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>> what should be animal penalty? if you're stuck on the bridge for six hours, what is the animal penalty? is an elephant, joe exotic? >> will have consequence from the police that much, would have anything from condemning this but you have speech speech rights. everybody is the freedom, if you're in traffic for six hours, you will need a bathroom. in a normal city, you want to go indoors. >> i want free bully to come up over bridge and back down into the water. >> to think i described you as a pothead. [laughter] >> do you have a suitable sentence and guideline? >> in minnesota, a pack of wolves, just let them go. the elephants are nice and gentle but the wolves, things open up. >> you are on board with the wolf penalty. >> i would like to see the lion
billion foreign aid bill is now headed to the us senate after months of contentious wrangling and the house of representatives, the senate will have to come back from recess if it's going to get get this passed quickly, the package provides ukraine with 61 billion as it struggles to hold its ground on the front lines in the war war with russia and israel gets $26 billion, including a sizable chunk for its missile defense systems. we've got full coverage for alvarez in washington, fred pleitgen in ukraine, and jeremy diamond in tel aviv, israel. so priscilla, you first do we have a timeline for when that could take this up? >> we do according to senate majority leader chuck schumer, this is expected to start happening on tuesday afternoon. that being voting on these national security bills and it is expected to pass and i would go to the president's desk for a signature, something that he called to of called for over the weekend and said the sentence should act quickly,
tv reporter: all smiles at l the end of a high-profile tour. but in the works, i a legal bombshell. harry is suing two of l the biggest newspaper groups in britain. the case — allegations- of harry's calls being hacked in the early 2000s. prince harry is pursuing legal action against an extraordinary number of uk publishers. i mean, the sentence i've just uttered is pretty extraordinary. we're talking about the king's son taking on much of the british press. what he, at considerable personal cost, is pursuing are cases where he believes that this press has acted on illegal information. from his telling, he has known no other life which hasn't involved some form of alleged activity by elements of the media in order to find out what he was up to.
wearing the shirt that he would feel it if he tried to hug me. >> she had to work for safety. she had no idea who this man really was or what he was truly capable of. >> i was so scared. every day that i went to go meet him i told mary i was going, i told my mom i was going and i told my friends i was going. >> because mischele was about to turn up the heat on william allen jordan. she asked him more about his prior conviction for sexual assault against an underage girl that he pleaded guilty to. >> he denied it. i said why did you pleaded guilty and he said it would cost him more money and fee to get out of it but but pleading guilty got a lesser sentence. >> two weeks after the first undercover session she set up another secret recording of him but this time in the car. >> i set my ipad to record the audio and i tucked it between
defense. >> jesse: this i is a political show trial. >> harold: that's not right, this is a trial -- >> jesse: a show trial. >> harold: you can say he was indicted because of things you don't believe he should be indicted -- >> jesse: he was indicted because he is running for president against joe biden. >> harold: this is not a show, it is a trial and if he is found guilty in this trial he can't say i'm not -- if you don't sentence me, i'm not going to go to jail because it was a show trial. >> jesse: can't be sentenced to prison because it is not a real case, harold. he has someone without a criminal history. this is a white-collar situation. there is no way he is being sentenced to prison for this. >> harold: he could be. >> jesse: no way -- >> harold: let me finish my point. i don't know if you are right about that. he could be sentenced. >> jesse: as someone who has never passed the bar, i am right. >> tyrus: to be fair, let's just put that out there. >> sandra: but to be fair -- >> jesse: he's innocent -- >> harold: innocent until proven guilty and i look forward to hearing the case.
not familiar with but the concept of it being a mirror, a number of authors have brought that up. a number of people have written to them saying i saw myself in your book. one of the members said he will probably talk about bullying and inclusion and identity. part of that is his journey as an individual, as a self proclaimed activist, that is where it gets concerning. >> right. >> the first part of the sentence i really loved. and then it is concerning. why is it concerning that you talk about your journey? the character in your book is a seventh grader, facing identity issues, being different, being an indian kid, being gay. this happens to people. this is a reality. this is not teaching people stuff. >> no, and i love that the school administrators wrote that there are a number of lgbtq students at the school and faculty. i have heard from so many of them. by the way, using this national
this inflection point, both sides came together to answer history call passing urgently needed legislation that i have bought for for months. this package will deliver critical support to israel and ukraine, provide needed humanitarian aid to gaza, sudan, haiti and other locations impacted by conflicts . the present went on a statement to say that this will also impact places by natural disasters around the world, as a matter of fact. it will bolster security and the bone in the indo-pacific. it is brave urgency with israel facing a present attack from iran and ukraine under bombardment from russia. he wants to see this get into the senate and through the senate quickly to get to his desk so he can sign it. so equipment and weapons can be sent to ukraine to meet their needs on the battlefield. we know the ukrainians have told us they have had in sentence -- incidents of
but not hopeful. "have a couple of other irons in the fire." what we see there is the crucial part of that e—mail is the sentence, "she may not be using it at the moment." we say that is a direct reference to her phone. "she is not using it at the moment," in other words, "i can't access her messages and find out where she is." there is then a reply from the sun. "ok, thanks, greg. keep looking, mate." news group newspapers denied that the e—mail telling greg miskiw to keep looking was an instruction to access heather mills' voicemail. they say the e—mails were about monitoring an address connected with heather mills in order to ask for comment or get a picture. in 2019, news group newspapers paid heather mills a significant sum of money to settle their claim before it came to trial. they admitted to hacking
Former Hartford Police Chief Tressa Beltran could spend up to 20 years behind bars after pleading guilty to drug-related charges, according to the attorney gene