who was jonathan wayne miller, asked the cop >> who was jonathan wayne miller, asked the cop at jim miller's what was expected. >> he was so happy-go-lucky, he was one of the happiest girl lucky babies have seen in my life. >> jonathan was just a baby when he died. , an accident no one's fault really. he was not quite two. >> it was bad, it was bad, i don't think he was going to make it. >> do you ever lose that sense of loss? >> no. nope. i tell people, love your children because when you lose one, you can't replace them. >> little jonathan had been dead 20 years when that detective showed up at similar store, to say that his son was wanted in l. a.. >> i started crying. it was like my whole world came caving in. i was right back where i was. >> that first day. >> yep. >> jim miller insisted his son was dead. even told the detective where he was buried. yet at that very moment, that same jonathan when miller supposedly dead for two decades, was sitting 2000 miles away in a utah jail cell and very much alive. so what was going on? duncan, the passport fraud specialist, had already figured th

which made miller "visibly angry." as she tried to leave, miller allegedly began to shove and push her, all while telling her to leave. and at one point, she says, he began applying pressure and her neck for three to five seconds, before letting go. and while the altercation was going on, she skekept yelling, "stop, i'm pregnant." she was treated for minor injuries. miller leaving the scene before police arrived. the 34-year-old was the super bowl mvp in 2016 while playing for the denver broncos. he is now in his second season with the bills. the bills and the nfl said they're aware of an incident involving von miller. we've yet to hear, david, from miller himself tonight. david? >> david: aaron katersky, thank you. >>> now to the troubling outbreak of pneumonia in one ohio county, with children, reporting 142 cases. a number local health officials say is extremely high. also tonight here, what health authorities are now seeing across this country when it comes to covid and the flu. here's whit johnson. >> reporter: to

>> right. >> so miller see the opening and kept at it.an and confessed. and he abducted, sexually violated, and strangled jesse rose to death. >> how much did he give you about the killing of jesse roach? >> good detail. what he actually dead. and what took place. >> not only that, he says that larry hall confessed to other killings. including a coed from indiana university and nearby mary and indiana, name trisha wrangler. >> he did say that he was involved. >> deputy shareeduh did not know, much, so he called the indiana police who have been handling the case. but when mary entered active and other indiana cops arrived, hall was suddenly telling a much different story. he denied confessing to any killing. including jesse's and trisha's. what is more, he claimed that it was all a misunderstanding. and about disturbing dreams that he had. >> he takes us out to a location, i struggle here, we left her to lay here. we searched the woods, we searched the area, never found anything. >> the indiana cops familiar with paul were not at all surpr

we just opened last monday and so is miller looks provisions. miller lux's our stakeout to the chase center home. the golden state warriors. and we opened up a calf a version of both those restaurants called miller much provisions and we opened up to on the plaza of you square and the photographs you look at right now, those are the pat history and that is on powell street across saint francis hotel. and it is a beautiful, spectacular pastry shop from our patients. team at miller locks and filled with fatigue autos, which of these really kind of beautiful french pastries. that's what you brought i brought brought pumpkin spice cheesecake about you're beautiful. autumn, apple or pear and our chocolate, devil's food cake. and to me, i think it's so delicious. and to the park was filled with this pretty look at that. it's it's good enough to eat. i think is that an apple? is it a pair? i don't really know. but really kind of beautiful desserts i are bracing everything. if you want to talk into the yeah, we'll to that yet. so the city needed a littl

i want to go back to cnn's john miller for a moment. john, as you were reporting, your sources have shared there were two suspects in this car. it's unclear at this moment exactly what caused the explosion that we've been monit moni monitoring. would we soon know whether that potential explosive material was detected on the scene? how long does it take to sort that out? >> reporter: so we're learning a little bit more. the initial report was that the car was passed the first check point and referred to secondary. ed talked about the indicators that get you referred to secondary. now they reviewed video from multiple angles. it's telling a slightly different story which is the car comes on to the bridge and accelerated to an extraordinary high rate of speed. we're talking shy of 100 miles an hour. it strikes the curb, a divider and literally goes airborne flying through the air, smashes into upon landing the secondary inspection area. it wasn't really referred to seco secondary. it literally crashes into the secondary air and the engine

senator manchin and senator caputo, represented mooney and miller for being here. to thank you for sharing our just estates beauty. i want to thank chief randy moore of the u.s. forest service and the staff of the capitol and our wonderful drivers. they safely shepherded. -- they safely shepherded this magnificent norway spruce from the national forest across the country and here to the capital. i've only been speaker for a month and daily i have stood in all of staff in the administration that keep us not just the lights on at the capital but maintain the beauty and integrity of this institution. we are public servants and stewards of the american people and this tree represents of what makes america great. it is set forth for viewing in an array of communities and now it will be displayed for all of america to see right in front of the people's house. the tree is a beautiful tapestry and community's across west virginia. ethan reese who i'm so excited to introduce for of -- the tree is truly the people's tree. it also signifies of course the birth of jesus christ

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but this is the only one that works, i couldn’t miss the opportunity to try on the profession of a miller have a mill in the attic and, to be honest, it’s floating like in a bathhouse, just a little, but where does the mill begin? and the grain, that is, we raise it to the very top, shoot it on top, well , look, there are modern technologies here, electric lift, you want to say that this is something that has happened since ancient times in belarus, we have electricity, we have a water mill, that is, this is an option of electricity, this is electric, then electricity will appear, just as they raised it with water, well, let’s raise it first, let’s let's lift it, it's also a whole technology, look, it's so simple here , let's go take a look, an electric lift is good, of course, but being at a water mill, i really want to see how they used water... to raise grain, well, here we go the side was raised like this, which means there was no electricity, here’s the mechanism, the showpass is here, the groove is in the basement, naturally, the turbine was still working and there was a hole here,

miller-meeks, for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. the american concrete institute recognizes -- recognizes and awards construction projects across the world every year. during 20923a.c.i. excellence and concrete construction awards, the i-74 mississippi river brink located in iowa took home first place in the infrastructure category. this regional project was started with the intention of improving access across the mississippi river. the bridge was recently updated to include interchange wrap reconfigurations and interstate and local roadway improvements. congratulations to the architects, engineers, contractors, and suppliers that worked so diligently to improve this vital link within the quad cities across the mission miss river. thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to recognize three very impressive norwalk high school students and their recent acommittees. congratulations to sam raymond, carson guzman, ryan peters for receiving the national speech and debate association's 2022-2023 speaking and service award. every year the nati

and senator capito and senator manchin, representatives miller and randy moore with the u.s.e architect of the capitol and our wonderful drivers, referenced already, but jesus, tim, tina, steve jones. safely shepherded-- yeah, how about that. they safely shepherded from spruce from the monongahela national for us and here to the capitol. i've only been speaking for a month and daily i've stood in awe of the staff and the administration that keep us not just with the lights on here at the capitol, but maintain the beauty and integrity of this institution in every capacity. we're public servants of and stewards of the american people and this tree represents so much of what makes america great. as has been said, it was cultivated and harvested from a national forest. set in array across the country and now it's displayed for all of america to see in front of the people's house. the tree is a beautiful tapestry adorned with handmade ornaments from the shawnee tribe and included with essays, including a winning essay from ethan reese i'll be pleased to intercues in -- introduce i

my father got his name is abraham miller. my mother'sr name is barbara miller.ys raise me that no matter what you will any jew in need all right? so right now what do we see? i see in this room a lot of tough jews. i look at myself, i see a tough jew. let's make something very clear. we have been persecuted as a people for a very long time period no more. never again means never again. that being said, we don't run. we don't cower. we are tough. and we like to remind everybody of that as a strong jewish people. there's a reason why we are so successful as a community. there is a reason why we always face persecution, but we always overcome it. that is because that as a community we always stand face a lot of criticism over the last couple of weeks while being a jewish congressman in the republican party and you're something i n tell you. israel has taken a measured response since 1948. we have been very peaceful. we did everything that we can do to make peace with these people. we need to make sure that we take care of every israeli, give israel the same latitud

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david miller is academic broadcaster and investigator researcher who joins us from bristol.you see this uh, being needric reaction that's gonna only maybe? be sustained as long as the war goes on or do you see uh this having some uh guess power after it in order for it to uh continue? well i think we have to distinguish between the different kinds of boycott that we're seeing um because they all relate to different sorts of strategies the boy what you're talking about i think is this consumer boycot which uh will probably have an effect um maybe in the west a little bit, but outside the west, much greater effect, i think, that's likely to be reasonably long-lasting, i would say, but the other kinds of boycots, which we have not really seen so far, are for example, um, the removal of diplomatic relations, which we've seen in relation to chile, colombia, chad, something which some politicians in europe are calling for, well. at least one politician in europe, that is the uh one of the leaders of podemos in um in spain who are calling for removal of uh diplomatic relations, as

david miller who's joining us from brissel. mr. miller, welcome to the program. first of all, uh, i want to get your perspective uh regarding the recent truce that was announced uh for the war on gaza. many analylis believe that if the israeli regime was achieving any of its objective. zen its goals, it would not be in this position, it would not be willing uh to uh to negotiate a prisoner swap or implement a ceasefire, so uh, so many are believing that the israelis have failed up until this point, what do you think? well, yes, they they have failed, mean this deal was on the table from uh october the 8th, so uh the palestinian resistance factions have said from the beginning that an all for all prisoner swap was the table, the only reason that it wasn't agreed to buy the israelis was because they wanted to uh kill thousands and thousands of people uh they wanted to uh exterminate so many people that the people of gaza would be forced out into the sin desert into a desert, new settlement of tents the israel said that they would provide for the people of gaza, so

steven miller immigration is among other things about knacksal security. can't have people coming into your country you know nothing about coming from countries. they're in the midst of civil wars coming from countries where america is hated coming from countries that are abrowned with terrorists and all kinds of miscreants. it's difficult for a nation to figure out who is who when there's a big border with two obviously and a big border on the southern border and you have a president that doesn't seem ogive a dam and violated every single safety measure that's in place to ensure that people are coming into this country is supposed to be. called the 2025 which to me is reveals itself almost every week. project 2025 and steven miller and the white nationalist dracula behind trump immigration policies like the muslim ban and separating immigrant children from their families and putting them in cages. that steven miller is more disgusting, racist immigration plan for a trump term. she's a lier. never supported any of that and never did president trump. jot tr

professor miller there. fahema muhammad is back with the follow-up to her first offering of palestine in the media, and fahiima, good to have you back, um, something about the fifth demo in a row to be held here in london, despite attempts by the government to deligit my support for the palestinians and also to cancel it all together. yeah, we have a... leesty's post uh which hosts former scotland yard superintendent nesr mattab speaking about the importance of free speech and about how it needs to happen on the 11th of november. let's see what she has to say. uh, i don't think it should be banned. i think it should be allowed to go ahead and there's a number of reasons. the uh organizers have been holding a march for the last three weeks, they've been leasing with the police, they've discussed the route. the route isn't anywhere going anywhere. near whitehall, it's on the saturday and the timing is uh 12:45 which is two hours after the uh minute silence, and the thing is that uh policing has to keep their o

so what matthew miller said, we're at a critical point in terms of assistance to ukraine, the pentagonlicly stated that he has exhausted about 95% of the funds allocated for security assistance to ukraine , assistance that is very important, we believe that the house should urgently take up the additional request that we have made ... not only for funding assistance to ukraine in the field of security, not only to fund security assistance to israel, but also to fund the humanitarian assistance that we have requested for the people of gaza, which we believe is extremely important, both for their safety and well-being and for the long-term security interests of israel. mr. oleksandr, at this time, when matthew miller spoke about the need for the restoration of additional funding for ukraine and israel. and the gas sector, a humanitarian, regarding humanitarian issues, there was a ukrainian delegation in the united states of america, and it is still there now, headed by yulia sveredenko is the deputy prime minister of ukraine, and andriy yermak is included in this delegation. andrii yerma

state department spokesman matthew miller made clear today the u.s.ng any concessions to hamas on the aid front. norah. >> norah: charlie d'agata, thank you so much. divide and administration is calling the opening of the ruffle border crossing for foreign nationals a significantt of weeks of high-level negotiations. cbs's nancy cordes joins us now from the white house. good evening, nancy. what do we know about who was released? >> reporter: so far we've been able to confirm the names of five american women who were escorted safely into egypt today. most of them were serving in a humanitarian capacity in gaza and simply got trapped there when the war broke out. dr. barbara's and, for instance, a pediatrician from grand junction, colorado. she arrived in gaza just one day before hamas attacked israel last month. she made it out, alongside ramon or camorra. she's in expert in making prosthetics for children. u.s. official said handful of americans were able to get out today. no numbers. they are hoping to get the rest out over the next few days and we

professor miller there, fahim muhammad is back with the follow-up to her first offering of palestined also to cancel it all together. yeah, we have a middle east size post uh, which hosts former scotland yard superintendent nusrit metap, speaking about the importance of free speech and about how it needs to happen on the 11th of november, let's see what she has to say. uh, i don't think it should be banned, i think it should be allowed to go ahead and there's a number of reasons, the uh organizers have been holding a march for the last three weeks, they've been leasing with the police, they've discussed the route, the route isn't anywhere going anywhere near whitehall, it's on the saturday and the timing is 12:45 which is two hours after the uh minute silence, and the thing is that uh policing has to keep their own operational indep. so the commissioner of police will look at the threat, the risk, the intelligence that's coming towards it and make that decision. free speech shouldn't be criminalized, and i think it's very important that that march does go ahead, the organizers have s

miller, we are at a critical point in terms of aid to ukraine. the pentagon has publicly stated that it has exhausted about 95% of the funds allocated for security assistance to ukraine, assistance that is very important. we believe that the house should urgently accept the additional request that we have sent not only for financing security assistance to ukraine, not only for financing security assistance to israel, but and to fund the humanitarian aid that we provide to the people of gaza, which we believe is extremely important, both for their safety and well-being and for the long-term security interests of israel. mr. oleksandr, at the time when matthew miller spoke about the need to restore additional funding for ukraine, israel and the gaza strip, humanitarians on humanitarian issues, there was a ukrainian delegation in the united states of america, and it is still headed by the vice prime minister - minister of ukraine yulia sveredenko, and andriy is included in this delegation yermak andriy yermak made several statements regarding the fa

my father is abraham miller and my mother is barbara miller.hey always raised me to ever, no matter what, to help any jew in need. right now what do i see? i see in this room a lot of tough jews. i look at myself and i see a tough jew. let's make something very clear. we have been persecuted as a people for a very long time. no more never again meets never again. that being said, we don't run, we don't cowher, we are tough. we like to remind everybody of that as a strong jewish people. there's a reason why we are so successful as a community. there is a reason why we always face persecution but we always overcome it. and that is because as a community, we always stand together. i've faced a lot of criticism over the last couple weeks while being a jewish congressman. here's something i can tell you. israel has taken a measured response since 1948. we've been very peaceful and done everything we can do to make peace with these people. we need to make sure we take care of every israeli and give israel the same latitude we give ourselves when we g

and now joining us from uh bristel is david miller, academic broadcaster and investigative researcher. hello, david, pleasure to have you on to get your take on this highly controversial, you saw elon musk uh basically. we uh get cancelled by lot of uh big advertisement companies uh for saying for basically endorsing a post not a post of his own he endorse the post that at some point mentioned the fact that uh jews have lot of hatred against whites and we've heard people within the own israeli cabinet refer to non-jews, christians and muslims as gentiles time and again and uh he's basically getting huge backlash for that and then you see - facebook take it far and beyond that in it's hypocrisy and double standards when it comes to targeting palestinians, what could you tell us? well, look, we know that uh, all of the tech companies, the big tech companies uh, including twitter until musk took over, have multiple, i mean hundreds of people uh, in executive roles near the top who come from israeli intelligence, including especially unit 8200, which is the military intelligence uh... um

miller chose to showcase his yes and if it's reality to the international community. however, the truth is very different. being put in control of your son, if it's extermination, kept a newborn miller as a come under in 1942 came up with an incredible monstrous and tenant guide. there is intention was to totally conceal all traces of crimes and suggestions of genocide. so the only nazi country in europe all the world to have just like germany. so the rice, true extermination camps, but which they prefer to call concentration caps was purely issue yes and of itself was the 5th largest camp in old world war 2. the most monstrous in terms of how the people detained were killed. but in yes, and if it's the killing was conducted in the most terrible way as they used to specially designed so called us be a knife. people were killed with sledge hamis, even expectant mothers. in late pregnancy. they devised incredible ways to make victims eyes pop out. because the had 50 independent state of croatia, tablets had said to buy wants to start each day with a fresh plate that's b

que necesitarÍa el apoyo de gobiernos estatales y locales, miller dijo a la cadena cnn que cualquier trump estÁ cometiendo un error, luis saldivar no desestima que la idea tenga fuerza en estado gobernados para republicanos. >> para movilizar a sus bases ante hispana, antiinmigrante. pedro: marÍa elvira salazar dice que le gustarÍa hablar con mila sobre una propuesta migratoria que impulsan el congreso. " seÑor miller, quisiera hablar con usted y explicarles la realidad de los migrantes", dijo. activistas expresan preocupaciÓn pero dicen que esta es una estrategia polÍtica. >> hay que ser conscientes de que esto sÓlo es un aspecto de polÍtica para asegurar a su base. pedro: trump planea expandir proceso de deportaciÓn que no requieran audiencias, la campaÑa de reelecciÓn del expresidente dijo a cnn que el plan de trump serÁ una realidad si se le permite regresar a la oficina oval. jorge: donal trump —— donald trump hijo regresÓ al estrado en el juicio por fraude a su padre y la organizaciÓn trump, apoyÓ el argumento de que algunos edificios de trumpen realidad estÁn subvalorados, la

senator joe manchin, senator shelley capito, representative alexander moody and representative carol miller and chief randy moore of the united states forest service. mr. jim kaufman with the architect of the capitol and youth tree lighter ethan reese, west virginia. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. jim kaufman, director of capitol grounds at the architect of the capitol. >> good evening. welcome to the 59th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at the united states capitol. i am jim kaufman, director of capital grounds at the architect of the capitol. i'm honored to be here this evening along with the speaker of the house, mr. mike johnson to light the 2023 capitol christmas tree. we are also privileged to present this year's youth christmas tree lighter ethan reese from beverly elementary school in west virginia. [cheers and applause] >> lighting the capitol christmas tree has been festive tradition since 1964 and one to continue this year. we are delighted to have the capital christmas tree that west virginians and all americans can be proud of. a lot of preparation and effort goes into fi

steve miller, other point. know the numbers are moving, rapidly, so we used to talk about 11 million and now under biden there is whatever the number is 5 or 6 million more, i see estimates 25 to 30 million illegals that is contributing to the cost. that is also another reason why somehow we have to take a remedial action is it not? >> yes, nobody knows the true number. likely orders of magnitude larger than public estimates, they don't generally comply with census surveys. if you don't have a policy of removing people who have been let into the country the message to the world is, our borders don't matter, our laws don't matter, our rules don't matter, over stay a visa, slip past border patrol or find a friendly democrat administration and you can stay for life. let's day your tax rate is 90%. you have to repeal the taxes that are already in effect. you have to remove the illegal aliens that biden let in by the millions. larry: i love these supply side tax metaphors, terrific stuff, steve miller thank you. >>

miller of illinois. amendment number 121 by mrs. miller of illinois. amendment number 1223 by mrs. miller-meeks of iowa. and amendment number 134 by mr. rosendale of montana. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 78 printed in part b of house report 118-272 by the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry, which further proceedings were postponed, and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 78 printed in part b of house report 118-272. offered by mr. perry of pennsylvania. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. members, this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of

>> john, i think the reporting is accurate, and matt miller was right. but he was right on this, israelis are doing everything possible to facilitate the release of patients and doctors and hamas is doing everything possible to keep those people in the shifa hospital so they can be used as canon fodder, as human shields. hamas is preventing the exit of these people for humanitarian reasons and i think it's a familiar pattern for the past 39 days, hamas has done everything possible to prevent palestinian civilians from leaving the war zone and going to safety in southern gaza. it's cynical, brutal, but what you would expect from hamas and from isis when we fought them in syria and iraq. >> john: and a great deal of your expertise is geared toward iran, and benjamin netanyahu was warning on "hannity" last night if hamas is allowed to survive, the threat from iran could you'lly affect western countries. listen to what he said. >> we have to win to protect israel, we have to win to safeguard the middle east. we have to win for the sake of the civilized world

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his infamous advisor, stephen miller, say what they wanted to will have immigration activists spinningon msnbc. >> hey there, i'm ayman. so night -- joins me to discuss republicans disasters -- and what our party could learn from the massive election winds on tuesday night. that is tonight, nine eastern, right here on msnbc. >> donald trump's extreme immigration policies will only get more extme if he's elected again. that's the plan acrdg to several advisers close to trump. la>> new york times detailed the former presidents visions, which include sweeping raids, the destruction of massive detainment camps, and deporting people by the millions. -- trump also wants to reinstate some of his first term xenophobic policies like banning entry to the united states from some muslim majority countries, as agenda would even restrict legal immigration. ay, esident biden's campaign called the policies extreme, racist, quarrel, and meant to -- trump's senior aide an architect of his many immigration policies, stephen miller, said, quote, trump will unleash the vast arsenal of federal powers to imp

stephen miller is on the record with you. you noted in the story that the trump campaign referred you to stephen miller. so, how do we explain the statement we're getting the night from people running trump's campaign, saying that all of these stories of what a second term would look like they say are purely speculative and theoretical and any personnel lists, policy agendas, or government plans published anywhere are merely suggestion. >> we get that by the basic fact they are very upset. our stories, by others, a number of outlets. and we've been working on this story since june about what trump 2025 would look like that invoke these groups and not only these groups. they've lost control of it, and they're angry for seeing groups get credit for things they're working on and so forth. a lot of this is not just trump's own mouth but people the trump campaign is referring reporters to. t. >> so, why are they putting out the statements then? >> i assume because they think that they think what trump is saying is problematic for

that stephen miller is passionate about.d trump kicked off his campaign with demagoguery and demagoguing immigrants and talking about mexicans may, racists or none of this is hugely surprising. >> i was hearing your story in the new york times -- stephen miller is on the record with you. you noted in the story that trump campaign referred to you to stephen miller. how do we explain the statement tonight that we are getting from that to people who are running trump's campaign saying that all of these stories would look like they say are purely speculative, and theoretical that any personnel list, policy agendas, or government plans to publish anywhere are merely suggestions. >> so, we get to that by the basic fact that they are very upset by our stories, by others and a number of outlets, and we have been working on these stories since june about what trump 2025 would look like. they invoked these groups, of not only these groups, and that they have lost in their minds control of, it and they are angry that seeing groups gett

that's why we want to bring in john miller who has been covering this story. your latest reporting is that security footage from the crossing appears to show a vehicle on a local road in the united states at one point hitting a dramatic rate of speed, something close to 80 miles per hour before approaching the crossing, and then becoming airborne as it hit a curb and exploding on impact. what's the latest you're hearing from your sources that have reviewed that footage. >> they're trying to determine what it all means. when you look at the car in the footage, you see it passing all the other cars at the high rate of speed. you see it engages with the curb and then goes flying over a barrier, crosses to the other side of the highway and then upon impact, literally disintegrates while exploding in a ball of flames and black smoke. this is the high-energy impact of a car traveling at a high rate of speed that is airborne and flying at a high rate of speed with great force which facts on the ground. that is the kind of thing that you don't really need an explosive

hannah miller, thank ou come to the dock. hannah miller, thank you very — come to the dock.back in a moment. stay with us. hello there. we've had good spells of sunshine today, a few rainbows close to the scattered showers which are now tending to ease away ahead of this mass of cloud. our next weather fronts and the attendant low pressure, which will bring all parts from wetter weather through tonight and into tomorrow and for a time, for a couple of hours, some strong winds, possibly gales in places. so the showers should continue to ease through the rest of this evening. temperatures fall away. “ some —— some wetter weather. so the showers should continue to ease through the rest of this evening. temperatures fall away. touch of frost developing across the glens of scotland, and then the rain arrives in northern ireland before midnight crossing to scotland, wales and western england as we go through the small hours of wednesday morning, finally reaching southern and eastern areas towards dawn. so, eventually, temperatures rise again after that early dip. so, some quite mi

so it miller, lax, you could see the locks.you're up for something less formal chef is cooking up something new in union square you can kind of see where we're going with this becoming we caught up with chef lawrence. well, it was getting ready to launch his 2 cafes in what was a struggling part of the civil. you're to be met with. >> a beautiful rotisserie oven right here. one is for a light meal, the other cafe for his wicked pastry. now is the time. now is the time to do that. his enthusiasm mixed with celeb status. the city hopes will be a recipe for success coming back stronger than ever. and that's a real big message everybody out there like. >> coming up saying all over >> in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. still to come here on kron. 4 news at 11. 49 ers back in action today in jacksonville taking on the jags. kate rooney has all the highlights in teen reaction coming up in sports. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the forty-niners had a lot to prove in jacksonville today, 5 weeks into the season they were everyb

i'm monica miller. the headlines... gaza's hospital crisis — officials say they've been forced to move premature babies from incubators into ordinary beds. but israel says this shows it is supplying fuel for gaza's biggest hospital. we'll have a special report on where all this is leading. perhaps the biggest question is, what happens in gaza the day after? who is going to be in charge? israeli occupiers? an internationalforce? palestinians — if so, which palestinians? the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, says some chanting at saturday's pro—palestinian march was "sick and clearly criminal". iceland's government declares a state of emergency — and orders evacuations — with the chance of a volcanic eruption rising. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. there's growing concern about the dire state of hospitals in gaza. the biggest, al—shifa, is "not functioning at all" — that description coming in the past few hours from the world health organiz

kristine miller is doing everything she can to help those devastated by wildfires, sending supplies andove to lahaina. and she's emotional to find out her help didn't go very far when the gift card she sent didn't work. >> these people have lost everything, everything. their homes. they're living on beaches . they're living in parks. they have nothing. and for them to get a gift. sorry. okay and have that taken from them. it's appalling. >> on top of her nonprofit work on the ground, she purchased ten gift cards at the target in novato, each worth $200. she says the cards arrived in hawaii, but when those families got to the cashier with their items, they got declined. >> miller called the number on the back of the cards and an automated message told her the money was spent in places all over the country, like brooklyn, new york, cedar hill, texas and west hollywood. and it's not right. it's not right for a consumer. it's not right for a recipient. and it's embarrassing what these scammers do is they create accounts with that information on the gift cards and then they're just waiting f

i'm monica miller.e begin with a meeting between the us presidentjoe biden and his indonesian counterpart, joko widodo. the two leaders are preparing for an asia pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. with the us and china locked in a battle for global economic dominance, plenty of countries are paying close attention to what it might mean for them. widodo�*s indonesia is no exception. from jakarta, our asia business correspondent, nick marsh, reports this is a country on the move. super high—speed rail has come to indonesia. whoosh was built by chinese engineers and financed with chinese loans. once upon a time indonesia's largest trading partner was the united states. that train has left the station. now, it is china. they were given the nod to build this over america's ally and the master train makers, japan. this train is notjust the testament to chinese engineering, the fact it was chosen overjapan�*s offer is a vote of confidence in china. the truth is that countries like indonesia

miller. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: who's snyder? >> i am snyder, ma'am. >> judge judy: you're snyder. so you're miss hogoboom. >> hogoboom. >> judge judy: you purchased a puppy together from miss miller on what date? >> december 1st. >> judge judy: is that the day you brought the puppy home? >> yes. >> judge judy: what kind of puppy was it? >> it was represented as a german shepherd. >> judge judy: how much did you pay for it? >> $500. >> judge judy: did you go to her home to see the litter? >> no, your honor. >> judge judy: how did you make the transaction? >> we met her in nra

as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zeam university. he's also a co-director of the lobbying watchdog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel, and i'm pleased to welcome back richard medherst once again as our guest today, and he joins us via skype. richard is an independent investigative journalist focusing on u.s. politics, international relations, the middle east, and julian langer's fight against extradition to the united states for exposing us war crimes in iraq. richards built up a large following on his youtube channel, and his work has also been published on numerous international news outlets, including the black agenda report, press tv, al-meade, and the canary, welcome to the show, david, israel's bombed hospitals, schools, mosks, a church, residential buildings, i mean, what does this say about israel's strategy here? w

miller, welcome back to the w. l prime minister netanyahu had said calls for a cease fire would equal calls for israel to surrender. today we heard him connect the possibility of a temporary truce, demoss releasing its hostages. how big a shift is this in this position? so if in fact the prime minister is offering a trade, a temporary cease fire for the release of all the hostages, i think that's probably deal these release might might want to make if it's just a release of the for nationals leaving these rallies. jewish is really is behind or is really nationals behind. they may not all the jewish, i'm not sure that the government is prepared to accept it, but the reality is the hostage negotiations are incredibly opaque. neither you nor i, frankly have the biggest clue about what is actually happening in these days of negotiations moderated by the countries and the addictions. these really in the america we just don't know. yeah. and i did speak to someone familiar with the hostage negotiations though, and they s

miller, welcome back to the w. l prime minister netanyahu had said calls for a cease fire would equal calls for israel to surrender. today we heard him connect the possibility of a temporary truce, demoss releasing its hostages. how big a shift is this in this position? well, if in fact the prime minister is offering a trade, a temporary cease fire for the release of all the hostages, i think that's probably deal these release might might want to make if it's just a release of the for nationals leaving these rallies. jewish is really is behind or is really nationals behind. they may not all the jewish, i'm not sure that the government is prepared to accept it, but the reality is the hostage negotiations are incredibly opaque. neither you nor i, frankly have the biggest clue about what is actually happening in these days of negotiations moderated by the countries and the addictions. these really mean they're just don't know. yeah. and i did speak to someone familiar with the hostage negotiations though, and they sai

miller, welcome back to the w. l prime minister netanyahu had said calls for a cease fire would equal calls for israel to surrender. today we heard him connect the possibility of a temporary truce, demoss releasing its hostages. how big a shift is this in this position? if in fact, the prime minister is offering a trade, a temporary cease fire for the release of all the hostages, i think that's probably the only is release might might want to make if it's just a release of the for nationals leaving these rallies. jewish is really is behind or is really nationals behind. they may not all the jewish, i'm not sure that the government is prepared to accept it, but the reality is the hostage negotiations are incredibly opaque. neither you nor i frankly have the biggest clue about what is actually happening in these days of negotiations moderated by the countries and the objections. these really in the america just don't know. yeah. and i did speak to someone familiar with the hostage negotiations though, and they starte