israel confirms its jets attacked a refugee camp in the north of gaza, saying it killed a senior hamas commander responsible for the murder and kidnapping of israelis on october 7th. a doctor has told the bbc that 120 people were killed and hundreds have been injured. three weeks into this war, yet more anguish for the civilians of gaza. the israeli military says the strike destroyed a network of tunnels it claims hamas built under the jabalia camp and says hamas is using civilians as human shields. we ll talk live to action aid, who say one of their team s mother, father, brother and sisters were all killed in the strike. and we ll ask a former us general whether washington s support for israel is open ended and unconditional. also tonight: unfit to respond to the challenges of the pandemic, completely unable to make decisions borisjohnson s top advisers during covid say their old boss was chaotic and dithering. are their claims of the scale of such incompetence worse th
ideas around which america is built, it was abraham lincoln. politicians recognized the power that his name still has and use it. and that vision of lincoln s of a generous, inclusive america has driven this country for more than 200 years. president lincoln not only understood the heartbreak of his country, he also understood the cost of sacrifice. abraham lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation. the president said, and i quote, if my name ever goes down into history, it will be for this act, and my whole soul is in it. my whole soul is in it. generations of black people named their children lincoln, because lincoln freed the slaves. but it s a lot more complicated than that. a lot of people think lincoln was a fiery opponent of slavery from the day he was born, and that s not quite true. turns out that a great way to put down the rebellion is to yank the enslaved africans out from under his enemies. and the guy really was freeing the slaves, hope thanks
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it was the bundle left at this doorway that would send james earl ray to prison for the rest of his life. for many people, it s been a mystery. why was it dropped and by whom? for an answer, let s start again with that night 40 years ago. upstairs in the boarding house that evening, charles stevens was in his room next to the bathroom. i heard what i thought was a shot. there was a loud explosion. he saw a man walking quickly away down the hall. he had a package underneath his arm. the package was about yea long. the man ran down the stairs and turned south on the sidewalk. suddenly, he ducked into a recessed doorway and dropped a bundle, this one. it s a big bundle. in this picture, it s giant. it s a huge bundle and very incriminating in the end.
take any deductions or get any income reflected for a boarding house? not at all. so the idea of the boarding house comes out of the air. other than the county is asking the same questions? correct. is there anything else about the irs investigation that was peculiar? of course, the volume of questions was absolutely enormous. and you know, an auditor did come to the farm and ask me questions while i put eggs into egg cartons. so this is how many acres do you have? shy of 70. it s organic? yes. you farm it yourself? we farm it ourselves and have people that help us. how do you sell your product? until recently, people came to the farm with their families and they would, you know, collect their vegetables and eggs and honey and that is what we did. before the county came in and started over regulating it and putting in place restrictions.