kim yeater: it is kim. mypillow.com/kim.ululating] donie o'sullivan (voiceover): but what might have started with a problem at a polling location. kim yeater: the agenda is to depopulate. donie o'sullivan (voiceover): seems to have dragged kim down a rabbit hole. kim yeater: anything with the rothschilds is absolutely sinister. period. now we know that soros is just another puppet, isn't he. this was set up and this was deliberate. we somehow are losing our sovereignty and our voice is being stolen. what's really happening is there's a global agenda, so there's a global agenda being pushed. we've got to follow the money-- donie o'sullivan: who's pushing the global agenda? kim yeater: you know, if i drop names right now, the first and easiest thing for people to say is, ah, conspiracy. she mentioned george soros, oh, conspiracy. donie o'sullivan: anti-semitic. kim yeater: anti-semitic. yeah, ridiculous. i love jews, by the way. did i tell you that? i love middle eastern people. i love portuguese people. i love people of every

usually they would help kim with the kids in the evening but on this night he was late and he knew kim would not be happy about that. >> they got to get their homework done before they went to bed and i thought, she's going to be upset when i get home because i'm not there to help. >> as he rolled into his driveway he clicked the garage door opener. the nightmare awaited him. >> once the garage door raised up just above the head of my truck is when i saw kim. >> she was down on the garage floor? >> yes. actually, at first i thought it was jill laying there. i did not realize it was kim until i got out of my truck and ran into the garage and that is when i saw that it was kim. >> how do you take this in? it's too much to absorb. >> it's indescribable what was going through my mind at the time. >> kim was still, bent slightly at the waste, long pool of blood from her head. >> when did you look in the to the vehicle? >> i don't remember how long it was but after checking on kim, being assured in my mind that she was gone, i just suddenly thought about the kids, where are the kids, and my

kim was lynn's best friend.tian youth camp. >> when i first met her, she came flying into the room bigger than life and jumped up on one of the bunks and said tell me how you like here. >> was she talking about boys? yes. we're looking at her going, who was this wild woman? >> lynn was funny and fiery and full of life. kim knew she liked lynn right away but it was their shared spirituality that cemented their friendship. >> we both were committed to serving god and she would just draw you in and she cared about you and she wanted to pray for you. she wanted to know what you needed. >> lynn was already out of college and working. kim was still in school but they shared prayers and secrets. lynn told kim what she wanted in a man. a christian husband, somebody who love the lord, was a leader in strong but yet gentle, and we talked about it, you know. if i started dating someone or if she did, we had a check in you know, we talked about that. >> did you have to approve? >> i did. >> after all that girl talk about bo

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thank you uh kim shadif and sakino um kim said some really powerful things i want to touch upon but first i want to read a small little snipit from this article here about life in the occupy. west bank, it says the people in occupied west bank uh, they live in this deep-rooted occupation, it lingers in the air for them a daily basis, it says that the residents unfortunately are very well acquainted with political strife and abuse any given night, this really prime minister benjamin netanyahu's military performs raids on palestinian neighborhoods often ransacking homes and abducting civilians on arbitrary accusations while practice is clearly illegal, the israely military regards this custom as both routine and rational. we let we've let in this get the israelies, the world has let them get away with this for so long, "unfortunately, it has become normal for them, has the world, and according even to kim's point uh, local neighbors, arab leaders fail the palestinians, absolutely, but i think you know again, it it's like it's so brutal, the what israel is imposing upon the palestinians is s

and that is kim yong nam, the half brother and critic of north korean dictator, kim jong-un.l to catch a flight around 9:00 a.m. in this blurry video, kim yong nam is accosted by two women, who smear him in the eyes with a bx nerve agent, a banned chemical weapon. within 30 minutes, he is dead. >> this assassination occurs, and it's a shock to everyone. >> including the 21-year-old son of kim yong nam, who was living in china. christopher ahn says kim han sol, who was viewed as a threat to the north korean throne, was terrified. >> he got a call from north korea that there were people coming to execute him or assassinate him and that when he looked out the window, that all of the security disappeared. and he didn't know who to turn to for help. >> he turned to adrian hong, the head of cheollima, for help. hong then turned to christopher ahn, the former marine, to pull off the rescue. >> he says, can you fly to taiwan and meet him there and keep him safe while, you know, we talk to different countries and try to figure out a place where he could, you know, apply for asylum? i

thank you uh kim sharif and sakuno um kim said some really powerful things i want. want to touch upon, but first i want to read a small little uh uh snipit from this article here about life in the occupied west bank. it says the people in occupied west bank uh they live in this deep rooted uh occupation, it lingers in the air for them a daily basis. it says that the residents unfortunately are very well acquainted with political strife and abuse any given night. this really prime minister benjamin netanyahu's military performs. accusations, while this practice is clearly illegal, the israeli military regards this custom as both routine, and rational, we let we've letten this get the israelies, the world has let them get away with this for so long, unfortunately it has become normal for them, has the world, and according even to kim's point uh, local neighbors, arab leaders fail the palestinians, absolutely, but i think you know again, it it's like it's so brutal, what israel is imposing upon the palestinians is so brutal that any person, you know, if they were to... independently lite

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom us vice president kamala harris has unveiled her economic agenda as the democratic nominee for president. and it's got a populist theme. her platform calls for providing tax relief for more than 100 million middle-class and lower-income americans. she's proposing measures to make daily life more affordable, bringing down the cost of things like groceries housing, and childcare. and she criticized donald trump's call for more tariffs on imported goods, saying it would result in higher prices for consumers. meanwhile, trump gave two speeches this week centered on the economy, but he has yet to release a detailed economic plan. as cnn's harry enten reports, the former president and businessman is losing ground to harris in polls about the economy this is supposed to be donald trump's bread and butter, right? >> so we're gonna look at polling from michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, battleground state polling, and what you see is that trump's advantage on the economy w

kim young kim jong un doesn't miss a whole lot of meals, okay, my friends? and trump stands there with the media and kim jong un, you remember? i'd encourage you to go look it up. he brings media in and says, all right, everybody, take some photos of us, make us look nice, make us look skinny, and kim jong un sat up like that. it means something to have a president with who's not afraid to go into hostiler the -- territory, tell a few jokes and actually engage in diplomacy. that preserves peace. while all these democrats lied about donald trump being the candidate of nuclear war, donald trump is the person who prevented nuclear war. and if we're not careful, kamala harris is going to walk us right into nuclear war. we ought to kick her out and not give a promotion to the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] and maybe, maybe the most important thing donald trump did is he began the process of ending america's economic reliance on china. the most important thing. because donald trump understands economic security is national security. the whol

but wait until you hear, what kim jong un's says. his happened cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage the democratic national convention monday at seven on cnn, and streaming on max this fall comedy is coming to cnn what could go wrong? >> i got news for you ramirez saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn excuse me. >> can i get this? >> i mean, i mean, i know when people in high, some, some cooling timing ten diazo haley, the in her song tai jia corner wactor to a qr luck jar, car-to-car man, higher us began elijah. >> now i talked to i can barely coup for lackey, me sasa. way. i mean by the leaker. now come up, buyers id, any questions or babu back carty, who who comic man is as id children senior got conflict. the mosul summers are shattered. mentioned the meet if she met edge five due to inequality conflict, poverty, and the climate crisis save the children is working alongside communities to provide a better life for children and the

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i'm kim brunhuber. with breaking news from the middle east you're looking at live pictures from southern lebanon after hezbollah militants say they've successfully completed their retaliatory strikes on israel for the day so that is what happened in northern israel hours ago after the group fired at least 200 rockets from lebanon, hezbollah called that the first phase of its retaliation for the recent killing of its top military very commander. but earlier, israel said it hit hezbollah positions just as they were preparing to launch their strikes. the idf says more than 100 fighter jets took part in the operation destroying thousands of hezbollah rocket launcher virals. lebanon says three people were killed. prime minister benjamin netanyahu reacted to those strikes yes we can book it on was in well, which will hezbollah this morning, we detected hezbollah as preparation to attack israel together with the minister of defense and the chief of staff, we instructed the idf to act proactively to remove the

the kim jong-un i met was a ordinary human _ he like?was a ordinary human being, but— he like? the kim jong-un i met was a ordinary human being, but turning - ordinary human being, but turning him into god has made him a monster. he would do anything for the survival of his regime, he would kill all 25 million north koreans. the systems of control that mr kim has created is now so fierce, it will be impossible to topple this brutal dictatorship, he believes. change must be pushed slowly, persistently, from outside and from within. there's growing controversy over two athletes who have been cleared to compete in the women's boxing in the paris olympics, after having been disqualified from last year's world championships for failing to meet eligibility criteria. yesterday algerian boxer imane khelif qualified to the quarterfinals after her opponent, italy's angela carini, abandoned the bout in 46 seconds. taiwan's lin yu—ting, who was stripped of a bronze medal at last year's world championships, is due to fight later. our reporter, matt g

the kim regime also has not stopped abusing its people.ovid-era restrictions resulted in an air-tight seal at the north korean border, one that was enforced through shoot to kill orders, an incredibly brutal decision. the time represented a moment where many north koreans were not able to flee to freedom beyond north korea's border and an unprecedented stop in the number of north koreans who are making it to freedom. it was already quite difficult pre-pandemic for many north koreans to make it outside of north korea. but it became even more difficult during that time period and it wasn't just those who sought freedom beyond the border who were affected. those who were left behind were cut off from incredibly critical lifelines like access to information from the outside world, as well as an inability to operate as they had done previously in the informal market economy. which we know has often served as a critical lifeline for many inside the country. that the north korean people continue to suffer is an absolutely indisputable fact. and w

we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson.aking the point before the break about trump maybe taking the bait on this, these personal attacks, and there he was taking the bait on the personal attacks. is that the working for him, to go tit for tat on personalities? >> i think it doesn't. and i think part of the problem is it distracts from the message that he is trying to drive on the biden-harris administration record and on harris' record and policies that she would probably pursue in the oval office and the white house. i think some of the stuff that trump and vance are doing on the campaign trail is all well and good, fine arguments, but if trump holds a long rally and he talks about these poles and he talks about how kamala harris supported medicare for all and wants to the abolish private health insurance or at least she did as of 2020 and then he throws in there the kind of clips that you played, what is going to get played on the news? what are most americans going to see in the they're not going to see him talking abou

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. >> i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. it's getting close to decision time for us vice president kamala harris as she must choose a running mate soon we'll look at who tops our list. more and more countries are urging their citizens to leave lebanon as fears of escalation in the middle east intensify and people in florida are getting ready for tropical storm debby. it's expected to reach hurricane strength before making landfall live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber we are now in the critical final hours of come on harris is search for a running mate, a decision she has to make by tuesday, a source is telling cnn harris will interview top candidates, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly in the coming hours, harris is also expected to speak with minnesota governor tim walz sources familiar with the selection process say there has been a renewed focus on him the harris campaign is having to move at lightning speed and cnn's edward-isaac dovere breaks it down for us let's remem

kim, first to you.inder of the extraordinary variety of athletic prowess this country produces it. we look forward to the gymnastics and the swimming the traditionalist it is been such a joy to watch people winning in canoeing and bmx biking and skateboarding. it's almost enough to make me want to go up and take eight new sport. >> kyle? "out of a hit to the senate permitting bill recently introduced by congressman of wyoming. when joe manchin of west virginia. new legal certainty including one or 50 date shot clock for challenges to energy projects. the bill probably cannot pass right now but what about next year? for all the chatter in the hijab around project 2025 and what a trump administration would bring, maybe the best place local republicans are proposing in commerce right now. >> right mary? what to say hit to venezuela democratic opposition. the dictator agreed to the election because he thought he could steal it. as he has done so often the past the opposition was ready for him. they document

you have met kim jong—un seven times. what is he like?uman being, - but turning him into god has made him a monster. he would do anything for the survival of his regime, he would kill all 25 million north koreans. the systems of control mr kim has created are now so fierce, it will be impossible to topple this brutal dictatorship, he believes. change must be pushed slowly, persistently, from outside and from within. jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. now here is a sentence i didn't think i would be saying today... 10,000 pairs of underwear which were used in charli xcx and billie eilish's latest music video have been donated to charity. guess, a remix of the brat original, dropped on thursday night and showed billie smashing into a party on a bulldozer surrounded by thousands of pieces of underwear. during the video's credits, a message appears saying all the unworn garments would be donated to the nonprofit i support the girls. let take a look at the video. music plays now, you might th

it's our dear leader , kim man? it's our dear leader, kim jong un.. if you're >> welcome back to friday night live with me, ben. leo. and we're going to beam live now to bogota. tatiana sanchez will be impressed in colombia, where the duke and duchess of sussex have shrugged off security fears to embark on their so—called faux royal tour. senior global reporter at the mailonline nick pisa is live on the ground in south america. nick, how's it going? are they making headlines over there? are they safe ? over there? are they safe? >> well, safe. but bearing in mind, ben, i should say that the security is absolutely phenomenal surrounding them. we are being given very limited advance warning of where they're going, so it's obviously a bit of playing, a bit of catch up. and, when you get there and you do see the security, it is phenomenal. they've got about 14 or 15 armed police vehicles following them. there's also soldiers surrounding every venue that they're attending to with machine guns. there were drones up in the air this morning as well. police s

kim klockow mcclain: tornadoes consist of anything the tornado brings into the air. so often a lot of dust and dirt and plants, branches. and then if it's a more violent tornado, that can include debris like planks of wood, shards of glass. mason lillard: i hear my grandma. lage, lage. and i was like, mama, i hear him. he was outside of the truck. it wasn't like a, i'm here, or i'm ok. it was moaning. storm chaser: oh, no. there are the lines. oh my god. oh my god. look at that. harold brooks: one of the things about a tornado is that it's producing a lot of small pieces of debris that are flying at, you know, 150 miles an hour. and even ordinary objects, dinner plates, two by fours, become really, really deadly at those kinds of high speeds. jim riek: i knew after joplin how destructive a tornado could be. it was moving so slowly that it was like a blender. everything on the ground was getting totally mixed together. and it just hits you again and again and again and again. i saw a piece of cardboard that actually penetrated into the exterior insulation finish syste

i'm kim brunhuber. it's 4:00 a.m. here in atlanta and in north carolina, where vice president kamala harris is getting ready to reveal her economic policies for future administration. they're expected to include plans for a federal ban on price gouging. that's aimed at lowering grocery prices but all those efforts to make housing more affordable, especially for first-time buyers. momentum for harris has been building since she secured the democratic nomination. and on thursday, harris and president joe biden appeared together at a public event for the first time since he exited the race cnn's mj lee has the story for the first time in three-and-a-half weeks, she's going to make one hell of a president retiring lame duck president joe biden, appearing at an official event alongside vice president kamala harris, the brand new democratic nominee for president. thank you here's first paying tribute to the man who chose her as his running mate four years ago, there is a lot love. it is president the pair promoting the admi

max and welcome to all you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world i'm kim brunhuber. >> this is cnn newsroom. kamala harris trying to reach workers in nevada with the pitch they've already heard from her rival what she said evan, what more we can expect in terms of policy proposals in the days ahead meanwhile, donald trump's campaign says, it's the victim of hackers. how the team says they discovered the security breach. what was leaked, and who they're blaming bots, the u.s. has some harsh words for israel following a deadly strike on a school in gaza will look at the possible impact this could have on cease-fire talks live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber and we begin here in the u.s. >> as democratic presidential nominee, kamala harris wraps up a tour of battleground states. she and her vice presidential pick were in las vegas, nevada where the focus was on service employees who make up such a large part of the city's workforce, even mckend reports on what she's promising, and why may sound a little familiar worker focus rally in las

kim. so you're not going to feel that right now or till november i mean, yes, it's things are changing, but it takes time he president joe biden says a cease-fire in gaza is closer than it's ever been biden says, u.s. >> secretary of state, antony blinken will head to israel today to press for an agreement. and israeli source tells cnn that israeli negotiators are cautiously domestic about the talks, although optimism in the past has been dashed, but the source says there is potential for an agreement when talks resume next week i'm optimistic not far from over a couple of horrors you are you more optimistic now than you have been in months past now all this comes as tensions grow throughout the middle east. >> gaza civil defense says an israeli strike has killed at least 15 people from one family in central gaza. and that more people are trapped in the rubble, rubble lebanon's health ministry says, and israeli strike in southern lebanon has killed at least ten people, including children n

and kim is refusing any help will ripley is outfront on his emerald green bulletproof train.leader kim jong on is portrayed as a hero on state tv i've linked to areas devastated by flooding record rains left entire towns and villages under water. state media reports, thousands of evacuees relations, but no deaths or claim impossible to verify. foreign aid organizations allowed in him delivering a defiant speech from the railcar carrying his armored limousine declaring with confidence, north korea is fully self-reliant, rejecting offers of international aid even from allies, china and russia, at least for now some fear kim's deepening military partnership with fellow strong man vladimir putin could be giving his economy and confidence a boon perhaps emboldening kim to shut the door on international aid and diplomacy. >> we are prepared to have an open dialogue with the north koreans without preconditions we want to pursue planless c, us ambassador to the un, linda thomas greenfield visited the korean demilitarized zone this spring, telling out outfront at the time, and he top-

us is zaabu shark is a palestinian academic and activists joins us from dublin. welcome to you both kim shariff i'll start with. with you, or i guess, asad abu shark, i'm going to first start with you, we're watching this genocide continue, and i do have to mention the deaths that have occurred, at least 42 palestinians in the israeli strikes that have happened in the past 24 hours alone, when you hear the genocide and the death tally that accumulates a daily basis, double digits a minimum, sometimes we go hundred or more, what what goes to your mind? well, this is of course the... zionist project supported by america and the west who created this partide state of israel which has beent totally on the destruction of the palestinian people and of course israel is being supported and encouraged and protected to do this being giving all possible support whether it is military, political, economic, by veto, psychological warfare, media warfare, propaganda warfare. spionage warfare by the americans and by europeans, all these countries, because the zionist movement when it was first establis

kim, not just "the washington post", "the new york times."eet journal". even cnn, the economic analyst for if cnn or at least one of them, i don't know if she's the top dog, but here's, here's her comment on the price controls of kamala. roll it. >> we've seen this kind of thing tried in lots of other countries before. venezuela, argentina, the joseph union, etc. it leads to -- the soviet union. it leads to shortages, black markets, you know, plenty of uncertainty. and beyond that, the specific way this bill is written might actually increase prices. really hard for me to imagine any form of legislation that a preserves the spirit of what she's proposing that would not be, you know, at best do nothing, at worse cause a lot of harm. david: kim, has kamala lost the mainstream media on her economic plan? >> well, she is certainly making it hard for them, you know? if you think about it, david, they have worked overtime in the past weeks to try to cover up and set aside all of her prior big government issues. you know, they've just taken it as a

kim, first to you. >> might miss to the department of education.year it's numeral out of the financial aid form causing utter chaos and college admissions which is now long-suffering patient parent is going to happen again. the doe so obsessed with the debt forgiveness programs has announced its formal once again be cbecoming out two months late this year after people who are up like my suggestion is of donald trump like a corollary campaign statement and that coe make american government even basically functioning again. >> are kyle? >> i'll give a miss to robert f kennedy jr. for solving new york police department cold case by admitting he did it. 2014 a dead bear cub was found under some bushes in central park with a bike on top of it. a truly bizarre mystery. rfk junior is now saying he put it there. he said he was driving in upstate new york when he saw the bear cub get hit by a car pretty loaded the roadkill in the back of his van intending to skin it and eat it later but then he had to go to new york city with dinner and to the airport with

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom robert f kennedy jr. drops out of the presidential race and endorses donald trump we'll look at the impact this could have in red and blue states kamala harris, that's her sights on her first debate as the democrats presidential candidate will look at what she's doing to prepare lost storm in the pacific is set to impact hawaii in the next few days. >> why authorities are worried about the high winds as well as the rain live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber and we begin. >> this hour focused on the 2024 race for the white house. now, moving into high gear with the conventions in the rearview mirror, the balloons have dropped and vice president kamala harris is now formally the democratic presidential nominee now the candidates are looking forward to their first head-to-head debate on september 10, but donald trump slammed harris is convention remarks falsely claiming she didn't discuss the border or the economy, and mocking her speech. here he is you mentioned the trump name many, man

mutual physicians mutual i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom, our top story this morning, hezbollah says it's retaliatory strikes on israel are done for the day and they've been quote, a complete success. the militant group released the statement after firing at least 200 rockets into israel in response to the recent killing of its top military commander earlier, israeli fighter jets pommel hezbollah positions in lebanon. and what's been described as a preemptive strike. and israel announced in the last hour that it followed up with even more attacks in the last hours. meanwhile, hamas says it's delegation is now in cairo for ceasefire talks that are due to resume today. and israeli official says, and israeli delhi the nation, is expected to go there we have reporters on the ground across the region. cnn's nic robertson is in tel aviv, israel and ben wedeman joins us live from beirut, lebanon so ben, first to you, you get a sense that hezbollah is walking a fine line here are mostly symbolic attack without crossing the line

. >> i'm kim brunhuber. cnn newsroom two us presidential nominee is hitting the campaign trail, one, continuing her swing state blitz in arizona, the other making a stop in ruby red montana an israeli strike on a school in gaza reportedly leaves dozens dead as us officials work to avoid a wider conflict in the region. and rebuilding parents we'll check in on maui one year after deadly wildfires ravaged the island live from atlanta. >> this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber the democratic presidential ticket is on a tear through western swing states that could determine the outcome of the election. >> kamala harris and running mate tim waltz head to las vegas, nevada later today. but while in glendale, arizona, harris reiterated her plan to sign the bipartisan border security bill that failed to pass congress earlier this year. accusing her republican rival, donald trump of torpedoing the bill for personal gain. trump is expected to attend fundraisers in wyoming and colorado in the hours ahead, he made his f

i've met a lot of people like kim it's. always tough to know just how much of what they're saying they really believe. >> i know a lot of people on the left cynically well, look at you and say, she has seen a new shear to become successful in this new information ecosystem because it could potentially be lucrative can i tell you a secret not that lucrative in any way. this has cost me my time. it's cost me time with family. it's cost me hi, even and working my own business. this has been lucrative. uh, no way but one thing was clear for all of you all do that by my products mike lindell and his pillows the my pillow hq for helping keep this world of an election denialism allies. >> i don't trust me on a golf cart. i want to scroll ban right into a pond cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee me and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage, the democratic national convention starts monday, august 19 on cnn and streaming i'm max with so many choices on booking.com. >> there

, the agenda is to depopulate, seems to have dragged kim down a rabbit hole anything, with? the rock is absolutely sinister, period. >> now, we know that serous is just another puppet, isn't. >> this was set up and this was deliberate we somehow are losing our sovereignty and our voice is being stolen. what's really happening is there's a global agenda. so there's a global agenda being pushed. we've got to follow the money, agenda you know, if i drop names right now, the first and easiest thing for people to say, oh, conspiracy she mentioned george soros. oh conspiracy anti-symmetric antisemite. yeah, ridiculous. i love jews by the way. does hey, that i love millis eastern people. i love portuguese people, i love people of every nationality, every color, every race. i just loved people because we're all god's children, period. >> isn't awesome guy to my reporting. i've met a lot of people like kim it's always tough to know just how much of what they are saying they really believe. >> i know a lot of people on the left cynically will look at you and say, she has seen a new sh

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you have met kim jong—un seven times, what is he like?eing, - but turning him into god has made him a monster. he would do anything for the survival of his regime, he would kill all 25 million north koreans. the systems of control mr kim has created are now so fierce, it will be impossible to topple this brutal dictatorship, he believes. change must be pushed slowly, persistently, from outside and from within. jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul. extraordinary interview. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. well the uk culture secretary has raised concerns about the bbc�*s investigation into huw edwards, in a meeting with the corporation's director general. lisa nandy asked tim davie to explore what options are available to recoup some of edwards' tax—payer funded salary. mr davie has defended the decision not to sack the presenter, despite knowing last november that he had been arrested over the most serious category of indecent images of children. simonjones reports. huw edwards' guilty plea has shocked the nation, a spokes

ok, kim mcguinness, to bring you back in, for dr— here. 0k, kim mcguinness, to bring you back in, forthat he is not calling a protest outside the mosque that he takes heart from. in your community, do you know the situation there? have other people come out to defend the mosque in sunderland, for example?- come out to defend the mosque in sunderland, for example? look, it makes me — sunderland, for example? look, it makes me so _ sunderland, for example? look, it makes me so very _ sunderland, for example? look, it makes me so very sad _ sunderland, for example? look, it makes me so very sad that - sunderland, for example? look, itj makes me so very sad that muslim communities feel under threat and are being targeted by these far right protesters, also called protesters, they are not protesters, they are criminals. i've certainly seen people congregating in order to protect and defend that community, the but the thing that really strikes me is the number of people contacting me directly, going out on social media, speaking out to say that this is not what we are about, that this is no

welcome to you both uh kim sharif i'll start with you or i guess uh asad abu shark, i'm going to first start with you. we're watching this genocide continue, and i do have to mention the deaths that have occurred, at least 42 palestinians in the israely strikes that have happened in the past 24 hours alone. when you hear the genocide and the death tally that accumulates a daily basis, double digits a minimum, sometimes we go 100 or more, what what goes to your mind? well, this is of course the zionist project supported by america and the west to created this partide state of israel which has been totally on the destruction of the palestinian people, and of course israel is being supported and encouraged and protected to... this being giving all possible support, whether it is military, political, economic, by veto, psychological warfare, media warfare, propaganda warfare, spianage warfare by the americans and by europeans, all these countries, because the zionist movement when it was first established, it was established to eradicate and totally inilate the palestinian people and to ca

kim, that's what's important to remember here.r netanyahu is under pressure, not just from the international community but from within domestically, there was huge demonstrations last week demanding that he take a ceasefire deal demanding he bring the hostages just home. meanwhile, prime minister netanyahu only seems to be aggravating tensions with this series of assassinations that have further pushed the proxies around the region i've instigated iran to vow this retaliation, but what will that retaliation look like? that's what you hear from our colleague ben, what us officials are preparing for because it does not have to come this response does not have to come directly from macron through ron could easily activate its tentacles around the region and then you have that retaliation coming from iraq or syria, or yemen in that means us assets that's on the ground, potentially threatened us troops, potentially threatened. you'll remember at the beginning of the year, there was three us service members killed along the jordan-syria

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom, israeli military confirms a deadly strike on a school in gaza city that they say held a hamas man center. what we know about the strike in the ongoing push for a ceasefire in gaza kamala harris sending a new message about border security during a campaign event in arizona. what she says her priority is for the southern border. if she's elected president this as donald trump spoke to supporters in montana, doubling down on his promise to enact a mass deportation live from atlanta. >> this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber gaza officials say an israeli airstrike has killed at least 93 people at a school in gaza city gaza civil defense says displaced palestinians were staying at the school. now cnn can't independently confirm the death toll, but israel confirms that it struck the building. now the strike comes as more than 60,000 people have evacuated parts of khan younis over the past three days, the united nations says more than 80% of gaza has been subject two e

fiance kim?try to get out of paying a hotel bill? and he said i don't know. >> like he was almost going to blame kim? >> blame kim. >> wow. >> reporter: but the sergeant knew kim was no con artist. she was the one being conned. >> he told her he was an investor and he had hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: in an interview with the sergeant, she told them derek alldred had all but destroyed your life. >> what all occurred and how it affected you and what your loss has been? >> my losses are my whole life. ruined all my credit and then he hid it from me. got into my email accounts, intercepted emails so i wouldn't know. he blocked calls from my parents. so that no parents could get in touch with me. >> so did you give him the card to use to pay for things? >> no. not my credit card. what he did as i found, he stole it out of my purse, made a copy on his phone which i actually have and was using my credit card. >> reporter: he ruined her credit and put her in debt so deep she worried she

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times of the soviet union, particularly of the leadership of joseph stalin, when in korea president kimleesung was in power and it is being renewed today a different level, considering that unfortunately world development is moving towards a third world war and this gives a strategic relevance, esto le da una relevancia estratégica. you've touched on an important point, it's essential. we're at the beginning of the third world war, we're seeing what everything means for the west, how the war is moving, the tragedy that's happening there in occupied palestine, we're seeing what's happening in ukraine, and now it seems that the other front, which is in perspective, at least, is the korean peninsula, and that makes sense, and it's already a global thing. exactly, well korean peninsula still has task and the perspective of its own liberation, right? the liberation from the american troops, which are there, and according to some estimates amount to 60,00 to 80,000 soldiers, the occupied southern part, a government that has the anti-communist law enforced and work communities are persecuted i

joining me now cnn global affairs analyst kim dozier and former nato supreme allied commander wesleylark general clark i'm sure you've been watching all of this and finding it just as fascinating as kim and i have been fascinated by this. we were talking about it during the commercial break what what is your sense of what's happening right now? what i read is that ukraine does not doing this for the purposes of capturing territory. this is basically a defensive operation. what's your sense of it? >> it is defensive operation in the sense that it will create a buffer zone. you don't show moves their drone capability deeper into russia. it also provides potentially bargaining material and it draws russian forces away from other efforts elsewhere on this thousand ometer front shortage, multiple purposes i think the ukrainians are still trying to advance. so we haven't seen the end of this yeah kim, ukraine says it is advanced more than 20 miles into russia, which i mean, it may not sound like a lot, but that's a lot of land relatively speaking, when you consider the fact that nobody tri

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom, us vice president kamala harris on the campaign trail, backs a plan already proposed by former president donald trump but details and what her campaign is promising to reveal in the days ahead. widespread condemnation aimed at israel over its deadly strike on a school in gaza. how the white house is responding while still trying to work towards a ceasefire and taylor swift's tour is set to hit london after that foiled terror plot in vienna. but uk authorities and swift fans alike say they're prepared live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber we began to hear in the u.s. >> as democratic presidential nominee, kamala harris wraps up a tour of battleground states. she and her vice presidential pick were in las vegas, nevada, where the focus was on service employees who make up such a large part of the city's workforce. eva mckend reports on what she's promising and why it may sound a little familiar at a worker focus rally in las vegas, vice presiden

tsarak and kim are united not only by friendship since childhood.mily and many other degorians came from. kim is the keeper of memory, the guarantee that these places still have an owner. the most important thing is that the village is so unkind to the village, now there are all the opportunities, there is a pasture, where he will prepare what, where he will plant what, but there are no people, people, kim's lonely thoughts are coming to an end for today, a familiar car with difficulty overcomes the last obstacle, kim thanks the almighty for the long-awaited meeting, reminds us of the contribution of the tsarak family to the history of these places. carefully preserved household items of past generations, the chain on which the cauldron hung, passed down by inheritance, in such a cauldron they boiled a ram in beer, boiled it for a very long time, until they got a particularly rich and intoxicating soup. inspection of the area is not complete without mysterious details. look, it's running from there. to our toboevs, so that they always forgive each o