just lum. boozy was a fix it on us because you struck us mr. nick, full shift because part of the sites still to me, charging my name was encouraging to me. they kind of thoughts, it's part of most of just going to go into so you know, there's not a for me to do. that's what i'm supposed to do. i will, we need to shop the play nation, so we have done that. i'm supposed to look beautiful, just the show. so to me, so kind of for us to get inside the for most of just did you going to for sure what you mean fieldstone say the only starter for me to get them could be up to the villages. just give me a little bit of a news desktop on assignment congestion. so for the, the volume advisors for sure. i did it through the computer to just look across what the city of the one you city where you may be able to g, stopping and shutting it up for being a flight. also you sure sort of can, we can go to the email to doc. so usually most us to waiting to play and when she did up scott, i mean you can pony, but don't put any more than you pursue snail. chest him on a

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goose a lot, but what i was going with is just love. rosie was a fix it on us because you struck us mr. nick full shift because part of the sites still play me check and my game was encouraging to me. they kind of thoughts, it's part of most of just good. you got the signal, it's not for me to keep it. that's what i'm supposed to do. i will we need to shop the patients. we have done that, but i'm sold a lot of beautiful issues. so through these kind of, for us to get them side to the for the most of just if you're gone for sure what you mean via those to say the least the for me to get them could in the villages just gimme a little bit of the music is the bonus from the congestion. so for the head, what you meant by that? for sure. i did it to the computer to just look across what the city of the one you see where you may be able to stop him and show it to him. for being a flight also you sure sort of can we can go they could. um you mean the dock? so usually most us to wayne up liam when she bit up. i've got a medium pony, but don't put any more than the police and they will chest you over

mr. nick fletcher cut off pretty part of the sites still pay me charge and my team was in college and they kind of thought i'd say 5 months of just going to go into. so you know, it's not for me to do. let's what i'm supposed to do. i will we need to shop if i mation see i've done that. i'm supposed to look beautiful to see it shows that the nation us again side to the for the wants of just did you got that so? sure. what you mean via those to uh say the only starter for me to get them could in the villages, just give me a little bit of the music as the bonus from a congestion so forth that had the volume advisors for sure. i did it through the computer with your tech across will the city of the one you city where you may be able to stop him and show it to them for being a flight also you sure sort of can we can go they could um email to doc, so usually most us to waiting to play and when she did up scott, i mean you can pony, but don't put any more than the police and they will chest you on a

mr. prada's viral videos, where he practicing for his mug shot. doctor nicholas abraham, known as doctor nick, treated patients with substance abuse and depression, although their connection is still unknown. mr. prada did talk about his mental health struggles online. >> i never seen anybody that's bipolar before, abraham was seen on surveillance cameras going into the tiktok personality's apartment. >> mr. prada no stranger to the camera, is later seen dragging something wrapped in a blue tarp and putting it into the doctor's car. the next day, doctor nick's body is found. cause of death. blunt force trauma. police got a search warrant for mr. prada's apartment and found blood weapons. and it even looked like he had tried to clean up the crime scene after fleeing police in doctor nick's car, thomas crashed into a cop car and escaped. u.s. marshals traveled 400 miles where they tracked him down in dallas and booked him. coming up next on true crime news, the matthew perry case has put doctors who feed their patients addiction in the spotlight, and new york prosecutors say doctor michael belf

mr. cramer this is nick michelle from las vegas, nevada. i'm a college freshman out here in california trying tostart m own investment management company. i was just looking for some quick advice and kind of personal i guess advice on how to run that from a freshman's perspective. >> well, i'll tell you you're young and that means you have to go with higher risk stocks than i typically talk about on the show maybe some smaller cap stocks, maybe some biotechs, maybe some companies that are on the ground floor of ai. i don't want you to be loaded up with companies that are older because you have your whole life to make it back if they go away. a lot of our older viewers and middle-aged viewers cannot afford that to happen. so go with high-risk, potentially high reward stocks mark in iowa mark >> caller: hi, jim i'm a happy club member and thank you for take my call >> thank you for being a member of the club. it's terrific. how can i help >> caller: well, jim, i have a real estate question for you. >> okay. >> caller: higher interest rates ma

martyn blake denied he intended to kill mr kaba, and ultimately, the jury decided that mr blake was not guilty of murder. nicktin has spent the day meeting leaders from more than 30 of the world's most important emerging economies, who've gathered for the opening of the brics annual summit. brics stands for brazil, russia, india, china and south africa. moscow says holding the meeting in kazan is evidence that western efforts to isolate russia over its invasion of ukraine have failed. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. for the world leaders arriving in russia today, there was pomp... there was pastry... and then, putin. for russia's president, there was a golden opportunity to show that attempts by the west to isolate him have failed. china's xijinping is one of more than 20 heads of state attending the brics summit. bell tolls. it may not be the greatest show on earth, but to mark the summit, they have lit up the ancient kazan kremlin. the brics club of emerging economies represents nearly half the world's population, and more than a quarter of the global economy. russia hopes that brics will resha

today won't be nick read's first time in the firing line — he's been quizzed by mps after being accused of bullying a female colleague and presiding over a toxic culture. mrdenied the claims and an internal report cleared him of wrongdoing. but criticism remains and after being brought into the post office as the face of change, the next three days could well determine nick read's legacy. we will have full coverage on the bbc website. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. tiktok is being sued by more than a dozen us states which allege the app has knowingly contributed to a mental health crisis among children and teenagers. the company denies this. michael malone is a veteran silicon valley journalist and gave us more information about this case. the conversation has briefly, until after the election, shifted to the states. and what we have is 13 states, along with the district of columbia, that have all brought suit against tiktok, against claiming that it's causing mental health problems because of its addictive features. and among these health problems, they sort of threw in, these are the attorney generals of these states, the chief le

nick, as always. in the us, donald trump is in the battleground state of georgia tonight. mrost georgia — a typically red state for decades — by fewer than 12,000 votes in 2020. last night, the former president hosted a rally in new york's madison square garden. it was his last big pitch to undecided voters, and the evening included what have been described as crude and racist remarks, as well as a number of inaccurate and false statements. here's the stand—up comic tony hinchcliffe, who opened the rally. and, before we play you this, here's a fact to keep in your mind — according to newsweek, there are nearly half a million puerto ricans in the crucial swing state of pennslyvania, as well as tens of thousands in every other one of the six swing states. i don't know if you guys know but there is literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. i think it's called puerto rico. 0k, all right. the latinos love making babies. just know that, they do. there is no pulling out. they don't do that. they come inside, just like they did to our country. the t

. >> nick di paolo, brian calendar, hot twins, mr. guns and gear. and of course, alex jones like a baby, be sure to go to my pillow.com now a lot of them, my below is the only real or you can buy the fight tyranny it gauzy, his sell pillows. so of my pillow.com and use promo code. trump. >> thank god. >> for my pillow.com promo code, the frontline tap into the my pillow complete mattress sleep system. i absolutely love my, you have a my pillow promo code right? it is kept my yellow.com forward slash with a problem at a polling location, they agenda is too depopulate, seems to have dragged kim down a rabbit hole anything with the rock is salute sinister period. >> now we know that soros is just another puppet, isn't. >> this was set up and this was deliberate we somehow are losing our sovereignty and our voice is being stolen. what's really happening is there's a global agenda. >> so there's a global agenda being pushed. we've got to follow the money agenda you know, if i drop names right now, the first and easiest thing for people to say, oh conspir

system today won't be nick read's first time in the firing line — he's been quizzed by mps after being accused of bullying a female colleague, and presiding over a toxic culture. mrinternal report cleared him of wrongdoing. but criticism remains — and, after being brought into the post office as the face of change, the next three days could well determine nick read's legacy. peter ruddick, bbc news. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has made a direct appeal to the lebanese people to throw out hezbollah and avoid "destruction and suffering like we see in gaza". our middle east correspondent hugo bachega joins us now from beirut. how has this warning been received in lebanon? i how has this warning been received in lebanon?— in lebanon? i don't think this will have any resonance _ in lebanon? i don't think this will have any resonance here - in lebanon? i don't think this will have any resonance here because in lebanon? i don't think this will i have any resonance here because a lot of people here think that israel is fighting not only against hezbollah but against lebanon. they talk about civilian sites that have been hit, the growing number of medical

mr. to was referring to actions the french took when all jury, it was a colony making these comments which outraged congress for him. nick is, there's not, i do not accept the lies about algeria. we were a population of about 4000000 and 132 years later we were barely 9000000. there was a genocide, we are demanding the historical truth. you will not alludes to french and you click tests conducted there in the last century. some 17 separate goals, which are still the president states causing his countryman distress. friends agreed to give up to re a special status when the state gained independence in 1968, but supplement jude to bu alleges power as violated the promise. this book versus the for a pub african empowerment grouping, told us he wasn't surprised by the president snub, because all jeter is as old as opposed to historical on more modern types of colonialism. the statement file june present is not very surprising and it comes at a time when tensions between the 2 countries at a high point. and this was obviously exacerbated by fonts, is position in regards to west. and so hara think that i'll do has a position o

back for the capital planning fund but those are limitations we are under and i turn it over to nick i think, mr. king if you want to follow up on public works questions. >> thank you, mr. king. welcome. >> good afternoon everyone. there is a lot of issues on the table, so i think what i'll do is speak to a couple of things and then attempt to answer your questions if you have any. so, first just i want to echo gratitude people shared all day. we did not receive this grand jury report with any negativity at all, or it isn't we didn't like it and mean that in all seriousness. it is not my first grand jury report and we found this tone constructive and reasonable and we have seen snarky and condescending, so sen searly thank you. i wouldn't say we didn't like or recommendations, there are a couple things, there is a ridged format where some responses are multiple choice where we have to say we either agree or disagree and there isn't a lot of room so good we are having the conversation. the general themes i would highlight are a couple. in response to findings and recommendations, some of them we

mr zelensky, to bring russia to the negotiating table.— the negotiating table. thank ou ve the negotiating table. thank you very much. _ the negotiating table. thank you very much, nicketurning now to the news of the one direction's star, liam payne's death after he fell from a balcony in argentina. there have been more tributes on social media. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, again. it's been a wet start to the day for some of us. the rain continuing to push away towards the east where it will fizzle across shetland later on. where you do have a lot of dry weather though, some sunshine, albeit hazy at times and some scattered showers across the north and the west, but they will be fairly hit and miss. temperatures today 13 in lerwick to 18 in london, so not quite as high as the 22.5 celsius we had in london yesterday, but still mild for the time of year. now, through this evening, we'll lose a lot of the showers and we'll see some mist and fog patches forming across eastern england and the midlands. but out towards the west, the winds are going to strengthen, touching gale force across the outer hebrides. it's going to be a mild night tonight, just not as mild

mr. political just not because that will. what's the procedure of the shooting? yeah, let me see if take the thing then come with a good move to wait. federally clean at a school, nick it, cuz i didn't even defy that. any esteem i live, it seems to be for that. i know this will go in a new roof of enough quick couple book, just throwing you looked at the country ways to do it. pretty jam. it would say, let's do this again. i'm going to press the back the you, they will clock same thing. then i'm gonna present the lower i missed the symbol of the liberties in my fit, this manual needs. and you can give me a track of bushy focus. a with avita. the film through came here. this you out in particular, craftsman from illinois. the equity has spent 3 years sending the project involved, 34, netflix or villages from 12 looses, or districts a local entre apologist devoted his life to collecting surviving benchmark fragments from all over the south end to recreate the ancient some of the rich yeah . codes that seems to have been lost and the some of the village residents played cameo roles in the field. and today they'll see it on the big screen for the very 1st time the, the

mr; this interview is the man saying anything to remain relevant. you are doinu anything to remain relevant. you are doing nick'st. you are doing nick's job for him. not - doing nick'sjob for him. not better! maybe quicker. what else is in this readout? as coco says, borisjohnson what else is in this readout? as coco says, boris johnson does say he doesn't _ coco says, boris johnson does say he doesn't believe — coco says, boris johnson does say he doesn't believe that _ coco says, boris johnson does say he doesn't believe that vladimir- coco says, boris johnson does say he doesn't believe that vladimir putin i doesn't believe that vladimir putin would _ doesn't believe that vladimir putin would have — doesn't believe that vladimir putin would have invaded _ doesn't believe that vladimir putin would have invaded ukraine - doesn't believe that vladimir putin would have invaded ukraine were i would have invaded ukraine were donald _ would have invaded ukraine were donald trunrp _ would have invaded ukraine were donald trump president. - would have invaded ukraine were donald trump president. [5- would have invaded

mr. trump has used the biden-harrison administration call for a cease fire as an example that he is a stronger supporter of israel. nicken though that framework that president biden announced is actually israel's framework for a cease fire. trump has used the cease-fire and the administration's paws on 2000 pound bombs to israel as them withholding support for israel. >> from the start, harris has worked to tie israel's hand behind its back, demanding an immediate ceasefire. i will give israel the support that it needs to win, but i do want them to win fast. nick: you see how trump actually leaves the prompter to add win fast. harris highlights the administration's unprecedented support for israel, including helping shoot down iranian missiles, and deploying an air defense system with 100 soldiers. harris describes her support for israel as lifelong. >> from when i was a young girl collecting funds to plant trees for israel to my time in the united states senate and now at the white house, i've had an unwavering commitment to the existence of the state of israel, to its security, and to the people of israel. nick: harr

someone like mr cleverly, or will it be going to the right with mr jenrick or miss badenoch , jenrick or miss badenoch, because nigel farage has nicked got a big, big question to ask itself . question to ask itself. >> well, that's right , question to ask itself. >> well, that's right, martin. i mean, what do you do with those 4.2 million people who voted reform at the last election just in july? now by most accounts, the majority of those will be tory voters who are just cheesed off with this tory government and wanted to get them out of office. so how do you appeal to them? do you present yourself as being more as being authentically tory, or do you chase those votes and go off to the right? robert jenrick is offering withdrawal from the echr. the european convention on human rights. that's the bait he's putting down for those tory voters. kemi badenoch is more for many more authentically conservative. although she's not offering echr withdrawal just yet. but she's reviewing most things. she's offering a complete rewiring of the tory party against james cleverly to the left of both those two, his who is saying, i'm just going to be

mr. christmas." how about that plug for the fourth hour there? >> let's go, carsie! we like it. >> cold play will be here next week. next up, we'll go with stevie nickson's instagram account writing in the caption, the crossover we didn't know we needed, coming soon to a christmas album near you. this is a thing for jason kelce. we know this, sheinelle. you can tell us more. >> yes. >> it's an annual tradition with his former philadelphia teammates. >> you know, at fist, it was a philly thing, now people all over the country love it. they do a holiday album, and they can really sing! they have great voices. he's upping the ante this year. >> we're looking forward to it. >> let's stay on the topic of christmas, and bring up the queen of christmas herself, mariah carey. the holiday's head honcho speaking out on social media about when is the right time to start celebrating. >> this is your captain welcome aboard, maria. we are headed to the north pole. >> not yet! sorry. they always rush it. >> you heard it. not yet! >> it's not time yet. we're going to stand by, you let us know when. >> next up, "saturday night live" this weekend, comedian nate barget

. >> nick carter has often told me that building with habitat is the best way he knows to put his christian faith into action in a very tangible way, and that he and mrsout of the building experience than anything they could put into it. >> jimmy carter has been in hospice care for the past year and a half. his wife of 77 years, former first lady rosalynn carter, died last year. well, in sports, don't expect to see 49ers star christian mccaffrey back on the field any time soon. christian has suffering from achilles tendinitis in both of his legs. the 49ers say the injuries started with one leg, but he overcompensated and now he's having pain in both achilles tendons. rest is the biggest part of the treatment. mccaffrey is back here in the bay area after flying to germany to see a specialist about it. the 49ers next three games will be seen right here with us on ktvu. this coming sunday. it will be against the arizona cardinals, then the seattle seahawks thursday night football, and then a rematch with the kansas city chiefs on the 20th. well, the 2034 winter olympics is still a decade away, but the host site of salt lake city is already working hard t

so we have the worst kind of story now nick, this is mrs. brown's boys. they're in trouble with the racism probe. but we are not being told what they said. >> i know it's ridiculous. mrs. brown's boys star brendan o'carroll and bbc racism probe clumsy joke backfired. but yeah, we don't know the clumsy joke because everything's so sensitive now. you can't even say the joke at a read through of their rubbish show, there was a clumsy attempt at a joke in the character of agnes, so it was an in—character joke. so was an in—characterjoke. so it's already, you know, not even really a statement that a person is making. it's an improv where a racial term was implied. so this is the most vague possible. it's the implication of an implication. i don't know what that could possibly mean . that could possibly mean. >> it could be anything from the harshest. the n word all the way down to some maybe irish slang that could mean anything. >> it's implied. it definitely can't be a particularly bad word. it backfired and caused offence, which i deeply regret and for which

kaba, and ultimately, the jury kill mr kaba, and ultimately, the jury decided that mr blake was not guilty of murder. nick15 others were taken to hospital after two passenger trains collided at slow speed in mid—wales last night. hywel griffith is in powys. tell us more about what happened? yes, sofia, we know that the two trains collided on the trackjust behind me. you might be able to pick out their rooves of their carriages, conjoined in collision, travelling in opposite directions. we understand one train travelling westwards from shrewsbury failed to stop at a passing point, and so far, all day, investigators have been trying to establish why that happened and whether this accident could have been avoided. angled metal marks the spot where two trains met, travelling in opposite directions. accident investigators have spent the day sorting through the debris, trying to work out how the service from shrewsbury ended up going straight into a train heading there. they were moving at low speed, but passengers felt the full force of the impact. somehow, my body bent the leg of a table and ripped it off its

now our political editor nick watt — what do you think of what mr grennell has just said?do this." it shows that they are taking this seriously. this has not been done on the back of an envelope. we had a very punchy statement from their campaign, harking back to the war of independence 1776 and all that, he said, when representatives of the british had previously sought to go door—to—door in america, did not end well for them. door—to—door in america, did not end well forthem. it door—to—door in america, did not end well for them. it talked about how it is anti—election interference. this is what it says about the labour party, the far left labour party has inspired kamala's dangerously liberal policies and rhetoric in recent weeks. they have recruited and sent party members to campaign for kamala harris and critical battleground states, attempting to influence our election. i attempting to influence our election. . r' attempting to influence our election. ., . ., attempting to influence our election. , election. i asked richard grenell for the evidence, _ election. i ask

mr trump's spokesman said the reports were false and inaccurate. nick fill us in. that is not alljohn kelly said, and he revealed on numerous occasions when he worked for donald trump during his presidency, that he said hitler did some good things. we have had a pretty speedy reaction to that, on a pretty extraordinary day, with the vice president standing up in washington and says that donald trump is becoming increasingly unhinged and unstable, kamala harris said. essentially saying that her rival for the presidency, said. essentially saying that her rivalfor the presidency, her incredulity that he should invoke adolf hitler, so this is what the vice president had to say... anyone who refuses to bend a knee or dares to criticise him would qualify, in his mind, as the enemy within. likejudges, likejournalists, like nonpartisan election officials. it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler, the man who was responsible for the deaths of 6 million jews and hundreds of thousands of americans. that is kamala harris tonig

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