he also took another look at sienna's stepdad, terry white. on's murder, he stayed with his sister until 9:00 p.m. then drove to work and took a nap in the parking lot, but when detective kaplan checked security cam video -- >> you can see terry pullen and immediately get out of his truck and walked to the front door so now there is a discrepancy in his story. >> again, thank you for coming down. >> detective kaplan asked terry to stop by the station and go over his timeline one more time . >> his story changed. he did not pull into the parking lot as originally expressed. he went around the corner to a dark area and fell asleep there and then he pulled into the parking lot. >> that was not the only discrepancy. remember, in his first interview, terry said he had only stopped at wendy's on his way to work but now -- >> i stopped at walmart. >> what's he doing at walmart? >> i want to stop and get a new sweatshirt for me for work because my wife bought me one for christmas. i said i'm not going to wear that when so i went and bought this one. >>

today of all days is further proof of how do you on has become a haven for dictatorships and terry james to white to watch the crimes callings easy run iran, that the insured from us was able to orchestrate the october 7th messic or it is the total resuming to run that has provided weapon every 2 pieces by law to rein down missiles on these rarely towns and cities. it is the total resuming to air on that is equipped the who is. we've cruise me so as to fire at the merchant vessels . i need to say, i thought i resumed the launch to an unprecedented attack. israel, a fellow un member states less than a week ago. yeah. instead of designating the i r g c, as a tear organization and sanctioning, it runs evil regime. the security council opens its doors for a runs for administer for a terrorists. can you not see what is going on here? tara minister of duty on is not here to express sorrow for his regimes. brazen attack and tell this call. so the do stomach republic has changed its ways. he is here to make a mockery of you. he is here to show you all in your thoughts, and we've, your diplomatic niceties

support for israel will depend on steps taken to address ciboney and home, and she went to terry and suffering. a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare for, for the days after as really air strikes, killed 7 worlds. central kitchen aid workers, us president joe biden spelled booth. it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu . the president ward if israel doesn't protect civilians in aid workers, future us support is a state. he made clear the need for israel to announce a series of specific concrete and measurable steps to address, usually in harm. you monitoring a suffering and the safety of a workers. those steps include more crossing for a trucks and mitigation measures to reduce civilian harm. the bite and administration says it must happen in a matter of days. the us secretary of state says 100 percent of the population and gaza needs humanitarian assistance. and those working to provide assistance are in peril. this was a risk attack on the world. central kitchen was not the 1st such incident. it must be the last us biden's 30 minute phone call comes, as the president said to be incre

terry absolutely. but if you'll notice that from the white house as national security advisor, jake sullivan, we never heard the word independent. that is, what is the major difference between the us as call for an investigation into the mass graves as compared to that of other were leaders and of the un high commissioner. in fact, the us deputy ambassador to the, to the un told out a 0 earlier that the united states is not ready to endorse an independent or push an independent investigation. but rather the u. s. would be talking to countries considerably with israel and looking at photographs. so there's still a lot of distance there between what the us is calling for and what many other where leaders are calling for. and as far as account ability, certainly we are still very far from that step. would indeed, i mean, will these woods be matched with action because these graves having known about for some time yeah, and it did take several days before the us. any spokes person came out as forcefully as jake sullivan did today, although i will note that us state department has been calling these report

white house said don't do anything. jonathan: iranian state media confirming an attack by israel, saying the drone operation failed. the iaea saying there's no damage to the nuclear sites. terry difficult to have a conversation about this because we have such little detail. let's assume the strikes have taken place. let's talk about the white house as douglas rediker did earlier on this morning. the degree of influence they have over events in that region. how much influence do they have? terry: not that much. it has never been that much. one of the reason i go on about it being the highest geopolitical risk in 50 years is that was the time of the yom kippur war war when there were nuclear threats from the soviet union combined with domestic unease in the united states. that still happens today. the united states has given conflicting signals for the last three plus years and that has taken a toll on its ability to affect events in the middle east. annmarie: conflicting signals when it comes to this white house and how they communicate with israel. you wake up and there's a fresh report in the wall street journal that this administration wants to send another $1 billion worth

as 7 a to work is in gaza, according to the white house read out a prison by and called these tribes on humanitarian workers. and the overall who many terry and is situation in goal is unacceptable. and probably the most important sentence of the readout is the president bide made clear that i quote us policy with respect to garza will be determined by our assessment of israel's immediate action on the steps. and that is by far the crew is hinge of conditionality for military to israel. something that many have been asking for months now, and that's something that the us does with every other allies. so the killing of the 7 will to central kitchenaid work, i think as a piece to mocking inflection point if providing support of israel. as russia says it's now in, quote, direct confrontation with nato. that comment from the kremlin came as nato considers, a plan to give long term military aid to ukraine. so far ukraine has been getting weapons from individual nato member states, but not from the alliance itself. well, on thursday, member states again vowed to keep up their support to care of as nato celebrated 75th anniversary in brussels. n

is 7, a to work is in gaza, according to the white house read out a prison by and called these strikes on humanitarian workers and the overall who many terry and is situation and goes unacceptable. and probably the most important sentence of the read out is the president bide made clear that i quote us policy with respect to go. that will be determined by our assessment of israel's immediate action on the steps. and that is by far the crew is hints of conditionality for military to israel. something that many have been asking for months now, and that's something that the us does with every other allies. so the killing of the 7 will to central kitchenaid work, i think as a piece to mocking inflection point if providing support of israel. a studio is benjamin alvarez group or there in washington. and to find out how this call between byte internet and yahoo went down in israel. we spoke to journalist sammy sokol, 1st of all, i must say, that hasn't been any re dog. that hasn't been any press called friends. that hasn't been any statement coming out from the prime minister is the office. so what we hear is a kind of like a very is vague leaks

is 7, a to work is in gaza, according to the white house read out a prison by and called these strikes on humanitarian book is in the overall who many terry and is situation and goes unacceptable. and probably the most important sentence of the readout is the president bide made clear that i quote us policy with respect to garza will be determined by our assessment of israel's immediate action on the steps. and that is by far the crew is hints of conditionality for military to israel. something that many have been asking for months now, and that's something that the us does with every other allies. so the killing of the 7 volts central kitchenaid work, i think as a piece to mocking inflection point if providing support of israel. so combined told me that you know, that future us support for israel will depend on protecting civilians. does washington have a clear red line here and what could the consequences be? so there's a big difference between saying something and between doing it between setting a red line and then actually and forcing it just to give you an example. one, president biden set that launching a bond being competing on ga

white house bid of robert kennedy junior. this is 25 minutes. >> thank you for those inspiring words. my name is terry kennedy. i'm the seventh child of robert and ethel kennedy. i am joined here today with my sisters, kathleen, joe, chris, and max. [applause] >> and with my hero, president joe biden. [cheers and applause] >> president biden has said very moving believe that his long career in public service was prompted by a speech my father, robert kennedy, gave in indianapolis on april 4, 1968, the night martin luther king was murdered. two days later, along with my parents and siblings, i said in the den of our home in northern virginia and watched in horror as washington burned. daddy left the room and got in his car. 15 minutes later, we were all still glued to the tv, suddenly daddy was on the news. in the midst of the mayhem, trying to put out the flames of loss and pain, fear and rage in the wake of doctor king's death, that was an incredible listen to me as an 8-year-old child. he showed us that when everyone else was running away from the flames of anguish and despair, leaders run towards them, that

previously documented israel's use of white phosphorus in the self of living on it's use in civilian areas is considered illegal. a military, holly costs or terry and kenny as defense chief, has crushed in kenya, killing all on board. general frances, among the algola was amongst 10 senior officials on that helicopter part of a mission with other defense force troops in the region. beer cross went down and l gave up my request county that's about 400 kilometers north west of the capital. and the number of people killed by flash flooding and all mine has risen to at least 21. 12 of them were children were swept away and their school bus as roads were turned into rivers. the searchers continuing for 2 other victims who went missing during the to lose. and enough to understand the disaster management department says flash flooding. there has killed at least 70 people. more than 2 and a half 1000 homes have been damaged during terrestrial rain in several provinces. we will have more news at the top of the hour right here on out to 0, coming up next. this witness the in the pools. what is known as a breaking stereotypes full while practicing the anc

terry find residents. this is the garage from the video that went viral and this is what's left from the white car set on fire. and the footage, the owner shared the materials from hasty ctv cameras with us. it's refused to talk on camera, fearing for his live and more attacks. and we met several people whose properties, houses were cars, were damaged by settlers. all too scared to be filmed. these men living across the street from the garage was the only one who agreed to talk on camera. the on the sub. on saturday, around 9 o'clock settlers came here, threw stones on the street and scattered garbage bins and tires. closing the street . there was a funeral procession that was stopped here, so people asked to open the road to let the funeral pass. they opened the road, but after the settlers left they returned set a neighbor's car on fire inside the garage and then started breaking into houses. they broke all the houses windows, including this balcony, that one and another at the back of the house. there were about 60 to 70 settlers. we don't know their names or even recognize them, or how it was the funeral

terry risk tracks. in europe, a young generation of neo nazis. i'll be coming even more radical. that goal is white supremacy. and they're even willing to kill for who are they audiological leaders. the phone rights, neo nazis in 75 minutes on d. w. as he's got any issues or thoughts say who the . this is the the news and these are our top stories. us secretary of state antony blinking is wrapping up the pressure on milton group home us to accept the ceasefire. offer from israel blinking. describe the terms as extraordinarily generous during his latest visit to saudi arabia. he's there for talks with golf state officials as part of a new push to secure a truce between israel and hamas. the group behind the october 7th terror attacks officials and ukraine, se russian missile strikes up to at least 4 people and wounded 28 others in the southern port city of odessa.

terry find residents. this is the garage from the video that went viral and this is what's left from the white car set on fire. and the footage, the owner shared the materials from hasty ctv cameras with us that refused to talk on camera, fearing for his live and more attacks. we met several people whose property houses are cars, were damaged by settlers. all too scared to be filmed. these men live in across the street from the garage was the only one who agreed to talk on camera. on the sub, on saturday, around 9 o'clock settlers came here threw stones on the street and scattered garbage bins and tires. closing the street. there was a funeral procession that was stopped here, so people asked to open the road to let the funeral pass. they opened the road, but after the settlers left they returned set a neighbor's car on fire inside the garage and then started breaking into houses. they broke all the houses windows, including this balcony, that one and another at the back of the house. there were about 60 to 70 settlers. we don't know their names or even recognize them. the mothers, how does it was the funeral

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terry mcsweeney. pro-palestinian protests continue to heat up on college campuses across the bay area and the nation. demonstrators at stanford remained on campus overnight. administrators warned students to clear out of white plaza near the student union by eight last night. if they didn't, they could be disciplined or even face arrest. now, according to the san francisco chronicle, this morning, santa clara county deputies attempted to identify students involved going through that tent encampment there. so far, though, we have not heard of any arrests at stanford. our marianne favro is speaking with students right now. she's going to join us with the very latest developments later tonight. now at sonoma state, students there have set up a similar camp. they're protesting their university stance and alleged investment in the war in gaza. students who organize this protest say they're forming their own chapter of a national student organization called students for justice in palestine. we decided to start a local chapter here at sonoma state, we haven't seen as much activism in regards to palestine as we've wanted a sort of bystander effect. and so we decided it's, you know, it's time to step up and show so

. >> i june whitfield, terry scott what absolutely lovely people and the sight of a middle aged whiteas become utterly offensive in our mad island. >> is that what it's about? >> is that what it's about? >> no, it's about because they say. they probably say poor for something, don't they? look, you know, i mean, most people are intelligent, all right? >> my best friend of primary schools, dad was in mine was was a kid of colour. was his dad was in. mind your language which is so dodgy it can't be shown on british tv even there. >> there are some, but i would say this is generally very. >> i think terry and june's okay. >> look, are you gonna just. >> look, are you gonna just. >> june is inoffensive. >> june is inoffensive. >> yeah. you could also anyone could just. you can just choose not to watch it, can't you? right. strong start. alison got a man who's your greatest? >> britain. oh, look, this has got to be saint george himself. >> i mean, the most persecuted of our patron saints. can we celebrate our patron saint? come on. it's got to be said. >> i played saint george in primary s

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