been talk of the possibility of a unity government being set up. well, that seems to have come through today, with the leader of the opposition in israel, benny gantz, from the more centrist party, agreeing to sit on an emergency government alongside benjamin netanyahu. mr gantz will sit in a special war cabinet, along with mr netanyahu and the defense minister, other senior ministers and that — in theory, i suppose — will get rid of the sense that i

two weeks ago, prime minister justin trudeau made a startling announcement. canadian security forces, he said, are investigating a credible allegation linking agents of the indian government to the murder of a canadian citizen on canadian soil. 45-year-old har deep singe nijjar was head of a sikh temple in british columbia who was gunned down in the temple parking lot in june. perhaps trudeau thought that by publicly raising these allegations he might shame the indian government into cooperating with canada's investigation. in the west, the news that india may have ordered a hit on canadian soil is shocking. and analysts note gravely that such an act could only hurt india's ambitions on the foreign stage. an ttony blinken has asked themo cooperate in the investigation and outlets like the financial times and the economist calls for consequences should the allegations be proven. but in india, the reaction is very different. and reveals that, in fact, justin trudeau blew it. just look at the indian press. story has released a spasm of jingoism in which they cas

abc's justin finch explains what happens next. justin good morning. >> ryan and good morning. house members face a short deadline to decide whether to remove mccarthy as speaker. >> do you think your job is to allow this morning, house speaker kevin mccarthy faces an extraordinary threat to his leadership after florida congressman matt gaetz filed a motion to remove him as speaker, declaring the office of speaker of the house of representatives to be vacant. >> resolved that the office of speaker of the house of representatives is hereby declared to be vacant in response to the motion, mccarthy posting last night. >> bring it on, gaetz has threatened to try to strip speaker mccarthy of his office for months. those threats escalated over the weekend when mccarthy relied on democrats to provide the necessary votes in order to fund the government without additional funding for ukraine, as some republicans refused to budge on the issue. but according to president biden, mccarthy assured him the money would be approved separately, which mccarthy denies. >> so, mister speaker, just

i'm justine waldman. our top story at this hour's that state attorney general rob bonta announced a new push to reform the vallejo police department kron 4 s charles clifford has the details. >> well, here in vallejo, the police department is critically understaffed. and for years they faced allegations of use of force abuse and also misconduct. the city and the state of in trying to reform the police department. today they announced a new effort to keep that work going. california attorney general rob bonta announced on monday that the state, doj and the city of les are launching a new effort to reform the vallejo police department. >> this is a continuation of a process that started 3 years ago. the state says the progress has been made, but that they're still a long ways to go. the new effort will focus on 45 areas of improvement, including addressing patterns and practices of unconstitational conduct promoting public safety supporting officers and protecting the richts of the people of all a hoax. the