so rod's tale is a cautionary one. a camera grabbing over-the-top example of how bribery extortion and graft easily sneak into our political system behind ambition and enormous egos. and if the same way he does, then another rod blagojevich is just around the corner. >> i didn't break a law crossed the line or take a penny. okay but i never said i wasn't an idiot >> thank you very much. thank you very much

rod, i'm going to give you some time with this.ig a concern is special teams maybe specifically kicking. then you can address the muffed punt. and what do the niners do about it. it's a it's a massive concern. their special teams to put it mildly, is unreliable. and it's not just today and it's not just the missed field goals by jake moody. although that is the main problem because you're costing yourself points. but at times over the course of the season and we're just now past the halfway point, the niners have had a kick punt return, a kickoff return for a touchdown. they've had punts blocked cut, punt coverage and kick coverage has been abysmal all season long. so i don't know what the threshold is for the niners to where they have to say, we need to do something about these special teams. we need to fix it. how long do they think they can go with unreliable, special teams across the board? ultimately, jake moody got the job done. that's the most important thing. but he has proven to be not just in this game, not just in this s

the 76 rod has beenin the first time. the 76 rod has been injail since the first time. and is facing two charges of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces under beijing's security law. lai denies all charges against him. south korean authorities are investigating the deaths of three employees inside the testing chamber at a high undyed car manufacturing facility. the state news agency said the victims were found collapsed in the plant. local reports said unventilated exhaust gases may have suffocated them. a police investigation is under way and the company has pledged full cooperation. according to the international air transport association global air passenger numbers will double in about 20 years to 8.6 billion and that even despite the setback from the pandemic. bahrain owned golf air is rooting for that growth. my colleagues caught up with the boss to talk about the challenges and opportunities he sees in the nearfuture. irate challenges and opportunities he sees in the near future.- sees in the near future. we are challenged _ sees in the near future. we are c

rod stewart and maggie may. do you remember it?ing to say to you... ferrari can't go through here at all. so me and the boys thought we'd come and do it ourselves. in recent years, he's also become something of an activist, filling in potholes near his home in essex. can you get the hairdryer, please? and paying for mri scans in an attempt to cut nhs waiting lists. i'm in a privileged position. i've, you know, i've earned my money and i want to help people. when he returns to glastonbury injune, he will be 80 years old. # we are sailing stormy waters... the star recently announced his plans to retire from large—scale touring next year, but in a statement, he said he was ready and able to return to the pyramid stage next year. thank you very, very much. mark savage, bbc news. when he returns to glastonbury injune, he will be 80 years old. # we are sailing stormy waters... the star recently announced his plans to retire from large—scale touring next year, but in a statement, he said he was ready and able to return to the pyramid stag

rod as you and i talked about not the best niners player last year. maybe the best offensive player in the nfl. he's not that guy this year. no. and what i find to be odd is that he's being used in the three games that christian mccaffrey has come back as if he's the christian mccaffrey of last year. i understand what kyle shanahan is trying to do or what i perceive he's trying to do, which is christian mccaffrey is healthy. we want him because we think he gives us the best chance to win, to diversify the offense, and we also want him to get in game shape as quickly as possible. but to me, when you have jordan mason, who was actually leading this niner rushing attack before christian mccaffrey came back, and now he's only had six rushes over the three games that mccaffrey has come back. i wonder why you wouldn't try to integrate him into the offense a little bit more. as mccaffrey to his credit is dealing with not playing football f the vast majority of this season. i think mccaffrey is going to have a breakout game. hopefully it happens on sunday. bu

well, it makes sense, sir rod...o glastonbury, he has history there, he has bangers, so i think it is a pretty bang on backing for a sunday lunchtime, for sure. i will come back to when he last played there, but he is 79, he will be 80 when we get round to it. have you seen him in recent years performing? i it. have you seen him in recent years performing?— years performing? i have not. my mum _ years performing? i have not. my mum and _ years performing? i have not. my mum and dad _ years performing? i have not. my mum and dad have - years performing? i have not. my mum and dad have quite l years performing? i have not. j my mum and dad have quite a bit. ithink it my mum and dad have quite a bit. i think it sort of doesn't matter too much about, almost beyond the point of what he sounds like on the day, people just get swept up in the moment of the second slot, and it can overtake what a headliner feels like. dolly parton, that was one of the biggest crowds at glastonbury, jeremy corbyn was the biggest, then dolly p

sir rod stewart has said he may have to sell his five beloved sports cars because there are so many potholestwo years ago, he took it upon himself to try to fix the roads, claiming "no—one can be bothered to do it". when we are back, will have all the latest from washington, the continued appointments being made by donald trump. we will pause for a little while and catch up with the latest by details. —— weather. hello. this relatively calm weather is with us for another 2a hours. beyond that, it's all change. we'll have screaming cold winds this time next week, but as far as friday is concerned, mist and fog in the morning in a few places and then with a bit of luck, some sunshine in the afternoon. now, the high pressure'sjust about with us, but the weather is changing way to the north. it'll take a few days for that high pressure to shift. now, through the early hours, we'll see some clear spells developing across parts of scotland and elsewhere across england and wales. and in one or two spots early in the morning on friday, t really could be quite nippy, perhaps two or three degrees, but

joining me now rod blagojevich former governor of illinois. rod, wonderful to see you tonight.ing any big names whom they might be looking to for 2028? >> if your question was a multiple choice question my answer would have been d. none of the above. there is really nobody on their bench. if you are asking me to throw other potential names in here governor in illinois j.b. pritzker who used to work for me he inherited millions of dollars to the hyatt hotel fortune. donald trump actually won more votes in illinois than governor pritzker ever did and there was no republican trump campaign here in illinois. the democratic party if it continues to have the indifference or contempt that it has for the average, ordinary people they are not listening to him or hearing him and some the things all those pundits were saying moments ago that we heard are an example they are not hearing them. they are never going to get those people back. the combination of donald trump out every day people. chance american dream that the democrats used to be for. new aged democrats are all about the usual

rod stewart will be back at glastonbury next year to play the legends�* slot.e busy london we will bring you the latest stories from in and around the capital, plus your local weather. —— on bbc london. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government is promising to reduce the benefits bill by getting more people into work. it plans to spend £240 million on overhauling jobcentres across britain, and betterfunding mental health services. ministers also say a "youth guarantee" scheme will help 18 to 21—year—olds into work, education or training. our employment correspondent zoe conway reports. the secretary of state for work and pensions, the government will explain how it plans to get more young people into training and employment. we want to make sure that young people do have a chance and an opportunity. of course they have the responsibility to take those chances up, but those opportunities have got to be about helping them start on a career path that's going to see them right for the rest of their working life, because at the moment, that's

kevin rod largely didn't say anything about julian assigned assignment tiny habits. then we go on to malcolm turnbull wanting to just say that this guy deserves defies. just the same with scott morris and what, what sort of justice did i want him defies. just as for was for doing the work of a journalist. it is time for this matter to be brought to a conclusion in that oh i dont express any personal sympathy with some of the actions of mr. ascent. organize. he did say that he thinks this matter should be brought to a pause quickly. i don't know what that means. i don't know whether that means just get on with it, get him out of the put him on trial. it's almost as if they sign like the previous government that he should've been brought to trial earlier and punished and convicted earlier. but that's not talking to the cold problem. the cold problem isn't that he hasn't been prosecuted and prosecuted quickly enough. the cold problem is that is named prosecuted and prosecuted in the 1st place. the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a

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joining me now is former illinois governor rod blagojevich. me, gov, how i would know about life coaches on the internet. okay. but i know there are a lot of them out there. she is acting kind of like a toddler in one of those soccer games where everybody gets a trophy at the end of the game. like everybody should celebrate her for blowing off 1.5 -- 1.6 billion maybe if you top it off. what's your reaction to this tonight? >> she should have run for therapist in chief instead of president of the united states. she owes it to her supporters ran through $1.5 billion a record amount of money. half supporters are small dollar donors averaged about $49 in contributions. and yet she spent the money, million or 2.5 million or oprah wintry, $4 million on private jet travel. $15 million for event producers, to put together some of those concerts that they were performing. and, you know, i think about aunt martha sitting in chillicothe, ohio kitchen table writing a $25 check lifelong democrat she would blot money on entertainment, hollywood, rich peopl

joining me now, rod blagojevich, former governor of illinois. rod, wonderful to see you tonight. am i missing any big names whom they might be looking to for 2028? if your question was a multiple choice question, my answer would have been d none of the above. there's really nobody on their bench. if you're asking me to throw some other potential names in there. i mean, we have our governor here in illinois, j.b. pritzker, who used to work for me. he inherited billions of dollars from the hyatt hotel fortune, but he's basically been a governor who's been tone deaf to the real needs of the people of illinois. donald trump actually won more votes in illinois than governor pritzker ever did, and there was no republican trump campaign here in illinois. i think the democratic party, if it continues to have the indifference or contempt that it has for the average ordinary people, they're not listening to them or hearing them. and some of the things that all those pundits were saying just moments ago that we heard is an example, that they're not hearing them. they're never going to get t

yeah, we're going thanks, rod.going for peace tonight. >> i don't know her. >> i don't know her. >> give peace a chance, give peace, give war a chance. why don't we give war a chance? >> well, we do and lewis comes on anyway. we've got to get on with it. staying or starting with it. staying or starting with tuesday's independent. and sir keir starmer thinks he's too good for the taliban now. bruce. >> yes, keir starmer to snub taliban as brutal afghan regime flocked to the global climate wmmw flocked to the global climate summit. so this is cop29. keir is going to attend obviously to show off his lovely hair and he will not be speaking to anyone from the taliban , but he will be from the taliban, but he will be taking emily thornberry with him to defend him against the taliban . because i tell you, she taliban. because i tell you, she would have she could take you out. i genuinely think my point about cop29 scotland hosted it. i think it was cop27, and i thought scotland really could have taken a lead and done it a

one historian, i saw a rod has been on a journalistic mission to fix those headlines. she's been tweeting them out with stripe through sanitation, critiques and corrections her work has gone viral because it is. so one point we spoke with, i saw a rod about how an american academic has found yourself patrolling a small but significant corner of the 4th state. the world of headlines, my name is s, all right, and i am the historian of the modern released. and since the beginning of this war and actually before this war, i have been correcting headlines the as a historian. i know how important narrative and story telling me is in the way that the story is being told in the western media especially, is not right. and it's not accurate. the so i tend to focus on headlines because the reality is most people don't read beyond them. often use content is paywall or people just don't have that much time within their day to dedicate every topic headlines. do catch the eye though, and the shape the way that people think about the, the framing of stories on palestine. israel in the

we have magnesium rods that make sparks while we're sliding. most of us use roller derby knee pads. extra protection for our knees. i got my gloves with magnesium rods on them. >> before heading out into the crowd, crawford takes a final minute to get focused. my first time going to scary farm was in 1984. >> what i usually do is i look up sliders of ghost town. there's a whole history behind it. it originated at knott's berry farm, and that's where i learned everything about it. it makes you feel like i'm still keeping up the tradition. i definitely am bummed when the season is over, but i hope to do it until i can anymore >> i will say the slo mo makes it look like he's going to come after us. >> yeah, that is creepy. that's good stuff. yeah. let's talk about the weather. thank goodness it cooperated for all those trick or treaters out there tonight. >> yeah, it definitely did. dan and jr, no doubt about it. let me show you a live picture right now. you can see salesforce tower in san francisco getting into that halloween spooky spirit. got to love it. visibility is terrific from

we have magnesium rods that make sparks while we're sliding. most of us use roller derby knee pads. extra protection for our knees. i got my gloves with magnesium rods on them. >> before heading out into the crowd, crawford takes a final minute to get focused. my first time going to scary farm was in 1984. >> what i usually do is i look up sliders of ghost town. there's a whole history behind it. it originated at knott's berry farm, and that's where i learned everything about it. it makes you feel like i'm still keeping up the tradition. i definitely am bummed when the season is over, but i hope to do it until i can anymore >> i will say the slo mo makes it look like he's going to come after us. >> yeah, that is creepy. that's good stuff. yeah. let's talk about the weather. thank goodness it cooperated for all those trick or treaters out there tonight. >> yeah, it definitely did. dan and jr, no doubt about it. let me show you a live picture right now. you can see salesforce tower in san francisco getting into that halloween spooky spirit. got to love it. visibility is terrific from

we have determined that it was rod gaspar. >> rod gaspar. >> jimmy: of the miracle mets. >> of the miraclewere friends with someone who had an in there. and we would get to go down to the dugout and get pictures taken. >> jimmy: do you remember this day? >> i do. i do remember that day. >> jimmy: i wonder if rod remembers this. >> i'm sure he does. >> jimmy: aware that he is in a photograph with such a prestigious person. i mean, that's -- what a great picture that is. so you i understand have started a band. >> oh, well, yeah. >> jimmy: and it's not just a regular band. it's like a super group, if you will. >> yeah. >> jimmy: tell us who was in the band with you. >> okay. courteney cox you may know. >> jimmy: yes, we know courtney. >> she plays the piano in the band. mary mccormack, also fact actor. >> jimmy: what instrument does mary play? >> mary sings. mary is a great singer. she can harmonize and all that. and i thought tambourine for me. but they said no. i had to be the guitar player. and i don't know how to play the guitar. >> jimmy: okay, that's a problem. >> as a result, we have

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>> reporter: well, look, we talk about gaetz as a lightning rod l constantly.nd typically we're talking about him as a lightning rod because of the controversy that the stirs and the way he generally finds himself in the middle of or concocting a lot of the news cycles up here on capitol hill. but the practical of being a lightning rod is the thing that you're hitting on here, this idea that gaetz in basically sucking all the oxygen out of the room has provided some cover for senators to either not have to talk about their concerns with the other nominees, or that they're just overshadowed, but clearly now that gaetz has taken his name out of contention for attorney general, it does leave more spotlight for the other he nominees, and i think you bring up rfk jr., you bring up tulsi gabbard, certainly we heard those concerns aired from lawmakers in real time as those announcements were made. and then they sort of died down. in part because of the trump/vance transition team starting the charm offensive up here on capitol hill, bringing their key nominees around

there is no friendship between the i am my friend rod bank. i'm the countries of the global south, and remember in kenya, we beds a big front of the mismanagement, and these policies that are being pushed upon us by a lot of bank and i am a in 1960 is canyon was one that was right, spots to industrialization, we add them up to but to extend industry, we had an aptitude when i brought that group processing desperately. we had an active state on the enterprises. it was only at the beginning of the implementation of this structural adjustment plans that kenya became highly the industrialized b, a ducks on the poor people as they government spending was reduced and the suffering of the majority of the people. oh, that can and people went high. so these in detroit is out. it's in the name of i and i mentioned was but we don't expect much from them infected. it's because prize those that are on the covenant secretary that was made to even realize that these are not the friends. so the getting a mission, but that one of the able to advance the on a t

so rod's tale is a cautionary one. a camera grabbing over-the-top example of how bribery extortion and graft easily sneak into our political system behind ambition and enormous egos. and if the same way he does, then another rod blagojevich is just around the corner. >> i didn't break a law crossed the line or take a penny. okay but i never said i wasn't an idiot >> thank you very much. thank you very much and now the hbo original series real time with bill maher you doing thank you for a much. >> that's uh that is pretty good for a city that's supposed to be so depressed. okay well, this is our second to last show, and then you're on your own. and i know i'm leaving at a tough time the country is like, you know, half the country is ecstatic about the election and half the country is very down in the dumps liberal women are among the most pissed off. and have you seen this? the strategy denying sex no, really. this is a big thing to any guy who voted for trump. >> well all i can say is finally, progressives found a way

we remember being called in because looks like jeff sessions is going to get fired today, or rod rosensteinng to resign. that tumult over a four-year period and everybody expects it to be more chaotic, unpredictable and perhaps off the rails than the previous administration. >> you talk about jeff sessions and rod rosensteins of the world. trump likes to fire people, acting heads or heads. vivek ramaswamy, who we're reporting to have a role in the administration, in 2023, he proposed mass layoffs, firing as much as 75% of the federal work force. he believed the supreme court would back him up. is there any expectation this may not be case by case basis but a massive bloodletting. is it being discussed? >> main concern is ethical and moral, people don't want to be put in position having to defend family separation or something worse. but there is another concern, which as you say is sort of a mass bloodletting and layoff, there's schedule f, trump or in project 2025 you see it there and end of his previous term talked about massive cutbacks in the civil service and eliminating protections. f

he just wanted us to get to a place where as he started to see this institutional rod that we cut it out of the united states and stopped interfering and causing death and destruction around the world. well, what do you think lies in store for k of ansolaski himself? if the us did decide to suddenly stop sending him billions of dollars an assess, been doing v as i think that he'll probably start crying. i just told him, i don't see that as an option. i don't think he that he has a choice be behind the door number 2, that there will be an appetite anywhere in the world present. trump is already kind of signal that we need to get back to a more peaceful society and get rid of all these radical ideas that have that permeated for the last 4 years and large part of the united states fault. because we've allowed for stolen elections and, and things to happen on, on our watching in our country without do anything about it. so, i think that it's things lensky is going to have to step down. they'll find, we have an election and maybe get somebody sensible in there that natalie cares about ukr

management, who was literally a member of an ecoterrorist organization that spiked trees with metal rods to harm hijackers when they cut into this tree with a chainsaw. she was she was confirmed. or sam britton, former deputy assistant secretary in the office of nuclear energy who repeatedly stole women's luggage airports traveling on this tax buyer's dine. i didn't hear a people from democrats or the mainstream media about these disastrous pics so let me ask my colleagues this. of democrats won the senate, the house in the white house you think a single democrat would be going against kamala harris's nominations? absolutely not. senate democrats would greenlight every single one of kamala harris's cabinet picks without giving it a second thought. that's their prerogative. democrats get in line. that's what they do. they did it for the bidens and they would have done it for the harris administration and believe me, other high-level staff would be any more qualified or morally upright than president biden's picks. to my republican colleagues, remember that the media hates donald trump. i

tracee stone manning, literally a member of a echo terrorist organization that spiked trees with metal rodsfice of nuclear energy who repeatedly stole women's luggage at airports while traveling on the taxpayer's dime. i didn't hear a peep from democrats or the mainstream pleddia about the disastrous picks so let me ask my colleagues this, if democrats won the senate, the house and white house, do you think a single democrat would be going against kamala harris' nominations? absolutely not. senate democrats would greenlight every single one of kamala harris' cabinet picks without giving it a second thought. that's their prerogative. democrats, they get in line, that's what they do. they did it for the biden and they would have done it for the harris administration. cabinet nominee or other high-level staff would be any more credential, qualified than president biden's picks, to my republican colleagues, remember that the media hates donald trump. i think we will all admit that. and we will do anything to sink his nominees and stop his agenda. the media will do everything it can to keep amer

and how much has been greatly degraded his blog is back on its heels and your rod is vulnerable to the israelis and that i don't believe getting back directly to your question that the ryans really have much leverage left in this situation. okay, we'll leave it the steven a cook from the council on foreign relations. we appreciate your insights. thank you. or thank you. let's take a look now at some other story is making headlines around the world. australia is low, a house of parliament is overwhelmingly approved of bill banning children under the age of 16 from accessing social media. the world 1st band will be voted on by the senate before becoming lower. critics say the plan has privacy risks and may isolate young people support as though argue age restrictions will help protect children. rush and strike on the ukrainian city of sweeney has killed at least 2 people. rockets hit the high rise apartment building officials also said rush at launch the biggest drone attack of the war sofa president, the landscape says almost 200 drones targeted ukraine, but most with shock down officia

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destroy the political isolation that's built up since the beginning of the invasions which up green rod says the landscape says key must try and hand the war through diplomacy. and they also flag the meeting with trump. uh suddenly, a lot happening on the diplomatic front and things but absolutely, but i think it's important to point out that vend zalinski talks about diplomatic means you lot of sense of negotiating with joshua just last week. he was at a meeting in budapest with you leader saying this is not the time to have photo and some of you have been having for them for the last 20 years and look where that is brought you. and we also have the foreign minister this morning in response to the attacks, seeing that this is all shots, choose fonts to different diplomatic efforts and the end of that information taking the swipe at, jovan johnson, the officer was getting on a phone call with fulton that was around the, to the 5 to so even vile zalinski is doubling down on also it, showing that this communication with the trump camp that doesn't need to cooperate . uh, 2 days ago he sai

a german national has been arrested in rushes. colleen inc. rod exclaimed on sabotage, charges rushes f s. b intelligence service said the man was implicated in an explosion at a gas facility. in march rush, i have seen a spike and people charged with sabotage, treason and terrorism. since the invasion of ukraine. in february of 2022, the united states has vetoed a united nations security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza because it did not call for the release of hostages. the council voted $14.00 to $1.00 in favor, but the usb to admit that it was not a adopt. uganda is opposition leader. his decision has appeared in court, accused of compromising national security and was apparently abducted days earlier during a book launch in neighboring kenya writes groups of express outrage over his disappearance . a seizure denies the charge. the authorities in south africa are involved in a weeks long stand off. it's a mine that's no longer in use. police have cut off food in water supplies for sale and hundreds of illegal miners who are searching for left over go

i a rod, a quick look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world, the cell. humans who the rebels claim to shut down to us by dr. videos posted by the group showing a building, a craft pulling out of the sky. the u. s. military says it is investigating the incident. you run back to these have stepped up attacks on israel and us link targets in the red se, region. in recent months. the un human rights offices that almost 70 percent of the people, as well as military, is killed in gaza, of women and children. and the new report. the office accused is role of a quite systematic violation of the fundamental principles of international human in cuba. the power grid is slowly being restored off the hurricane. raphael hit the island earlier this week. some preventive problems as robin still without electricity and central ivana, people rushed to hotels to charge the funds to the category 3. however, again, left a trail of destruction across the island, but no casualties were forces. 2 days after the collapse of his government coalition, germany's johnson little i felt says

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his set of keys, wallet, lessons, and even his fishing rod and tackle box turned up, but no survivor.ch continued through 54 days. >> reporter: keith is a diver assisting in recovery operations were drowning accidents. >> they had been on the water for 23 days, probably 8 to 10 days of reviewing the data. >> reporter: local and state authorities, along with volunteers, also helped in the search using high-end sonar equipment, drones, and even cadaver dogs. the body never turned up. so, the greenlee county sheriff's department pursued a different theory, he faked his own death and fled the u.s. the sheriff said a digital forensic investigation of his laptop showed that he cleared his browser history and hard drive on the day of the disappearance. investigators found that the 44-year-old moved funding to a foreign bank, changes email, community with a woman in uzbekistan, purchased airline cards, and took out a $375,000 life insurance policy in january. the sheriff's office says deputies later discovered that canadian officials ran his passport the day after he was reported missing. >>

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and we remember being called in because it looks like jeff sessions is going to get fired today or rodng to get fired or bill barr is going to resign, and everybody i have talked to now expects it to only be more chaotic, unpredictable and perhaps off the rails then the previous administration.>> you talk about the jeff sessions and rod rosenstein's of the world, trump likes to fire people, but vivek ramaswamy is going to have a role in the new trump administration, in 2023, proposed mass layoffs, firing 75% of the federal workforce, he believed that the supreme court would back him up. is there any expectation that this may not be a case-by-case basis, am i staying or going, just a massive bloodletting, is that discussed in the doj? >> the main concern is more of an ethical and moral concern that people don't want to be put in a position of having to defend something like family separation or something worse. but, there is another concern which as you say is sort of a massive bloodletting, mass layoff, there is this thing where trump or at least in project 2025, you can see it there a

there have been huge names and next year's legend has been announced and it is sir rod stewart who will and i can say that back then tickets were £97 so when he returns next summer he will be 80 years old and tickets will be now £360 so a bit of an increase. but he is superbly excited about this on his instagram account. he was telling fans how much he is excited to do it. i am absolutely thrilled to announce that i'll be playing in glastonbury. after all of these years i'm proud and ready are more able to take the stage to pleasure incinerate my friends at glastonbury injune. i will see theirhe certainly will. it just shows how much he is up for it. that's more on our website. now it is time for the weather. hello again! the weather today is certainly a lot quieter than it has been in the last few days. it's not as windy as yesterday, as you can see from the distinct lack of isobars, and we're also looking at fewer showers. but we do have this area of low pressure coming our way later on. storm bert has now pushed away to scandinavia. so, we've got this weak weather front which is sink

and so rod stewart has been named as the artist to play the coveted legends slot at next year's glastonburyestival. they have been a fresh blast despite hopes that a lebanon, despite hopes that a temporary end to the fighting between israel and the iran— backed group hezbollah could be agreed in the coming hours. we will take a look at the live shots from southern lebanon there was where you can see there was just a huge blast a moment ago. this is indeed a series of explosions that have been taking place, including in southern parts of beirut early this morning. lebanese government officials saying more than 7300 people have been killed in israeli attacks across lebanon since october hezbollah went then moved further from hezbollah went then moved furtherfrom israel's northern border so civilians could return to their homes. 0nce return to their homes. once they have departed, the lebanese army and un observer forces will deploy in areas close to the border. the eu's foreign policy chief said israel has no reason to refuse a lebanon ceasefire. i was in lebanon, i was injordan, and i got fr

that driver was trapped inside, but the police officer arrived using that metal rod, breaking through the car's sunroof and pulling out the driver. >> there's really no training for something like this. you just have to take account into what you have, the information that was provided to you and just use common sense. >> disregarding his own safety, he decided to put that citizen's life ahead of his, which is an amazing achievement. i'm very proud of him for that. >> anyone else in there? >> and that driver is so lucky as one of the officers also said 30s later, this could have turned out to be a different situation. the driver is okay, he told officers he accidentally stepped on the gas too hard. >> well, parents now have a bit more control over the internet gaming platform roblox. the company says it's making major updates to protect younger users. the move comes as mom and dads have complained about kids being exposed to inappropriate content. here's abc's zohreen shah. >> managing the virtual world of roblox just got a little easier for parents. >> you're like up in roblox. >> th

remember being called in because a, you know looks like jeff sessions is going to get fired today or rod or bill barr is going to resign. and you had that kind of tumult over a four-year period, and everyone i've talked to only expects it to be more chaotic, unpredictable, and perhaps off the rails than the previous administration. >> yeah, you talk about the jeff sessions and rod rosensteins of the world. trump likes to fire people. he likes to fire acting heads or heads. but, you know, vivek ramaswamy, who we have reporting tonight is going to be, have a role in the new trump administration, in 2023 proposed mass lay offs, firing as much as 75% of the federal work force. he believed the supreme court would back him up. is there any expectation this may not be a case by case basis, am i staying or going, just a massive blood letting. is that even being discussed? >> i think the main concern is sort of an ethical and moral concern that people don't want to be put in a position of defending something like family separation or something worse than family separation. but there's another con

. >> lincoln riley's brutal murder was a lightning rod for the political discourse of immigration.ble news and podcasts. >> laken riley, who was, of course, killed by an illegal. >> this is something that not only could have been stopped, but should have been stopped. >> this is one of the biden administration border monsters. >> during closing arguments, prosecutors sticking to the evidence underscoring video and dna that they say proves ibarra was the only possible attacker in this case. >> the physical evidence the video evidence and the digital evidence combined twist this very powerful knot that this defendant cannot get out of law enforcement was able to triangulate where lake and riley was based on her cell phone, as well as jose ibarra, and put them nearly next to each other. >> mr. ibarra, acting on our advice. >> defense attorneys calling the evidence circumstantial, even suggesting ibarra's own brother committed the crime. >> it's more than possible that one brother's dna would get on another brother's clothes. in fact, it's probable the day of her murder, just moments b

migrants didn't cause that but they have become a lightning rod or discontent.here is also a feeling that a familiar world is slipping away. here, the local pub for sale. the dance hall where he met his wife. i'm looking at the clock, it says 1995. instead of being reopened for the community, the local hotel shelters asylum seekers. to me, the changes happening so quick. it'5100% not racism, we have had integration in ireland for the last 20 years or more, but it has been slow, it has been steady, people came in smaller numbers. asylum seekers and communities describe an often chaotic process. newly arrived migrants camped out on dublin's streets. in order to make space for them, existing asylum seekers like these south africans were moved out of that accommodation and driven 117 miles to dundrum and protests. there were posters everywhere. i was in dublin for one year, i have integrated with society, so right now, being here, ifeel like i have been dumped. at sunday mass near dundrum, i found sympathy for those seeking asylum in ireland but also for the communi

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