and republicans once again refusing to take action. they only have thoughts and prayers. then, the census killing of jordan kneeling on the u new york city subway car. how was that and not an act of unjustified vigilantism? we will discuss. and the man who leaked the papers has a warning for us all. daniel ellsberg joins me to reflect on his unique life, like a sea and what is still keeping him up at night. good evening. a bank. iraq center. our college campus. a parking lot. a nightclub. a bar. our restaurant. a grocery store. a christian school. a hospital. an apartment. a house party. albert party. and he struck out. a park. a beach. a bus stop. an intersection. an ice cream shop. and mcdonald s. aghast a shunt. a funeral home. a dance studio. a motel. a concert and now, in allen texas this weekend, and outlet mall. just some of the locations where mass shootings have taken place in america this year. everyday places. ordinary people, could have been any one of us. in
in you to shoot your mom and dad. young rich handsome in a case made for hollywood they were ready for the camera it was the first televised courtroom drama that captivated the united states it was a huge deal erik and lyle menendez convicted of murdering their own parents. i ran around and shot my mom! it wasn t real. it just wasn t real. they re sociopaths and pretty big ones. now almost 30 years late chilling new details. evidence never broadcast before! a letter, hinting at secrets too dark to imagine. this is so outside of the norm something is going on i that house did they kill in cold blood or in crippling fear oh man it was gut-wrenching i wanted to bust the door down they spoke the truth abou what had happened. tonight, hear from the brother themselves people were afraid of him let s go through this bit b bit. there was no way he was gonna let this secret get out. silence destroyed our whole family here it was the shinin s
that it was an inside job. i mean, it was an inside job. the head of the federal government at the time was sort of encouraging it, if you want to go down that road. but that was the most animated. everything else he was very decaffeinated, very subdued. look, what i m reminded by watching him tonight, there is a marketplace for conspiracy theorists in our politics. he knows it, and that s why he s doing it. that s why robert f. kennedy jr. has a following out there because he s been a conspiracy theorist. there is a market for it. there is always a market for a flash in the pan shooting star, outsider candidate, right? whether it s herman kang or andrew yang. when you dig a little deeper, when you listen a little closer, you realize that vivek ramaswamy, thomas jefferson ramaswamy who spent 55 minutes quoting thomas jefferson talks and talks and talks but says precious little. it is all platitudes and cliches and spreading of conspiracy and hawking books and hawking podcas
better day, more sunshine across the board, particularly in england and wales. but with the remnants of ciaran in the north sea, we see showers and longer spells of rain in north and eastern scotland and remains blustery, winds from the north and north west. a chilly day, 11 to 13 degrees and factor in the wind, a cooler. another area of low pressure is moving across the southern half across saturday, it does move out quite quickly. sunday looking a lot better, lighter winds, quite blustery, more sunshine, fewer showers. quite wet across the south on saturday for a while. sunshine and showers elsewhere. apart from the odd shower across sunday. it looks like it is going to state largely dry with some sunshine. don t forget, you can check out the bbc weather app for where you are all heading by checking online. thanks, stav. and that s bbc news at six. hello and welcome to sportsday. tough to watch and notjust for him. the pressure mounts on erik ten hag as manchester united s
drizzly rain, because it was come back from westminster abbey. so we ve got that privilege position. it is those 70 years, i seem to be turning around again. i came back from england to await going into the marine corps, because i felt it was my turn. i had been accepted from conscription from a couple of years for education, so i thought it was my turn to go. and the korean war, sorry to say vietnam, the korean war was still very much on. and i was actually proud of my country than. i was in no way a militarist, had no but i thought it was right that we should be opposing oppression. and it clearly was aggression by the north koreans against the south. as a matter of fact, i stayed in the marines an extra year when i am my closest allies were creating the suez canal. i expected to be involved might