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united states released him on $250 million bond. >> in order to live with his parents. >> if he flees, it could have been $10 trillion. nobody is putting up that money. >> you would not believe it. how are we going to get you out. how long have you been in there? >> carley: good morning, it is not just friday. its christmas eve eve. how exciting is that? and santa is still flying around our all-american christmas tree looking for a special gift for a special someone. >> will: are you p...

teacher, the elementary school kids who now need to go through metal detectors carrying clear backpacks. we talked to parents as one father says his son is still having nightmares. deadly days in the middle east, the secretary of state arrives in israel to ease tensions. the dating app manhunt. police in oregon are looking for a man they call extremely dangerous, warning women he may be using alps to find his next victim. and renning the original wednesday adams, how she inspired the n...

learned. also, an expert legal panel standing by, geraldo rivera, brian claire pool and mark geragos, a lot who have a lot of experience with celebrity cases such as these. the d.a., mary carmack says that the set played "fast and loose" with safety. that she "absolutely" believes that alec baldwin pulled the trigger that fateful day. something that the actor when he spoke out about the case shortly after it happened denied. watch this. >> it wasnt in the script for the trigger to be p...

troops will also be instructed in the use of more powerful weapons systems. the measures will be introduced in 2024 and come after a review of the islands defences. now on bbc news, the travel show. hello and welcome to this very special edition of the show, coming to you from the spectacular valley of the kings here in luxor in egypt. if you were watching last week, youd have seen me unearthing the story of how tutankhamun�*s tomb was discovered here 100 years ago this year. well, i...

there after beijing relaxed containment measures this month. those are your headlines. you are watching bbc news. good to have you with us. now, the travel show. hello and welcome to this very special edition of the show, coming to you from the spectacular valley of the kings here in luxor in egypt. if you were watching last week, youd have seen me unearthing the story of how tutankhamun�*s tomb was discovered here 100 years ago this year. well, its such a breathtaking location that ...

why countries in east asia and the pacific region are among the worst affected. we start in ukraine where a battlefield commander in the eastern town of bakhmut has told the bbc that the fighting is ferocious. a us official has said russian forces have made incremental advances around the town, with mercenaries from the russian paramilitary wagner group heavily involved in the assault. the battle has been described as a �*meat grinder�* — with high numbers of casualties on both s...

been sentenced to 3.5 years in prison. and millions of catholics around the world prepare to say a final farewell at the funeral of pope benedict xvi. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the us house of representatives has adjourned for a second day without electing a speaker, extending the paralysis at the heart of american politics. president biden said having a congress that cant function is embarassing for the country. republican kevin mccarthy has been s...

than expected christmas, attention turns to a challenging year ahead, with businesses fearing the rising cost of living could keep us away from the high street. in a leakfrom his new book, prince harry claims that his brother prince william physically attacked him during a row over harrys wife meghan. thousands of mourners gather in the vatican, ahead of the funeral of the former pope benedict xvi. forest fire up their survival bid. nottingham forest secure their first premier league a...

drones during the night. here in britain, most shops have been open again after being closed on christmas day, boxing day sales have previously been a popular date for for shoppers in search of bargains. but retail experts say theyre expecting shoppers to spend less this year as the cost of living crisis continues and we see a change in shopping habits. katy austin reports. oxford street in central london filled up as the day went on, as shoppers hunted for bargains. have you come out ...

we think theyre the right plans because those plans make our economy competitive. and european countries scramble to protect key infrastructure, following the suspected sabotage of two critical gas pipelines. we start in florida where hurricane ian, a powerful category four storm, is right now making landfall, bringing with it winds of almost 250 kilometres per hour. heavy rain is lashing the west coast. millions of people are braced for catastrophic damage and life—threatening storm...