well , chris and chris newton, well, chris and chris newton, sorry, we'll have to leave it there. >>ou very much indeed.i >> but thank you very much indeed. i couldn't agree more. defence analyst thank you very much, chris newton. yeah, it's why can't we just put britain first? isn't that the job of the british government? >> you know , i think i think >> you know, i think i think they would think that they're trying to trade hard power for soft power and try and try and say, oh, look, look how sort of generous. nice being diluting our position on the permanent five. getting diluting our veto power at the un in return for what good favour in return for sort of this, this idea that we're a nice country. i mean, that's not real power in the real world. >> also, the assumption that, you know, every every single other country is acting in its own interests. right. but no, britain has to act in everyone's interests. oh, we just have to be, you know , this nice, fluffy be, you know, this nice, fluffy country and then. >> and then be no country for some of our power. yeah, well, lots more c

he grew up newton foundation and co-founder of the black panther party museum. >>so for those unfamiliar, tell us a bit about the black panther party museum and panther week. >>absolutely. dr foundation is the oldest prep, the preservation organization in the world. it started 1995. be on the largest archive stanford. currently digitizing it and bring it to the black panther party museum because now and january, 24, we opened up in downtown oakland and now there's a place for everybody can get in the history of the party includes open has had on the world and what it means to wage revolution. even to this day. >>thank you. and of course, as we mentioned earlier, the black panther party has a history that can often be misunderstood. can you give us some context year? how do you think people should think of a party today and why that's so important for people to learn about its history. >>well, you have to know that the fbi created program cocoa until pro that was used to discredit, disrupt and destroy black leaders. it's been around since the 1920's. it was refin

the museum led by the huey p newton foundation is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the black panther party all week long. joining me live now is dr. xavier buck, executive director of the doctor, huey p newton foundation and co-founder of the black panther party museum. good afternoon. good to see you again. >> good afternoon. good to see you again. yeah. so for those unfamiliar, tell us a bit about the black panther party museum and panther week. absolutely. dr. up to the foundation is the oldest prep, the preservation organization in the world. it started 1995. be on the largest archive held stanford. >> currently digitizing it and bring it to the black panther party museum because now and january, 24, we opened up in downtown oakland and now there's a place for everybody gets peaked in the history of the party. that includes open had on the world and what it means to wage revolution given to this day. >> thank you. and of course, as we mentioned earlier, the black panther party has a history that can often be misunderstood. can you give us some context year? how do you think peopl

this was the ideology that newton yahoo shared with the extreme right. the same ideology that had dictated zionist policy since the early 20th century. the policy of all is rarely governments, labor or le could left or right. since israel's creation. the policy of total conquests of absolute force force was used to beat down the 1st. and 2nd intifada, as palestinian uprisings against an illegal occupation force was used to collectively punish palestinians for attacks by the military wing of from us. the group guys and selected to power force was a 100 year policy hidden in plain sight. and all the while israel forced through its settlement building, expanding its footprint and the west bank laying waste to the possibility of any viable palestinian state. it was jab, attend, skis, iron, wall mead, real and its consequences would be shocking the within hours, the scales of the attack or unfathomable october 7th was stating clouds. and the military that failed miserably and protecting is really said is the whole project of zion is, was to prevent this from

obviously huey newton >> i grew up my my my mother taught me about the black panther party minnesota. be able to be here tonight at the that kind of party museum in it's something that's very special to and i feel honored to be here honestly. >> and this museum preserves the history of the black panther party. it also connects the past with the present movements. organizers are aiming to inspire younger generations to continue the work of the black panthers. a nightmare on elm street or rather a nightmare on front street coming to san francisco today, san francisco mayor london breed announced the second entertainment zone for the city on halloween night. this is video from that first party that happened back in september. front street was hosting the oktoberfest. 4 nightmare on front street. 3 restaurants are going to be involved. they're going to selling to-go drinks. there's going to be live music halloween themed games, horror movie, screaming screenings and and costume contests. that event is going to run from 2 in the afternoon to 10 o'clock in the evening. seems like a good tim

newton, you know, um, you know, the chapter is closed. he wants to believe this, the status quote with his bagman war of attrition status qual, uh, condition he's now he's now a 100 percent consumed by his uh, hobby in that easy. ron. so as far as he's concerned is really casualties. thomas, the new casualties are just sacrifices and a much bigger theater. and that is these really you ronnie and relationship or equation in terms of the, of any kind of settlement. if you're looking at that angle, look the, there were 2 or 3 options here. um, at the outset, around november, december of 2023 and even going into perhaps january and february 24. there was still a chance for a all in exchange for all type of deal. but that would have required israel to withdraw or to, to agree to a cease fire. and then roger, you withdraw that i would not have provided notes on the uh, with a so called the quote unquote victory photo. so we maintain, the war said no, the, the americans dismissed you. ryan is explaining why not, which is his expertise, always ex

newton. now look, he does not have a postwar guys, a plan when the warranty get. he did not have a gun, a postwar garza plan 345 months later i the he was reluctant refused, and then dismissed. president biden's plan for a phase of ceasefire and the a gradual is really withdrawal. the entry of an intra arab a horse including the palestinian authority into guys. and so to expect from him right now to come up with a plan is it just doesn't make sense. what, what he was trying to say when he said that there's an opening is uh, that there's an opening to continue the war because now, and we're just stays away from him saying that he really wanted to. i, i, he had the best of intentions. the thing is there's no one to talk to. there's no credible interlocutor, which is why with all due respect to the talk being held in your heart today. uh, with all due respect to um secretary uh anthony secretary state anthony blink is 11 visits in the region. if you look at the time table option, i just don't see this happening. certainly not in the uh, 9 days, right. days that remai

i'm paula newton and this is cnn newsroom. we want to go right back to our top story this hour, israel carried out retaliatory strikes on iran overnight israeli say the attack is now over tracer fire and explosions rang out in the skies above the capital tehran in the predawn hours early saturday morning. israel's military says it targeted or anz air defense systems and missile production sites in several locations ron said the attack on military centers in the provinces of tehran. who's stan and elam cause limited damage. strikes come in response to an iranian missile barrage launched against israel on october 1. a senior us official says israel's retaliatory strikes on iran were quote very carefully prepared the white house is calling for calm and de-escalation. now that israel has finished its operations, cnn's kayla tausche, she has more us reaction from washington in the aftermath of these strikes, us officials are describing them as the type of proportional response that president biden and his top aides had been urging

joining us here in the united states and all around the world and streaming hang on cnn max, i'm paula newton in new york, just ahead. >> venom and vengeance. donald trump delivers his closing arguments with a speech full of dark rhetoric. fearmongering, and outright lies in the middle east, a new round of ceasefire talks are now underway as the toll in gaza continues to climb. and the looming political crisis in georgia, the president denouncing the country's recent election results and calling for protests in the streets of tbilisi trump have eight days left to convince americans there the right choice to lead the u.s. >> for the next four years. cnn's latest national polling average shows little to no daylight. you can see it there between the two candidates so it'll be a busy week of course, on the campaign trail was both harris and trump barnstorm across the handful of battleground states that experts have been telling us will decide the election on sunday. trump went back to his hometown of new york city or are massive rally at madison square garden. and he was joined by more than a doz

it's bally black road east, which is in newton arts in county down in northern ireland. imagine there are a lot of resources being sent to that area to provide as much help as possible to these students who were on board this schoolbus bus. a double—decker bus. blue in colour and i think we can now show you that picture. there you can see that double—decker buses really gone on its side. you can see the windows in that topic have come out. there is in ambulance helicopter there for that you can see people in that field looking as you can imagine a bit dazed because of this. the confirmation we've had in the last few minutes from the northern ireland ambulance service that all of those on board more than 50 had sustained minor injuries or un—injured. they will of course be a lot of shock amongst those people. that bus has gone totally on its side. we do have the news that eight people are being treated at the scene for more significant injuries. at the moment the ambulance service not telling us what those more significant injuries are because they are dealing with this i

ajudge has now allowed holly newton's killer to be named as logan macphail — saying the nature of the alison freeman reports. logan macphail had been holly newton's boyfriend for around 18 months but, when the 15—year—old ended their relationship injanuary last year, he stalked her, then stabbed her to death in a frenzied attack in an alleyway in hexham in northumberland. macphail, who was 16 at the time, admitted manslaughter but denied murder, saying he'd intended to hurt himself and that he had no memory of the attack. but the jury didn't believe him and he was found guilty at newcastle crown court at the end of august. we haven't been able to name logan macphail or say that he was holly's ex—boyfriend until now. that's because there was an order in place protecting his identity because he's under 18. but, after we made an application to the judge, he's lifted that order because of what he calls the public concern about murders by young people carrying knives and violence against women and girls. the relationship had been toxic. macphail had been obsessed with holly, and herfamily

have to say that that seems pretty annual a savior to still is out, but the voice is at this point, newton recommended somebody, no bottle. this thing was the last day of the to some uh, some other stuff that they would need to do. thank you. bye. so that, that's what that looks like about that when you go through the do my to go look the activities to go of money to, to leave it on the, the, the story. so no, i so definitely, yeah, but it's a very important to us. so we're letting me in the way that out of the park will go through that too, and it gives me a sense for this and the budget, sir, is it or what do you mean by doing? okay. and today is the modem, so long as the club smartphones, especially for the fact that the distribution of the month is far more talk you know, i feel pretty comfortable for the door of the police that includes the mention is that i'm always, you know, 1st of all a super see why your wife you have been sitting at them with the space for the beautiful daughter then. yes, of course you put your under larry, what do you say? you know, point out for message a mov

why will we win this war, because we rely on, as newton said, why did he look so far, because he relied on the shoulders of giants, so we will win this war, not only because our cause is just, but because that we rely on. and because they rely on absolute fiction, on illusion, on the delusion that happened to them, they betrayed their land, which is the grave of their fathers and grandfathers, they betrayed their culture, they even betrayed their language, because the rich, beautiful, beer-sounding ukrainian developed precisely... to the fraternal family of peoples of the times of the soviet union and the russian empire, which is now unacceptable to talk about, where and by whom the main pillars of ukrainian literature worked, served, who they were, someone served in the russian army, someone the best performances were staged in soviet theaters, someone made their... played, but look what happened to these people, because not so long ago, 2009, we are united, our whole city is that we will not let, we will not let them take away our native language, we will not let them take away our na

and we're pushing back here in newton. okay. i manisha asks robyn, thanks for the great talk. i was wondering if you could compare this for profit convict labor, auburn prison with the later development of the convict lease system in the postwar south? sure, sure. so heather anne thompson has done really important work on this on this on exactly this comparison. so what thomson is that we should understand southern convict leasing practices post-civil war as as as as an adjustment on the pre-civil war practices that originated at auburn. so you could you could she was for her for four for thomson the similarities are much more significant than the differences and there are important differences. southern post-civil war convict leasing is not primary early in factory based manufacturing, for example. so there are really important differences. but thomson's argument is that the similarities in the continuities are more important than the similar than the differences. and i agree with that and what i would also add is that the lines of influence are explicit and direct the post-c

newton co-founder, bobby seale, came together to form the black panther party advocating for the right african-americans in the united states. we caught up with those who attended the event. take a listen. >> i grew up my my my mother taught me about the black panther party. i mean, it's so % to be able to be here tonight at the black panther party museum in oakland. it's something that's very special to and i feel honored to be here honestly. >> while the museum preserves the history of the black panther party and also connects to past and the present movement. organizers didn't inspire younger generations to continue to work the work of the panthers. looked over bay area sports, the san jose sharks fall to the dallas stars on the role in the warriors. just one game away from a perfect preseason. what was director jason dumas says all those highlights. >> the warriors are undefeated right now in the preseason. >> that mean anything? >> no, not at all. but it's cool to point out the dubs took on the lakers in los vegas and always been one step and lebron get on the same court. we saw t

it's an event that celebrates the black panther party and the legacy of founder huey p newton. it was back on october 15th of 1966. that newton and co-founder bobby seale came together to form the black panther party advocating for the right of self-defense for african-americans here in the u.s. we caught up with those who attended the event and here's some of what they had to say. >> i grew up my my my mother taught me about the black panther party minnesota. be able to be here tonight at the black panther party museum in it's something that's very special to and i feel honored to be here honestly. >> while the museum preserves the history of the black panther party and also connects the past and present movements back. organizers aim to inspire younger generations to continue the work of the panthers. still ahead of the kron, morning news man caught on camera tearing a 5, 5, down. >> wind from the home. why the owner says this is an ongoing problem. this decision was abrupt. it felt very personal and it felt very political. >> plus, parents and teachers clara county board of

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the newton gallup poll shows 52% say they are worse off financially than four years ago. that figure could be potential political liability for the vice president. her campaign pushing back though praising the former president economic plans will tank the economy. which is it? at university of maryland professor former chief economist at the international trade commission. peter, as you know the vice president's campaign on price gouging, blaming the supply chain for high prices. by the former president, points directly to president biden's policies. what do you see? >> donald trump did not have inflation pretty cut taxes, he raised tariffs, he did all evil things they say and i would create catastrophe the rhetorical writer cannot be denied 2.8% growth which is better than barack obama or george bush. he had virtually no inflation compared to joe biden. joe biden spent a great deal of money. the deficit is not double what it was when he took office in terms of sheer gdp or compared to 2019 excuse me basically print to do each reduction act o forth. there were shortages t

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it's an event that celebrates the black panther party and the legacy of founder huey p newton. now on october 15, back in 1966. newton co-founder, bobby seale came together to form the black panther party advocating for the right of self-defense for african-americans here in the u.s. we caught up with those who attended the event. and here's what some of them had to say. >> i my my my mother taught me about the black panther party. i mean, it's so to be able to be here tonight at the black kinda party museum in oakland. it's something that's very special to and i feel honored to be here honestly. >> the museum preserves the history of the black panther party and also connects the past and present movements. organizers aim to inspire younger generations to continue the work of the panthers. >> all right. still ahead of prophet morning news, a man caught camera. terrifying tracked down in front of a home. why the owner says this is an ongoing problem. this decision was abrupt. it felt very personal and it felt very political. >> wellspan to teachers rally at santa clara county bo

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that newton and co-founder bobby seale came together to form the black panther party advocating for the right of self-defense for african-americans here in the u.s. we caught up with those in attendance. and here's what some of them had to say. >> i grew up my my my mother taught me about the black panther party. i mean, it's so to be able to be here tonight at the black kinda party museum in oakland. it's something that's very special to and i feel honored to be here honestly. >> the museum preserves the history of the black panther party and also connects the past and present movements. in fact, organizers say they want to inspire younger generations to continue the work of the panthers. >> still ahead of the crowd, the morning news man caught on camera. >> tara, the pride flag down in front of a home. why the owners say this is an ongoing problem. this decision was abrupt. it felt very personal and it felt very political. >> plus, parents and teachers rallying against the santa clara county board of education. they want answers. why one of the love superintendent was fired behind clo

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. $145.00 for smith and, and, and jose newton national. come on an issue. we still had linux for good and next to the alarm and been of the good. yeah. but then yeah, she, i know most of them all know that's the one this family address because that in the summer of 2008, just 6 months before israel launched another war, the but after becoming a canadian citizen vassal and some of his children returned to gaza some of my kids decided to go back to goes on like some of the things that they managed to to find some jobs. and they got some of that closer and does a during that time. on the 7th of october 2023 basso, his 3 sons and their families were in gaza. we woke up on the songs. so was you know, that so linda's family fled to bombard, meant of northern gaza, where they were staying. they remained on the road and make shift shelters for 40 days. and you cannot imagine. there is no space to use all the bathrooms and sellers and food is getting less and less every days and what needs to things was what else is that i learned was also severely damaged or destro

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most people are displeased with the newton yahoo, who's leadership in the country. i mean, we are carly a war with how boss and gaza is about 11 on we're fighting also with the syrians. we're also fighting with the ron will fighting with the who do so. no one is really happy and now to have really which is uh, being that to now is worst nightmare to have to fight. another from which is our internal arabs attacking is really citizens. i'm in this case in particular, what is really terrorist or to have to be? it is really our. it's even worse. it's worse for the arabs is worse for the jews is worth for our sense of security. so the country is really high alert and no one is very happy with this situation. i'm not happy with the leadership. i'll be the thing y'all. that's where we leave the news now and 247 are to international. see you at the top and that's the move. when i would show the wrong just to save house, the economy and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the the magenta itself, the ga

new home was the secret us telling me biological weapons center at fort detrick's, maryland for newtonics, at the summer, seeking help with the spelling go to the front of the study and literally on the door she shoved. you got the most can be always on the list. i fits there. pollution is kind of where i'm the collaboration between the us army and killer scientists. according to chinese journalists, would produce results less than 5 years after the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to february. the 17th the us addresses won't planes systematically dispersed over korea on all true positions and in the rear large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects. on january, the 28th, southeast of ancient enemy aircraft dispos, 3 species of insects never before observed on the korean peninsula. but to me, if it's are loaded with seeing new stuff here, i need it because they read those tiny banks on my team around with the port

for newtonics, at the summer. speaking of the deal, we would have to enter a couple of different areas of study and literally on the door she shoved, you got the most can be what i was on the list. i said, sir, i personally screw in the collaboration between the us army and killer scientists. according to chinese journalists, would produce results less than 5 years after the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency, as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to february. the 17th . the us address us warplanes systematically dispos stove of korea on 2 positions and in the rear large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects. on january, the 28th, southeast of ancient enemy aircraft dispos, 3 species of insects never before observed on the korean peninsula. but to me, if it's on my way to see new stuff and i need it because the that i was trying to think of my team, i'm with the port. how does

that's the day, a good thing the day or the which is newton and all women volunteer unit that sheets down russian drones almost every night. they are reaching for lessons for many of them. it's the only way to protect ourselves, because the end of the war looks very far away. the focus on europe next on d. w. the pension race. who is entitled to how much? we compare pension systems in india, china and britain, which country and case budget can of it's retirees. that should be surprised to aid in germany. in 60 minutes on d, w, the, the, in the 1st year of the lord and you train gen, let's show on line and repose it from the russian occupied on boss regions. they're still good. what else to do is go to sleep, but it's not right and you've got and you have to think about a ran look at it will usually an accessible to western media. i must do this war of attrition. the rushes lower and ukraine on fusions from klein starts october 26th on d. w. the hello and welcome to focus on your up. it's great to have you with us. rush us, full scale invasion of ukraine is approaching the 1000 day ma

davenport and clinton along the mississippi river as well as iowa city, fairfield, oskaloosa, over too newtonnd indianola in central iowa the candidates are incumbent mariannette miller-meeks eye doctor who represented a tablet in the iowa senate before being elected to the u.s. house in 2020. and democrat christina bohannan university of iowa professor former engineer. she served one term in the iowa house and ran for this congressional seat and 2022. welcome to both. joining our conversation david price is the iowa political director for great media and sivan river at miller political reporter for the "des moines register." i'll talk about what abortion. christina bohannan say which resort roe versus wade pretty went to get into the details of what that means for voters who went to hear specifics about what you would support, are there any restrictions on abortion you would be in favor of? >> thanks. thanks for having me. i before i jump into that obviously very important question i want to talk up a little bit about me and why i am running. i grew up in a mobile home in the town of 700 peo

newton has repeatedly borne . the positive results of the use of nuclear weapons is ross is full scale invasion of ukraine. in 2022 european union is pressing ahead with its plan to introduce 50 tariffs on electric vehicles. important from china. the e. u has confirmed that new duties will come into effect on thursday. they were adopted after an e. u pro found china and states subsidies were on fairly on the cutting of europe in order to make it and finally, a zoo in california. san diego is celebrating halloween with a birthday bash for a special resident everest. the willoughby is also known as the friendly ghost because of his appearance obviously is both a actually falls on halloween and he was given pumpkin to mock his face year. ever since white for comes from albany, is a red genetic mutation among all the bees and members of the kangaroo family found primarily in australia and on the by, on some of my best friends or my dad of a top stories this out come with the harris has cold on america to turn the page

ajudge has now allowed holly newton's killer to be named as logan macphail, saying the nature of theound guilty of murder last summer and will be sentenced at the end of the month. an investigation looking into the care of children by the orthopaedic surgeon yaserjabbar at great 0rmond street hospital has been expanded to include four other london hospitals where he worked. an earlier review of his treatment of more than 700 children had already concluded that many had been subject to incorrect and unsuitable surgery. the king has praised the extraordinary resilience and courage of lily ebert, the british holocaust survivor who has died at the age of 100. born in hungary, she was taken to the nazi death camp at auschwitz—birkenau in 19114 when she was 20. four years ago, her effort to discover more about the american soldier who liberated her went viral. she continued to work on holocaust education with the help of her great—grandson, gaining 2 million followers on tiktok. a year ago she was awarded an mbe. holocaust survivor lily ebert, who died today at the age of 100. joe root has

ajudge has now allowed holly newton's killer to be named as logan macphail, saying the nature of thee case. he was found guilty of murdering her last summer. an investigation looking into the care of children by the orthopaedic surgeon yaserjabbar at great 0rmond street hospital has been expanded to include four other london hospitals where he worked. an earlier review of his treatment of more than 700 children had already concluded that many had been subject to "incorrect" and "unsuitable" surgery. the high court has ordered rebekah vardy to pay coleen rooney a further £100,000 as part of their legal dispute. their barristers have been back at the high court in a dispute about legal fees, two years after mrs va rdy lost her libel battle, when she was found to have leaked private information about mrs rooney to the press. you're live with bbc news. in lebanon, fighting continues between hezbollah and israeli forces. at least ten people were injured and four killed in an israeli airstrike on the village of wardaniyeh in southern lebanon on wednesday. lebanon's national news agency say

and so that is newton's better and see really. but it is a step because a significant step which can be the result of the civil society. but the session is not late does. and yesterday we well the mistreating bodies on the many of the cities in the, in france. and we can see that in their mccall state, when he says the other, he's quoting their friendship, public opinion and other countries, public opinion so. so it is important. i like you the presently speaking from u. k. yes, i think that the i c j had a significant effect. and in the, in france, i think that the major done was uh, in uh, in may. and after the reading of the icy jr on the 24th of may on the rough. uh huh . uh there, which was absolutely not followed by easily, right. these are i and these are the appropriate, which probably let fall to the advantage of the ease, right? eco mandatory. these are the companies to the whole set to he i'm show, which was also the result of a major major. nobody's ation on to, for of the finish. stupid society. after that, you know,

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a conversation between him and isaac newton explains gravity. so it was, it was, it was, it was fun to just reinhabited that character from so long ago in my life and then bring it to the present day. >> well, i love it and i hope everyone will yet this new copy of it, especially because it is quite a beautiful cover. >> all right, neil, thank you. at the source begins now trump's closing message at a rally like none other crude, racist ugly attacks. i was at madison square garden reporting on that rally. my reporting from inside the arena and the fallout on the campaign trail tonight. also would just weeks to go republican senate candidate and top trump ally kari lake is here live to talk about the final days of her race in arizona and a ballot drop box set on fire, damaging balance and one of the country's most competitive districts. what happens to those ballots, those people's votes, and what happens if it happens in your district? the democrat in that race is my source tonight. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source presidential race t

newton explains gravity. so it was, it was it was fun to just reinhabited that character from and so long ago hope everyone will get this new copy of it, especially because it is quite to all of you, anderson starts now from the former president's hapeville rally here in new york. >> new reporting on what one of the ugliest voices on stage almost called vice president harris in his prepared remarks. also tonight, new early voting numbers and the story that 43 million ballots and counting could be telling about where the racist headache and how far can rudy giuliani actually fall? will he lose his florida condo in addition to his new york apartment and phil lies, he spewed defaming two election workers good evening. thanks for joining us tonight. there is one more of the kind of normal campaign events you see a little more than a week out from the election day this is the harris rally in michigan, and we'll bring you any news that comes from it. the story of the moment, however, continues to be the former pres