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these are the lines a british lawyer sir settle. radcliffe drew across the map of british india to create india and pakistan bar design itself divided into east and west pakistan at that time. in creating hindu majority, india and islamic pakistan conditions was set for mos migration and religious pogroms. some 12000000 people found themselves on the wrong side of a line that divided nations along religious lines. in those, in newly created pakistan, fled to india and muslims in the opposite direction. up to a 1000000 people were massacred in the ensuing violence. it's a story of shared violence among pakistanis and indians. as we had into independence day celebrations of both countries. it's worth shouting from those that witness these new nations being born amidst the carnage as well as the promise of a better future. ah, i lose a g, a g, d. so all those had arranged memories of partition. dr. d was it? jenny? d should need was no ditching there. he's very what engine? light on stranger loosening. good job. some bad games. then suddenly it's jackie. this started the way you might have.

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the british colonial rule came to an august of 1947 radcliffe to align. bothering him down and focused on the line also divided this way. part of been job during off, which is families and communities dissecting the mainstream narrative asi international. that's where we question more. welcome to your news on this monday. now to some frontline news for you to kick off the program here on our t, it's where russian led forces to advance and bond boss reaching key strongholds of ukrainian troops in the region. recently the town of pesky where ukrainian fight has, that's where they used that position to attacker, residential buildings in don. yes, it did. finally fall under the control of that don't yet group public soldiers. russian lead forces have also taken a strategic point on the outskirts of said artist. and one of our t cruz visited the captured positions near there where don't yet square public forces face cracking and cracking is, are ukranian neo nazi battalion cameras. iraq audits here commanding offices are dazzled by our unannounced visit, but seized the chance to parade the

radcliffe mantuvo al presunto delincuente en el suelo hasta que llegaron las autoridades para arrestarloene empatía con los demás seres humanos >> que es trágico y que de verdad no le importa y volvería a asesinar una y otra vez. el hombre de las 1000 caras llamó la atención pública en el 2011 con el asesinato de ivette peña >> en el 2017 fue sentenciado a vida sin posibilidad de libertad condicional, el 2019 cuando fue transferido a la prisión de (nombre inaudible) él fue asignado en una celda conoce romero, después de estar con él en esa celda lo decapitó >> degolló y deslumbró a luis romero lo que ha hecho cuestionar algunos sobre su salud mental >> actualmente el caso contra el asesino convictos está en espera de la decisión está totalmente para enfrentar un juicio >> al principio se encontró que no estaba competente para tener juicio, que él no podía entender los procedimientos legales y tampoco podía ser un participante de su defensa >> un juez no determinado si esto puede proceder así o no >> la complejidad es la forma de ser del asesino y ha generado múltiples interrogantes y las

and it was the worst. darcy, radcliffe, freezing there is no day for more than 2 years in which there is not a day in, on temperature, below freezing. we calculate how many people would die from the direct effects of the nuclear war. ready the heretic effects we already know about number of people that would die from starvation, far removed from where any bombs will be dropped was more than 10 times the number of direct effects. the non proliferation treaty negotiations are just ending today in or tomorrow, i guess in, in new york at the united nations. and the question is, what will be the final statement. ready of the 9 nuclear nations, including the u. s. and russia, make a commitment to reduce nuclear weapons and go along with article 6 of this treaty, which they've been ignoring for a while. this is not just a u. s. nato russia problem. it's and involves the entire world and all these countries have to have nuclear weapons and i need to resolve their problems without my having a nuclear conflict. there are people that build weapons. there are people that are in the military that

these are the lines that a british lawyer, sir cyril radcliffe, drew across the map of british india to create india and pakistan. pakistan itself divided into east and west pakistan. in creating hindu majority, india in islamic pakistan. conditions were set for mass migration and religious pogroms. some 12000000 people found themselves on the wrong side of a line that divided nations along religious lines. hindus and newly created pakistan fled to india, and muslims in the opposite direction. up to a 1000000 people were massacred in the violence that followed. it's a story of shared violence among pakistan's and indians. and as we head into independence day celebrations for both countries, it's worth hearing from those who witnessed these new nations being born amid the carnage as well as the promise of a better future. ah, very young at that time i g 3040. so all those shadowing memories of partition dr. d, was it jenny? did was no do seeing that he's or what engine? light on change loosening good. just some targets. then suddenly it started. this started dividing us might have, i

a 1947 radcliffe to align modeling and focused on the dying, also divided by a part of been jobs during about with families in community with leaving here in the russian capital with monday. welcome to the global news, run up an rti. i'm an explosion in capital has left 2 people injured. the incident is believed to have happened near a local tv channel. on comes on the day of the 1st anniversary of the taliban returning to power enough gas done amid decay. y'all take us withdrawal. a local journalist sent us this report. on monday, the islamic government of the taliban was celebrating the 1st anniversary of their victory over the americans who left afghanistan on the same day last year and the taliban established their own rule. meanwhile, there was an explosion in the capital cobble which caused chaos later. government officials said de bloss occurred in a wheelbarrow. it may have been a magnetic device or a mine, but we don't know about the nature of this last yet. here in the streets of cobbled people strongly believe it was a bomb planted by the enemy to subvert our celebrations in

congressman jim jordan from the great state of ohio and john lee radcliffe from the great state of texas. , two most knowledgeable people in terms of contrasting the way that department and bureau may treat republican versus democrats, allegations of collusion with russia and hillary clinton and her documents, jimmy, i start with you, for those who say gather the facts and evidence, it also matters who is gathering those fact and whether you have confidence in them. >> right, are kind to say that about john and i but no one was better than digging in than you, i would thrown out name kevin kline smith, he altered evidence when they first started spying on president trump's case, we know that because of the inspector general. this is the justice department that treats moms and dads as domestic terrorists, the administration that will unleash 87 thousand irs agencies to harass american taxpayers and american family, now we know that administration that raided the home of the former president of united states and likely republican presidential candidate in 2024. these are -- sometimes i ste

let's pick it up with paula radcliffe and andrew cotter as they moved down the back straight.ust moved hodgkinson just moved almost effortlessly clear of herring. fell behind, i now bell will strike. hodgkinson, although silver medals, turning them now to gold, surely. finishing strongly, it's hodgkinson, reekie fading! hodgkinson for gold! just ahead of hoffman of switzerland. but silver this time behind one of the very best in keely hodgkinson, the world championships, the commonwealth games, brought a certain frustration. this championships brings gold. afterwards, she caught up with sarah mulkerrins. i think you could tell i was very happy— i think you could tell i was very happy to— i think you could tell i was very happy to come here and get on top of the podium — happy to come here and get on top of the podium. i'm really happy. i have a great _ the podium. i'm really happy. i have a great team — the podium. i'm really happy. i have a great team around me who helped me all season _ a great team around me who helped me all season. everyone in my... we made _ all season.

some newspapers are touting jim radcliffe, who is a british billionaire, who lost out on a bid to buycould he be in the running? dani: the fans certainly don't want the glazer's. elon musk tweeted about it and then took it back, did that add fuel to regulation higher? >> definitely rose the share price pretty high and it was quite amazing, the global reach. elon musk is not going to buy it, but he said he is a lifelong fan. they are such a global brand that so many people would want to invest in them if this does happen. they haven't won anything since 2017 and that is why the fans appeared to be so annoyed with the glazer family. they are thinking of holding a protest at the next match against liverpool. 5 billion pounds is the going rate for this club, so it is not cheap. manus: you know what? here's the thing, isn't it? you've got american interest and disinterest and then the russian money is no longer available to buy these trophy assets, so it changes the landscape, but does it change the pricing? >> definitely changes the landscape. the pricing is always going to be interesting

speculation in the newspaper said jim radcliffe, a british billionaire, could be interested in buying francine: this is a huge story. it gets everyone talking about who could do it and who could not. this is on the back of the chelsea sale. could americans make money? >> we did see when chelsea was sold, americans made money. it was todd foley and clearlake investment who did that sale. the premier league will make so much money this year. they could outclass european competitors, and a lot of it is due to american investment. this is a club that is everywhere, it is so global. they were so successful, they won 13 trophies. they have not won since 2017, but i grew up in africa, and wherever i went there was a man united towel hanging up somewhere. francine: i have rarely seen owners who are not liked as the glazers. what does this tell us about potential buyers? >> apparently what will happen with the club, manchester united fans are so unhappy, they could hold protests on august 22 when they face liver will let home. -- face liverpool at home. they lost their first game 4-0, and the

while we were in congress, -- and this guy named john radcliffe, we would go to dinner every month.e would talk about our families, what is happening. we would argue, who is more conservative? what did you vote for? i thought i would win based upon my votes, but you know what i found out at the end of the day? i thought tim was the most conservative, but i'm going to give it to trey. when i look back, i bought every single dinner we have gone. >> [laughter] >> that is pretty good. that is pretty good. to the governor, i think you talk more about american history then california allows in their schools today. so, thank you. >> [applause] >> i came to see what a real governor looks like. >> [applause] >> i also wanted to come to the state to see who is stealing all of our jobs. >> [laughter] >> you know, i knew the silver elephant was important, powerful. it is more powerful than i ever could have imagined. this is the first time i have ever seen lindsey graham at 9:27 p.m. and not on the hannity show. >> [laughter] >> seriously. i will tell you, to joe wilson, the dean of this delega

hired him were renowned feminists in that era, and one woman agnes irwin, was the first dean of radcliffe college. another woman was a woman who organized sanitary affairs and organized relief supplies for civil war troops for the union side. when philadelphia was hosting the world's fair, she demanded there be a woman's pavilion there, and when the organizers refused, they said i'm sure we will do that. after they did not do it, she went ahead and add the best go ahead and do it. franklin, heirs, decided, we don't think philadelphia is managing the money correctly, and in his will, he said if the money is being used in the methods i set out, it should go to my surviving heirs. they came together and hired pepper. and pepper said, i think we have a case. he was arguing against the use of benjamin franklin's money in philadelphia before philadelphia judges. and pepper not sit down, he tried once, he tried a second time, he tried a third time. it is amusing to read in his memoir of how stagnant he was against him and the family. in the end he lost, but at the same time he said he won, becau

one of britain's richest man, jim radcliffe, announcing today he wants to buy a stake in a soccer cluby taking ownership. this comes less than a day after elon musk joked about making his own deal. the tesla ceo raising eyebrows after his initial tweet saying, i'm buying manchester united. you are welcome. musk added later that it was, in fact, a joke. he is, quote, not buying any sports team. shares of manchester united 7% higher today in the wake of those rumors. if you're the fcc what would you do >> elon seems to exist in his own lane of regulatory allowance. i'm not sure. i thought we called it football, not soccer? >> you are asking me? i don't know >> your point, this is similar to the funding secure situation. he did have this brouhaha with the fcc and did have to pay a big fine. there were some restrictions putting on his tweeting but it's not great for me. his board must be fed up with him. i go back to all of this as it relates to his twitter bid were all the jokes and stuff that goes on in twitter. if you are a shareholder it has been fine to date. it's a $900 billion archi

jerry nadler, they had me with they cared about me or not they had jim jordan, they had you, john radcliffeand i could continue nuon that line. our freshman, kelly armstrong and greg steube. and we took it because i remember we first got everybody together we took a little retreat for talk about this the book, what we are going to have to do is be masters of procedurc so we get her point across. the problem was we focused in our staff members these people were there with us. and john was her parliamentarian, what jerry nadler went out and did is he hired attorneys to commend to help the committee. in failed to look at the parliamentarian aspect of it. we were able to use proper parliamentary procedure, as we should, but yet they blew it every time so people were not ready for. >> of a get to the intelligence committee, delivers a report to the judiciary committee paid we hold hearings onry it. and i can remedy timeframe of hearings because there is a christmas party at the white house that we never made. we were stuck in committee but you get the report, and we prepare in committee to deal

radcliff was asked about the timing of the raid. >> what why did justiceg department officials wait 18 months after the end of the trump presidency? what change that made this immediate i don't know. >> but if the trump people represented that it providednf all the classified or national security information and didn't ,that's a serious problem. >> but john , it wasn't 500 w days since trumpas left officehe and i guess only one hundredo days until the midterms. so what do you make of this claim there? well, it's like everything adam schiff says, it's it's false and disingenuous. you know, if this was sensitive, national securityde information, the department ofnd justice and fbi had every right to go get it back if it wasn't yet declassified. but no one believes that this was the least intrusive method of doing i this is very clearly political . i think everyone can seehat. tht adam schiff is is the person when welk talk about the russia hosts who who, you know, haden evidence of russian collusionce that we never saw the personsa who said the fbi couldn't possiblyly lie to the fisa cou

i guess you could say tim radcliffe ran down the wannabe thief after they took the victim's phone andaround the corner. he turned and hit me once in the face, which you know it is what it is, but i took them down and just kept him there till the police arrived the tackle right into the intersection of la brea and hollywood. it was definitely a concern because i had literally just going to the bank also, so all my money fell in my pocket to right in the middle of the street, and i'm like, oh, this is going to be interesting how this goes down girlfriend and another witness. help them tell cops arrived. the video you sat on the guy was, like, nine minutes. yes, it was. i'm not gonna lie. the adrenaline was a lot at that point, and afterwards it was exhausting. i felt like i had worked out the next day for quite a bit happening the same day as lapd announced they're adding 200 officers to hollywood division for spiking crime. even one of the officers and i have talked about it, and they're tired of it. a lot of people like myself are tired of this type of thing happening so we're seeing

apart from that, he had a successful film career with people like daniel radcliffe.ink it makes his death even more surrisinu. , ~ i think it makes his death even more surhrisin. , ~' ., , surprising. sad news. mark, many thanks for that. _ a drought�*s been officially declared in yorkshire, for the first time in nearly four years. the number of drought hit regions, now stands at nine, after large parts of the south, central, and east of england were given the status on friday. environmental agency officials in yorkshire say rain forecast for this week won't be enough to counteract weeks of dry weather. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. thunderstorms will continue to rattle across england and wales through this evening and overnight. there will be more around tomorrow too, but through the day, that becomes the focus on southern and eastern most areas. this area of low pressure is to blame for thundery weather. high pressure building and for the north of scotland will kill off the key northerly wind we've seen through tuesday. we'll hav

radcliffe, the director of national intelligence. he had this conversation december of 2020. he was nominated by president trump to oversee u.s. intelligence -- the u.s. intelligence community. before his appointment, he was a republican member of congress. as you will see on this clip, the director comments in december of 2020. >> my understanding is a director did not want much to do. [indiscernible] that it wasn't something the white house should be pursuing. it felt dangerous for the president's legacy. he was concerned it could spiral out of control. and potentially be dangerous. either for democracy or the way the things were going the 6th. >> [indiscernible] >> to fight the results of the election. find missing ballots, pressuring. filing lawsuits in certain states. reaching out to state legislators. [indiscernible] he felt that there could be dangerous repercussions, in terms of precedent set for elections, for democracy. >> ms. hutchinson, now we are going to turn to certain information that was available before january 4. with the trump administration and the presid

the church of many of his cabinet members and memory members of congress it was reverend wallace radcliffe of the new york avenue presbyterian church who offered the invocation at the dedication ceremony here at the lincoln memorial 100 years ago. so to continue in that tradition, please welcome the reverend doctor sarah johnson. friends, let us pray. got our help in ages past. our hope for years to come we thank you for the gift of this beautiful day and for the opportunity and privilege to gather to mark a memorable occasion. moment and monument in our country's history. as we sit in the shadow of this great monument, we remember and give thanks for the life and legacy of president abraham lincoln. and his unwavering commitment that a government of the people by the people and for the people shall not perish from the earth. we humbly ask that the marking and the memory of this day and of days before. will not lull us into a dream like state. an ill-fed longing for the way things were but will awaken us to see clearly the past as it truly was. the present as it still is and the future of

september 25th >>> next up, weird, the al yankovic story roku dropped a new story for the daniel radcliffe-ledlatest preview is "the office's" williams and evan rachel wood as madonna. watch this >> we have to find you a stage name >> al yankovich. it's long, it's hard to pronounce. i'm just going to throw this out there. weird al yankovic. >> i love it ♪ i love rock 'n' roll ♪ >> weird al has taken the world by storm >> do i know you >> madonna >> i think madonna is a bad influence on you >> what? >> no offense. >> what? i didn't know about this >> that happened in real life? >> weird al and madonna? >> we're asking dylan, did that happen >> i don't know. >> i don't know either >> oh, they said no. >> evan rachel wood looks very much like madonna. i am so excited. >> do you remember uhf, his movie? in the '80s. >> don't put me in this category >> "weird" is set to premiere at the toronto film festival before making its way over to stream on the roku channel in december >>> dolly parton, we all know dolly parton is it too soon to start celebrating the holidays yesterday nbc announced a star-st

then we will go to radcliffe, kentucky. republican. caller: this is just a comment on the irs.e had two calls this week saying they are with the irs and that i owed taxes and they have not even passed it, they do not even have it all the way past. host: are those scam calls? caller: i have had two this week and i'm 74 years old. i know they may be targeting the elderly. they was trying to get me to pay my past taxes and i've never had bad taxes. i've always paid my taxes. i wanted to make the comment watch you calls you and i told the guy that called me, both of them, i will not talk to them until they send me a certified letter. then i hung up. i wanted to let people know there are scams already out there trying to get you to pay taxes you do not know. thank you. host: this is larry out of l.a., democrat, good morning. caller: how are you doing? host: doing well. caller: i was listening a little earlier and the doctor on earlier was asked a question about his company, the paragon medical institute. i just looked up the paragon health institute and the first thing that came up

then we will go to radcliffe, kentucky. republican. caller: this is just a comment on the irs.e had two calls this week saying they are with the irs and that i owed taxes and they have not even passed it, they do not even have it all the way past. host: are those scam calls? caller: i have had two this week and i'm 74 years old. i know they may be targeting the elderly. they was trying to get me to pay my past taxes and i've never had bad taxes. i've always paid my taxes. i wanted to make the comment watch you calls you and i told the guy that called me, both of them, i will not talk to them until they send me a certified letter. then i hung up. i wanted to let people know there are scams already out there trying to get you to pay taxes you do not know. thank you. host: this is larry out of l.a., democrat, good morning. caller: how are you doing? host: doing well. caller: i was listening a little earlier and the doctor on earlier was asked a question about his company, the paragon medical institute. i just looked up the paragon health institute and the first thing that came up

tim radcliff the hero who stopped the attacker joined us earlier with the details of what happened nextll day, only for them to tell me that they have lost him. i literally was shocked. as soon as it was said. one of the guys said you should probably go back to your restaurant and make sure he is not hanging around there. >> unbelievable. ratcliffe says is he expecting a call from the court with an update on the suspect's whereabouts today. travel headache for assisting in our nation's airports with 400 delays and nearly 60 flight cancellations in the u.s. just this morning. yesterday, over 1700 flights were canceled and nearly 20,000 were delayed, according to the latest data. those crushing numbers come just days after the faa cut flights in the new york area causing hours' long delays reportedly brought on by a shortage of air traffic controllers. check this out. hammerhead shark making waves at orange beach in alabama. a couple from texas capturing this video. they say it's the first time they have seen a shark that massive. it appears to be anywhere from 10 to 12 feet long. the sha

that is what john radcliffe on tucker last night, the director of national intelligence, things havend at the fbi. >> i was surprised to hear mark zuckerberg say that. what the fbi told him was the opposite of what my conversations with the fbi director at the time were about. it is election interference to the extent these allegations are true that fbi agents were knowingly putting bad information out there, absolutely. the troubling part about this is the fbi is the primary domestic authority for enforcing election security and making sure people don't interfere with the american voters in american elections and if they are engaged in it they have a problem and that is why so many americans mistrust the fbi at the current time. >> give us a statement, the fbi routinely notifies private-sector entities including social media providers of potential threat information to defend against threats but the fbi cannot direct companies to take action on information. really quick, want to know as the fbi was interfering with this election meanwhile they also put in prison people who protested