but it was enough for a verdict. >> is robert dean hall guilty or not guilty of first-degree murder? ty. >> reporter: not guilty. hearts rose and fell. but then, not so much. >> is robert dean hall guilty or not guilty of second-degree murder, guilty. >> reporter: guilty of murder. not premeditation, per se, but of an attempt to kill, and a disregard for human life. rob hall looked like he had been punched in the stomach. tears sprang to his eyes. hall was sentenced to 30 years in prison. he will be eligible for parole in the year 2028, just before his 60th birthday. as we sit here now, being convicted of intentional murder, you're not taking responsibility for that. >> as murder, no. >> reporter: you're saying, the architect of this tragedy emmett car gone than you. >> absolutely. yes. >> reporter: and so you, sitting in prison, for the next god knows how many years, are as much a victim as anybody else. >> it's devastating. i wish i had never gone there that night to get my wife. >> reporter: of course, you went that somehow not taking your gun along. >> i think that. i do the what

robert hall, bbc news, jersey. horseracing after testing positive for cocaine. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, he admits that his reputation has been damaged. he's serving a three—month ban, and says investigators have accepted that he hadn't taken the drug. he's been speaking to our senior sports news reporter, laura scott. i have no self—pity. i made a mistake and i've got to live with the consequences. this is the champion flat jockey oisin murphy, winner of this year's 2000 guineas. kameko, the far side of him, going through to lead late on, kameko has won! but he has been hit with a three month ban for cocaine. he maintains he never took the drug and told me how he believes it got into his system. i became aware of a situation where cocaine was present in my environment. and i saw it there, and i didn't remove myself from that situation immediately. and when you sign for yourjockeys license every year, you have got to abide by the rules. and that was my error. it is very hard to pinpoint exactly how it

robert hall has been hearing their stories.s, "when we get back, when we get back." and every time there was news, we always listened for the name of alderney. five years of exile, five years of memories. but the homecoming they anticipated for so long had a shock in store for the first weary families. all the excitement of the people on board and talking about home and alderney and then the boat arrived. it suddenly went a bit quiet. they were on the second boat that came in. so they came in when it was really dreadful. my mother took one look at it from the ship and said, "i'm not getting off, i'm going back to scotland." hitler's orders had been clear. alderney was to be an impregnable fortress and his armed forces had changed the island landscape for ever. there wasn't a tree, not a tree. every house — you could see through them. and no birds. grandpa just looked at the house and he just started sobbing quietly. tears rolling down his face. i think that's when i realised just how devastating everything was. there was no pro

today it's robert levin dusky versus eleanor hall and how do you see the game going. it's going to be an exciting game with goals galore i reckon just as. i'm predicting a narrow win for development on your dormant fan and your opponent supporter. i know no one has my name is not. i'm going to tune into the crying game. that my father loves the team to and today they're playing dome and. i'm sure by and i'm going to win. and know our own and nobody in. my presence has come to visit today and to me. i say an easy win for by and. by you want to take a jab i in munich have the best attack in the bundesliga i guess you can say people and one man stands out within this team going to a robot live and. since i am salvador john i live in mexico city and i'm a doberman fan and play the british football academy here. but. the bundesliga has a lot of great teams but i'm. me fell in love with the colors of persia told them if they have removed my dream is to one day become a professional and play for them together i have all of. them one yeah you that. get it all good. or bad the

today is robert levin dusky versus eleanor hall and how do you see the game going. it's going to be an exciting game with goals galore i reckon just as. i'm predicting a narrow win for dortmund. you're dorman fan and you're a blind supporter. i know no one has my name is not. i'm going to tune into the crying game. that my father loves the team too you know and today they're playing dormant. i'm sure brian are going to win even. by a. day is my cousin has come to visit today on a mission. i say an easy win for by. the flight. in by him wanted to get down by in munich have the best attack in the bundesliga i guess you could say people get d.n.a. and one man stands out within this team going to a robot live and they live on those key. sometimes salvador john i live in mexico city and i'm a dutchman fan and play the persian football academy here. but. the bundesliga has a lot of great teams but i'm egypt we fit in love with the colors of her should deal with them if they have my dream is to one day become a professional and play for them together with all of. them were

robert hall has been hearing their stories.weary families. all the excitement of the people on board and talking about home and alderney and then the boat arrived. it suddenly went a bit quiet. they were on the second boat that came in. so they came in when it was really dreadful. my mother took one look at it from the ship and said "i'm not getting off, i'm going back to scotland." hitler's orders had been clear. alderney was to be an impregnable fortress and his armed forces had changed the island landscape for ever. there wasn't a tree, not a tree. every house — you could see through them. and no birds. grandpa just looked at the house and he just started sobbing quietly. tears rolling down his face. i think that's when i realised just how devastating everything was. there was no proper understanding of the true conditions here. it took a long time, a, to clear the island of all the military detritus, and, secondly, to get a grip with the reinstatement of the infrastructure and so on. british troops flooded in to make the is

today is robert levin dusky vs yelling hall and how do you see the game going. as i mean . it's going to be an exciting game with goals galore i reckon we'll just edge it. all i'm predicting a narrow win for dormant in your dormant fan and you're a blind supporter. i don't know what. my game is now. i'm going to tune into the crying game. and my father loves the team too and today they're playing goldman. i'm sure by and i'm going to wait. and know our own and nobody in the. day is my cousin has come to visit today on a mission. i say and he's the one for by. the flight. if you live. in miami or need to get by in munich have the best attack in the bundesliga i guess you can say people get d.n.a. and one man stands out within this team going to a robot live and they live on those. same time salvador jon i live in mexico city and i'm a dublin found and play the british football academy here. but it didn't happen in the bundesliga has a lot of great teams but i immediately fell in love with the colors of poor should . they have been able my dream is to one day become a profess

robert e. lee has been removed from the u.s. capitol. the statue represented virginia in the national statuary hall collection.the state of virginia plans to replace it with a statue of civil rights pioneer barbara johns. in 1951, the 16-year-old johns organized a student walkout to protest segregated schools in virginia. she was also involved in a lawsuit that became part of the landmark brown v. board of education case. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman in new york joined by my co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: congress voted monday night to pass a $900 billion coronavirus relief package, the first new aid since april. the measure is part of a $2.3 trillion package that includes $1.4 trillion to fund the government. the combined legislation is among the largest relief packages in u.s. history. president trump has until december 28 to sign it. the coronavirus relief part of the bill includes

halls. that's because overnight virginia took out the statue of robert e. lee who stood alongside george washington representing the state for 111 years. the governor is calling the move an important step forward. and there's already going to be a replacement picked by a state commission. barbara rose johns. se johns ♪ sanctuary music (kids laughing) (dog barking) ♪ sanctuary music it's the final days of the wish list sales event sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. and a complimentary looking to save money this look at allstate.n? drivers who switched & saved, averaged $718 dollars. saving is easy when you're in good hands. call a local agent, or 1-800-allstate for a quote today. since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zer

wonderful aides and i look forward to spinning round the hall with you that's dainty a real thank you time thing. well say bye to every ok robert in their view of earth thank you so much for that festive writing some kid at how difficult and challenging time for everybody i write the well but let's go 1st to kate to you right especially on the kid with you or your lovely daughter emily atack and one trait i sometimes i think protect how does experience ran well we was so thrilled we remain 20000 pounds for the band can sell a trust which is tackling knife crime and i'm a patron of that charity but we had a great time a great place for a player can you see yourself going on to the the cube or any point with the without be an ambition of use well i could easily do as it excuse when i was younger i'd give it a go if i was asked yeah yeah and it's phillip schofield one of those voices a slightly higher pitched up jeremy that sat a great show and i saw in him a wonderful just brilliant and funny because we just wrapped up in are we sure that kate was a startles and he brought back. to share the stage with kids i love dearly and have

john roberts, thank you very much bill you are watching "outnumbered," and harris faulkner. here today, dagen mcdowell, town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich, executive director of serve america pack on fox news contributor marie harf. joining us today in the center virtual seat, country music star john rich. host of "the pursuit with john rich" on fox nation. great to have you, so good to see you. >> so good to be here. >> harris: let's begin with this, president-elect joe biden addressing his family's business dealings just last week, saying this in an interview. >> my son, my family will not be involved in any business, any enterprise that is in conflict with our appears to be in conflict with an appropriate distance from the present presidency and government. >> harris: all right, let's come out and talk about this. john, i'm eager to get your thoughts on what is unfolding with the president-elect and his son hunter biden. >> seems to be a trend developing here, harris. with foreign influence on some of our most powerful people in this country. i know we are going to talk about some of that

robert e. lee removed from capitol hill and replaced with a civil rights hero. lee's statue stood as one of the contributions to the national statutory hallw virginia will use a statue of barbara johns. when she was just 16, johns led a walkout at her high school to protest unequal school conditions in 1951. many historians believe that moment is what helped launch the desegregation movement in the united states. >>> you may have seen a lot of blurry pictures on your social media feeds of the sky last night. did you see the christmas star, the two largest planets in our solar system, jupiter and saturn coming closer in the night sky than at any time since the middle ages. this hasn't been seen in a night sky since march 4th, 1226. you have to wait only 60 years to see it again. then more than 300 years after that. were you out there with your phone looking into the night sky, laura? >> i was in bed sleeping. i must confess, but the pictures are very cool. >> same here. i was well asleep. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm boris sanchez, in for christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. that's how you do it

hall at 6:00 p.m. thank you very much for listening today. and now commander robert o'sullivan. thank you. >> good afternoon. the information provided today regarding these events is based on the preliminary review of bod-worn camera and surveillance video, initial statements and interviews and evidence processed to this point. the officer-involved shooting or o.i.s. that was on november 2020, was preceded by two events. the suspect committed an arson of an inhabited dwelling. the second in which mr. estrada had an armed confrontation with a knife. both was in the tenderloin police district of san francisco. the incident involving the knife occurred in close proximity to the officer involved shooting in location and time. the precise chronology of these events is the focus of ongoings haves. as these investigations unfold we expect to learn more details. the following, however, summarizes the events understood as of today, tuesday, november 24th, 2020. on tuesday, november 17th at approximately 3:46 p.m., the san francisco department of emergency management also known as d.e.m.

robert costa is here, from the washington post. host of "washington week." and mara gay is with us, member of "the new york times" editorial carl board, former new york city hall correspondent. welcome to you all. jon, i'll play some video for you. this was shot a tonight's white house hanukkah party and released by the white house. >> because if people -- certain very important people, if they have wisdom and if they have courage, we're going to win this election in a landslide. >> so the traditional hanukkah blessing there, jon. i'm corrected that that was tweeted out simply by a partygoer and not by the white house. what is the president talking about? >> he did a one-word tweet that really gets at exactly what he's doing. it was #overturn. the president is trying to overturn a presidential election. and the context here is important in terms of how he's dealing with republicans. if you look at the election results, brian, the election results, frankly, were a best case scenario in the minds of many congressional republicans. they come within a whisker of winning control of the house. believe they can do it in two years. they maintain control of the senate,

robert e. lee statue is removed from the u.s. capitol statuary hall collection overnight. general has stood there as the state of virginia's contribution to the hall for more than 100 years. democratic governor ralph northam praising the removal saying it will be replaced with a statue of civil rights icon barbara johns. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. brian: governor northam continuing to make news. thank you so much. jillian. american college student jailed in the cayman islands because she broke the quarantine rules. her grandmother joins us with a plea to president trump. and still ahead, georgia republicans getting an early win ahead the critical run off there. will heisman winner herschel walker joins us with brand new endorsement and what georgia means to america ♪ i'm the man, i'm the man, i'm the man ♪ you can tell everybody ♪ you can tell everybody ♪ yo go ahead and tell everybody ♪ i'm the man, i'm the man, i'm the man ♪ and now with q4 wrapping up, the north pole has to be feeling the heat. it's okay santa, let's workflow it. workflow it..

munich's robert levin dusky has won the thing for men's player of the year award after scoring $55.00 competition goals previous winners christiane iran elder and lena messi to the prize hall help find seal the champions league bundesliga and german cup treble the 32 year old his fist club aboard meanwhile in one defender lucy bronze to the women's prize the 29 year old won the champions league with leon before moving to manchester city. well meanwhile bundesliga cob shall have parted ways with coach mantle bomb it was unable to put an end to their $28.00 game winning streak failed to win a single game with the royal blues since taking charge in september that's a run of 10 matches the german side account the bottom of the table with on the 4 points from 12 games veteran dutch coach and a board member who stevens is set to replace bone for the time being. many of us are wrapping up warm to fend off chilly winter weather and it's not only we humans who are trying to keep out the cold as the southern chinese city of many has it's told to protect its animal residents after local temperatures plunge to an all time low key to say the creatures are enjoying being warm there's al

hall speaks of duty and honor, and sacrifice. but he does not tell us the meaning that i had for him. two of his cousins are listed there. and so is a man named robert moon shaw. that was a regiment of black troops, with white officers. one of the first such units that the army was reluctant to step them to accept them. they took many casualties in the first major battle near charleston. they were defeated. but in defeat they showed a skeptical white america. that blackmon would make good soldiers. a lot more to say about that later. the flax for the class of 1860, they now 12 names. more than 10% of its number. 11 men on that walt died at gettysburg. but to basil, place is the reverse of a challenger taunt, he was capable of being a generous full men. he forgot now, the whole question of signs in parties. only that he too had been a soldier. that is what's to him, the building commemorates. arching over friends as well as enemies. the victims of defeat as well as the sons of triumph. boston eons were serialized in a magazine called the century. the best magazine at the end of the 18 century 19th century the 18 story. he fought for the union, and he

the art facility will come online at k state, next to the facility that happens to be named pat roberts hall. he looked out for fort riley and its essential missions, he helped greensburg rebuild after a disaster. in every way imaginable, kansas has had its champion. pats' voice has been a -- pat's voice has been a powerful presence in these halls. in rare moments when he wasn't get his resolve, his voice has helped us pass. pat is one of the best senators in a long time, not funny, mr. president, humorus. it's not just pat's quick wit or his punchlines themselves that take the cake, the best part is the unpretentus fearlessness with which he will go after a good laugh in almost any situation. it's a daunting task to convey his winsome humor as a party, it's a package deal, the voice, the expression all work together. i will share one example. several years back pat i and honored bob dole and howard baker. pat had been asked to offer some remarks in bob's honor. apparently he decided a conventional toast would not cut it. the fancy evening would need shaking up. it happened that pat attended