lyle herring. things had not been good between your daughter and lyle. >> no.roblems is to understate what had been happening. vivian said lesley had told her that lyle needed cash badly. so badly that he had committed identity theft against his own wife. >> he forged her signature and took money from her credit cards. >> and she found out about that? >> yes. >> and i'm guessing she was pretty furious. >> yes, she was furious. >> it turned out that for months, lesley had been telling her mother she was nearing the end of her rope. vivian cautioned lesley not to tell lyle she was thinking of leaving him. >> i said if you want to leave, you cannot let him know what your plans are. just leave. >> so don't tell in advance? >> no. >> don't leave a note? >> no. >> was this mother just trying to hold on to anything that might mean her missing daughter was still alive? or did she know more than she was saying? >> coming up -- a new clue pushes the investigation into high gear. >> i'm guessing you watched that video will several times. >> oh, yeah. >> when "dateline" co

but lyle's wet something sweet.et wipes this week is abolishing the logo for a more modern and uguer the logo for a more modern and uglier update , which leaves uglier update, which leaves a rather sour taste , i hope, rather sour taste, i hope, however, this doesn't anger the spirit of who could get spirit of samson, who could get quite cross if you remember how he treated the philistines. do look up judges. it's fascinating reading to see what samson did when grumpy he smote people . when grumpy he smote people. anyway, that's all from me. no smoking from me. patrick, are you going to be smoking anyone this oh, no. this evening? oh, no. >> i've got a heck of a >> well, i've got a heck of a lot on jacob and not a lot of time to tell you about this. let me get stuck right in. i've got an exclusive and an expose on the that the muslim vote. .co.uk that i think and listeners think our viewers and listeners will want to hear about is keir starmer his party starmer about to lose his party over the ceasefire vote? over t

but lyle's wet something sweet.et wipes this week is abolishing the logo for a more modern and uguer the logo for a more modern and uglier update , which leaves uglier update, which leaves a rather sour taste , i hope, rather sour taste, i hope, however, this doesn't anger the spirit of who could get spirit of samson, who could get quite cross if you remember how he treated the philistines. do look up judges. it's fascinating reading to see what samson did when grumpy he smote people . when grumpy he smote people. anyway, that's all from me. no smoking from me. patrick, are you going to be smoking anyone this oh, no. this evening? oh, no. >> i've got a heck of a >> well, i've got a heck of a lot on jacob and not a lot of time to tell you about this. let me get stuck right in. i've got an exclusive and an expose on the that the muslim vote. .co.uk that i think and listeners think our viewers and listeners will want to hear about is keir starmer his party starmer about to lose his party over the ceasefire vote? over t

she also did a profile of the musician lyle lovett. that is still to this day, i think, the definitive profile of lyle lovett. now, it was sort of unheard of for women to write for not just big mass market magazines, all the brassy men's magazines too, but our magazine writer, elizabeth, she did it perfectly. she was the first woman ever to be named a contributing editor at playboy. and the new york times wrote about that this weekend, they wrote about that time when people do we need to read playboy for the articles. it was a woman's magazine, though, that really catapulted her career. in 1993, she got a call from elle magazine, the world largest fashion magazine. the editor in chief had been reading her work. she wanted her to write a regular advice column for elle, and so she did. she did it under her now famous name because elizabeth use just her first initial with her name. in print, she was always e. jean carroll. her new advice column in elle was called ask e. jean. and it ran for more than a quarter of a century. it's one of th

in august of 1777, these principles came together when a former slave and ordained minister, george lyle, founded the first african baptist church. it's a misnomer to think that those who came from africa did not worship. phillip calvert: and almost 250 years later, reverend thurmond tillman is keeping the faith alive. they were able to see freedom and liberation in the midst of the same words, how the children of israel were looking to get out of bondage in egypt. you can't help but begin to understand and begin to read and begin to see that there's freedom, that there's joy, that there's peace, in a relationship with god. let us go into the house of the lord. phillip calvert: while the congregation now comes for its faith, some of the original worshippers came for their freedom. there were members of the congregation that were enslaved. yes, sir. the majority would have been. in this building, we have a place where they could in fact leave from here, get to the savannah river. and from the savannah river, be able to go towards freedom. even the actual songs that were being sang, basica

when mister lyles struck a railway station, when it became known that civilians had been killed and injured, rational sar sees again put the blame on you crate. these 2 incidents with just the beginning, dw is mac some the reports now from hockey. do you remember this? it went viral after a russian attack on a residential area and hard case, the survivors, the steering, and what remained of their home. the russians said they had hit a chemical weapons factory. they said a couple of were paid actors on this stuff here off try to include and her daughter body and say that's ridiculous. the tell us they left their apartment minutes before the impact. it's on stuff. on the video with her husband follow the man she didn't want to join us for the interview. it's what are some of that when i said is video. now? of course it's not a plan video. it's about supporting each other. so when we realized everything we had was lying there on file, it's actually a very sad moment. but let's hope we can achieve victory before the russians can make more missiles and destroy our homes and lives. their apartmen

so there are varying opinions across these really political lyle. and it's going to be interesting to see what they come up with. because again, these really subsets, there are multiple concessions, they are not willing to give up. and that's something the far right doesn't want to see as part of this deal. all right, thank you. have this on how it's reported from occupied east jerusalem. ron's foreign minister has met with the mirror of cuts are a shift i mean, but how about the sign in del ha. this is the 3rd and final leg of the iranian diplomats regional tour. after visiting lebanon and syria, and according to rain and media, the talks focused on regional developments, including israel's war on gaza. south africa says that it's logs to an urgent request with the international court of justice about israel's military operations in jeff off. it's asked the us top court to consider if and is where the ground's operation in the city would require judges to use their powers to prevent further breaches of palestinians writes last month, south africa,

golden morning on the lyle's golden syrup on that syrup tune. it's a flea fidden changing it because it's a flea ridden lion. >> are they changing it? tanya >> ee- tanya >> quite interesting. so >> so it's quite interesting. so the that, uh, that founded the guy that, uh, that founded lyle's, he was very religious. and so he took from the book of judges samson kills a lion , judges at samson kills a lion, and then he takes, uh, honey out of a hive that had formed in the deadline's body. and that's what that depicts. i don't understand the problem about it. and what he is out of the eater, he said is out of the eater, something to out of the something to eat out of the strong, something sweet. it's just religious thing . just a religious kind of thing. >> who cares? who knew who knew? >> who cares? who knew who knew? >> yeah. i mean, also, i'm not quite sure i quite understand it. i mean, it's a biblical quote that comes from the book of judges, and it's about samson who lion takes beehive out of who lion takes a beehive out of a lion. and it does

it's tate and lyle logo it's the old tate and lyle logo under scrutiny.. welcome back to headliners so our final section begins now. always that little bit more edge in the last quarter leo the guardian. and this sounds like a job for headliners presenters demanding huge reserves of courage . uh, huge reserves of courage. uh, from those already acclimatised to sunless isolation . uh, so to sunless isolation. uh, so this is a year out of this world. nasa seeks volunteers to simulate mars mission. so this four person crew will inhabit a 3d printed replica of mars and assume they're not doing the entire planet to help develop and evaluate systems for a mission slated for the 2030. so in ten years, ten years time, the volunteers will be living in a 1700 square foot habitat called mars dune alpha. i love how it's got more space than about three times as much space as the average london flat . as the average london flat. yeah, and this is seen how are they to in this? in they going to live in this? in this? will they put it? this? where will they put it? like l

then, six days later, while on temporary release, lyle lanway violated a protective order and returnedhis mother on thanksgiving day in front of him. his dad went to prison for that. >> the one fortunate thing was that he had a loving aunt and uncle who took him in and raised him and stayed very devoted to him. >> bill got voted best personality in high school. it's probably because bill was just a funny guy. >> he's very social, and he always was, since -- since he was younger, it seemed like. >> what was he like in high school? >> he was very friendly, everybody's friend. >> dana jones was four years younger than bill in high school. the two began a romantic relationship just after dana graduated. >> we actually met at a party that was at his house. it was more of a fun type relationship. you know, we just hung out with friends, basically. and then i found out i was pregnant six months after dating him, so. >> and what was his reaction when he found out that you were -- that you were pregnant? >> we were both excited. he said he had always wanted to be a father. this is her baby book

drop in revenue, the sonos company calling this quarter good enough and saying inventory will norm as lylelling by 13% and net losses rising by more than 75% the aerospace and defense company citing adjustments >>> turning back to the latest developments around new york community bancorp, those shares are set to continue their selloff despite a quarterly loss last week, the stock shedding 22% yesterday, now sitting at its lowest level in 27 years take a look at the stock right now, down almost 9% as it grapples with a moody's downgrade. our leslie picker joins us with much more. >> the headlines continues to fly. citing the baunk's quote, unanticipated loss on the bank's real estate. moody's also said the recent turnover in risk and audit functions at a, quote, pivotal time, means the bank faces high governance risk. the ceo of nycb saying in a statement this morning, quote, despite t"the moodys" downgrade are the moves years fitch. "the moodys" downgrade is not expected to have an impact a reminder the whole saga for nycb when the company began reporting fourth quarter earnings last week

people hit hardest lyle immigrants came at the last 10 years, literally at the bottom rung of the ladder are getting the ladder kicked out from above them because of the border. >> that's true. >> biden, they call us anti-immigrant when we need to control the border but the fact people getting hurt the most are recent legal immigrants. larry: that is a great point. i'm pro-legal immigrant and will always be. with we have room to accommodate a million so on every year. maybe they no something about this country. maybe they speak english. >> not uncontrolled numbers. we'll look at a million a month if we don't get control of this border. larry: john carney, i know it is an election year, the fed will not tighten up the interest rate targets but at what point does this really turn around the fed's own assessment? every time the fed comes out and says something they're wrong. six months ago the economy is weak going into recession. like the rest of us they were wrong. the economy turns out stronger. now they say, talk about three interest rate cuts and inflation is coming down to their targe

there's an article by lyle asher, a scholar in the chronicle of higher education in 2008, called how schools of education became a menace. and they so carried away with with what? well, i once heard on a french radio show, that blue pc, kazaa are two more. more politically correct than that you die more politically correct than our schools of education. and boys are not politically correct. schools education are not addressing the problem they are not teaching teachers how to be engaged the male mind. our schools do a much better job educate girls than boys, but that is not seen a problem worthy of addressing. i'm not even sure they recognize the category of boy. so women's groups on the other hand who we all a great deal of credit for strengthening women in education. there were major initiatives, special programs and scholarship ops to to close the the college attendance gap and close the math and science gap. but if you bring up the idea that maybe we should have such programs for girls and for boys and young men they call it backlash and they will they see it as part of a sort of

and then we'll, unfortunately, we'll have to leave that lyle above that. the all right, another use now is that it goes national assembly as they did to move this month's presidential election to december. the 15th, temporarily temporarily extending mackey south 2nd to the decision has prompted protests including some inside senate goals. parliament nicholas tuck report some dotcom on the inside, sending goals. parliament opposition and peace are removed by police in riot gear. some shout democracy is under attack. as they are pushed out, they had refused to side a bill to delay the election. it extends the president's time in power. security forces, using tactics from the streets inside the national assembly against elected members of parliament. the motion to delay the election by 9 months, effectively extending the president's mandate is passed nearly unanimously after hours of heated debate. all good if it was just been voted as unprecedented in somebody else history. it's a constitutional cube because article one of the 3 of the constitution says clea

so there are a lot of different opinions here across the political lyle, and it's going to be interesting to see what kind of concessions each side is willing to bring to the table. if there is going to be a deal in the works. okay, thank you. i'm the son heard reported from occupied east jerusalem. let us take a closer look at a fresh now. so that is really prime minister says that he has promised to mount a grown defensive onto off. he says his forces have to advance south to complete their objective of wiping out him us. but there are more than one and a half 1000000 palestinians. there are most of them are taking refuge and makes shift attempts after being forced from their homes elsewhere in gaza. israel says that they should evacuate, but it's unclear where they have left to go. but alpha is also the main routes for humanitarian aids entering. cause of the un says that aids is not nearly enough. a full military offensive on the area could make it even more difficult to deliver supplies, vendors, egypt, who also has concerns. it's worried that it is really offensive, could force larg

lyle. we will start with you. your full testimonies will be made part of the record. would appreciate if you could summarize in about five minute. >> i assume i should go first? >> yes. >> let me start the notion that it is a misconception. any bad regime is left unchecked , or civilly inconveniencing will extend its machinery across the borders. we have seen that happen in russia. they will target anyone. they are trying to obstruct the internal authorities. i have also scrutinized the repression -- our investigative team comprised of colleagues from different camps. there is a systemic and industrial scale of operations. there are political activists and journalists who have turned or perceived trip turned against the regime. the objective appears to be assassination or intimidation to the threat of assassination by these activists. our belief is that these oppressive measures targets russian citizens. notably, assistance of the former. such as -- from a resident who is poison twice. jan rushes borders, individuals -- over russian borders, some individuals barely su

i wish i had a tin lyle's wish i had a tin of lyle's golden because i never golden syrup because i neverarmed with dead. it's a dead line. it's a dead lion. and it's been swarmed by bees. >> yes. and they're gonna know. >> yes. and they're gonna know. >> i knew there was a lion on it, but i never noticed. >> never noticed over it. >> never noticed over it. >> and it's actually, it comes from the samson delilah from the samson and delilah story the bible , because story from the bible, because essentially there's a that's a song. why why, why, yeah, there's a bible quote out of the strong came forth the sweetness and that is that features on the old tin. um, and essentially the, um, the, the i mean, it's a bit. >> oh, you won't, you won't see it. it's too small. too small. i couldn't hold on another second without having a look. oh, yeah. you can hardly see there's any swarming. >> it's a little bit grim, but you know, he kills the lion. the hon? you know, he kills the lion. the lion? uh, the rotting corpse of the lion attracts these bees, and they create honey. and so that's the sweetnes