millie bobby brown is here tonight! the last airbender," gordon cormier is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] "the last airbender." >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he's -- he's it. and we have great music from our pal, schoolboy q! [ cheers and applause ] schoolboy q! [ cheers and applause ] guys, when i'm texting, i love a good gif. >> steve: mm-hm. >> jimmy: but sometimes one gif can mean two different things. i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "the gif that keeps on giffing." ♪ say what it's the gif that keeps on giffing ♪ >> jimmy: so let's take a look at this first one here. that's a classic one. this one can mean, "friends when you ask if they can drive you to the airport." [ laughter ] or it can mean, "when your boss says the meeting is optional." [ laughter ] it's like, "yeah, i'm not going." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: "oh, it's optional? bye." let's take a look at this other one here. look at this one. i use this one all the time. yeah. yeah. [ laughter ] so, it -- it can mean, "bringing weekend energy to mond

>> millie named her talulah, and i just thought it was so special that millie named her, so we kept hergrats on that. i've got to congratulate you on "dune two" by the way. before i get in to that, is it true i just heard you got a a brown belt in jiu-jitsu? >> i did, yeah. >> jimmy: explain how this works to me. >> how it works. well first i have to tell you that i got my purple belt in 2014. >> jimmy: have you always done jiu-jitsu? >> i've done it, god, since 2010 i started. but i was an amateur wrestler before i was a professional wrestler. >> jimmy: okay. >> so grappling was kind of my thing. i was super comfortable with it. and i started jujitsu back in 2010 with cesar gracie, and i trained. but it was just a thing of consistency. with me, when my film career took off, i just wasn't able to train. so, i had put on a lot of weight, like a lot of weight, like 60 pounds for a film called "knock at the cabin." >> jimmy: oh, yeah absolutely. yeah, thank you, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i think you were here for that. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i love that. m. night shyamalan. >> and so

i was accused of deleting milly dowler's messages. that was incorrect.ly investigator, i wasn't the onlyjournalist at that time investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you hacked the phones of murdered victims? absolutely. my brother was killed, i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. it wasn't crossing a line? it wasn't instructed that way. he or she wasn't a murdered victim at the time, he said this needs to be hacked or this information needs to be laid back to them. there wasn't time to have a conversation of saying, this is regarding that and can you do that? it was actually, can you turn the number around, can you get the information back, and nothing else matters. it was totally, totally carnage. are you comfortable with the fact that some of your whistle—blowers are criminals and liars? you do have to be careful, for obvious reasons, particularly with private investigators, these were people who were paid to blag, to lie for a living by the newspapers. so, as far as possible, you've always got to make sure that what th

he was only stymied by people like millie and others.and being very clear now about essentially using the military as a tool of, quote, in his words, domination over civil protest. >> the thing is i love that you're framing it in terms of the stakes, as you said. these two men have been president. the difference is it's likely joe biden will be similar to the way he is now if he's president for a second term. donald trump will be donald trump with that same personality but with no mark millies. >> right. right. >> no normal people around him. he'll be surrounded as people who want to use him as a frontman. >> yes. they sell those electric scooters and they have the software in it where you can only go a certain speed and then you can go on reddit and take it off and people end up mangling -- end up in if the e.r. that's the worst case scenario, right? that those governors are removed, that the mark millie's aren't there. it's tom cotton as the secretary of defense and tkach patel running the white house. and i do think the record here, p

chelsea captain millie bright has called their champions league semifinal tomorrow "the biggest game to play in our careers". chelsea take on the holders barcelona at stamford bridge with a 1—0 lead from the first leg. it was a stunning win in spain, ending barca's long unbeaten run at home but bright is well aware they're not going to give up a place in the final without a fight. it is just half time so for us i think straightaway the analysis is an all what we can do better. i think a fantastic result and fantastic performance from the gold but equally we know barcelona were probably not at their best and i think we have a huge amount of respect, although it was a brilliant game, and we have put out selves in the best possible place and it is all about knowing what is going to come on saturday, which is one of the best teams, throwing absolutely everything at us. the young quarter—back caleb williams was the first pick at last night's nfl draft. 250,000 fans packed—out detroit for the first round of the draft, where american football teams pick their squads for the new season. the

be careful it on going back to milly. she has an eoc and video has put a lot in loveland on and who theater both in human continued to launch attacks. docketed is dryly and us installations on forces in the region. this is a battle against the uranium access to any and access of terror which is now threatening to close the maritime straight above the monday. the strengthens the freedom of navigation of the entire world. pensions escalated for to the western world, picking more than one of the us and britain george doesn't sophia strikes against it on back to look it up as in yemen. after months of attacks on greg, the shipping is right also stepped up. it's a thoughts on it. on the internet for new study goc members and on it on, in proxies in that each and that fact that a tax continued and number at least. but the a problem inside strike on it on investing in damascus that killed it on in ginger's, was seen as a major blow to eat on. some thing that it onset later to directly attack is dry from instead of 3. since octob

and besides that, it's 1st direct millie for yourself in decades of positivity. people, you know, i think this over the, this week we are the library as capital old ones over us. the concept of before the nation should tell me a little bit about the fair rules prescribe to man this minute. and remember that we've been behind. i really think you will know that the miss said, those rules women's potential is waived, just taking care of who i believe the minute the weekend same or as the 77 percent next to for were on d. w a to a ride road guide. know the way around is strictly scientific trip to some pretty wide key places. curiosity is we tried tomorrow today on d w i. she's got any issues with a lot say what grade the this week on the 77 percent street debate. i believe the minute the week. yes, pain or f? i would say i'm independent. does that bother you? yeah. well mine was, this'll miss, it may even be a hot spot in the old. we sometimes think of them as babies. yeah, alpha as boss is already come on, the babies we shouldn't allow rest in us to impose yeah. qu

israel said they killed 200 millie since militants. the biden administration is pressing for a cease-fire to get humanitarian aid in. and sending a new round of bombs into israel. >> until the government allows more assistance to help people who are starving to death, we should not be sending more bombs. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people called for new elections and railed against the prime ministers failure to free the hostages. those discussions came after the prime minister canceled what would've been in person meetings in response to the u.s. for the first time allowing the u.s. security council to pass a resolution calling for an immediate cease- fire. both the u.s. and israel said it could be in person meetings coming up. >>> the one-time communications director for the former president will testify against his former boss. a source told nbc news that hope hicks will testify in the hush money trial. trump is accused of falsifying business records and paying the silence stormy daniels in the final weeks of the 2016 presiden

later that afternoon, the french neighbor katelyn milly, me a drops by close up this concept to him. here is this one must be ready. can you just after nickel and gram moved in cat doesn't knocked on their door and asked if she could let her horses graze on their grounds? in return, she suggested giving nicolo writing and french lessons sufficient for the day. i'm going out with my hosting because i could see the oldest one to add holes level one. visa is the perfect solution for us because we get to have the whole series. that responsibility. that's great. and i get to learn speak french here. so in french, she's in max or max because he's picking french of course let me say when both sides are up for it, the english french relationship can work when you want to go on the right to to really of the left what the english, the wrong way your office is because uh, the valley of the what, what gosh, come to the the town of do a lot. late afternoon by gina is serving her regulars. the steve and helen meet up with their english friends here every friday. just like they used to in the past,

he goes and grinds these teeth with the milli machine. optimization in accuracy and time. 4 mm standard implant. if you have an error of 25 microns, that coating is in place. it doesn't matter , we need one to two minutes for each implant to be delivered, but for the previous methods that did not use this artificial intelligence, each implant cover takes about 10 to 15 minutes to be delivered. time is taking and it is improving. increasing the quality and effectiveness in the treatment of patients is one of the applications of artificial intelligence in dentistry that health technologists are trying to develop . in the name of god, salaam, good morning , the first semi-final match of the taibet basketball premier league was won. the isfahan zob ahn and tehran taibet teams won yesterday evening in their first game in the semi-finals of the premier basketball league in the 2018 asian nations cup, against iran, thailand for the championship in this tournament, which is hosted by thailand and will be held in bangkok, today from 14:00 30 minut

chelsea captain millie bright has called tomorrow's champions league semi—final "the biggest game we'reareers". chelsea take on the holders barcelona at stamford bridge with a one—nil lead from the first leg. it was a stunning win in spain, ending barca's long unbeaten run at home but bright is well aware they're not going to give up a place in the final without a fight. it is just half time so far as i think straightaway the analysis is all on what we can do better. i think a fantastic result and a fantastic performance from the gold but equally we know barcelona were probably not at their best and i think we have a huge amount of respect and although it was a brilliant game and we have put ourselves in the best possible place coming into the next day, it is all about knowing what is about to come on saturday, which is one of the best teams, throwing absolutely everything at us. best teams, throwing absolutely everything at us. the women's 6 nations will be decided tomorrow in a winner takes all game between england and france in bordeaux. england haven't lost in the tournament for 28

world war i conventional warfare. >> it's interesting you say in effect is going to ask about the millie quote. i will cut out a little bit of it. as he only always said he speaks army is his first language but you said trench warfare for a well we thought this would be a cyber war and then we thought it was looking like an old-fashioned world war ii tank war and then there are days when i thought they were fighting world war i. and the fact of the matter is and i said these are my words and not his 1914 and part 2024. >> completely and that's exactly it. >> does nato have its hands around the alteration and you are doing something that mixes -- >> absolutely. first and foremost we are working to exact the lessons learned and what it means the winds in increasing production. we have thought increasingly about how nato standards need to continue to drive and sends signal to defense industry. if nato says for example let me take a random number nato mandate that all members must have lets say 30 days of ammunition and then suddenly says not 30 days, six months a year three months whatever

milletle inatlaşmaktan, milli iradeye rağmen hareket etmekten, milletin takdirini sorgulamaktan, bugüne yine uzak duracağız. these children are victims of a war that ended over half a century ago. landmines and explosive remnance of war are the... first inheritance left to them by war.

"ama hiçbir surette milletimizin kararına hürmetsizlik etmeyeceğiz, milletle inatlaşmaktan, milli iradeyeduğu gibi yine uzak duracağız. how did zinis come from across the world to palestine to occupy a land belonging to another nation? how do they form their secret army, hagana? how do they grab lands belonging to palestinians? how do they build and expand their illegal settlements? israel's former prime minister. goldomir answers these and more questions in this documentary. the israel regime has shown that it is not interested in reaching a ceasefire deal as in

milletle inatlaşmaktan, milli iradeye rağmen hareket etmekten, milletin.tan bugüne kadar olduğu gibi yine uzak duracağız. just shy of the six months that the us is religidal war on the palestinians in the gaza strip. the israel regime has shown its true colors yet again by targeting a us-based aid truck. does this incident show regardless of the origin of aid, israel targets them to prevent aid from getting to palestinians? in this edition of the spotlight we will look at other targets from the press to hospitals, also a look at the developments in the occupied west bank where deaths and the number of palestine entertainments in particular continue to rise. first let me introduce our guests.

milletle inatlaşmaktan, milli iradeye rağmen hareket etmekten, milletin takdirini sorgulamaktan, bugünegibi yine uzak duracağız. on over not live to uh damascus over in syria uh the minister of defense of the assyria is speaking and uh we are going to take a look atuh what is happening there in terms of uh this day marking the day that uh procession also uh is taking place. at this point we're waiting for that uh to come through for us uh uh the day is marked uh by obviously the result of the strike the assassination that took place the terrorist attack by israel uh where you have uh two senior military officers of vivan to have been assassinated and here we have uh the reporters have crowded around um the iranian ambassador to syria that's speaking at this point we're looking at different officials to speak on this occasion. يضرب بعرض.

ama hiçbir surette milletimizin kararına hürmetsizlik etmeyeceğiz milletle. inatlaşmaktan, milli iradeyetmekten, milletin takdirini sorgulamaktan, bugüne kadar olduğu gibi yine uzak duracağız. لا لا فيشي منطقه ثلاثه واحد واحد. kurang bakit pak makanya maju juga. after six months of genocidal war on the gaza strip 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 37,00 palestinian marters, nearly half of them children. the palestinian statistical center announced that the number of children killed as a 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 competing to kill the highest number of children as we all have watched them boast about it on different social media platforms. according to the palestinian ministry of health, a child is killed every 15 minu

this story about how the news of the world had hacked into the voicemail of the missing schoolgirl, milly the whole thing over the edge. rupert murdoch, who runs britain's biggest media company, appeared before mps to answer questions about the phone hacking scandal. i would just like to say one sentence. | this is the most - humble day of my life. thank you. the resulting scandal caused the news of the world to close down. i feel so appalled - by what has happened. murder victims, terrorist victims, who've had their phones hacked, | is quite disgraceful. so, the government reacted by setting up the leveson inquiry. there were the most powerful people in the uk, told to sit in front of a microphone, while the world watched online, and talk about what really goes on in their newsrooms. newspaper executives denied any knowledge of illegal activity. we have only seen unsubstantiated allegations and i have seen no evidence to show me that phone hacking has ever taken place at trinity mirror. did you see this sort of thing going on, mr morgan? - no. are you sure about that? 100%. at the end of

javier milli, the president of argentina, openly supports israel and met with the head of the zionist regime during his visit to jerusalem last year. hamas opposes america. kamel condemned palestine in the united nations. the palestinian islamic resistance movement , hamas , considered the action of the united states to be an open betrayal of the palestinian people and called on the international community to condemn the obstruction and opposition of the united states and to support the struggle of the palestinian people and their legitimate right to self-determination. representative of palestine in the united nations also condemned the action of the united states in vetoing the draft resolution for the full membership of palestine in the united nations. out of 15 members of the security council, 12 members voted in favor of this resolution and britain and switzerland abstained . google fired 28 of its employees after protesting the sending of technology to the zionist regime. in a statement, google stated that the reason for firing these employees was creating a threatening atmosphe

milletle inatlaşmaktan, milli iradeye rağmen hareket etmekten, milletin takdirini sorgulamaktan bugüneing. the death all from nearly six months of the us really genocide in gaza, standing at almost 33, mostly women and children, and the one chief says attacks aid workers in gaza are uncontionable, this after an israeli air strike killed seven aid workers.

has stated, the choice of either carry unit has claimed responsibility to those attacks at the 70 millis increase was formed back in 2012 and has carried out several of trucks in the wrong in use and his most fail for anything though, on the border region between around and to top this off, the phone says intention to send troops to fight and you quite well back far on paris. this has been the message now from the russian defense minister to his french counterpart during a phone call on wednesday. the past also discussed this quote because city whole tara attack in moscow and certification group brought up ukraine's links to that tragic incident. the key pushing does nothing without the approval of the western curators. we hope that in this case, the french special services are not behind us. well, we discussed this latest cool with french geo political, unless series of the lots. who said that mack calling would be foolish to expect french troops to get that boots on the ground in ukraine on the phone. the signs in the new programming goes to last year in the victory for single single p

she's had about £1 milli(on her.| plastic surgery the studio. she's had about £1 milli(on her.rgery the studio. she's had about £1 milli(on her. so we're going ery the studio. she's had about £1 milli(on her. so we're going to' done on her. so we're going to hean done on her. so we're going to hear, you know, what it was like going through because going through it, because last week big about week there was a big roar about plastic going plastic surgery and women going through it. so jessica has obviously she's a trans woman . obviously she's a trans woman. and so it would be great to hear everything she's been through. plus we've got some great debates we'll be discussing whether for perhaps us whether it's time for perhaps us to withdraw from israel. and in terms of arms, we'll be terms of sale of arms, we'll be speaking to uri geller, live in israel. always gives us israel. he always gives us his contribution. levin contribution. and angela levin will be live talking about will also be live talking about the royals. >> the royal staff . it's very. >> the royal staff. it's ve

more than 40 million americans more than 40 milli maryland up to maine feeling maryland up to this. this. skyscrapers shaking, evacuated, some buildings evacuated, some condemned tonight. the shaking can be seen in the the shaking can earth cam video of the statue of earth cam video liberty. liberty. a ground stop for a time at new a ground stop for a time at new york-area airports. york-area airpor tonight the crews inspecting tonight the crews bridges, tunnels, and rails. bridges, tunnel will there be more aftershocks? will there be more aftershocks? what authorities are saying to what authorities be prepared for tonight. >>> the deadly nor'easter >>> the deadly n leaving hundreds of thousands leaving hundreds of thousands still without power. still without power. and tonight, the new and tonight, the new cross-country storm the way, and what it could mean for the solar eclipse on monday. rob marciano tonight taking us city by city. >>> the new threat alert tonight in this country. tonight the fbi and homeland security now warning of potential threats to public gatherings. why the

jonathan guthrie, director of operations at the know we to and people said in amman, federico dessie millie's director at the n g o, humanity and inclusion, and in ramallah in the occupied westbank, russia, holly, the director general of the palestine economic policy research institute. gentleman, a warm welcome to your thank you for joining us on inside story for the rico and i'm on let me start with you because you were in guys i just last month in march, prior to october 7th. how many unexpected munitions would you expect to find in gaza? and how much has a danger posed by these weapons increased since the start of the war? october 7th? it seems well before due to some of the number of so many issues that can be no seen then of course, there be federal laws and all taxes in got before before these one. but it was one of the 700, as well as the 2014 and that caused the effects of destruction still use to manage the number one is placed on us. so we present the end of this phone call . we probably between 5 and the higher than what you can see in 2014 and they asked him off. yeah. would it b

originally met tade, not generally being interested in ed tech, i was blown away by his vision and owes millieided to bring other people from the find in front of him, saying this guy is different from others we have seen in the ed tech space, getting excited about the thing he has so much passion for. ed: you dropped the reference to the gig economy, so i'm thinking uber and other platforms that do food delivery, etc. how will the ? t -- how will that play out? tade: princeton, ucla, morehouse, you have your on-campus job that is in office, you love it, you get to meet with students, but often times you are an adjunct professor pete i used to think, adjunct is like michelle obama teaching for fun. that is really rare. the most adjunct of recent grad school graduates who earned $40,000, 40 $5,000 a year. so what we do is you can teach in addition to your on-campus job at campus.edu, and we pay about double of the national average wage, about $8,000 a class. four academic quarters a year, if you teach three classes a quarter with us, you are making $96,000 in annual income, doing what you are g

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milli. getting more and more tense. will, thank ou getting more and more tense.paid to join the small boat crossing from france to the uk this week, has told the bbc he decided against making the journey because he was worried the dinghy was overcrowded. five people — including a young girl — died. an investigation is continuing into exactly what happened. 0ur correspondentjon donnison reports from calais. chaos, desperation and violence as more than 100 people tried to cram onto a small boat in the early hours of tuesday morning. among them was 16—year—old marcus, not his real name, from south sudan. where are you here? i'll be on this side. on that side? yeah, this side. five people were killed, including a seven—year—old girl. and how did people die? there were too many people. they were crushed maybe. i didn't see them die. ijust wanted to save myself. 30 or a0 guys were trying to force themselves on the boat because they did not pay the money. marcus, who is fleeing life as a child soldier in south sudan, says he paid people smugglers $1,000 to make the cros

"are you a member of the big bad voodoo daddies, the doobie brothers, milli vanilli, the boxcar childrene you or any of you robotic associates been part of voltron?" and because -- i don't see that one. i don't... and because of the high-profile names in this case, the judge is also asking jurors to disclose their media diet. okay? that's all media, including porn, so they'll need to know if jurors have seen "operation desert stormy," "the witches of breastwick," and "home alone 2." [applause] two of those. anothe question is: "the defendant in this case has written a number of books. have you read or listened to audio of any one or more of those books? if so, which ones?" oh, my god. i just realized there are trump audiobooks. "the art of the deal. page one. and i gotta say, folks, what a page. you're gonna wanna read it 10, 15 times. a five-star general came up to me, big guy, tears in his eyes and he said: 'sir, this page saved my 401k, and made my wife go wow wow wow, that's marriage.'" [cheering] wow. but judge merchan denied the trump team's request to include one particular questi

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mark: the of the ideologues in charge millie testified they did not support the weight we pulled out a blinken or in charge for they are in charge here. they reject competent military advice that is effective. general jack keane i want to think of your past service in your service today. god bless you my friend. >> always good talking to you and your audience, thank you. mark >> welcome back america you not only witnessing history of living it. the question is whether we decide to raise liberty or tearing me, whether we decide to embrace our founders were joe biden and bernie sanders. whether we decide to support israel or iran. good versus evil, that's what's going on in this country. we talk about the media and the culture and how they have been devoured by the left, there's no question about it but there is tens of millions of us and just talking to ten or 20 people were army patriots that love our country who believe in our history who admire our founders. we have people in our family so fought for this country, many of whom who have died, let's not surrender this. the biden and

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ok, just this to so i said golf, navy dean, the new see no set of monday and i'm millie victim. i mean, i can see is the sack in the, in the hong kong default, the year cycle season. the 75 suca sake of that you will see the success of added as a whole function. mostly the media that me give us. we can see the, the set, the width. so as soon as you have shown w t s 3, so bad should be w. yes, yes ma'am. the, is it possible to like the, the killing of i was just the return. it is shooting of a hawk. there was not an isolated event. it highlighted the whole question of press freedom, of turn in a skilled one doing their job. they were certainly aiming in the direction of the terms of the 0 world looks at the number of journal, the skills into occupied palestinian territories, which has increased dramatically during the war on gods and other problems of holding any one accountable for 3rd task. shooting the messenger one know to 0 the hello severe storms where the gathering now across the central pulse of the u. s. you can see there's lots of storms all associated with this intense

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and he mused about executing mark millie. a staffer who leaked a story about him he said should be executed too. former attorney general bill barr said he used to say that sort of thing all the time. so when it comes to donald trump, no, those hypotheticals that got tossed around the supreme court this week are not hypotheticals, are they? these are clearly still rattling around in his head, these are things's lawyers are saying should be okay for the president to do. here's the other really important thing to understand about all of this. the view of the presidency that donald trump has, this absolute power above the law mind-set is literally his plan for his second turn. the far right think tank the heritage foundation is drafting plans to convert his calls for revenge and lawlessness into action. it's called project 2025, it's nearly 1000 pages long, is online, you can read it if you like. let me give you a cliff notes version. the goal is to assemble an army of aligned, vetted, trained and prepared conservatives to to wor

our country unchecked, is a reminder of the human cost of this prolonged, severe, and deliberate, milli-schuss abdication of duty. laken isn't alone. her case represents hundreds of thousands of families across the nation whose lives have been upended by the invasion, that our leaders willfully allowed to happen and indeed invited. sxrfkt -- in fact, they encouraged them to happen. should secretary mayorkas be found guilty, these are impeachable offenses of the highest order. make no mistake, this is deliberate, althoughful, malicious determination to break the law in order to bring in millions of people who do not belong here. there's no doubt at this point that the invasion of our southern border has inflicted pain and suffering on countless americans. so we're obligated to figure out who is responsible and to make sure that they're held responsible. that's exactly why we're here. to that end, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on rules and administration be discharged from further consideration and the senate now proceed to s. res. 624. further, that the resolution

the entire 10 million plus and millie -- illegal immigrants is the case in point about that and you'reht about using taxpayer money to buy votes. i mean that is, you know, clearly and define this u.s. open court and not enforcing the laws of the land and picking and choosing which laws you will enforce in the rich choose not to. we know their playbook, though. january 6th, january 6, but we'll forget the main details of things that we've learned, donald trump did not try to commandeer the vehicle that donald trump has four witnesses in the days leading up to january 6th that he was willing to authorize 10,000 troops and in riding the dc mayor that had to sign off on it, she said in writing she would not. we know the capital police chief also was requesting in the days prior national guard troops. so the demagogues and maybe six. then they're going to get to the usual playbook, the rock -- republicans are racist, texas, misogynist, i'll give the whole list. and then we have the issue of abortion which i believe hurt republicans in 2022. and i believe that mr yanna was a case in point an

jordan, millie brady died on thursday night after the shooting at the powell street plaza that said the park station there right off of market street. 2.16 year-olds have been arrested in connection with his death. more updates as soon as we get them. and the international fallout continues today after an israeli airstrike killed 7 world central aid workers in gaza. this includes one american, the bodies of the volunteers have been brought back to rafah after a difficult hours long recovery mission and calls are growing even louder for the white house to condition military support for israel on protections of civilians in gaza. but the administration so far has opposed any restrictions on military aid to israel. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. >> president biden is demanding accountability. israel needs to do more after an israeli airstrike killed 7 world central kitchen workers in gaza monday, including an american canadian dual citizen. he's outraged and he's heartbroken. we are all heartbroken here. world central kitchen says the israeli military new the 8 w

we will be talking with morgan, millie and amelia a little bit later.ng site in cambridge that has received a royal seal of approval. meeting the house builders of tomorrow, the princess royal at the hub developing the next generation of construction workers. here they're training up to 80 apprentices to go some way to tackle the skills shortage with people like tiwona, 29, who chose construction over university, tegan, who decided a job on the building site was for her, and toby, a former ipswich town trainee who was let go from the club. i did find myself not really knowing where to look going forward. yeah, it was a very brutal industry, yeah. and what's been so special about this? i finally sort of found a path where i could see myself progressing, and it's nice to be able to do something and stand back and feel proud of what you've done. it's definitely a male—dominated job, but it's very good. it's a lot of support, it's not what people think it would be like, you know, all of those stereotypes. it's really nice, everyone's been so supportive and

and in this case, general millie and the former commander of centcom, they were all talking about.hat should have been done, but everybody needs to be proactive in situations like this. and i think everybody got into this mode there was a state department or the defense department where they said, i afghanistan can't fall. the government that we're supporting cat fall that was patently false years ago you should have taken into account the corruption of the afghan government. we should have taken into account the way in which the afghans were not fighting for themselves. it's completely different than let's say you crane where the people are fighting for themselves. it's a completely different thing and you have to draw the right lessons from history. and in this case, they fail to act, they feel to be proactive. they feel to see what it could happen in terms of possibilities, and they failed to worst-case do a worst-case scenario. and that's what you need to do in a case like this, because when a worst-case scenario happened it's going to be bad. >> yeah, it's easy i think to mond

millie brady died on thursday night after the shooting at the plaza portion outside of the powell street bart station. 2.16 year-olds have been arrested in connection with his death. a gofundme has been set up for the victim's family. they're asking for the community's help with funeral expenses as they grieve the loss of the sun and brother. and we're following some developing news now out of taiwan where rescue crews are checking destroyed buildings for survivors after that deadly. a devastating 7.4 earthquake. 9 people have been killed more than 1000 people have been hurt. many of them were injured from falling debris. we do have some video now. from what happened here because this was the strongest earthquake to hit taiwan in 25 years. aftershocks are expected to come over the next few days. video capturing the damage left behind. now here there's one building there. its tilting. it's at a 45 degree angle and crews are already trying to take it apart piece by piece because they believe that any moment now it could fall down. the quake shook taiwan's east coast. it was centered in a c

it's a new image to mark the anniversary of the coronation by photographer millie pilkington, her majestyhe queen. they're wearing a indigo day dress with velvet detail by fiona clare. clearly this is very positive news. michelle i think it's going to be a boost for the monarchy. it's been a terrible few months really, with both the king and the princess of wales's cancer diagnosis. but a note of caution here. the king has not been cured of cancer. he is still very much undergoing cancer treatment, according to royal sources, but the king is clearly keen to resume to public duties here. peter phillips a few weeks ago, his his nephew said that the king was incredibly frustrated of how long his cancer treatment and recovery was taking. but a buckingham palace spokesperson says that doctors are sufficiently pleased with his progress and that is why they have released a statement today. >> so there you go, everybody. people often get in touch and say, why is the world so full of doom and gloom , so this is doom and gloom, so this is a really positive step forward. and it ends in lots of ways,

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