now, you know, you can skype your dog in delhi, but at that time, you made these phone calls. it to be exactly three minutes. it was very expensive to fly. you couldn't call home easily. half the time, the phones didn't work because of flooding in calcutta. there were no mobile phones. you didn't see the face of your parents. my father wrote to me. i always kept one letter unopened, so that when things got really tough, i would open that letter. that is the level of loneliness. and for all of us who've been through that, it's kind of, you know, we just... it's that ugly time in our lives. we've forgotten about the isolation. it was tough. you'd gone with your husband, who had an academic post in the uk. and you've been very candid about how lonely, how isolated, how depressed you felt in this new country, and you suddenly realised that one way to fill that hole in your life was to actually fill it with the cooking and the food, the flavour, the culture of the food from your homeland. yes. 30 years ago, a very different world. we've all forgotten. now, you know, you can skype y

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but hours later, she talked to pat on skype. this time, she asked him to meet her father for lunch.cked up pat for the meeting-- before we even get out of the parking lot, he looks me dead in the eye. and he says if i could shoot straight, i'd kill the son of a bitch myself already. so why do you go forward? if there was any serious thought given to it because of what i said, well, i got to know. andrea canning (voiceover): pat told police his worst fears were confirmed at the restaurant when zombory offered him money to kill david. it was nothing but spite, hate, venom, vitriol coming out of him. he wanted him dead. he didn't care how he did it. he didn't care what it was going to cost. did he bring up how you would be paid and how much? yeah, he offered me the $50,000 to do this. and he offered it from the life insurance settlement that's payable to chrissy upon his death. did he say why you were the chosen one? they knew i was hurting for money. did chrissy know you were a former army ranger? yeah, i was pretty proud of getting into the rangers battalion. most people knew. an arm

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can you give us a time scale when you think that we will see passenger planes in the skype running on hydrogen? of course the technology is in its infancy, but i personally believe that unit for 15 to 20 years. they will be a lot of jets wines using being 5 isn't and this is true but exciting. so if we can arise to the challenges of energy economy or future transportation needs, it means embracing a range of solutions. and i think for the doing here, orkney is proving the green hydrogen to be pots the on the green hydrogen is beginning to take up. it's a key part of the ease plans to come to wells, thus comp and mutual confidence by 2050 new projects of being developed and julie cloud, you're right. yes, united states. yes. the rest of the way to guys before green hodges and is proven to be scalable and cost effective, but it is gaining traction. and it's one of a number of current trends that have a wealth free of fossil fuels. there is definitely a new power system and a new energy system em are kind of our eyes. whether we look at power, generation and distribution, or whether we l

the physician who's an iranian affairs analyst and professor as far as media faculty. joining us by skype from tyrone. thank you so much for joining us. on al jazeera, so we heard that reading and for a minister at that press conference, say that he had discussed share the concerns with turkey. but naturally, there are differences. what's the crux of these differences and, and how big are they between iran and turkey? hello. and thanks for having me. well, i think the 1st thing to note is how fast this war started immediately after this, the sire in israel and 11. and we do all know how these are these go for the transition of back of the field so fast. and they're notorious for that. but the restrictive is bad and the restrictive of the width and the media reports saying that meets a turkish intelligence agencies. direct roles behind this war of terrorism and service attacks on the tv and call them. and i can also be restricted because the video is coming out to syria from those that have been taken by. i received an army on from these terrorists where i've been confessing similar things

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mackey who's an aircraft accident investigation and aviation consultant joining us now from florida by skype. thanks for your time. so obviously the investigation is still ongoing, but what does the footage of the crash or the perhaps the pattern of damage of that air of craft indicate to you what may have happened? well, we're going to learn a great deal as we commence our investigation. they've already recovered what we call the blank boxes. these are the flight recorder and the cockpit voice recorder . so we can play back in a conversation amongst the crew members will learn a lot from that. it appears that there are bullet holes through the airplane. there's, i think a 112 of them have been counted holes that resemble rocket or bowed strikes. and that, of course, with down the aircraft. if that was the cause, the original speculation was that it was actually the bird strikes. but birds don't fly into the airplanes are as always, so i think we can rule out a while now. what we will do is uh the similar investigation of what was done with malaysians by 17, which were shot down over ukraine

but it's no most skype and the way us to give free a to t crenan. so savanski saw him his money at all right. on the topic of negotiations put in dismissed the idea of health quick fixes or temporary truces aiming. instead, for a long lasting piece now, on the other hand, with zelinski rejecting a propos, christmas truth and present us what all we need closer to a resolution here before something comes out, no means that as he keeps talking about being willing to negotiate pays. but i see what he's doing, he's also going to the same thing, which is some sort of native membership, which is a co issue, a play. and the best thing that jump can do when he comes to office is to say that now ukraine will never join nato at any. when that happens we'll, that'd be sca ready for a serious going to be discussion with busha. all right, we have to leave it here. now i am proud for my british diplomats in the office. thank you so much for your time. you have a great a, it's all right now the puts it in question and answer the bed was loaded with provocative ques

you're joining us from different via skype. thanks for your time. how is iran looking at all of this? and specifically, how much support is iran willing to give the charlotte side a you know, you run, how does the one reason, i think the only one isn't that's uh it on the support tank. the city and government. and that is a city as it stands, those, the palestinian cos that if cindy are. ready acting like jordan or egypt or so then it'd be of an attempt to kind of side that i don't think you would that support that syria. you know, there is no ideological and then catch. eli is government is an assignment for public city and government is a national this, the government it's the fax policy, which is a, it has a national this out of the party. and the, as you know, you're on, has been supplied to that existence in love and on the, to syria. and that, that's why you see, these are, these are quite happy. the americans are quite happy to have missed that i then, if you just showed him he's very happy and that you don't sees a mistake, especially, but b

and you know, there's been protests at the bbc, there's been protests that skype, but it doesn't seem that anything is changing regarding the narrative. the way things are reported to africa. we go where it's 10. the goal has announced the closure of old foreign military bases in his nation, saying now is the time to achieve total software the best in it. but as soon as it's a celebration of the atm anniversary of domestic of senegalese rifleman interior roy on december 1st 1944, was an opportunity to affirm our demand for sovereignty in the restoration of truncated disguised and hidden facts for 18 years regarding suffering to you in matters of defense, the president of the republic announced the upcoming closure of full foreign military bases in senegal. yet, meanwhile, in central africa, frances had that over its 1st military base, as part of the withdrawal of its military forces from chide in sole, according to the china, in defense minister of last month, and its military cooperation with its former colonial power. and while the french troops began leaving the country on a friday

and you know, there's been protests at the bbc, there's been protests that skype, but it doesn't seem that anything is changing regarding the narrative. the way things are reported. well meantime, as the middle east math is essentially being redrawn, a former british diplomatic craig myroom sees no prospect for any cease fire and gaza or even that of a 2 state solution for the palestinian. so that and so much more on the latest episode of a world of pod full episode coming up and later in the evening. but for right now, here's a small preview or i think sadly, of the genocide in, in gaza is so at an advanced stage, nobody really knows how many of the population have died, but there's no longer the, the into started to support life file play in gaza and i think we will see the, the is really announcement to be, i'm going say some of the gaza, nearly quite soon. but in the westbank, people live under the palestinian, the positivity which i never thought i would see is somebody who, you know, use to support start to i never full time and see the publish student apology because i'm going

and you know, there's been protests at the bbc, there's been protests that skype, but it doesn't seem that anything is changing regarding the narrative. the way things are reported. you know, it seems that the gate keeping of the is waiting an hour to about the concept that the conflict is continuing and nothing seems to be learned from this. so i don't think it's going to be the last time we hear about the, you know, partial nature of the bbc who pride itself apparently on fact checking on. always bringing 2 sides of the story. you know, when you see what's happened here, with regards to the guy's accomplish shop, to ask yourself, what about the reporting on ukraine? what about the reporting on around the middle east, on china and everybody who could be perceived as a, you know, a pointed enemies of the united kingdom and as allies, you have to ask yourself if the bbc is being exposed, improve and essentially to be. so partial and so the bias and it's reporting about gaza, one of the dealer stories or yeah indeed show you. i mean the, you know, fine check is never used to exist. that

they are still there, if this was florida or texas somebody will be trying to shoot them down, like skypecht is. casey, they are great target practice, military finally getting, for christmas, mark says, walmart deliveries, same page here. julie says, china updated their spy balloon for christmas. thank you all for watching america's late news, fox news and knight i am traced in los angeles we will see you back here again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos. and he got $2 million in coverage, all online. life insurance made easy. check your price today at ethos.com. independence, with that declaration, america was born. inspired by a belief in the god given rights of every human being, and in the good that comes from exercising these rights well. the founders of our great nation chose independence, as do we. hillsdale college accepts no government funding, because independence makes possible the good to which we aspire. thanks for joining

go see a woman here friend of mine who lives in san diego who was with me exchange numbers with the skyperocessing here. less than 24 hours later the sky trump colombia text my friend through whatsapp and said hey, i'm out, i'm at the airport. i'm headed to utah. less than 24 hours. this was a summer conversation i had with people over and over, not only there but came across another group come this time there were three or 400 illegal immigrants all gathered sitting, find it very organized following the instructions of the two border patrol agents who were there waiting for fans to come and pick them up. they were very clearly gang members from venezuela there. one was extremely high on drugs. there were families of bear m many of the countries, from kazakhstan and from turkey, from sri lanka, nepal. came across another group of people wandering through the old-time mountains, quite far up, who were from egypt, asking for water. the thing that surprised me, if you watch the news to talk about the gotaways that are border patrol agents are vastly understaffed, undermanned, underresourced

write your skype account how orange county. >> shout out to waiting isn't really called orange countyver there, too. east see? yeah, orange county, florida. there's everybody i know kind of let's talk about another weird story tonight. you may never look at world the same way. again, a new uc davis suggests that california ground squirrels not only eat nuts and seeds, but they also do this. they hunt kill and small roads. these >> this observation is made of breonna's park in martinez. researchers say they believe ground squirrels have a more flexible diet than previously thought. >> well, in a are 12 th-year of long-term study on this girls at the bridge on u.s. regional park. we have observed 74 cajuns of the squirrels hunting killing, consume competing over california walls. >> so that's scary. scary russia researchers say their study is the first in documenting the species preying on other. >> live meantime, multiple monkey sightings being reported in a florida neighborhood. this is one of them in orange city. police are warning locals not to feed or approach these animals. they h

go see a woman here friend of mine who lives in san diego who was with me exchange numbers with the skypegh our processing here. less than 24 hours later the sky trump colombia text my friend through whatsapp and said hey, i'm out, i'm at the airport. i'm headed to utah. less than 24 hours. this was a summer conversation i had with people over and over, not only there but came across another group come this time there were three or 400 illegal immigrants all gathered sitting, find it very organized following the instructions of the two border patrol agents who were there waiting for fans to come and pick them up. they were very clearly gang members from venezuela there. one was extremely high on drugs. there were families of bear m many of the countries, from kazakhstan and from turkey, from sri lanka, nepal. came across another group of people wandering through the old-time mountains, quite far up, who were from egypt, asking for water. the thing that surprised me, if you watch the news to talk about the gotaways that are border patrol agents are vastly understaffed, undermanned, underre

the fbi wasn't present, although other federal officials were on skype taking part.on on your behalf and you're safe. you're seeing these drones which has been as large as small cars and dining tables. rightfully causing a lot of fear. you know, they could give their people some answers. take a listen to what our r te heard on the ground there. >> until you tell me where these drones are coming from, i'm assuming they're a threat. they're evading law enforcement. they're going over restricted air space. we're not talking about the drones that you're picking up on amazon. these are drones with six-hour battery and flight times. that's significant equipment that needs to be identified as to where it's coming from. >> reporter: residents and local officials are concerned is this a foreign entity. you heard him say, this is not a kid who ordered a drone off amazon for his birthday and is flying it over his neighborhood. these are large and serious flights, sometimes flying in the dozens. people really are urging the federal government to tell them more. >> it's such a we

pellico would then move the discussion to skype. he traded videos of his wife being raped for intimate images of the men's own partners. according to the police report we saw coco was a very dangerous website. innocence and danger has been campaigning against the site for years. >> they went to this website to realize there was there was fantasies so it became reality. thanks to dominique pelicot. >> he told police that over time he built a network of men. >> the place where they could meet. what time, what they could, where they couldn't, where. >> he allegedly told the men what drugs to buy and how to use them. this all went undetected for ten years. dominique pelicot never thought his text messages or his alleged crimes would see the light of day, and they probably wouldn't have if it weren't for the events that took place right here on september 12th, when a security guard caught him red handed, filming up the skirts of several women. >> police, police director. >> this is kind of a website. as long as there is demand, then ther

pellico would then move the discussion to skype.aded videos of his wife being raped for intimate images of the men's own partners. according to the police report. over time he built a network of men he told the men what drugs to buy and how to use them this all went undetected for ten years. dominique pelicot never thought his text messages or his alleged crimes would see the light of day, and they probably wouldn't have if it weren't for the events that took place right here on september 12th, when a security guard caught him red handed filming up the skirts of several women police. police he received the maximum sentence of 20 years. in the wake of coco shutdown, more websites have gained in popularity in france. there are some websites that could be the new coco. how does that make you feel? >> reproduire dans une autre commun. we expect that some rules will change but of course, i'm not sure that it will be enough. so i don't feel at ease here in the streets saskya vandoorne cnn maison france. >> and as we heard earlier, giselle

he's joining us now via skype from albuquerque, new mexico. doctor deal. thank you so much for staying up late for us. we appreciate it. you have experience investigating plane crashes like this all the time. we're into day four of analysis now. what stands out about this crash to you? >> well, ben, we think first of all, for having me. yeah, there's. i think we know what happened. obviously, i'm speculating based on the information that's been released. photographic information about the damage to the aircraft. so we think we know what happened. and contrary to what the russians are saying, it appears that it was hit by a missile. it appears that this was a medium sized missile. it was probably not one of these handheld missiles. uh, nor was it a very large missile like, brought down the malaysia. 17 boeing 777. so it looks like it was a tactical type missile. and there's a new type of missile the russians have had actually for several years, but they've deployed it to that region recently. and it's a very dangerous missile because it can react very quick

south korea keeps mackie is in at cross accident investigation, and aviation consultant joins us a by skype from mcculla in florida. keep that welcome. 120 term, an incident. this bird strike is being touted. does that sound right to you? well, good morning. next life this morning here, i know it really doesn't as possible that we did have a bird strike. we've got some video of the airplane flying overhead. at the time that bird strikes may have occurred, we see a uh, a bit of smoke popular smoke behind the right engine, and that will be consistent with a bird strides. however, that doesn't explain the rest of the situation. the landing gear was clearly up. so a bird strikes would not be related to not being able to extend the landing gear. now on this airplane, the, our plan has an emergency system to extend the landing gear. the pilots would have to go through the procedure. and that always works and you get the landing gear down. now, if for some reason that procedure doesn't work, and if we're going to land with the gear up, they would have been formed the tower, they've run line would

we spoke to a number of them who had really recounted horrific tales of skype and how do you spend a minute through with them during that detention one of the palestinian that says we have spoken to has a recount to the rustic details of how holy has been counted by the as many as ground forces in it come to a hospital. and once you try to deliver fluids to have somebody at the hospitals guide and the also a, she also reported that even everyone who tried to reach the body in order to recover that this has been shot by these valley snipers. this, these have very rustic incidents that took place at the gate of commodities. one hospital. oh, so we got more details that were emerged from another nurse who said that he has been arrested by the is when they met it, treat temporarily. he was completely stripped and left him. he opened, struggling with cold with, within 12 hours. and here it confirmed that the people have been brutally beaten by the is ready to occupation forces for they had been really so the situation that has retreated a very pointing point, especially after the destruct

he joins us by skype from his temple. welcome to out to 0. so that's um, what we've been saying so far. i mean, there's so many stakeholders in serious future from the us to, to, to get to the, the, you arab states. we want expect taishan to you about to know on career highs in shaping the countries near future. i think one of the, one of there, there is a few things. first, i think the most important for to care is the political unit to you had territorial integrity of syria that must be maintained without cause you know, this new fragile uh space to, to cause a new conflict or a symbol or within, within the country. and the most important factor in as part of this, terry towing integrity is that the presence of y, p g terrorist group which is backed by the us will have to be eliminated for, to get to, to feels safe from then spread that to why did you cause us to or causes to uh, junk ish, territorial integrity and target citizens safety and security. but i think for to get there is that there is a new start, is quite celia. that's why pj,

she is the media director for the syrian emergency task force, and she joins us on skype from damascus saline. thank you for joining us. i understand you've come from a very difficult day in the field yourself. took us through what you've seen today as you, as you were on the field, looking at these mass grains. thank you so much for having me. and today we visited the mass graves, spite of cold places, and the suburbs of damascus is about 40 minutes away from us there. and we were there as the serial number agency task force who's worked on and retrieving information about these last grapes all over syria through key eye witnesses like caesar. but the grave digger like the bulldozer driver who came out with evidence 1st off caesar and then were able to show the entire world how this regina tortures and gold as human beings eyes and kills them with acid. and then when caesar came out with these photos, there were other witnesses that came and told us about these mass graves. and we followed the actual coordinates of, of what they were telling us. and we were able to get to these mass g

he joins us now live from russ on of any to and it to me via skype. good to have you with this here bounce. give us an idea of where you see this rule being asked. isn't it stalemate as an escalating? does one side all of the other have the upper hand. uh yeah. so i think uh there's no stone weights. i think you're off these various studies beginning, you know, behind both on the battle filter and strikes are in the rear of your brain. and uh, ukraine is also having problems with both supplies, with military equipment from the west, but also with domestic recruitment. and the move to the brain is brought up as of music. and on top of that, of course, you have a change of us, of ministration from by them to trump, who is being very vocal about need to stop the one simply reduce the supply. so for your support for your brain from united states, it's also of russia hays a having it out by hand and it's, it's a, it's a bit of an the role in the battlefield as well. uh so no. uh so, uh, what, yeah. uh you guys, you mentioned justin trunk entering the white

a time with a lot of political and security because the german coalition is just collapsed and the skyperuary and you know, this sort of attack is the last thing that people need at a time where a lot of people are feeling nervous anyway, really. and i think thatis nervous anyway, really. and i think that is going to tap into this feeling in germany right now that there is a lot of uncertainty around and politically, economically and now in terms of security as well. it is a set time for the country in route to christmas. —— sad time. some breaking news to bring you — iwthin the past few minutes, members of the us house of representatives approved a spending bill which averts a threatened government shutdown. the vote was passed with the support of democrats; more than thirty republicans voted against. the measure to fund government operations until march was passed hours before a deadline of midnight on friday. an earlier plan which had been backed by donald trump was decisively rejected. a government shutdown would federal services and pauses pay for goverment workers just days before