samantha knecht: it would kill them. yes. samantha knecht: you knew that as a doctor. yes. we had phrased it right, he would rephrase it for us. you need to restate your question and put it into context. i believe that he felt like he was smarter than cameron and i. did you just want to smack him? yes. andrea canning: leon, they argued, didn't care who lived or died in his wake. he did nothing to stop it. in his mind, his ex-girlfriend is sitting by herself in a warehouse somewhere in this city, zip-tied with duct tape around her mouth. he thinks he can just walk away from this. andrea canning: it took the jury all of an hour and 15 minutes to decide leon's fate. we, the jury, find the defendant leon phillip jacob guilty of solicitation of capital murder. andrea canning: guilty of all charges. and in texas, the jury can also decide punishment. in the penalty phase, prosecutors called a new witness, leon's ex-wife annie. she testified in vivid detail that leon was abusive. what did the defendant tell you? that was my punishment for calling the police, was being held on the b

samantha thank you, thank you. all right. coming up on mornings on two the nine a tiktok ban is just days away. how users can protect their content before it's too late. and speaking of social media, popular platforms are reportedly affecting children as young as 11 years old. we'll talk with a doctor about the alarming new research. parents should ow the rent prices from going up. the 12 unit building on california street near carlton was built in the 1960s as affordable housing. when the owner died in 2020, the residents learned the state was planning to sell. residents asked the city to help provide funds to buy the complex through the city's small sites program and the bay area community land trust. the city got the funds needed to turn the site into an affordable housing collective. >> we have an opportunity to stay here, which doesn't occur on a regular basis when buildings are sold, especially in berkeley, before it was turned into a co-op. >> the building was owned by the family of businessman thomas hamilton. he move

her body found three months later in a field south of town, and later, 19 year old samantha clark went missing in the town of orange, virginia, just minutes from charlottesville. her body was never found, and then after alexis disappeared, 18 year old hannah graham went missing. after a night out with college friends in charlottesville. five weeks later, her remains were discovered in a nearby abandoned property. >> they couldn't quite put their finger on it. it just didn't seem right. >> alexis had not been found and unsure whether or not the cases are connected. prosecutors build a murder case for the teenager based on evidence from taylor's camper. >> so at that point, i started researching homicides without a body, and i ran across a case in virginia from the 1980s. her killer has been convicted, and he's in the department of corrections. >> then, in an unprecedented move, prosecutor anthony martin charges randy with alexis's murder. >> we should not reward a person by not charging him with murder just because they're good at hiding the body. >> a jury of five men and seven women f

samantha power: pepfar, george w.million people alive today, lives saved because of the generosity of the taxpayer. fred: but overseas assistance programs have long come under fire from some conservatives, like kentucky republican senator rand paul, who see them as wasteful and misplaced. >> we should be conserving our resources, conserving them for our country. there is not a great deal of evidence that the money that we launder throughout the world really over time has been of benefit to us. there's a great deal of evidence that much of it has been stolen. we mentioned corruption. fred: the criticism no longer comes just from some republicans, but increasingly from those who strongly favor foreign aid. they say it helps buy goodwill, helps america's standing vis-a-vis russia or china, keeps infectious diseases at bay, and helps turn dependent countries into trading partners. at least, it's supposed to do that. but, these critics say, only a small portion of aid dollars are actually spent in the countries targeted fo

with geologist, samantha, and i've been out and meet you right. hunter for him on saturday, aren't giving up money to get that piece. you want any like this expedition has a rare thing book, a scientist and myself, a meteorite hunter, joining forces. and i've learned a lot. they told me not to use magnets that could alter a certain properties that the media rise 8 i want to meet you write hunter's, as they call themselves. a collection is or treasure hunters who buy and sell pieces of different planets, asteroids or media. really the majority to solve on their entrance to earth, but not all simply some when we're always searching for where we come from. so it's part of knowing not territory. the solar system is possible to show a the need to write that fall in a dry desert, particularly sought after because they degrade very slowly providing pristine information about the composition and origin of our planetary system. most side of it runs a small media right museum in the last city, and he's asking the government to regulate media, right? so the foreign scientists and collectors can just

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let's, let's, samantha, they, you a monumental. nick is handyman. son is going to for my little boy, gets sick on the phone in the 9, but send him a link to go out there. i know he left the internet in the same a. somebody cannot do, of conserving, we're moving in the parts that replace that too. but i can't say can't are here, we in a comfortable or you see it's in the original, but it came for me for me and me and my know, you know, another good are k, k i is. i'm thinking there's a set of fin. thank a that done 08 on demand for into the industry on for the corporate. you can maybe say to say the assets that they give us, like when i have been to the intended care, the structure of society would begin to fall apart. and that's not what i'm interested in. i'm interested in working ranches along side conservation areas. so there's dignity and health on both sides. but when chris in doug started buying land like ribbons, this were just the beginning, some to lee and said it was a us lun grab, i felt control the country's whether or

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samantha cortez, he has the very latest. >> vice president harris in a rare position, though, scene for the second time in as many elections in which the defeated candidate must certify that victor, the votes for president of the united states are as follows donald j trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. kamala harris. applause and celebration for president elect trump. >> before another for the sitting vice president, kamala d harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. today. i did what i had done my entire career. that just takes keep the oath. >> i've taken many times to support and defend the constitution of the united states. and with that, the 100 19th congress reconvened to certify the electoral college votes. >> making donald trump and jd vance the next president and vice president of the united states vp elect vance said in the house chamber with senators and representatives for the historic moment. a cordial end. coleman, the chamber, though, dc was prepared for a gathering outside with fences and barricades this january 6 looks much different in

fred: usaid administrator samantha also declined our request for an interview.increase the share of grants going to local groups to 25% by 2025, and 50% by 2030. that percentage, which began near 7% at the time, has crept up to near 10%, still well short of the localization target. >> that's got to change. i mean, that just has to change. fred: brian atwood was usaid administrator under president clinton. and what's going to trigger that change? >> well, i think the way the contracts are written in the first place. it's gotta happen, it's got to be a policy change that starts from the top. fred: he says in almost all cases, usaid pays contractors in full for work done, whether or not they deliver results, and a significant number do not. that's not surprising to atwood, who says development work is complex, with few clear cut answers. but he says the agency should be allowed to embrace some risk in pursuit of ideas that work. >> it's got to be a learning agency. it's got to have the flexibility if a program isn't working to move the money around to something tha

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my colleague samantha simmondsjoins me. what can you tell us? we are startin: what can you tell us?us? we are starting to get _ what can you tell us? we are starting to get tributes - what can you tell us? we are starting to get tributes being| starting to get tributes being paid from loved ones and family and friends of those who were killed in the incidents. let's start with this man, 27—year—old shamsud—dinjabbar, 27—year—old shamsud—din jabbar, he is 27—year—old shamsud—dinjabbar, he is a former football player at princeton university. martin bech, he played football before going to princeton university. he graduated in 2021 and worked at a trader, his death was confirmed by princeton university. he said there was no more appropriate nickname, he was a tiger in every way, a ferocious player his brother paid tribute alongside a news article saying love you always brother. another of the victims was reggie hunter, a father of two from baton rouge. he was a store manager, his death was confirmed to cbs news by his cousin. his family told the media that after finishing work on new y

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and you see smith, how many times, how many times as we, samantha and this plan does have the option to go with the flow. we may have some in house for my late because these days just make out though and not allow be those types of chloe dentist, bluestone, ty, complete. just need know man the easy to see what we can attend, the mental side safety this label need to be any probably please was close in between the 10 site squeaking closest me which of the day to do a and the kids that are actually really still in hiding abroad the the, it would be nice to see in the new year with some optimism. unfortunately, this is not the case. the accumulation and deepening of many problems from last year are still very much with us to buckle up. brace for the breaking news from the central africa security forces in charge conduct the counter terrorism operation reported me against boca around many times. as gun fires had near the presidential policy officer will say to the situation is under control. is there any soldiers who travel abroad phase war crime cases that initiated by a pro policy then

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hello, i'm samantha simmonds.ast five wildfires are now raging across los angeles and its neighbouring ventura county. the latest blaze — starting here in the hollywood hills in the past couple of hours or so — has forced more people to evacuate, including in areas dotted with celebrity homes. these are live pictures from los angeles. at least 130,000 people have been evacuated and tens of thousands more have been told to pack and be ready to go. officials say, despite their best efforts, the fires are 0% contained. among the areas affected is the pacific palisades, which is between santa monica and malibu. a fire there doubled in size within hours, fuelled by tinder dry conditions and high winds. president biden visited los angeles on wednesday and met emergency workers. it's been announced he's cancelling his upcoming trip to italy to focus on the federal response to the fires. helena humphrey reports. as soon as you walk in, you would be met with the living room, which is literally right here in this area. the

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there is a fact—based chronology of different events, but also a narrative thread in which actor samanthaker�*s 1962 short sci fi film la jetee, set in a post—apocalyptic paris, kapadia's documentary is intended as a cautionary tale for contemporary audiences of a warning of a possible disastrous event of global magnitude. he wants to rattle people. people like horror films. they like going to kind of escape. maybe this is like a horrorfilm. but the challenge is i want really the audience to see it to be affected emotionally flat. asif kapadia is probably best known for his 2015 oscar winning documentary on the late british singer songwriter amy winehouse. his other films include his 2019 portrait of argentinian soccer player diego maradona. in that film, he drew from some 500 hours of archive material. he used a similar approach with 2073. we've got footage from about 55, 60 countries, but i wanted to put it together as if it was all in one country. we are worth more when we are addicted. the ultra rich feature in this film — figures like elon musk, as well as political leaders including

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by jake sullivan, my friends and colleagues from across the administration, secretary of defense, samanthay of the treasury, commerce, and so on. all of these partnerships that we built and built with their teens have made a difference. so to all of my colleagues, thank you. thank you for your friendship, thank you for your partnership. there's one of other reason that we been able to reengage and rejuvenate our diplomacy. mr. president, that's you. you have never wavered in the convictions that when america leads, when america engages, there is little we cannot accomplish. and that this country remains a force for good, , before for progress over the world. you unshakable belief in the promise of america has inspired me for more than 20 years come has inspired so many people in this department. and around the world. simply put, it's been a privilege of my lifetime to work for you, to work with you, to work with this extra a 19 thau assembled. and it's an honor of a lifetime to be able to introduce one more time the 46 president of the united states, joe biden. [cheers and applause] [appla

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samantha power, who directs the us agency for international development as been unloading all kinds of supplies to you brain, including drones and other equipment. now. where did she get it from? well, according to the usa, i the website, a lot of the materials that have been going to ukraine have come from los angeles area fire departments. us aid has helped 16 communities, established volunteer fire brigades, equipment each group with protective gear, motor pumps, chainsaws rescue, motor cutters, rechargeable spotlights, fire extinguishers and hydraulic rescue tools. folks in los angeles are certainly not thrilled now. lots of houses, nozzles, body, armor, turnouts, and protective equipment has been turned over from california to emergency services in ukraine. and even as the fires rage, us officials are still planning to dump even more money into a conflict on the other side of the planet. the mayor of los angeles wasn't even in the city. she was attending a presidential in aga raising, and donna, she rushed back only after media outrage began. and when she got back to town, she did

hello, i'm samantha simmonds. sir keir starmer has launched a strong attack on those whose who have criticised his record on tackling historical sex gang cases when nhe was the uk's top prosecutor. a slew of online posts by elon musk, the tech billionaire, and a close ally of us president—elect donald trump called sir keir "complicit in the rape of britain". and mr musk also voiced support for the jailed far right political activist, tommy robinson. the prime minister didn't name elon musk directly — but he slammed those who he has said, use the sex abuse case to generate publicity. because those that are spreading lies and misinformation is far and as wide as possible, they are not interested in victims. they are interested in victims. they are interested in victims. they are interested in themselves. those who i'm not interested in justice. they are supporting a man who nearly collapsing —— he went to prison for nearly collapsing a gang green in case. those are people who are trying to get a vicarious thrill fro