in an hour in glasgow for their ticket into the quarter finals. south africa s top court sentences jacob zuma to jail, the former president has been given five days to hand himself into police before he s arrested. and in ethiopia, tigrayan forces have taken back their regional capital mekelle but hostilities are still hampering humanitarian aid. our teams ourteams are our teams are ready, our suppliers are ready and as we have stated in the last eight months, the challenge is always been that we have not had consistent access to people who need the help most. we start at euro 2020 where there s huge celebration across england, with the national team beating one of their firecest rivals, germany, in the round of 16. it was a tight game at wembley in london but two goals, late on in the second half, gave england theirfirst victory over germany in the knock out round of a major tournament match since the 1966 world cup final. we ll start with that goal from raheem sterlin
substantive piece of legislation. that is far more important than a specific date. we will work until we get it done. it will be passed in a bipartisan manner. that s a commitment we are making. i would like to introduce mr. floyd s brother. i want to thank you all for inviting us here. [ inaudible ] we all said enough is enough. we need to be able to we need meaningful legislation. we need to get this taken care of because just like ghianna said [ applause ] y all can see that we as adults should be able to pursue that. we should be able to work together. we need to be working together to make sure that people do not live in fear in america anymore. this is the land of the free. people fight to get here. give them that option to want to come here. [ inaudible ] so many people have stepped out and been working tremendously to push the issue. i thank y all so much on behalf of our family today. thank you so much. [ applause ] they are going to see the president at
versus america s jewish population. in newly released interview excerpts the former president uses anti-semitic tropes to describe his disappointment with his low support amongst jewish voters. the jewish people in the united states either don t like israel or don t care about israel. i mean, you look at the new york times, the new york times hates israel, hates them. and they re jewish people that run the new york times. also this hour, new reporting from the new york times inside the concentrated among trump allies to do whatever they cannot to talk to the january 6th committee and try to run out the clock on their investigation. i did invoke my fifth amendment rights to every question not because i have done anything wrong but because i am fully aware of the house democrats long history of fabricating perjury charges on the basis of comments that are innocuous, immaterial, or irrelevant. plus, what may be the most intriguing political development involving
protests following the police shooting of jacob blake. a juror today asked a very interesting question, got a more interesting answer from the judge. she said, can i take home the jury instructions? remember, they re not sequestered. the judge said yes. now, there s no reason to speculate about it, but it certainly raises an eyebrow. what s she going to do with them at home? is she going to ask somebody else about it? she s not supposed to. we have no reason to believe that this juror tends to do anything else. but that s a curious situation in that courtroom. in georgia the prosecution went after travis mcmichael on cross-examination for the killing of ahmaud arbery. here s a taste. so you re telling this jury that ia man who has spent five minutes running away from you you re now thinking is somehow going to want to continue to engage with you, someone with a shotgun, and your father, a man who s just said stop or i ll blow your [ bleep ] head off by trying to get in th
the kyle rittenhouse jury, they re going to go into a fourth day of deliberations starting tomorrow morning. they re done for the night. they ve already spent a combined 23 hours. what does that mean? it s proof of the complexity of the case. it s proof of the difficulty of deciding the killer s fate. even after he shot and killed two people and injured another in kenosha, wisconsin during the protests following the police shooting of jacob blake. a juror today asked a very interesting question, got a more interesting answer from the judge. she said, can i take home the jury instructions? remember, they re not sequestered. the judge said yes. now, there s no reason to speculate about it, but it certainly raises an eyebrow. what s she going to do with them at home? is she going to ask somebody else about it? she s not supposed to. we have no reason to believe that this juror tends to do anything else. but that s a curious situation in that courtroom. in georgia the prosecution