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Violently. and people were banging on the doors. "let us in, were coming in." >> that is the most haunting sound ive ever heard. people trying to barrel their way into the main door of the u.s. house of representatives. everybody starts to rush over to put furniture up against the door, to secure the door. but then all of these officers start telling everybody to get back. and they have their guns drawn. >> stop the steal, stop the steal! stop the steal, stop the steal! >> a member of congress w...

Good evening,. alex >> through the conversation, then you are having with david floofy. >> i like when i get a laugh. >> the idea that you just said, were going to have a speaker and odds are -- >> the person will probably be a republican. thats where we are. >> i want to cover our bases, the fact that thats even a possibility, that it might not be somebody from kevin mccarthys party tells you where were at. thank you, my friend. thank you to all of you at home for joining us this hour. they say...

Of other regulators that forced the decision that was made today. i think even if the decision is upheld, it is not clear how it would ultimately change the user experience, because meta could rely on other legal bases, such as its own legitimate interests to still deliver targeted ads. so i think the celebrations by some of the advocates might be premature. some of the advocates might be premature-— premature. privacy is honestly a hue premature. privacy is honestly a huge issue — premature...

Sorry to say. we have interviewed farmers here _ sorry to say. we have interviewed farmers here on _ sorry to say. we have interviewed farmers here on bbc news - sorry to say. we have interviewed farmers here on bbc news quite l sorry to say. we have interviewed| farmers here on bbc news quite a lot over the last year or so to talk to them about the difficulties they are seeing staying in business. how concerned are you that there will be an exodus from the sector? we concerned are you that ther...

Newton tells cnn theres still a long road to trial. >> the government has to put on evidence to support its charge, to show that there was probable cause to arrest and charge him with those crimes. >> kaylees father says he plans to be in court at some point when kohberger returns to idaho. >> were going to definitely look him in his eyes. hes going to have to deal with us. he has been dealing with us for seven weeks. its not about to end. >> reporter: it will be up to the local prosecutor to de...

>> reporter: university of idaho provisional samuel newton tells cnn there is still a long road to trial. >> the government has to put on evidence to support its charge, to know that there was probable cause to arrest and charm him with those crimes. >> reporter: kaylees father says he plans to be in court at some point when kholberger returns to idaho. >> were going to look him in the eyes. he has been dealing with this for seven weeks. its not about to end. >> reporter: it will be up to the lo...

Exonerated. thats what he believes. those were his words. >> reporter: samuel newton tells cnn theres still a long road to trial. >> the government has to put on evidence to support its charge so that theres probable cause for arrest and charge for the first crime. >> kaylees father says he plans to be in court at some point when kohberger returns to idaho. >> were going to look this guy in his eyes. he has been dealing with us for seven weeks. its not about to end. >> reporter: it will be up to...

Incremental progress on the state level with respect to guns. but how do we get folks to understand this, that when people say its about the second amendment, and the right to self defense, people in war dont carry the weapons that the average american has? >> well, my partner is actually a retired navy. it was a fighter pilot. and before i came on today, i talked to him about what his requirements were flying in bosnia, for example. he was issued a gun every time he left the carrier, and had to...

Could be one of the deadliest on russian forces since the start of the war. and hugo gave us an update from kyiv and explained the significance of this assault. its quite significant because of the extent of the losses. moscow decided it couldnt stay silent and had to acknowledge the attack. it is also significant because it could suggest a new strategy by the ukrainians. up to now, ukraine has used the long—range rockets supplied by the americans to target russias military logistics and suppl...

Eastern ukraine has seen some of the fiercest battles in recent weeks. the latest ukrainian attack could be one of the deadliest on russian forces since the start of the war. hugo bachega, bbc news, kyiv. and hugo sent us this update from kyiv explaining the significance of this assault. its quite significant because of the extent of the losses. moscow decided it couldnt stay silent and had to acknowledge the attack. its also significant because it could suggest a new strategy by the ukrainians....