paul adams, bbc news, tel aviv.nths. coming up on bbc news. of their group. of sexual assault after kissing a player without her consent. medals after their world cup win when rubiales grabbed her head and kissed her. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. days ofjenni hermoso's life. the incident in 2023 sparked global outrage of their group. spain's former football boss luis rubiales has been found guilty the spanish strikerjenni hermoso and her team—mates were being handed medals after their world cup win when rubiales grabbed her head and kissed her. he will have to pay a fine of more than 10,000 euros. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. spain's world cup winning moment should have been one of the best days ofjenni hermoso's life. instead, this now infamous and unwanted kiss from herfederation president tarnished everything. and saw luis rubiales charged with sexual assault. the former uefa vice president was acquitted of trying to jorge vilda, spain's former manager, and two colleagues wer

paul adams has more tel aviv. of it. 16 months on from october 7th, it all came surging back. this was the moment hamas gunmen forced their way into the bibas house. campaigner 0ded lifshitz were all killed by israeli bombs. were brought to tel aviv for formal identification. in hostages square, where these moments are seen and digested, a wave of grief. and fears of a nation. another six living hostages. building exactly a year ago. "my two sisters are here," mustafa says, "and my niece and two of my cousins. "five floors came down, one on top of the other. this war�*s trail of death and suffering is hard to comprehend. they can lay the dead to rest, but the war still isn't over. the grief is endless. paul adams, bbc news, tel aviv. hong kong's pro—democracy pets taken projydemocracy party has taken preparations towards initial preparations towards disbanding its leader said on thursday. speaking a news thursday. speaking at a news conference, party efflifcrchec eafts ehaifeeis'eh " " ' the efflifcrchec parts ehaif

he made the order during a visit by the israeli prime our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. international criminal court. according to donald trump, the international criminal court has engaged in... the icc accused both men of war crimes and crimes against humanity including murder, persecution and starvation. food, water and medicine. israel was outraged. the decision to issue an arrest warrant against me, the democratically elected prime minister of israel, and a former defence minister was made himself from sexual harassment charges and by biased judges the court's prosecutors also sought arrest warrants for three hamas leaders responsible for the savage attacks on october 7, 2023. but all three including the group's military chief have been killed during the war. this morning it condemned trump's executive order which it said would harm its independent and impartial judicial work. officials, its funding and even its it systems. during his first term as president, donald trump now he is redoubling his efforts, declaring war on the court in defence of israel. paul adams,

paul adams has more. amid now familiar scenes, three more hostages appear to be in better shape. a wave of relief. until yesterday, this complex deal seemed injeopardy. now it's working again. to witness the moment. after almost 500 days, emotions are raw. comes back, we arejust... where they were captured by the israeli army after october the 7th. greeted as heroes. some have been held for years. i'm very, very excited to see the pictures of the three can i ask... from december until may, and he said he was ok, came into israel. it's a nightmare. it could collapse at any minute, it's very fragile, and we are worried how long it will take, how long i have officers were called ,, , witnesses have told the bbc there was a huge commotion kent police say they've launched a murder investigation and are looking for a suspect, who is believed to be known to the victim. earlier we spoke to our correspondent here in knockholt and people who live in the village the three horseshoes overlooks the village green here in knockholt and people who live in the village described the place as quiet

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paul adams reports from tel aviv. israel is still waiting for shiri bibas to come home. her infant sons ariel and kfir on october the seventh. israelis found the orchestrated spectacle repellent. hours later came news that shiri had not been returned after all. these hamas monsters also cynically refused to bring back the boy's mother, shiri, and sent the body of a gazan today, the heavens shake. hamas claims all three were killed in an air strike. after last night's detailed forensic examination, but what about their mother? palestinians". may have played a part. body, or doesn't know where the real body is. we have to understand that we're talking about a war for the bibas family and their supporters, there's quiet fury towards the group that took them and the government that failed to get them back. terrorist organisation, and it was israel's the return of bodies has onlyjust begun, to be dead. hamas probably doesn't hold them all. finances in january. it means rachel reeves may have to increase meanwhile, retailsales rebounded injanuary, mainly there was a more cheer

paul adams, bbc news.sity of going beyond equivalence. and so only israelis are being charged in this case right now. give me your assessment. it's too early to know exactly what the practical impact will be of the sanctions. the sanctions include blocking property and assets in the united states. and also barring or suspending entry into the united states by icc officials. there are other ways also that the sanctions could affect the icc. for the icc�*s operations. it's a little too early to know exactly how investigation as the court may have to close its field offices. criminal court's operations. it could also, of course, lead to other outcomes. criminal court. those non—state parties include israel and the united states and other states in the world. and if the icc did not pursue such cases, revised or even dropped entirely. let me redo out a that has just come and from the icc just come and from the kc. who says, i note with president who says. i note with with regret us order deep with regret the us

very has accused hamas of very serious violations of the ceasefire agreement. 0ur correspondent paul adamscly asked hamas not to put on a show, 16 months on from october 7th, it all came surging back. into the bibas house. campaigner 0ded lifshitz were all killed by israeli bombs. the truth of that claim may never be known. were brought to tel aviv for formal identification. in hostages square, where these moments are seen and digested, a wave of grief. and fears of a nation. people have been holding their breath for 502 days. and we've all seen the video of shiri bibas and her two sons being taken away and i think many of us have been trying to kind of bury that, and now we can't. change again as the country prepares to welcome home but the trauma of october 7 has not faded away, and days like today bring it back into sharp, painful focus. looking for bodies. 72 people were killed by an air strike on this it's been too dangerous to come and search before now. and two of my cousins. "we haven't been able to get anyone out. "we just want to bury them." is hard to comprehend. the grief is en

israel's president herzog said the hearts of an entire paul adams has more from tel aviv. tried as muchung sons, hamas says shiri, her boys kfir and ariel, and veteran peace campaigner oded lifshitz were all killed by israeli bombs. the truth of that claim may never be known. israel now says mr lifshitz was murdered. back on israeli soil, a solemn convoy as the bodies and digested, a wave of grief. the bibas family have come to symbolise the hopes and fears of a nation. in two days' time, the mood here in hostages square will change again as the country prepares to welcome home another six living hostages. but the trauma of october 7th has not faded away, 72 people were killed by an air strike on this building exactly a year ago. "we just want to bury them." they can lay the dead to rest, but the war still isn't over. the grief is endless. spain's former football boss, luis rubiales, has been found guilty of sexual assault, after kissing a player without her consent. the spanish strikerjenni hermoso and her team mates were being handed head and kissed her. here's katie gornall. days ofj

paul adams, bbc news, tel aviv. you're live with bbc news.en its leader said on thursday. a final decision would still require approval of the party's members — with a 75% majority required from those in attendance. founded in 1994 in the run—up to hong kong's return protests in 2019. for the fifth day today, of indonesian students will be rallying across the country against budget cuts and other austerity measures. the movement jusi zfi’753i27’ just four months into the comes just four months into the presidency, are presidency, protesters are worried the president's cost—cutting drive and his flagship free will 77 will undermine programme will undermine social support systems works a support systems and works a on funds. protesters squeeze on funds. protesters say they will continue to fight saythey will continue to fight have drawn scythe-y will continue to fight have drawn up a list of and have drawn up a list of demands for the government. let's get the latest from our reporter from let's get the latest from our reporterfrom bbc indonesi

paul adams, bbc news.rlier, i spoke to the father of an israeli hostage who was released last weekend after all those months in captivity. i'm sure these are very joyous times in your family with the return of your son. first of all, tell us how is he? >> all things considered, he is doing ok. he has just begun what will be a long period of recovery and rehabilitation but he was reunited with his wife and three little children saturday afternoon. it is as if he and we have been born again. caitrÍona: tell us about that moment when he met his wife and three girls, one of whom was born while he was being held hostage. >> there are things in life that i have found that words cannot describe them. i don't have the words in english or any other language that can adequately describe the joy and relief of seeing sagui back with us, very depleted of course. he suffered wounds during the massacre, and of course 500 days in captivity of terrorists, underground, no sunlight, very little food, horrific sanitary condit

our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports.l and the us are not members of the there was never any chance that donald trump and benjamin netanyahu would recognise its rulings. as the two men cemented their relationship this according to donald trump, the international criminal court has engaged in... and starvation. the chiefzarchiteczt of the war food, water and medicine. israel was outraged. the court's prosecutor also sought arrest but all three including the group's military chief have could have serious consequences on court during his first term as president, donald trump allegations of war crimes committed by us now he is redoubling his efforts, declaring war with the power to bring prosecutions for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. of the hague, was established in 2002 to hold rogue leaders india, israel, russia, and the united states. in november, it issued arrest warrants for israel's prime as well as the military commander of hamas. who is in the hague — and i asked her it is something they had been p

>> we're not putting paul giamatti next to abraham lincoln and john adams. >> paul giamatti won an emmyams! how many emmys did john adams win for being john adams? >> ronny, what the [bleep] are you talking about? john adams was the second president and he didn't even have slaves. early america. no slaves. second president? pretty cool. >> you know else who didn't have slaves? paul "the hottie with the body" giamatti. >> i'm really trying to be unified right now, ronny, but i'm going to kill you. >> why don't you come here and i'll unify my fist with your face? >> desi: guys, guys! fist-fighting over paul giamatti is not what the garden of heroes is all about! >> oh, i'm sorry, i don't want to walk through a garden staring at lincoln's penis. >> ronny, what? why would his penis be out? >> because obviously the statues will be naked! like they are in europe. they all got little baby carrot dicks. it's called culture. >> bro, this is america. our statues have clothes, wear funny-ass hats, and ride horses. >> i can give you hats and horses, but they're nude or i walk. >> desi: excuse me, g

. >> the last line a true reference to john adams, played by paul giamatti in the hbo rendition.e checks on power which tried to protect our democracy. a lot of these are well known. they're taught in school instead of a king who wields all power. the us, very deliberately divided power across the government. sounds familiar to most people who've dabbled in any american civics. so congress gets to write laws and spend the money. the executive branch gets to enforce them and lead the whole federal government within law courts, then interpret those laws and make their rulings. paul giamatti, as john adams, broke down that as a function of not only divided power across those branches that i mentioned, but also on federalism. >> our nation. >> cannot bind together without powerful central government, but we must. also accommodate the needs of our constituent states. >> the power of. >> one must check and balance the other. >> the states, that is adams on checks and balances and he goes beyond just the branches i mentioned. right. the federal branches. executive, legislative, the cour

but several prosecutors resigned rather than drop the charges against adams. so, paulor adams understands the assignment. he's getting a temporary break on his criminal case so that he can help donald trump and elon musk achieve their political objectives. that's against every rule in the us attorney manual and the justice department code of ethics. and so that's why these prosecutors, these brave american heroes, resign rather than carry out this unethical order, which is trump's attempt to weaponize the justice department. >> eugene, how are they talking about this within the white house? because, of course, you've got homan backing up the idea that it's not a quid pro quo, but privately. what's the idea here? >> yeah, i think i mean, he even when he was on tv with eric adams. right. he talked about basically like i'm going to be in your office if things don't go well. right. kind of like making clear here that they see this as political. and even in the argument in dropping this case, it wasn't that, you know, there was nothing here. there was there was no evidence.

paul mccartney and adam sandler in the same section. kevin costner sitting, you know, next to pete davidson. stars were there. jay-z was there. of course, everywhere you looked, it was stars. and the eagles put on a show. >> the eagles definitely put on a show. but the thing i know that i'm always watching is also the ads in between that show the real show, if you will. guys, let me play one of my favorites, brian, because it really just is fantastic. >> something wrong? >> it's not doing it. >> no good. >> nothing. >> well, we can't have that. >> yeah. >> mhm. >> mhm mhm. >> what's happening. >> i'm you just let it keep. >> going brian. >> brian what's the verdict. and what are the reviews on how great or not great the super bowl ads were last night. >> they were you know last liberties couple inspirational things. the harry. >> i think. >> is a. >> good idea. >> the question was among the critics, do the younger. >> people know. this movie at all and do they relate to billy. >> crystal and. >> meg ryan? >> except for. >> sydney sweene

jimmy and his guests -- jim gaffigan, betty gilpin, mary ellen matthews, musical guest, adam lambert, and featuring paulhaffer and the world's most dangerous band. >> paul: questlove, come home! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. that's fantastic. that is fantastic. ♪ wow! [ cheers and applause ] love that! fantastic. thank you. enjoy yourself, everybody. welcome, everyone. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] that's right. well, guys, it's the day after the super bowl, and i that saw that this year, a record 22 million people called in sick to work. [ laughter ] that being said, i want to introduce paul shaffer and the world's most dangerous band. [ cheers and applause ] the roots -- >> paul: it's aaron and jeremy and tom and anton -- >> jimmy: yes! >> paul: -- and felicia and will lee. >> jimmy: and felicia and will lee! >> paul: they're all here! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: everyone's here! i'm so psyched! i'm honored to have you. thank you very much. they'll be here all week. >> pau

we had adam sandler, paul rudd, we. >> had a big eagles fan.s, of course, here. >> megan thee stallion. yeah. and tom brady made a joke on air. he's like, kevin hart's here. how did they find kevin hart? he's so small. of course jabbing back at him because he hosted the tom brady roast. but yes star studded night. and then the performances i thought were done really well, starting with that national anthem by jon batiste. beautifully done. it went a little long. there was a profit on it. >> some would say it went just the right amount. >> yeah, it was 120.5 seconds. was it going to be over or under that amount. >> and it was it was. >> disputed, right. >> it was disputed because he landed right. on it. some sports book gave it the under, some gave it the over. and some people were happy if they gave it the over. i'm just going to i'm just going to say that. but then we got to the halftime show and the mixed. >> reviews. >> it was different. so from my perspective here, obviously we can't see what it's like on the television broadcast. but but i

. >> paul mccartney with adam sandler. >> anne hathaway has got the green on. >> when "et" comes aroundowe! >> are there any chiefs fans here? >> there might be one or two. >> did you make this? >> this is made by a designer who found some vintage cheap sheets and made it for me. >> "et" was everywhere with the stars who scored tickets to the game. nick cannon made a father-son weekend with 7-year-old son. >> were some of the other kids mad that one of them got to come? >> they don't know. >> they will know now. they will know now. >> it was a daddy daughter date for jay-z and blue ivy. they created this -- remember when fans shipped them last summer? >> she's got a spark and we've never had coffee together, but i know how to meet girls if i have to. >> savannah guthrie jokingly commented "new couple alert." >> this is like i woke up on the very first day after i'd need my on that monday. my little girl ran down the stairs and she looked at me and she goes "you are here!" so right decision confirmed. >> what did you think of the game? >> i'm bummed. >> machine gun kelly and pete davidso

after hosting snl's second-ever episode, paul simon kicked off sunday's show alongside sabrina carpenter and miley cyrus and lil' wayne. but the highlight came from adamears of lorne ♪ ♪ 6 years of our boy farley ♪ 5 of our buddy norm ♪ >> none other than sir paul mccartney capped off the night with a show-stopping rendition of the final three songs of the beatles' abbey road. >> and that song, that was, those were the tears. that's when that happened. >>> when we come back, why shakira's sunday show in peru was postponed. >>> and captain america stuck the landing after soaring into theaters. green juice. diet, exercise... ...statins helped. but our ldl-c (bad cholesterol) - it was stuck! - stuck! just couldn't lower it enough. and high ldl-c meant a real risk of another attack. so i said, “let's ask our doctor about repatha.” what can i say? listen to your heart. repatha plus a statin dramatically lowers ldl-c by 63%, and drops the risk of having a heart attack by 27%. do not take repatha if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can occur. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling of the face, lips,

paul, we just had democratic congressman adam smith on and in playing and in playing that for him.e said that that is just a bold faced lie. i mean, the facts are that they have not been maximally transparent. you call that oval office press conference yesterday surreal. but what of it? >> well, it was. >> first off, just the optics. the president of the united states, donald trump. >> was sitting. >> his supposed. >> aide, mr. musk, was standing. trump's literally looking up at him. i've never seen trump so deferential. well, once. >> when he was with putin. >> so this is a weird dynamic. where trump seems to really. >> be. >> happy to. >> hand off power to. >> this guy. >> and i suppose that's fine. >> but my bigger problem. >> was the talk about fraud and corruption. >> donald trump's only experience with. fraud is. committing it. he's a convicted felon for committing fraud, business records. >> fraud. and so he. >> doesn't give a. >> rip snort about fraud. give me. >> a break. if you. >> care about fraud, if you care about corruption, you don't fire the inspectors general. righ

impressions of adam. >> steve: no, it was the first one. >> jimmy: and so i did -- [ incoherent sandler noises ] [ laughter ] something like that. and i saw lorne started laughing. >> paul and applause ] you made him laugh. yeah. >> jimmy: so i thank adam sandler. and i just want to thank lorne michaels because, gosh, he just changed my life, and he's just become a mentor to me and a friend. [ cheer applause ] i love him so much. >> paul: you know what i got to -- what i'm tripping out on is steve higgins was judging you. >> jimmy: yes. >> paul: now he works for you. >> jimmy: yeah. that's the way it works, yeah. >> steve: that's the way it works. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: i sold out fast. >> jimmy: yeah. >> paul: wow! [ laughter ] >> steve: but i'm good, man. >> jimmy: now you work for me. yeah, exactly. but yeah, you -- higgins, you were there. and did you -- did you know -- did you go, "o"oh, this d is gonna be okay"? or was i too green? was i nervous? >> steve: no, perfect. it was one of the best -- i hate to compliment you, but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would you hate to compliment me? >> steve: well, no, no reason. no reason. >> jimmy: i'm gonna be up -- i'm g

paul simon kicked off the show with sabrina carpenter. lil wayne took to the stage throughout the night. but the musical highlight came from former cast member adam♪ 6 years of our boy farley ♪ ♪ 5 of our buddy norm ♪ >> got a good voice there. >> he does. >> sir paul mccartney capped off the night with a show-stopping rendition from "abbey road." >> i do not forget that paul mccartney can sing. >>> coming up, youtube tv users can breathe a sigh of relief and tune in to their fore avit channels. >>> and how bourbon, the pope and a priest teamed up for a good cause. with heart disease, you never know. so we made changes. green juice. diet, exercise... ...statins helped. but our ldl-c (bad cholesterol) - it was stuck! - stuck! just couldn't lower it enough. and high ldl-c meant a real risk of another attack. so i said, “let's ask our doctor about repatha.” what can i say? listen to your heart. repatha plus a statin dramatically lowers ldl-c by 63%, and drops the risk of having a heart attack by 27%. do not take repatha if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can occur. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing or swallo

50 years after hosting snl's second-ever episode, paul simon kicked off last night's show alongside sabrina carpenter. a musical highlight came from adamtribute to the show that made him famous and some of the beloved faces they've lost over the years. ♪ 45 years of lorne ♪ ♪ 6 years of our boy, farley ♪ ♪ of our buddy norm ♪ >> beautiful voice there. >> mm-hm. >> none other than sir paul mccartney capped off the night with a show-stopping rendition from "abbey road." >> so many expectations. i think think nailed it. >>> up next, how crypto romance scammers are sweet talking victims out of their money. >>> and captain era sos e p of the box office with an impressive debut. go through. but we could... with heart disease, you never know. so we made changes. green juice. diet, exercise... ...statins helped. but our ldl-c (bad cholesterol) - it was stuck! - stuck! just couldn't lower it enough. and high ldl-c meant a real risk of another attack. so i said, “let's ask our doctor about repatha.” what can i say? listen to your heart. repatha plus a statin dramatically lowers ldl-c by 63%, and drops the risk of having a heart attack by 27%. do

and adams has already demonstrated that he understands the assignment. >> all right, paul butler. >>e your take. >> thank you so much for being here. straight ahead. an alarming measles outbreak spreading. >> in texas. >> we'll check the record on vaccine effectiveness and. >> the. >> the. >> importance of public known for pursuing your passions. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 18 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non-small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surgery when you have early-stage lung cancer, which can be removed by surgery, and then continued alone after surgery to help prevent your lung cancer from coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea, severe stomach pain, nausea, or vomiting, heada

adam lambert, once again! [ cheers and applause ] and paul shaffer and the world's most dangerous band. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." good night, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- colman domingo. from "snl," writer paula pell. an all-new closer look. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind we're going to get to the news. during his fox news interview last night before the super bowl, president trump said that he was backing the kansas city chiefs. oh, man, that sure didn't work out. [ laughter ] who else -- who else were you backing last night? drake? [ ughter ] during the same interview, trump also said that he's serious about wanting canada to become the 51st state. and you know an idea is bad when you have to keep telling people you're serious. [ laughter ] "you know what? i'm going

adam lambert, once again! [ cheers and applause ] and paul shaffer and the world's most dangerous band. [ cheers and applause ]hank you for watching. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." good night, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- graham norton, alex wagner. an all-new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. president-elect trump will be sworn in next week for his second term. "well, i'm out," said everyone doing dry january. [ laughter ] president biden on wednesday is set to deliver his farewell address from the oval office, though i think he already did that during the first debate. [ light laughter ] bye, bye. former vice president mike pence revealed on friday what he said to president-elect trump at president jimmy carter's state funeral. it was, "no, i don't know how long this is going

paul shaffer to a rare appearance. from jack nicholson. >> ladies and gentlemen, adam sandler. >> sabrina carpenter. >> finally made a cameo the studio. >> audience also filled with famous faces who got in on. >> the. >> fun with tina fey and amy poehler. >> ryan reynolds. how's it going? >> great. >> hi. what have you heard? >> no. >> by 16 time host. steve martin doing the honors. >> with. >> the opening monologue. >> it was only a few days ago that lorne told me i was doing the monologue, and i was actually vacationing on a friend's boat down in the gulf of steve martin. >> but the laughs started even before the show, with snl stars taking the black and gold carpet. >> i've been to red. >> carpets before, but never one where most of the people are talented. >> oh my. >> and of course, there were some special musical guests too. >> from miley cyrus performing a cover of sinead o'connor's nothing compares. >> to you. >> don't even think on me. >> to paul mccartney performing. >> a medley from the. beatles abbey road. we love. you all. adding to friday night's homecoming. >> concert, >> the town. >> where cher, the backstr

brimming with celebrity cameos, from a sketch featuring ge smith and paul shaffer, to a rare appearance from jack nicholson. >> adamreynolds, how is it going? >> great. why? what have you heard? >> reporter: 16-time host steve martin dioing the honors with te opening monodog. >> only a few days ago i was told i was doing the monologue. i was actually vacationing. >> reporter: before the start of the show, "snl" stars taking the black and gold carpets. >> most of the people are talented. ♪ >> reporter: of course, there were special musical guests, too. from miley cyrus performing a s "nothing compares to you," to paul mccartney performing a medley from the beatles' "abbey road." all adding to friday night's homecoming concert. ♪ turn back time ♪ >> reporter: where cher, the backstreet boys, and lauryn hill rocked radio city. and will ferrell and anna's marty and bobby characters covered some of the day's biggest hits. ♪ >> reporter: it was adam sandler's heartfelt musical performance on sunday that brought studio 8h to its feet. ♪ 50 years of the best times of our lives ♪ [ applause ] >> i got a little teary-eyed wi

. >> paul, great to see you when we return. new york city mayor eric adamscorruption case could be headed for dismissal, but it. doesn't mean. >> those charges cannot come back to haunt him in the future and later. a very. rare look. >> into the murdochs. >> and the war for the family. >> media empire. >> at fox. our friend mckay. >> coppins is here. with that. >> the 11th hour just getting >> the 11th hour just getting underway on a wednesday night. (man) got one more antoine. (vo) with usps ground advantage, it's like you're with us every step of the way. ♪ (man) cooool. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door. dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. ♪ mi

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adams, fema abruptly pulled $80 million in funds from new york for housing migrants. joining me now, nbc's julia ainsley, former federal prosecutor, professor at georgetown school of law and msnbc legal analyst paulolitical analyst and former democratic congresswoman from maryland, donna edwards. so, julia, what was homan looking to get out of this meeting with mayor adams today? well, look, he knows that there is some. wiggle room there as. opposed to some of the other sanctuary. >> cities that have been. >> very publicly against. >> what. >> the trump. >> administration is doing in. >> terms of deportations. >> adams has given him some reason to believe that there could. be some. cooperation there. and even. >> though new york city is. >> a sanctuary. >> city, adams was very vocal that he didn't think the biden administration was doing enough to help the city when they had an influx of over 60,000, mainly venezuelan migrants that began sleeping on the streets. >> there and inside. >> the roosevelt hotel in the fall of 2023. even though the biden administration did allow a lot of those people to work, there still a lot of them in the city. they also were dealing with the gang that train de aragu

adams. joining me now, brendan buck, former press secretary to former house speaker john boehner and paul ryanst. and michael hardaway, former communications director for congressman hakeem jeffries. now, brendan, some are comparing these justice department's resignations to richard nixon's saturday night massacre that led to the downfall of his presidency during watergate. but this is a very different president, a different congress. do you think there's anything to that comparison? >> well, look, i would imagine in the long, you know, full picture of the trump presidency, this will probably just be a blip. i can't imagine that this will be the most extraordinary thing that happens, certainly with with the doj. let's remember, this is a president in one of the first, if not the first acts of taking office was freeing hundreds or more than a thousand people who stormed the capitol on january 6th. it's very clear that this is a person who does not have any real sense for what the word justice means, or any any respect for our system of government checks and balances and basic norms. this is not

adams county. >> d.a. alvin bragg. our nation turns its lonely eyes to you. maybe again. paul butler, thank you very much, my friend.r zelenskyy is slamming donald trump after the american president played the role of putin's little helper, floating the astounding lie that ukraine, ukraine was responsible for russia invading them. and now trump, who seems to worship the 24 year russian president, is calling zelensky a dictator. calling zelensky a dictator. we'll be right b if you have bladder leaks when you laugh or cough like we did, there's a treatment that can help: bulkamid and the relief can last for years. we're so glad we got bulkamid. call this number, today. get your bladder back. (agent) we've always said never sell a house in the winter. that's not true. with opendoor, you can skip the showings and get a real cash offer. you are disguising my voice, right? (director) ahhh, of course. (agent with altered voice) foof, just checking. (vo) it's true. opendoor makes selling easy, in any season. more cardiologists recommend super beats for heart health support than any other beat brand at super beats. com. >> g

. >> dana: paul mauro, former nypd lawyer and fox news contributor joins us now. a little bit more from steve doocy pressing mayor adams on past immigration stances. watch here. >> let's be clear, i'm not standing in the way. i'm collaborating against so many others. >> steve: now you are. >> go back to spring of 2022. i was saying we need to get dangerous people off our streets. >> steve: it wasn't happening. >> is that true? we do have crime in the this city. >> did you help ice? >> in the level of enforcement for criminal actions yes. the law says eric, you cannot do it for civil enforcement. for criminal actions. >> dana: what did you make of all that, paul? >> it was in the details here. they are leaning hard on the fact ice will have an office in ryker's, that's progress. one problem. ryker eva's is about to disappear. they get rid of it and pushing the jails to the -- ryker's at maybe a year half. a third in jail beds. we locked nobody up now in in town. now we go down a third. where does ice fit into this? it gets complicated. the laws that are in place were passed and signed into law. mayor is constrained by t

adams carries out the administration's wishes. both have denied there was any such agreement. is part of her alluring, the judge appointed this manner, paula conservative u.s. attorney general during w bush's administration. he has tasked to argue against the trump doj decision. he will serve to give an independent argument of the merits of the effort to get the charges dropped. the controversy has prompted adam's fellow democrat new york kathy hochul to clamp down on the mayor's power at city hall. she has instituted oversight to ensure adams does not act on behalf of the president. she has the power to remove him from office, but she says that is premature. >> i have determined i will not commence removal proceedings at this time. my strong belief is that the will of the voters in the democratic elections preclude me from any other action. >> the next step will be arguments that were on the merits of the case set for next month. the judge clearly taking extra steps before the final decision and only penne federal judge for two years. so, it seems like he's trying to take his time. >> john: lots of big decisions to make. i guess you want

adams has allowed i.c.e. to reopen its office in rikers island to help with getting criminal illegal immigrants without of the city. this is paul together. >> they're leaning very hard on the fact that i.c.e. is going to have an office in rikers. okay, that's great. that's progress. there's only one problem, rikers is about to disappear. as we all know, they're pushing the jails out to the boroughs, and i have not heard anybody say in the these borough offices we're going to put i.c.e. offices, right? rikers at most maybe a year, year and a half, and is let's just be clear, when they do that, we're going to go down about a third in jail beds. bryan: rikers island, that's one move. what more would you like to see mayor adams do on the issue of -- >> okay. the closing of rikers, that was passed in the prior administration. i believe the year is 2027. now, here's what the progressives want, the paul's point -- to paul's point. i will say this, maybe he's unaware that the progressives wanted a federal monitor if in rikers island with the hopes of closing it that much harder, that much quicker. well, now that a they have a federal m

paul sanders, thank you both for sharing your perspective this evening. >> thank you. >> thank you. ♪ amna: we start the day's other headlines with the growing pressure on new york city's mayor eric adamsrk governor kathy hochul met with political leaders in manhattan today as she weighs whether to remove him from office. four of mayor adams' top deputies resigned last night amid growing questions over his ability to govern the city. it followed a decision by the justice department to drop its corruption case against adams, on the grounds that it would allow him to focus on president trump's immigration crackdown. federal judge dale ho ordered a hearing tomorrow that will look into the justice department's decision. weather officials are warning of record cold across the central u.s., as the season's 10th and most severe polar vortex blankets the region. states in the rockies and northern plains are experiencing temperatures as low as -60 degrees in some areas, when factoring in windchill. further south, a band of states, from kansas to virginia, are facing snow storms. that comes as kentucky and other parts of appalachia are still cleaning up from recent flooding. governor andy beshea

paul shaffer to. >> a. >> rare appearance. from jack nicholson. >> ladies and gentlemen, adam sandler. >> sabrina carpenter. >> finally made a cameoonors with the opening monologue. >> it was only a few days ago that lorne told me i was doing the monologue, and i was actually vacationing on a friend's boat down in the gulf of steve martin. >> but the laughs started even before the show, with snl stars taking the black and gold carpet. i've been. >> to. >> red carpets before. >> but never one where most of the people are talented. >> oh, by. >> and of course, there were. >> some special. >> musical guests too. >> from miley cyrus performing a cover of sinead o'connor's nothing compares. >> to you. >> think back. >> to paul. >> mccartney performing. >> a medley from the beatles abbey road. >> we love you all. >> adding to friday night's homecoming concert. >> turn back time. >> where cher, the backstreet boys and lauryn hill rocked. >> radio city, london. >> and will ferrell and ana gasteyer as marty and robbie. >> characters covered. >> some of today's biggest hits. >> body ody. >> ody ody. >> ody ody. >> but it was adam sandler's

white's adamant and repeated denials about that dna evidence against him, investigators uncover another critical piece of evidence. >> i ran every kind of data history check on him. the big point with pauls. >> that's right, a white ford focus. and, remember, that's the very same vehicle make caught on a surveillance camera the day bob eidman was murdered. >> paul white was a passenger in that vehicle, and the driver was identified, via tickets, as cleo hines. >> why was the car stopped in the first place? >> registration on the vehicle. >> the registration on the vehicle was out of date? >> that's correct. >> who was the driver of the car? >> the driver of the vehicle was cleo hines. >> what was significant about that? >> we later learned that cleo hines was living with paul white, and his girlfriend was best friends with paul white's wife. >> so, they had a long-standing relationship? >> yes, sir. >> what was the indication that you had that cleo hines might've been involved in the murder of robert eidman? >> it was cleo hines' vehicle. >> you were sure of that? >> i was sure of that. i had a couple other officers contact cleo hines, and they arrested cleo hines and brought him to the

, love it donald trump's proposal to take control paul adams, bbc it donald trump's proposal to take control pauladams, bbc news, month. pauladams, bbc news, jerusalem. of new york city. that's after mayor eric adams denied claims that he asked the trump administration to drop the case in exchange the trump administration to drop the case in excha or: fact foreign contributors, or contributors that were not registered voters, and they would use straws to basically stand in place to make it stand in the place to make it look as though they were real voters. and as a result of that whole scheme, eric adams was able to get some $10 million from the city of new york for his campaign. and it was a clear and simple rip—off, the documents are there, the witnesses are there. it is a pretty overwhelming case. find pretty overwhelming case. and ma or as pretty overwhelming case. and mayor as we — pretty overwhelming case. and mayor as we mentioned has denied all of charges. if you take a look at this motion, it says this corruption case could interfere with eric adams�* re—election bid are also

my comedian guest this evening are paul cox and adam kumars. welcome. how are you? i'm good.nks, josh. >> i'm good. it's february. >> i'm good. it's february. >> yeah. good to see you. >> it's always good to get january out of the way, isn't it? i don't like the wish life away, but january is a right kick in the old taxes. yeah, just endless gloom. >> fortunately, i earned so little last year that i got tax. >> rebate to be celebrating. but yeah, i get it. >> that's like the benefit of being poor. >> yes. yeah, exactly. >> yes. yeah, exactly. >> how are you? you're right. >> how are you? you're right. >> very good. you know, i got a little rebate myself, but. >> well, thank you so much for asking where i was last week. yeah. it was my. it was my son's bar mitzvah. >> lovely. >> lovely. >> which was great. so i'm even poorer than ever, having spent every money cent i own. anyway, look, let's get some questions from our wonderful studio audience. thank you for being here, guys. who was our first question from? oh, there we go. >> hiya. >> hiya. >> hello. >> hello. >> is sadiq k