n. today. that's according to approaches without food as n g o ahead of what may be the final hearing on the child whistle blowers, extradition case in london. none of this is inevitable. it remains within the us government's power to bring this judicial tragedy to an end by dropping his 13 year old case against the sons and seizing this endless persecution, no one should pay such treatment for publishing information and the public interest . it's time to protect journalism press freedom and all of our right to know it's time to free us on. now, as the work he likes found that has been boiled in legal controversies for his song, 1st, took refuge inside the ecuadorian embassy and lived in back in 2012 to avoid extradition . to sweeping over sexual assault allegations that was later dropped against him of the his asylum status was revoked. and by eckworth though in 2019, he was arrested by purchase socrates and faced with an extradition requested from me. like to change sounds has been locked up i

today, u. n.thousands have fled, after israel declared it safe. though, recent strikes contradict that claim. over a million civilians are squeezed into this last corner of gaza. many, in tent cities, with very little food, or clean water. it is images, like these, that are moving more and more people, around the world, to call for an immediate ceasefire. one, allowing the release of israeli hostages held by hamas, and would allow aid to get into gaza. not america. america says, the war should go on. that the images you see can keep happening. despite reports citing unnamed biden administration officials describing biden venting his frustrations about his israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu's tactics behind closed doors, what is reportedly said in private does not match what the u.s. is saying, and doing, in public. today, the u.s. vetoed a u. n. resolution, demanding immediate, humanitarian cease- fire. the u.s. ambassador to the u. n. argued a cease-fire, that is not conditioned on hamas

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n. the closing arguments today her defense attorney acknowledged a guilty verdict would set a dangerouscedent for parents and also told the jury that she is human and flawed just like her client. >> i will openly admit that i'm a lawyer who messes up. i'm lucky if i'm fit for human contact. i'm lucky if you've taken a true shower and didn't just grab wipes and scrub off best i can running out the door. actually i have an oops baby my fourth one. i did not want one in four years. i have a large butcher block on my count weather big knives when i cook and i enjoy cooking and at the end of the day my kids could just as easily grab a knife without me knowing it. here tonight attorney and legal affairs analyst ariva martin. i wonder what you made of that closing argument. >> yeah kaitlyn it did not resonate with me and i would be surprised if it resonated with jurors and i understood she was trying to say look, this could be any one of you. we are all human. we make mistakes there. are no perfect parents. don't find her guilty because she is a mother that has made mistakes. but what was miss

. >> and as a result of today's>>n events, new york republican congresswoman claudia tenney is nowew calling for the 25th amendment to be exploredamen to potentiallydm remove biden from office. i know you're going to be talking to her here in a few minutes. know you'll be te will come andk that news on fox news tonight. >> bill, back to you as the news breaks. than "fox nek you. let's bring in former gop presidential candidate vivek ramaswamlet's bry. on thank you for coming on.ciate we very much appreciate thisth very bad for president biden. what do you think? look, i think the number one takeaway trace is this. joe bide>> i tn not be the nomi. i said this last year. people dismissed it as somi e. type of conspiracy theory. today, i think it became that much more obvious thin. play this out. biden's own doj and special thi counses iden's ol is effectively releasing a report that undermines the case for hi portm to actually be a candidate for the u.s. presidency. right. is biden's numbers are cratering. we have to do the math. kkate to where the puc is going, not fall for the deflec

ht in an interview with fox newsh o digital today, foxnews.comouri n well, missouri senator josh hawley, he made great points. he's calling on the attorney general to eitheeitherr invoke the 25th amendment if the doj declines to charge, saying that the report and all of the elements of a crime were presen were prt they were very t this in this report, they couldn't have bee the been more clear, but they chose notot to charge based on his mental state. well, that's not a reason not to charge somebody.owin so with the growing concerns over his real cognitive ability and decline, well, it's becoming more likely that bidend declin bec will nowd to stop his reelection campaign. sois reelectio does that mean fo democrats? remember, according to a recent nbc news polr democr accordil, % of respondents had a favorable earl of kamala harris earlier today. she got very angry, reactingie to the special counsel's report claiming that the whole wag was politically motivated. really? take a look. so the way that the president's demeanor in that report was in h characterized could noatt be moe wrong o

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antiballistic missiles and suicide drones >> a claim that fits with tracking data n reviewed by nbc news the iranian video today ends with u.s. navy carriers turning red and a threat >> those engaging in terrorist against similar vessels jeopardize international maritime route, security and assume responsibility for potential future international risks. >> reporter: this exclusive nbc news video from our team onboard the "uss dwight d. eisenhower" last night as the u.s. and uk launched 36 strikes against 13 houthi targets today igniting demonstrations in yemen. houthi leaders declaring you will not make us scared or weak >> keir joins me now from iraq. keir, all of this happening with the backdrop of the israel-hamas war, of course, and there's new effort on the diplomatic front there. >> reporter: that's right, kate. secretary of state blinken traveling to the region tonight to try to push again for a ceasefire in gaza. he was stopped in saudi arabia, in qatar, in israel and egypt and the west bank the biden administration trying to deter iran and achieve peace. tonight, kate, it looks like a battle on both fr

you and we appreciate your time -- >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible■n conversations] thank you, everyone for being here todayit's my pleasure to welcome secretary of defense lloyd austin iii and the pentagon praising repair the sector would deliver opening remarks and then take your questions. please note i will moderate those questions and colon churros i would ask that you raise your hand if you have a question, which to be recognized and i will call upon you. with that, over to you, mr. secretary. >> thanks. good morning. it's been a difficult few days for the department of defense. an entire department is united in a outrage and sorrow over the death of three u.s. service members on sunday in jordan. we all mourn the loss of three army reserve soldiers serving at tower 22. sergeant william j rivers, 46. sergeant kennedy sanders, 24. and sergeant rhianna moffat, 23. our thoughts and prayers are with their families and their loved ones. we know that this grief will never leave us and we hope they know that the department's love and support will never leave them either. we also pray for the other american t

symptoms of the prostate, afalase, a modern drug for the early treatment of prostate adenoma, dna today at 17:50 on nn chelyabinsk, a twenty-one-year-old janitor filed a complaint with the police about being beaten and the complaints were not at all about the quality of cleaning. julia will tell you why the fight happened. bletsova. a big conflict that erupted over a small dog was filmed by intercom cameras. in the frame at the entrance, the owner in the arms of the dog, who had the courage to bark at a passerby, the young man begins to reprimand her for incorrect behavior, at the same time making a remark to the same: you need to react more calmly, she touched you very much, asking him to be calmer, only brought the nervous opponent out of himself, he seemed to have broken free from the chain, here he is, that is, he attacked me from behind , grabbed her by the neck, that is, somewhere around here so he roughly grabbed her and began to choke her. evgeniy, 21, works part-time as a janitor in this yard for little money and helps his grandmother. well, the snow has just passed , i sent her, i say, go,

. >> fani, f-a-n-i, last name is willis. >> reporter: but late today, fulton county district attorney fani willis herself took the witness stand. >> and i've been very anxious to have this conversation with you today. i ran to the courtroom. >> reporter: in an often contentious back and forth -- >> it is a lie it is a lie. >> reporter: willis was pressed about details of her personal relationship with nathan wade, who she hired as special prosecutor on the trump case >> you and mr. wade met in october 2019 at a conference >> that is correct i think in one of your motions you tried to implicate i slept with him at that conference, which i find to be extremely offensive. >> reporter: willis' testimony was a shocking twist in a fiery evidentiary hearing that focused on allegations that willis financially benefitted from her personal relationship with wade in the form of romantic getaways allegations first made by trump co-defendant michael roman and his attorney ashley merchant in an effort to get willis removed as prosecutor. a move that would throw the entire georgia case against mr. t

. >> head to the u n l v practice field for scheduled walk-throughs today. the rain probably not helping those field issues that jason was talking about a little earlier for years. unlv was the biggest, you know, football game in city. not so anymore. no, not anymore. to decades for the city las vegas to get to the point where they are hosting the super bowl super bowl. 58. >> derrick forced live for us outside of allegiant stadium tonight with more on. we

whether they killed any of them ormay hc what may have happened, but we do know that earlier today, the iraniasays if n president wr emphatic. this is if any of their troops are killed. noe you may nothes those know, those are iranian troops and the irgc commander said that emphatically that he would retaliat retale, if anybo, attacked his troops. and based on their recens ant. t and then that goes all the way back to 2020, i thinkr th they're probably going to make good on it. so the question that i have for the administration, which they have notion whihey have stu is the objective here? what do you want to accomplishnc and what comes next if iran's not deterred? because that's where you geting to the point to where this angld easily start escalatin up. >> it could end in a war all too easily. n wh said, and iran had said, of course not that we take any s aistock in what they said, but they had said initially we weren't involved in any of the decision making of those i e. arried out thes i mean, big deal. i mean, how do i mean, what does it mean? we obviously we can't take anystoc stock in that. but

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today he met with karachi —based party n quebec letter m.ran khan's supporters. —— n quebec letter m. we have just been pushed we havejust been pushed back we have just been pushed back by a cloud of tear gas used on the protesters outside, now completely dispersed. you can see the reaction of everybody behind me as well. pakistan has already faced months of political dispute, and there is no answer yet as to who will lead the country. here in the uk, a vigil has taken place in warrington to remember the murdered teenager brianna ghey. her family, friends and teachers were among those in attendance. brianna, who was 16, was stabbed to death in a park near the town a year ago today. two teenagers have beenjailed for life for her murder. her mother, esther ghey, spoke at the event. i really didn't think that i was going to be able to come on stage today. but after seeing all of brianna's really brave, lovely friends come out and do that for her, i thought i'd better push myself as well. so as you've all heard, brianna was an amazing, unique an

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today we learned in n that the city a new of new york just signed a ne dw deal costing 137 million more dollars to house illegaln immigrants in hotels in the city. ls in thand that's not all.thats according to the "new york post", the city also launched ork post a $53 million programai to give illegal immigrantsid cri pre-paid credit cards. i don't think our vetscards. evs gotten treatment like this. and by the way, remember, we learned yesterda y that illegals rec crossing, they have receivedei over $1,000,000,000 worth of your taxpayer money in money card s to the washington examiner. meanwhile, in roxbury, massachusett s residents are outraged after a community center was closed to the public in order to shelter illegal immigrants. our very own order t sara cartet to roxbury today to speak with members of that community. take a listen. >> what happens to thehat community when the recreationahl complex gets taken away? well, the bottom line is that we're experiencing taken lin it right now, like the young man at the interview. and righwot now, he has two children. he lives right in th

n. eric: so right now the focus today and over the next two days is defending ukraine, dedepending israel senate. >> yes. eric: senator mark wayne mull ifen, thank you, we'll get you -- let you get back to the debate. >> thank you, eric. eric: of course. >> jolt, a really strong scwolt. it wasn't the rolling, smooth type. but it was fast. it was over fast. molly: two earthquakes rocking two states, a magnitude 5.7 quake rattling the big island of hawaii with another 4.6 quake shaking parts of los angeles just hours later. christina coleman is live in l.a. with the latest. christina. >> reporter: hi, molly. i can tell you i definitely felt a strong jolt when that earthquake hit. it was a magnitude 4.6. it hit near malibu yesterday, and it was felt throughout a large part of southern california. take a look at this video, the epicenter of the quake was about 3 miles northwest of malibu's popular el matador state beach. >> all of a sudden you seen the window sills and the glass just literally shake back and forth. very scary. >> i was in the mall at a candy store. so the whole outside was gl

and my response sh hane was he s defiant and dishonest today throughout his tenure. >> n o one thinks he's evil.d >> we just think he's crooked and so is his father. all right. so did you guys turn the screws to him because you have bank records? i mean, you could say what was the 6 million from china for you know, where the diamond go that you keep losing, right. >> the diamonds were it was really just a shrug. >> it was interesting because when he wanted to answerhe question, he made it sound like he was the king of georgetown, the smartest l guy in the room. but when he did not wantt to answer the question, he blamed itwa on drugs and hisd addiction. and so you can't have your cakrn and eat it, too. >> which is it? were you this savvy businesseatt globetrotter that traveled around the world without experience , or were you thisr were conflicted person with drug problems y and, you know, so he would blame all of the answers. he didn't want to responhe woulo drugs and everything he wanted to respond to. >> who was the smartest guy there? toll, i mean, you're notdnted you're not clean

n'. we are back on the air, continuing our broadcast: today in russia they celebrate special operations forces015. this holiday honors military personnel who perform special tasks, conduct reconnaissance, fight terrorism and smuggling, and ensure the security of facilities and events. they took part in operations in the north caucasus, syria, crimea, are now operating in the most... dangerous directions of the northern military district. vladimir putin congratulated the military personnel on their professional holiday. i thank all the personnel and veterans for their honest, conscientious military service and personal courage, for their loyalty to their oath and duty. special words of gratitude to the soldiers, participants in the special military operation. in the most dangerous areas, on the front line, deep in the enemy’s ashes, in raids and rapid attacks, “you carry out your assigned tasks with honor, act boldly, competently, decisively. these are high qualities, special hardening has always distinguished fighters and commanders of special operations forces. the president emphasized that t

attacked, including the nother at part confrontations and battles, a raging n as a to neighborhood as the entire cause of strep. today had been on the wide military attacks where it promised that he was completely feeling unsafe, as bombardment and destruction are unfolding them in every single corner. tarika buzzer. oh, just the euro. roof off, you southern guns. as the human agency, if palestinian refugees unrest says it's reached breaking point this at the same time, but israel and stepping up, it's them on to dismantle the agency. 16 countries entered in the us u. k. in germany of suspended funding unrest. chiefly, plaza really says the agent has the ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threats. generate a good report. drinking polluted router and eating animal feet. palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stove ation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards funding. the displaced palestinians trumped with nowhere to go. say they are ready solving. then i had them you have my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i

know, that was the 1st but also the last time we were united today allowed to be eyes firmly embedded in the west. a member of both the u. n. nato, but vinegar adults says liberal values have not extended to russian speakers. on this level, the democrats, on the one hand freedom and democracy on the other. they started this division to be honest, dealing via the push to fill up with the step by step of the show 1st. but they bind education in russian. everything have to be in lot the and then came, the policy of divisions was dealing if possible, got the new. there's no unity union yet. many here in douglas sales would agree. most people only speak russian in their day to day lives. and the vote for pro russian local politician, russia itself is just 120 kilometers the way showing. so these are all ready to be to crane against russia or re present western identities. yes. some feel it's so pressure from the government in rica. see if we lose you as the people here say that they aren't happy with the political regime. and that's that you like the russian president. then preventative and administrative measures take place in

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today. thank you for being such strong allies and friends. and letting me be equinox f i n e. a relative as ation of nato's mutual defense guarantee will only benefit those who dislike food channel once a week. and that's my 2nd point, concerns support for ukraine. the european union and as member states have made available just on the $90000000000.00 bureau for this purpose, so far on top of that will come the additional $50000000000.00. you in financial assistance alone, that we've just agreed on for the coming years. here in the you, we have taken in more than 4000000 ukrainian refugees. stuff on a line. 1000000 of them here in germany, on all of this flaws and still is the right thing to do in school, trying to find the site only yesterday present to landscape. and i signed an agreement in which we make doable security patches to ukraine on test strips on our support, the cause broad base to i'm and comprehensive. i'm just above all however, it is long time norfolk 60 from don't sense what are called great. the military support provided in plans by germany, amounts to 2800

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n as they 2 neighborhoods. as the entire goal is a strict today had been on the wide military attacks where it promised any is completely feeling unsafe, as bombardment and destruction are unfolding them in every single corner. terry, composer? oh, just the euro roof. you saw the ring cause of the human agency for palestinian refugees unruh uh, says its reach breaking point based at the same time that is really stepping up its dum, onto this month or the agency, 16 countries including the us u. k. in germany suspended funding, and richie felipe loves it really says, the agency's ability to operate effectively is now under serious threats. you need a good report for you to have been drinking polluted router and eating animal feet . palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stove ation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards funding. the displaced palestinians trumped with nowhere to go. say they are ready solving. yeah i they had that me. i have my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i answer him, there is none. we have nothing, nothing

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