i mark williams was expected to win the match— mark williams was expected to win the match and _ markthe match and when it came to closing it — the match and when it came to closing it out, _ the match and when it came to closing it out, he _ the match and when it came to closing it out, he did _ the match and when it came to closing it out, he did so- the match and when it came to closing it out, he did so in- closing it out, he did so in style. so closing it out, he did so in style. 50 even — closing it out, he did so in style. so even though _ closing it out, he did so in style. so even though he _ closing it out, he did so in style. so even though he wasn't - so even though he wasn't particularly _ so even though he wasn't particularly pleased - so even though he wasn't particularly pleased withl so even though he wasn't . particularly pleased with how so even though he wasn't - particularly pleased with how he started — particularly pleased with how he started the _ particularly pleased with how he started the match _ particularly pleased with how he started the match off, _ part

laughter another man who knows what it's like to win the event, mark williams, a two—time winner butwilliams was expected to win the match and when it| came to closing it out, he did so in style. so even though he wasn't . particularly pleased with how he started the match off, - finishing off with a great break was probably a big boost - for the rest of the tournament. how would you rate that afternoon? pretty good. more to come, i hope you'lljoin us for the rest of the week in york. the evening session has just started at york, you can follow it on bbc two. there are two tables ongoing at the same time, so if you want to watch both, the bbc sport website has action for you from the uk snooker championship. katie taylor says she's never felt more motivated, as she tries to regain the world light—welterweight title tonight. the irish fighter suffered the first defeat of her career in may to england's undisputed champion chantelle cameron — and will be in the unusual position of underdog as she heads into the ring in front of her home fans looking for revenge. i have a second chance h

mark williams won the battle of the welshman, coming from behind to beat jamie clarke, six frames toe final frame as the best he's ever made in a match. he will face ding junhui next, after he beat england's tom ford, 6—3. our top story — manchester united throwing away a two—goal lead against galatasaray is our top story, qualifications for the champions league last 16 now out of their hands. even victory over bayern munich in theirfinal group game next month might not be enough. reaction to that, lots more details of the champions league matches on the bbc sport website. that is all for now. hello, there. talk of the town this week has just been how cold it's become. yes, on wednesday, we started off with a hard frost in the lake district. temperatures were sitting at —7, first thing in the morning, and despite lots of sunshine throughout the day, they struggled to climb above freezing by the middle of wednesday afternoon. now, we could actually see a similar story on thursday, a widespread hard frost to begin the day, the exception down in the south west, with this developing area

mark williams won the battle of the welshman, coming from behind to beatjamie clarke six frame is toury in the finalframe is described the century in the final frame is the described the century in the finalframe is the best described the century in the final frame is the best he's ever made in a match. he will face ding junhui next after he beat england's tom ford. manchester united throwing away a 2—goal lead against galatasaray is our top story, qualifications for the champions league last 16 now out of their hands. even victory over bayern munich in theirfinal victory over bayern munich in their final group victory over bayern munich in theirfinal group game victory over bayern munich in their final group game next month might not be enough. reaction to that, lots more details of the champions league matches on the bbc sport website. that is all for now. hello, there. talk of the town this week has just been how cold it's become. yes, on wednesday, we started off with a hard frost in the lake district. temperatures were sitting at —7, first thing in the morning, and despite lots

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on the other table, mark williams and jamie clarke are level at 2—2.s three—time champion ding junhui, who hit three century breaks as he beat england's tom ford six frames to three. keep up—to—date with all that on our website. i'll be back in a minute. you then. thanks very much. israel says it's carried out a raid on thejenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank, killing "two senior terrorists". the palestinian authority says two children were also killed by israel gunfire injenin — the idf has not commented. since october 7th, violence in the west bank has flared, with nearly 240 palestinians killed by either soldiers or israeli settlers, according to the health ministry there. i'm joined in the studio now by professor abdelfattah abusrour, who is the founder of an arts and culture society which works on arts projects to inspire hope among young palestinians. he's just returned from the west bank. he lives in bethlehem and hasjust travelled here this week. it's very good to have you in the studio. thank you. in the last few days, the spotlight ha

he'll face a welshman in the quarterfinals, either mark williams orjamie clark.r now. more on that owen farrell news later, the international taking a break from england later, the international taking a breakfrom england rugby. last night, 12 more hostages, ten israeli citizens and two time national were freed. for now, more than 160 people are believed to be held hostage. israel has so far freed 180 palestinians from its detention. we've been speaking to efrat machikawa. four members of herfamily were released by hamas but her uncle is still being held in gaza. he and the kids, they're three and five actually, were kidnapped with their mum. efrat, my beloved efrat. she was my uncle's spouse. and efrat was murdered in front of their eyes and they and the babies were taken, they were released. but i haven't personally seen them yet. i have seen my aunt, who was released, and they need time. and they all need time. and you can see me hugging my aunt. and it was really...it was really wonderful to breathe the same air with her in the same room and hugging her and s

it looks as though he'll be facing mark williams in the quarterfinals — he leads jamie clarke 5—2.'s how it's going to stay for the rest of the week, the weekend, probably into early next week. and then, after that, it does look as though things gradually could turn a little less cold. the satellite picture shows where we had the clearer skies earlier on. but out towards the southwest, a weather front is looming, and that may spell some wintry weather in the high ground of southwestern parts of england through the night and into tomorrow. but by 9 o'clock, you can see temperatures there around freezing across many parts of the uk, a little bit milder in cornwall and devon, and that's because we have that weather front here. but through the night, the northeasterly winds continue to bring wintry showers to northern and eastern scotland. some on that north sea coast as well, north york moors, possibly into east anglia. temperatures —5 there in the morning in glasgow, below freezing in the south, too. now, that weather front that's hugging the south and the southwest will be bumping i

world number 60, jamie clark, lowest ranked player still here in york, he has fellow welshman mark williamsyes, in fairness, mark had tummy troubles last _ isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had tummy troubles last year - isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had tummy troubles last year and - isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had tummy troubles last year and it i isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had | tummy troubles last year and it was not good _ tummy troubles last year and it was not good for— tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him. _ tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but _ tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but he _ tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but he is - tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but he is the - tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but he is the wily| not good for him, but he is the wily old fox~ _ not good for him, but he is the wily old too he — not good for him, but he is the wily old too he did _ not good for him, but he is the wily old fox. he did enough— not good f

the two—time champion, mark williams, says he played the frame of his life to reach the quarter finalsome of the _ charismatic. in your own world. some of the most _ charismatic. in your own world. some of the most beautiful true movements through— of the most beautiful true movements through the body because you danced it from _ through the body because you danced it from your— through the body because you danced it from your heart.— it from your heart. sometimes, you 'ust want it from your heart. sometimes, you just want to — it from your heart. sometimes, you just want to be _ it from your heart. sometimes, you just want to be able _ it from your heart. sometimes, you just want to be able to _ it from your heart. sometimes, you just want to be able to speak - just want to be able to speak without — just want to be able to speak without using _ just want to be able to speak without using any _ just want to be able to speak without using any words, i just want to be able to speak| without using any words, and just want to be able to speak i without using any words, and i thought— with

she died and she was discussing canon and and toni morrison's said that if you take her henry mark twain, william williams, james weldon johnson away, she would just do away with the literature entirely because she wanted the canon as it originally stood with the with the with the romans the entirety that canon. but the idea is that the canon can always expand with new voices at a time there was a time when there no women in the canon. there was a time when there were no native americans, asians, african-americans, you name it, you know jewish writers, just all of people. now we have a canon that is expandable. however, in the last three years, we have had this massive contraction of the canon and as you said, we it's not just the contraction. it the erasure, which just frightens me every single day because these writers whose names are just dropped, which means that teachers who are being trained, who are english, who will become scholars or teachers themselves, will never have heard of these writers. they will never be. there is a complete absence of that. but i think the point that was made ea

trump jumps right back in and started talking about the deranged jack smith and going after mark meadows and williamthey haven't been paying cclose enough attention, but i think if he gets a lift of this stay for a few days, you'll be added again. >> and not in significant there's safety concerns. it's not just a trump gets to run his. mouth in these moments when trump isn't gagged, if you will, people find themselves in harm's way because of things people said. could he get into a little bit beyond just that they may not even paying attention to the hazard caused by donald trump? >> yeah, i mean, ordinarily appellate courts like to preserve the status quo while a case is pending, before it comes before them. sometimes that's referred to as an administrative state. i guess they see the status quo as the absence of a gag order. so they will examine the order and decide whether it needs to be overturned or modified in some way. but i do agree with your point about not just protecting the fair ministration of justice but protecting the safety of some of the individuals involved. there's a phrase called

me, i will find a way to jail, apprehend or make life miserable for people like general mark milley, for william ty cobb and many others, career people in the fbi, in the justice department, trump will put them on his enemy's list and aim for them. you're going to have journalists being sorry they're not on his list. one of the badges of honor of the 1970s was actually having made the list, like daniel shore did or mary mcgory. journalists who weren't on it thought they left out. hunter s. thompson called it the greatest failure of his life, when the list came out, he wasn't on nixon's list. it's going to be interesting to see if trump tracks and who he'll try to get retribution on, what journalists, people in government, hollywood stars, nixon had it in for paul newman of all things. i don't know who would make trump's list on that. >> you know, directly or indirectly, there are an awful lot of people who work in democracy related jobs, i'm talking particularly about election workers who feel it's gotten harder and harder and harder. there is actual proof of that. we know they have been threate

it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for walks and a beautiful place to reflect, so really a special part of san francisco and i wanted to shar

michael lawler, nick lalota, mark molinaro, and brandon williams. all five of those men have something in common. they have all been vocal santos critics. they all previously supported kicking the issue to the ethics committee instead of a proper expulsion vote, and they're all running for reelection in districts where that joe biden carried. the ethics committee has not released a report on santos. what changed? all those congressman voted to elect a new maga speaker of the house, mike johnson, and while elevating and arguably christian nationalists to speakership could be be seen is a vulnerability for those gentleman in competitive new york districts. so it's not difficult to imagine that they might want a distraction from the culpability in electing mike johnson tonight, trying and failing to remove george santos was that distraction. >> on this vote, the yays are one 79, the nays are 213, with nine recorded as present. two thirds not voting in the affirmative. the resolution is not adopted, and a motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >>

and simon, what i'm just somewhat confused about here and i'm sure a lot of people are, is that mark williams—thomasas front page on the sun. and he's saying that that it's not as this programme has painted things that the portuguese police he's got a source within the portuguese police who said yeah we did speak to the mccanns, we didn't apologise to them for anything. we simply said, right, take this case and give it to the german police because we have had our fill. can bring this no fill. we can bring this no further, relation ships further, no relation ships between mccanns and the between the mccanns and the portuguese police have historically been rock bottom. really awful. and so he's saying they haven't improved. what's your thinking? what's what are your thinking? what's what are you hearing ? you hearing? >> well, i think firstly, i think the mccanns obviously haven't commented about the supposed apology . supposed apology. >> i think more than likely they would have come out and said, well, they haven't apologised as opposed to being on it. opposed to being quiet on it. and, you know, i

.# and that was mark savage talking to the very wonderful barbara streisand! prince william his earthshot environmental prize on tuesday. already today, the prince has meth the president and prime minister of singapore, as well as getting active on the water. live now to singapore we can speak to suranjana tewari. this is a big deal, prince william turning up, prince william known for being quite competitive? prince william had a very warm welcome to singapore yesterday evening. this morninu singapore yesterday evening. this morning he _ singapore yesterday evening. this morning he was _ singapore yesterday evening. ti 3 morning he was out on the river here in singapore, the longest river here and she went up against the high commissioner of singapore, the british high commissioner in a dragon boat race, ancient sport but very popular nowadays amongst expats and fresh from that he went to visit the leaders of singapore, the prime minister and president as you mentioned. now the focus has shifted to the united for wildlife event, another annual summit started by prince willia

it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for walks and a beautiful place to reflect, so really a special part of san francisco and i wanted to shar

, i ask it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar number 231, captain mark f. williamso be rear admiral lower half. the presiding officer: is there objection. mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection heard. mr. kaine: i ask it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar number 232, lieutenant general andrew enrolling to be lieutenant general. the presiding officer: is it there objection? the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. kaine: i ask it be in order it make the same request with respect to calendar number 233, major general john b. richardson iv to be lieutenant general. the presiding officer: is there objection? the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar number 234, vice admiral jeffrey w. hughes to be vice admiral. the presiding officer: is ther

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it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for walks and a beautiful place to reflect, so really a special part of san francisco and i wanted to shar

we can be the voice for the voiceless so until next time this is chris williams for saying bye for now. the us pushed one-sided mark of a ceasefire announced in northern gaza comes as a direct result of the failure of the israeli occupation army to achieve any significant battlefield accomplishments that could be used in negotiations. this suggests that the israeli regime may soon be forced to reconsider its objectives to align with the outcome of the battles on the ground where they seem to send in their soldiers and they never return. nevertheless netanyahu and his cabinet are still unwilling to agree to a ceasefire before achieving success that would alleviate the accountability they expect to face at the end of the war in the aftermath of the heroicsa flot operation and the failure of the grand operation in gaza, displacement or death this week on the mediast stream. for years, the israeli regime has tried in vain to pit the united states, its most powerful allie against the islamic republic of iran. but can tel aviv succeed this time, as the war in palestine goes on unebated. to find out, watch iran today. top

it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for walks and a beautiful place to reflect, so really a special part of san francisco and i wanted to shar

mark by 2027. and now we are joined by facial plastic surgeon specialized in hair restoration. dr. william lindsey. so i think certainly on a pleasure has reading me what, of course, it's a pleasure having your doctor. so now the medical tourism for cosmetic surgery has become increasingly popular. can you discuss the motivations behind individuals traveling abroad for cosmetic procedures and which countries are the most sought after destinations? well, i think you can send a free things. people want to save some money. they like to have some privacy and, and not have people know what's going on. and it's nice to get out of town. and if you can accomplish 2 birds with one stone, meaning have a procedure done and recover in a nice area and get you to have a vacation. it's a win win scenario. as far as to which countries in the here restoration industry, turkey 5 by large is good to go to destination for her trans plus and actually to the mid east last year. and there billboards, airports, full of people walking around with band amazon and fresh out of a hair transplant. as far as visual wor

i wrote about how there were concerns that william wasn�*t stepping up to the mark, he wasn�*t doing. charles has done a good job. the biggest revelation of all — the names of the royals said by harry and meghan to have had "concerns" about the colour of their first baby�*s skin. those names included by mistake in the hastily—withdrawn dutch edition. the english original says, "laws in the uk prevent me from reporting who they were". harry and meghan�*s lickspittle clientjournalist, 0mid scobie... critics have labelled the author partisan, part of the "sussex industrial grievance complex", and "meghan�*s mouthpiece". scobie reports he shared a "goodbye hug" with meghan when she moved back to the states, but has said, "i�*m not meg�*s pal," joining us now, the man at the centre of all this, author of endgame, 0mid scobie. good evening. thank you for being with us. let�*s talk about the names of the two senior royals which appeared in the dutch version. 0riginally you said it was a translation error which did not make sense because they are names who would not be mistranslated then the

mark by 2027. and now we are joined by facial plastic surgeon specialized in hair restoration. dr. william lindsey. so i think certainly on a pleasure, thank you very much. of course. so it's a pleasure having your doctor. so now some medical tourism for cosmetic surgery has become increasingly popular. can you discuss the motivations behind individuals traveling abroad for cosmetic procedures and which countries are the most sought after destinations? well, i think you can send a free things. people want to save some money. they like to have some privacy and, and not have people know what's going on. and it's nice to get out of town. and if you can accomplish 2 birds with one stone, meaning have a procedure done and recover in a nice area and get you to have a vacation. it's a win win scenario to as far as that, which countries in the here restoration industry, turkey 5 by large is good to go to destination for her trans plus and actually to the mid east last year. and there billboards, airports, full of people walking around with band amazon and fresh out of a hair transplant. as far as

it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for walks and a beautiful place to reflect, so really a special part of san francisco and i wanted to shar

to no end, sion william gains, peppy mono, spence cer, po blo ramirez, trevor prescott, jake phelps, basto, botelo, eric swanson and mark dillard. [applause] i say these names in remembrance and also as a reminder of how short life is. it seems like yesterday i was here to take advantage of all you can eat hot cakes before 8:00 am at the carl's junior over there. make sure you don't lose your receipt. i'm extremely honored to speak at this opening ceremony, a skate spot for some of us. although it may seem like an exaggeration, is another way of saying home. when i lived up the street, my apartment was very small. at that time, i could navigate the sidewalks and city streets as i wished. as a matter of fact, i used to warm up on the same black marble benches right over there besinger as i made my way down to embarcadero. like most did and now referred to as the mid-90s, but there is a lot of youth out there that live just up the street and they're too young for this to be an option and do whatever you want to do. for kids like that, they live in densely populated regions like this, they're space is shared with the entir

mark by 2027. and now we are joined by facial plastic surgeon specialized in hair restoration. dr. william lindsey. so i think certainly on a pleasure have you read any one? of course it's a pleasure having your doctor. so now some medical tourism for cosmetic surgery has become increasingly popular. can you discuss the motivations behind individuals traveling abroad for cosmetic procedures and which countries are the most sought after destinations? well, i think it comes down to 3 things. people want to save some money. they like to have some privacy and, and not have people know what's going on. and it's nice to get out of town. and if you can accomplish 2 birds with one stone, meaning have a procedure done and recover in a nice area and get you to have a vacation. it's a win win scenario. as far as the which countries in the here restoration industry, turkey 5 by large is good to go to destination for here. trends less and i flew to the mid east last year. and there billboards, airports, full of people walking around with band amazon and fresh out of a hair transplant. as far as visual

it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for walks and a beautiful place to reflect, so really a special part of san francisco and i wanted to shar

camilla great video, mark, of camilla p°ppi"9 great video, mark, of camilla popping the king on his bottom. >> and it made me think of prince williamwho just group of people saying, who just pinched my bottom. well mark, now we know the culprit perhaps he's a little paranoid because camilla's got some some frisky hands. camilla's got some some frisky hands . but i love seeing the hands. but i love seeing the king and the queen affectionate . king and the queen affectionate. what we want is for these two to lean on each other , love each lean on each other, love each other, and together to be, you know, a powerful all, you know, a power couple and to utilise each other's strengths for comfort, definite . comfort, definite. >> see, you've got your reservations about camilla and her history with diana and charles. but i'm sure that with me, you wish the couple well. i guess it's water under the bndge guess it's water under the bridge now, briefly , if you can, bridge now, briefly, if you can, kinsey, very sad news. the death of a true comedy legend , matthew of a true comedy legend, matthew perry. do we know what happened to him at th

camilla great video, mark, of camilla p°ppi"9 great video, mark, of camilla popping the king on his bottom. >> and it made me think of prince williamwho just group of people saying, who just pinched my bottom. well mark, now we know the culprit perhaps he's a little paranoid because camilla's got some some frisky hands. camilla's got some some frisky hands . but i love seeing the hands. but i love seeing the king and the queen affectionate . king and the queen affectionate. what we want is for these two to lean on each other , love each lean on each other, love each other, and together to be, you know, a powerful all, you know, a power couple and to utilise each other's strengths for comfort, definite . comfort, definite. >> see, you've got your reservations about camilla and her history with diana and charles. but i'm sure that with me, you wish the couple well. i guess it's water under the bndge guess it's water under the bridge now, briefly , if you can, bridge now, briefly, if you can, kinsey, very sad news. the death of a true comedy legend , matthew of a true comedy legend, matthew perry. do we know what happened to him at th

the president of kenya, william ruto, has urged people across the country to join in a national effort to plant trees. the government declared monday a public holiday, marking5 billion trees within a decade, to combat climate change. kenya is currently grappling with heavy rains which have killed dozens of people in the north—east — and has also recently suffered from the worst drought in four decades. a short while ago, i spoke to dominic kahumbu. he's the founder of biogas international. extremely, i would say. in africa, we have a huge problem of the use of wood fuel for cooking fuel, for charcoal, so any initiative to plant more trees is absolutely essential for the whole country to restore our green cover. it did come at a bit of short notice, but we hope that it is going to be an ongoing event. alot of people came out today to plant trees. i would say, in all, it was quite a success. dominic, you say a lot of people have been out planting trees. were you out with your shovel earlier on? did you do some tree planting? yes, we did, we did. i work for a company called biogas international. we are an environmental company, so part of our process of proces

accept lies up front, and you had a writer in mark meadows was willing to tell those lies, they are both now, you know, ping the consummate this. >> williams, luckily have you here to try to sort it all out. thank you. from donald trump to george santos who we spoke to cnn! support tonight about his plan to run again in 2024, and obviously press on the lies about his biography. >> which acknowledged the fabricating it. so why that? people want to know why? >> we have gone through this. >>> of mexico, israel is formally defending a deadly strike on an ambulance as of the largest hospital in gaza city, they are also saying no cease-fire until all of the hostages are released. we will speak to a member of congress called for a cease-fire, also the only person who voted againsnst going toto war i in afghghanistan anand iraq aftfte 9/11, , that is in a moment.t. >>> tonight israel's defending itself while also claiming responsibility for a deadly strike on an and once outside of the largest hospital in gaza city. i want you to know that some of the images that you are about to see are disturbing. but this is the scene where witnesses say dozens

williams trots off through a third usc loss this season. huskies win it by ten. we enjoyed being here. thanks in the booth to birthday boy mark.own. for bill lemonier, holly rowu, kirk herbstreit, chris fowler saying so long. is it possible to be more capable? and more practical? be able to perform here. and here. make a statement while barely making a sound. and command the road, as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters. a saturday. welcome to toyota. after the game first saturday here in november, the final full month of pac 12 play. stanford currently in action against washington state. while cal went to oregon. number six, oregon, that was and that was a rough game. we'll have all that at 11, plus the splash brothers with an amazing feat winning games just before the buzzer. but first, time now for our toyota. let's go places player of the day. and it's from the game you saw right here on abc seven, a top 20 showdown between number five, washington and number 20. usc huskies quarterback michael penix jr keeping his team undefeated, earning the honors tonight, the senior southpaw leading his team in the battle a