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Passengers held on an Emirates flight for five hours without food have expressed fury over being compensated with flight credits instead of money. On January...
thatis hostages, about 130 of them, because that is what the israeli public wants, perhaps even above is war aims in gaza. two top flight clubs, everton and nottingham forest, have been charged by the premier league with breaking its financial rules. if the charges are upheld, both clubs could face fines or points deductions, meaning they would be moved down the league or even relegated. they have 1a days to formally respond. here�*s our sports editor, dan roan. when everton were docked ten points for breaching premier league financial rules less than two months ago, the fans�* fury towards what they saw as an unfair punishment was clear. the club appealed. but now could it get even worse? everton, today charged again for exceeding the £105 million losses permitted in another, more recent three—year period. in a statement, everton said the club must now defend another premier league complaint, which includes the very same financial periods for which it has already been sanctioned, before that appeal
"and preposterous". and you yourselfjust referenced to me your own past. your own parents came from germany and from czechoslovakia. they were fortunate, they survived the nazi holocaust. but much of your wider family did not. you know what genocide means, but it doesn't sound like you share any of the israeli fury about the application of that word to your country. i totally do. but remember that the same president who condemned the international court ofjustice in the hague signed on a rocket aimed at gaza, signed on a bomb which is aimed at gaza. this bomb might have killed innocent children or women, like most of the bombs did. let's remember, 60%, 70% of the casualties are women and children. so he is signing on a bomb and condemning those
mind about labelling it as genocide, so... well, they mind, i guess, for reasons which are, for anyone who knows some history, understandable. i mean, to quote president herzog, your country's president, he calls the accusations "atrocious and preposterous". and you yourselfjust referenced to me your own past. your own parents came from germany and from czechoslovakia. they were fortunate, they survived the nazi holocaust. but much of your wider family did not. you know what genocide means, but it doesn't sound like you share any of the israeli fury about the application of that word to your country. i totally do. but remember that the same president who condemned the international court ofjustice in the hague signed on a rocket aimed at gaza, signed on a bomb
i mean, to quote president herzog, your country's president, he calls the accusations "atrocious and preposterous". and you yourselfjust referenced to me your own past. your own parents came from germany and from czechoslovakia. they were fortunate, they survived the nazi holocaust. but much of your wider family did not. you know what genocide means, but it doesn't sound like you share any of the israeli fury about the application of that word to your country. i totally do. but remember that the same president who condemned the international court ofjustice in the hague signed on a rocket aimed at gaza, signed on a bomb which is aimed at gaza. this bomb might have killed innocent children or women, like most of the bombs did. let's remember, 60%, 70% of the casualties are women and children.
on how this could happen. >> yeah, that's right. and it's kind of interesting here. i can't help but see this as a bit of a climb down from abbe lowell, hunter biden's attorney there, wrapped up in legal bluster, he's done a u-turn, saying hunter would sit for a deposition. republicans response is likely to be fury, he is facing the consequences now. so see how it will play out eventually but seems like lowell and biden are on the back foot here. >> john: you know, and that is a point of contention to your point about a valid subpoena because abbe lowell is claiming the current subpoena is not valid because the house had not voted to launch a full impeachment inquiry but that if another subpoena was launched
>> sandra: abbe lowell writes -- we will put i on the screen. accept the subpoena on mr. biden's behalf. here is josh boswell, last hour, shannon, on the gop reaction that we have seen so far to that new letter. listen. >> republicans response to this is likely to be fury, right, congress has issued a valid subpoena, hunter did not comply with that, he did not show up and he's facing the consequences now. yet to see how it will play out eventually but seems like abbe lowell and hunter biden are on the back foot here. >> sandra: really interesting analysis by mr. boswell there, shannon. >> shannon: and everybody is calling everybody's bluff. what happens if the house gop rather than saying listen, wep stand by the subpoena we think it's good and you are in contempt and need to show up. ok, we will give you the new subpoena and now we are going to
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back those jan sixth attackers. michael steele is here, -host of the new msnbc show the weekend, which actually premiers this saturday. michael, congratulations. excited to have you in that capacity. what do you see in this story, this shift? >> well, you know, i think the question that hits me, particularly when you do the back to back, so, this is what you said on january 6th and seventh, and this is what you've said since then, the question i have to all these members as, so where you lying to us then or are you lying to us now? was that all performative? back then? your outrage and fury at the storming of the capital? the insurrection the was fomented by that then sitting president of the united states? or are you, you know, performing now for trump? and it really speaks, i think, in large measure, to just how
>> and she was still on the phone with 911 when chris hall came outside and found his wife's body floating in the spa and called out for courtney. investigator tom. >> i heard it best described during the trial as a cosmic coincidence that someone could see something that they perceived to be more than just some kind of kinky action in a jacuzzi in the morning, and then that actually turn out to be true, that a woman was actually drowned in that spa. that is not a coincidence. that is what she saw. >> the prosecution's theory? somehow, sitting in that spa that morning, chris was overcome by some private fury, who knows what. the hidden violence, is what strunsky called it. and then killed his spouse when he thought nobody was looking. >> chris hall ambushed his wife, grabbed her by the hair, slammed her head twice into the