are you richie? >> yes ma'am. >> reporter: a few hours after the murder, after talking to angila's fiance, chris, detectives goodman and mattice called richie in for a talk. but he didn't seem to know what was going on. >> and i'll tell you, angila's dead. oh really? >> yeah. >> did he seem upset by what had happened? >> he didn't. no. >> that strike you as odd? >> it did. yes. >> well you'd wanna have some reaction. it's the mother of his child. >> that's what we would expect. >> reporter: their questions got tougher. >> did you kill her? >> no. >> no? >> no. i'm a hundred percent truthful. >> did he have an alibi? >> he said he did. >> did you work last night? >> from 7:00 to 11:00. yes ma'am. >> okay, where'd you go after you left work? >> uh, straight home. >> can anybody tell us what time you got home? >> mm-hmm. cyndi. >> reporter: that is his new wife, the kindergarten teacher. who confirmed that when she woke up for the baby during the night, richie was beside her in bed. >> he was home. the

set of numbers has been some richie has refereed at the highest level like at the 2018 world cup. he says the problem of misbehaving players in latin america starts early. but. it was in this year's. minorities nor was i see again it was. neither was the rules or the laws in this case. all those norms in the law. so i bet footballing education clearly has its part in brawls like this too and in the red cards that follow as well. hang on a minute we spoke a lot about rough male players on the pitch but what about women. actually when it comes to cards there is a big difference between men's and women's football in latin america one example the colombian league. kick us gets a guy inside was there and said you know one tends to get about. one company and. that's critical of them headed his big. let's not all of us eggless essential which will mass. audience understand it will give us it all the enemy muscle mass it will cause. well it's so it's latin american man's football that fuels studies such as the one done by the football observatory don't blame it on the ladies the swiss res

people richie. will moon get sort of numbers of. troops i mean it's a. reindeer hood as don't stick around longer than 2 or 3 days meanwhile the hood is eaten and trampled in the area so they need to get going despite the weather the animals need food the family changes camps as often as a 100 times a year covering distances over 1500 kilometers. a war that. even the condition is a new coming. on and that they who was there. with. the model of. the. dust it was a. little less than this and it doesn't let us make. man land. it takes about an hour to set up a chum in the tundra what's more setting up a tree and is only the women's job each member of the family knows exactly what to do even if their job is not to get in the way. if they think. that the good. of those the eldest son was conscripted into the army. it's been only a few months since they last. but being apart isn't easy the parents left the hood for a few days to visit their son. let's see if you. think you might you if anyone knew what. would. be. the one of. the ideas the new wollongong. know

done alexandra richie to come up. >> thank you so much. this is indeed a topic very, very close to my heart. as most of you know i live in warsaw, poland. as you just heard my father in law was in auschwitz when -- became the founding member of a organization to try and see eve jews from the get-go, aided the warsaw uprising. it was immediately put into stalinesque prison for his pains. -- was in solidarity, and the wall collapsed. but his great passion in life was talking about what had happened. not just in poland but in germany, and in central europe. to make sure that the history wasn't just remembered, but it was understood. it was constantly scrutinized and that new research was always listened to, and scholarship was always encouraged. now holocaust research has constantly been changing since the war began with the horrors of the revelations of the camps. and that nuremburg trials revealed a great deal of the extent of the nazi crimes. the member of the american prosecution team, rafael, coined the term genocide. our initiative is t

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meanwhile, san francisco local richie greenberg quiz calling body defiant and deflecting of his responsibilities has launched an online petition for but dean to step down and so far about 6,000 people who agree have signed it. >>he campaigned on a platform of what he called restored and justice which is a very nebulous strange term to many of us. so he is keeping true to his promise in a sense, but i think that this has gone way overboard. that there are destructive. very very negative consequences that are being eyed now borne out over this past year that we see. and it's time for him to go week that the city cannot continue the pass is going right now. >>but dean took to twitter and defense saying that he has met with the family of the victims unquote. although of course no one predicted this tragedy. it is true that my office and other justice partners could have done things differently which might have avoided this terrible outcome. i have to start with what we could have done differently in house. we are carefully reviewing what happened and how the district attorney's office can work to pr

been without power since october and now icy conditions have frozen the water supply we use nicole richie's filed this report from madrid it's bitter cold this morning here in kenya that out of os shanty town on the outskirts of madrid days after the area's heavy snow falls temperatures how well below 0 yet some had preferred to be outside to get them up but it's cold inside the house that outside now with the sun you can stay on the street the way also cold here but until they're sure what they will feel some 8000 residents live here in what may be europe's biggest informal settlement since a power cut in october more than half of them have been without electricity many moroccan of roma origin most live in poverty. conditions are worse than sectors 5 and 6 of the settlement because of the cold many like ramon's family now don't even have more to. come when i look at this is how we do usually wash our clothes. and then we will my hands by the fire. and don't have electricity we don't have no 2 we don't know what to do. all sorts he's blamed the power outage on an electrical search for to be

bad to worse make the situation mom or paul a tie it is as if tie authorities are building up a new richief repression. and the potential for volatility will increase over the next few weeks as recently imposed covert 1000 restrictions are relaxed bringing the protesters back to the streets. let's get some detailed analysis of what's behind the protests then joining me from bangkok is chris spake a chris taught asian history and politics at cambridge university with his wife he's written a number of books most recently a history of our youth fire good to have you with us so we've gone through the estimates can we say with any certainty that what the king is actually worth you know we come because this figure has never been made. and you know he said. what we know he had promised me mostly about a 100 years ago. and it has passed one part of. the young commercial bank. and then we know that that's the. but the other part is based on land and this is land in the center banks call a very large part of the census bank but also in several other towns and cities throughout thailand and we know f

he admitted murdering james furlong, david wales and jozsef richie bennett during an attack.ss and knew exactly what he was doing. the victims were doing no more than enjoying each other‘s company on a summer‘s evening. we are expecting to hear from police officers and relatives of the victims who were in court. a whole life tariff for sadala. more from the old bailey when we get it. we are hearing from the government about how they plan to get everybody eligible vaccinated by autumn. yes, we got that detail today about just how that will be done. when you think back to early december when this started, there were fewer than 100 hospital hubs providing that vaccine. today there are more than 200 hospitals and 200 local vaccination centres. the delivery plan which you mentioned has just been published says they will be 2700 vaccination centres set up eventually and we heard first at the public accounts committee from sir simon stevens, the head of nhs england, and he set out how much work was going into getting this up and running. he said there has been and running. he said t

teacherjames furlong, leading research scientist david wails, and american pharmaceutical manager joseph richie—bennettr that. that image of him charging towards me shouting, "allahu akbar!"... it's something that i have to sometimes consciously shut down in my head. with the bereaved families sitting in silence mrjustice sweeney said because of the degree of planning and because of the religious motivation and because of the number of people killed, we would sentence saadallah as a whole life order, meaning he will never be released. the families welcomed the sentenced but now want some answers. when the fa cts but now want some answers. when the facts of this case that are now serious questions that need answering. most notably how the killer was ever in a position to commit these horrific acts. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker, who'd never been deported. he was originally from libya, where he fought in the civil war aged just 15, before fleeing to britain. here he was in and out of prison for a string of violent offences. he was briefly brought to the attention of m15 as someone who might

google look is essentially to read them to declare victory all right we'll leave it there donald richie we thank you very much for speaking to us from maryland my pleasure. so just a reminder that the u.s. president donald trump is speaking right now at a rally just outside washington the white house excuse me in washington d.c. this ahead of the certification process in the congress that is meant to start in just over 30 minutes time to basically certify joe biden as the next president of the united states will live away from the life pictures for a moment and just remind you that this final attempt to overturn joe biden's presidential when by the president and his supporters comes as democrats are also poised to take control of the u.s. senate so to seats were up for grabs in georgia senate runoff one democratic challenger raphael warnock has already won them in the other race democrat john ahead by just over 17000 votes and is claiming victory. other news daily corona virus infections and deaths in the u.k. have now exceeded previous records more than 1000 people have died from the v

richie, i think you done a wonderful job. when you have a tool like this, it allows us to share it with our university students and high school students who are very savvy. if they want to restrict sharing the information, within the major organizations, entities, the plan can be made available for the others to be submitted to small group of people who very deep into this. who can give you feedback. similarly, we normally do not agree what -- this is a situation and this concept views or facts and data and they can take or leave it. mr. richie and mr. anson moran has done good by taking deeper into the digital road. which takes us deeper into the informational world. that's the way to go. we need to look outside the box. we need to be open with our heart in the right place. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. last caller. you have two minutes. >> hello again. this is very exciting. i want to thank commissioner moran for initiating it. i want to congratulate staff for getting this far. i've been impatient waiting for th

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steve: richy, it's not just a local problem.. but, they estimated yesterday the secretary of labor said that $11 billion, it sounds like, has been given to the wrong people because they are just faking it. it's fraud. >> it is fraud. and it's -- i have seen now in reports yesterday it could be as high as 31 billion, which put that in perspective the biggest fraud that we have so far in history is bernie madoff and i think that was 18 billion. this is going to eclipse that. also here in california, one would think in san francisco that we have the best technology, the best programmers and coders that they could find some way to go through and manage all of the distribution through our edd that's the name of the organization here the government agency that hands out all the fund funding and that's not true. we simply don't have that kind of are tech talent to be monitoring all of that and to help stop the fraud. steve: it could be $30 billion. you have got to get the money back from these people. it doesn't belong to. >> oh, exact

host: richie, you are on the air, go ahead. caller: i'm not sure how anybody could say the biden policies aren't causing a rush to the borders. these caravans that are coming through. as soon as he was inaugurated the rush came. his policies, his language about the campaign was clearly about the border wall not working, come on. anytime you have a barrier it works. it makes them harder -- makes it harder for them to come in. president trump lifts a ban to europe. president biden put that band back on but lifts the band from muslim countries and the border during a pandemic. those things just don't make much sense to me. one policy is looking to change is using the word alien. we have a major immigration policy problem. american people look at that and say what are we doing here. host: thank you for calling. a lot of different points there. speak first to the the so-called caravans. what is the reality right now with those groups of folks coming up to our border? what is the administration had to say about that group? guest: the

and i'll be talking to one of those new members, richie torres, in a few minutes. this is democracy as it's supposed to work. those, who the people elected, replacing those who were voted out n three days we'll see an exercise in how democracy is not supposed to work. a group of 12 republican senators will join 100 of their house colleagues to object to duly certified electors in several states that donald trump lost, losses that cost him the election. those republican voters of congress will sign on to the president's false claims of election fraud in a move that is once again shattering norms in this country. >> i think we, in congress, have an obligation to do something about that. we have an obligation to protect the integrity of the democratic system. >> what you're seeing is a bunch of senators vying to see who is going to be the biggest suck-up to the trump voters. >> this was started when the mainstream media stopped, dropped any pretense of being unbiased and chose sides during this election. this fight was started when you completely ignored, for example,

that's like if the "happy days" reunion was kicked off by richie's brother. that's right.all, was very tall, and disappeared with no scplawngz. i would check potsie's crawl space. the email invite also told guests they can bring as many as five plus-ones to trump's elaborate exit ceremony. man, that is thirsty. "hey, uh, please come to my improv show. i'll get you two-for-one coupons that's good for five people. and they don't have to be people. they can be cardboard cutouts, or mannequins, or dogs, or brooms with googly eyes. please, my parents are coming!" now, after the president leaves, they're going to have to hose out 1600 pennsylvania avenue, an undertaking carried out by the 90-person white house residence staff in about five hours. come on, that's a big house, and they only have five hourto? that's insane. it's going to take at least an hour to pull eric's head out of the banister. ( as eric ) "help, help, i'm in head-jail! tell dad to pardon my head!" some nights i have too much saliva for eric. "it won't stay up! i'm not going to miss him!" with every day that p

host: it is richie, from the democratic line, go ahead. caller: fine, how are you guys. i am not sure how anybody can say that the biden policies are encouraging the rush to the border right now. it is clear as soon as he was inaugurated the rush came, his policies, his language throughout his campaign was clearly about opening those borders. to say that the border walls do not work, come on, anytime you have a barrier, it works. it makes it harder for them to come in. the funniest one is, i cannot understand this, president trump -- the band to europe -- ban to europe and president biden now puts that been back on but lifts the band for muslim countries and the border during a pandemic. those things do not make much sense to me and the one policy is looking to change is using the word alien when we have a major immigration policy problem. those things -- the people look at that and say, what are we doing here? host: thank you for calling, a lot of different points there. speak first to the so-called caravans, what is the reality right now with those groups of folks comi

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democratic representatives from new york, richie toris and mondeer jones are the first openly gay membersress. cori bush is now the first single mother in the house of representatives. >> only the 11th history while jon ossoff is the youngest democrat elected to the senate since joe biden in 1972. ossoff is the first jewish senator to represent georgia. oklahoma represented the first non-binary state legislator. they are the state's first muslim lawmaker, as well. delaware and kansas democrats made history after electing their first transgender legislators and sarah mcbride is the first transgender state senator. we know women run the world or at least new mexico because it became the first slate to elect all women of color to its house delegation any while we know president joe biden is the first person to surpass 80 million votes in the presidential election, his cabinet is filled with historic firsts, as well. retired general lloyd austin became the first black secretary of defense by getting elected by a vote of 93-2. congresswoman deb hollins would be the first native american cabine

richi i'm corey cough coffin.nate moved quickly to join the house in override president trump's veto of the national defense authorization act. it came with a vote of 81-13. this marked the first veto of the trump presidency. earlier senate republicans blocked another attempt to increase stimulus checks to $2,000. meanwhile the u.s. has already reported more than 1200 coronavirus deaths in the new year alone. now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline" i'm natalie morales. david dooley was on trial for the murder of his coworker michelle mockbee. there was no physical evidence linking him to the crime. but in her closing argument the prosecutor laid out a provocative theory suggesting david killed michelle because she caught him falsifying his time cards. the jury was about to render its verdict. but the twists in this case were just getting started. here again is josh mank wits w the early shift. >> reporter: after waiting a full day without hearing a vird, michelle's siblings were on pins and nields s

meanwhile, san francisco local richie greenberg quiz calling body defiant and deflecting of his responsibilities has launched an online petition for but dean to step down and so far about 6,000 people who agree have signed it. >>he campaigned on a platform of what he called restored and justice which is a very nebulous strange term to many of us. so he is keeping true to his promise in a sense, but i think that this has gone way overboard. that there are destructive. very very negative consequences that are being eyed now borne out over this past year that we see. and it's time for him to go week that the city cannot continue the pass is going right now. >>but dean took to twitter and defense saying that he has met with the family of the victims unquote. although of course no one predicted this tragedy. it is true that my office and other justice partners could have done things differently which might have avoided this terrible outcome have to start with what we could have done differently in house. we are carefully reviewing what happened and how the district attorney's office can work to preve

capital and henry leibovitz in the technology area, and pete ordman and reciprocal teaching -- rich richien the board, and then being able to identify and agree to terms and execute and drive growth in a merger partner. so we are very optimistic, but it is early days. >> yes. it is early, but it is -- >> yes, i was going to say -- >> and bob -- go ahead. >> i was going to say that one of the things that we are finding is that as we are looking at the potential partners, and we talk to our largest investorses who want to b be a part of the pipe as we look at the transaction, the reason that the spac is so accepted in the market today is that once a target is identified in the ndas are signed is, then potential investors are allowed to talk to the team of how the business can roll out over the next couple of years and this is something that the traditional ipo process does not allow. so having a competition to traditional ipo, and they are here to stay, and the traditional ipos as well, but having a spac process as well as bringing some good competition into the market is good, and it is goo

his responsibilities so far more than 6,000 people have signed that petition san francisco native richiereenberg was the one who launched the petition and says things have gotten out of hand. >>he campaigned on a platform of what he called restored and justice which is a very nebulous strange term to many of us. so he is keeping true to his promise in a sense, but i think that this has gone way overboard. that there are destructive. very very negative consequences that are being eyed now borne out over this past year that we see. and it's time for him to go week that the city cannot continue the pass is going right now. >>the san francisco police officers association is calling for an independent oversight panel to review chase of dean's criminal charging decisions. >>happening right now there's a growing effort to recall governor gavin newsome as the pandemic worsens in california are capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more now on this latest effort. >>kevin faulkner this week officially launched a committee to begin raising money and exploring a possible run for governor califor

meanwhile, san francisco local richie greenberg quiz calling body defiant and deflecting of his responsibilities has launched an online petition for but dean to step down and so far about 6,000 people who agree have signed it. >>he campaigned on a platform of what he called restored and justice which is a very nebulous strange term to many of us. so he is keeping true to his promise in a sense, but i think that this has gone way overboard. that there are destructive. very very negative consequences that are being eyed now borne out over this past year that we see. and it's time for him to go week that the city cannot continue the pass is going right now. >>but dean took to twitter and defense saying that he has met with the family of the victims unquote. although of course no one predicted this tragedy. it is true that my office and other justice partners could have done things differently which might have avoided this terrible outcome. i have to start with what we could have done differently in house. we are carefully reviewing what happened and how the district attorney's office can work to pr

history teacherjames furlong, research scientist dr david wails, and pharmaceutical managerjoseph richie—bennetthim charging towards me shouting, "allahu akbar!"... it's something that i have to sometimes consciously shut down in my head. with the bereaved families sitting in silence, mrjustice sweeney said because of the degree of planning and because of the religious motivation and because of the number of people killed, he would sentence saadallah with a whole life order, meaning he will never be released. the families welcomed the sentence but now want some answers. on the facts of this case there are now serious questions that need answering. most notably, how the killer was ever in a position to commit these horrific acts. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker, who'd never been deported. originally from libya, he fought in the civil war there as a teenager, before fleeing to britain. here, he was in and out of prison for a string of violent offences, and was briefly brought to the attention of m15 as someone who might travel to syria, but he was discounted as a threat. he came out of

history teacherjames furlong, research scientist dr david wails, and pharmaceutical managerjoseph richie—bennettnce, mrjustice sweeney said because of the degree of planning and because of the religious motivation and because of the number of people killed, he would sentence saadallah with a whole life order, meaning he will never be released. the families welcomed the sentence but now want some answers. 0n the facts of this case there are now serious questions that need answering. most notably, how the killer was ever in a position to commit these horrific acts. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker, who'd never been deported. originally from libya, he fought in the civil war there as a teenager, before fleeing to britain. here, he was in and out of prison for a string of violent offences, and was briefly brought to the attention of mi5 as someone who might travel to syria, but he was discounted as a threat. he came out of prison just two weeks before the attack. daniel sandford, bbc news. the uk government has given itself the ambitious target of vaccinating tens of millions of people by

it's not like there's an audience vote and then lionel richie gets to weigh in ted cruz doesn't get atitution does it say the president shall be chosen by the electoral college unless a time traveling old west bartender disagrees. "i declare president trump the winner and sasparilla on the house. republicans are running a scam by telling their voters there is actually a chance objecting to tomorrow's electoral college certification will somehow allow trump to stay in office. their entire case falls apart once you ask them for even the simplest explanation of how this is supposed to work. and that's because it's all a lie to conceal the truth a truth trump revealed on his phone call it is not about principal or election integrity it is about power. these guys believe their opponents are illegitimate they want to dismantle our democracy and replace it within an authoritarian state in which they are the only ones who get to govern -- >> america >> seth: this has been -- "look at my arm!" "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: we'll be right back with amber ruffin. ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's

worse make the situation mom i'll call it it is as the highest authorities are building up a neo richiell repression. and the potential for volatility will increase over the next few weeks as recently imposed covert 1000 restrictions are relaxed bringing the protesters back to the streets scotland al-jazeera bangkok. mongolia's prime minister has resigned following a protest over the treatment of a woman who tested positive for cave at 19 after giving birth she was transferred in freezing conditions from a maternity ward into quarantine wearing only a night gown and slippers and carrying her newborn baby the prime minister. said he was heartbroken to see the cruel treatment she received he accused the president of encouraging protesters and staking a political crisis. google has threatened to make its search engine unavailable in australia over plans by the government to make tech john's pay for news content the proposals would allow local news websites to be paid for content featured on google and facebook google's regional directors says the plans pose and manageable risks for the cou

let's go to him on the capitol and find out what he is saying now, richie got me. yeah. good afternoon, bill. i do have you what we've got here is people are starting to leave the capital. but this is nowhere near over. take a look at what we've got here. this is the exterior of the capital. people started about an hour and a half or so ago streaming up the side finally breaking through in getting to those areas there on the west front of the capitol, where they are not supposed to be. this is a good mile mile and a half from where large part of where they were listening to president trump speak. while ago they began moving east towards the capital. it started as something where it was a protest. but then there were plenty of people in the crowd who are set on breaching this place, and it wasn't just the capital. it was the office buildings off to the right. that's the house side. cannon house office building is beyond that, where you had several lockdowns. you had streaming up the other side of the capitol on the senate side, and this is something that capitol hill poli

host: richie, you are on the air, go ahead.aller: i'm not sure how anybody could say the biden policies aren't causing a rush to the borders. these caravans that are coming through. as soon as he was inaugurated the rush came. his policies, his language about the campaign was clearly about the border wall not working, come on. anytime you have a barrier it works. it makes them harder -- makes it harder for them to come in. president trump lifts a ban to europe. president biden put that band back on but lifts the band from muslim countries and the border during a pandemic. those things just don't make much sense to me. one policy is looking to change is using the word alien. we have a major immigration policy problem. american people look at that and say what are we doing here. host: thank you for calling. a lot of different points there. speak first to the the so-called caravans. what is the reality right now with those groups of folks coming up to our border? what is the administration had to say about that group? guest: the b

host: richie, you are on the air, go ahead. caller: i'm not sure how anybody could say the biden policies aren't causing a rush to the borders. these caravans that are coming through. as soon as he was inaugurated the rush came. his policies, his language about the campaign was clearly about the border wall not working, come on. anytime you have a barrier it works. it makes them harder -- makes it harder for them to come in. president trump lifts a ban to europe. president biden put that band back on but lifts the band from muslim countries and the border during a pandemic. those things just don't make much sense to me. one policy is looking to change is using the word alien. we have a major immigration policy problem. american people look at that and say what are we doing here. host: thank you for calling. a lot of different points there. speak first to the the so-called caravans. what is the reality right now with those groups of folks coming up to our border? what is the administration had to say about that group? guest: the

british firms tell richie cnet they need urgent help to survive the lockdown.h director general of the u.k.'s biggest lobby group. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. the european open. 30 minutes into the session. we are looking at gains on the dax. holding up 0.5%. the cac up about one third of 1%. a headline came across from the german newspaper earlier that angela merkel would only extend our lockdown until february 15. we had been expecting an 8-10 week extension. this is interesting. you can see that banks are doing the best. energy is second-best. health care following that up. at the bottom of the stoxx 600 is retail and cpns. help me out. anna: consumer product and something else -- services. matt: consumer products and so. [laughter] -- and soap. [laughter] laura: italian prime minister conte is facing a crucial confidence vote in the senate after winning the backing of the lower house of the parliament. another pulled out of the governing coalition leaving the prime minister without a majority. the incoming biden administration plans to block

host: this is richie from new york. caller: good morning. absolutely not. listen to that speech.here is nothing wrong. if you look at all these riots we have had all summer long and all the language used by democrats during that time that incited those riots. nancy pelosi saying why aren't there uprisings in the streets? maxine waters saying cause a crowd. it is a double standard in this country that is dividing us. host: some excerpts from that speech, the president saying to his supporters wednesday, we fight like hell, if you do not fight like hell, we are not going to have a country anymore. we are going to the capitol. the democrats are hopeless. they never voted for anything. give theing to try to republicans, the week once, try to give them the kind of pride and boldness they need to take back our country. did say we will go there, our voices will be heard peacefully. what about that part of the speech? ,o try to impeach a president people using their first amendment rights. you have democrats inciting riots. people being killed. that is the problem in this country. that i

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