sam harris. some other stories making headlines. a danny of parliament has ratified a deal with it to lead to failed processing centers from license. the plan allows the balkan country to hold thousands of asylum seekers picked up in all international waters by italy. while their claims are being processed. human rights groups have expressed concern about the deal was it uses the agreement as a possible future template. a 17 year old student is suspected of staffing for pupils at a school in western germany. at least 2 of them are in intensive care, according to police. the suspected attacker is also in intensive care with life threatening injuries and believe to be a pupil after school accord in spain has found former barcelona football or to any of those guilty of racing. a woman in a night club, the sexual assault took place on december 35th 1st 2020 to all this has a sentence to 4 and a half years in prison. the court also ordered the 40 year old to pages victim $150000.00 euros. alvarez can appeal the product or us delegation i

apologise, for the audio, during that news conference and during that news conference and during the sam harrisbc news. palestinian officials say more than a hundred people were killed by israeli forces as they waited for aid in northern gaza — the israelis blame the deaths on a crush. more than 30,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza according to the hamas health ministry. we have been examining the death toll as israel faces mounting pressure over the scale of civilian deaths. sarah everard — murdered by a man who should never have been a police officer. an inquiry highlights the red flags that were missed. we look at the debate on assisted dying in the uk , as the implications of possible new laws are considered. hello, welcome to verified live. more than 100 palestinians have been killed while waiting for food aid in gaza city. these are images from that attack in the south west of the city. a large number of people were gathered waiting for food aid when the incident happened — a journalist told the bbc that israeli tanks opened fire on the crowd. the israeli military issued these aer

those interesting slices of life, you know and death i guess that happened on the trip so harry and and bess and sam and dorothy we're on the morning that they were to meet picasso, were having breakfast at the hotel and. then harry got up to go inside for a minute and the other started quickly having a conversation and saying, should we really go to see picasso? because harry doesn't like modern art. and harry, they came when harry came back to the table, they they him, you know. are you sure you want to do this? and he said, i'll behave. he said he's the most famous artist in the world. i want meet him. and so they went to picasso's home in in the hills above kahn and had lunch. and most of these come from dorothy rosenman wrote her recollections of the of the events. and after lunch. and i don't want to give away too much you got it by the book mean there's a lot of really really good stories in the book. but there is a point there was a point during when picasso's showing showing truman around picasso was kind of a dude. and the house is a mess. and he had a he had a pet goat named esmeralda. an

acuity had no place in the report. .3 refuting those observations fell to vice president harris, who echoed ian sams complaints. then she talked about what president biden was doing the day before deposition, during which the report documented several memory lapses. >> october 7th, israel experienced a horrific attack. and i will tell you, we got the calls, the president and myself, in the hours after that occurred. it was an intense moment for the commander in chief of the united states of america, and i was in almost every meeting with the president, in the hours and days that followed. countless hours with the secretary of defense, the secretary of state, the heads of our intelligence community, and the president was in front of and on top of it all. so, the way that the president's demeanor in that report was characterized could not be more wrong on the facts, and clearly, politically motivated. >> whether that's true or not, last night's press conference did not help especially in how it reopens the president to attacks on his age, including in a limited way tonight, from of all people, another

sam stein is "politico's" deputy managing editor, and msnbc contributor. adrienne elrod is a former senior aide to the biden/harrisood to have you all with us. sam, "the washington post" previously some weeks ago did a deep dive. they found that during his four years in office, donald trump appears to have never once mentioned navalny's name. now he's comparing their fates. what's trump's play here? >> well, trump is predisposed, i would say, to not being critical of vladimir putin. remember at one point in time, he said our country's history was not something to brag about when asked about vladimir putin's crackdown on democracy and dissidence. you know, is this unexpected for trump? no, he's been doing this for years now. he's cozying up to putin, he made it known that he's not a fan of nato. just last week, he criticized nato countries for not paying the 2% of the military budgets and invited russia to attack nato countries that were not in terms of that 2% level. with respect to navalny, what he's doing is echoing what is becoming an emerging republican talking point, which is to try to use the navalny death t

sam jacobs, editor in chief of "time," ramesh ponnuru, and simone sanders-townsend, former spoke person for vice president harrisng here with the jam-packed show. hallie, let's dive into the poll numbers. president biden had a victory in south carolina, expected, but his base there strong, but headwinds. >> headwinds to say the least and this is my reporting based on what i heard from both camps and they're saying the thing that they've said consistently is that it is early yet polls are all over the place and people aren't engaged at this moment and they haven't started to prosecute the case against former president trump in a way they aren't engaging with right now and that's the view from one side. another piece that i heard from the trump campaign this morning basically focusing on the economic numbers which is super interesting and sam, i know you know this, we're seeing an unemployment rate going down and people don't feel good about it and that's what you hear consistently from these voters and watch for the economic piece of things that you see something both sides try to hammer hard because the trump ca

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i'll be dealing with prince harry after the headunes with prince harry after the headlines and sam francisthank you very much and good evening from the gb news room just after 10:00, leading the news today, gb news has learned that 51 migrants were apprehended after attempting to cross the channel in a stolen french fishing boat . the small french fishing boat. the small vessel left the french coast between calais and dunkirk in the early hours of the morning. the boat was intercepted and handed uk border force handed over to uk border force officials. the migrants were then brought to dover that means that so far this year , almost that so far this year, almost 1400 migrants have made the journey across the english channelin journey across the english channel in small boats . police channel in small boats. police have been searching the river thames today in central london, looking for the body of chemical attack suspect abdul ezedi . attack suspect abdul ezedi. earlier, a police boat was seen moving between vauxhall and chelsea bridges with the metropolitan police saying that they began

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sam francis . francis. >> it's just gone. 430. the latest developments after prince harry'srgan has now responded, accusing the duke of sussex of what he called ruthless intrusion into the private lives of the royal family. he says for financial gain. it comes after prince harry's claim against mirror group newspapers was settled earlier today . he settled earlier today. he singled out the former daily mirror editor, saying he knew what was going on when phones were hacked for stories written about the royals . following about the royals. following today's hearing, harry's lawyer said that mirror group newspapers would interim newspapers would make an interim payment of £400,000 in damages as the israeli israeli prime minister has announced a plan to evacuate civilians from rafah in southern gaza, along side a strategic effort to defeat remaining hamas fighters in the region . it comes as region. it comes as international pressure on israel intensifies , despite criticism intensifies, despite criticism from the us president and warnings from aid groups , israel warnings from

harris an hour or two ago. you have not just the white house press secretary but a spokesperson for the white house counsel's office who i think ian sams gave the most detailed rebuttal to the accusations in the report. no confusion about what the white house strategy is about this, is there? >> exactly. and this has been a conversation yesterday that went into today about how best to respond and what strategy to employ, and now they are realizing that they needed to really go out there on offense to continue to defend the president, and ultimately i'm told by people who were a part of this decision making that they didn't want the narrative to get away from them. the excerpts from the hur report that painted president biden, the oldest president ever to serve as a well meaning elderly man with a poor memory. we're going to of course catch fire and be something that the white house needed to figure out how to address quickly. and so that is why you saw this rare prime time news conference from the president last night, who did come out forcefully and quite fiery in his remarks and pushback against that defending his own memory, and his

sam. we'll see you in an hour. welcome to mark dolan tonight. in my opinion, prince harrys considering taking american citizenship. my reaction in just a moment. you won't want to miss it in the big story. should richard tice do a deal with rishi sunak to keep labour out of power? i'll be asking top lawyer and former tory mp jerry hayes, my mark meets guest is the prison governor who had to deal with myra hindley and rose west. vanessa frake had one of the most dangerous jobs in britain, and she tells her extraordinary story shortly in my take at ten, friends say that the late radio legend steve wright died of a broken heart after losing his iconic radio two show, which he presented for 23 years. the bbc's treatment of this national treasure is a national scandal. donald trump gets stung for almost half $1 billion by a top us court, so is the presidential hopeful about to run out of money? plus as the king battles ill health, the duke of sussex offers to help out the royal family in a temporary role . so family in a temporary role. so could prince harry be a useful tool? i

sam. >> tom. emily, thank you very much. and good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's just gone. 1:00 more on our top story today, prince harryent for an unspecified form of cancer. it's unclear whether prince harry will meet with his brother, the prince of wales, who's expected to be carrying out some of his father's royal dufiesin out some of his father's royal duties in the coming weeks. his majesty reportedly did tell his sons about his diagnosis before buckingham palace made the announcement last night. palace officials are hoping the news encourages others who are affected by the illness . affected by the illness. meanwhile, members of the public have shared their best wishes for the king with gb news, but that he was already in hospital and he'd had the obviously the enlarged prostate. >> and they understand from reading news this morning, reading the news this morning, it's not prostate that it's it's not the prostate that it's worried another form it's not the prostate that it's wc cancer. another form it's not the prostate that it's wccancer. um, another form it's not the prostate that it's wccancer. um, but another

cold war for 42 years from harry truman to jfk to ronald reagan to brzezinski, madeleine albright, colin powell, you name it. republicans and scoop jackson, republicans and samenslaved by russia, by soviet russia. and here we are. here we are. we have guy who wants to be president again and his pathetic little speaker, who are actually doing vladimir putin's bidding. and gene robinson, in putin, you have someone who has said the greatest tragedy of the 20th century was america's victory in the cold war. the collapse of the soviet union. the collapse of the berlin wall. the freeing of tens of millions of europeans, right? and by the way, ronald reagan, a hero in central and eastern europe, the same reagan that talked about freedom in europe is the same reagan that talks about the importance of immigration, the same reagan that donald trump does violence to his legacy every single day he opens his mouth. but, gene, there is vladimir putin, victor orkin, who is the one leader in europe, in the eu, that is on russia's side, and then you have donald trump. this is -- we have been warning about it for years, but there is a straight line from trump to orban, who ha

sam. now we start with the latest on king charles. >> after the shock news that he has cancer in the last few hours, harry arrived hours, prince harryas arrived in uk to visit his father. in the uk to visit his father. >> let's cross now straight to buckingham palace speak to buckingham palace and speak to gb royal correspondent gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. >> cameron, welcome the show. >> cameron, welcome to the show. so the prodigal son has landed. the question he be the big question is will he be welcome ? welcome? >> well, martin, you talk about the last few hours. i can talk about the last few minutes because prince harry has indeed arrived at clarence house. he he arrived at clarence house. he he arrived at clarence house. he he arrived at 2:42 pm. according to the press association, two black suvs were pictured leaving the windsor vip suites at heathrow airport this lunchtime, accompanied by two police cars. those same two black cars have been pictured entering clarence. the clarence house precincts. some paparazzi images on the tabloids newspaper websites here in the united kingdom picture prince harry in the