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underway. they already came face to face with x president trump as he sat through hours of proceedings, just like any other criminal defendant facing charges in the state of new york press from his big podium and adoring fans he was drunk -- he was forced to face reality and he could not say a single thing to defend himself he heard himself described as a racist, sexist, narcissist but he is, quote, a very selfish and self- serving . he was even presented with social media post calling for officials to lock him up one woman struck from the pool after legal team discovered a social media post that said, quote, i would not believe donald trump if his tongue were notarized. a trump lawyer added that this got punched saying she had said that he was an impediment to everything she was talk about love. the court room has a blood to chip away at someone's armor when that someone is outrageous and larger than life as donald

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order of the court. he gets a big reality check in court during the very beginning of his criminal trial. and why a supreme court move could chip away at the first amendment. we will be joined live this hour. and the worst of the week. two more republicans spouting out violent rhetoric. two of their supporters. after four days of jury selection. in the hush money trial. we have our jury. five women, seven new yorkers. five that come from all walks of life. lawyers, teachers and others professional specs as well as six alternates on monday. they will all meet for the first time when opening statements get underway. they only came face to face

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The Media Show

so, that's what started it. so, what were you doing? were you approaching them at that point? were you trying to find out who these whistle—blowers were or they were in the public domain and you were trying to get access? what were you trying to do? ijust started trying to speak to as many people as possible — both those who had written about this very early, because there wasn't that much around about it at the time. i spoke — i was talking to a couple of clinicians. i met them face to face in that spring. and i spoke with a oxford associate professor called michael biggs, who'd found some unpublished data on a study that gids had done on puberty blockers. and that's where our first film, myself and deborah cohen, who was health correspondent at the time, that's where it started. yes, because i was going to say, you know, as you mentioned, i was working with you at newsnight at the time. i remember you and deb cohen doing this series of reports. how would you — so, that was for newsnight. how would you characterise media coverage of this story more widely? pretty woeful, i think. in what way? it just. ..

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Dateline

my neighbors can have peace and quiet. the government gets to go, thank god he did not want to stay here. everybody is happy. america is happy. more tax dollars. it's the perfect solution. >> you are convinced of it? >> i haven't been wrong much about my life. people who know me will say one thing. don't but with this man. i do not like to lose money. i will bet you on this one. >> spoke on like a gambler who might've known the fix is in. would he ever be forced to sit face to face with homicide detectives? >> coming up. mcafee in danger again? dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as two weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe.

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driving that jaw! because he's got an interesting story, he'll probably become a bit of a mascot for the centre. and visitors need no reminding this animal may bite. juliette parkin, bbc news. i would not want to come face—to—face with fluffy! now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. as many of you have discovered this week, in the sunshine feeling quite pleasant, but out of it and in the breeze a rather cold feel. and it's the chillier side of things which will dominate through this coming week. high pressure that's with us will push its way out westwards, opening the door to more northerly winds, which will keep that colder air in place. and with low pressure dominant later in the week, rainfall also becomes a bit more of an issue. now, it's not going to be as wet as it has been through recent weeks, most areas will see some showers of rain, at times driest in the west, although later in the week will see more prolonged rain arrive from the south west as temperatures eventually rise a touch for next weekend.

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of the most powerful jaws in the world. alligator—snapping turtles are native to swamps and rivers in southern parts of the us. they can weigh up to 12 stone, and have a life expectancy well in excess of 100 years. look at the size of that head! fluffy�*s clearly got a bit of growing to do, but the centre's more than happy to have him to stay. just pure muscle power driving that jaw! because he's got an interesting story, he'll probably become a bit of a mascot for the centre. and visitors need no reminding this animal may bite. juliette parkin, bbc news. i wouldn't want to come face—to—face with ftuffy~ _ i wouldn't want to come face-to-face with flu . ., ., ., , .,~ with fluffy. now, i have a break in show business _ with fluffy. now, i have a break in show business news, _ with fluffy. now, i have a break in show business news, the - with fluffy. now, i have a break in show business news, the most i with fluffy. now, i have a break in i show business news, the most read on the bbc news website. the spice girls have reunited. 0k, not quite as you may expect. they have reunited at victoria's 50th birthday

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Alex Witt Reports

felt with him sitting there? >> i think so. it made the whole thing feel more real. >> jordan now, and a state attorney from florida and near court reporter with the washington post. i welcome you both. dave, what is your sense of the fallout for not just prospective jurors who have brief experiences in the courtroom with trump, but also the jurors who are now going to come face-to-face with him over the next six weeks or so? >> it is imposing for these jurors but that's the beauty of our system. ordinary americans, a jury of his peers that get to decide his fate and he can complain all he wants outside to sycophants, the right-wing media, has audiences but inside the courtroom, the judge is in charge and the jury makes the final decision. i think it's an impressive feat

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be going on. so, that's what started it. so, what were you doing? were you approaching them at that point? were you trying to find out who these whistle—blowers were or they were in the public domain and you were trying to get access? what were you trying to do? ijust started trying to speak to as many people as possible — both those who had written about this very early, because there wasn't that much around about it at the time. i spoke — i was talking to a couple of clinicians. i met them face to face in that spring. and i spoke with a oxford associate professor called michael biggs, who'd found some unpublished data on a study that gids had done on puberty blockers. and that's where our first film, myself and deborah cohen, who was health correspondent at the time, that's yes because i was going to say, you know, as you mentioned, i was working with you at newsnight at the time. i remember you and deb cohen doing this series of reports. how would you — so, that was for newsnight. how would you characterise media coverage of this story more widely? pretty woeful, i think. in what way? it just. .. it hasn't. ..

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From the classroom to the outdoors, a local ranger repairs bikes so young people can enjoy cycling.

Chavene Simmons has been living in King City since 2021. He traded the classroom, where he taught science, for the outdoors and started working for the U.S. Forest Service at

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were you approaching them at that point? were you trying to find out who these whistle—blowers were or they were in the public domain and you were trying to get access? what were you trying to do? ijust started trying to speak to as many people as possible — both those who had written about this very early, because there wasn't that much around about it at the time. i spoke — i was talking to a couple of clinicians. i met them face to face in that spring. and i spoke with a oxford associate professor called michael biggs, who'd found some unpublished data on a study that gids had done on puberty blockers. and that's where our first film, myself and deborah cohen, who was health correspondent at the time, that's where it started. yes because i was going to say, you know, as you mentioned, i was working with you at newsnight at the time. i remember you and deb cohen doing this series of reports. how would you — so, that was for newsnight. how would you characterise media coverage of this story more widely? pretty woeful, i think. in what way? it just. ..

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