mann, even if mr. trump categorically loses this case, each passing week makes it more challenging for jack smith, the special counsel in this case, to complete his trial before the election. it's also possible the court's ruling, even if issued promptly, will inject additional legal complications into this case that then takes more time to sort out. once again, the trial is delayed. adam liptak, if you want to read

kennengelernt habe, für mich war klar, ich möchte ein eine muslimische frau. sein mit einem muslimischen mann möchte. ja, heute werde ich in der moschee des glaubensbekenntnis des islams aufsagen vor einem gelehren und damit offiziell zum islam konvertieren. the headlines, iran and hamas call for an international investigation of crimes committed in ghaza's office. hospital, israeli forces kill a palestinian man over a stabbing attack that left three settlers seriously injured. and the islamic resistance in iraq says it has staged a fresh attacks on israeli targets and the port city at.

with me now is lord, lord mann, john mann, who's the government's anti—terrorism adviser.lter is wrong . i >> no. mr falter is wrong. i mean, it would be, i think, very dangerous for the country. and very dangerous for the jewish community. if sir mark rowley was to go. >> he is the senior expert in the country on counter—terrorism. >> we need those skills at the moment. you know, we're living in dangerous times. the last thing we want is to undermine our ability to deal with terrorism. so no, rowley should stay. but you've seen the video. >> gideon falter. he was jewish. he was trying to cross a street. he was trying to cross a street. he was trying to cross a street. he was wearing a kippah, skullcap cap in that march, on april the 13th. why can't you cross the street wearing a kippah, a skull cap? well you need to be able to do that, but i think i think it's reasonable to say that what gideon falter was doing was is protesting. >> it's protesting perfectly legitimate in this country to protest it. but there are two sides. they're protesting. i think it's perfectly reaso

mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: madam speaker, i rise today to make it crystal clear, america stands with israel. on october 7, 2023, ira iranian-backed hamas terrorists invaded israel killing and kid mapping both israeli and americans rutting in the deadliest day for the juicish people since world war ii. in the aftermath house republicans made it clear we always have been and will be staunch supporters of israel. under fortunately the biden administration and radical democrats have taken a different approach. since day one president biden's mission has been to appease their regime in tehran as if would be effective to discourage bad behavior. he took a sledgehammer to president trump's policies that worked and desterred -- deterred terrorism. in september of last year, president biden unfroze $6 billion in iranian funds for the release of five american hos hostages. we are grateful that those americans are free, exchanging $6 billion in assets sets an alarming precedent that only further incentivizes hostage

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es ist eigentlich erst passiert, nachdem ich... eine muslimische frau sein mit einem muslimischen mannaddam hussein's oppression of himself and others. كل ما عندي امر لله عز وجل او قضاء حاجه او التوجه الى اهل البيت ومنهم الامام ابو الحسن موسى علي بن موسى الرضا let's hear's story together. 2014, a small african nation began to rip itself apart, the greay paul of death and destruction, c'est les maisons de qui qui sont détruit? on prend comme ça et puis on se coupe ici. "old colonizers came back under the banner of peaceekeepers, history, ce sont des armé, l'armée français, mais il a pas de protestation, c'est eux qui ont créé cette histoire, c'est eux qui sont à l'origine de tout ce que nous vivons là, nos malheurs là, c'est eux qui sont les responsables." rest of the headlines this hour, hamust officials say bodies of scores of palestinians have been found in gaza's al shifa hospital after israeli forces withdrew from the barricaded medical complex. israel forces call a palestinin man over a stabbing attack that left three settlers seriously injured. in the southern part of the occupie

kennengelernt habe, für mich war ich... möchte ein eine muslimische frau sein mit einem muslimischen mannir wollen beide ein bodenständiges leben und dass ich dem, wie ich gehen möchte. ja, heute werde ich in der moschee das glaubensbekenntnis, des islams aufsagen vor einem gelehrten und damit offiziell zum islam konvertiert. your headlines on press tv: international medical charity doctors without borders says israel is deliberately and systematically destroying gaza's healthcare system and this genocidal war on the territory. a new report says: "the us has approved the transfer of thousands of additional bombs to israel despite the regime's ongoing genocide in gaza. and the leader of yemen's ansarollah movement says the us is complacent in israel's gaza genocide and shares this criminal intention to exterminate palestinians."

اگر چه خانه خرابه. da ich möchte ein eine muslimische frau sein mit einem muslimischen mann, wir wollennständiges leben und dass ich dem, wie ich gehen möchte, ja, heute werde ich in der moschee das glaubensbekenntnis, des islamsaussagen vor einem gelehrten und damit offiziell zum islam konvertieren. vegetarianism was introduced as a healthy lifestyle and later on it became fancy too. some say it can save the planet as well, however, some people hijack the idea and use it as means of earning money. watch in this documentary how the millennia old lifestyle was knocked off corpse. your headlines on press tv on strongly slams israel's attack its diplomatic premises in syria saying the regime seeks escalate conflict in region while evading accountability. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says the evil israeli regime will be punished for its deadly air strike on the iranian embassy in the syrian capital. and the un agency for the palestinian refugees says 176 of his staff have been killed since the start of the israeli onslaught on gaza.

earlier i asked independent adviser to uk government on antisemitism lord john mann if sir mark rowleyhis country, the best the police has got, the most experienced. and that's by far the most dangerous threat that the country and the jewish community faces. and so i've spoken withjewish community leaders over the weekend, and there's no demand from them for him to resign. none whatsoever. he should stay in his post. and i'm pleased he's meeting thejewish community. in fact, there's a meeting taking place within the hour and that a weekly meetings between the met now and thejewish community through the londonjewish forum, which is an excellent initiative from the jewish community and which is already having positive impact. he should carry on doing more of this. what do you make of the full video? i know that sort of short clips of this interaction between gideon falter and the police officer have been clipped up and broadcast very widely. there is a long sort of 15 minute version available. what do you make of the video and what does it tell us about the issues on the streets at the m

but just like in thomas mann's novel, the magic mountain, with every new step it only got worse and worsetyhole, since the very morning people have been going to the spontaneous memorial in krasnogorsk near moscow, they are bringing flowers, toys, candles, and portraits of the victims there. for the victims of the terrorist attack. nekhida, our correspondent, anastasia ponko, is working on the spot. anastasia, hello, we give you the floor. hello, georgy, we are now working next to the city hall building, exactly 40 days have passed since that terrible tragedy, people have been bringing flowers, toys, photographs here since the very morning.

>> carley: i went with a guy named karl mann carley and carl went to the prom together.o long. karl, if you are watching right now message me. i miss you. >> brian: was he a lifeguard? >> carley: no. he wasn't a lifeguard. but i think the last time i heard he was living in colorado and he was a ski instructor. very sporty. >> steve: is that you looked him up this past week? >> brian: let's look him up. >> carley: i will look up karlman and see if i can find any information. >> if you are watching call us 1-866 what is the number here. >> the whole mann family is great. >> lawrence: how do you know you are on good terms? >> steve: carley would have made up a name. >> carley: no, i love karl. >> ainsley: you love karl. >> brian: good break-up. >> we never dated we were friends. >> brian: you went as friends? >> carley: i will email my prom pictures at friends@foxnews.com. >> brian: that works going as friends? >> lawrence: pressing her on it. >> ainsley: are you going to let your daughter go to prom? >> lawrence: yes. but i will be there. >> steve: as it turns out i drove

kennengelernt habe, für mich war klar, ich möchte ein einem... muslimische frau sein mit einem muslimischen mannir wollen beide ein bodenständiges leben und dass ich dem, wie ich gehen möchte, ja, heute werde ich in der moschee, das glaubensbekenntnis des islamsaussagen vor einem gelehrten und damit offiziell zum islam konvertieren. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says that the evil israeli regime will be punished for its deadly air strike on the iranan embassy in the syrian capital. 74 and eight workers are killed in an israeli air raid in gaza as death toll from the regime's genocide tops 32. 3,900. the israel regime conducts fresh rate across the west bank, this is part of intensified crackdown against palestinians there.

kennengelernt habe, für mich war, ich möchte ein eine muslimische frau sein mit einem muslimischen mannn möchte. ja, heute werde ich in der moschee des glaubensbekenntnis des islams aufsagen vor einem gelehren und damit offiziell zum islam konvertieren. after six months of genocidal war on the gaza strip and it targeting thousands of civilians whether by bombing homes over their heads or by siege and preventing the entry of food and medical aid, or by direct targeting, zionist israel has so far claimed the lives of more than 37,000 palestinian marters, nearly half of them children. the palestinian statistical center announced that the number of children killed as result of the israeli entity genocidal war on gaza has reached 14,000 children whose lives and dreams will never be fulfilled. meanwhile, zianist israel continues to wipe out entire generations in gaza with its soldiers.

kennengelernt habe, für mich war klar, ich möchte ein... eine muslimische frau sein mit einem muslimischen mann werde ich in der moschee das glaubensbekenntnis des islamsaussagen vor einem gelehrten und damit offiziell zum islam konvertiert. ابو طاهر ايراقي القصه يعني لكل عراقي في ايام صدام حسين الى قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها. an iraqi businessman who recounts saddam hussein's oppression of himself and others. الله عز وجل او قضاء حاجه او التوجه الى اهل البيت ومنهم الامام ابو الحسن موسى علي بن موسى. let's hear abu taher's story together. this is for palestine. this is for the child that is searching for renal. this is not just a war of stolen land. why do you think little boys are going stones attanks and we'll never really know how many people are dead? they drop bombs on innocent girls while they sleep in their bed. israel is a terror state, the terrorists that terrorize. how many more resolutions have to be violated, how many more children have to be annihilated. this is not a war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try. hello, i'm...

received support from the leading cultural figures of that era, romain roland, bernard shaw, thomas mannal document of a very high level, which was signed by more than 20 states, that is, almost 25% of the independent states of that time, there was hope that this treaty would become universal. universal, but in the late forties it was ratified only by india, although the pact is known and appreciated in europe. in the nuremberg verdict, which was pronounced against the main war criminals of germany, in relation to one of them who participated there, especially in all kinds of such atrocities not only against people in relation to historical monuments, a statement was made that the principles of the pact were violated roerich, you see, yes, he cannot be underestimated. his office contains late works; the artist spent a third of his life in the himalayas: the famous triptych, long live the lord, the treasure of the world, paintings by his son svyatoslav, personal belongings from the roerichs’ house in the indian kullu valley, and many works contain this sign, the banner of peace . the roer

für mich war klar, ich möchte ein eine muslimische frau sein mit einem muslimischen mann.r wollen beide ein bodenständiges leben und dass ich dem, wie ich gehen möchte. ja, heute werde ich in der moschee des glaubensbekenntnis des islam. aufsagen vor einem gelehrten und damit offiziell zum islam konvertieren. انا يا حسين قد على في الخافقه وصوت كل الملاقه ادوره ننادي من المغاديه. hello and welcome, just a... few hours ago, the iranian conunsulat in damascus came under a missile attack and it was completely raised to the ground. so far, what we know is that at least five people, three of them iranians.

los bomberos respondieron a un incendio de una alarma en una casa ubicada en el vecindario horace mannse han reportado heridos y no se tiene información sobre lo que provocó el siniestro. el incidente continúa bajo investigación y el costo de comprar una casa en el área de la bahía ha vuelto a subir y, según especialistas, esto podría incluso impactar los costos de las rentas que también podrían aumentar. y claudia de la fuente nos explica por qué las casas en el área de la bahía otra vez cuestan más. al sur en el condado santa clara, los precios han aumentado 20% en 12 meses. ahora una vivienda en esta zona cuesta en promedio 1.800.000 $ y en san francisco hay que pagar 1.600.000 por una casa. eso es 8.5% más que hace un año. la explicación es sencilla laird reedley, agente de bienes raíces, dice que hay una gran demanda very high demand of buyers y los vendedores están recibiendo varias propuestas a la vez por sus propiedades. eso ha hecho que quienes desean vender sus casas estén comenzando a dejar sus preocupaciones sobre las altas tasas hipotecarias y estén pensando más bien en el

kennengelernt habe, für mich war klar, ich möchte ein eine muslimische frau sein mit einem muslimischen mannir wollen beide ein bodenständiges leben und dass ich dem, wie ich gehen möchte. ja, heute werde ich in der moschee, das glaubensbekenntnis des islams aussagen vor einem gelehrten und damit offiziell zum islam konvertiert. in 1964, every swiss woman of childbearing potential would give birth to almost three children. what happened to the traditional family? se fate figli, però non rompete le scatole, datori di lavoro, non lavorate, c'è il messaggio per intanto attuale questo e quindi questo. un minuto dopo che lei ha detto praticamente, in un secondo tempo sono anche arrivati i problemi finanziari e quindi quando tu hai dei problemi finanziari comincia a pensare a tutt'altro che magari mettere su una famiglia. in takino, households are spread out over a large area. 37.9% are single people, 24.7% are couples without children, and only 27.3% are couples with children, your headlines on press tv, the international medical charity, doctors without borders says israel is deliberately and sy

mann it started working yesterday. the opening meeting of this exhibition was held in the summit hall with the presence of the president. the presence of mr. raisi in this meeting indicates the importance of this event. this exhibition shows that the islamic republic of iran cannot be sanctioned and sanctions have never been successful in this country and with the steely will of the people of this system and will not be successful after this. our goal in this exhibition is to have a mutual understanding of what they want and what we have and what we want to introduce to them. exhibit five fasting with more than 2 thousand businessmen, investors and foreign businessmen from more than 100 countries. the world of high-ranking officials of about 100 countries, well, in our various ranks, prime ministers, numerous ministers, heads of chambers of commerce, deputy ministers, in total , we have guests from 100 countries, we host more than 2,200 guests, in fact, in iran, from different countries of the world five continents in

a generous reader, in fact, the grades he handed out can be harsh when it comes to is about thomas mannhiefs of staff of the us armed forces, general charles brown, nicknamed swamp thing. russia is an existential evil that must be destroyed if america's glory democracies are to be safe. this is the general of war. he was involved in nuclear planning and the practical use of nuclear weapons. he is the author of a program to reduce the quota of white air force officers in the united states. they want to radicalize. he has shares of companies in the military-industrial complex, which directly make him a beneficiary of certain orders. it is locket martin that promotes the concept of a rapid global strike, they understand that the alliance between russia and china is becoming too tough for me, they can easily advise, as the chief military adviser, to use these nuclear weapons, he wants war in order to be realized personally. i don't play for second place, i don't play to lose at any cost, including... nuclear war charles brown, black general doll heir tutti, tomorrow on the first. we continu

with the social development building, which has nothing pretty bad at all for me because can dr. mann's gilbert is a senior consultant and professor of emergency medicine at the university hospital of north norway. and he's worked in hospitals in gaza. he said is really forces have completely destroyed l shift the hospital. we 1st got this very alarming report from the door might run up. we found out 2 days ago about a 107 critical patients who had been moved to an old part of the issue for medical complex without the water, without any medical supplies, not even having clothes very alarming. and then we get this news this morning that these really occupation forces actually have completely destroyed the she felt medical complex. we do not know as of yet the destiny of the 107 critical patients that were moved to the 2 days ago. and they're stopped, but what we do know is that these really government and these really occupational forces this night as ended 7 to 8 years on brain medical history. because if i was to go and say from me in the healing house, the house or healing was establi

mother, and you, and i am leaving for the army, you are abandoning the child, ich habe mich mit diesem mann eine benachrichtigung bitte rein? all right, get settled, you must contact the command and direct the planes to the target at 22:30, let’s compare the clocks, you are local, no, from behind the front line. if you want to eat, no, then i’ll drink, here you go! danimunier 1838. how's pasha doing? there are no letters, yours, valya was killed, the children are with their mother, and i have to go, in the morning we will meet in the strawberry meadow near two stones. good luck, good luck! es wird befohlen dringliche maßnahmen zur aufsuchung und verhaftung der wirtin des bars. it is ordered to take measures to search for and arrest the bar owner frau heckel, real name korchevskaya, communist, dangerous partisan, active employee of the russian intelligence center, signs. i felt happy from the day when i found out why i live, since then there have been no doubts, no fear, i understood how you can love life, that’s why it’s so easy for me to talk to you, the living. we are going on an expediti

but it probably mann middle 2 or 3 more. we see a positive thing, those down on the battlefields. and that's, that's just remember the videos where your finances you need for the loss is in the uniforms of osmosis of their trade. go to exit candy russian prisoners or for my shoot safety. they should use the restroom present as a floor seats web backs on their heads. and it's tied behind their backs difficult and they're doing this fairly new is used to assume to be a central and to and you said that it's, it's the fact that the whole world notices that our human mobile is owing to them on to trying to investigate this crime because that's because that's still and you're still at the foot, but you might have to give a interesting shape. so the other thing is to understand something and have a modicum of respect for their own obligations as an international relations. they're not going to demand an investigation from your place to just as they've heard goals as it was about the tragedy of the 2nd of may to enter your thoughts as dozens of people back to live in odessa, which you hav

we can speak now to independent adviser to uk government on anti—semitism lord john mann. his post? of course he should and he is one of the experts on counterterrorism in this country, the best the police has got, the most experienced and thatis has got, the most experienced and that is by far the most dangerous threat that the country and the jewish community faces. and so, i have spoken withjewish communal leaders over the weekend and there is no demand from them for him to resign, none whatsoever. he should stay in his post and i'm pleased his meeting with thejewish community. in fact, there is a meeting taking place within the hour and then there are weekly meetings between the met now and the jewish are weekly meetings between the met now and thejewish community, through the londonjewish forum which is an excellent initiative from the jewish which is an excellent initiative from thejewish community and which is already having positive impact. he should carry on doing more of this. what do you make of the full video? i know short clips of this interaction between gide

mann all of those stories in a moment or two. and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. hello from the bbc sport centre. after the european exits of manchester city and arsenal in the champions league yesterday... of manchester city and arsenal three more english teams will be hoping to stay in european competition this evening. liverpool face the toughest task of all — in trying to avoid elimination from the europa league tonight. they go into their second leg against italian side atalanta 3—0 down, after defeat in the first leg at anfield. that's really not easy for them as well, so we will see who deals better with the situation and all of these kinds of things if it goes through, congratulations, they deserve it, if not, the something would have happened, but i don't know at this moment if this is possible. west ham also have work to do tonight to reach the semi finals. they're 2—0 down against the newly—crowned german champions bayern leverkusen. elsewhere, roma face ac milan and marseille are at home

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mann all of those stories in a moment or two.senal in the champions league yesterday... of manchester city and arsenal three more english teams will be hoping to stay in european competition this evening. liverpool face the toughest task of all — in trying

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the scottish greens are the progressive voice of the aggressive movement in scott mann and we will continuefirst part of the question. the first minister made the decision today to end the cooperation agreement that had a majority government, a solid position we kept for 2.5 years, he decided to end that. redhead is surge from our practice today, per independence, progressive people who share our thoughts for a green future. you talk about _ thoughts for a green future. you talk about certain _ thoughts for a green future. you talk about certain leaning towards the right, — talk about certain leaning towards the right, how did that in composition go? i the right, how did that in composition go?- the right, how did that in composition go? the right, how did that in comosition no? ., �* ~ , composition go? i don't think is appmpriate _ composition go? i don't think is appmpriate to _ composition go? i don't think is appropriate to disclose - composition go? i don't think is appropriate to disclose privatel appropriate to disclose private conversation. it was a robust and frank conversation an

hillary mann has the story live from the white house. you look great and peak. >> thank you. right back at you. originally requested $14 billion as part of the national security supplemental that the senate is moving forward on the border but the publicans rejected because they said throwing money at the border is not going to fix it, they want the policy changes. ultimately republicans and democrats in congress couldn't come together to agree on a package that would give enough votes to pastor nothing of the border today is the senate moves forward on this package to help other countries like israel, ukraine, taiwan to protect the borders, some republicans are annoyed the party didn't stick together to demand a border bill first. others say it's time to move on. >> is no border security. i hate that but we tried and failed. now is the time ukraine the neck we do have a secure border. people in washington are way more concerned about the sovereignty of ukraine's oregon our own. >> according to the "wall street journal", the president might be thinking of ditchin

the mann market as well is so active. not just in treasuries but developed bond markets around the world, and that is filtering through to the revenue lines. morgan stanley coming in at about 2.5 billion in revenue on that front. the goldman numbers topping expectations in terms of what they are doing. jp morgan as well, fixed income and equity. really just a huge amount of activity is offering the buoyancy that they have needed to offset what is happening on the lending side, softer lending and softness around the net interest income from that lending. and the ongoing fragility about how to forecast what is happening in the u.s. economy in the coming months means those trading businesses are offering a bright spot. annabelle: the key theme over the week has been this change in expectation around what we will see for rate cuts. how are bank bosses feeling about the outlook from the fed and central banks? >> in a way they have been positioning for this for some time. we have heard from a lot of the ceos about going into th

pete: former green beret and know him and love him lieutenant colonel scott mann. welcome, colonel.ddle east right now? >> i'm not surprised by it. if you look at how iran behaved over the decades to the i don't understand this, is no surprise we should be on alert. what i'm more concerned about is how the administration and how our government is addressing it. thigh to distance ourselves with one of the greatest partners in the world and terrorism and over the last couple of years, we've demonstrated this systemic abandonment of our partner when is it matt herbs the most, that's going to manifest and come home to roost at some point. pete: certainly what it feels like. if you follow the ground operations at all in gaza and just what the -- the way in which the israeli military attempted to safeguard civilians and they've not been perfect but they're trying. >> yeah and war is an ugly, messy thing and certainly any time civilians are killed, it's awful. having seen that firsthand in afghanistan, i can say that. but they're attempting, i think, to strike in a matter within the law of

but the uk government's independent adviser on anti—semitism, lord john mann, had this to say about the mr falter came up to protest — he wasn't walking on the street, he was out to protest. he came with his security, he came with his media operation and he came to protest. now, people are allowed to protest, but the police are also going to need to be rational if there's two sets of competing protesters — and that's what this is — then they need to make sure there's a separation between them. jack blanchard, do you have some sympathy with the position that the metropolitan police were put in? enormous. police in these big public order protests and situations is incredibly hard. you can imagine at least hours of people, alive, moving event. it's actually something police is very good at in this country. you rarely see the k aortic —— chaotic things on other countries. it's very hard to get every single incident right in the heat of the moment if someone�*s pointing a camera in yourface, and this was actually a long interaction. we've only seen snippets on the news. i do have sympathy. i

biggest threat to new york is this out of control migrant situation that has really pairized the city in mannty from dealing with some of the other issues. i think one of the things that happened last weekend is this deal on affordable housing that happened at the state level with the city as a well in terms of supporting the development of a affordable housing with tax breaks and also incentivizing the conversion of office buildings into residential by bumping up the zoning and taking away the limitations on far and other areas that will stimulate development on a pro-business approach. it's the first time that new york in a long time, since mike bloomberg, has actually approached this with incentives as opposed to penalties. more many more yeah, it's a great point. what do you think when you see the market selling off the way it is? the nasdaq also plummeting this morning on the heels of a weaker than expected gdp number, 1.6% growth is down from 3.4% in the fourth quarter and down from 4.9% in the third quarter. the dow down 427, the nasdaq down 270. second quarter's been real rough on mar

all white is republicans band together to do the only thing they seem able to agree mann, impeach alejandrothe house oversight committee and formerly impeachment manager of trump's second impeachment trial. it is so good to see you. i was thinking of the fact two weeks ago we were talking about the fact the impeachment seemed like it was reaching a dead end and then i realized you and i had been talking about the other politically motivated impeachment. the fact we have to choose among them tells you something about republicans agenda here. >> the mayorkas impeachment was the consolation prize for the win of the party which did not get the joe biden impeachment they wanted and that is why they did this instead. the mayorkas impeachment is lacking the central thing you need in an impeachment constitutionally which is treason, bribery or a high crime misdemeanor. they don't have it. they have policy differences with secretary mayorkas or at best they have a claim of maladministration which is precisely what the framers said you can't impeach someone over. >> look at them, they seem committed.

to continue healing unquote joining us now as john mann lee's and attorney represents some of the survivors of nassar's abuse john, first of all, what is the reaction to the settlement among your clients and other survivors of nassar's abuse? >> well, it's relief. i mean, this has been an eight-year saga. jake it's at some level feeling victorious, but also at some level, just profound sadness knowing that had the fbi acted when this was reported by aly raises men and maggie nicholls in 2015, that over 100 children would not have been molested by an larry nassar and those families would not have been lied to by the fbi in an effort to cover it up. it brings the end to one of the darkest chapters, if not the darkest chapter in american sports history of not world history yeah. and there's another piece to it which is jim comey the head of the fbi at the time, has never commented on this. i can tell you. i speak for many, many families when i say that they want to know what mr. comey knew about this. and when he knew it and why it wasn't stopped earlier so ali raise vin is obviously a hero. a

. >> at the horace mann neighborhood, you can see the area here. it was 2 o'clock in the morning.roke out at a home on7th street. it turns out it was a garage that was on fire and they did put it out. a 26. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. >> united airlines says another issue that a flight heading to sfo. it's still and get here. they're reroute it not to get back. you're going, you might be surprised when you hear what the issue was with its something that might happen in your home. a lot. >> a 29 is the time right now. i can't wait to get to that story about the united flight all of it can check your toilets are backing up. stay tuned that coming up. in the meantime, let's talk more about what we're seeing outside right now, which is beautiful weather to fit at least some really nice weather today. >> nothing but that sunshine this afternoon and our warmest day of the forecast today, we're tapping back into cool ocean breeze, thos or coastal areas actually going to be just a touch cooler. we saw some fog earlier over san francisco. look at that. it's gone now real

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cross-examine you abt prio things you did that may impinge on your credibility and they've listed tt is the mann da's office. what those things e. so the fact that your organization has been convicted of a crime that could be problematic. why you're the head of that. explain that, sir. if you want to talk about credit but ability, you violated orders before you were told not to, but you did it anyway, what does that say about you speaking about the issue of the half-a-billion well, listed as 300 something $9,000 the fact that there was his new york state conviction, explain and talk about that. and that dealt with falsity. it dealt with conspiracy, it dealt with things that your business did that were pretty unsavory. and so this is important because if you testified, be prepared to be confronted with those issues before the jury, it doesn't make you look too good in the jury's eyes. so those are things that are somewhat significant. >> so the reason this is filed this way, i understand right. is because the judge would have the ability to say yes, you can do these sorts of things. yes. you know

america if they thought that they knew when you talk about the maga movement and you mentioned steve mann've done a bunch of reporting at with him. how do they think about third party candidates in their attempts to do what they're trying to finish, what they started as you say, >> yeah. so part of the story of the book is, if you think back to 2021 trump was playing with this idea of a third party as an implicit threat to republicans who might have convicted him and am part of what bannon was doing here with encouraging trump's supporters to go into the republican party itself was to get them away from a third party, which would have been counterproductive from his perspective >> now that >> the takeover, the republican party party is complete, the value of a third party as a spoiler is definitely something that you can see the trump campaign and trump himself playing with when he attacks rfk for being too left-wing, is he attacking him or is he kind of promoting him for people who maybe aren't enthusiastic about biden. >> very interesting. all right, isaac armstrong, the book is finishe

. >> phones were ringing off the hook much more than our dispatch staff could handle your gell-mann so the two part finale of that original series, space >> shuttle columbia, the final flight airs this sunday, 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn. i've been watching and tell you it is a must watch nearly a decade before that disaster happened. that's when the double murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman happened we are hearing tonight from the goldman family on the death of oj simpson after a jury acquitted him in 1995, ron goldman, sister kim, and his father fred, say that simpson's death comes as a shock to them, and that for quote three decades, we tirelessly pursued justice for ron and nicole. and despite a civil judgment in his confession in if i did it, the hope for true accountability has ended. despite his death, the mission continues also, new reaction tonight from one of the key witnesses at the trial in 1995, keto kaitlyn, who lived in oj simpson's guest house at the time of those murders, had this to say i, wish to express my love and compassion to the goldman's, to fred i

cnn political and global analyst, barak ravid, who writes for axios and lieutenant colonel jonathan mann rica is a former spokesman for the idf baraka to see the us and others are calling for all parties to exercise restraint after this attack. israel's war cabinet is meeting right now on a potential response. what do you expect? israel will do next? >> hi jake. i think if you ask these rallies on friday after the cabinet, the war cabinet meeting on friday, the plan was to execute and conduct and the mediant response to any rainy but then the iranian attack took place and war cabinet convened and no response yet. so at least it seems that these decided to take a breather and think for a while before they make any decisions and i think just shortly, short while ago member of the war cabinet, benny gantz, they should statement where he said that israel will respond in the time and place would be choosing which is sort of a code name for we're not gonna do anything immediately. >> israel's national security minister jonathan says that israel should go crazy in response. do you think that's

i likely think that they use mann aircraft and this, and this kind of operation to ensure that they're they're targeting was very precise. maybe they did not want to hit that facility on purpose, but they went after for the military targets there. so the kind of military is there is there to protect it just from what israel did, which again, the y becomes sends the signal to iran. it says, we can come after this facility if we want to. >> all right. general leinz, thank you for all of that. let's bring in math at boot. he is a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and a columnist at the washington post, matt max you've been listening patiently to all of this reporting the big question tonight is this the escalation that everyone has been fearing? >> it certainly looks like it, abby, although we don't know the details, i mean, i think what you're really saying is that the rules of the road at the middle east are being rewritten in real time. you're seeing red line suddenly become very, very bleak all right last saturday, the iranians launched a massive attack on israel with

but for the moment, i want to bring in jonathan mann, rica sees a former spokesperson for the israeli defense forces. jonathan or viewers certainly will recognize you from the past few months of discussing the israeli war with hamas. but tonight hey, this is a different conflict, or at least a different side to this conflict that we're discussing. what do you make of that message just now from the iranian mission at the united nations saying, all right, essentially we fired what we're going to and now it's over yes. >> thank you for having me. i would say not quite. that's typical uranian the attack is very out of form and not iranian because they are now for the first time masks are often they've attacked israel from sovereign iranian soil they. will face the consequences for their attack, the consequences of course, will depend on how much damage is done in israel as your previous guests have very eloquently said, but i don't think that iran gets to say both to launch an unprecedented massive attack against israel with more than 100 drones and ballistic missiles from various locatio

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securing maybe more shelter services with the school district like they did at buena vista horace mann? >> i will let my my sister department respond to that. >> you want to do that now? >> after the presentation perhaps? >> and then do we know the capacity that usf is going to provide? >> we have various units up to 12 people over 8 weeks. and we are working to finalize details and hopefully secure for more. >> right now how are newcomers connected to services? >> right now newcomers get connected through various entry points. there is no one location, so if they are going to the school district and enroll the school district connects them to services. if they go to a shelter the case managersp connect to resources. it is through the network and existence of the various entry points where newcomer may need support. >> typically they get connected if they are already a part of some program or service? >> ideally, yes. >> and then so there is no outreach or anything if they are not already connected? >> the outreach could happen through a network, yes, but there is no direct outreach ha

this mann says, it doesn't matter the biden administration ripped into iran over its crackdown of protests that swept the country in the fall of 2022 after the death in police custody of mahsa amini was accused of breaking the country's strict hijab rules the international community has come together to condemn and confront are rods brutal crackdown. and we'll continue to act in support of the right of the iranian people to speak out to their fundamental freedoms but now iran says the us's support of israel's operation in gaza killing tens of thousands of palestinians and police action against some of those occupying campuses is tarnishing america's own reputation iran is leadership has been extremely vocal about the pro-palestinian protests going on, on some us campuses. >> they say the arrests that have been seen undermine america's role as a leading supporter. both of civil rights and a free speech for decades or-awn has been the us and israel's strongest adversary in the middle east, iran and israel recently trading direct military blows for the first time i went to a press conference

2 a year ago, a hollywood remake of irony of fate was released, starring sammy roberts and thomas mannlive in similar houses, and meet when a guy goes to the bathhouse with his russian friends on december 31st. gets drunk by mistake and ends up in a girl's house, after such a premise, borrowed from our irony of fate, the film goes its own way, turning into a sweet, but typical hollywood romantic comedy, in mexico they remade the box office hit gorka by zhora kruzhovnikov, in fact they only changed the name, in mexican option the film is called until the wedding do us part, basically it is actually an exact copy of the russian comedy, also filmed in the mocumenteri genre, the plot is not... you also have to prepare two weddings for yourself and for your parents, and the mexican feast turns out to be no less wild than is our. some domestic series also received foreign versions. the first such project was daddy's daughters, a popular network of the 2000s, and a family psychologist who is raising five daughters alone. in 2009, the rights to the remake were bought by one of the german cable