thank you, nathan. i'm a big fan of your book. the only language they understand was influential for me, and i wanted to ask a question in relation to that. you argue in book that israel often changes course, moves towards reconciliation with palestinians or ending the occupation, pressure from the united states or, from violence. and i know there are the u.s. doesn't use its greatest leverage, which is military aid to israel every year, which i think should at minimum be conditioned. but i wonder and i've heard some right ers arguing that israel should stop taking u.s. military aid. they don't need it anymore. so i'm wondering if you think that it would even at this point in changing israel's actions. so i'll take the first and the third kind of together because they're related. you know, the the my first book is called the only language they understand. and it's about the concessions that have been made by and the palestinian movement over the course of. the history of this of this conflict and how all of concessions came about

my name is nathan wade. we are not married. something special about individuals who say things just for attention or just to get a reaction. my reaction is simply this, thank you. >> well there you go. this case has been so deeply racialized by that person, by donald trump. and this case, because it's fulton county, because this is a county that is run by african-americans the d.a. is black, just overwhelmingly re-elected, d.a. willis, you're african american. we saw what happened with the attacks on them. how much do you believe of this case has become racialized and how do you think that impacted the way people perceive it? >> ironically in his clip he mentions being paid almost $1 million, i think was his exact verbiage. i was paid to be exact, $250 per hour. my hours were capped. he is paying his lawyers $500,000 a month. >> yeah. >> $500,000 a month. >> given that the thing donald trump has done very well, and all of these cases that he faces, whether it is the document theft case or everything other than the case in new y

start, nathan and just ask you about your choice to write this book. you could have written this story, you know, with a number of entry points, but you chose this particular family, the story of a father, the tragedy that befell his son and its family. and then you introduce us to many, many other issues and and provocations. so why this story and what is a journey been like for you? and welcome to chicago. thank you. thank you, barbara. thank you all for coming. so, you know, this story, there are a number of different ways to answer that question. one of them is a more emotional answer, which is that, you know, i live in jerusalem and my work for the international crisis group took, me to the west bank. you know, nearly every day. and as i would drive north from from my apartment close to the walls of the old city. i would pass by a walled enclave that contained within many residents of jerusalem the had to main communities within it. the shuafat refugee camp and the town of anata. and this community was surrounded by walls on three sides. a 26 foot

you know, nathan is a wonderful writer, too, so. so the part i'm going to read is at the scene of the crash where one woman, her name is huda de boer. she's a doctor and she works for the un refugee agency for palestinians. unwra, and she has been helping to rescue many children from. this burning bus. and there is another character who's mentioned here is a teacher named ola, who together with a man named salim, the two of them went inside this burning bus repeatedly pulled kids out. so i'll i'll begin here. nearly 20 minutes had passed since huda and her staff had come upon the burning bus. flames and smoke were pouring from the smashed windows. who driver abu faraj was directing traffic, keeping an open path for the evacuees, and telling drivers of cars to turn back. the crowd had grown so large that huda could no longer see the driver and the teacher she salim had pulled from the front the bus. she was focused, the children gently carrying them with one of the u.n. nurses to the cars that had stopped at the accident site. many o

stillwell, a campaign managerfrom to nathan stillwell, a campaign manager from the to nathan stillwellom the group my to nathan stillwell, a campaign manager from the group my death, my decision. that later on bbc news. let's get more on the news that seniorjudges have ruled was not "unduly lenient. 32—year—old calocane was given an indefinite hospital order after prosecutors accepted a plea of the manslaughter of grace o'malley—kumar, barnaby webber and ian coates, and the attempted murder of three others on the grounds of diminished responsibility. the attorney general referred the sentence to the court of appeal in february, arguing it was "unduly lenient". however, that was rejected in a ruling today. thejudges said while his crimes had caused "unimaginable grief" to the families of the victims, the hospital order was not unduly lenient. i spoke to emma webber, mother of barnaby webber who was one those killed by valdo calocane. she says the investigation into the killers actions was flawed. it is clear to me as a human being in the law—abiding citizen and a grieving parent and a d

nathan expected airbnb to cover the bill, but airbnb was kind of shutting us down. paying the entire marriott stay out of pocket completely. he was frustrated and contacted us. i watch nbc bay area all the time and i see your program, nbc responds. we contacted airbnb immediately. i was like, red carpet service. airbnb didn't share any details, but nathan says it covered the cost of the emergency hotel and refunded his airbnb booking. it was a giant chunk of change. yeah, i think it was almost $2,000. it was. it was quite a lot. yeah, thank you for helping us out. orkin says hotels especially big chains, have generally adopted a pest control routine to prevent bedbug outbreaks. well, what about vacation rentals, mom and pops? well ask them up front before you spend any money. what are you doing about bedbugs? and what are you going to do if we find him? we have the full 50 city bedbug list on our website, nbcbayarea.com. com slash response. while you're there, you can contact us. just like the gaither family did. snap this qr code to fill out our consumer complaint

nathan expected airbnb to cover the bill, but airbnb was kind of shutting us down. i was paying the entire marriott stay out of pocket completely. he was frustrated and contacted us. i watch nbc bay area all the time and i see your program, nbc responds. we contacted airbnb immediately. i was like red carpet service. airbnb didn't share any details, but nathan says it covered the cost of the emergency hotel and refunded his airbnb booking. it was a giant chunk of change. yeah, i think it was almost $2,000. it was. it was quite a lot. yeah. thank you for helping us out. orkin says hotels, especially big chains, have generally adopted a pest control routine to prevent bedbug outbreaks. well, what about vacation rentals? mom and pops? well, ask them up front before you spend any money. what are you doing about bedbugs and what are you going to do if we find him? we have the full 50 city bedbug list on our website, nbc bay area.com/respond. while you're there, you can contact us just like the gaither family did. snap this qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form

my name is nathan wade. we are not married.g special about individuals who say things just for attention or just to get a reaction. my reaction is simply this, thank you. >> jesse: clay travis is the founder of out,.com. there is something endearing about these two. i can't put my finger on it. >> did you see that she made him wear a credential in the first shot that you had where he was standing there at the table eating off a plate, he had a big sort of lanyard around his neck? i guess at some point they came and let him take that off. i love that this duo has somehow turned themselves into victims when the people of the state of georgia paid nathan wade $700,000 basically to be the boy toy of fani willis. i just -- the idea that she got reelected with these i guess is fantastic. i still think she will lose her law license over all of this and maybe she can become a spokesperson for gray goose because in her defense she seems to really love the vodka. >> jesse: i love gray goose too. >> but i don't know that will pay the bill

congratulations to alex and her husband nathan from everyone at "special report."n't? remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr. set your home tonight fair, balanced and still unafraid. here is laura. >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thanks as always for joining us.

on the case but prompted her to remove nathan wade, her ex-boyfriend, who had led the prosecution. now, mr. trump still wants the d.a. disqualified, so this appeal will slow down the georgia case considerably with the d.c. election interference case still in limbo, and the florida classified documents trial now indefinitely on hold, all of it making it all but uncertain the hush money trial will be the only case done by november, and

nathan talked a lot about the different freedom of movement so jewish israelis can move back and forth east jerusalem into israel proper palestinians, on the other hand, need difficult to obtain permits to enter east jerusalem and to enter israel proper. so just to put that in perspective, probably most everybody in this room could today get on an flight it to ben-gurion, go to the occupied, go to the old city of jerusalem.

it's our pleasure, nathan. he contacted us online. you can to scan the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. moving on to politics and the election. many issues weigh on the election year, including the economy, border security, foreign policy problems around the globe. but one thing and those sometimes change, but one thing that will not go away is abortion. beginning with the dobbs decision in june 2022, abortion was key to many voters in that year, as well as in state elections the following year. and now with us, it's now with us again. nbc bay area political analyst doctor larry gersten is here. good morning larry. good morning chris. what makes this issue so very powerful? before that, another issue, mother's day. happy mother's day to your mother. happy mother's day to my wife who i don't understand how she's manages to do everything as long as she has. thank you, that's important too. as far as this issue goes. yeah. it's important. it affects everybody. you know, we think about abortion i

the, the, the, the, this, our nathan generals are in the cases in the terror attacks i gains was sensitive and answerable, says, 6890. the soldiers are already on the ground and you are for the soldiers enter a looting place where american through the 1st station in the news, yet of the after the nation, 6 of washington's military. and as a us, you are paying for these 1000 pounds pro process in demonstrations, universities in the middle east, all for a safe, even students exposed from lesson universities just reaching out again as well. the problem must go to this is obviously, it is good to have your company today. my name's melissa. i'm so sorry. information has arisen showing that need to control you trade in on forces. i'm gives gressick orders to tech civilian there is inside russians ethical into a russian non governmental human rights watch. dog utilize ation implicates several of nathan generals and acts of terrorism, but ignited the conflict with the details. his odds ease, steve sweet. the loss of human rights actors claim to have evidence, laptop like 2 officials, all personall

. >> 8 year-old nathan sanchez of linwood loves the dodgers.ing them on with his parents at dodger stadium since he was toddler leadoff home run for mookie betts. nathan was determined to catch a stray ball during friday night's game against the cincinnati reds and brought his glove to make it happen. the sand is were sitting mid-level between home plate and first base. >> mookie betts. what he does now. leadoff home runs. as a dodger. 51 in career in the 4th inning standout slugger mookie betts hit a foul ball that shot straight for nathan. >> a little boy with big dreams would get his baseball this evening, but not without pain before the prize. and we're sitting in a foul ball hit on the opposite side of a summit. close to you're going to get it. >> and then he body can shape for i shows that no he stood up when brandon shop. yeah. >> did you did you? >> crime? yes, some of these hassan remind, you you your first concern is how how's he doing? you know what? i forgot about the ball. all you know. and then it's just like everybody. all the fa

they said that the boy only jumps, absolutely unartistic, in the end we got an incredible skater nathanence and again experience , it’s clear from him that he is adding every season in the presentation of the program, but there is not yet that some kind of relaxation, confidence, composure that nate nachen had. which again went from stars and falls and rose back to heaven during its journey, all these ups and downs led to the fact that we saw the beginning as it is, when i still have a picture from the world cup before my eyes , when nathan chen went on the ice after yuzuruhanyu, there was practically no space on the ice at all. to roll out, that is, a whole bunch of vine fluff and other various soft toys, there is a piece of him literally like from chair to chair, he stood there, twirled something on the spot, looked at the points that yuzuruhanyu received, and then yuzuruhanyu also skated, in my opinion, perhaps an almost pure free skate, that is, the points are all equally huge plus it was at home in japan. it turns out that i was in the national team for 10 years, and yet i saw a hu

linsey asking nathan wade, did you jeopardize the case by having that relationship with d.a. fani willis? what he says tonight about what trump will face in this case, regardless of whether wade is one of the prosecutors. >>> tonight, the recalls. two different kinds of planters nuts. >>> we also have news on alzheimer's tonight. two copies of the same gene seen in patients, and what scientists say this could now reveal. >>> and the countdown at this hour. boeing's critical mission tonight. starliner set to blast off, the first time with two nasa astronauts onboard. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with this new warning from the national weather service, calling this a, quote, particularly dangerous situation unfolding just as we come on tonight. their highest warning for intense, long-track tornados, possibly ef 3s or higher, and on the ground for many miles. kansas and oklahoma in the bulls eye. tornado watches across multiple states. the violent line of storms stretching from oklahoma city to western iowa, and then the severe weather moving east, right into the ohio vall

my name is nathan wade. we are not married.ving said that, there's, ther something special about individuals who say things just for attention or g just to get a reaction. simply my reaction is simply this. thank you. clay travis is the founder of outkick .com. ohof out,., boy. there's something endearing about these two. i can't put my fingetwo. r on it. >> did you see that? she made him wear credentialst in the first shot that you had where he was standint yog there at the table, eating off a plate. he had a big sort of lanyard had around his neck. i guess at some point they came i e f. him take that of i love that this duo has somehow turned themselves intoee victims when the people of the state of georgia paid nathan t wade $700,000, basically to be boy toy of fani willis. >> and i. jus t the idea that shet sh got reelected with these, i guess is fantastic. rel think she's goingla to lose her law license over all of this. spoknd maybe of she can become a spokesperson for gray goose, because in her defense, she becay love vo

hannah got engaged to fellow wheelchair. got engaged to fellow wheelchair athlete nathan maguire afterey lived together and often train together, but one place they won't be together is in paris because of strict accommodation rules at the games. it strict accommodation rules at the names. , , . strict accommodation rules at the iames. , , ., , strict accommodation rules at the names. ,, . , ., , games. it is strange, it is really uuite games. it is strange, it is really quite old-fashioned _ games. it is strange, it is really quite old-fashioned rules, - games. it is strange, it is really quite old-fashioned rules, so . games. it is strange, it is really - quite old-fashioned rules, so there quite old—fashioned rules, so there is a male apartments and female apartments. in a way it is nice, you get there and it is a break, but ultimately when you are there putting your best performance in, nathan is the person who knows how i react, how i prepare. it would be easier if we could just get on with what we normally do.— easier if we could just get on with what we normally do. hannah doesn

one more time. >> nathan romig. >> thank you. pennsylvania, correct? >> correct. >> and hector is from florida. they have nominated robert f. kennedy jr. and he is a member of the libertarian party? >> madam chair, as the credentials committee chair i can confirm that is he is a basic sustaining member. >> he is a basic sustaining member and it's my understanding that he did turn in nomination papers that had the required amount of signatures on them. does he accept the nomination? >> we have confirmation that he does. >> do you want me to call him and ask him if he accepts the nomination? >> yes. >> can we please move on to other -- >> you can call me. >> i am going to do it myself right now if you want. >> madam chair, mic two. point of order. >> let's get there first to see if he picks up. good morning. i need to ask you if you accept the nomination. can the chair pass the gavel and we can move object to -- on to other nominations? >> yes. >> he is going to get back to us. >> madam chair -- >> point of order. microphone three. >> settle down. let me

among american skaters, it seems to me, this is a kind of trend, because there was an incredible nathansince 1919, it was also broken by his compatriot ilya malinin, and they also said at the beginning of his career that the boy only jumps, absolutely unartistic, in the end we they got the incredible skater nathan chen and maybe later ilya malinin too. will reach the same level, gain experience and again, experience will be gained, it is clear from it that he is adding every season, in the presentation of the program, but there is still no that kind of relaxation, confidence, composure that neuton chen had, who again, i went through the stars and falls, rose back into the heavens during my journey, all these ups on... i twirled something on the spot, looked at the points that yuzuru hannyu received, and yuzuru hannyu then also skated, in my opinion, perhaps almost a pure free program, that is , the points are still huge, plus it was at home in japan and i just see how he looks at the points, turns to the coach, laughs, nods his head, goes out and gives pure free skate and wins the world

also last night a very, very happy nathan wade showed up.ty, is he an ex? some people there were reportedly shocked when nathan wade walked in. were you? >> no. listen, if you told me she was getting sponsored by grey goose i wouldn't be surprised and the fact that she tells us she will be drinking vodka. she left a lot out. chilled, room temperature? we have a right to know. no, we do. in all seriousness, listen. she does a great impression of somebody who has an agenda and we know most prosecutors do because they are elected officials. just do a better job at hiding your disdain for certain people. >> harris: interesting. and does she get to stay on this case? >> legally yes. certainly the image of im pro pry tee is there. >> harris: does this speed the case up now? will it still be delayed? >> it depends on what the appellate court does. >> harris: what do you think they'll do? >> i think they will let it go and move this case along. >> harris: wow, okay. mark, thank you very much. somebody call grey goose. a judge making a decision over

the killers 19-year-old nathan leopold and 18-year-old richard loeb.hool at harvard. both grew up with great wealth and privilege. >> in one of the most horrible aspects of this case, from the beginning leopold and loeb knew they wanted to kidnap a young person and kill that person. they were going to develop it kidnap and ransom plot to throw off investigators. they wanted to get away with the perfect murder. >> reporter: bobby franks dominated headlines around the world for months and inspired numerous books, plays and movies over the years since, including alfred hitchcock's "rope." >> his body went limp. i knew it was over. >> and then? >> then i felt tremendously exhilarated. >> how did you feel? >> what you are looking at is the harvard school for boys. so this was a preparatory school here in chicago. bobby stayed after school to umpire a baseball game. >> reporter: the victim began his two-block walk home around 5:00 p.m. at the same time, says durica, leopold and loeb were driving through the neighborhood in a rented car looking for a boy, any

hannah got engaged a fellow wheelchair athlete nathan l a fellow wheelchair athlete nathan maguire atis in paris because of strict accommodation rules at the games. it is strange. it's really quite _ rules at the games. it is strange. it's really quite old-fashioned - it's really quite old—fashioned rules. its male apartments and female apartments. in a way it's nice, you had to get there and it's a bit of a break ultimately, when you're there to put in your best performance. nathan is a person who knows how i react to things. he knows how i react to things. he knows how i prepare for things for them to be so much easier if we could get on with what we normally do. ~ ., could get on with what we normally do. world champion, paralympic champion. _ do. world champion, paralympic champion, come _ do. world champion, paralympic champion, come allow— do. world champion, paralympic| champion, come allow champion! hannah_ champion, come allow champion! hannah doesn't need to compete at the world championships to get selected for her fourth paralympic games but is keen to check out her rivals

nathan signs have been rolling in sudden loss and i put notes in the way the west might. so wanted some of the high tech equipment the, the loan could supply to credit is now on the display. and the russian capital also being captured all the bustle fields of these ego isn't of rebels. so this stagg, i'm standing on top of it is actually the best in the world for the united states. wanted everybody to believe that well, they wanted to believe that the abrams tanks, the hard stuff. well, that was until the 1st machines like this one appeared just outside the town of, of dave come for many, sadly for this one that became the final voyage. and now the united states, apparently they're pulling these tanks away from the front line or rather they have the ukranian come on. do just that because they couldn't face the challenge of a simple come because the drone, some trophies here, mangled, others carry marius scratch. but every one of them carries the flag of the country that manufactured them. in the bold statements, nature was selling the equipment as an absolute game changer

the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin being, i mean, nathan. yeah. jose is if needed. he's around is ready to stand alone. and it's ongoing war against come us, israel's prime minister of boeing operations in the city of ruffled we continue, despite the us warning against the moon. both are coming up thousands of pro financing and demonstrators protest. israel's participation in the your vision song contest in the swedish city of model. that as each barrels entry is to the final and a deadly new threats for ukrainian troops, platforms have become rush, sales rep on of choice against front fine infantry feed up is the kind of lead meets the sole judge nodding to deal with this new danger. the british manager, welcome, is managed by minister benjamin netanyahu say, is, is around, will stand alone. if the us hold of shipments because of israel drop a offensive president joe biden says he will pause, offensive, military assistance if ease ran goes through with a major operation against rough up more than 1000000 civilians are shifting in the southern gods and city. nathan,

because well, this is actually yet another pinnacle of nathan military engineering. this is a, a german made lip, a tank. and one of its new a modifications, the 2 a 61. yet it is here, a reminder that all these tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, um, a personnel carriers, they did not live up to the expectation before the conflict. ukraine broke out. russia knows what it's doing here. a bold message in the heart of the exhibits office, the invoice of the us, britain, germany front and the poland. a v i. p pos, to skip the line, and visit the exhibition. now it's being only a couple of hours past noon on day one of the events you had already thousands of people have showed up. in fact, the organizers have told me that they did not really anticipate this popularity, but they are going out of the way to make everybody feel welcome. like here they are treating everybody willing to hop on the food that they prepare here. they even bake red on the sport just so that every visitor has something to fill the bellies with under. just to add a touch of emotion to this exhibitio

this headline reads, nathan, yahoo assures critics. he still has the utmost respect for us money. and the context in which i shared it was that nathan, y'all who had cancelled a visit, buying his really delegation to washington dc. because the us finally didn't veto a cease fire resolution at the united nations. they did everything and this was back in march of this year. they did everything to undermine the resolution still by calling it non binding, but they didn't actually veto it, but need to know who it wasn't. so it said that he turned down to $3300000000.00 in tax pair of dollars, but the us is giving israel to funded tours. he was very quick, in fact, to thank america for that money. mind you this and i mean, had like as from originally 2015 when the obama administration was at odds with amazing young government. but despite those very clear disagreements, obama still handed his real 38000000000 dollar package of military aid over 10 years. that was the largest of his con years later, the onions headline is still applicable because nation, yahoo is still in power. she's st

nathan, why i did several times. hundreds of times over the last 10 years. you know, they list to 1st subjected to meet me in person natal organization versus as well as then the executives, any questions that i was to about about the delivery end, the civilians get dozens of people have been arrested in it's done full way. union members to a tried to reach specific sense or to protest on a day, despite a bond on demonstrations. police use take us to disperse the crowd. i own the phones came off to demonstrate just begun be taking law enforcement offices within survive housing scaffolding, one of the cities hawks trying to reach control self tax savings square. the area was the size of a massive process to gauge then climate as the other one in 2013 representatives from opposition, policies on trade union. so the intent to reach the main square, the slides, government restrictions and in the indonesian capital a peaceful made, a riley has gathered thousands work cuz it's a monday the repeal of and on the bus know on job creation. on the abolition of low wage

and nathan members, also one clarification on different matter from his thoughts and birth. because there is something else that they don't quite understand and this is how, where he's planning to get a $100000000000.00 for you create his 5 year long term plan. he seems to be really in it for the long term stuff numbers and they're trying to find out where is he planning to get the money and how will they be spent in it? so a lot of questions right now for sold some birds. and once again, statements like that, a very dangerous and he seems to be getting scolded for that. yeah, very dangerous statements followed state buttons in it for the long run, like you said and get his ton expires in october. we'll be closely watching this. thanks for coming with the details. thank you. independent journalist luc, reevaluate say stilton bugs, all gibbons to green lights, west and weapons being used against russia simply do not fit the blocks defensive framework. this is an attempt at perfect the ball. proceed. edit doesn't work. sorry. this is fulton board, try to find the dollar explan

i mean, as much as russia warning about this is also nathan members like hungry, like you said, warning to this could spark of a world war. i'm just wondering it in your eyes. what would that look like for your on the us? the o it'd be, it'd be devastated, but neither neither europe nor the united states is, uh, is uh, in a production of war production mode. it would change the whole, whole way of life. and of course, the most direct, it's dependent upon the escalation would be europe itself because they're the, they're, they're the closest and proximity. so, and, and even their own industries would not be able to do anything on a, on a very sustained basis. as it is united states just is just about to open another factory that can produce up 230000 of the 155 millimeter rounds. we have one now that, that it's pump of the mouth, but that it's really over works. it's a little general dynamics of interest to you and but it, this is very slow. i mean, if you were on like world war 2, we shifted all of our production capabilities toward time production and, and, and rations as it is across

nathan, why i did summer times hundreds of times over the last 15 years. you know, the 1st to 1st rejected to meet me in person nature organization process as well as then that executives, any questions that i was to about about the delivery end, the civilians get police have the rest of the 140 people in is done bull according to to cation media with union members trying to reach the city center to stay to protest despite the find on may the demonstrations, please use. take us to discuss the crowd. i own the the response came off, it demonstrates is begun beating law enforcement offices within provides dice and announces thousands gathered in one of the city's parks trying to reach the blocks of text in square. the area was assigned to of a massive protest against the employment as the one in 2030 representatives from all physician policies on trade union, se they intend to reach the main square. despite government restrictions and, and the indonesian capital a peaceful and a raleigh has got the thousands work as a demand thing to repair 11 on the bus and

nathan standley, bbc news.x needs across england are missing out on vital support, because some councils are not providing care plans quickly enough. local authorities say they're facing growing demand and insufficient funding, but the children's commissioner has described the situation as a crisis. our correspondent charlie rose has the story. like all five—year—olds, freddie should be getting a full time education. but last year, a rare complication from chickenpox resulted in freddie having a stroke. following the stroke he has a lot of fatigue. obviously he's now got a brain injury, which has affected his emotional regulation. he can be quite disregulated emotionally. one minute he's up here, the next minute he's down there. he did have a speech delay before but that's just been exacerbated by the stroke. he was fully potty trained. he is now sadly back in nappies. sarah says freddie's needs mean he's limited to 16 hours a week at his local primary school near stoke—on—trent. she says to access full time ed

why and the time, you know, because people even use the not the, the as an admirers of nathan jo. well, not like a to see their, a bread minister inside the situation. and mainly because it was actually they connected to the accusations against come us even if it was not the quinn and they, they how much the divisions, i'll a moral a, a most serious student defect that both sides a see if it was balanced a well, if use a main menus. riley's will donuts bold, say nathan, you know, it's a simple team. so i, i don't see these things changing that idea. what can change the situation, for example, a president quickly binding a has a plan, a which is a strategic allow you to seek is it really is of all for the hostages. it is a lie, a sweet this o d r a b i n a negotiations on the basis of it, but his being in a state but the deep. oh, he's the police the a 2 day in the times in the washington post some months ago. he never actually studied a publicly and i believe that at least for him now to stand up and say, this is an american all fell to both sides. that might have a much bigger im

fani willis to stay on the georgia election interference case on condition her former boyfriend, nathanade, stab down as special prosecutor. >> he excused himself from of the case, what our argument is that basically this does not right the wrong. >> and this appeal will ultimately be heard by three judge panel, appointed randomly, but again no word of wind of this hearing will take place. >> trace: sometime after august, live for as an aunt of my atlantic ask me think. let's bring in former acting attorney general match what occurred, key thing to there, this is a long drawn out process, the judge, it is important to go back to march 15th when he was making this decision. he said "in the funding is by no means an indication that the court condones this tremendous lapse in judgement or the unprofessional manner of the district attorney's testimony during the evidentiary hearing to". and of course as everybody or members he added, "the order of its audacity". it is a one-man stay or go eventually? >> this is a big development, and the judge's order was written specifically for the appeal

nathan jessica. going 90 charlie. go ahead. we moved to san francisco in 1982.e came from the philippines. i have three kids nathan, jessica and iva. i was really young. when i had neat, i turned 19. and then two weeks later, he was born. so when he was fine, i used to watch cops all the time. all the time and so he would watch with me. he had his little handcuffs and his little toy walkie talkie. and then whenever the theme song came on, he would walk around and he just thought he was the baddest little thing. i think he was in kindergarten at sheridan because he and i attended the same elementary school there was an officer bill. he would just be like mom officer bill was there then one day, he said, mom, i touched his gun. and he was just so happy about it. everything happened at five minutes. i would say everything. happened at 4 to 5 years old. it's like one of those goals to where you just you can't you can't just let go. high school. i think you know everybody kind of strays. he was just riding the wave. and i mean, he graduated. thank god. one day i thin

and nathan jo and some of the issues ministers together with some guy said that sadly there's some high a high mosley there's uh, so uh it's a bunch of for the conversion. so fox or said a visa, over the last hours, against a situation that thing has been living in, in, in the, in the augusta street and in the west bank as well. because we got no forget that. this is a trying to see what's going on in, in, in gusta. so unless of course it is a, it's an ethnic lean seen in it and then massacre and, and in the morning or it is our break in on international conventions. but also there are some issues happening in the, in the west bank. it has been happening for a long time already, and no one has made anything about it. so these converges so, so these 2 factors, these, these new regulations by european countries, their historical allies and creators of phase 12 and in the state of basically a, it's a, it's a very, very huge last of the 44 days, right? of government. and we have to wait to see how these issues are coming out on the india, in the honest, stable is available berman with some,

leave it to nathan wade.luck with that one, my friend. >> emily: he said he only regrets that the personal obfuscated the public life and what they were trying to do, whatever, regarding the mess it created. no regret for the actual illicit affair. >> rebeccah: i couldn't get over the fact that the interviewer was asking him -- democracy was on the line, so couldn't you just not do this because democracy is on the line? a free and open society, democratic rule, western civilization and the balance? and you have stopped for that? and he basically said he didn't have the self-control. yes, he would do all of this for democracy, but he wouldn't do that. >> david: i don't have self-control when it comes to apple pie but i do when it comes to cheating on my wife. i never do it. >> emily: [boos] this next, bashing the handling of the israel amounts were paid but some of them are being funded by biden's biggest donors. that's next. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein,

she could continue her prosecution of the former president and his co-defendants, but nathan wade had to go. he resigned that very same day and many people said this is the end of it. former president trump and several others said no, they wanted to appeal that decision. we now know the court of appeals is going to hear that. i think it is important to kind of set the stage for what we're going to see in all of this. it is certainly not going to look like what we saw play out over the course of two or three months here in fulton county. we're not talking about, you know, hearings playing out before live tv, we're not going to see the d.a. take the stand. each side gets 15 minutes or so to present their case before a panel of judges, audio only, no tv, and then they go about their way and make their decision. the drama is going to be less than what we saw first round, but it is very notable when you talk about the fact that judges are now going to be rehearing this issue and up for grabs again is whether or not fani willis will remain on the case or whether she will be disqualified, jo