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Dakota, had ended with joel loveliens death. police tried to figure out who would use their fists to beat joel outside the broken drum bar in a fight that apparently no one witnessed. and joels fiancee heather was trying just as hard to understand what had happened to the man she loved. inconceivable that he picked a fight with somebody else? >> of course, totally inconceivable. hes not a fighter. >> what would he do if somebody would want to fight with him? >> he would back away and use logic. ...

Because he heard something was going on. he was shot in the leg, and has multiple broken bones in his leg and he is slated for surgery at this point in houston also. now, they have one man in custody. they say this is a person of ent interest. they also are trying to believe who may be the perpetrators, 21 years. the attorney general is calling it a man hunt in the area. obviously with a rifle this person could be considered armed and dangerous. >> fred. >> jean casarez, thank you very much, wel...

This year's event at The Cosmopolitan features amazing food, drink and entertainment.

St. Paul & The Broken Bones will release The Alien Coast in January and surprisingly, it will be the first time they've recorded an album in Birmingham!

St. Paul & The Broken Bones have announced their new album The Alien Coast will be released January 28, 2022 on ATO Records. Produced by Matt Ross-Spang, and featuring eleven new, original songs, The Alien Coast is the first SPATBB album tracked in the band’s hometown of Birmingham, AL. The arrangement allowed the octet to spend more time and tap a broader creative community than ever before, resulting in their most ambitious work to date.

Plus the WhiskyX returns and the Resorts World cigar lounge sells lockers to big-name celebs

St. Paul & The Broken Bones detailed 'The Alien Coast,' a new studio album due in January featuring lead single "The Last Dance."

At your hands? >> translator: no, i would not like to take this opportunity. i dont think that this is even a relevant question and in principle i have nothing to apologize for. >> reporter: you say you have nothing to apologize for, but human rights watch says multiple detainees have reported broken bones, broken teeth, brain injuries, skin wounds, electrical burns. amnesty international speaks of detention centers becoming torture chambers where protestors were forced to lie in the dirt, strip...

Catastrophe. now, theyre confronting europes last dictator. would you take this opportunity now to apologize to the people of belarus for the human rights abuses theyve suffered at your hands? >> translator: no, i would not like to take this opportunity. i dont think this is even a relevant question and in principle, i have nothing to apologize for. >> you say youve got nothing to apologize for, but human rights watch says multiple detainees have reported broken bones, broken teeth, brain injuri...

>> yeah, and then the advantage of that is when these things run out in 2024, democrats can run on this and say, you know, listen, these things are popular, vote for us, well keep them going. well have to leave it there natasha lindstaedt, thanks so much. and in an exclusive interview, cnn goes one-on-one with europes last dictator. alexander lukashenko has been accused of human rights abuses following last years disputed re-election but he says he has nothing to be sorry for. listen to this. ...