and the james web space telescope can tell us what our ancestors were. what are these building blocks that were formed 1st and lead to the production of heavy elements that we are made off? so in a way, it's our origins that we are uncovering and it's worth every penny to figure out where we came from. and it's of the, the task of it will be in an all bits, which is not the same one as ha, but he's going to be behind the earth in l 2, which is about 1500000000 kilometers from the earth. which means that if there is any glitch, there is absolutely no way you would be able to send any rescue mission mission that what's the rational, what's the rationale behind this particular think put in it on l to when, you know this is one of the most expansive a telescopes created by, designed by the, by that, by that nice and other groups. and then there is no rescue mission. well, to be honest, even if it was closer to us at the moment, there's no rescue mission. when that was helpful. there was the space shuttle for a professional and that was what went in to get th

so the ingenious james school will be hoping for a 100 percent success. and but you remember the how it is go, but it was long, several years ago, it had to be given glosses since it was, it couldn't focus properly and the americans had to fix the problem dead. that's all. but the james, when everything goes right and the world gets to know how.

so probably the hollow space that is without live the, the james webb. but both would work in coordination and that well will be a fantastic opportunity for science because there won't continue to cover the whole spectrum of the weight and for $25.00 microns or so. are they the it is going to look deeper into space towards the edge of time, but at the same time, which will, it will take opportunity to look into our own solar system and look for building blocks of life somewhere in this massive expanse of the universe this, this looks like a mammoth task never undertaken before by humanity. right, so this telescope, they will be able, for example, to look at the atmospheres of planets as they transit their stars. they passing front of the star and the some of the light from the star would pass through their atmosphere and we can diagnose that light. then they figure out if there is any fingerprint of molecules that we recognize such as c o 2 ah, water h 2. 0 and the method is c h 4. and. ringback by that perhaps find evidence for molecules that are indica

the b james w. the telescope comes to me to fill a gap in the what we call the electromagnetic spectrum. they hubble space telescope piece of serving the baseball part of the spectrum on a little bit of the near infrared. and then the james w is one to offset from the nearing progress to the middle infrared, which is important when the, which is neglect, seem absurd before when not to these level. and then of course, we have the herschel, the casual observatory that was working a few years ago, or sort of in the fighting progress, which is also very interesting. it was a very successful telescope. also like rush point in the lug around 2 point with a middle 3 and a half meters. it was quite a big telescope, almost does because these one. but yes, it is very important to serve in this part of the, of the spectrum to locate, as you said, the very, the very 1st stars that emerge from the dark gauge of the universe, a few 100000000 years after the big bang. we have the stars emerging on the 1st kind of

but we're actually focusing on the infrared with james web . so that lets us see different types of features that we couldn't necessarily resolve with hobble before. and we're going to be able to see back in time, so to speak, even further, all the way back to about 13600000000 years into the history, the universe, which is a huge deal because we think it would be universe is only 13800000000 years old. so this gives us a chance to see the university right after it was forming those really early stages . yeah, i mean it's absolutely mind blowing. so as well as you know, looking further into the beginning of time, it's also going to be looking at some of our nearest neighbors i believe, or x or planets. right, and this is something that wasn't even thought of when james webb was being developed because it was actually proposed before we had discovered any extra floor plan. it's plans beyond our solar system. and so it's really amazing to see how far the science has come in the 20 plus years that it's taken to actually design. and finally launch

>> his name is james henrikson. >> james henrikson. he was the man who had gotten doug interested in the oil play in the first place. the man with his wife sarah were known as the barbie and ken of the oil patch. this guy worked for them. his name is rick airy. >> for lack of a better term, they stuck out like a couple of toureds in a punch bowl. >> well, one way to put it. james met sarah at a drive-through coffee stand. she was a barista. >> what was he like? >> he was calm, cool, collected, older man, good-looking. he was fun. fun. we'd always go out. we would go out. it was easy. i never thought i'd marry him or go do business with him. >> but that's what she did. they moved to the oil patch in 2011, got married in minot, north dakota, and by 2013, he was the charismatic face of a major trucking operation called blackstone, and she was the blond on his arm and the senior company official. sarah signed the checks. blackstone was the business doug first invested in, before he got interested in the oil lease. how did this business get

james is one of them. the science he said, be keeping on a farm can offset the destruction of natural pollinators. protecting the rest of the ecosystem will take more. malcolm web al jazeera miranda can yeah. let's get some more analysis on this from met. neal who's a professor of anthropology at the iowa state university. he joins us live now from iowa. hello, matt. so you've been studying this very issue of insecticides and their impact on base. what did you discover? yeah, we've been looking at this issue in iowa where many of our crops use variety of insecticides, including some of the ones that are mentioned in kenya. and we're addressing this in a couple of ways, one, looking at how farmers could reduce the use of insecticides that they're using in their crops. but also asking how much exposure bees are experiencing in the crops in an adjacent habitat that's designed for it to conserve. and, and what we found is that there are bees that are at risk of exposure to these insecticides. they are showing

james houghton at school at 34 points. i've been 48 tried his luck for 3 points, the rights at the end, but it missed and the next 1112 to 110. so that's all we have for now. but before we go, reminder about top sports stories, african champions, algeria played in the early game on wednesday of the rushing, the sudan, full goals to mil, to top greet d in the same group, egypt edged out 11 on with a penalty in that fuss game, winning one male, and later on we'll get to see saudi arabia in action for the 1st time. they're up against jordan in that opening match. we'll be back in a few hours time for another sports outdated at $1845.00. jim tate. c a. c them. ah aah! in december, jesse guitar host the fee for our upcoming a momentous event for the region and a glimpse of what's in store for the 2022. welcome people in power investigates the use and abuse of power across the globe. a world exclusive interview with joint nobel peace, lori if recognize the safeguarding freedom of expression as a precondition for democracy and la

james, where begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. mm. punching a hole through the clouds. 20 seconds into the flight. good pity program reported. i know that vehicle performance is nominal. the ari on 5 rocket continues to fly up hill and nominal fashion, the rumble of a powerful hour. i felt here on the control center 3 d animation like a cancer. no sense of i by chance. yeah. you're right. throw up. yeah. oppressive. 13 kilometers an altitude 7 kilometers down range, traveling about a point 6 kilometers per 2nd about so normally the trajectory reported to be nominal by john, look, voyer the range operations manager you can see at the bottom of your screen. the yellow line is the trajectory plot perfectly overlayed over the green line, which was the pre launch trajectory. one minute 41 seconds end of the flight. about 40 seconds away fraud as it comes down to the solid rocket boosters. coming up on the 2 minute mark, end of the flight went in the text, the threshold next generations of this, not this direction, but a let's say we're

but it didn't end for james earl ray. because after james earl ray shot martin luther king on that balcony in memphis in 1968, he got away. he got in his car, drive away. drove back to atlanta. spent three more days driving north. he crossed the u.s. border into canada. he stayed in canada for a month. somehow got himself at least one fake passport there. he through to europe. spent some time in portugal of all places. ended up in london. it wasn't until two months after he assassinated martin luther king that james earl ray was finally arrested. he was arrested at the airport in london, as he was preparing to fly on to another country. james earl ray was extradited back to the united states to face trial. he admitted he did it. he confessed. pled guilty. he was sentenced to 99 years in prison for the assassination of martin luther king. but then a couple of things of note happened thereafter. one thing to note that happened thereafter, he escaped from prison. he had previously been an escapee and even after he was senten

james, i was following up on the top sky. i'm just going to bring in dmitri mar, a tough in at this moment because he taught me how many colleagues he last moments after he found out that he had won the nobel peace prize. he held a press conference and the 1st thing on his lips was we'll have a lesson because it's remarkable. and then i'm gonna hand back to you to at the also city hall. tell us more about dimitry. here is here the premier or you. but of course, mean your sugar chicken, eager to dominic or nasty, bob always starts a marquee a lower natasha. similarly, latter option, option 5 is your mom got daughter. a girl is up apiece. who saw your season? yeah, yeah, new militia benefits are at the premium. while you heard dmitri there, dedicating the award to his 6 colleagues from the via gazette who killed including anna, pully taska. he is not as a public of a figure as maria theresa his kind of been behind the scenes, but he is run this newspaper nor via gazette since 1993. but he does wait. that's why the collective co

the bron james is facing up to 10 days out sideline, bike a road of ours. not been confirmed yet whether he has the virus has been placed in the n, b, a code of 900 protocols, which saw him miss tuesday's game against sacramento. this means he has either tested positive or had an inconclusive result. the 36 year old james is fully vaccinated and found out this morning he was going to be entering the health and safety protocols and we arrange for him to get transportation back early safely since pretty much like i said, if you use los disappointing, you know, we just want to know the best for him right now. you know, that's where our thoughts are and you know, we have a next man up my, you know, i mean, it's a game season. you're going to deal with guys being in line up. we've been out without him. some already to season. i feel like we're, we're further along with our cohesiveness now that we were the 1st time you went out with his strain. is good. oh, you said these are the magic when is a good chance in? oh boy, you know, we want to make sure that he gets

but they did have a bron james when they hosted at san antonio. he top scored with a 36, but it wasn't enough. as the lakers fell by 28 points, that 4th consecutive loss literally this always comes to facility in the homes and i like to have been out and about learn how you know, and just give me a positive test you know, knock on wood. oh ball. i wanna run into it again, but as soon as we are known, you don't know where's coming from? you don't know where it's at and shot a sense. healthiest possible. steph curry delivered another shooting master class for the golden state warriors. he managed 46 points against the bent his grizzlies, including 83 pointers, the warriors and just behind phoenix, the top spot in the western conference. or by the way, the warriors in one career gay england, cricket captain j rate, says his site must eliminate basic mistakes to have any chance of wrestling control back from australia in the ashes. the taurus a to know down after a couple of crushing defeats and go into the boxing day test, matching melbourne, needing

james hardens. people say that, so we have for now, before we go, a reminder of our top stories or from the fee for our upcoming african champions. algeria played in the early game on wednesday of the rushing sea down to 4 goals to nail to top 3 d in the same group, eat it, knocked off 11 on one. there was a penalty in the 2nd hall. i'm the rock. i started at 5 to the fence with a foreigner victory over palestine. i'll be back in a few hours for another sports update at $21.00 to $45.00 gmc say with this off the right lauren taylor will have a news update from london. mm hm. with a less than a year. how will host the middle east 1st? well in preparation, the country is a major and settlement with 16 nations going head to head in thanks, porpoise built stadiums. 2022 will keep you across the action as council prepared for the region's biggest ever sporting events. that the for our cup on al jazeera join the debate, 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from of common impacted country. the clim

hello, james. hello for lisa. nice to see. welcome. i'm going to put something to you 1st of all because i want you to join. i me hi. hi, very well. thank you. i'm. i'm going to put something to you. i want you to listen to this comment here, and it comes from the all slow new university college. and pixar pon some of the challenges that the nobel peace prize has in terms of the nominations. who receives it? have a listen, have a look. the nobel peace prize given to i'll be offered has become a huge embarrassment for the novel committee. never before as well know there, laurie, it's actively started a war and even commanded the war from the front line. as we have seen, i'll be america has been doing over the last few weeks, the noble committee cannot revoke your price once it has been offered. but the committee could have done more to cast light on the atrocity war. fair enough, your peer commanded by wallow there laureates. i see fully and james, both making notes about this. i am wondering because of so many entities you have done wi

ok, so let's take a closer look at the james, where telescope. it's the world's largest and most powerful, ever built, and it's traveling some distance. it's final destination is one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. it's going to stay cool. it's the optimum temperature for the telescope to use infrared to view the universe. that's wavelengths that we feel as hate and look into the universe is look back into time . its mission is to view the very 1st stars and galaxies that emerged after the big bang more than 13 and a half 1000000000 years ago. it will also investigate the potential for life in the galaxies. for more on this story, let's bring in klaus pumps. pod and who is a web project. scientists and join sasa from baltimore close. thanks so much for being on the news. our. what did you make of the launch and just how difficult and complex is this journey? one of what a beautiful launch there was, obviously a lot of nervousness today this morning. yes, we all came in very early. it's only 8 30 in the morning here. but it was just beautiful

after more than 2 decades of setbacks and delays, the james web space telescope is finally cleared for launch and expectations at the speech center in french, vienna, or high. and i think i speak for everyone to say that we're, we're really excited to see it launch and i think everyone's done everything they can to make it a successful launch as well. web is the most powerful space telescope ever built its mission to pier back 13500000000 years ago to the early stages of our universe . scientists say the potential for new discoveries could up and everything we know about our place in the cosmos. we're really trying to look further back in time and, you know, examine how some of those 1st galaxies formed where we're trying to rewrite some of the astronomy votes that exist right now. at the space museum in the city of crew, a new generation of astronomers anxiously await lift off on and the excitement is just as high for aspiring scientists as it is for the grown ups who have been waiting for this moment. for years, we went to hear the music, i'm acela's phone and i've been studying astr

the james web space telescope is due to block off around 1220 gmc on christmas day, more than 20 years later than planned. that's cross live to manuel rap hello, who's joining us from crew that's in french vienna, which is from where the telescope will be launched and manual the project has experience years of set back. so is this is to launch on track. then go ahead on christmas morning. that's right. or in years of setbacks, years of delays. i want to set the scene for you a little bit. we're at the spaceport in guiana in the city of carew. and i want to point to this a large spacecraft. that's right behind me. this is an exact replica of the same area and 5 rocket that's going to be ferrying the james web space telescope into its orbit on december 25th. now this is not an exact replica, this is about 6 meters shorter than the real thing. the reason for that is a special housing had to be made to accommodate this very large space telescope. it's the largest one ever sent into space. it's the most powerful space telescope ever built and again, 25 years in the making 25 years worth of

as part of the research project, james started keeping bees on his farm. and then not visiting the kado flowers, they're busy making honey. james cells expert say the pollination short food shows there's something wrong with keeping peace. can help scientists say that the pollination gap has been effectively closed and that the because the trees and now producing their maximum harvest, they're right next to the beehive. the researches say that the bees themselves facing some grave threats. the un program of spraying locust that is played east africa over the last 2 years added to an already increasing use of chemical pesticides. farmers use them to help me growing populations, demands of food, be the rule, so threatened by destruction of their natural habitats to make way for farmland and growing cities. changing climate posies, new threats. the scientists working here at africa, leading insect research center say there's a lack of data compared to other continents. samples of pollen grains from b hives can help fill in some of the picture as can samples o

james is one of them. the scientists say, be keeping on a farm can offset the destruction of natural pollinators. protecting the rest of the ecosystem will take more. malcolm web al jazeera miranda can yeah. nasa has confirmed its parker solar probe, which is all between the sun is touched it for the 1st time. on a recent fly by the probe dipped into the upper atmosphere also called the corona, astronomers learned for the 1st time the corona has spikes and dips. it's a discovery that could help further understand solar whether the probe will continue until 2025. francisco diego is a lecturer at the department of physics and astronomy at university college london . he says it's a significant moment. the sunny so ball of gas doesn't have a proper surface, a solid surface on the closest the space, but always going to be is about 4 diameter. so this on far away from what we see the surface of the sun. so you not exactly touching the surface of the sun, but it is touching the darrell atmosphere this funding the

but we're actually focusing on the infrared with james web . so that lets us see different types of features that we couldn't necessarily resolve with hubble before. and we're going to be able to see back in time, so to speak even further. all the way back to about 13600000000 years into the history. the universe, which is a huge deal, because we think the universe is only 13800000000 years old. so this gives us a chance to see the universe right after it was forming those really early stages. now most of the wealth lighthouse is now managed by robots, computers in fin, hardly any by people. the job of a line housekeeper is a dying profession. in south africa, just fix remain family miller. i met one of them in cape columbine, 45 lighthouse as a dotted around south africa coastline. and for passing ships and fishermen, they offer a vital beacon for navigation. this lighthouse had cape columbine on the west coast was built in the 19 cities. it's one of just 6 still manned by a keeper. it's the 1st landmark of the southern african coast, seen by

per statute, james crumbley completed atf form 5300-9a. ethan crumbley's social media posts revealed photos of the semi-automatic handgun along with the caption "just got my new beauty today" including an emoji with hearts, "sig sauer 9 millimeter, any questions i will answer," unquote. subsequent, one of jennifer crumbley's social media posts read, quote, mom and son day, testing out his new christmas present, end quote. on november 21, '21, a teacher at the oxford high school observed ethan crumbley searching ammunition on his cellphone during class and reported the same to school officials. jennifer crumbley was contacted via voicemail by school personnel regarding the son's inappropriate internet search. school personnel indicate they followed that voicemail up with an email but received no response from either parent. thereafter, jennifer crumbley exchanged text messages about the incident with her son on that day stating, quote, lol, i'm not mad at you, you have to learn not to get caught, end quote. on november 30, '21, the morning

james base and am foley barty born in it's 120 year history . the nobel peace prize has been awarded to several journalists, but never before have to been honored at the same time just a few hours ago here at oslo city hall, maria race are from the philippines and russia as dimitry murray top jointly accepted the prize. dedicating the award to colleagues of been killed in the line of duty in the next hour will be speaking to boast about the challenges and dangers they. and journalists all around the world face were also lucky to have my audience here suitably distance and with their masked song guess. and our audience members will have the opportunity to ask questions. and you too can take part in our conversation, where streaming live on facebook, youtube and twitter connect with us using the hash tag, a j nobel. congratulations, dimitri motor. tough and maria. rather congratulate here. welcome to you both, maria. i'll start with you. the last time a journalist won the nobel peace prize. this magnificent city hall in oslo hadn't even been compl

first statute, james crumbly completed atf form 3509-a. ethan crumbly's social media post revealed photos of the semiautomatic handgun, with the caption, just got my new beauty today including an emoji heart, sig sauer. subsequent to the purchase of that weapon, one of jennifer crumbly's social media posts on about 11/27/21, mom and son day testing out his new christmas present, end quote. on november 21st, 2021, a teacher observed him researching ammunition in class. jennifer crumbly was contacted via voice mail by school personnel regarding the son's inappropriate internet search. school personnel indicate they followed that voice mail up with an email, but received no response from either parent. therefore, jennifer crumbly exchanged text messages about the incident with her son on that day, stating, quote, lol, i'm not mad at you, you have to learn not to get caught, unquote. on november 30th, 21, the morning of the shooting, the next day, ethan crumbly's teacher came upon a note on ethan's desk, which alarmed her, to the point that sh

attorney general james is seeking to question donald trump under oath in her office in january. attorney general james civil investigation is separate from the ongoing criminal investigation by the manhattan district attorney's office into whether the trump organization committed tax fraud. in a statement, donald trump's lawyer said quote we are not concerned about it because he has done nothing wrong. we will wait until we see what they show us this their subpoena, and we will respond with our motions. this is purely political, and he has done nothing wrong and we are not surprised at all. hours after the news broke that attorney general james would subpoena donald trump she issued this statement saying i have come to the conclusion that i must continue my work as attorney general. there are a number of important investigations and cases that are underway, and i intend to finish the job. i am running for reelection to complete the work new yorkers elected me to do. that was very bad news for donald trump, and that was more good news for the first woman governor of new york, kat

james is one of them. the scientists say, be keeping on a farm can offset the destruction of natural pollinators. protecting the rest of the ecosystem will take more malcolm web al jazeera miranda can. yeah. ah, let's take a look at some of the headlines here now just they are now us president joe biden is in kentucky. that was the thing to state by 5 days. devastating tornadoes and it illinois investigation is underway and the collapse of an amazon warehouse that killed at least 6 people. john henry has more from outside the white house. the.

they said actually james earl ray -- moment of madness. he didn't do it and said they cooked up the scheme by which they would blame the assassination of martin luther king on a mysterious man named raul. who is raul? there is no role. they made up that much about him, but they never got much further with it than that. >> james earl ray is in solitary at -- mountain prison in tennessee. the last of the five men who broke out with him last friday night was caught this morning. today wray's lawyer was on hand, so was eric returns to report what the lawyers had to say about his client. this is jack or shaw, he's james earl ray's attorney and he talked to ray this morning, he told reporters that wray is okay physically, exhausted mentally, and sorry he tried to escape. he said there was no conspiracy to help reyes cape. >> i think we can discount the outside help. with any -- i hope there did be -- >> did he plan escape? >> no. >> who did? >> don't know. >> wray refused to talk to these investigators for the house and assassinations committee

it is housing the james web space telescope and those rocket boosters that you see on the side of the spacecraft have been filled with some 480 metric tons of solid fuel propel it just enough to blast off and send us payload some one and a half 1000000 miles away from her with the rocket now sitting on its launch pad, fingers are crossed and collective breaths are being held for weather conditions to be optimal. on the day of launch. manuel, grapple al jazeera crew, french kiana. ah la again. i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera christmas travel plans have again been thrown into chaos by the current virus pandemic. the highly transmissible only con, very in task force airlines to cancel more than 4000 flights worldwide cable is under, has moved from newark airport in new jersey.

james is one of them. the scientists say, be keeping on a farm can offset the destruction of natural pollinators. protecting the rest of the ecosystem will take more. malcolm web al jazeera miranda can yeah. still, i had an al jazeera pulse news with jemma. yes. has sent me finals that the fee for our cars from one match is already on the way we have an update on the other side of the brake. ah. with mm whole ah for thank for your company went live from all the arrows today. hello. i'm 7 us. we bought plenty to get 3, including a tenant to be a huge wow, is developing between european clubs on the confederation of african football. one of the great, they strike as a false interest highlands out emotional aguirre. and steph curry enters the history, vex is the greatest 3 point to she said in n b, a history european clubs are threatening not to release players to the africa cup of nations. well, that would include top premier league stars like egypt, mohammed sala, and algeria ramirez. the combinations is th

james carville said it. strap in. again, thank you for joining us on more than one topic and happy holidays, sir. >> always happy to do it, ari. remember, the getaway car driver, the guy that cased the joint is just as guilty as the people that went in the n baaing. never forget that. that's the law. >> it's called felony murder for a reason. it mean even if you didn't do the strangling, if you committed a felony, you can be held accountable. they were trying to murder democracy literally. i appreciate your attention to that and plain spokenness as always. >> yes, sir. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, we have a very special guest. who does obama turn to for tech insight? the man who took google public, ash schmitt makes his debut on "the beat." we'll get into politics, facebook where he's been critical, elon musk and more. >>> meanwhile, ted cruz, this time it wasn't big bird, it was just the facts owning him. >>> vice president harris making news, too. we'll have that before the hour is up. you're watching "the beat." â

busy james landau, i'm from senator james lender be receive up. is the rom serious about doing a nuclear deal, or is it playing for time? and are you preparing to get heads of government involved to decide the future of these talks and just wanted to follow up dominic's question. tory empties, mutinous downing street is in disarray. the prime minister is mocked and untrusted . what do you think must be done to rescue this government.

ah, the launch of the james web space telescope, the largest and most powerful space observatory ever build, is one for the history books. as successor to the celebrated hubble mission, scientists say the technology aboard the spacecraft, promises answers to questions. we haven't even thought yet of asking in my dreams. and my hopes are seeing signatures in planetary atmospheres away from our solar system that could hand to the presence of life will be one of the most important discoveries ever using an enormous gold plated mirror. 6 and a half meters across and instruments that operate in the infrared spectrum. the web telescope seeks to lift the veil on cosmic realms that in the past were too distant or too cold for any previous telescope to detect. web is a marvel of human ingenuity made possible through the dedicated efforts of thousands of scientists and engineers, and the close partnerships between more than a dozen countries. i'm. the politics, of course, are always there. but as a scientist, which, you know, sense try to rise above that and say what, what can we achieve togeth

james webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. scientists are hoping that james webb telescope will help to manage better understand stars and galaxies that are over 13000000000 years old. i was 0 money. well right below was at the law site in crew and french kiana. he says the vibrations created by them lift off could be felt throughout the control room. vehicle performance seems like all systems are nominal here. the excitement is palpable behind us in that control room. just moments ago we could hear the sounds from those powerful rocket boosters. more than 480 metric of solid rocket fuel propelling just enough to blast off and send the spacecraft more than more than one and a half 1000000 kilometers away from earth. you can just really feel the vibrations here in the building and really hear hear those sounds. but as far as we can tell, everything went off without a hitch in terms of that initial lift off. but again, this is really just the beginning. 27 minutes after lift off is the part that the rocket itself is doing its job, that powerful, heavy duty area and 5 rocket t

the united states has announced a diplomatic boycott of bay james winter olympics accusing china of widespread human rights abuses. no american government officials will attend the games, but it will have no impact on athletes. speaking before the boycott was confirmed, china's foreign ministry condemned any form of boycott. soon. are you sure you knew the winter olympics? a held once every 4 years as a rare opportunity for athletes. the protectiveness of the beijing winter olympics will be athletes from various countries, not individual politicians. those politicians who clamor a boycott for political self interest, just showing off and i can things up. nobody cares whether they come or not, and it will have no influence on basing success in hosting the winter olympics. many government forces one more battlefield victories against rebels from the north, the, to grier people's liberation front or t p i left appears to be retreating and i'm not a far regions, but a spokesman says that it's according to their plan. security forces in sit out of use tear gas to this plus thousands of protests as

i think if james wanted to she can conduct that deposition on the 7th. she'll get permission from the courts to do so and expedite their consideration of this bogus trump lawsuit today. and i think everything can move forward. >> you touched on this earlier. i want to put a finer point on it. james' investigation is a civil case. why is trump fighting so hard? could it turn criminal? >> there is the criminal investigation she is cooperating with by the manhattan district attorney as well as other investigations that may well turn criminal. but donald needs to stop this because it is going to go right to the heart of his fraud where he over stated by huge amount the values of property. a lot of people object to the property value on their house. i did in the house i'm in right now over $30,000. you can't take a property worth $1.3 million for property taxes in your view and say under oath in another forum it is worth $50 million. that is fraud on its face. >> one of the big things hanging over this court is outgoing new york district attorney cyrus vance

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the james go in the next few hours should blast off, and the 27 minute journey through space is not easy even even for a telescope, which is sort of delicate. and then subsequent made the steps in which the telescope, which is forwarding will be casing of the rocket when it unfolds is going to be even more breaking down the line. and even one step going out of think can really read the missions of the in jimmy as we're james red go, we'll be hoping for a 100 percent success. and but you remember the how it is go. but it was long, several years ago, it had to be given glosses since it was. it couldn't focus properly, and the americans had to fix the problem dead. that's all but the james, when everything goes right and the world gets to know how and when it was and what kind of stardust we gatty. wow, it will be incredible. so we'll certainly be watching that launch just quickly before we go. if it is successful, what does this mean for future endeavors? what's next? what's we need to understand and get back in june and under the 5, which is going to come out from this. once that is done,

that is waiting for government approval on james's, which is in belgrade. what you can see behind me is the men international highway in serbia. and the spark that goes to belgrade had been blocked for more than an hour. and actually this is just one of more than 50 locations across the serbia that should have been blocked to day citizens of serbia as well as the green activist and the local police opposition politicians protesting against 2 laws that have been adopted in the serbian parliament. last week, they seeing it as a lying ground board for the lead deal mine of the international company, a real didn't all in our vest as sir b. as you can see, there are thousands of people here as well as under the other blockages and the mortar raised in serbia. so far, there have not been incidents and like the last to me, ren, also at the same brought this happened and as many accidents are cured, especially in a city in shabba, in less than a serbia ran a group of must people even try to go to their most raised service to the bulldozers. one of the people here a