p >> barbara sampson simply declared jeffrey epstein's death a suicidne. that was the city's official but totally unsupported conclusion, which bulbar and many others promptly repeated. >> why did chief medical examiner barbara sampson do that? we don't know. we called sampson to ask her, but she hung up on us. >> then there's the question of the videotape, which cited both cameras trained on the door oft night faepstein's cell, did not work that night, famously. no one no one haso fo explained why they didn't work. so the video footage that said he watched di bill barr said he watched didn't cover eppstein cell, just the entrance to the larger cell block. >> ner baro one came in or out f the tier bar, said. epstein therefore, jeffrey epstein killed himself. let's consider that claim rationally. >> on the night of august st 9thnine , jeffrey epstein wan being held in the special housing unit of the metropolitan correctionan l federal center in manhattan, the most it w secure part of the city's federal lockup. hysicall >> it would be physically impossible f

days later, barbara sampson declared jeffrey epstein's death a suicide.h camera did not work that night famously. no one explained why they didn't work. the video footage that bill barr said he watched didn't cover epstein's cell. no one came in or out of the tier barr said. therefore, jeffrey epstein killed himself. let's consider that claim. on the night of august 9th, jeffrey epstein was held in the special housing unit in manhattan. the most secured part of the city's federal lock up. it will be physically impossible for a trainer to get out without an electronic pass and without being seen by countless cameras between the streets. if jeffrey epstein was murdered, he was not murdered by an intruder, he was murdered by someone on his own cell block. obviously. there were seven other cells. if you're looking for a killer, you would figure out who was in those cells. no one seems to have thought of that or done it. the bureau of prisons refused to provide us with a list of the inmates on epstein's tier. it's not clear how many were interviewed by investi

if you look actually at the component of the weakening results from sampson, you can see that it actually memory chips are by far the worst. that means that there's actually more suppliers of memory chips in, especially from china that are competing with some, some so. so that's why some, some results are particularly weak beyond the global demand weakening. so some, some nips to move up the lather, the sooner the better to avoid competition from chinese chip makers. ah, shareholders. i realized in an investor, i realized that samson hasn't chance to compete with other chip makers. i think the future might be bright if they continue to move up. the leather friday is the oldest christmas eve and we've got some light fixtures for you. of manders square in bethlehem in the occupied westbank, where worshippers have gathered at the church of the nativity to celebrate the holiday season. ah, hello, i'm fully batty boy and these are top stories on al jazeera russian state media. see a uni latch or ceasefire in ukraine ordered by president vladimir putin has come into effect, which announced of t

let us use gear crucible, a companion that scam artist, and the leisure sampson rides his question, their answer to a spirit. who should it? need a shy swap. roast khaki. mormonism william pity rose. it's the main wheat supply root runs through the black sea on to the mediterranean to the manger, egyptian port of alexandria. and then to many african countries where grain supplies a vital for their fast growing populations. really it so chosen con law legacy or a put a good level or cell with or, or blown particular mis shuttle all or longer was longer give by my good to do there's are, if you saw m all the cities monassa, unless a gun a month on the quantity and all of the that that fear of which i think you one that did not say was much ne raj on the conflict there. ah, good 0. ok, stephen idea less than you might consider the stitch scattering is out. say toys is a full net those i sure can i stepping up at my office? molly, is this something a horn west african nation with a population of 20000000? a new josh and parliament wouldn't have left his money. the region has been played by ar

let us use gear gross, a black company that can last hello angela sampson. let's just push it out. so to a spirit shirt night, a shots my pros, guy came home with him to the residence there in the main week. supply route runs through the black sea on to the mediterranean to the manger egyptian port of alexandria. and then to many african countries where grain supplies a vital for their fast growing populations. really functional as you can log radishi or i'm gonna put it good as you do your school level or, or, or city on, on that issue or blue, particular mas shuttle or, or longer, longer, are you fucking clear, i'm not good to do that. there's a difference to the south, a mall distributive manase to unless a group down the month under quantity as well it does that are that fear to which it, it didn't get one that did not. there was more than a roger made conflict there. ah, good 0. ok. even though it was, then you might consider the stitch scattering. is that situation before that those i should commit stepping is up with my office. molly, is this some saharan west african nation

that to a cold in relation between the 2 countries. primarily the secretary of state of france was sampson warner duluth, and nobody talks about the director of ambassador luke alors was emily willow oddity would go to rice have erupted in the south eastern new city of atlanta, after a police officer fatally shot, an environmental activist, a painful devastation in response to the death devolve into riots. last protested allegedly burned the police vehicle, smashed windows and followers and other objects of the building where the police station is located. the killing occurred during a rate of apprentice outside the sight of proposed rule in full front trading facility. but he says the activists had initially opened fire on the approaching offices. the focus on prime minister has said his country is open for quote, serious and sincere tool with neighboring india to discuss points that are crucial for both countries. my message to the indian nutrition. and pansy moody is that let's sit down on the table and have citizens into the tops to resolve burning issues in the area got approval from

official police, he should permit states that his protest was held against islam and against circus at sampson, influenced freedom of expression in sweden. not surprisingly, the fire ignited waifs of negative reactions across the muslim world. saudi arabia calls for spreading the values of dialogue, tolerance and co existence, and rejects hatred and extremism. this senseless and provocative islam of public act hurts the religious sensitivities of over 1500000000 muslims worldwide. the incident heads must have sentiments across the world and amongst serious provocation in response swedish authorities as resorted to the usual virtuous words and no action. freedom of expression is a fundamental part of democracy. but to what is legal is not necessarily appropriate. but in books as a whole, it's in many is a deeply disrespectful act. i want to express my sympathy for all muslims who are offended by what has happened in stockholm to day freedom of expression as part of democracy. fair enough, but incitement of hatred, awhile and stalwarts, a particular group is criminalized and sweden, nevertheless

if you look activity at the component of the weakening results from sampson, you can see that it actually memory chips are by far the worst. that means that there's actually more suppliers of memory chips in, especially from china that are competing with some, some so. so that's why some, some results are particularly weak beyond the global demand weakening. so some, some needs to move up the lather, the sooner the better to avoid competition from chinese chip makers. ah, shareholders. i realized in an investor, i realized that some, some has a chance to uh, compete with other chip makers. i think the future might be bright if they continue to move up. the leather iraq is hosting the arabian gulf kept for the 1st time in 44 years. a tournament starts on friday with 8 countries taking part, including the asian champions kata. i'm with abdougla had, has more from basrah a long awaited football championship gets underway in iraq. the 25th edition of the gulf copies being held in the southern city of basra. the opening matcher will see the host nation who head to head with. oh man, that's lik

so, ah, shareholders, i realized in any mr. sarielle, i seen that sampson has a chance to out, compete to wither with d. s. m. c. are the chip makers. i think the future might be bright. if they continue to move up the leather. i was going to ask you about the future and your expectations. in fact, for samsung's profits will they dive again and if yes, what will it mean for south korea's economy and, and the wider global economy? i think frankly it's some, some might do better the to, leanna lease are expecting, but still, today's the importer of tips globally i, we're seen and rapid law course he 3rd ah, quickly, which seems to be the case. i think the demand for tips will increase with or sam. awesome. okay. thank you so much alicia. we're going to leave it there because we're, we're losing a bit of your connection. alicia garcia, hero joining us there from spain. thank you very much for your time. and the philippines is bombing record high inflation. president, ferdinand macos junior says it's out of control despite a decline in oil prices. barnaby lo spent a day with one manila fam

requests that a cold in relation between the 2 countries. finally, the secretary hospital francois sampson warner duluth, and nobody talks about the decatur of ambassador luca loves was emily willow oddity one or 2 in is it said, a furnace is it? here's a me, me see, of peddling and cologne is nancy with a new documentary that song o'korley a hit face on the curve, p. m. the random audi is anything this film or documentary is a reflection on the agents and individuals that are peddling, this narrative. again, it makes us wonder about the purpose of this exercise and the agenda behind it. and frankly, we did not wish to dignify such efforts. the bias like of subjectivity and continued colonial mindset is blatantly visible. bbc is to bart documentaries. see these called india. the more the question, whatever that means has been slammed by india labeling 8 a propaganda apiece. the documentary is about the 2000 to which arthritis and marines are more. these are all in the violence in his home state. now it's to the 2000 to withdraw thrive for the. 2 worst, our community rides that india has ev

. >> reporter: molly sampson has a knack for finding things. >> i got you. >> reporter: whether it'sr own backyard or the chess peek bay, where she and her sister like to hunt for fossils. so far she's found hundreds. what do you like about doing this? >> it's just like a treasure hunt, and like they're really fun to like find and go hunt for them. >> reporter: recently molly made because i never thought i'd find one that big. >> like you couldn't believe it? >> yeah. >> i couldn't believe it myself because, like i said, i've never found one that big. >> reporter: her parents have been taking molly to the beach since before she could walk. >> i see how valuable it was for me to be out and to have that experience of exploring and looking for things. >> it's just like fun because the shark's teeth are really old. >> how old are you? >> 9. >> and how old is that one? 15 million years old. >> reporter: she says she may want to study paleontology one day. but in the meantime, who knows what else molly will discover? jan crawford, cbs news, prince frederick, maryland. >>> well, that's the

. >> reporter: molly sampson has a knack for finding things... >> i got you. >> reporter: ...whetherer sister like to hunt for fossils. so far, she's found hundreds. what do you like about doing this? >> it's just like treasure hunting, like they're really fun to find and go hunt for them. >> reporter: recently, molly made the discovery of a lifetime-- a prehistoric megalodon shark's tooth as big as her hand. >> i felt like i was dreaming, because i never thought i would find one that big. >> reporter: like you couldn't believe it? >> yeah. >> i couldn't believe it myself. because i've never found one that big. >> reporter: her parents have been taking molly to the beach since before she could walk. >> yeah i see how valuable it was for me to be out and have that experience of exploring and looking for things. >> it's just, like, fun because sharks teeth are really old. >> reporter: how old are you? >> nine. >> reporter: and how old is that one? >> 15 million years old. >> reporter: she says she may want to study paleontology one day, but, in the meantime, who knows what else molly w

largest business tech giant samson and tronics is reported a 69 percent drop in quarterly profits. sampson says profit, thanks when a low between october and december. it's the largest electronics and ship maker in the world. call me say a we can, and global economy is driving down memory, chip prices and curbing demand for electronic products. well, it's the biggest tech event in the u. s. and it's in las vegas offering a 1st look at some of the latest gadgets out that school. the consumer electronics show bringing together some of the world's biggest brands and innovators for the expose. already seen several call makers unveiling a new generation of attic on the vehicles. arranging gizmos are on display from gaming to agricultural and medical tech, even a new way of getting to the airport gay on time. artificial intelligence is one of the key components to the innovations this year. i'll brennan have moved from las vegas, the thousands of companies here at sea. yes, in las vegas showing off there. where's from the big to the small. some of the highlights include a new concept, tilt telev

if you look actually at the component of the weakening results from sampson, you can see that it actually memory chips are by far the worst. that means that this.

if you're ever incense in or yet the public librarian sampson, that is it. that entire battlefield, st. louis, is lost. it is a shame. but he goes, all right if i can hit kyiv, if i can hit keys, i can crush. kazan crush the fourth quarter and maybe they will force mcclellan to pull back. it is a good plan. so what he is going to do, he's going to have long stream right there, go down the nine mile. road launching is gonna go down the nine mile road, and he is going to hit seven pines. dhl is gonna go down the williamsburg road and hit seven pines. benjamin eeg is going to go down and come up and hit seven pines from the south. it's a great plan, really. he stopped it in motion. heavy rains hit. on may 31st he launches the attack that is a push to start in the morning. it gets totally fouled up. longstreet, for someone and reason still does not go the way he is supposed to go. instead, he goes down here and gets behind dhl. he when he does that, he cuts you gia. he there's a little stream called -- creek. they have several boards going across the wagon to th

a little some parts of sampson square at 21 miles an hour. a wind gust 20 file for 25 or happen. bay, the east bay, not too bad, generally less than 10 miles an hour. also 10 for rosa area, ok? so here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. we have some dry roads today. boy, do we need it now with the storms coming this way for friday. then the next round is we're going to be saturday morning with the passage of a cold front, which means heavy rain, downpours and also some strong gusts coming through. so flooding is a concern for the entire bay area. roads and the soils are already saturated. so do expect more flooding to happen all over the weekend, especially into saturday morning and through monday morning and also will will mostly likely get some downed power lines and power outages. i would stop. and when to start, you know, powering up the especially friday and into saturday morning we'll talk more about what to expect as far as temperatures go. and also tonight, expecting mostly cloudy conditions. again, the rain developing late and it will be a wet commute for friday mo

apple is going to do a folding knife had in 2024, not 2023 2024, it feels like do we need it but sampson's okay. with their folding phone. it's interesting that the phones not on apple's list at this point in time, but the ipad it is ipad numbers are down year over year. so i gimmicky or i guess it's trying to sell more ipads. the idea that well, i do like something when it comes the phone, you know that you fling open like number. i like to kind of flip it school. yeah, it's a clam we're a little bit there's been a lot of different variations on the old cell phone, not just the flat break. that is now all i'm waiting for a shoe. i want deals shoe okay. what's going on with? i'd love these mustangs and i'd love if they lower the price is what's going on with ford. you know, we keep talking about inflation and tessa last week or earlier this year, cut their prices. they're tesla's model y by 13,000. so tesla's between 53,057 1000, which just hits that a level where you get a tax break for it with the biden administration's new taxes. but ford said we're going to do the same thing. and last

in sampson. especially listen to the presidents most of the white house counsel's office confirmed by colleague at least minutes last night that no search warrant was issued. >> as this process is ongoing and as this process continues. the president and his team are being fully cooperative. making sure that they have access to the information they need. that's why the department of justice was able to go to the house yesterday. conduct the search cooperatively with the attorneys. >> to your point about access. was this serge consensual or through a warrant. >> it was cooperative. >> you continually say the word cooperative. in so i want to make sure that i am understanding this correctly. does that mean there was no warrant? >> that's correct. >> by the personal tierney. bob our sudden statement of the doj had quote full access to biden's home. here's what we know so far about the investigation. this latest discovery marks the fourth batch of classified items to be found and the third to be locat

word juan jennings and sampson ca- both dealing with ankle injuries.both going to be day to day. but hey, that is a pretty clean slate, right? how invaluable is it for the forty-niners to have these 2 extra days of rest than their opponent for the divisional round. >> i think it's a big deal. i people remembers recently as last year, the number 2 seed a bye. so getting the number 2 now we didn't get anything. the trip home field until your conference championship game. if you're still standing in the one he does not. so it's a big deal that not only do they get the extra day of rest, but they also are going end up with the whole rest of that saturday. you know, they were the early game on saturday afternoon. you and i were both down there around one, 30 kickoff and we are out of there fairly early in terms of the end of that game and they got through it without really any injuries without much rain. and so for 400 people every 4 and i think it's been frustratingly injured over the 5, 6 years. there are at maybe the healthy as they've ever been and mayb

roof decking material had detached from the building and was hanging down, deputy fire chief matt sampson says firefighters went inside the building to make sure no one was hurt. the very first thing is, make sure everyone inside is okay and we want to protect them first. and then once we do that, we want to make sure to protect their belongings as well. keeping other properties safe, making sure this doesn't spread anywhere else. everyone is okay. but two units in the building were damaged by water. the residents found temporary housing through the county's emergency shelter program, a major traffic artery and walnut creek remains closed at this hour due to downed power lines. eastbound ignatius valley road has been closed since this morning, right between civic drive and tampico drive. it is a busy thoroughfare in the closure is causing a traffic headache for countless commuters who are being detoured onto other city streets. john muir hospital on his on ignatius, eo and access is partially cut off, but the hospital says operations do remain normal tonight. the closure is expected to ex

apple down about 14.9%. 72 million phones in the 4th quarter and sampson's at about 50 50.6 to various apple. still number one, a lot of people are because chevron is going to a big multibillion dollar buyback. apple bought back almost 90 billion media 100 billion dollars stock last year. but it's gotten biden upset. it was like gasoline is expensive. like don't do that. makes him look bad. netflix said your time is ticking. if you're sharing passwords, going to be a dozen through box to the household, it looks like in the next 90 days they warn people now they're getting ready implement and there. that's what this film in a real-life squid games. james, and you and i are not one of the 452 contest. one of the games as freeze tag and contestants had to leave in pain and misery in hospital because they were frozen in a row 3 degrees and they are frozen opposed. and this just sounds like that idea. i can't wait to see it. if someone dies, it's going to be a crazy event. do obviously have to cancel it. but this sounds like, sure it does. ok, the foot with the edge of something going with

roof decking material had detached from the building and was hanging down, deputy fire chief matt sampson says firefighters went inside the building to make sure no one was hurt. the very first thing is, make sure everyone inside is okay and we want to protect them first. and then once we do that, we want to make sure to protect their belongings as well. keeping other properties safe, making sure this doesn't spread anywhere else. everyone is okay . but two units in the building were damaged by water. the residents found temporary housing through the county's emergency shelter program. power was knocked out to thousands of people in san jose's willow glen neighborhood at one point more than 5000 customers were without power. officials say power lines were likely brought down by those strong, gusty winds. overnight the power was just one of many problems hitting the south bay in the east bay. police closed the two mile long stretch of inacio valley road. in one in creek due to down lines, the busy traffic artery was closed from civic center to tampico drive and cut off access for many driv

dad made his comment, sampson meeting his iranian counterpart in damascus to discuss the ongoing dialogue between syria and tick. yeah. so let's take a closer look at the tense relationship between the 2 countries. take here has been a major backer of the political and armed opposition to syrian president busha al assad, 2012, the conflict and syria. but in late december, the defense ministers of turkey and syria held at landmark negotiations in moscow. the 1st subs meeting since 2011, the turkish foreign minister said on thursday he could make his syrian counterpart as early as february. mm. let's bring in that michael doran, who's in washington dc. he's a senior fellow and director of the center of pace and security in the middle east at the hudson institute. and michael, it's great to have you with us on this news hour. it's been more than a decade of hostilities between these 2 neighbors. what's the significance of these most recent comments by the sir and syrian foreign minister? i will, thanks for having me. i think the simplest way to think of this is as a turkish russian negotiati

that's ivan sampson, who's specialist ivan sampson, who's a specialist lawyer. just say let's lawyer.t say let's hope that the government is that border force get a bit more serious about tackling the ongoing crisis across the channel now let's take a look at this week's gb news people's poll . well, as ever, it's poll. well, as ever, it's a valuable insight the state of the nation and after the government plot. hurrah! i say. but she soon. well done. you've done something right. scotland's gender bill. this will allow 16 year olds to change their gender after three months without any consultation . a doctor. the consultation. a doctor. the government has blocked that. we can reveal in the gp poll 22% of people strongly support the blocking of the legislation, compared to 80% who oppose it. but more interestingly, i think the really interesting figure is 61% of people in that poll say that people at the age of 16 off to young to change the gender. and i think that's absolutely right . lucy, paris, what's your right. lucy, paris, what's your view. you're a psychotherapist . view. you'r

annabelle: we saw sam stop -- sampson getting at the moment, but now down .8% per the big question of what we are going to hear that analyst call that will kick off later this morning. we are watching suppliers here again, mostly tracking the drop we are seeing so far in this stock at the open. the big question around that centrally important chips business and a dismal outlook for the company on that as well. let's change now and look at other movers in japan. we are very earnings focused in the session here. kicking off what we had with canon. that stock is slumping at the start of trading. its full-year operating income did miss estimates. operating income at ¥360 billion. the estimate was for more than ¥380 billion. banks and focus. japan's second busy -- second-biggest bank kicking off yesterday its profit rose more than analysts estimated and it did keep its annual forecast unchanged. daiwa looking higher. it did just come out fractionally into the close of yesterday's trading. it is the second-biggest brokerage in japan and its net income fell 43% on the year. keeping an eye on

other fones were sampson's delight, happy lo, fruit of the spear, carpenters quench or.tais, just without the alcohol. as the santa ana press calls it, rums drinks without the rum. they often face like the real thing according to santa anna. by the way -- the idea of making a non alcoholic space appeal to christians -- it's actually a man named jason ross who eventually open praises nightclub in los angeles in the 19 80s, he really got the idea that you could bring in more people by having no alcohol. he rented out a space before he opened up his. barr he rented out space in los angeles for a christian music name. the muslim staff to came up to this base and came up to him and said we just love listening to music. but also not having pressured by alcohol being in the space. many of these christian entrepreneurs thought we can bring in more people, even on christian, if they can create a clean no alcohol space. a non drinking market was possible to these men. now, the clientel of christian nightclubs was predominantly younger people. nitcb owners initially really hoped, r

other famous ones were sampson's delight, happy halo fruit of the spirit, carpenters, quencher all likely takes on margaritas and mai tais just without alcohol. or, as the santa ana press calls it, rum drinks without the rum, right. and they often tasted like the real thing, according to santa ana. right. and by the way, this was the idea of making a non alcoholic space appeal to christians. it was actually a man named jason ross who would eventually open up prasa's nightclub in los angeles in the 1980s. he he really got the idea that you can bring in more by having no alcohol when he rented out a space before he opened up his bar, he rented out space in los angeles for a christian music night. and the muslim staff was working at that space that night came up to him, according to ross, and said, we just love listening to music, but also not having to be pressured by alcohol in the space. and so many of these krishnakumar owners figured they can bring in more people, even non-christian fans, if they can create a clean no alcohol space. right. a non drinker drinking market was possible to t