but is donald trump increasingly capture the affections of rupert murdoch's audience, rupert murdoch took his moneymaking orders from his audience. so, no one could count on rupert murdoch to remain so strongly in opposition to donald trump. but rupert murdoch is off to a good start in his attempt to kill the trump presidential legacy. every professional republican did not want donald trump to do what he did last night. every professional republican knows that donald trump hurt the republican power party very badly, he lost senate seats, governorships, house seats and very importantly trump lost campaigns for secretary of state in key background states where he was hoping to completely corrupt the voting process in those states in future elections. we will be joined later in this hour by the democratic winner of the election for secretary of state in nevada, where democracy was very much on the ballot in that election. after donald trump ruined this election for republicans, no professional republican wanted donald trump to ruin the upcoming runoff election for senate in georgia on d

media tycoon rupert murdoch has reportedly withdrawn his support for the former u.s. president.everal murdoch-owned publications are starting to reflect that. >> i'm the headquarters of fox news here in new york city. it is also home to news corporation, a parent company owned by billionaire media mogul rupert murdoch. with donald trump announcing his intention to run for the presidency again in 2024, you might think that murdoch-owned conservative media would once again be backing trump's a big, but this time, they are not. just take a look at today's "new york post," a newspaper also owned by murdoch. the front page almost completely ignores trump, a very clear snub at the bottom of the page saying "florida man makes an announcement," not even referring to him by name. last week another "host" front cover was even more scathing, calling the former president trumpty dumpty. the murdoch-owned "wall street journal" has been equally critical, calling trump the republican party's biggest loser. fox news even cut out of his speech when trump appeared to be rambling. >> we will go ba

rupert rupert soames i don't know anything about rupert soames. his brother a couple of times over the years, but rupert's names like churchill's grandson , he's like churchill's grandson, he's plugged in. he's well connected. why hell should this company basically have had its economic fortunes? trans by what's supposed to be a humanitarian crisis ? either it's a crisis? either it's a humanitarian crisis or it's an opportunity for. well connected tories to get rich . but it tories to get rich. but it shouldn't actually be both . shouldn't actually be both. well, this is a 2.9 billion contract. i think they got so there's lot of money going around so how's these illegals and. there isn't the infrastructure not in our big cities, not in our small towns nor in our villages to be able to even look after our own people. never mind a thousand illegal immigrants coming in a night. but you know what? i think they're missing a trick, mark, because, you know, as you say they're mostly men. yeah. and but, you know, it's 20, 22. they could skew the data and

rupert rupert soames i don't know anything about rupert soames.et his brother a couple of times over the years, but rupert's names like churchill's grandson , he's like churchill's grandson, he's plugged in. he's well connected. why hell should this company basically have had its economic fortunes? trans by what's supposed to be a humanitarian crisis ? either it's a crisis? either it's a humanitarian crisis or it's an opportunity for. well connected tories to get rich . but it tories to get rich. but it shouldn't actually be both . shouldn't actually be both. well, this is a 2.9 billion contract. i think they got so there's lot of money going around so how's these illegals and. there isn't the infrastructure not in our big cities, not in our small towns nor in our villages to be able to even look after our own people. never mind a thousand illegal immigrants coming in a night. but you know what? i think they're missing a trick, mark, because, you know, as you say they're mostly men. yeah. and but, you know, it's 20, 22. they could skew the data an

baroness rah. on, rupert mon. she is rah. come on, rupert mon.re . she has a she and her empire. she has a she and her children . this is according to children. this is according to a newspaper report claimed she and her children received newspaper report claimed she and her children receive d £29 her children received £29 million in profit. it's from a committee firm that she recommended to this stinks . recommended to this stinks. well, legal disclaimer these are allegations but if any of these allegations but if any of these allegations uncovered i think first by the guardian are correct she lobbied for p metro to get a £200 million contract. she denies any involvement or any financial link with it. some 60 odd million in profits were skimmed off that went through an isle of man bank and of that came to her children . legal came to her children. legal disclaimer if any of that is correct, then she faces at the very, i would think, possible expulsion from the house of lords, if not know that there's also a fraud investigation . and also a fraud

it's also home to news corporation, the parent company owned by billionaire media mogul. rupert murdoch with donald trump announcing his intention to run for the presidency again in 2024. you might think that murdock own conservative media would once again be backing trumps. bid, but this time, unlike 2016, they're not just take a look at today's new york post, a newspaper also owned by murdock. the front page almost completely ignores trump. a very clear snub at the bottom of the page saying florida man makes an announcement, not even referring to him by name. last week, another post front cover was even more scathing calling the former president, trump. d dumpty and blaming him for the republican party's disappointing results in the mid term elections. the murdock own wall street journal has been equally critical. this editorial last week, calling trump the republican party's biggest loser. during tuesday nights, announcement fox news even cut out of the speech. when trump appear to be rambling . jesse james now, eric trump got more subpoena. now we're going to go back to former presi

and that rupert murdoch has moved on the democrats to one another for seats in the race for the u. s. has of representative type thing. the gap on the republicans, the republicans are still on $217.00 seats. just one went away from forming a majority, the democrats and i won 209. and as we've been reporting, the democrats will retain the senate. but even with the georgia run office still to be held, vice president campbell harris house, the deciding vote in the event of a ty that count 22 los angeles county sheriff recruits have been hit by a car while i was on a training 15 of the groups were critically injured when the vehicle plowed into the group on the sidewalk. the driver of the cars been taken to hospital for treatment and will be detained. further, pending further investigation. no more than half a century after nasa's apollo 11 landed on them in the u. s. space agency has begun a new program to return astronauts to the lunar surface. its 1st mission they are to miss one blasted off on wednesday for a $25.00 day exploratory journey around the moon. the flight is the 1st tes

and that rupert murdoch has moved on the u. s. hands criticized russia at a un security council meeting up to tuesdays missile strike in poland. killed c pay for. it says moscow is ultimately responsible, even though nato and poland say the michel was most likely 5 is part of the ukrainian, a defense. the issue over shattered the pre shedra meeting. i meant to focus on the humanitarian situation in ukraine. while we still don't know all the facts, we do know one thing, this tragedy would never have happened, but for russia's needless invasion of ukraine and its recent missile assaults, against ukraine's civilian infrastructure. the un charter is clear. ukraine has every right to defend itself against this barrage defend its sovereignty, defend his territorial integrity. face talks to resolve the light, his conflict in democratic republic of congo like you to start on monday is to african latest will gather in kenya's capital to try and map out a path to stability. it all comes as thousands of civilians continue to be caught up

and that rupert murdoch has moved on said i had hair on out his era. we are in a camp and the democratic republic of congo has become home to thousands of people, forced to flee via all the news. the 1st snow of the season for canada's largest city toronto have one so about $45.00 centimeters and another 10 centimeter. it's to come with this shield of snow as it moves through to decrease will be the high for you and you're really going to lock into this trend of low temperatures below average. it should be about 7 degrees. if you're in toronto and in those breezy when saturday, it will feel about minus 7. also, low temperature is across the canadian prairies, vagina minus 9, but it's sunny for western canada and really rate across that west coast of the us from washington state, oregon, california suns out in los angeles at 26, that's trading a few degrees above average. but we're, temperatures are well below average is this part of the world. so new orleans 11 degrees should be about 22, but really any spot here you're falling below where you should b

and that rupert murdoch has moved on all the military and democratic republic of congo is continuing to lose ground to end. 23. beyond group is widely understood to be backed by rolanda, although could only deny the allegations. east african lead is all due to meet on monday, and i roby the next stage of peace talks. civilian so continues to be caught up and the violence knock and web report. the riga crew says she ran for her life when her village was bombed. the rest of her family didn't make it. now she cooks in this churchyard and sleeps in the church at night. a neighbor found her here and told her what happened to her son mackey vandy, his wife and her 6 grandchildren. what could be got in a car with other people so they could leave quickly then the car was hit by a bomb, his legs were blown off and he died. all the children were killed and the mother died as while at the same time. this is mike of andy, before it happened. the pictures taken of him after a too upsetting for us to show marie's one of tens of thousands of people who fled recent advances by the m $23.00 rebel gro

this morning the rupert murdoch new york post relegated the news of the announcement to a banner at the bottom of the front page, cheekily, quote, florida man makes announcement. buried on page 26 was the brief article headlined been there, done that. it reads in part, quote, trump would tie joe biden is the oldest president to take office, his cholesterol levels are often known but his favorite food is charge steak with ketchup. kathy. i overrun fox news, another branch of the murdoch empire, they had tried to move on from trump. murdoch runs an empire he controls, he tells them what to do in their doing. it get this, they didn't even include, this is the funniest graphic i've seen in cable news in years. they did not include the former president in a list of 13 2024 candidates. i think that asa hutchinson on the corner. not donald trump. and they appear to already have a clear favorite among the field. florida governor ron desantis, of course, who they call the new republican party leader in this recent op-ed. today this with the headline in the conservative national view. different y

this is the front page of the once donald trump friendly new york post, owned by rupert murdoch.wall also the wall streetjournal, also owned by rupert murdoch, concluded donald trump is the republican party's biggest loser. they may not be saying so but we can be confident both donald trump and ron desantis will be noting all of this. because midterms always connect back to who is president and who might want to be. the new york times bureau chief in london came in to see us. 0k. you can say thank you, mrtrump. i think i'll stop short of that. normally the midterms is about how the current president is doing but also these have become about how the last president is doing. that has to do with the unique circumstances we find ourselves in where the former president is this constant local in where the former president is this constant vocal participant in the political life of the country and still very much has a vice—like grip over the republican party. the woke agenda has cost millions of americans to leave these jurisdictions for greener pastures. cheering he is sort of like do

and that rupert murdoch has moved on. henry olson is a senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center. he says donald trump has lost his appeal amongst republican voters. one of the problems with trump is that we heard it all before. that when trump ran in 2016, he was not only a fresh fold of energy. he had a fresh set of ideas that had either been dismissed or completely overlooked. last night speech was something that any person running for the republican party nomination would have been able to get talking about priorities, talking about solutions. he's no longer the new kid on the block. if trump wants to regain his mojo, i think he needs to have something besides looking at the past as the reason why people should look for him. because the question is about the future, there are younger, more vibrant, more acceptable candidates within the republican party. that people will easily be able to accept. there's a lot of republicans who wanna move on from him. there's a lot of republicans who door him. and then in t

that's how rupert murdoch does a dad pun. with scorn.ert's "post" did write off trump in 2019, don voyage. saying the attack on john mccain who's seen in good grace by so many republicans was some kind of political suicide, which never proved to be the case. as promised, tony swaurts, ceo of the energy project is here. he knows donald trump in many ways including how he thinks and writes, as ghostwriter of "the art of the deal." good to see you. we've talked about the reality of this. not just people saying they don't like someone so they hope they go away from politics, and then trump at times has been able to lie and will things into at least a widespread perception. i wanted to hear and know our viewers wanted to hear, what do you think should happen first specifically to the big lie and election denialism. it didn't seem to work for most republicans. >> i think what happened is something i didn't necessarily expect to happen. i thought we were headed down an authoritarian road that was -- there was no way back from, so i was incredib

and as you just said, rupert murdoch has pulled his support away. so the wall street journal, the new york post fox news, really important outlets for this former president who rode his wave to presidency and, and endured his presidency on the back of a tremendous amount of free media coverage. he's going to have very negative breast and a lot less of it or a. so if it was a ticket between wrong de santis and trump, i mean, is a likely to say who the republicans will back at this point? well, you know, we are a long time out a week is a long time in politics and a very big past 9 or 10 days in the us. so i would hate to guess. i think there will be more candidates who put their name in on the hopper for that post. if de santis declares, i imagine others will as well as one possibility is that they divide the vote and trumps boil supporter. stay with the money you had. he gets the chemistry that it might be, will be very, very bad for the republican party because this is a candidate, donald trump, who is got almost no chance of winning a general elec

and that rupert murdoch has moved on. well after the break, we continue all count on to catalogue 2022 from teachers to security guards. we meet some of the volunteers giving back times help make the world cup a success ah ah ah ah, welcome back. friends are trying to become the 1st team to retain the world cup since brazil did the same fee to $962.00. the defending champions arrived in cattle on wednesday nights weekly by hundreds of fans at the team hotel. and sport includes 10 plays from their winning campaign in 2018, and ding tapped in she dolores and kili than dorothy ha. front saw group with australia, denmark, and to nicea, they opened their tournament against the aussies on tuesday. ah, no, missing that diffused booty. it's actually a state of mine, you get from the moment you land here. players need to get used to the training ground, but we don't have much time. but this is clearly a sporting adventure for us as well as a human adventure for the whole squad. they have the huge responsibility of getting good res

it all even though that body rupert soames , the grandson of sir soames, the grandson of sir winstonll even winston churchill, all even though their buddy rupert is the guy with the big lucrative contract to run all this stuff. so it's as if it involves them having to go and talk to riffraff, people, they could just get on blower to rupert and he tell them what was going on. so the bad weather has now given more of a reprieve than . more of a reprieve than. anything from the home office, there's boats have turned up days now . but don't worry, it days now. but don't worry, it wasn't so today. so making up for lost time. seven boats arrived today . what do you arrived today. what do you think? are you surprised has been more useful than stopping these boats than any action by these boats than any action by the government, by the token, about rwanda or whether you're talking that proposed new bill of rights or whatever it is you can let me know gbviews@gbnews.uk . with me now gbviews@gbnews.uk. with me now is william claxton, leader of the social democratic party . the social democrati

it all even though that body rupert soames , the grandson of sir soames, the grandson of sir winstonll even winston churchill, all even though their buddy rupert is the guy with the big lucrative contract to run all this stuff. so it's as if it involves them having to go and talk to riffraff, people, they could just get on blower to rupert and he tell them what was going on. so the bad weather has now given more of a reprieve than . more of a reprieve than. anything from the home office, there's boats have turned up days now . but don't worry, it days now. but don't worry, it wasn't so today. so making up for lost time. seven boats arrived today . what do you arrived today. what do you think? are you surprised has been more useful than stopping these boats than any action by these boats than any action by the government, by the token, about rwanda or whether you're talking that proposed new bill of rights or whatever it is you can let me know gbviews@gbnews.uk . with me now gbviews@gbnews.uk. with me now is william claxton, leader of the social democratic party . the social democrati

the point is it's rupert murdoch in a newspaper that the former president -- he loves it, even thoughelied on not just that publication but other murdoch media outlets. listen, they're trying to ice him out. they are trying to ice him out, and i am still not convinced that's going to happen. it's possible. how many hours did you spend covering the trump white house? >> i don't think it's healthy to count. it no it's not good for you. >> there are so many factors right now that will determine whether or not donald trump will be iced out of not just the republican party but more importantly in the short term of the republican nomination for president. >> and the conservative republican ecosystem of media, the rupert murdoch led establishment i should say. >> right. they're trying. they're making an effort like we have not seen before, even, i should say, there was an insurrection and even after he tried to effectively tried to stage a coupe of the presidency of the country they didn't go that far. but now that republicans lost more than they expected to lose now this is their answer. it

by the way, its owner, media mogul rupert murdoch , is also the owner of the conservative edition ofew york post, and there, too, to the newly appeared candidate not at all complementary notes kill the king indignant cable channel conservatives. doki world. in fact, they do not know who will be the best candidate in the 24th landing. or maybe trump but they're blowing up the idea that donald trump isn't needed. they infect you with this idea, who definitely did not need trump. so it’s facebook and instagram on twitter that social networks blocked the pages of the scandalous politician of the forty-fifth us president and did not return twitter to themselves despite the change of ownership to ilona mask after purchases, apparently not before. oh what elon musk is trying to do, he either fires people or begs them to come back. it requires employees to commit themselves to quotes to work long hours. or let him think he gave 2 days to those who stay musk forbade working from home and denied free lunches at employee lunches twitter spent $13 million a year. now the staff of the headquarter

here why i do it at the terrace was finished by the media mog rupert murdock the company's board of directorsoccupied by former secretaries of state henry kissinger and jor. shultz bill clinton helped promote the idea, and joe biden. as vice president of the united states in 2015, i even visited the company and admired its success, which impressed me the most. it's not just that you're making these lab tests more accessible. but you are still doing it. it's at very low prices compared to those. what are there now while maintaining the highest standards, this helps people no matter how they live, they are in poor neighborhoods or mansions to control their health. when biden said it. he, of course, did not know that everything shown to him was actually a fake beautiful screen. in fact, practically nothing worked, the new edison blood test device, allegedly specially created by the company for diagnostics, existed only in the picture, tests were done on conventional equipment, but most importantly, nothing. there was no armament of diseases at an early stage for almost 10 years, holmes was allow

rupert murdoch runs fox news, "the new york post."he front page of his new york post basically trolls donald trump with florida man makes announcement. no mention of his name or cover. when you go to page 26, you have a small article with the headline, been there, don that, a bit of a pun. one said we've been clear with donald between murdoch and trump that they cannot back another run for the white house. ivanka trump making it clear today, announcing she will not be involved this time. of course, the administration she served in for four years. fox at one point cut away from the announcement. >> do you remember -- nobody is remembering. >> if you're just joining us. president trump in mar-a-lago announcing his 2024 presidential run. we'll get back to the speech in a minute. >> is it different this time? >> it feels different. it certainly feels like everyone is treating trump's announcement like a sequel in a franchise that nobody wanted to see. sort of like those terminator movies that they seem to make endlessly, even though nobod

>> powerful republicans be they donald trump or rupert murdoch, a handful of other key opinion leaders, it figures like trump and murdoch are overall satisfied with the election, they might try to tell people who lost to accept their loss because they are happy enough with the winds and it doesn't seem worth it to push their luck. it kind of depends on what the top ranks of the republican party decide. the less famous individuals are capable of generating serious unrest on the road. as we saw with the assassination attempt on speaker pelosi, even fringe elements can take the rhetoric they have been hearing to do some dangerous action. any risk we see is most likely going to be limited to one-off actions. >> more than half of voters polled suggested the economy was their number one concern, not democracy. have democrats got there messaging wrong here? >> democrats have had a difficult challenge. they have done the right thing raising the stake of democracy issue. it is too important of an issue to ignore entirely but i sadly don't think it's a strong enough issue on its own for a variet

what are you looking forward to from his campaign, besides him barn storming the south message of rupert is not what it used to be. >> oh, wow. i guess there's not a ton to look forward to. i just have to find the bright spots. you know, the midterms were boring without anyone calling someone's wife ugly. i'm looking forward to my mom's daily panic attacks and really great for me because as a childless woman who is approaching her 40s, it's nice when my parents ask me about having kids. i can just again go, look at the state of the world. i don't want to bring a child into this. it kind of shuts them up. >> absolutely. look, it's trump's third presidential campaign, he will need to shake things up by finding a new powerless group to blame for our problems. i've been disappointed in the cultural assimilation of people who let parrots eat nuts out of their mouths. >> it will be a tough fight. mike pence will be a worthy challenger before trump's mob chases him on to a busy freeway. >> absolutely. have r formidable. let's talk about the georgia senate race, voters could not sit between a si

in the meantime the rupert murdoch owned newspers in the united states were absolutely brutal towardpresident dona trump this morning. the wall street journal called him the biggest loser, but what are republican lawmakers saying about the effect of the former president of the republican ticket? correspondent: sitting lawmakers have not been so spoken, but pat toomey who just retired as republican senate in pennsylvania blamed donald trump for what he called the debacle that left that you be scrambling to capitalize on democratic weakness in pennsylvania and said this would diminish mr. trump's standing. larry hogan know not to be a trump fan says he used to feel like he was on the life boat and everyone else was on the trump titanic but this election showed it is the conservative common sense candidates that won. there is a discussion in the republican party about how electable the trump brent is. some of his ally said he should put on hold to announce a presidential bid at least until we know who was one the senate -- won the senate. they do not want to presidential bid to muddy th

and that rupert murdoch has moved on the democrats of one another for seats in the race. the u. s. has of representatives, tightening the gap on the republicans. republicans are still on 217 seats just one away from forming a majority, but the democrats are now and 209. and as we've been reporting, the democrats will retain the senate, even with the georgia run off still to be held, vice president, pamela harris, has the deciding vote. in the event of a tide count, the british government is fighting to cut the number of asylum seekers crossing from france in small boats. but at the other end of britain's floundering asylum system, people already in the country are waiting months or even years to be processed. and private companies providing them commendation are making big profits from often poor quality housing b barker reports or fatima not her real names been in limbo in britain's asylum system for more than a year. she, her husband had 4 children, arrived to the u. k. fleeing death threats, northern iraq paying their entire savings to a trafficker to help them escape. now in th

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rupert murdoch is also the owner of the conservative new york post, and there, too, completely non-complementaryes about the newly-minted candidate kill the king, the cable channel of the conservatives is outraged. doki world. in fact, they do not know who will be the best candidate in the 24th year of the landing. maybe trump , but they're blowing up the idea that donald trump isn't needed. they infect you with this idea, who definitely did not need trump. so it's facebook instagram social networks blocked the pages of the scandalous politician of the forty-fifth president of the united states on twitter and did not return twitter despite the change of ownership to ilona mask after the purchase, apparently not before . oh what elon musk is trying to do, he either fires people or begs them to come back , he demands from employees that they commit themselves quote to work for a long time or let them leave to think, he gave 2 days to those who remain musk forbade working from home and refused in free lunches at employee lunches twitter was spending $13 million a year. now the staff of the headquar

rupert murdoch and all his properties are sort of abandoning the president. for me, it's, you know, the party, the republican party is at a crossroads now. the question is what are you going to do? i think the challenge for them and problem is, you can't win with the maga movement but you can't walk away from them. as you said, margaret, there's 150 in the house caucus and president and former president suggesting he's going to run again. he's omni present in this whole debate. that's the challenge. in the next week it will be interesting to see if the maga movement loosen its grip on the gop going forward. it's a big, big week for republicans next week in terms of organizing. that's the question, when do you learn the lesson? >> i don't know we will. how many times have we been given the opportunity to learn the lesson after january 6th. mitch mcconnell was on the senate floor, kevin mccarthy was on the senate floor saying, it's time to move on. every time that runs into voters. voters aren't ready to move on. we can have another moment where all the people

that's a rupert murdoch newspaper. does this tell you that the republican party is now done with donald trump? what we don't know all will say what happens and whether donald trump declares for the presidency and what the reaction is ok from leading republicans. we do now that the governor to santa supplier and i had a very, very good night on tuesday and i winning his re election as governor there by blow out. this is a state that, of course, was very hotly contested between democrats and republicans. when george w bush became president, but is now republican dominated, also to satisfy certainly a threat to donald trump. the governor dishonest decides to run for president night . the republicans, though, on tuesday night around the conference, i had 3 problems. one of them is donald trump and the baggage of donald trump. americans are tired of him, and particularly for most americans, protect a swing voters, are very upset about the way donald trump refused to concede the fate in 2020, and the insurrection of january

are you looking forward to from his campaign, besides him barnstorming the south with a message of "rupertm, i guess there's not a ton to look forward to. i just have to find the bright spots. -hm. -you know, the midterms were boring without anyone calling someone's wife ugly. i'm looking forward to my mom's daily panic attacks, and, um, and it really is great for me because as a childless woman who's approaching her forties, it's nice when my parents ask me about having kids -- i can just again go like, "well, look at the state of the world. like, this -- i don't want to bring a child into this." and it kind shuts them up. -absolutely. now, look, it is trump's third presidential campaign, so he's gonna need to shake things up by finding a new powerless group to blame for our problems. i've always been disappointed in the cultural assimilation of people who let parrots eat nuts out of their mouths. -it's gonna be a tough fight. i mean, mike pence will be a worthy challenger for the few weeks before trump's mob chases him onto a busy freeway. -absolutely. he's gonna be very formidable. now

she managed to keep that fact from all sorts of investors, including a multi billionaires, like rupert murdoch of the fox corporation and the oracles, larry ellison. eventually, however, after of the new digging by a number of investigative reporters and the failure of fair and i was to really, you know, open up its technology for examination. the whole thing was revealed to be just a big fake. and the house of cards collapsed. this spawned a multitude of books, a documentary, a dramatic t, v mini series on cable tv. here in the u. s. a real case of hubris and ambition gone too far. oh, run silicon valley is anything else i've been watching as very closely and fenton to lower that branch out factor i'm sure that it will. i mean, this was pretty much baked into the cake as, as investors would say, because a home was convicted of multiple counts of fraud and conspiracy back in january. so there was a feeling that she was going to be punished just a question of how severely will this prevent other entrepreneurs or schemers from trying to get rich, quick with other people's money. probably

eowe do not have the outbreak tt killed people like it did in japan because this person named rupert who felt like his parents always paid more attention to his older brother so he wanted to do something that made his parents proud in his eyes. there was this kid who took his older brother to the circus and came home and couldn't figure out what to name his new infant. now we have all of these horror movies and it can be traced back to one person wanting to make a life for himself. let's get to that part, 1902. there's no other specimen. he finds that things change for paleontology, museums, dinosaurs. there have been a lot discovered before this. the public's interest they are kind of into it but it's not incredible. what happens when he discovers those. >> it's almost like a novelty. notnt just because it was more physically intimidating. barnum brown use all these drawls andly it was like a time machine the first person to go back to see this but when you have all those before the t rex although the well-known dinosaurs were well-known herbivores and it's easy to see almost as it'

media tycoon rupert murdoch invested. henry kissinger was on the company's board.as even on the front cover of forbes. she could do no wrong. but inside this building, the theranos lavish headquarters in silicon valley, there was a major problem. the tech simply didn't work as had been claimed. but the retail giant walgreens had a contract with theranos to diagnose patients. this is erika chung, a whistle—blower at theranos. we didn't let them know, hey, we reran your patient sample and we're not actually positive about what the diagnosis is. this is someone's health information. exactly. this isn't an app crashing. this isn't, you know, someone�*s food delivery coming late. that's just a different ball game. the company went from having an £8 billion valuation to being worth nothing. eileen lepera lost a chunk of her life savings. i think that 11.25 years makes sense, and i think it's fair considering all the facts of the case. holmes had argued at trial that she'd always attempted to create a genuine product and that she'd never intended to commit fraud. in janua

like fox owner, rupert murdoch, and oracles, larry ellison homes had a persuasive ability and was able to recruit figures like former u. s. secretaries of state, henry kissinger, and george schultz to sit on thoroughness. his board, digging by investigative journalists eventually revealed their noses, thackeray and the whole edifice collapsed 4 years ago. prosecutors also asked for hundreds of millions of dollars in restitution, but the judge deferred a decision on that till later. at the height of her fame, holmes, as company was worth $9000000000.00. she hobb dobbs, with politicians, celebrities and billionaires, and the media treated her to numerous adoring articles. now it appears she will be spending time behind bars, although she's likely to appeal her sentence. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. ah, it's just one day until the world cut begins and organizes have announced alcohol will only be available in hospitality suites in stadiums. it's a reversal of the original plan to sell beer around. he ain't venues but in the ticketing perimeter. consumption of alcohol in public is