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then you don't actually care about human rights that we fundamentally all are connected by our shared humanity and we need to be pushing or not just ending this war, but for trying to figure out a path forward. >> and the longer run, i don't know that that is possible tomorrow or next year, but we need to try to be putting in place conditions so that can be possible. and a starting point is simply to end the war let's talk about your new book. >> you're getting rave reviews. ban out of u2 said, quote, it's a thriller, a chronicle, and a set of keys to our most undervalued resource. hope next, not just chasing ho p, is it? patel us nick, what is there to be hopeful about today well, it's a little harder when the middle east is the topic i've got to say and you know, i, i spent a career as you know, alice and covering war and genocide and addiction in poverty, et cetera. but over that period, i've also seen
children growing up, which everyone can relate to. i have just put my young boy to bed, as you hold them a bit tighter, don't you? it is a really sad day, and ifeel sad for him and for his family. all of our thoughts and prayers are with rob's friends and family. shifter thoughts and prayers are with rob's friends and family.— friends and family. after the diagnosis — friends and family. after the diagnosis he _ friends and family. after the diagnosis he wanted - friends and family. after the diagnosis he wanted to - friends and family. after the j diagnosis he wanted to raise awareness and together with his ex team—mate, raised millions of pounds for mnd charities. how will rob burrow be remembered? fans for mnd charities. how will rob burrow be remembered? fans in rugby leaaue burrow be remembered? fans in rugby league sensed — burrow be remembered? fans in rugby league sensed that _ burrow be remembered? fans in rugby league sensed that the _ burrow be remembered? fans in rugby league sensed that the little _ league sensed that the little warrior, who had an incredible career, winning eight super league titles with leeds rhinos, and took down some big guys along the way. but his highlights reel will stand about anyone else. what he did, i don't think many people could tackle what he did with the courage that he did, after his rugby career. a lot
border present biden said he can all he can do on immigration. apparently sound a little bit more he can suddenly do. thank you. cookson you take a look at what is going on in ukraine, you take a look at what is going on with israel. you take a look at all of this stuff. the whole world is out of control. artall eyes on israeli leaders d the divided work cabinet. review a new gaza cease-fire proposal president biden outlined on friday trey yingst is alive in tel aviv with the latest we just heard from lucas, what do we know from there? >> good afternoon. israel's security cabinet met tonight to discuss this a proposal of a cease-fire between israel and hamas' the same plan put forward by president biden on friday. it would be implemented if it
of a cruel disease. rob burrow, who has died at the age of 41. let's speak to james o'brien — rugby league correspondent at the yorkshire post. i know that you can talk about rob burrow from our personal and professional point of view, because you knew him for a very long time. i actually went to school with his cousin so i knew about him before he started his rugby career and came on the scene in super league, they told me about this little guy who was in the academy to adjust immersed into the academy to adjust immersed into the first team, under the wing of barrie mcdermott, and i saw him play. such a small little fellow, but he punched about his weight. as has been said before, pound for
amidst a sea of security dilemmas in the indo—pacific. it is the latest diplomatic push for a leader who has become accustomed to begging the world for help. now he returns home to the war, and a peace conference he hopes can break the deadlock, on his terms. suranjana tewari, bbc news, singapore. i'm joined now from washington by melinda haring, non resident senior fellow at the atlantic council. what at the atlantic council. is the main thing to undersi about what is the main thing to understand about zelensky�*s direct criticism of its support for russia? about zelensky's direct criticism of its support for russia?— its support for russia? great to be with ou. its support for russia? great to be with yom the _ its support for russia? great to be with you. the main _ its support for russia? great to be with you. the main thing - its support for russia? great to be with you. the main thing to - with you. the main thing to understand is that zelensky is very frustrated with the chinese. what happened today may seem a little overstated, it may seem like the zelensky exploded. that is not what is going on. china is pretending that it is going on. china is pretending thatitis is going on. china is pretending that it is not aiding and abetting
better to commit murder then give them the money? >> he was too smart for his own good. maybe he thought it would work. maybe he did not want to be attached to tori or her son the next 18 years. he had a girl about to become his fiancee. it was a nice little thing to do on the side, but i think it got a lot more complicated . >> there might have been more to dennis's plan. remember those strange texts daniel received the day of the murder? police believe that was dennis, who had already killed tori and dean, using tori's phone to blur daniel to the scene. what would have happened if daniel would have shown up? that is something only dennis knows. >> there was no question that they lied. >> in a separate trial, max corn was found guilty of obstructing justice, sentenced to 20 years. dennis potts was sentenced to life, without the possibility of parole, which is exactly what tori's mother wanted .
to be up to the judge. now some mitigating factors that judge could consider is trump's age being 77-years-old, and also the fact that he's a first-time offender. both sides the state and the defendant will submit memos to the court with a look at and then trump will also sit for an interview with a probation officer and they'll ask him questions like, what are your job prospects? what is your income? and then ultimately going to go back to the job? judge let's talk about the politics here. >> arrow, and we heard in kristen's package, they are from some of the president's closest allies and supporters congressman donald senator vance. >> but i want to play a little more from senator tim scott, their who has offered this full-throated endorsement singing the president's tune about out of witch hunt and rig trial. >> here's what he said. then i want your thoughts as an african american born and raised in the deep south, who had concerns about our justice system as it relates to race. >> i'm now seeing it play out
cheers, change and cheesy grins. labour are hoping to show a positive front today, with... the launch of the bus — angela's bus. and doesn't it look fantastic? laughter ..after their campaign was a little derailed this week by internal fallout over whether diane abbott could run as a labour candidate. sir keir starmer clarified yesterday she was free to stand. well, i dealt with that issue yesterday. today is about taking our argument to the country, and getting people back to work. there are millions of people who aren't in work, who are on benefits, who desperately want the dignity and respect of being back to work. we're putting our plan on the table to reform thejob centres so that they can actually be places that support people back into work. applause and cheering the conservatives are also trying to refocus this weekend, after another former tory mp said they were switching their allegiance to labour. and that's what we're going to stop, aren't we? audience cheers
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's politics or ideological commitments. but the fundamental idea behind both american democracy in general and the jury system in particular is that you can trust ordinary people to reason together and come to reasonable conclusions. sometimes i find that faith can be a little challenged in this era. but not yesterday. a former justice on the new york state supreme court and a former judge on the new york city criminal court. philip hamilton is a defense attorney with extensive experience in front of the judge, in this case, juan merchan. they join me now. good to have you here. the jury system, what a marvel. >> it is. >> well, i said on this program before, and the night before the verdict came down that i actually thought the process, whatever the outcome was, the process had been very good. and the process itself sort of prove the point. where you at all surprised that