robin owens: in her bedroom. operator: ok. robin owens: oh, god. please send something.. we are. robin owens: oh, god. oh, god. operator: ma'am. hold on, honey. hold on. i ran straight out of the apartment. and by this time, the ambulance, and police, and fire department, and all the emergency crews are coming. andrea canning: robin was in shock. the pain was more than she could bear. at the scene, a police cruiser's dash cam captured an officer trying to console her. robin owens: oh, god. i just can't believe this happened. why did it happen? why? it's the worst horror a mother could ever have to witness. it is. and you wouldn't thinking anything like that would happen in a million years. and all at once, just in a flash, your life just changed. andrea canning: brittany eldridge had been strangled and stabbed in the throat. police found her on the floor next to her bed, her naked body partially covered by lingerie. she was just 25 years old. the unborn boy she had named zeke was gone, too. after the shock has worn off, you must be thinking, who did this? i'm thinking, h

says he lied and owens did not kill irene graves, a mother of three who was shot in the head during a robbery of a speedway in 1997. steven golden, 18 at the time of that shooting, now says he was high on drugs when police initially questioned him and prosecutors offered him a deal to flip on owens adding, quote, i was scared that i would get the death penalty if i didn't make a statement. >> it's remarkable the two days before a scheduled execution to have someone come forward as steven golden did. he did not want to see an innocent man die for something that he didn't do. candidly, none of us should. >> reporter: yet the state supreme court rejected those arguments from owens' defense team finding that newly recanted testimony from golden insufficient without knowing more about how and why he signed it now. the high court also pointing to other evidence of owens' guilt including his multiple past confessions to killing graves. graves' son, archie, who lost his mother just as he was starting his freshman year in college, told nbc news today, i'm just ready to close this chapter on

the high court declining to block the execution of freddie owens. now he still has an opportunity with this pending petition before the governor of south carolina, he was set to be executed at 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight so we await word all while the victims' family is stilling waiting for closure here. he said he was innocent. after years of appeals came up short, 46-year-old freddie owens making a last-minute plea for clemency this week. his lawyer securing a sworn affidavit from a man who provided key testimony against owens but who now says he lied, and owens didn't kill irene graves, a mother of three who was shot in the head during a robbery of a speedway in 1987. steven golden, 18 at the time of that shooting, now says he was high on drugs when police initially questioned him and prosecutors offered him a deal to flip on owens adding, quote, i was scared that i would get the death penalty if i didn't make a statement. >> it's remarkable the two days before a scheduled execution to have someone come forward as steven golden did. he did not want

owen, no mrs.owen, i do not know, ladies and gentlemen, please be quiet, the following charges are brought against you. murdered cyril camilton, captain lombard, you in february of the year thirty-two caused the death of twenty persons of the east african tribe, general macarthur, you deliberately sent your wife's lover arthur richmond to death, anthony marston, you killed john and lucy comps, this is... doctor, doctor, quickly, it's nothing to worry about, an ordinary obmark, rogers, water, help, put it here, what's wrong with me, one sip. "it will be better now, and what a disgusting voice, i could hear that voice, yes, what is it, who plays such nasty jokes, of course it is, what? "ladies and gentlemen, please be quiet, the following are presented to you, now mrs. rogers will be better, a common faint, it's all because of. voice, such a terrible voice, i thought he was reading the verdict, i must tell you, gentlemen, that this is all a vile lie, from beginning to end, what a stupid and evil joke

owen, among those invited, therefore, mr. owen, one of us, no, no, my young ladies, we must face the fact, we are all in grave danger, one of us. oh, i think one of us is possessed by the devil. i hope you don't suspect women. then, if i understand you correctly, you don't think a woman is capable of murder. not at all. and yet, i think. do you think, doctor, a woman could have done away with poor macarthur? quite possibly, if she had had a suitable weapon, say a stick, the other two deaths were due to poisoning. i think, that no one will deny that the poisoner might have been a very weak man, and you are mad, my dear young lady, try to restrain your feeling. i do not blame you at all, and i hope that miss brand does not resent me when i insist that we are all equally suspicious. now you say, let us get to the bottom of it. as for marston, there is nothing to be found out. anybody in the room could have done it. now to the death of mrs. rogers. here, first of all, suspicion of her husband and doctor. it would have been a piec

owens was executed with a drug for putting animals to sleep.imes it seems that animals have more rights in the united states than people. such an execution was carried out in the state of south carolina for the first time in the last 13 years, because the county faced a problem with the supply of drugs for injections. it turns out that american pharmaceutical companies were ashamed of the fact of selling drugs to the authorities. therefore, 13 years. and shot, but the situation was corrected by an order allowing drug suppliers to be kept secret in the state there was a choice for death, the black market industry also does not want to draw attention to this, there were a number of cases where the pharmaceuticals were of poor quality, people suffered for a long time, convulsions of death pain, and this of course should be grounds for overturning the sentence, well, as a rule, no, some convicts suffered for a long time. in one week in the usa verdicts were handed down for as many as five death sentences for the first time in more than 20 years, fi

they called themselves children of owen glyndwr. and the welsh nobles proclaimed him prince of wales. the english army suffered defeat for a long time. in the fifth year, the french, who were then at war with london, sent glyndwr 3.00 knights and foot soldiers to help. the troops stood opposite each other for a long time, and then the french also retreated, why is still unclear, and the uprising went into decline, and what happened to glyndwr is unknown. in wales, he is a national hero, and september 16, the day the uprising began, is a holiday. the welsh independence movement has resumed since the end 19th century, and today it has many supporters. on september 16, 1915 , ships entered the arkhangelsk harbor. this expedition was unique, for it the world's first steel icebreaker-type ships taimyr and vaigach were built. leaving vladivostok, russian polar explorers also made the first through voyage along the northern sea route. the shortest between europe and asia, it was of great military-strategic and scientific importance. new is

, his lawyer chose for him, owens was executed with a drug to euthanize animals, sometimes it seems that animals in the us have more rights than people. this execution in the state of south carolina was carried out for the first time in the last 13 years, because the county faced a problem with the supply of injection drugs. it turns out that american pharmaceutical companies were ashamed of the fact of selling drugs to the authorities, so for 13 years people were shot, but the situation was corrected by an order allowing suppliers of drugs to be kept secret, the state now has a choice for death. the french industry also does not want to draw attention to this, there were a number of cases where paramedicine was poor quality, people suffered for a long time, convulsions, more deaths, and this of course should be grounds for overturning the sentence, well, as a rule, no. such convicts suffered for a long time. in one week, verdicts were handed down in the us for as many as five death sentences, for the first time in more than 20 years, five executions in 7 days. however , the guilt of tho

meghan owen is outside wormwood scrubs.you seen many people being let out, and of course, presumably, nobody knows who is being let out early or who is being let out early or who is being let out on their regular release date. we being let out on their regular release date.— being let out on their regular release date. we haven't seen any prisoners _ release date. we haven't seen any prisoners being _ release date. we haven't seen any prisoners being released l any prisoners being released early yet, although there has been a flurry of activity in the last hour or so. we have seen a couple of charity representatives waiting outside, presumably to help the former prisoners as they are released. we have also seen family members starting to gather, and friends of those former prisoners, and we have also seen increased security presence. shortly, we are told, prisoners should be being released in coming through these gates. last night they had their very last night in jail before being released but there will be lots of process

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the deal was the same by canyon president, william bruce owen, german chancellor will laugh sholtes. now this means work is from kenya will be allowed to field job vacancies in germany like bus drivers. for example. the agreement also allows jimmy to port canyons who don't have the right to stay in the country. to w news sat down with president william bruce owen, spoke to him about the agreement or disagreement with look when i look at sorry, at 250000 job opportunities for young people from k. that is a bilateral agreement between germany and k. it is a win win. nowadays, a big lever late, but the pacific gemini, these a big lip lip are also supply in can. how do you benefit? can you by giving them the opportunities in here on how do you remove that deficit here by a liberating can i? yeah, happy about this. of course we understand that you've just signed this agreement with all of the shows. but you also just resent the and launched a climate resilience project to x to create over 200000 jobs for young people. how do you reconcile that with the fact that you want to send these sam

meghan owen reports. 15,000 photos whittled down to one.tinct bryde whale, feeding on a heart—shaped bait ball. a private performance given a larger stage at piccadilly circus. cheering and applause. the man who shot it said the whale came out of the blue. we were even thinking about getting out of the water because there was no action going on. but a huge bryde whale came out of nowhere and ate the whole thing, so it was an once—in—a—lifetime moment. it's a role that involves getting up close and personal. at the exact moment of the pictures, i free dived to maybe four metres deep and maybe i was four metres or three metres from the whale. that is the exact moment of the encounter. so is super close and my heart was beating so fast, to be with a huge animal that close. the runner—up, this image of a northern gannet, one of the largest seabirds in british waters, diving to catch its prey. and scooping up third place, an aerial shot of a fishing boat in hon yen, vietnam. a long tail of smoke perfectly aligning with the shape of the green net

meghan owen outside wormwood _ this overcrowding.ood scrubs, - this overcrowding. meghan owen | outside wormwood scrubs, thank you for that. clearly this is affecting a lot of people and there are concerns at the early release of so many prisoners having a knock—on effect on the probation service which is already struggling with its workload. we are joined already struggling with its workload. we arejoined by ian lawrence, the general secretary of the national association of probation officers. mr lawrence, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. take us through the reality for your members, probation officers, what this will mean for them.- probation officers, what this will mean for them. thank you. it is a will mean for them. thank you. it is a huge _ will mean for them. thank you. it is a huge challenge _ will mean for them. thank you. it is a huge challenge for- it is a huge challenge for probation staff. they are already massively overworked and understaffed and underpaid dealing with what we would call normal probation supervisio

. >>> south carolina executed inmate freddie owens last night, marking the state's first execution insters gathered at a fence outside the corrections facility. 46-year-old owens was convicted in the 1997 killing of a convenience store clerk. >>> shoplifting is on the rise across the country, and more and more businesses are taking tougher measures to deter thieves. cbs's ee lise preston is in los angeles and reports at least one store is going to the extreme. >> reporter: nancy, the rippling impact of crime is changing how customers shop here, but this store is one of thousands across the country strained by a growing problem. locked up and off limits. paper goods and potato chips now joining big-ticket items behind plexiglass at this los angeles area rite aid. >> i was like why is it locked up like that? >> reporter: the common drugstore taking a dramatic step to combat shoplifting. nearly everything in the store is restricted, so anyone looking to purchase items must call an employee to open up a case. >> it is sad that things are this way now. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs ne

meghan owen has the story.hat is when very heavily on them. whether they live in a small town or in a bigger city, that is something that we are seeing both candidates really try to address now in the lead up to the election but certainly every vote here really is going to count. , . , ' jon bonjovi has been praised by police, after he helped a woman in distress who had been standing on the ledge of a bridge. in a video released by the nashville police department, the singer can be seen talking to the woman and, once she is back on the walkway of the bridge, he embraces her in a hug. meghan owen has the story. the video, shared by nashville police, shows a woman in blue, highlighted in the left corner, standing precariously on the ledge of a pedestrian bridge over the cumberland river, hanging onto the railings. several people walk by. one woman glances back. because it's never too late and there's always hope and that opportunity for somebody to save a life. nashville's police department added to the praise in

protesters gathered yesterday, hours before death row inmate freddie owens died by lethal injection. owens was sentenced to death in 1999 for killing a convenience store clerk during a robbery greenville, south carolina. >> the u.s. supreme court denied a stay of execution, and the state's governor chosen not to grant owens clemency. >> the fda just approved the first flu vaccine for at-home us flumist is a nasal spray manufactured by astrazeneca and would normally be administered at a doctor's office. >> will now adults can order the vaccine from an online pharmacy and give it to themselves at home. however, it will still require a prescription and won't be available until next year. danny nearly a week after the second assassination attempt on former president donald trump, the secret service's is meeting failures that led to the first one. acting director ronald rowe admitted a shocking breach of protocol before trump was shot at a rally in butler, pennsylvania back on july 13, he spoke to reporters yesterday. >> some members of the advanced team were very diligent there was compl

owens: i yield the balance of my time. mr. owens: the culture of hazing has permeated and impacted student organizations. while laws are in place more can be done to make sure tools can be used. that is where h.r. 5646 the to stop campus hazing act comes in. it will improve prevention. it means assuring students are safe. i thank the bill's authors. students and the parents who have advocated for this legislation. we have some of the families here today. i thank the families of timothy, max, mark key, harrison, dalton, colin, justin, george, gary, sam, g omp rmp d imp, robert and antonio. i would like to that i the stope hazing coalition [indiscernible] north america fraternity conference. safe campuses l.l.c. and other groups in support of h.r.4656 and who have worked with congress. today is important day for student safety. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the

freddie owens had been convicted of killing a shop worker during an armed robbery in 1997.den, told the state supreme court that owens had not even been present when the robbery took place. but the court rejected a last minute motion for a stay of execution. pope francis has criticised police action against protesters in his home country, argentina, where presidentjavier milei has implemented an austerity plan to try to curb hyperinflation. in a video released by the vatican, the pope said he had seen video of police �*repression�*, as he put it, against workers and pensioners. voting is under way in sri lanka to choose a new president who it's hoped can repair the country's finances after its catastrophic economic collapse two years ago which sparked mass protests and toppled the government. there are a record 38 candidates vying to be the next president, but none is a woman. our south east asia correspondent samira hussein is in colombo. there has been a steady stream of people coming into this polling station to vote but of course live television and there is no one righ

freddie owens had been convicted of killing a shop worker during an armed robbery in 1997. the crime, steven golden, told the state supreme court that owens had not been present when the robbery took place. but the court rejected a last minute motion for a stay of execution. pope francis has criticised police action against protesters in his home country, argentina, where presidentjavier milei has implemented an austerity plan to try to curb hyperinflation. in a video released by the vatican, the pope said he had seen video of police �*repression�*, as he put it, against workers and pensioners. this weekend marks the 80th anniversary of one of the major allied military operation of the second world war. the objective of operation market garden was to advance into german—held territory in the netherlands with a bridgehead over the lower rhine. the mission wasn't successful and many people were killed, but the allies did capture the area a few months later. hundreds of paratroopers this morning jumped from planes above the netherlands to re—enact the operation. our correspond

meghan owen, bbc news.ort break. stay with us here on bbc. hello there. it�*s been cold again today. we�*ve seen the heavy showers pushing further south into southern england. but things are going to change in the next few days. we�*re going to cut off that supply of cold air. the wind direction will change. we�*ll see atlantic winds coming in and that will lift the temperatures over the weekend. but it�*s cold already this evening. we�*re going to find showers tending to die out. keep a few maybe in the far north of scotland for a while down those north sea coasts, perhaps into north wales. but clear skies, light winds. it�*s going to be cold. it�*ll be colder than the last couple of nights. and these are the towns and city temperatures. but in rural areas we could see a touch of frost, particularly southeast scotland, northern england, south east wales and the west country. but wherever you are it will be a chilly start, sunny start for the most part. we�*ll see a bit of cloud bubbling up, but we�*re not

meghan owen, bbc news. after a four—day rescue in canada, off the coast of prince rupert in british columbia. drone footage shows canadian fisheries�* officers freeing the whale by cutting the 50 lines which had been wrapped around its body. thank you forjoining me, i will see you in half—an—hour. hello there. it was an unseasonably chilly start to friday morning with a touch of frost for some, but lots of blue sky and sunshine throughout the day and we started to draw in that warmer feeling air. now that trend is just set to continue over the next few days. so warmer by day, milder by night, too. for the weekend — some sunshine, but also some outbreaks of rain here and there, too. you can see all of the sunshine clearly with the lack of cloud on the satellite picture here. we will see this front just gradually continue to push its way further eastwards through the rest of the night, bringing outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud here, too, and some of the cloud will see

meghan owen, bbc news. hello there.over the next few days. so warmer by day, milder by night, too. for the weekend — some sunshine, but also some outbreaks of rain here and there, too. you can see all of the sunshine clearly with the lack of cloud on the satellite picture here. we will see this front just gradually continue to push its way further eastwards through the rest of the night, bringing outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud here, too, and some of the cloud will seep down into northern england. it�*s windy out towards the northwest, but look at much of england and wales — dry with clear skies again. and while it�*s not quite as cold as it was last night here, temperatures rurally could still drop, perhaps as low as 3 or 4 c. and then on saturday, well we�*re set to keep a lot of that sunshine across england and wales through the day. it will stay dry here, more cloud towards the north and probably some more in the way of high cloud through the afternoon turning the sunshine

that owens did not kill the clerk.. and tomorrow night in missouri, mrs. marcelis williams is scheduled to face the same faith. after hearing arguments, the supreme court ordered the state to carry out williams execution even though several questions are still raised in a 1998 murder. including from a st. louis prosecutor. attorneys for williams still have an appeal before the supreme court. joining me now is bushnell, at the innocence project and an attorney for marcellis williams. how is mr. williams doing? how is he holding up? and how is his family and what is the status of his request for clemency. >> yes, i mean it's an incrediblely difficult time as you can imagine. both preparing for what all hope won't happen but still still trying to have home. this is the third time that mr. williams has been in this position and his execute has by stayed before. we asked about khrepl cy. we asked governor parsons declined to give any clemency. right now we're still appealing. >> and mrs. gailes family did support the reques

freddie owens had been convicted of killing a shop worker during an armed robbery in 1997.robbery took place. but the court rejected a last minute motion for a stay of execution. pope francis has criticised police action against protesters in his home country, argentina, where president javier milei has implemented an austerity plan to try to curb hyperinflation. in a video released by the vatican, the pope said he had seen video of police repression, as he put it, against workers and pensioners. there are reports of explosions at a russian ammunition warehouse following a ukrainian drone attack. the site is in the krasnodar region, which borders russian—occupied crimea. the russian ministry of defence said it brought down 18 ukrainian drones in the krasnodar region overnight. from kyiv, our correspondentjessica parker, told us more. let me run you through what we have heard from some official sources this morning as those reports emerged of an ammunition depot inside russia being hit following a ukrainian drone attack. this in a video released by the vatican, the pope said

meghan owen has the story.estrian bridge over the cumberland river, hanging onto the railings. several people walk by. one woman glances back. a little further up, the rock starjon bonjovi can be seen arriving with a camera crew. according to posts on social media, he was shooting a music video on the bridge. he immediately walks over with a crew member, waves and leans on the railing. he calmly talks to the woman for less than a minute before the pair lift her over the railings back onto the bridge walkway. bonjovi continues to talk to the stranger before giving her a hug. they then leave the bridge together. the singer has been widely praised for his actions. it's really amazing to see. it's so good to see somebody approaching somebody they can see is really in desperate trouble and giving them that opportunity to talk. that opportunity to share what's going on for them, because it's never too late and there's always hope and that opportunity for somebody to save a life. nashville's police department added to

i have this picture with baby owen.ention the tv series starring jennifer garner. >> yes. >> george: you're also working on a sequel? >> yes. i'm working on a sequel that will be out next fall. they're doing a second season of the show, which i'm so thrilled about. >> george: fantastic. congratulations on "the night we lost him." great to see you. >> thank you. >> george: coming up we reveal the american girl doll 2025 doll of the year. the puppies are part of the surprise. dolls 2025 doll of the >> the countdown to the emmys is on. but first comes the incredible emmy special."the 76th emmys: at >> lara: oh my gosh. it is puppy madness here! welcome back to "good morning america." it's the moment we've all been waiting for. our long time gma tradition continues this morn. we are introducing american doll newest girl of the year. we have an amazing group of excited kids and adoptable puppies. i said adoptable. check them out. they are all here for the big reveal. all right. girls, are you ready? >> yes! >> lara: answer f

freddie owens had been convicted of killing a shop worker during an armed robbery in 1997.ad not even been present when the robbery took place. but the court rejected a last—minute motion for a stay of execution. after a week on the run, cinnamon the capybara has been found safe and well in a pond. the giant rodent, which captured international attention, is now back in her enclosure at hoo zoo near telford. bob hockenhull has the story. 0k, guys, we tracked cinnamon down to our pond on oui’ conservation area... the moment cinnamon the capybara is finally captured after a week on the run. staff at hoo zoo in telford finally spotted the elusive rodent in a pond not very far away, and waded in so they could surround her. the taste of freedom has proved highly desirable. cinnamon was able to elude her keepers by hiding in thick undergrowth. this afternoon, the game was up. if you drew a line from her enclosure to where the pond is located, it's about 250 metres, so she really hadn't travelled that far, but she was obviously having too much fun out there and didn't want to brin

freddie owens was executed via lethal injection. the 46-year-old was convicted of shooting convenience store clerk irene graves to sudan, 25 years ago and the robbery. the execution came despite a last-minute sworn plea from his robbery co-defendants saying owens wasn't even there at the scene. south carolina supreme court said that claim conflicted with what a witness had repeatedly testified to before the court also noted, owens previously confessed to five people, including two law enforcement officers and his girlfriend, us house of representatives has adopted a bill bolstering secret service protection for major presidential and vice presidential candidates. the bill sailed through the chamber without any opposition on friday following two a apparent assassination attempts on donald trump major candidates already have secret service protection, but the legislation says they have to be protected the same way as sitting presidents and vice presidents. that bill now goes to the senate many young voters who had termed tuned out of

meghan owen, bbc news.is available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. an original print of the famous portrait of winston churchill was found in italy after going missing from hotel in canada. the 1941 photograph which features on the british £5 note was found in a private collection. the new owner was not aware it had been stolen and a canadian man has been arrested. the policing minister diana johnson had her purse stolen whilst attending a conference for senior police officers on tuesday. msjohnson gave a speech to the police superintendents' association where she spoke about the growing problem of theft and shoplifting. a 56—year—old man from coventry has been arrested in connection with the incident. the formula one driver ollie bearman is preparing to compete again this weekend after becoming the youngest british driver in f1 history earlier this year. at the saudi arabian grand prix in march, the ferrari reserve driver finished a remarkable

let's speak to our reporter meghan owen, who is outside wormwood scrubs in west london.e to speak to because there is another presence across england and wales, these prisoners are being let out on early release. yes, it has been a staggered release this morning so the prisoners have been coming out in groups of four or five every half hour or so. some have been hiding theirfaces and half hour or so. some have been hiding their faces and walking straight down the street. others have been hugging family members and getting straight into cars and one prisoner came out, beamed and told me he felt great before being surrounded by his friends and walking away with his plastic bag of belongings. they have been greeted by charity workers, they have also been greeted by family and friends and an increased police presence to keep the site.— increased police presence to keep the site. where did these risoners keep the site. where did these prisoners go — keep the site. where did these prisoners go now? _ keep the site. where did these prisoners go now? well, - keep the site. where

jonathan owens picks it up. scores the touchdown. you may know owens better as mr. simone biles.e fourth quarter titans qb will levis with the awful decision to try and flip it away. and he's being sacked tyrique stevenson picks it off. goes 43 yards to the house. bears lead. they win 2417. bears are the first team in nfl history to be down at least 17 points and still win, despite less than 150 total yards on offense. come on. where are you at caleb in goff. we trust marin native and cal alum jared goff and the lions hosting the rams in their season opener. third quarter. goff going up top to jamison williams 53 yards detroit leads this 17 to 3 rams though. force overtime. but the lions got the ball first drive drove right down the field. and then david montgomery one yard game winner. lions win in ot 26 to 20. soccer superstar and cal alum alex morgan retired today. her number is 13, so she was subbed out in the 13th minute. today. the 35 year old morgan won two world cups, an nwsl title, an olympic gold and her almost 14 year pro career. she's one of only seven players in nati

. ♪ >> distinguished guests please rise if able for the singing of our national anthem from ravon owenrom the united states navy band. ♪o by the daub's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the title's last gleaming whose brought stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming♪ ♪and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there♪ ♪o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave♪ >> please welcome parents of olympian tory hunt. >> thank you, president biden for hosting us and your continuous support of team u.s. my wife and i were honored to represent the parents of these athletes. as you know none of them made it today to where they are without the happen of others. as they say it takes a village. each athlete today is here because contributions others made sometimes small and sometimes big acts of kindness, which has happen support them and help them to achieve their dream of making team u.s.a. in sports whe

owens: thank you. first of all thank you to the chair, chairwoman fox foxx, for leader s i want to speak to asack which is part of this. our nation's education system is built on the fundamental values of free speech, freedom of religion, and guaranteed rights of hearty and healthy debates. these course principles are so inherent to america that we oven take them for granted. we over time assume these freedoms will always be safe without any effort on our part to protect them. unfortunately, this is not the case. a glance at our university system reveals a troubling trend. ideological conformity, and intolerance when not client. it is undermining orache democratic freedom. this is systemic acceptance of a new litmus test in the agreed days word. institutions of higher learning are facing immense pressure to conform to the anti-american marxist indoctrination of d.e. urges or losing access to federal funding. this is not the education our founders envisioned in their quest for america to continue to be

. >> james owens is now the ninth attorney to represent sarah, a job he got by responding to an ad she posted seeking attorneys looking for a prosperous challenge who were ready for their close up on national television, where epic opportunity awaits. sarah? yeah you should probably shut up. >> the video is a big issue in the case. i barely looked at it. i know i didn't read the whole thing. i think i saw trustworthy and honest that spoke to me. i had a reputation of taking the most complex cases of dealing with difficult clients. it didn't bother me that she had eight other lawyers. that's honestly how i felt. >> so you just kill him. you left him there to teach him a lesson. >> i didn't mean to leave him there. that's what i'm trying to tell you. >> it's awful. >> and i will tell you both this right now, too. i will never drink alcohol again. >> the defense potentially is going to be battered. spouse syndrome. >> sarah is standing her ground. her defense. she is a victim of domestic violence. in 2019, george was charged with hitting sarah and put on parole in 2018, a strangulation an

in addition to trudeau , owens accused macron, obama, and zelensky of homosexuality for some reason.t did not provide evidence presented, but said that they definitely exist. do we believe? hello, mrs. macron, everything is fine. my name is emily cooper, sorry, you are following me on instagram at emily in paris. it is you, i am following her on instagram. amid rumors, brigitte macron and her brother jean-michel trognaud filed a lawsuit for defamation , each of them demanding moral damages in the amount of 10.00 euros. the trial began in june, but the decision was announced only yesterday. according to it, brigitte macron will receive 800 euros, and jean-michel trognaud. and here is a supposed photo before and after the alleged change of paul bregitte, it shows the similarities between brigitte macron and her brother, here the nose is highlighted, the chin. and people started asking me: andrew, what do you think about this? and i told them, yes, 100%, macron's wife is a man. they asked me why? i say, yes, because it's obvious, damn it. you can see it yourself. it's obvious on his fac

to be able to make that determination as serious as the charges >>>>our residents >>>resident greg owens says such a young person shouldn't be tried as an adult for the rest of his life which is a possibility if he is tried as an adult is detrimental. he can use what what he's been through to help other people not go through it, he says. at the end of the day, it's a lose lose situation and that he's keeping piersoll and the teen in his thoughts. i feel sorry for the >>>>player. i >>>player and most definitely, >>>>family >>family. and, >>>>down >>also, the kid as well, because, 17. >liz>well pearsall is out of the hospital and has already been back with his team at the 40 niners training facility. he will miss at least the first four games of the nfl season new developments in the race for the white house today. the biden administration is accusing russia of a far reaching effort to influence the u.s. presidential election officials unsealed criminal charges against two employees of a russian state run media company. attorney general merrick garland says russia has enlisted american inf

they include supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson owens. lovely one. former first lady hillary rodham clinton. something lost, something gained. reflections on life, love and liberty. and another first lady has a memoir as well. in melania, melania trump offers a window on her slow, very in childhood career and fashion courtship with donald trump and time in the white house. here's part of her promotional video. writing this memoir has been a deeply personal and reflective journey for me as a private person who has often been the subject of public scrutiny and misrepresentations. i feel responsible to clarify the facts. i believe it is important to share my perspective. the truth. and along with melania, two other books coming out this fall that focus on the trumps and donald trump, specifically journalist and presidential historian jonathan alter will release his account of the 23 day hush money trial of donald trump. the book is titled american reckoning inside trump's trial and my own dinesh d'souza takes a look at the passions that former president

en 13 aÑos, freddie owens fue ejecutado tras recibir una condena por el asesinato de una trabajadorahabÍa presentado el Último pedido de clemencia. el rapero sandy holmes se encuentra bajo vigilancia por riesgo de suicidio. una fuente le dijo a nuestra cadena hermana nbc news que es un procedimiento usual en clientes de alto perfil y que por horas, por ahora sigue fuerte y enfocado en su defensa. le han negado la fianza dos veces y permanece recluido en el centro de detenciÓn metropolitano en brooklyn, a la espera del juicio por delitos de trÁfico sexual. crimen organizado y transporte para ejercer prostituciÓn y culpable de trÁfico de drogn estados unidos. este es el veredicto para el menchito, el hijo del fundador del cÁrtel jalisco nueva generaciÓn, lo decidiÓ esta tarde un jurado en washington, d.c. despuÉs de dos dÍas de deliberaciÓn, rubÉn oseguera, quien naciÓ en california y tiene doble nacionalidad, habÍa sido extraditado en 2020, el 10 de enero de 2025 escucharÁ su sentencia por los delitos de conspiraciÓn para importar y distribuir cocaÍna y metanfetaminas. ademÁs, por pos

. >> seth: are you sure that wasn't owen wilson? >> goddammit, it was owen. [ bleep ]. much white people look alike to you? >> can i tell you something? >> seth: what? >> yes. >> seth: this guys good. i like jon bernthal. >> we did not work together. >> seth: you did in "grudge match." >> what? [ bleep ]. >> seth: richard jenkins -- >> yes, richard jenkins. >> seth: this is j.k. simmons -- >> j.k., no. "die hart." me and j.k. did "die hart 3" recently. >> seth: you didn't work with either of them. >> i did, "die hart 3," you want to bet? >> seth: okay. by the way, i'll bet you, and guess what, guess what the bet is? if you're right, i'm going to [ bleep ] kill one of the writers. >> okay. i'll -- i'll make a hard bet that me and j.k. -- >> seth: double check it. >> me and j.k. simmons just did "die hart 3." >> seth: wait -- >> trilogy. >> seth: did it come out? >> that's not what you asked me. [ light laughter ] >> seth: by -- if it turns out you're lying -- >> watch. >> seth: "die hart --" >> drugs, you got drugs. >> if he's right. >> can i just say something? can i sa

megan owen, bbc news.ced to work at a mcdonald's chain and a factory supplying major supermarkets, were missed for years. the nine men were trafficked to the uk by members of a czech criminal gang, who faced trial earlier this year. jon ironmonger reports. police! stay where you are! rescuing slavery victims from a london house and a criminal operation lasting seven years. got two in here. just one in here. translation: it was terrible to wake up every morning - and i didn't want to wake up. i'd rather be dead. forced to live in an attic and an unheated leaking outbuilding, victims were found legitimate jobs by a criminal gang, led by brothers ernest and zdenek drevenak, who referred to them as "livestock". nine were sent to work at this cambridgeshire mcdonald's, where they clocked up to 100 hours a week. translation: the managers didn't question the long hours i did. - they would even ask me, "are you happy to stay longer?" we've discovered that mcdonald's and the franchisees running the branch missed mu

this is at a home on owen drive. officers say they were first told the victim was stabbed during a robbery by 2 men wearing ski masks. but after a year long investigation, police say that that was an untrue story and they say the victim and suspect knew each other stitt's was booked into jail on suspicion of homicide a 15 year-old girl has been arrested. accused of threatening a school shooting in the north bay, saint anselm central marin. police say they we're already investigating a bomb threat within that same school district when the fbi reported this separate shooting threat. yeah, pretty scary for students. police say the suspect does attend a school within the tele pies union high school district. so far, no indication the 2 threats are connected. >> the original bomb threat this morning did force the district to keep kids home from school for the day as conferece theresa stasi reports the district did send out an e-mail this afternoon saying all schools have since been safe. >> evacuated due to a threat of vi

este crimen ocurrió en mayo pasado del 2023 en pleasanton, en una casa en la zona de owens drive.s conmemoran 12 años de las caminatas nocturnas de cese al fuego como esta. organizadas por el grupo fe en acción east bay. antes de la caminata de esta noche, los defensores hablarán sobre su década de trabajo en prevención. el evento está programado para comenzar en la iglesia allen temple baptist. palco deportivo dedicado a la selección mexicana, que ya entró de lleno en el nuevo ciclo de javier aguirre como director técnico y el balance fue de una victoria ante nueva zelanda y el empate frente a canadá del pasado martes. con pues rasgos interesantes en el rendimiento deportivo y con ausencias notables como las de edson Álvarez por lesión y la nueva convocatoria de senadores como memo ochoa, héctor herrera y chucky lozano, el vasco aguirre mostró sentirse feliz con el grupo mexicano. es muy esto, muy disciplinado, muy noble, muy. me encontré un grupo sanísimo, un equipo con los 5 sentidos abiertos a escucharme a seguir mis indicaciones. y si bien es verdad que no pudimos ganar este

first time in 13 years, a prisoner was executed, he was given a lethal injection, a 46-year-old freddy owensas sentenced to death in 1999 for the murder of a store clerk during a robbery, while awaiting trial he also killed a cellmate, the criminal was given the opportunity to choose one of three... be appointed for terrorism, espionage, treason. the most common method of execution is lethal injection, but since 2011 there have been problems with it, the manufacturer in the usa stopped producing the necessary drug, and the eu imposed a ban on the export of an analogue to america. the main alternative to poison is the electric chair. the current is used in eight states. in south carolina and several other places, death row inmates have a choice between lethal injection and other methods of execution. firing squads are legal in the united states, and are theoretically possible in five states, but were last used in 2010 at the request of the inmate. ronnie gardner shot and killed a prosecutor and spent 25 years on death row. gardner was tied to a chair, had a bag over his head, and five men sho

how that goes, but look at the bosnians, serbia and croatia, the united nations, the european union, owen, stoltenberg and the americans under clinton wanted to completely wipe them out and... destroy them uh, i help stop that, and bosnia is still there today, they are a un member state, yes, half the country has been overrun by a gang of genocidal maniacs, but without international law, international organizations, international lawyers, it would have been far worse, george, for some of us, nato are the gang of genocidal maniacs, but let's go back to... the israel question, professor, mr. khan, kc, an english king's council, chief prosecutor of the icc, said this week that world leaders had effectively threatened him, israel openly threatened him, and their lieutenants openly threatened him, but he went ahead and requested the arrest warrants for netanyahu. galant, but the court has not issued them. why is that? it's already been reported george, that the same leaders that are threat mr. khan, are threatening the uh panel of judges and the entire uh international criminal court, not to i

do it for us here at 7:00 for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our general manager, stacy owen. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening and we hope to see you back at 11. >>> so what happens had one of the word's biggest stars shares her presidential pick? we're about to find out. "access hollywood" starts right now. >> can we talk about taylor swift? >> this is something i know

investigators say it happened back in may of last year at a home on owens drive near 5.80, in pleasanton. officers say they were first told the man was stabbed ng robbery by 2 men wearing ski masks. but after a yearlong investigation, police say those claims were found to be fake. the suspect and the victim did know each other. tonight. deputies say a 50 year-old man from a rondo was the victim of yesterday's deadly shooting. it happened yesterday morning on las vegas road just north of highway 20 for one person was detained but has since been released. neighbors who live nearby say they believe it was an incident of road rage. >> i was working from home in heard a loud report sounding like a gunshot. this is one of the last places i with evers expect to hear one in the middle of the day. >> deputies have not confirmed what led up to the shooting. some developing news tonight, alameda county district attorney responding to a lawsuit claiming she's making criminal threats and intimidating her own employees for taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing the employe