i am julia kim. good to have you with us. france has reported 232,200 new covid-19 cases this friday, the highest-ever accorded total. it is the third a in a row daily new infections surpassed 200,000, making france a coronavirus epicenter. the wave, driven by the omicron variant, sweeping across europe. in his new year's eve address, french president emmanuel macron said the weeks to come would be difficult. he said he believed a way out of the pandemic was possible as early as 2022, providing everyone gets vaccinated. >> vaccination is our strongest asset. it cuts infection rates, it means you are 10 times less likely to suffer from acute forms of the virus. that is why i ask again, the 5 million people who are not vaccinated, to take a simple step for your compatriots, for your country. be a responsible citizen for your own benefits and others. our civil duties come before our rights. julia: rance is preparing for subdued new year's celebrations with many fireworks events canceled and people being told to mask up. france 2

kim mel. he's mentioned. he got the blame for pearl harbor and was stripped of his rank and became this rather unfortunate conspiracy theoryist, and a magnet for anti-semitic rantings after the war. take a trip to the -- for reasons i do not know, this man from connecticut, his papers are all in wyoming. i do know why. i'm not going to go into it. but we have to understand that history is divisive and it's all very well to tell a movie story with cuba gooding jr., and husband kimmel is in that story too. in hollywood's pearl harbor, there were no racists. it was 1941. no racial prejudice at all. that doesn't do. and that's what i've tried to do with my work on doris miller is complicate it. but there are venues, horses for courses, you know, so i think introducing these forgotten figures is very important and then you invite people, if they want to know more, they'll find out more. john? >> i've spent a very long time with the national world war ii museum here in new orleans. i've been affiliated with it, i g

michelle. lift kim store. i got really ms. battle me of starting the new stuff to the rest of the plan. you know, when i get them, which are let's get a closer look at the capsule. just look how actually burned it is right here. because when the capsule hurdles through earth's atmosphere at a temperature outside reaches up to 2000 degrees celsius and it feels like you are inside a fireball, the mission is also a large stride forward for the russian space program which made space travel possible for 2 non cosmos, after just 4 months of training and it's more than space tourism, it's about professionals from different areas and not just career cosmic not being able to go into space and do their job be acting or something else. as the head of russia space agency to be more open to more specific, but that it was not to be to the cutterson that was done us. but not a bit so no much. but i got the some of you all a cup, but i am but i got them but that it was good percentage and you have left on them. but i, there i

i predict kim and kanye west will remarry and 2022. >> jesse: that is the boldest one yet. >> bill: a great american ceremony. [laughter] >> dagen: i will take the other side of that care [laughter] >> bill: i am never right. [laughter] everything i say come and take the opposite. >> jesse: i predict there will be a big market correction in this coming year. i think the fed is going to have to raise rates and it will send the dow into a death spiral. geraldo, short equities. [laughter] pay attention. i am predicting that aaron rodgers is going to win a championship, though super bowl. he's going to have home field, and the buccaneers are going to lose at lambeau field. aaron rodgers will win the super bowl after having covid. i think that is perfect irony. last prediction, my consonants will grow to level no one thought would be possible. [laughter] >> along with your posture. [laughter] >> jesse: be prepared for me to be insufferable. >> if your posture improves, it helps your confidence. [laughter] >> in the general election, the republican party will sweep. i think there will be a

. >> and a quick shoutout to kim kardashian for getting out the afghan women's soccer team. she took care of that. they needed to get out of that country and she stepped in and she does good work and here's an example of where she managed to get all these young ladies to safety to the united kingdom. so good on her. >> i will give you that. zerlina? >> i would say generation z climate activists. i think generation z gets a lot of flak from the millennials and the older generations for being too sensitive, but i have to say that it's not a hypothetical for them. this climate disaster is going to hit them, you know, basically when they're 40, and so they're not waiting for us to fix it. they are speaking -- raising their voices and speaking loud and clear about the urgent need for climate action, and they should be commended for that. >> you know, i also want to mention two other stories. that time when a few of the tulsa race massacre survivors gathered on the 100th anniversary, and of course those 100 faith leaders who joined me in brunswick, georgia, to fight for justice. i

figuras como kim kardashian y shakira se sumaron a las personas que lo apoyaban. angel: explica que cualquier modificaciÓn de la ley, no tendrÍa efecto retroactivo en el caso de aguilera mederos. andrea: en una carta enviada por el gobernador, le dice lo siguiente: escribo para informarle que estoy aprobando su aplicaciÓn por una conmutaciÓn de su injusta sentencia en su caso. aprobando su elegibilidad para libertad condicional para el 2026. antes de enterarse de la decisiÓn, la madre del joven cubano nos dijo cuÁl serÍa para ella la sentencia justa para su hijo. >> para mÍ serÍa prisiÓn domiciliaria. que Él fuera del trabajo a la casa. andrea: hay mÁs de una razÓn para decir que fue injusto. >> nunca se le hizo pruebas de alcohol y drogas al chofer que estaba en el camiÓn en el choque. segunda. ese camiÓn que estaba en el choque, Él no se sabe si realmente estaba diciendo la verdad cuando Él dice que estuvo 10, 11 minutos refrescando los frenos. andrea: con esta decisiÓn la audiencia ha sido programada para el 3 de enero en la que el juez va a r

in north korea, crowds filled the main square in the capital, pyongyang as leader kim jong un marked 10 years in power. the new year ceremony included singing, dancing and fireworks near the taepodong river. oh, it's coming cases surging across the bay area organizers behind many new year's events, both large and small, have been facing some tough decisions this week. some decided to scale back their events, others to cancel altogether. ktvu is excess reports from san francisco. that was going to go dancing, but that got canceled to diana. angelo says plans to salsameda way through new year's eve scratch three days ago her party among the growing list of canceled events across the bay area amid a spike in covid-19 cases largely driven by the omicron barrier. it makes sense that want to be safe, so it's kind of sad, but it makes sense. meantime in san francisco bar movie #### located in the city's castro district, deciding to cancel its new year's eve festivities and closed through january, 1st over concerns about the omicron variant and in oakland, the elbow room canceling it's new y

and we will talk about this to white house post and sun young kim and also stan herman, and obviously, you covered joe biden when he was in the senate, and now president, and one thing that he prides himself on is the knowledge of foreign policy, but in these situations, and conversations with president putin, does it appear that he has caused the situation not to get worse? >> he has pulled all of the levers to keep the situation from becoming worse by ukraine. he is taking steps that brought this to bear last time to dissuade vladimir putin from this potential invasion of ukraine. now, it is not clear what action the president is going to take, and he is delivering a new year's address within the hour, and so that is going to be interesting to watch as well. and certain ly president biden has touted his knowledge of actors, and and we will be watching the conversation with the russia n yuchenski later. >> and we have seen the white house use the threat of sanctions earlier, but we don't know if russia is going to respond to that, and the only person who is going to control that is p

this is kim store. i better get a note as julie ms. barrow and we are starring ya. ya. you straight to the right spot center of the plan? you don't like in the material? let's get a closer look at the capsule. just look how actually burned it is right here. because when the capsule hurdles through earth's atmosphere at a temperature outside riches, up to 2000 degrees celsius and it feels like you are inside a fireball, the mission is also a large drive forward for the russian space. program which made space travel possible for 2 non cosmetic after just 4 months of training. and it's more than space tourism. it's about professionals from different areas and not just career cosmo now's been able to go into space and do their job beat acting or something else. as, as the head of russia space agency to pay the bill more to putting up to what you boss beside the scope of them. but that it was not to be to that the cutterson almost done us. but other bas snellville which up but i am but a good plan but on some of you all a cup, but i am putting up in but, but that it was good

joining me is kim forest, chief investment officer at bokeh capital partners good to have you you are out of consensus on the rate hikes or lack thereof, right? >> i know. and being out of consensus doesn't feel good but we will talk next year at this time and see what actually happened what i have been doing is i have been realizing the u.s. is not in a vacuum, and they really do have to pay attention to the strong dollar. while i wouldn't say that you necessarily go, oh, the u.s. is an export economy, exports are very, very important if the fed raises rates too fast and out of sync with the other large areas of the world, it could mean for very, very strong dollar, which ultimately would not help the u.s. economy. i think the fed knows that >> so i mean it is interesting to highlight the risk that a strong dollar could pose from rate hikes you know, i'm trying to thin through the mechanics of this though the bigger concern that you have would be if the fed is way out front, if they do a lot more, a lot more quickly than other central banks? >> yes, exactly. and i mean that's what i

now, interestingly, jim, the people who been most vocal in support of him had been kim kardashian and i would say she has been the most effective criminal justice reform advocate in the country. your thoughts? >> jimmy: there is no question that kim kardashian has gotten more done than most people in congress. i'm not just saying that because if pete davidson has a shot with her we all do. she has been a super-duper effective bringing attention to stuff like this where the system is failing people. obviously, it's a horrible story, a tragedy, i was a former new york city cabdriver as you know and drivers do encounter stuff like this, sadly. the car fails them or those of vehicular failure in this case and the guy should not have been doing that kind of time. i'm happy to see it. i consider this one of the most inspiring things that come out of our justice system, as awful as the story happens to be, because we've seen so many instances this year where people have gone free who probably should have died in prison. i'm just talking about bail reform laws and stuff like that. on some lev

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kim manchester city say they all shocks under pulled off of that pie. joe, i'll come sell. it was allegedly assaulted by 4 tacos, you break into his heim. the defend posted a picture of his injuries on instagram. he suffered cots to his face after attempting to fight off the burglars who he says, stole jewelry from him. i'm trying to hurt his family. police are investigating the incident. one of the counselors, portugal team made christiana went out. i was on target for manchester, united as a b burnley in the premier league. but these last 3 games have been sustained jacoby 19 outbreak. i'm 7 of the 1st team players. wow. for this match off supposed to test ad injuries. and they went behind 8 minutes in culminate making it one mill, united jayden sanchez when changing to, to the united line up off of that role with new fossil, his short deflecting of funny defendant, been me, as united went to up. he went out and got his 8 in the league this season to make it to renew the food one back before the break. and there were no more goals in the 2nd half as it finished $31.00 uni

we are looking at pictures of the kim family. we can see the size of the crowd that has gathered, though. there was a firework display near the taedong river, which cuts through central pyongyang. maybe we will show you a bit more later. the flag is raising, but not the fireworks. as countries around the world welcome in 2022, many new year's eve celebrations have been cancelled or scaled back because of concern over covid infections. back because of concern london and paris are among the cities to have cancelled their usual public celebrations — and edinburgh's hogmany celebrations have also been called off. while most of us are looking forward to celebrating this new year's eve, it's a different story for nhs workers, with winter pressures intensifying, made worse by staff sickness. the staff that are at work will be caring for more patients, trying to do more to cover for their missing colleagues, working extra hours, starting early, finishing late. the pressure will be immense. staff absences are already leading to cancelle

kim kardashian lo hizo de una manera extrema cubriendo todo su cuerpo y rostro, causando confusiÓn y hasta dificultad de reconocerla. vistiÓ con un traje negro de pies a cabeza. sabemos que iba maquillada y con una cola de traba—— caballo de extensiones que costaron 10.000 $. Éste look lor revivieron muchos para halloween. >> los artistas se ponen unos trajes tan extravagantes, y a la gente le gusta. estamos tan brillantes porque hoy es la despedida de aÑo. >> mirÁ cÓmo estÁ de bonito millÓn y. la cantante espaÑolanatalia jimÉnez nos invita a pasar un fin de aÑo extraordinario. >> despedimos el 2021 a ritmo del mejor merengue. ♪ ♪ >> quÉ buena toma. la cantante natalia jimÉnez nos estÁ haciendo una invitaciÓn para pasar un fin de aÑo extraordinario. >> tienen una cita con la talentosa espaÑola que presenta su concierto. >> en exclusiva nos cuenta las sorpresas que tiene preparadas. >> esto a travÉs de la programaciÓn de univisiÓn que prepara una gran celebras—empezando con el esperado concierto de la intÉrprete. >> voy a dar los bus dos de ver todos los

. >> what about chloe kim? what are we looking for there? >> al, she's amazing remember, she was good enough but too young to be on the olympic team four years before pyongyang. i'll never forget when she won gold, she complained she was hangry it is a new era. it's a new style others are getting good, but she's still one of the favorites to win gold as well. >> there is that other big event we had in february, the super bowl who do we like in the big game, mike tirico? >> let's see tom brady has won seven of them. they have as good a team as anybody, so we're dummies not to say brady, right we could all dream brady against the patriots that's a hollywood script. obviously aaron rodgers, the packers. dallas has a very good team. we talked about new england and the success bill belichick had with a new quarterback baltimore is out there a lot of teams in the mix. wild playoffs. >> i was thrilled to know that tiger woods survived that car crash going 90 miles an hour last february. just literally he was alive and no one imagine ten months late

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meeting with kim jong un to denuclearize the korean peninsula. making sure we had peace in the middle east. all positive, people know it, if he comes back he will win. carley: lara, thank you so much for joining us on this new year's eve. thank you, everybody for watching. >> happy new year. carley: much more fun to come in 2022. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ baby you're a firework. ♪ come on and let your colors burst ♪ make them go oh, oh, oh ♪ leap across the sky, sky, sky ♪ you don't have to feel ♪ing. joey: good morning, happy new year's eve. the new zealand celebrating 2022. maybe almost a day to wait before we can celebrate. and look at that fireworks everywhere. that's a party. i like it. you know, i think noon in georgia might look that way in a little bit. i think my neighbors will have some fireworks. good morning, cailee. kayleigh: good morning. it's good to be with you and lawrence jones. of course, you joey jones. happy new year's eve to all. isn't it exciting that we are finally two years out of this pandem

ling day-to-day life but he was doing really incredible things, signing trade agreements, meeting with kim jong un to denuclearize the korean peninsula. making sure we had peace in the middle east. all positive, people know it, if he comes back he will win. carley: lara, thank you so much for joining us on this new year's eve. thank you, everybody for watching. >> happy new year. carley: much more fun to come in 2022. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ baby you're a firework. ♪ come on and let your colors burst ♪ make them go oh, oh, oh ♪ leap across the sky, sky, sky ♪ you don't have to feel ♪ing. joey: good morning, happy new year's

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. >> the turning point for the jurors in the kim potter trial the second phone call in two months between presidents putin and biden and the hottest cities for 2022 and our year ahead for real estate. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith. >> good evening. colorado under a state of emergency tonight. massive wildfires forcing more than 30,000 people to evacuate two cities northwest of denver the national weather service calling it a life-threatening situation. what began as small grass fires turned into a raging inferno fueled by extremely strong winds. you can see this video from a costco in the city of superior it's a scene straight out of an apocalyptic movie. dozens of people surrounded by gray smoke as sirens blare in the background same story in a nearby chuck-e-cheese you can see the names outside as parents and their children flow the arcade room, and it was a close call on the road this driver came really close to the flames which are now shutting down highways officials urging people to stay off the roads tonight. the smoke making it h

this is kim [indiscernible] with the san francisco labor council. i think a lot of what i want to say has been said before. we are in the midst of a terrible housing crisis. when you hear small businesses and employers saying that they can't find workers, we have chased away most of those workers because they can't find housing in san francisco, and if they can't find housing in san francisco, they are likely to get jobs in the communities where they live. those are traditionally lower paying jobs, and they can find those jobs where they're at, rather than driving into the city. every time we gentrify a neighborhood, we are chasing those workers out of the city. so i want you to be aware of as these things happen, we really need to focus on working family housing in the city. this is the critical family crisis in the city. this is what we must build for. if you want to see workers, you want to see some of those workers needed signs come down, we need to get them to come back. it's just that they can find jobs where they live, they can find those job

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i'm filmmaker kim, that your panko, he saw that had to undergo special training to get accustomed to 0 gravity conditions. and here on ality, we followed that unique adventure ah, in his little crew else is on usual when middle creates a shoe store with hughley, you watch the tomb. no, i know celeste chilton with leonor manure good nor gustavo sheet museum company we are usually is not just so keith is even room omnia by, you linear, unethical small. just all of these are just offered you for the more will issue you should know them. you go to some when you most could voice are pretty easily could force more soup with dont owns or see if you just because the cars there are to do it friday. jessica via to move. so to which of being the neurons with pena annoyed value with numbers with you can use the last my little i'm you buy yes. to partner with . okay, well 2022 is about 3 and a half hours away. the world's 1st time zone and fireworks will be the new year soundtrack around the world for the next day or so at least. but the people of germany, it's now a challenge because the governm

keep your eyes on this rotating kim, me after a few seconds the direction will change, regardless of whether we wanted to or not, with the brain as trying a new interpretation. from one human to humpty from manhattan, lena, if you shake someone's hand, if you hold it for more than 3 seconds, an emotional reaction sets in, would i be unpleasant? oh, very pleasant. i shall, 2 quotes of see if a handshake is too short. that's also strange. the views, intentional movement has a rhythm, wanted for a few scratches self. this is respected ethan ologist, iran use, i believe, has felt looked at it in many different cultures with kuhn that it happens everywhere you. but i did a temporal dynamic that grounds us in nature. it in indiana to 19. 0, we feel time even more when nothing is happening, our attention is drawn to it, like at hold. time drags die and we hear the ambient noise of our existence. but any restless person has the pallet to picture the future and the past. that means that any waiting room can become the scene of the greatest at when . the science you give us village to the one

this must as mentioned, get hence why an experiment jeep you ice on this rotating kim, me after a few seconds. the directional change regardless of whether we wanted to or not, with the brain as trying a new interpretation from a human geography from bonham. elaina, if you shake someone's hand, if you hold it for more than 3 seconds, an emotional reaction sets in. would i be unpleasant? oh, very pleasant. i shall too cool to see if a handshake is too short. that's also strange. views. intentional movement has a rhythm wanted for if you scratch yourself on. this is restricted, acknowledges iran yos, i believe has felt looked at it in many different coaches with kuhn. it happens everywhere you but i do a temporal dynamic that grounds us in nature. it in indiana to $19.00. 0, we feel time even more when nothing is happening. our attention has drawn to it, like get hold. time dragged by and we hear the ambient noise of our existence. but any restless person has the power to picture the future and the past. that means that any waiting room can become the scene of the greatest adventure thi

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did you see the cleaning lady kim would burn on it? i can walk and the tornado done it a don't a stinking filthy people. so i want to you as a mother watching your daughter aside to get me, were you sitting by the television, shooting an onset, stand or not slunk again? i was in australia, they fly you out and they did a surprise you. you were the one waiting. know we're the only thing in the hotel type. know what they took me into the jungle and they filmed a surprise that comes out. now, i hadn't seen it for 3 and half, nearly 4 weeks by the stage. i just shaken a piece. so the silence. and she came out and burst into tears. it was very emotional, and i present it to you and see the children alia month, which is the longest we've ever been away from each all. i want to do it together 1st. what was the 1st thing when she got a mount note which came out, she had double cheeseburger who is no surprise, but she has said that having no communication with side but no phone, no, no, social media being slightly oft. she said, it's fantastic

but kim's fixation on nuclear weapons has come at a heavy price. the united nations and others have kept tough economic sanctions to god you could young. but put north korea has been working towards to huge goals, strengthening national defense, and improving living standards. living situation got worse because of sanctions at the pandemic. if all hugging money, kim's appetite for international respect has led him to the global stage. but his leadership has been described as ruthless with reports of executions including against his own brother, rivals and dissidence, say, poverty, and starvation are rampant ah, to mark 10 years since the of his father, king john ill, north koreans were reportedly band from laughing, drinking or shopping for 11 days, him now leads a political dynasty spending 3 generations. that few dare question me on this. one is what i'm kim is emulating his grandfather because many people missed the past. so he tried to look at similar to his grandfather and shed tears while giving speeches. that's cost them. you don't get much

kim jong earns decade in power 10 years of nuclear weapons, unprecedented meetings and abject poverty. and a sport, one of know that joyce rivals has his se about as well. number one is prospect appearing at the australian. ah hello good to see the big story crowd. syrup continues to be that mild surge. if they're let me show you what's going on london, we've got you in for 15. i mean, the numbers here are way out of whack brussels at 14, that warm air, extending toward the east, slightly to see some showers in warsaw with a high of 9 and look even minced above freezing at 2 we could keep talking about these mild temperatures. but of course, there's other weather as well. we've got some rain over denmark potentially heavier burson, copenhagen with the hiv 10 degrees. also a few showers for edinburgh, but you're in the double digits as walls. and for the south of spain, we've got temperatures in the 20s. here's the bill. 22. lisbon. i think you'll get to 20 as wall in port to 23, with an abundance of sunshine. after the bulk ins we got cloud drifted around here, but temperature is also

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interested in some other authors and he gave a list including leslie socha, and others charles johnson kim o'brien, and those of the book that really opened of the world to me and actually the universe. and just read and read and read. and i think i read the same book of two or three times i think a kind of planted the seed that if i could write to some of these writers and i don't think i can but at least i could play my way into the field of journalism affinity in the wind up in a small newspaper in alabama. he planteded the seed i think en looking back on it that maybe that also is an inspiration for writing my first book at age 55. >> me ask you about a question about this impacted question about what happened to you while you are doing newark, patrick radden keefe, "empire of pain" and journalist eric eyre, "death of mud lick,", you take on three generations of families and wondering if i express my own writing and recording, did you ever feel threatened orve intimidated by his family or an otherwise >> just for the sake of clarity, i wrote about three generations of the family they d

and from brunswick, maine were joined by michael kim aj. he said for a history professor at the catholic university of america in a former state department, russia ukraine expert under president obama. welcome to both the w news 1st. let's turn it to andre cotton of because it's the russian side that the white house anyway says has cold for these talks. so what exactly is president putin likely to demand? well 1st of all, i think it's clear that to present wouldn't, would like to talk to present by didn't because he believes that the u. s. president can deliver on what he promises present by didn't committed to, to extended the new start agreement. and he actually did it with no strings attached. he committed himself to studying dial a car on arms control as to the digit stability and even on cybersecurity with moscow. and he actually entered this negotiation. so the perception is that you might be in a disarray. i and it's hard to counter on either berlin or paris, but the united states, roommates and indispensable partner. so i think that

ah ah ah ah ah export his and the thank you so much kim. well that of european football has doubled down on his rejection of a proposal to host the world cup every 2 years on the chat. friend says it will damage the women's game. and many of the sports jeffrey is adults with the man in charge of world football feature president johnny and francine are strongly in favor of the idea of the european and south american confederations have formerly opposed the plan. the tournament is currently held every 4 years and chevron says you a to research shows the majority of fans want to keep it that way. the problem is that the, the work has to be every 4 years to be interesting. second, if it would be every 2 years who cannibalize women's football, because it would be the same year as women's football either sports olympic games or mandy mistake, it's simply a bad idea. and it will not happen because it's a bad idea, not because we are opposing or manchester city or 8 point clean out the top of the english premier league equity oversight beating brea

lady kim would burn on it. i tell you what it and the tornado that's done. it absolutely felt them. i don't a stinking filthy people. so i want to use a model in your daughter and honest man to get me for you sitting by the television, shooting an onset stand or not slunk. i was in australia where they fly you out and they did a surprise. you you were the one waiting? no, we're the only thing in the hotel tape. oh no. when they took me into the jungle and they filmed the surprise that comes out. now, i hadn't seen it for 3 and half, nearly 4 weeks. by this stage. i just shaken a piece so we silence and she came out and burst into tears. it was very emotional and i burst into tears. and cd to the vanilla month, which is the longest, would have been away from the child. i was going to get a far what was the 1st thing when she came out? know which came out. she had double cheeseburger who is no surprise, but she has said that having no communication with outside but no phone note notes, social media being slightest oft. she said, it's fantastic for your brain. she said it never felt so

that said, the reason that's important, i agree with kim. there is not going to be a reversible error in my opinion in this case. the judge gave very good live. ing instructions that are going to be followed under the law by the jury unless otherwise stayed. we can't see any reason why they wouldn't. the only place that maxwell has to go right now is to cooperate, but what is the value of that cooperation of prosecutors? show had a trial where she was indicating i didn't do anything wrong. now she wants to cooperate against people down the chain of command. she's a very damaged witness that way, so unless there's corroborating evidence that the person has. from are a practical standpoint, despite the fact that people may not like it, it's very difficult for them to prove the case without maxwell and other witnesses beyond a reasonable bought to 12 jurors so i would say, listen, as prosecutors we have to make an evaluation, the cost-benefit analysis. we won't charge people that we don't think we can charge a case again. they want it in a box

this is al jazeera ah hi there, kim vanelle. this is the news are live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes . corona, the iris cases are inching to to 1000000 globally, with the us alone, accounting for nearly half a 1000000 infections. security forces killed 4 protest isn't saddam, as thousands rally against the recent military takeover. we report on the plight of thousands of northwest me and mar, fleeing unrelenting attacks by the military class.

booster shots is expected in the middle of next week we are hearing from one of the jurors from the kim potter case. the juror did ask not to be identified much of the jury felt potter made an honest mistake, but her experience as a police officer came into play and she had to be responsible for wright's death and not above the law. >>> the body of desmond tutu has been brought to the cathedral where he preached. he wanted the least expensive kofi coffin and no lavish funeral decorations and mourners will be able to pay their respects through tomorrow >> i'll send it back to you. >> rahel, we appreciate that we are continuing now our review of the investment committee's top second-half picks from the june stock summit. i want to go to steve weiss. in the middle of june, along with the sector. steve weiss, you picked and probably not a surprise to a lot of people. moderna, even with its pullback, steve. the stock is still up 21% from june 22nd when you were on the show and they made the pick. porsche, logistics which you continue to talk about in recent months are both down respectively

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so much kim? well brooklyn that's play carry. having has been back in training with his team for the 1st time this season. the nets had sidelined irving after he declined to get a covert. 19 vaccination lets him have now decided to give the 7th time. we'll start chance he will have to be tested on a daily basis and will be unavailable for home games due to new york's corona, virus roles of in could make his return to action on january the 5th against the indiana peices. i knew the consequences. i wasn't prepared for them, but who should've imagination? you know, come into the season. i had my thought process on, on being able to be a full teammate. you know, i really had to sit back in and think and try not to become too emotionally attached to, to what, to what they were decided to do. it just, i had to sit down and really evaluate things and, and see it from their perspective. meaning the organization and my teammates, you know, i just really empathize and, and understood their, their choice to, to say if you're not going to va

i'm kim vanelle. this is the news online from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, karone of ours cases are inching to to 1000000 globally. the us alone accounting for nearly half a 1000000 infections. a protest is returned to the streets in saddam's capital, prompting police to fire tear gas to contain them. we report on the flight of thousands and northwest me and mom fling unrelenting attacks by the military. a total leader of the soil and south africans paid tribute to archbishop desmond tutu as his body lies in state at a cathedral in cape town. and his fort basketball store carry irving is set to play again despite his refusal to get a curve at 19 vaccination after weeks on the sidelines. irving is back on the practice calls with the brokenness, ah, the number of daily calls 19 cases globally is approaching 2000000. that's nearly double the number seen in the last peak. the u. s. is the worst effected nation accounting for nearly $1.00 and $3.00 cases across the world. it's debbie total has r

two months later, kim leadbeater won her batley and spen seat previously held by her own sister, jo cox. the conservatives won mayoral races in the tees valley and the west midlands. but injune, the lib dems inflicted a shock defeat in what had become known as the tories�* blue wall — see what they did there — in the chesham and amersham by—election. this wasn'tjust another lib dem by—election victory, it was our best ever and on the swing we achieved, dozens of conservative seats would fall to the liberal democrats in the next election. in scottish parliament elections, the snp emerged as the big winners with what they saw as a fresh mandate for a new referendum. the snp won the election on a commitment for a referendum when we're through the crisis. we won the election overwhelmingly, and in any normal democracy, that would be respected. in wales, labour remained in charge, agreeing a co—operation deal with plaid cymru. a great pleasure to have the opportunity to sign, formally, the agreement between our two parties. as northern ireland celebrated its centenary year, arlen

just a few weeks ago, kim potter , the police officer who said she confused her handgun for a taser, was found guilty of manslaughter in the daunte wright killing. just yesterday, ghislaine maxwell found guilty of sex trafficking of minors. in light of those cases, in light of those verdicts by juries, we want to know if you think the jury trial system is working in this country. just because they are a bit differently, the phone lines, if you served on a jury, (202) 748-8000 is the number. all others can call in at (202) 748-8001. throughout the year, plenty of opinion pieces on this topic. i want to take you through a few of them throughout this segment. this one from "the star tribune" -- "a reasonable doubt about jury trials." there's a reason the u.s. is one of the last countries to use jury trials. if you dig into that story a little bit, noting some of his arguments saying, why would you want a trial by a jury unless you are oj simpson? who wants 12 legal amateurs who need bias training and a crash course where you could be judged by three or four judges who have studied the l

but kim's fixation on nuclear weapons has come at a heavy price. the united nations and others have kept tough economic sanctions. garcia could young but put north korea has been working towards to huge goals, strengthening national defense and improving living standards. living situation got worse because of sanctions and the pandemic april hudelin. bonnie kim's appetite for international respect has led him to the global stage. but his leadership has been described as ruthless with reports of executions including against his own brother, rivals and dissidence, say, poverty, and starvation are rampant. ah, to marked her years since the death of his father, king john hill, north koreans were reportedly band from laughing, drinking or shopping for 11 days. kim, now leads of political dynasty spending 3 generations. that few dare question to miss on best. that one is what i'm kim, is emulating his grandfather because many people missed the past. so he tried to look and dress similar to his grandfather and shed tears while giving speeches. that's cost

lady kim would burn on it. i tell you why it's 5th and the tornado. that's done. it's absolutely felt i don't. okay. stinking filthy people. so i went to you as a mother watching your daughter last night to get me, were you sitting by the television, shooting an onset, stand or not slunk? i was in australia, they fly you out and they did a surprise. you are you are the one waiting? no, we're the only thing the hotel type. oh no. when they took me into the jungle and they filmed the surprise that comes out. now, i hadn't seen it for 3 and a half, nearly 4 weeks by this stage. i just shaken a piece of the silence, and she came out and burst into tears. it was very no snow, and i present here and see the children alia a month, which is the longest with ever been away from me. all i want to do is to get a fire. what was the 1st thing when she got a mount note which came out, she had double cheese, but no surprise. but she said that having no communication with the outside by the no phone note. note, social media being slightly starved, she said it's fantastic for your