this is case 529 on the calendar in the matter of robertson vs.udge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. robertson, this is somebody that you worked with at [bleep] business and you were also involved with socially. is that correct? >> only at work. never outside work. >> judge judy: i don't know what that means, "only inside work." >> verbal conversations, nothing more. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> no. >> judge judy: of course not. >> that's not correct. >> judge judy: of course not. and this is your wife. >> yes. >> judge judy: and over the course of several years that you were friends with the defendant, you gave her certain cash money. most recently, you say, you made two loans to her in cash, but you had given her money in the past. >> yes. >> judge judy: when you gave her money in the past, did she pay you back? >> no, but there was

robertson faces permanent disability and disfigurement. >> pierre thomas tonight.>>> we turn to the dramatic images moments after the bridge collapse in baltimore. tonight, the newly released body camera video showing first responders racing to the scene. terry moran on this again tonight. >> reporter: this is the moment a police marine unit first arrived on the scene of that deadly bridge collapse in baltimore. >> key bridge is down. last reported, at least several vehicles in the water, several people still unaccounted for. >> reporter: you hear an officer shouting up to the crew on the "dali," that massive cargo ship that brought the bridge down. >> is anybody hurt? just one cut to the fingers? >> reporter: in the dark of night, rescuers desperately searching for six construction workers who were on that bridge when it plunged into the water. just days after that catastrophic collapse, we got an up-close look at the wreckage. up close to it, you see the sheer scale and the violence of what happened here, how the bridge came down on the ship, destroying so much o

robertson is white. her two sons are black. he call her n-word lover and just called me and my little brother, edwards, the will county sheriff's office says. before this week's incident, the victim complained twice about shadbagh in march, authorities writing one shooting incident was resolved by deputies. say thank you, got it on video. the sheriff's office says the other call was about possible gunshots and fireworks, adding there was not enough evidence to make an arrest. but johnson says his family made more calls. and it's just it's heartbreaking to be honest. i feel like if it was anyone else and anyone, any other neighborhood or any other station, it'd be a different story. shadbagh faces multiple charges, including for attempted murder and a hate crime. he has not entered a plea, and nbc news has not been able to reach an attorney for comment. meanwhile investigators released photos of this arsenal. they say they discovered at chad barr's home, including the ak 47 style rifle they believe was used in an attack that has

his shot was saved but robertson was on hand to convert. the pick of the game's goals just before the hour mark. spurs would make it a nervy finish as richarlison and then son heung—min, on his 300th premier league appearance, both scored but liverpool held on dent spurs' hopes of the top four. it was a miserable day for west ham, who lost 5—0 at stamford bridge. chelsea's cole palmer scored his 21st goal of the season as his side dominated the match. mauricio pochetino's side has been criticised for a mediocre season, but this result puts them up to seventh in the league. goals from connor gallacher, noni madueke and two from nicolas jackson made it five. west ham down in ninth. nice win, keeping the same feeling from the last game here, thursday against nottingham. fantastic game. great performance. so pleased for the players and the staff, because they deserve to feel this way. so happy for them. they deserve the full credit. thousands of leicester fans have turned out to celebrate the club's promotion to the premier league — lining the

nic robertson and elisa rafah. all right. still to come, president joe biden has just landed in detroit where i he will soon be in that same arena where you saw are kevin lipped dac. this comes just hours after commencement speech to add one of the nation's most prestigious historically black colleges of the president's message at morehouse. straight ahead more than 500 million in art stolen mae saw what turned out to be the biggest archivist in history. >> you can't help but wonder if this was some sort of thin side job. >> how it really happened with jesse l. martin tonight, it nine on cnn today america's beverage companies are models might still look the same, but they can be remade in a whole new way. thanks to you we're getting bottles back and we've developed a way to make new ones from 100% recycled plastic new bottles made using no new plastic. >> you'll be seeing more of these bottles in more places. >> and when we get more of them back we can use less new plastic bottles or days this would be remade these days. >> e

nic robertson. thank you so much. i'm also joined by frida ghitis, cnn.com oh, contributor and global affairs columnist for the washington post, plus cnn military analysts and retired air force colonel cedric latent. great to see all of you a join this conversation. so kernel, you first-year, let's begin with the rugged weather conditions, the fog, all complicating a rescue efforts iran's military, i remember nikki reporting earlier would also be a component in this search effort. what do you know about the country's readiness for something like this? >> well, for greek aid is a very difficult for them to mount these kinds of operations. now they do have some experience handling earthquake rescue. rescue operations. they also have some other disaster relief operations under their belt, but crashed sides. i while they have had some experience with some recent graph disasters, they are not well equipped, especially in remote areas to handle this kind of an event. it's always a shock for it to go through something like t

nic robertson, back to you. adjust shortly what kind of response, if any, is coming from the iranian leadership on this ongoing effort to at some zero point, resume the search yeah, it's putting the resources and that's what the commander of the armed forces said, no, i was just reading some of the latest information. >> we're getting in from people on the ground here at the leading edge of the search and they're saying, because the ground is so saturated, because it's been raining so much the ground is very, is very difficult. it just making moving hard so vehicles can't get a deeper access as they want them to get into the mountains, people on foot, it's just it's very slow progress at the moment. it appears. all right. very treacherous conditions again, if you're just now joining us, we'll continue to have more on a helicopter that went down in iran in the eastern azerbaijan province and onboard was the president of iran abraham raisi, as well as the foreign minister and other high-ranking officials will have

mar y de los musculos higados y estomagos de varias especies de peces afectados. >> sin embargo, robertsonarte de esta investigacion, pero nos explica como esas toxinas podrian estar afectando a las especies. >> en muchos de estos casos no solamente se afecta a la especie que esta con o entrando en contacto directo con esa alga, sino que tambien con esas algas y esas toxinas entran al organismo, la toxina no este procesa, no se digiere, sino que se mantiene en el organismo de los peces. >> entonces, si viene un pez mas grande y se come ese pez, esta ingiriendo la toxina. >> este experto dice que aun es necesario indagar mas profundo para entender la situacion y resalta que es un fenomeno de suma importancia al que no solo los cientificos deben prestarle atencion, si no todos. >> no ha dicho que haya un riesgo directamente a los humanos, lo unico que han dicho es que no se consuman estos peces que estan siendo visiblemente afectados o pese a que ya estan estan muertos. >> bueno, mientras continuan investigando este dilema, el experto nos recomienda la importancia en general de cuidar nuestr

goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo and a top corner screamer from harvey elliott. richarlison and son heung—min, that is their fourth defeat in a row, and they are seven points behind aston villa in fourth. the win for liverpool mathematically keeps them in the title race, but it does guarantee that they finish at least third, which is more likely. we were really, really, really, really, really good

listen, he's a lot of people i wish she spoke to me. >> i like robertson there. i'm going to get the politics. i want to talk to you. yeah. >> hey, here's another hollywood stars who through well, let's timing the timing of it. >> we can also talk about where day or so away, maybe from a verdict wondering why they didn't come out later, but there's another hollywood star who is run their support behind donald trump. >> listen once you think of trump, i think i'm going to vote for him really. >> yeah. in the next lecture, yes, i am. >> are you ready for the blowback? >> well typically come well, i think this election and everybody's got it. >> i think they take a side or whatever, but it's it just seems to me he makes sense. i was ready not to vote for trump until >> in an upcoming film. so that the reagan say that or no, go ahead. what's your oyster thought about that comment when morgan goes, are you ready for the blowback? i mean, i think that tells you everything hollywood's afraid to say what they think and every once in awhile somebody comes out and says you

nick robertson's piece.ow, as of tonight, as of right now as i'm standing here, the current situation is that they are saying that the wounds are not life anymore. it's unclear whether or not robert fico is conscious at this point in time. however, he is being treated here in this hospital and certainly seemed as though he is going to be at this hospital possibly for an extended period of time. again, he was airlifted here because this is a trauma center where they can create some severe wounds obviously, the shooting happened a little bit away from here, but certainly right now it seemed as though the politicians are saying not life-threatening anymore, but definitely still a dangerous situation. >> anderson, anything else known about a possible motive of the shooter yeah. >> it's very difficult to say the only thing that we have for the politicians here at right now from those two that we saw at that press conference, the interior minister, the defense minister, they say they believed that this was politic

goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo and a top corner screamer from harvey elliott.purs despite a late rally with goals from richarlison and son heung—min, that is their fourth defeat in a row, and they are seven points behind aston villa in fourth. the win for liverpool mathematically keeps them in the title race, but it does guarantee that they finish at least third, which is more likely. we were really, really, really, really, really good until we were really rubbish and then we were 0k again. so that's it. in that period, obviously we can see it in different ways. in the moment when we let the players immediately what they can do and they were flying, and we had a similar game, they were really good and we controlled them for so long and obviously most important, yeah. somebody else can sort that next. played some really good stuff under pressure to get out and get in the front third. but whenever we came in the front third nothing came of it. the opposition got comfortable. if we were able to evenjust, you know, create a couple of goals or opportunities for ours

deputy director robertson, did you want to, commissioner. thank you. deputy director bruce robinson for public works. i think i would clarify it in two ways. i think i would say delay versus duration and the item we heard earlier was a perfect example. the project was 100% complete. so there is no delay in the project. there is an extension of duration of the contract to do the administrative paperwork and close out the contract. and almost all of these. that's what you see. so it really is the project schedule for the delivery of the project is an impacted. and if there is a scheduled delay, there's always and commissioner wolford can speak to this. there's a dollar component associated with it. so all of these are usually just not a delay in the project. it's just a duration extension for administrative paperwork is really what these almost all are. you're confident that every time there'd be a material delay, it'll be a dollar cost associated with it and we'll see it, yes. and i think it's fair to ask, director short to just make a part of her repor

we wanted to take a moment to thank jean robertson .who is retiring after decades sorry of services to this district. give me a second. your dedication, professionalism and compassion. you have shown our community in our families is truly inspired saying thank you and we look forward to seeing everyone in our monthly meetings, including our upcoming picnic in june. you're all welcome. thank you so much. and thank you for, bearing with us with all the technical difficulties they were. i've checked and they were i've got plenty of feedback that everything was working, so it was captured. well so i wanted to let you know. and thank you so much for connecting all of your work to the goals of learning. much appreciated. and with that, i wanted to offer, open it up to commissioners who may have questions or comments. as a student with a learning plan and a learning disability, i just wanted to say thank you. and a lot of these suggestions are things that i can absolutely say would have been so, so useful. and like, as somebody with a learning

goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo, and a top—corner screamer from harvey elliott.spite a late rally with goals from richarlison and son heung—min, that is theirfourth defeat in a row — and they are seven points behind aston villa, in fourth. the win for liverpool mathematically keeps them in the title race, but it does guarantee that they finish at least third, which is more likely. we were really, really, really good — until we were really rubbish. and then, we were 0k again, so that's it. and in that period — obviously, we can't see it in different ways, in the moment when we let them play, you see immediately what they can do. they were then flying and we had that game before — a similar game, they werejust really good, but we controlled them for so long, always the most important. and, yeah — somebody else can solve that next season. laughter played some really good stuff under pressure to get out and into the front third, but whenever we got to the front third, just nothing came of it. and when that happens, the opposition can come for the ball, and if we were

andy robertson was on hand to send them into the break on hand to send them into the break on high.became three and three soon became four. that one's for you, three soon became four. that one's foryou, boss. no wonderjurgen klopp was looking pleased. there a with cerne turn to grimaces. club struggled to explain where the control had gone. the full time whistle brought relief, three points and an opportunity for the second to last time. dan ogunshakin, bbc news. well, after the match, postecoglu said they didn't take their opportunities. liverpool's harvey elliot scored a cracking fourth goal and his manager said perhaps he should have picked him more often this season. did harvey elliot play enough this season? i'm not sure. it is a little bit moments, stuff like this. it was outstanding. to be as dominant as he was today. a fantastic player. what a goal. i love it. all good. i will watch that, definitely. a goal. i love it. all good. iwill watch that, definitely.- a goal. i love it. all good. iwill watch that, definitely. played some reall aood watch that, definitely. played some

michai robertson, thank you forjoining us.al in london later today, though it's emerged that he won't be meeting the king during his trip. let's speak to our royal correspondent sarah campbell. good to see you on a lovely day. prince harry is not going to see his father, what have we had from buckingham palace if anything from prince harry's team? brute buckingham palace if anything from prince harry's team?— prince harry's team? we have not heard anything from _ prince harry's team? we have not heard anything from buckinghaml heard anything from buckingham palace. what has been said from the duke of�*s team is the king has a full schedule so although the prince would like to meet him soon, it is not going to happen on this particular visit. this is a very rare visit for prince harry to the uk and it is really to celebrate the movement that he started about ten years ago, the invictus games. there have been several gain sense and i am pleased to say probably one of the other driving forces along with prince harry is here now i

nothing against the oilers last night when dallas jason robertson started scoring his first career hat trick fueled dallas comeback win. they win five three in the final and that gives the stars a21 lead in the series. >> game four is tomorrow night, of course, is to see who they who plays the panthers. >> just the panthers and the rangers. the panthers are down right now 2 to 1, but there's plenty plenty of hockey left to be played. and how about tennis great rafael nadal saying that there's a big chance he's played his last match at the french open. >> injuries have really plagued him. the 37 year old has suffered through 18 months of injuries. his return to paris lasted just three sets. he then lost to the tournament's fourth ranked player among those in the crowd was nadal's 19 month old son. >> he was seen holding a mini tennis racket during dad's match. never too young to start. >> i know i was going to say a future nadal will likely see on the court. now to baseball and a wild play you may have missed. all right, at least it's in high school. >> okay, we're going to ohio now for

salah robertson, khakbo, elliot golzan, and richal learson. in the most important games, rome tied with juventus in the presence of sardar ezmoun for 28 minutes. lukaku for rome and bremer scored for juventus in this game. the fifth place was 60 points in another important game of milan against their guest, genoa was stopped with a draw of 3 and with 71 points. florenzi gabbia and giroud scored for milan in the second place. this week's games will end tonight with two matches, and salerno will play against atalanta and udinese will play against napoli. in the final match of the 32nd week of the german bundesliga last night , in the most important game, bayer leverkusen, the early champion of the 5th season, played against eytracht frankfurt. defeated and valencia lost to alaves by one goal . the ipswich captain's support for palestine in the celebration of promotion to the premier league is the latest action of football players in support of palestine. this move there was a lot of reflection in the media. with the continuation of the crime of

but in this particular case this was, this was something that was improving that all right. >> nic robertson. thank you so much. we'll continue to check in with you. and of course, we'll have much more on this breaking news as we learn it. i'm figuring get whitfield, jake tapper, and state of the union is back in a moment these days, everyone staring at screens am watching their spending good vision is more important than ever. >> but so it's saving, that's why america's best includes a free eye exam when you buy two pairs of glasses for just 79, 95 book an exam online today. >> there's not to bet on a subway series foot-long, except we add on all new foot-long zach kick. we're talking about $2 footlong to row three footlong pretzel kind of $5 footlong cookie. every effort foot-long deserve a perfect sayyed kid. what was your favorite subway service up to date? >> they told us to follow our dreams bint said they were unrealistic because passions don't pay bills but what they didn't know he said dreamers make their own victory fashion moves fast, setting trends is our business. we need to sca

let's get to cnn's nic robertson. first, nick this appears to be a big step toward actually reaching the crash site that they were able to locate it. >> it does. but i think there were a couple of caveats here and of course, this is what we've been listening two through the afternoon from iranian officials. that number one, you've got the farc, you've got the rain that's really cold. it's mountainous, it's rugged there are forests, there. but when you dive in and take a look at the mapping for that area, and now this refined smaller area where we believe the helicopter went down and what are the reasons we believe it went down in this particular area is because there were two other helicopters with it. they lost contact with the president's helicopter. now the authorities say that through a signal from the helicopter and a cell phone from a crew member onboard the helicopter. up to they have now got a more precise idea of where it is, but when you dive in and take a close look at the mapping, the nearest village, wher

nic robertson. thank you so much for that reporting. let's turn now to cnn pentagon correspondent oren lieberman, who's here in the studio with me coming back here to the us and how the administration is responding to this. what are you hearing? >> well, the us is watching this very closely. it's not just the white house and the national security council, but the state department and others as well still we haven't seen any public comment and that perhaps not really a surprise president joe biden was briefed on this in the first hours after it happened, according to the white house press secretary, but they haven't said any more than that. first, the us is still looking for more information to try to find out what happened. and it's in a remote area as nick pointed out, and the information is likely to come from either iran or iranian state media. second, the us of course, wants to keep its distance here and not imply or show in any way that it was involved in this. so the us will keep its distance until it learns more. and so far we ha

want to bring in cnn's international diplomatic editor, nic robertson, who joins us live from london. so nick talked to us about this difference of this holocaust remembrance day, particularly at this time in the midst of war and we heard sentiments from the prime minister speaking last night at yad vashem, the holocaust memorial, sayyed in jerusalem and speaking specifically to that point talking about the 6 million jewish people but the nazis killed that was one-third of the total number of jewish people in the world and he drew a very, very clear parallel with hamas and the war today, he said that hamas were essentially the knots as of today that they had said that they wanted to rid the world of jewish people and that was, that was their mission. >> he spoke as well about a major an idf major who died in gaza, leaving behind a family of six children and his wife. and he spoke about the generations of that family of the major came before him. the great grandfather he reminded all the people who were listening to his speech had fled the, the holocaust, fled vienna in 1938 just befor

joining me now, nic robertson from london mic first of all, can you just explain the role of the icc?ee and how it was formed yeah. >> typically, the icc goes off to, if you will, tries to prosecute leaders. the icj prosecutes countries. so that's why we're hearing the specific names today of prime minister benjamin netanyahu you have go on defense minister yahya sinwar, political head of hamas, mohammed deif, the military head of hamas, ismail haniyeh, their political leader outside of the country so it is an institution that came into being in 2002. and the reason it was created was following the wars, for example, in the former yugoslavia and rwanda, the genocide there that the un recognized that there was a space for an international body to be created that would, that would prosecute individuals rather than an ad hoc basis that had happened previously, per genocide, per war. so this was created and 125 countries now total have signed up to what's known as the rome statute. and if you're a signatory to the rome statute, then for any person charged charged or at least an arrest war

mexican police say 30-year-old american jack carter rhode and australian brothers, jake and carem robertsonnd killed saturday after going missing. authorities said sunday that evidence points to three suspects who appear to have attacked the tourists after a carjacking attempt. their burned up truck was found on a near by farm last week. the local prosecutor theorized the thieves likely wanted their trucks tires but said the men resisted. on sunday, their families officially identified the bodies which were found dumped into a remote 50-foot deep well. the three men were on a surfing trip near the popular coastal city of encenada but were camping in an isolated area outside of town. >> going to remote isolated locations can be great but it can work against you when there's nobody around to be able to help you in case of emergency. >> reporter: former l.a.p.d. detective says traveling internationally can be a risk. >> once we leave the soil of the good old usa, things are not always equal. so having to deal with some of these ramifications can be challenging sometimes. >> people magazine onl

and the belief that they can shift the dialogue a little nic robertson, it's great to see you.hank you so much, nick so this morning, a bunch of lawyers are writing speeches, closing arguments in new york criminal case against donald trump. >> they happen next tuesday. he is charged with falsifying documents to cover up hush money payments to adult film mac salt inflows the 2016 election the jury has six days off now or somehow they're going to have to avoid talking about the case going on the internet or even using social media with this. now cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joe jackson and former trump white house lawyer, jim shultz. julia, a bunch of days here to a very are closing arguments. you sit down to write these things if you're the prosecution, what are you trying to do? >> so you don't sit down and write it, you're writing it during the course of the trial, right? every witnesses, your narrative, and every witness you're building a closing argument now. you're structuring it such that you're going to get out the critical points if you're the prosecut

george robertson, former labour minister.ry—general of nato said to the new statesman about putin, he said he's not bothered about nato or nato enlargement, but he is bothered about the european union. the whole ukraine crisis started with the offer of an eu accession agreement to ukraine in 2014, george robertson being clear that eu expansion is the reason for the ukraine war. i tend to think it's both, but hey, interesting . that the sort of interesting. that the sort of things that i've been saying and screamed and shouted at by the political class and much of the ever so smart mainstream media, and there's quite a heavyweight there. taking a very similar opinion in a moment, let's have some good news. i know it's a rotten, rainy, ghastly bank houdayin rotten, rainy, ghastly bank holiday in many ways, particularly here in the south. it's not a day when people go to the pub. trouble is, so many pubs have closed. well, heineken have announced a £39 million boost for their pubs and even the prospect of reopening over 60 that

the hostages released dead or alive, and two from home. >> nic robertson for us. thank you so much for that reporting. brianna. >> all right. here with us now, is lily greenberg call she is a former staffer in the biden administration who resigned her job from her job over the war that israel is waging in gaza against hamas. she is the first-known jewish appointee to publicly do so in lilly. thank you so much for being with us today first before i talk to you about your decision, here we have this news about the bodies of these three hostages been found. what is your reaction as we've learned this yeah, i mean, i'm i'm devastated and i'm horrified and i'm, you know, it's tragic that they won't be reunited with their families but they. >> won't be able to sit at shabat tables that have been missing them for months. but i think it's very clear that the only way to bring back living hostages is a ceasefire deal. and that's what families of the hostages have been asking for, for months. >> tell us slowly about your decision. how long had you been thinking about this a

después tren alexander arnold con el centro aparecía andy robertson salah, que la tiraba a la porteríat ham de edson Álvarez. primero palmer. quién sino para pegarle así, después del rebote y abrir el marcador para los blues? después iba a venir connor gallagher con una gran volea después del rebote. así la prendía y ponía el 2 a 0 del chelsea. no, ni matsui que se iba a encargar de poner las cosas 3 a 0,2 cabezazos dentro del área. después iba a venir nico jackson para anotar el primero de sus 2 goles. este aquí definiendo después del pasecito que le dejaba ahí noni y después este de un de un pase de moisés caicedo que le quedaba solo para encarar y poner el 5 a 0 final. y con todo y eso el chelsea sigue soñando con meterse a los puestos europeos en otros goles. ya se están definiendo las cosas en la selección. en la liga de holanda, el feyenoord estaba buscando quedarse, por lo menos con la segunda posición. y para santi jiménez lo más importante era romper la sequía goleadora y esa llegó ahí. santi no marcaba desde el 10 de marzo. hoy se despachó con 2 goles. este segundo de muy bue

cnn's international editor, nic robertson, is live in london for us with more on this. nick, good morning to you. >> clearly, a lot of symbolism in this visit from blinken, the reality seems to be that russia is making some gains in the war against ukraine. >> why is that? and what's next? >> for them? >> yeah, it's hard to know what russia's real objective here by this offensive around harkey visit quite simply just to take territory and take advantage in that area that ukraine lacks? the troops, lacks the ammunition because it's been slow in coming from the united states and from other allies and partners is that what russia is doing or is it part of a broader russian campaign to attack at the north end of this hundreds and hundreds of miles long front line. and it's attacking the zaporizhzhia, the southern towards the southern under that frontline and as it's real intent to distract and pull off ukrainian troops from other areas and then push more more offensively in the center and the donbass region, which is what they've been doing earlier this year but the effecti

leader in the country, is calling on iranians to pray for the president right now all right. >> nic robertson, thanks so much for that reporting. let's turn now to oren liebermann. lieberman to talk more about what the us is doing. it's monitoring the situation but that's about the extent of it at this point, it sounds like, of course president joe biden was briefed on this earlier today, according to the white house press secretary, but you haven't seen any public statements not from biden himself or from anyone else in the administration, but of course, the white house, the national security council, the state department, the pentagon monitoring this very closely. the reason we haven't seen a statement first, the us is trying to figure out exactly what happened here. and that's difficult not only because of the remote region where does happen, but also because it's simply difficult to get information and much of that will come from iran. in addition, the us doesn't want to be seen as a all venice in any way. so at this point, at least best to keep an arm's length away from this and wait for

people have died in them before all right. >> are nic robertson for us this morning with our breaking nick, thanks very much. i really appreciate it and just in just a few hours, donald trump returns to court for the fourth week of his criminal hush money trial. >> that will be digging deeper into trump world, but it's still unclear who's gonna be telling as defying next, it could be trump's former fixer, michael cohen, although we could also see him later, could be former adviser kellyanne conway or is it adult film star stormy daniels, who of course is the one at the heart of all of this after she received cash to keep quiet about her liaison with trump ahead of the 26th teen election. >> over the weekend, the republican national committee held its annual retreat in palm beach. >> and according to three attendees at a mar-a-lago fundraiser, trump was raging, accusing the biden administration of running what he called. it gestapo administration, recalling the nazis and claiming that the president is behind the four criminal trials that he is currently facing. joining me now is nation

conference in moscow on the military against terrorism, and then there was a simple hysteria: who is robertsonial to whom we pay a salary, i am a representative of great france, i am the most important guest here. declare a no-fly zone over the black sea, of course, excluding the sovereign space of bulgaria, romania and turkey, everything else has a precedent, why why bulgaria, romania, not, well, these are nato countries after all, their sovereign territories, god bless these 12 miles , the entire central part of the black sea, there is a precedent when nato bombed yugoslavia. to say, general, that there are many, many intermediate options, well, listen, in fact they are using the ukrainians to launch a missile at the white house, i don’t tell you to strike at us, we have no one to use to strike at the united states or at its interests, at its bases in different countries, and we are starting to do something, if you believe such an authoritative, not always truthful newspaper as the new -york times, they say russia is doing more. as for now we don’t take it away, we don’t touch it, but we wil

stars winger jason robertson scored a hat trick, the last of his three goals.l game winner made it four three late in the third. and then you add an empty netter with just under two minutes to go and the stars win five three. they have a21 series lead. game four wednesday in edmonton sports on abc seven golden 1 credit union sees, you're crushing it. you nailed that audition. you perfected that plate. your team's inspired. whether behind the scenes or center stage, you've never chosen the easy path. instead, you make your own. golden 1 checking works for you with every day simple checking. so you can keep shining, no matter what scene of life you're in. golden 1 checking, life is a journey best celebrated together. right now jimmy kimmel, >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- carol burnett, nicholas galitzine. and music from christian nodal. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. th

family members confirm they are jake and callum robertson from australia and jack carter rhoad, a u.s. citizen. their remains were found in a remote well that was about 50 feet deep. a fourth body was also discovered and may be part of an unrelated case. marissa parra has the details. >> reporter: new details on what mexican officials are calming a robbery again out of hand. just over a week after three tourists vanished on a surfing trip to mexico. a local attorney general saying the three bodies discovered in a water well 50 feet deep are likely that of jack carter rhoad, callum robinson, and his brother jake, saying this appears to be an attempted carjacking gone wrong, and there were signs the men tried to fight back and met a violent end. the medical examiner's office in ensenada saying the cause of death for the bodies found, gunshot wounds to the head. mexican investigators seen combing through evidence, finding blood, bullet casings, and drag marks near the men's campground and a white pickup truck badly burned. police have arrested at least three people, including a woman who

this is what the former president of the un war crimes court in sierra leone, geoffrey robertson, said. very significant. remember that the concept of war crimes was introduced by the nuremberg tribunal, goal who was to punish the nazis by hanging. bone and now, after so many years, unfortunately, israel and its leaders are accused of the same thing. in the chaotic bombings that kill thousands of children, in the use of hunger and the like. at the same time, three hamas leaders have been charged with mass murder and hostage-taking, against which they obviously have nothing to oppose. and this is a very serious war crime. the difference between the leaders of hamas, if they are recognized as wine. then they will go to prison for life, and the israelites if they have the courage to go to court and fight, to be able to file a complaint that they were provoked and they were acting in self-defense. it will be a difficult task for them, but quite real. they have to prove, show that their actions were proportionate to the provocation they suffered, and that is up to the judges to decide. in m

goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo and a top corner screamer from harvey elliott.e that they finish at least third, which is more likely. for spurs, despite a late rally with goals from richarlison and son heung—min, that is their fourth defeat in a row, and they are seven points behind aston villa in fourth. like some really good stuff under pressure to get out and get into the front third. but whenever we got to the front foot, just nothing came of it. when it happens, the opposition get comfortable. if we were able to even greater couple of goal—scoring opportunities for ourselves, we maybe would have pulled back a little bit. 0bviously maybe would have pulled back a little bit. obviously you guys coming added some creativity, that helped us. spurs failed to capitalise on aston villa's1—0 defeat to brighton earlier in the day, and chelsea are still pushing for european football next season. they are up to seventh after beating west ham 5—0 at stamford bridge. cole palmer scored his 21st goal of the season, as they dominated from start to finish. thousand of leic

i mean, it's ben robertson. i mean, thatjust doesn't work as a diary item.out the whatsapp from whoever it was. mavis writes, "i reckon that 10% of mps who've announced they're standing down have reversible names, like stuart andrew." in other words, a surname that could be a first name." this is working on the assumption that bob stewart and bob neil are called robert. "this seems a very high proportion, who could be next?" so we then did our own bit of number crunching and we looked at all the mps who are standing down and we've got stuart andrew, bob stuart, bob neil, lucy allan, michael ellis, alisterjack, brandon lewis, wayne david, caroline lucas, lisa cameron, trudy harrison, sajid javid, andrew percy douglas ross, theresa may, joe gideon. all people who have surnames that could also be a first name. and we worked out that that is probably 19% of the mp who are standing down have so called reversible names. that's massive. i mean, that's what we spent our morning doing. we're like broadcasting to the nation, holding people to account. we werejust goin

stars winger jason robertson scored a hat trick, the last of his three goals.ee late in the third. and then you add an empty netter with just under two minutes to go and the stars win five three. they have a21 series lead. game four wednesday in lead. game four wednesday in edmonton - ugh. - cabin crew cross check. that yellow's not gonna fly. - buckle up! - whoa! ♪ reality checkup ♪ there's toothpaste white, and there's crest 3dwhitestrips white. whitens like a $400 professional treatment. [pilot] prepare for non-stop smiles. crest. to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with a round brush head. add power. and you've got oral-b. round cleans better by surrounding each tooth to remove 100% more plaque. for a superior clean. oral-b. brush like a pro. did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without

clarence robertson was staggering by me without his helmet. gaping hole in the left side of his forehead, his blond was streaked with blood. i was yelling, get down! and this used to be my nightmare is appealing. get down because i never forgot that scene. and i guess he couldn't hear me anyway. the on that beach was horrendous all these shells coming. i got flamethrowers blowing up with the guys getting on fire a noise was, was tremendous and it went on for seven years before he had the idea, he had actually tried to convince members of congress to do a world war two museum or a d-day museum and his offices in the research center where he was collecting, transcribing these oral histories. and gunter was ed and these would come in and and he'd say, come here and listen to this. and it be a story like that or. listen to this audio tape or this transcribe. this stuff is great stuff. we're saving it. it's going to all go in my book on d-day. so this was going on from the time created the eisenhower center in three up until the moment that we set

i mean, it's ben robertson. and i think you're absolutely right.hoever it was. mavis writes, "i reckon that 10% of mps who've announced they're standing down have reversible names, like stuart andrew." in other words, a surname that could be a first name. "this is working on the assumption that bob stewart and bob neil are called robert." and bob neil are called robert. this seems a very high proportion, who could be next?" so we then did our own bit of number crunching and we looked at all the mps who are standing down and we've got stuart andrew, bob stuart, bob neil, lucy allan, michael ellis, alister jack, brandon lewis, wayne david, caroline lucas, lisa cameron, trudy harrison sajid javid andrew percy douglas ross theresa may. all people who have surnames that could also be a first name. and we work out that that is probably 19% of the mp who are standing down have so called reversible names. that's massive. i mean, that's what we spent our morning doing. we're like broadcasting to the nation, holding people to account. we werejust going throu