. >> that's gary o'donoghue and also mark lo albuquerque en from jeers lem.as become the first person to be found guilty of a new offense of cyberflashing in was. he pled guilty to sending unsolicited explicit photos to a 15-year-old girl and a woman in her 60's. >> it's happened to many thousands of women and girls. without warning a photo appears on their phone or their com computer. explicit, shocking and unwanted. and, cyberflashing and these other forms against women and girls has significant and profound impacts to women and girls' cents of safety, sense of well-being. sense of being able to operate in t online world. >> seven weeks ago, sending independents like those became a criminal offense and today at south end crown court, the first person was jailed for cyberflashing. nicolas forks admitted sending picturings of his genitals to a teenage girl and a woman in her 60's. the court heard that nicolas suffered from severe post-traumatic stress disorder after being kidnapped ask assaulted some years ago. his attorney said he got no gratification from s

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next, on the bottom of the we have mazda and lemmings. senior editor off the ball in bass newspaper. their dog and speaker. and usually i've been to ankle. she is associate professor at god as in khaki, national university, ukraine. and with the thing the so to the center for east europe in and international studies, stories and funded the available. i'm about them to you are you didn't, let's start with, do you know ukraine is facing shortage of both weapons and soldiers? how long tend to really sustain? yeah, actually it's a huge problem because for example, i have a nephew in military forces. so few clean and they're almost on the 0 bought a lot and then they complain and that the, even the unit needs a lot from a nation now. so it's a huge problem. and the problem that for example, the eastern area. so if you're creating like harv, give my home see to in my home region. and so my region are under the constant shalon and attacks and then a lot of civilians who died and who need to be recreated. so it's a huge challenge for your queen and not only military bottle. so for, let's say

going try and good thanks so much room in now the votes that extend to the russian leaders rule is lemming launch in the mines of european union officials in brussels. you lead is amazing. this is a slight on a new 5000000000 euro military, a package for ukraine. the use for and policy chief, joseph burrell, gave this assessment of the russian election. this has not been the fan, an extra is no c of service. you highly restricted in vitamin position to do for them. i think of a what i can say, but more than that, these are the actual as being bays, and refreshing and intimidation and being health, condo canyon by category violating, ukrainian southern and let's go straight to the w's. terry schultz who is in brussels. terry, a very clear statement that from the us foreign policy, she's come, we safely assume that that view is said by all you leaders. that's right. all 27. you foreign ministers do back those remarks by high representative burrell, but it's not a very high bar to agree with those remarks. russian didn't invite any international observers to these elections. it forced people

. >> david: matt gutman in jers use lem, thank you. >>> back here at home tonight, and to the race for the white house, on the campaign trail, donald trump warning of a, quote, blood bath, if he loses the election. tonight, his campaign and what trump meant by that. the biden campaign pointing to january 6th. the country and the world seeing what can happen amid dangerous rhetoric. and the moment trump played the national anthem to honor those who are behind bars for january 6th. here's jon karl. >> reporter: today, donald trump is defending comments he made at a rally in ohio warning of a quote blood path if he doesn't win the presidential election in november. trump made the comment as he was talking about the auto industry, vowing to impose 100% tariffs on some imported cars. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not going to be able to sell those cars. if i get elected. now, if you don't get elected, it's going to be a blood pabath for the whole -- that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a blood bath for the coun

the solution, look and see which is already recognized by everyone needs lemmings. hence the attempts to enter and gain a foothold in our border territories. but it might be having a shilling mind, including using multiple rocket launchers against peaceful neighborhoods yesterday, attempts to strike the crime in bridge and the peninsula itself among the system and intimidation actions like the terrorist attack in moscow. when it comes quite logically fit into the series. yeah, i mean, even though what else they're goal is the so panic condition and show their own population. but not everything is lost to you. you just need to follow the orders of your wisdom to rates and show them that and execute the come on from washington . and you know, do you did, you know, of course the question was supposed to be answered with this either showing you based opinion or put at least why did that there will be stripe to go to green, to extinguish the after committing the crime. and who was waiting for them, that it is clear that those will support the regime and key if you would just simply do not

earlier with the senior indonesian defense analyst who told us that despite washington claims that is lemming state was the sold perpetrate to so many on answer questions in the front of these uh, we got the uh the, the 1st minute after the date of course we have so surprised because uh, statically appli symbol united states of glen ices. but, but the, uh, the, but the, uh, really a spec. well, that has to be d as a how a did they find out, does that they can actually have to type as good to watch. you. great. so its means like we more believe on what i said investigation. uh, you know, after state and the police, this is uh, controlled by some other company. so i, uh you could as well whatever it is to getting the event we are out here uh saturday, but it is. but again, the issue of a party to go issue or heavy board because of the front of the countries and everything is that is not the story that they have to solve. especially using the ukraine cut off as a base of to you not to distort or to start that last. yeah. or whatever president up would be an interesting find out about this. i thi

i want to be silo, the world kind of stop lemming and some boxes, you know, troops don't live in boxes, they're everywhere, unrestrained chest and i'll be looking for you again right here, where i hope to give you a direct impact the the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the the situation clearly indicates the pro war kemp in europe is still very, very strong. foreign minister, a circuit live, rob says there is no western appetite for peace and you frame after a link paul between top german generals from build their plan to bomb it, rushes prime in branch plus the kind with us. yeah. hot. it doesn't matter. we need to ensure that from the very beginning, there is no mention that wouldn't make us part of the conflict. this is a temporary refuge for those people who are evacuated from the tow

how did you come to these lemmings, hence the attempts to enter and gain a foothold, they cannot go to territories. otherwise you having a shilling, mind you say your belief, including using multiple rocket launchers against peaceful neighborhoods. yes. because the attempts to strike the try me in bridge and the financial need itself to month basis. some of the intimidation actions, like the terrorist attack in moscow when it comes quite logically fit into the series of yeah, i mean, even though what else, their goal is to so panic conditions and show their own population. that not everything is low to yes, now you just need to follow the orders of your wisdom curated submission that work and execute the come on monday. so from washington says it doesn't hurt. the president mentioned that the terrorist attack was conducted by islam is that he also emphasized that the investigation overall should be done without any bias is because russia is interested to know who or there is the attack. and he also went on to mention that, well, it looks like it could be part of the list of attempts by

attempts to enter additional guns and gain a foothold in our border territories and cutting these lemmings showing, including using multiple rocket launchers. the next registration against the peaceful neighborhood attempts to strike the crime in prison and the peninsula armed itself. intimidation, the actions like the terrorist attacks in moscow. quite logically sp seen to the series of their goal is to so panic and show their own population. that not everything is lost, like so many, you just need to follow the orders of your wisdom curators, your solution execute the combining from washington. so of course, as we just heard, the president mentioned that the terrorist attack was conducted by islam is that he also emphasized that the investigation overall should be done without any biases because russia is interested to know who order the attacks. and he also went on to mention that, well, it looks like it could be part of a list of attempts, 5 ukrainian, united states, in order to intimidate russia. that's been happening since 2014. i mean, we have examples of that that are relevant. now

last 2 decades. vollings in the region has field of oil fuel by groups. legs 2 are tied to and these lemming state thorough is it related that so the region accounted for nearly half of the number in killed across the world last year. rising from just a single percent in 2007, the graph shows that when funds all went french troops in the region, that was, wasn't there, we didn't need anything. 2013, the number of terrorist attacks began to increase dramatically in booking, alfonso, more than 750 attacks were recorded in 2023, with its neighbors, also, bearing a significant brand of valence. the area we spoke within an international security analyst was, says that the front presence of funds in this, the how the region never solve the problems of terrorism. the level of defense policies did lots so much, you know, they do the, the insight and that may be against, with jersey and the insecurity and this congress, which is one of the reasons that the counselor is, you know, advising that for how many years have you been here for, you know, what have you done and concrete tests, but at the same

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took the rest of these lemmings to catch up.the only political animal here is joe who, you know, required a heinous if murder to get him on a plane to el paso or else he wouldn't have been there. so trump's been right on the big issues whether you like him or not, especially immigration. so this is why he has home field advantage. i think the dems and the media at large are just deeply offended that they even have to address this, right? to them, trump's inelegant and honest phrasing on the issue is more offensive than the crimes that are caused by illegal immigration. and you can -- and this is, you know, this isn't an paneling if ration, the amount of attention that is paid to trump's words, far larger than the attention paid to the rapes expect murders. it's like hamas, right? you know, they're more outraged by the israeli response than the initial october 7th massacre. what's interesting here, to me, is this provides kind of a loose model for a debate. joe doesn't want to debate trump on the issues. the media will protect hi

lem nonclaims the deal was scrubbed after a contentious interview with elon musk.he don lemon show, quote, lacked authenticity and a lemon mouthpiece for former cnn leader jeff zucker. >>> a team of u.s. marines has arrived in haiti to secure the american embassy as violence spreads across the country. armed gangs have taken control of large parts of haiti's capital. the prime minister and acting president announced yesterday he'll resign once a transnational council picks his can replacement. nbc news correspondent guad venega is in miami's little haiti neighborhood. talk to us about little haiti. what is it like there and what are people in that community saying about the growing unrest in haiti? >> reporter: ellison, little haiti is the heart of the haitian community in the united states. there's hundreds of thousands of haitians that live in southern florida a large community in new york and other cities, but this is the center of the community in the country and there's a lot of reaction from some of people here, having conversations since yesterday and they s

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but paul, so—called broad church is pappreciate your)lem.road church is pappreciate your)lem. this paul, i appreciate your time this morning. thank you so much. and also future also good luck with your future endeavours. politics, endeavours. post politics, whatever get whatever you choose to get up to. you, for to. what are you, imagining for the have got plans? to. what are you, imagining for the i've have got plans? to. what are you, imagining for the i've got; got plans? to. what are you, imagining for the i've got well, got plans? to. what are you, imagining for the i've got well, thisplans? to. what are you, imagining for the i've got well, this isins? >> no. i've got well, this is the i've to look the thing. now i've got to look for and so i've, i've got for a job. and so i've, i've got one small but ain't one small job, but it ain't going pay bills yet, so going to pay the bills yet, so i've got plenty of work to be doing alongside my day job. i'm still an for next few still an mp for the next few months. still got to months. i've st

but you also have to reform these institutions so they don't simply look like sort of factory for lem just would also say that there's. thank you for being here from uva that that the return on investment for post-secondary education and training irrefutable right it's getting it's more it's that but i argue that the evidence is getting less it needs to be a four year degree. so one of the things that i'm really excited about is our community colleges. right. and we have some increased mobile data right now in virginia on a program called our workforce credential grant, which a skin in the game for student the institution and state encourage people to go in and get short term credentials in the most intimate end areas and jobs that we cannot fill in virgia and it is a win win win. and what we're finding is right now over a year ago, enrollment in, those programs is up 20% in virginia. so talk about a working where we incenting to get the knowledge and skills that are most in demand in virginia. we can fill the jobs and keep the economy going. they're gaining the skills and we're findi

this is lem slating by filing lawsuits.g as a legal issue and the way you could tell that is a first year law student would have seep the problem with standing when this case was heard at the trial court level. then you have the appellate court, the fifth circuit, which they got the case after this obviously very politicized federal judge, did what he was expected to do when they filed case there. they were not allow the pill to be illegal, but they thought there should be more restrictions. but they didn't rule on the standing. an then it comes up to the supreme court, and it is pretty clear that the supreme court is going, this is a little embarrassing, this is a joke. there is no standing in this case. aaron hawley went to yale law school. she clerks for justice roberts. she knows how tenuous the standing is in this case. it is a political screed. and what they've done, and a bonus for them as dahlia pointed out, they have smoked out the two most conservative members and say now we have a knew one, lets go back and try t

divested and owned by an american company or a belgian company or british company, we wouldn't have this lemo. the -- who controls mexico e? are the, is the government of mexico in control, or are the cartels in control? and how do we, how do we get at the problem of the drugs, themj fentanyl? by the way, i did a little calculation a minute ago. about 15 people have died in this country of overdoses, mostly fentanyl, since this hearing started an hour and 20 minutes ago. that's how serious this problem -- one a day in my state of maine. how do we get control of this problem? >> i'll start because there are a lot of us, obviously, that are working help support those who are on the front lines of this which includes the fbi, obviously, and dea and dhs and others who are really focused on this question. but on the first point, senator king, with respect to mexico, i mean, i think there's no question that it is allenge for the government of mexico to deal with the cartels. and there are parts of the trr the control of the cartels in certain respects. and yet at the same time, i would say that ou

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. >> thank back with our legal and political team, lem, your reaction to a rosenstein. >> so i am similarly impressed with robert hur. i don't know robert hur, rod rosenstein work closely with him. i never have but let's think about what robert hur just accomplished. he pulled off a year-long investigation of the sitting president. he talked to dozens, over 100 witnesses. he put together a 388 page report and he just sat there while 44 political members of congress tried to pick them apart and they didn't find a single factual error or contradiction in his report. he wasn't flustered at all. he stood by his report. he came across to me just as an observer, as completely non-political. he wasn't out there to harm trump are hurt trump or to harm biden or to help biden. and i think he deserves credit for that. it's extraordinarily difficult thing think about the way that robert muller came through his report, right? not as cleanly as this. think about the way john durham came through his report. i think very political, nowhere near as cleanly as this so wrong. >> you don't by adam schiff's arg

i mean, it appears that they've just got a lemming instinct.obviously goodness only knows why they're doing it. it's totally chaotic , given their own totally chaotic, given their own self—interest, but it's also pretty cruel, because pensioners and particularly older pensioners, can't really influence their situation. you know, they can't go out and work and say, well, i'll do an extra job or something, or i'll take a weekend job, and they do rely on what they've saved and, and what they've themselves . they've provided for themselves. and the government has capped it they've provided for themselves. and taxed )vernment has capped it they've provided for themselves. and taxed itarnment has capped it they've provided for themselves. and taxed it andient has capped it they've provided for themselves. and taxed it and taxedis capped it they've provided for themselves. and taxed it and taxed it capped it they've provided for themselves. and taxed it and taxed it .apped it and taxed it and taxed it. >> yeah. it was political suicide though, isn't i

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