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six points clear of tottenham. meanwhile, crystal palace put a dent in west ham's european aspirations, beating them 5—2 at selhurst park. eberechi eze's bicycle kick was the pick of the bunch. what a goal it was in that big win. in scotland, there will be an old firm scottish cup final for the first time in 22 years after rangers beat hearts 2—0 at hampden. cyriel dessers scored both goals for rangers. the nigeria international scored early and then late. his second made sure of the result and will now face rivals celtic in the final after they beat aberdeen on penalties in the other match on saturday. manchester city are top of the women's super league after a 5—0 home win against west ham. the result moves them three points ahead of reigning champions chelsea — who have a game in hand. but city now have superior goal difference which could prove crucial at the end of the season.
who it was. >> you knew? >> i knew. >> knew exactly how steve pitt and the feldman law firm were connected and who was behind the murders. rick knew because years earlier, he had taken on the case of a scottsdale doctor, named connie jones. >> yes, i had my own terrorist. my own personal terrorist. >> connie was on summer break from college in 1984, when she started dating a young soldier named dwight jones. dwight was stationed at fort bragg, north carolina. >> you were 18, he was 22. >> correct. young. too young. >> your first boyfriend >> >> yes. he told me he wanted to be an attorney. so he seemed to have aspirations. >> they married in 1988, after her first year of medical school. dwight left the army after three years. and soon, connie realized that while she was working hard to
aspirations of that person's entire life has been to be accepted in the region. israel faced a boycott for most of its initial decades and wars from neighboring countries. so to be accepted by this behemoth would be huge. and for netanyahu to turn that down, would be very. >> that would be his legacy if that happens. noga thank you, we will continue this conversation in the morning. >> wonderful. >> you're in town so we're going to make sure we get our best use out of you. great to see you my friend. she's had decades covering the palestinian situation and israeli situation. thank you for making time. the university presidents decision to have more than 100 student protesters arrested is sparking a wider conversation about the state of free speech on school campuses here in america. we'll have that story next.
big concern here has to do with the iranian nuclear aspirations, and i want to break down something very important here, trace, because if it is confirmed that isfahan was one of the targets for the israelis tonight in this retaliation, it is significant for two reasons. we'll point back to june of last year, when the un nuclear watchdog was concerned, and that they went into a probe and found uranium particles that were enriched up to 83, just short of the 90% weapons grade material line, an indication that iran is getting very close to the ability to create a nuclear weapon. other watchdogs over the past several months have said the iranian breakout time for such a weapon is basically zero, and this means iran, in response to this, may not react militarily, but could say they are changing their nuclear doctrine. one other important note here trace . when we look at the iranian attack last weekend, iran for the first time in their country's history, fired on israel directly with what
KOTA KINABALU: Pacts or agreements between political parties are only useful if they enable the people’s needs and aspirations to be addressed, says a Parti Warisan leader.
everything to do with its objectives to destroy israel so making sure that hamas cannot repeat the events of october 7. that's something that we were not united in, but in terms of major military operations in rafah it's something that we don't support and we believe that the objective can be achieved by other means. we've been engaged in conversations at senior levels with israel over the past couple of weeks on this, including as recently as this week those conversations continue finally, on the un security council resolution first, we are committed to the united states is committed to achieving a palestinian state. we believe that that is vital to having long-term sustainable, durable peace, and security. and of course, it's the only way to fulfill the aspirations that rightful aspirations of the palestinian people. but getting to that, achieving that state has to be done through
to fulfil the rightful aspirations of the palestinian people, but getting to that has to be done through diplomacy, not through imposition. the resolution that was voted at the security council will have no effect on moving things forward and achieving a palestinian state. there can only be accomplished by diplomatic means. under united states law even if we wanted to vote for this resolution, had we done so under our law it would have obligated us to cut off all of our funding to the united nations, clearly not in the interests of anyone, including the palestinians when you think about the contributions we make to programmes that are vital for them. we are committed to achieving the palestinian state with the necessary guarantees for israeli security. we have been working on that as part of
both been left out and have expressed their disappointment at the decision. former england captain charlotte edwards was part of hampshire's successful bid to be included. it was a tender process that has taken place over the last four weeks, and, you know, that is something that there will be a tear for those clubs, and i think they will have huge aspirations to obviously come into the tieri into the future, but the most important thing is that there is lots of money being invested in women's cricket, which is a positive step forward and i knew so many clubs can be on the start of that journey at the moment, and we have been chosen and obviously we are really happy to be the chosen club. this is about making england strong and hopefully get them back to winning world cups and being serious because we've got and being serious because we've got a really, really thriving system now where we are producing great young cricketers, and we are at the heart of that now, and i'm obviously very
domestic competition structure for the ecb which could lead to an 80% increase in professional women players in england and wales by 2029. durham, essex, hampshire, lancashire, nottinghamshire, somerset, surrey, and warwickshire, have all been awarded tier1 status whilst glamorgan and yorkshire join them in 2027. it whilst glamorgan and yorkshire 'oin them in 2027.— them in 2027. it was a tender trocess them in 2027. it was a tender process which _ them in 2027. it was a tender process which has _ them in 2027. it was a tender process which has taken - them in 2027. it was a tender| process which has taken place them in 2027. it was a tender - process which has taken place over the last four weeks. that is something that i think will be a tearfor something that i think will be a tear for those something that i think will be a tearfor those clubs. something that i think will be a tear for those clubs. they will have huge aspirations to come in in the future. the most important thing is that there is lots of money being invested in women's cricket. so many clubs, only so many can be up on the starting board and we have been chosen, we're really happy to be the chosen, we're really happy to be the chosen club. this is about making england strong, and hopefully getting them back winning world cups and an ashes series. you know, we have a really, really driving system
political aspirations, and i hope that republicans and democrats in the spirit of john mccain, in the spirit of joe lieberman, in the spirit of ronald reagan and ted kennedy will work together to find a way forward to do the important work before them today and this week. >> senator, this is just a unique moment right now as well for democrats, right? they're not in the majority and, yet, they could play a crucial role in advancing this foreign aid legislation. just how much power do house democrats have right now and what's your advice to them? >> i think they have a tremendous amount of power, and i think hakeem jeffries who's an amazing and unifying leader for our party understands what's at stake, and he and the speaker will have conversations, i hope, that put the interests of our country and our democratic allies in the world, which are under threat from russia and from iran right now today real