guests after a fallout over a lack of diversity among thejudges. well, it s not the court novak djokovic had in mind when he headed to melbourne for the australian open. but a judge in the city is now sitting to determine if the nine time winner of the event gets any chance at all to defend his title. or if he decides the world s number one tennis player should be deported in keeping with the decision of australia s border force. djokovic arrived last week with a medical exemption from entry rules over covid vaccination, but his visa was cancelled at the airport. from melbourne, shaimaa khalil reports. for days, they ve been showing their solidarity on the streets of melbourne. no court appearance for novak djokovic, who s still in an immigration detention hotel six days after flying in. 0h, mate, i haven t slept since he s come off the plane. we re all sick to the stomach. it s a very unfortunate situation for australia. it s becoming very embarrassing. the prospect of djo
i know the word can be overused, but mel brooks is a legend a movie legend, a musical legend and a comedy legend. oscars, emmys, baftas, tonys, grammys he s won them all many times over. # springtime for hitler and germany. # deutschland is happy and gay. # we are marching to a faster pace, look out, here # comes the master race. mel brooks was fearless he broke every rule. but he kept to the ones for lockdown, even telling his son, max, to go away. i m going, i m going. love you. he s been locked in writing his autobiography and, after some persuasion, let me in to talk about it. alan, you flew on an aeroplane all the way from london. idid. to see me here in southern california. yes, and this pandemic, which, when max introduced you, 16 million people were watching that, so you are a bit of a hero. well, also, max, what are you going to do? you cannot go to your lunches, you cannot go to your office, you cannot do your onstage stand up with a lot of people. you are stu
to alan yentob about his life. i know the word can be overused, but mel brooks is a legend a movie legend, a musical legend and a comedy legend. oscars, emmys, baftas, tonys, grammys he s won them all many times over. # springtime for hitler and germany # deutschland is happy and gay # we are marching to a faster pace, look out # here comes the master race. mel brooks was fearless he broke every rule. but he kept to the ones for lockdown, even telling his son, max, to go away. i m going, i m going. love you. he s been locked in writing his autobiography and, after some persuasion, let me in to talk about it. alan, you flew on an aeroplane all the way from london. idid. to see me here in southern california. yes, and this pandemic, which, when max introduced you, 16 million people were watching that, so you are a bit of a hero. well, also, max, what are you going to do? you cannot go to your lunches, you cannot go to your office, you cannot do your onstage stand up with
defendant was a aggressor. john: let s recap what happened so far today. garrett tenney is standing by live outside of the courtroom in kenosha. john, the defense s request for a mistrial without presidents that was made yesterday has not come up in the trial today but judge bruce showed her has not made a ruling on that, so that is still on the table as we go forward. at the beginning of today s hearing he did tell everyone involved, one of the first things he said was, everyone be on their best behavior today. this comes as the defense calls with last three witnesses to the stand, the first being the use of force and video expert who testified that rittenhouse was kicked in the face just prior to shooting anthony huber. also testified about how quickly everything happened in the moments between when he was attacked and when shots were fired and in the second shooting, how quick the reaction was from when he was hit in the head come up to the shots hitting anthony huber.
he gave the state department the very best of his leadership for the up very best of his leadership for the up his experience, his patriotism, he gave us his decency and the state department loved him for it. colin powell: paul department loved him for it. colin powell : paul was one of the architects of the iraq war. architects of the iraq war. who later said he regretted the case he made for military invasion as a blot on his reputation when the intelligence turned out to be wrong. and uefa has ruled that the england football team will have to play at least one game without fans over the chaos at wembley during the euros final. here in the uk, it s been a day of reflection as politicians paid tribute to the murdered mp sir david amess at a special parliamentary session. he was stabbed to death during a meeting with his constituents in essex on friday. in the last few minutes a remembrance service for sir david has ended. the service was held at st margaret s church, in