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Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. holding governments to account for their abuses of human rights is hard. it requires focused, forensic investigation, impartiality, and no little courage. for six decades, amnesty international has been advocating for prisoners of conscience in the face of state repression. but in recent times, its both broadened its focus, and faced unprecedented criticism. my guest is agnes callamard, secretary general of amnesty international. is amnesty facing a credib...

>> billboard estimates the tour will gross $1 billion globally by the time it wraps up overseas next year, breaking a record previously set by the music man, elton john. >> every single night, swift grosses $10 million to a huge boost in the local economy in the city she happens to be performing in. with that, we say good afternoon. thanks for joining us. kristen: the truck rolled into town yesterday. swifties camped out near levis stadium hoping to be first in line hoping to grab t-shirts, prog...

I dont want a minute ripping me off. >> gillian: kai, we have to leave it there. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> gillian: thats "the story" of thursday july 27. we see you tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. see you there. >> neil: well, the heat is on. im not just talking about the scorching temperatures across the nation. try calling for a special counsel now spreading a cross the campaign trail as the justice department reworks the deal for a hunter biden. dont forget the heat is on one donald ...

The era of global boiling has arrived. the air is unbreathable, the heat is unbearable and the level of fossil fuel profits and climate inaction is unacceptable. well hear from our correspondents across the globe about the effects of climate change, and what action countries are taking. and the other main stories on tonights programme: another resignation over the closure of nigel farages bank account — the chief executive of coutts steps down. prince harry can take the suns publisher to court...

Counsel jack smith is firing ahead on all cylinders and full steam ahead as they should. the importance of the calender and timing, i agree with norm these new charges will certainly bump back that may 2024 start date, and now youre getting into a danger zone where a trial which is going to take six weeks, eight weeks, that is going to start bumping right up against the election in november of 2024. and jack smith has a really important decision strategically to make an on issue called severance...

I need clarity. >> can i give you clarity, your honor, right now, please? >> announcer: judge judy. you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution gregory talley is suing his daughter, tasia davis, for car payments and audio and video equipment. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 357 on the calendar in the matter of talley vs. davis. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: youre welcome, ...

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Upcoming republican primary is going to be complete chaos. i mean, weve already seen it. it already is chaos. by the time the voting starts, the republican front runner, donald trump, maybe facing four indictments. with ali some of those trial scheduled to start smack in the middle of the primaries. but now the ex president is trying to distract voters from his mounting legal troubles and tarnish the person who would be his democratic rival, by using his on again, off again friend, speaker of th...

>> i mean, yeah, im sure you wrote some nice stuff, but the photos are really good. tonight, jesse watters, prime time. lebron james, his son suffersatk a heart attack on the cour ot. . >> well have a report on that at 8:00 pm. tellabou me more about my book.. >> its an i just saw the pictures, but greg, i think its going to number one, i think it already is at number one. >> its number one speaking and number one. thats it for us. have a wonderful nightr . >> welcome to jesse watters. prime tim...