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>> and so are we coming back down ladder of escalation, joe? >> or have they both paused? exactly on the rung where we were a couple of days ago? no, there's no there's no coming back down for now. you know you kind of stay you stay where you are on that. on that ladder. you just imagine that, you know, we've crossed some red lines here, right? so the next time that israel kills and irgc commander. iran now has established that they will strike inside of israel. that's kind of their new reaction in response, israel will strike inside of iran. so for right. they're just putting a pause on escalation. we're just putting we're not putting a cap on it yet. it's putting a pause on escalation and us certainly playing a major role, it appears here. joe, president biden called restraint from israel.
she now has to pay $260,000 in fees, plus $100,000 damages she already owed them. ms davis was brieflyjailed in 2015 for ignoring the us supreme court's ruling that legalised same—sex marriage. she cited her religious beliefs. 2024 was rung in without any announcement of a host for the 2026 commonwealth games. the australian state of victoria pulled out last july, saying that hosting would be too expensive — and the organisers have so far failed to find a replacement. so will these games happen, and what do these troubles mean for their long—term future? hunter fujak from melbourne is a lecturer in sports management at australia's deakin university. he told me earlier that after australia, there weren't many candidates for the sporting competition. well, we know with reasonable certainty that australia is off the list now, as are the uk, and that really narrows down the prospectives candidates to places like new zealand, or potentially further left field, a place like india,
and after the sixth day, i'm going to be pretty exhausted. the message today is that the hospital's extremely busy but safe, though they are nervous about the next five days. 2024 was rung in without any announcement of a host for the 2026 commonwealth games. the australian state of victoria pulled out lastjuly, saying that hosting would be too expensive, and the organisers have so far failed to find a replacement. so will these games happen? and what do these troubles mean for their long—term future? hunter fujak, from melbourne, is a lecturer in sports management at australia's deakin university. tell me who the organisers might be considering. well, we know with reasonable certainty that australia is off the list now, as are the uk, and that really narrows down the prospectives candidates to places like new zealand, or potentially further left field, a place like india, south africa, or some of those more developing nations.
of punching down? isn't it like aren't comedians generallboutf y view themselvesn the lowest rung right in society? they are like the people that are allowed to make fun of everybody above them. evand what's interesting, becaue i watched the ricky gervais special last night and i watched chappells e and i thoughty. chappelle was funnier. i mean, i love ricky gervaisgh.l there were a lot of laughs in it. but chappelle, i was i was screaming. but they tackl gervaise they bo. tackle disabilities and the disabled because not supposed to do things. you're not supposed to laughnopt at. it's like laughing in church. it's like when your brother n chtherin church not supposed k in church. you're really not supposed to laugh you it. but that's what makes it so funny. and there are these sacred cowfd that they both kind of slaughtered at the same time. and it mad cs e that muchthing more enjoyable. and the thing that i loved about chappelli chappelle and is have is, you know, he winds up and he throws these curveballs , that you don't see coming. bec and it's always that's when it becomes the mostom the inapprope and you're choking on laughter. and part of the reaction is wedt
she's hopped off to have a look and it was the remains of a cannabis grove. there was also a large box with cannabis in it. the 20 riders are vetted and recruited, and will work alongside rural policing teams to be their eyes and ears along quiet country lanes. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. 2024 was rung in without any announcement of a host for the 2026 commonwealth games. the australian state of victoria pulled out lastjuly, saying that hosting would be too expensive — and the organisers have so far failed to find a replacement. so will these games happen, and what do these troubles mean for their long—term future? i'm joined by hunter fujak, from melbourne, who's a lecturer in sports management at australia's deakin university. welcome to bbc news. with victoria puling out, who might the organisers be speaking to? could it still be in australia?
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you guys? >> she was interested in the same things that all of us were. she liked to go fishing. she liked to go hunting. she liked to shoot guns. >> was she okay? >> better than seth. >> sounds like you would have been happy if she were your girlfriend? >> seth was lucky. >> lucky for sure. but seth knew it was time to settle down and get a real job. like lisa, he was drawn to uniformed service. he signed on as a volunteer firefighter and drew a paycheck as a security guard. but his father-in-law todd was helping him get a higher rung on the ladder with a soon to start job as a jailer for the sheriffs. >> they were very close. todd was a big influence on seth. that's why i think he went into law enforcement. >> a new job, a young marriage, and now more changes for seth. he was going to be a father. they picked a name for the unborn girl, zoe marie. in may 2012, they were halfway through the pregnancy. seth and lisa, a baby on the way, were starting out their married life in this humble little trailer. it was a gift from his dad purchased on a beautiful piece of property. it
and they did not put him somewhere tidier for this part of the process. and that itself says a lot about what it means to be subject to the criminal justice system and treated like a citizen rather than a vip. >> the point you were making, just to amplify it, it is actually kind of remarkable to wamp a former president have to submit to state authority. have to submit to, you know, it is sort of a federalist kind of triumph that no matter how high you are, no matter what sort of rung of power you achieve, and he achieved the highest one in american politics, in the end, you're just a citizen and you have to go through the fithy jail if you're accused of a crime. >> you're a citizen. we're looking back and forth at the shot rachel was describing and inside the other pool from inside one of the vehicles. sometimes people ask us what's going to happen in the future. is he going to be convicted? i always say i don't know. i can tell you to rachel's point earlier, i know about past rico cases. they almost always involve some
been -- who have breached the capitol, were involved in january 6th. you had to address a notion of pointing fingers and who was directing who. am i going to be accountable and liable for what someone told me to do? how do you see the fact we have all of these people -- we know mark med adows, you know giulia, sidney paowell. a lot of the people on this list, i don't know them. >> you have an indictment of 19 people -- by the way, it's really not 19 people. there's 30 unindicted coconspirators. we have 50 people. that's a lot. >> i have to do math on a tuesday night with you right now? keep going. >> absolutely. we have 19 people. the top five are the most important. the bottom rung are probably talking to their lawyers and vice versa. i have to do a beeline to fani
the eyes of the elite that yevgeny prigozhin was allowed to walk free in the investigation against him was immediately closed down after a secret deal was negotiated and this is putin reasserting his personal power, consolidating it. but at the same time undermining the idea of russia as a regular state, these are mafia tactics in what increasingly looks like a mafia state. chris: looks like a mafia state. chris gill, looks like a mafia state. chris gill. what _ looks like a mafia state. chris gill, what do _ looks like a mafia state. chris gill, what do you _ looks like a mafia state. chris gill, what do you think - looks like a mafia state. chris gill, what do you think that? l looks like a mafia state. chris| gill, what do you think that? i looks like a mafia state. chris gill, what do you think that? i know you have been giving evidence to the select committee on the wagner group. i select committee on the wagner urou -. . select committee on the wagner i rou . . ., ., , ., select committee on the wagner ”foul ., ., , ., .,, group. i am not sure that it was putin who _ group. i am not sure that it was putin who ordered _ group. i am not sure that it was putin who ordered this. - group. i am not sure that it was putin who ordered this. quite . group. i am not sure that it was - putin who ordered this. quite often it is done _ putin who ordered this. quite often it is done by people at the next rung _ it is done by people at the next rung down_ it is done by people at the next rung down and putin gives a nod and a wink _ rung down and putin gives a nod and a wink we _ rung down and putin gives a nod and a wink. we know with regard to yevgeny — a wink. we know with regard to yevgeny prigozhin in particular he was deeply unpopular amongst some of the really— was deeply unpopular amongst some of the really powerful people around putin _ the really powerful people around putin. people like the secretary of