>> my first thought was terry. i even told the detective that. >> terry white, don's wife.a about his relationship with don. >> you know, in the beginning i would say it was rocky. >> terry told kaplan that when they went to court over custody of sienna, don sometimes seemed to want a confrontation. >> he could get me, in any kind of way to yell or scream at him, it would make him look good then he would ultimately get his daughter so i just wouldn't bite for that. >> terry said to the detective that he mostly avoided don, and had not had any contact with him in a while. >> they were not going to find any dna or fingerprints and has house on his vehicle are in that area. >> no, i would just not get in the guys life. it wasn't worth it because i love that little girl. i don't want to make her hate me because she loves her dad. >> kaplan asked about the night of the murder. terry said he spent the evening visiting his sister. he said he left about 9:00, stopped at a wendy's for dinner, then drove to work and slept in his car until his shift began. >> so you're in the parking

>> whit: terry, thank you. and as those arguments were getting under way, donald trump was in a manhattan courtroom facing charges surrounding a hush money payment made to hide an alleged affair from voters just before the 2016 election. the former publisher of "the national enquirer" david pecker testifying for a third day, and prosecutors finally asking about stormy daniels. abc's soon yorenior investigave correspondent aaron katersky is at the courthouse. >> reporter: tonight, the former publisher of "the national enquirer" testifying that even after trump became president, he still kept tabs on women who had been paid to keep quiet about their alleged affairs. >> david's been very nice. nice guy. >> reporter: pecker telling the jury that at trump's direction, "the enquirer's" parent company bought the story of former "playboy" model karen mcdougal, who claimed she had a year-long sexual relationship with trump. pecker saying it could be "very embarrassing" to trump's campaign. he described a meeting at trum

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the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. ukraine has stopped issuing new passports to some military age men living abroad, part of the bid to pressure them to return home to fight. the move is temporary and comes the day after the ukrainian for administrative suspended consular services for men from the ages of 18 to 60 long queues formed at passport offices and european countries after foreign minister demitra clay by announced the measures the limits come shortly after ukraine adopted a new stricter mobilization policy to shore up forces amid gains by russia on the battlefield was earlier i spoke to the w correspondent, caroline that you more in keith. i asked her what this new mobilization law means for ukrainians living abroad. this is especially tragic terry, for man, between 18 and 60 years old, we're living abroad and one to renew their passports. and there are hundreds of this man, for example, in poland to have seen, already queuing up in front of the consulates, trying to renew their passport

terry . rebecca, thank you very much. is always our correspond to rebecca rivers there in jerusalem . a warrant garza has least pro palestinian demonstrations and pro is really demonstrations in different parts of the world. pro palestinian protesters are camped out at university campuses across the us. now leaving administrators scrambling to respond some jewish students say the criticism of israel has veered into anti semitism and they feel unsafe. the protestors complained that heavy handed tactics are being used to crack down on free speech. hundreds of students have been arrested in several colleges, have closed their campuses. that message for the speaker of the house was clear. as mike johnson visited columbia compass in new york, his thoughts on the protest as well, also unequivocal my message to the students inside the encampment. if you go back to class and stop the nonsense there, look, if we want to have a debate on campus about the merits of these things. let's do that. but you can't intimidate your, your fel

terry. rebecca, thank you very much. is always our correspond are rebecca rivers there in jerusalem . a russian environmentalist, so raising the alarm over a potential radioactive leak, it could threaten the health and safety of thousands in a region already devastated by flooding the source, the dobro walden, the uranium mines, located near cor gun on the russian cars like porter. the mine contains over $7000.00 tons of uranium in could be in the path of rising flood waters. the border region has faced weeks of unprecedented flooding due to a heavy rain and a quicker than usual spring fall, forcing thousands from their homes. if the mind were to flood radioactive material, could poison rivers and fresh water sources in the region of more on this, we're joined now by andre, i'll show raska nuclear waste expert from the russian social ecological unions. thanks for being with us. already. first of all, explain forest briefly how the rein him in that mind could become a public health hazard in the case of floods or yeah, bu

terry, and this is why this woman had to 2 methods their sense and go to, to the war. there are no laws that would prohibit this, and as i mentioned, it is quite important from the ukrainian military perspective to get more soldiers right now because without more help from the western countries and without more man power ukraine will lose this war currently. and a thank you very much. that was our correspondent carly and it you more n t finally, passengers on a lift times a flight to los angeles went through a scary 20 minutes when they're playing, tried to land at the cities airport on tuesday. a live stream record or the touch and go landing. the boeing $747.00 passenger jet, which cuts down so roughly that the landing had to be abandoned. the plane headed back into the sky and landed smoothly and safely about a quarter of an hour later. there was no information about the cause of what a commentator called the roof is blending ever caught by the streaming service around. it kinda looked like they were gonna slip it down again their 1st there watching dw news. just re

terry. the premises i know who, who has said elections would paralyzes real for months and served from us as aims are that was calling for his resignation. rebecca, not concerned about that as well. there is concern so that terry a lot of people not the people that we were talking to of the protest last night. and so suddenly a lot of people think that the elections with while you hit protest is saying that the country is already in paralysis. so we may as well make a huge change and try and change that. but of course you do also have people agreeing with that. even people who want to say netanyahu stepped down or face responsibility for october 7 and for the handling of the off them off. but uh, but many people are calling for that to happen once the war is completed. however, as you see from the people on out on the streets last nights and many people that we speak to here in israel, there's a lot of people who say, you know, the paralysis already exists. we need to see all people out host

i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. siri. and official saying this really air strike has destroyed part of the rooms diplomatic compound in damascus. iran's revolutionary guard says, one of his senior commanders was killed along with several officers in the suspect . it is really our strike. a foreign ministry suppose person entire on says is considering a response and punishment for the attack. this is what's left of the rain in conceal it in damascus. official say, and he's really struck on the building, killed several people including members of the runs is why make revolutionary god of the well, nothing indeed, which strongly condemned this criminal act carried out by the zionist enemy, which led to the death of some innocent citizens who are passing by the streets and so again, we emphasize out position, besides brothers in the arabian embassy and the atlantic republic of veronica. and we can assure that syria and the islamic republic don't forget the enemy's sort of yeah. what did you want to go to? some of the last one

thank you, terry. now to india, which has implemented the new citizenship law just weeks before a general election, the bill was 1st passed in 2019 and provides a fast track to natural ization for minority religious groups from neighboring afghanistan, pakistan, and bangladesh. however, it does not include muslims who make up the majority of the population. of those 3 countries. citizenship amendment act had lain dormant since deadly protest in 2019 only to be inactive. now as the country heads to the poles, dw is manero charged. re reports its remo done, and the streets of shaheen bug in delhi are buzzing the fest. with these, after a long day of lasting in 2019, the muslim majority area became a hot sports in the protest against the citizenship amendment at o. c. a for short we meet us with most of a little over 4 years ago, spent days and nights at this exact support leading one of the biggest protest movements independent india hudson. someone plays a broken bring to that. and that was the place at

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i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. world 8 organization world central kitchen says 7 of its team members in gaza had been killed and is really airstrikes, according to god's is how most were on health ministry. the bodies of 44 and 8 workers and one palestinian were brought to a hospital in the town of there by law. australia is prime minister has confirmed that how strongly an aid worker is only frank. com seen here on the left and a world central kitchen video posted in march is among those killed. israel says it's investigating the incident as it continues its operation and gaza in response to the from us. october 7, tara tax australia as prime minister engineer uneasy has given this reaction astray. it expects full accountability for the death of i'd with his which is completely unacceptable. i'd workers and those doing humanitarian work in the data o. innocent civilians need to be provided with protection. was crossed straight over to our tourism correspond rebecca rivers joins us now. a reb

we use a terry schultz. terry, we've just heard data is secretary generally ends as dolton berg speaking, wrapping up this, this to day needing. how would you describe his mood? i think the mood of the secretary general and every one here at nato is, is somber. you heard there from the ukrainians. a foreign minister who said, you know, reminded everyone that his people are being killed daily by russian missiles and he said there's no party for ukraine. the 75th anniversary. he came here to ask for more air defense and secretary gentle souls and berg said allies are looking for more support for ukraine, both in terms of weaponry, ammunition, and this new fund that he himself has proposed a 100000000000 euros for ukraine over that. the next 5 years, that would also transfer some of the responsibility for coordinating these weapons supplies under nato. so things are moving ahead here even if they're only at their proposal stage. but of course, for ukraine, that's not fast enough. so tell us more about what has

terry and h, including to add drops on the one hand. it's a furnace, the weapons and committee to re equipment that you use to kill and then the 8th them and to kill also for many to be an age. because as most recently evidenced by the missile, i tech against vehicles and vehicles built central kitchen. and the other had so many terry and aids in itself cannot keep the hope for peace of life as demanded by miss patrick. in particular, if the safety of those delivering this aid is not guaranteed, and the attempt to take the routes of the european union. hi representative joseph burrell. and that quotes, if you believe that too many people, all being killed, may be useful to provide less arms in order to prevent so many people from being killed. it is a little bit contradictory to continue saying that there are too many being people being killed too many people being killed. please take care of people. please do not kill so many steps saying please do something. and of court did show many continues to say please, without doing, but it is

always get the latest on this from our brussels correspondent terry schultz are joining us now from nato headquarters. good to see you there. terry secretary salton berg laying out some of the challenges facing the ally and see here what our foreign minister is going to be focusing on at this meeting as well with tomorrow being the 75th birthday of nato's founding. they very much want to use this as a celebration of the longevity of the alliance. the fact that has been able to pull together through many challenges in the past, even though they're facing a truly x, a central one. today in the eyes of, of many nato allies. so they'll be talking a lot about unity and about how they are able to withstand whatever comes their way . i mean, it's not just russia that's also cyber. it's also challenges of from some of the asian countries like china. so this is going to be something that they're very much talking about. and as secretary general's tools and berg mentioned, expanding nato's partnership, not its presence in terms of being a military alliance. but in terms of reaching out hands and,

let's get most of my brussels correspondent terry schultz. welcome back, terry. as part of that statement, mr. seldman, very sad. this new you claim the funds would send a strong message to rush us and tell us more about it and the level of support it has. well, if you listen to sales and bring carefully, he says that allies have agreed to move forward in planning. that doesn't mean they've agreed to the proposals that he's made, this idea that over uh, we're the next 5 years and we come up with a 100000000000 euros to support ukraine. and that nato would do a lot of the coordination on weapons procurement and delivery to ukraine. but it is a big step because this would be taking over a lot of the responsibilities of the so called ramstein group from the united states, which has played the coordinating role and, and found in the group. and this would be important for nato. what would also be stabilizing this concept for ukraine into the future? so it doesn't depend on what happens in washington a, this november. and that, of course, is what's driving a lot of the

you also considered that the catastrophic for many terry and situation in the gaza strip. it's a set is a serious risk of tutorial rating. since the end of january, the situation has indeed verse and, and to tell real, right, that's already on the 16th of february the cost endorsed the grave concerns express points, the united nations secretary general before the general assembly and no defense. and i quote, the most recent developments, indigo strip engine rough. i in particular, what expansion dudley, increase what is already done as many terry a nightmare. which untold regional consequences? yet, what was then a desperate cold for recent infection and change has turned into place and improved to reality? the situation has increased the nightmare. the nightmare is increasing every single day. the republic of nicaragua, draw your attention to the escalation of the situation in gaza and its application, and its request for professional measures and again and the letter of its age and the dates. 7th of march. we pick up south africa reed to read it again and its request of

hello to you both mountain terry. let's go to you 1st. what are your main takeaways from today's meeting? well today secretary general stalls and bergen the other allies, had to strike a balance in their tone between being justifiably proud and happy that nato has existed for 75 years. just took in 2 very competent, new allies, finland and sweden, but also the serious nature of, as you heard, ukrainian foreign minister do. mutual cool about coming here and saying, you know, all the best nato, but my people are being slaughtered, our cities are being destroyed and we really need you to come up with more air defense. so that's a difficult, you know, balance to make here. and of course, the allies know that if they don't do enough, if russia wins this more, they themselves will be in more danger. so overall, not a very festive tone here today at nato headquarters and new drug, the spokesman for russian president vladimir fruit. and is that today that russia is in direct confrontation with nato in ukraine? what exactly that to me for the past

terry moran, abc news, baltimore. >> our thanks to terry for that report. earlier this month, we told you about space junk damaging the roof of a florida home. now, the question is, who pays for the repairs? naples homeowner alejandro otero is sending nasa a bill for more than $15,000. however, the agency may not be directly liable. legal experts say. otero may have to sue the federal government based on a 1972 space junk law. >> there's a law for that. >> okay, so this isn't covered by insurance. are you? don't say. i'm sure they'll still find a reason to raise his premium anyway. yeah. i mean, yeah. >> space junk coming up. this happened. the wild scene involving horses in central london. >> but first, the unlikely friendship that was born on good friday and is now blossoming. we're watching world news now >> stay tuned to get this ultra nonstick bakeware set. and these razor sharp chef's knives free from granite stone. has your old set of pans lost their slick, does everything get baked on burton and stick? you know you need a new set, but the prices are

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omg, you couldn't anything more tame than terry and june. whatever next?warnings trigger me here. here. very fine point. well, in 2020, amidst the global backdrop of the black lives matter protests and riots following the murder of george floyd in the united states, the then prime minister boris johnson announced the commission on race and ethnic disparities, which was set up to investigate race and ethnic disparities in the uk . the black lives matter the uk. the black lives matter movement, primarily driven by critical race theory , advanced critical race theory, advanced the narrative that racial disparities are caused by discrimination . this was discrimination. this was a serious charge for a purportedly liberal country like the united kingdom. but as my next guest has argued, this is a debilitating narrative that denies ethnic minorities agency and responsibility. the commission on race and ethnic disparities , chaired by tony the disparities, chaired by tony the lord sewell, found that structural racism was not a key factor in determining racial dis

let's bring in the w, terry sholtes and brussels from war terry. this to day meeting ended about an hour ago with a final wrap up by secretary general oldenburg, looking back at the 75 years of a lion's history. but also ahead of the challenges that it is facing. now, how would you describe his mood? it's the mood of the secretary general and the foreign ministers who were at this meeting was generally somber. of course, they're proud that nato has existed for 75 years and many of the countries that joined the alliance over the last 30 years or so expressed how proud they were to be part of it. how much more secure they felt being inside the alliance. something they dreamed of while they were trapped us some describe this behind the iron curtain during the cold war. but at the same time, when you have the ukrainian foreign minister arriving and saying, hey, i don't want to spoil the party, but my people are being killed. there really wasn't much of a festive mood around here at all. people took the ukrainian foreign ministers needs very seriously a

you just recently, terry, thank you very much for that. that sounds, this is terry capitalism reporting that live from a roof i in southern gaza. meanwhile, israel's foreign minister benjamin netanyahu has blamed tomas for the failure to reach a ceasefire deal that would allow for the release of he's really capt is in gaza. he vowed to for the increase pressure on her mouse in the coming days. so let's all the other so unfortunately, until now, the old proposed list of the release of all hostages have been outright rejected by some of them do. that's why the us secretary of state, rightly said from us, refused all the officers that were made to, according to him on the only thing preventing a deal that would release the hostages boxes from us to come instead of bucking down from it's extreme positions. so home i must build on division between us and drills and encouragement from the pressure directors out of the is randy government . him we will deliver additional and painful blows on from us. and that will happen soon. in the coming days,

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in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. >>> thousands of bay areas are on the chopping block at tesla. ceo, elon musk, announced last week that tesla is pushing 10% of its global workforce. we are now learning that includes more than 2200 jobs in fremont. and another 480 jobs people will be laid off in palo alto. tesla will begin illuminating those jobs in june. the news comes as tesla released its earnings report this afternoon. the company reported a 9% drop in revenue. its biggest decline, since 2012. tesla shares have also plummeted more than 1% this year. >>> new at 11:00, just when you think you have seen gas prices as high as they can go, one local station is giving drivers some extreme sticker shock. take a look. this is the chevron in menlo park, charging more than seven dollars a gallon for regular. $7.69 right there as well. that is at least a dollar more than stations nearby, and well above the state average of $5.42. so, why such a dramatic variation in pricing? aaa says gas stations set their own prices and a lot depends on when they b

terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> let's hope so, thank you, terry . >>> librarians in san francisco are sounding the alarm over safety. they say city libraries are a magnet for crime and just unruly behavior. a large group of libraries have at city hall, they want the city to put security guards in all 27 branches in the library system. one librarian told she recently had to do with a deranged man with a weapon. another described tried to calm a man after he just started screaming at other people in the library. >> we were just hoping he would leave peacefully before anything happens and he did end up leaving. he kicked a window. >> libraries had guards already posted to 12 branches and they have a mobile patrol they can respond to as needed. the spokesperson went on to say that seven of the libraries without permanent guards had not reported any incidents last year. >>> tonight, we learned the name of a nine-year-old girl, killed in a crash in concord on sunday. contra costa county coroner's office says her name is donna hernandez tapia and she's from oregon. she was in an suv that

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terry, in the systems including food to people who aren't hungry in northern gospel. as of the fact that the world kitchen is now a no longer operating, that must have a significant impact on the ground are gone. and people need to bryant now is more humanitarian. 8, not less human to turn a and therefore there needs to be more human to time assistance that flows via the board meeting through the crossing points that connect the enclave with is read. that needs to be more access to northern gaza, including through honora, which is the largest human to turn organization at the moment that the secretary of states, uh, as anybody thinks today, described israel steps to allow aid into gaza as in sufficient given the mileage again to natural pressure, is it possible that this tragedy could actually become a turning point? and perhaps even giving is ro unexcused to ease restrictions on, on a, into the territory. right. is there any needs to ease those restrictions and lift the ordering, these limitations a bit of coffee complete the can you call me too. and now organization

as was the beginning when there is a siege, which means bout there is a very routine human in terry and the more commercial supplies that come into the now the strip and when we do eventually get the fair, we mix a number of trucks that but it's really, a thirty's allow get taken because those supplies up north is also a challenge because of restrictions about that is really all towards these have imposed on the movement of the convoys and then you have the risk and the security involved. do you see on 3 different occasions under uh we have is really all sort these is really forces hate at our convoys either on the way off or back from northern jobs out we've come voice um and delivered food to, to know what the goals are. talking thanks so much for joining us to, to, to, to my, from hon. i just had to go with has a new president busing. oh, do you mind if i was wanting today? knocking a dramatic change for my position figure. it was in child just a few weeks ago, before the full year old swept last month's collections on pleasures of radical reform, just 10 days after being released fr

terry martin, thanks for joining us. we begin with hopes for a truce in gaza. diplomats are waiting for him off his reply to what us secretary of state mc, blinking his calling an extraordinarily generous ceasefire. offer from israel wake and has just left the solid e capital reopen and was now on his way to jordan, where he is expected to discuss the ways of increasing a deliveries to gaza from us. which many countries have designated as a terrorist group has not yet formerly responded to the ceasefire. offer, but is reported to have reacted positively. the arrows in the western foreign ministers are meeting and saudi arabia with a war and gaza on their mines. this is the us secretary of state 7th visit to the middle east since the october 7th attacks. and he's urging home us to accept this deal. a 40 day cease fire and the release of palestinians imprisoned by israel in exchange for more than 30 is rarely hostages. held by him, us from us has before the proposal that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the

thank you, terry. are now to say to you, which is gripped by violence, says armed gangs tightened their hold on the capital for the prince. and they now control almost 80 percent of the city transitional government is in place after the former prime minister area only stepped aside last month. can you is proposing to send hundreds of police to the country to help stop the violence? but many are increasingly we're worried about the idea you've to have to watch these open air garage for the survivors. there's nothing left to put new ones to leak back. another one, everything has been bumped down. we are living in such a bad time. this is not life. young people who have a professional cannot live here. the country even remember the eyes you've up from 12000 kilometers away. thank you can, as president william router says, you might have a solution for haitians. at the beginning of march, who to inc, a deal that would see a 1000 can and police officers sent to haiti to lead multinational secuity to support

good morning, terry. well, we'd have to understand, is there a lot of moving parts because um, the lavender a system that you just referenced, it would identify is a target. but then you have a human agent approves these targets. so one of the problems here is, how long does it take for the human agent to actually verify the outputs that this ai system would present? and the as a problem here is specifically in the case of the aid workers as well, the con way of 3 vehicles. i believe the, the 1st vehicle was marked. the strike took place. it was a precision strike which took place applied, meaning that some, those and operatives would have been involved and would have used supposedly drains for tracking the target before striking it. meaning that they might have seen the designation on the roof of the vehicles. so it can also be due to human error as well on that. and so there is a combination of factors. you've got to just say a, i is a full here, but also the human factor comes in where you are a drilli

terry mcsweeney nbc, bay area news. terry, thank you.his, of course, is putting a lot of pressure on president biden. can he broker a ceasefire in the middle east? the u.s. is leading a push to reach a ceasefire and hostage deal before israel's planned ground assault in the overcrowded city of rafah. secretary of state antony blinken met with arab leaders today in saudi arabia. you see them there for the first time. israel is offering an extended ceasefire. if hamas releases the most vulnerable hostages women, children, elderly and the injured or sick. it would also allow much needed aid to enter gaza. hamas has before it a proposal that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of israel. and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of gaza and a cease fire is hamas. over the weekend, president biden repeated to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the u.s. opposes a major operation in rafah because of the civilians sheltering there. who is moving on to the november election. we could actually find

that would be the relief for terry's affairs because john les kareem. oh, go hurry in cairo, a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world and in the united states. pro palestinian demonstrates as have escalated that protest at columbia university. they barricaded hamilton, who, which is well known for being occupied during demonstrations against the vietnam war in the sixty's columbia university has the gun suspending activists who refused to take down the 10s encampment on campus. and in the protest to and you, your quote has fine performing us president donald trump, $9000.00 us dollars violating a gag order, 9 times the what it was impose to stop him from intimidating witnesses. trump is on trial for allegedly falsifying records to cover up money that was paid to a poor and access to by her silence about in the alleged sexual encounter. now kenya's interior ministry says at least 46 people were killed by flash flooding in the countries south west. on monday schools more remained missing. the raging waters swept away house

i'm terry martin. welcome to the program. a massive earthquake is hit, tie one causing damage and knocking a power to tens of thousands. the strongest quaking 25 years was centered near the city of while yet on taiwan eastern coast. 7 people have been killed in more than 700 injured government. officials say over 70, people are trapped after dozens of buildings and titles collapsed. powerful 7.5, magnitude quake initially prompted. so now me warnings for japan and the philippines. as warnings have now been lift a short while ago i spoke with our correspondent james chaser in taipei. he says, most of the deaths and injuries being reported are in the city of while yet while, as you mentioned in the introduction, this is now the most powerful of crates of strikes. high $1.25 is the majority of those casualties and injuries you mentioned, we're seeing and not eastern city of holly. and that's also why we're seeing the most shocking kind of social media images coming out from this quite some line slides. reducing, wrote faces to,

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host: terri in virginia. usa today breaks down opening argument yesterday during president trump's criminal trial saying that the lawyer described the meeting between mr. trump, michael cohen and david becker. they agreed to a three-pronged conspiracy according to the lawyer. david becker said he would be the eyes and ears and would work to keep it quiet. it was described as the core of the conspiracy. he vowed to use his publications to attack mr. trump's political opponents. part of this game according to the prosecution, secure the story of mary mcdougall who said she had an affair with mr. trump. when it comes to mr. trump's lawyer, the argument that they brought, the lawyer denied that mr. trump was reimbursing michael cohen. he added that the prosecutors have put a sinister spin on this as if it is a crime but the jurors will learn that it is not. trump amped up the drama. he emphasized that mr. trump denies her claim saying daniels agreement to not spread false claims about trump is not illegal. it was