petersburg wrote to me asking that i help evacuate her mother . irene is sac franco. and irene as a robina, is that you? yes, that's us. are you ready for evacuation? yes. ah no, he's nice going. i don't even know how many blankets we have here. i sleep in a sleeping bag here. spike. we'll get. we'll one we are using our bathroom as a fridge because it's the coldest place in the flags. water supply has become a problem. port irene has kidneys are causing her agony and i'm suffering from dizziness. it's hard jungle of a congenial digital. ah. a man in the city of far ra stove in russia is looking for his mother. he contacted he contacted me some time ago and just now i was able to reach this address. ashley and there, right now i have a map right here. we're only 2 minutes away and hopefully she's still there. and if she's ready to leave with me, go take her to the roster off and reunite her with her son with mum. hi, thank you for getting in touch. we're doing fine. i assure you that you can trust these people and all come as soon as i can to pick you up with . we are

speed to thank you for joining us with that message, we appreciate it, irene armendariz-jackson. the movie set tragedy and one clip, alec baldwin following the accidental shooting that killed helena hutchins and entered the film director. >> what is interesting that the commentary, we have done this for two weeks and we have done at the right way everyday. and it is as clear as a bill, the gun goes off. it is supposed to be a fake gun. >> carley: he cannot understand how a live ground found its way unsaid. a body camera video shows first responders desperately trying to save hutchins life before the director was rushed to the hospital. >> todd: johnny depp wrapping up the defamation trial against his ex-wife with this wild audio recording. take a listen. >> i'm sorry the last time it got crazy between us. i really did think i was going to lose my life and i thought you would do it on accident. >> come on! beco it was a fair fight. and it was a jury and judge thing. i am the victim. we went the extra's former house manager testified yesterday. he saw no injuries on amber heard aft

. >>> irene y su esposo recibieron el trastorno de su hijo, trastorno autista. >>> ese trastorno no tiene ningÚn diagnÓstico preciso como prueba de sangre. los pediatras hacemos el diagnÓstico de acuerdo al dro desarrollo del niÑo para ver cÓmo interacciona el niÑo de una manera social. >>> gracias a esto lesy el superÓ muchos desafÍos pero este no fue el caso de su hermano, porque tiene un trastorno mÁs severo. >>> la batalla mÁs grande de niÑos con autismo no es con sus propios hijos. >>> lo mÁs duro es cuando lo discriminan, cuando lo ven raro. la lucha es educar a la comunidad a que incluyan a nuestros hijos porque nadie pidiÓ tener un hijo asÍ. dios sabe por quÉ nos lo dio asÍ. >>> se inugura un proyecto importante en san francisco el cual beneficiarÍa al transporte pÚblico. >>> mire los niveles de nieve en las montaÑas de california y el resultado aeseo larmante. >>> quiere invertir en una criptomoneda? le dirÉ lo que tiene que saber antes de comprarla. (comerciales) si estÁ pensando en invertir en criptomoneda le diremos como hacerlo. vamos al informe. ♪(mÚs

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speaking on a visit to sweden, irene said the process was moving quickly. sweden's routing party is also debating whether to join the western military alliance. russia has warned against any nato enlargement. at least 59 people have died in flooding in the south african city of durban and the surrounding area. days of record rainfall have also left more than 6000 homes, destroyed roads and bridges and other critical infrastructure have been damaged by floods and glance lights hampering rescue efforts. the military has helped evacuate residents from worst affected areas. south african president 0 posen visited durbin on wednesday. d w, southern africa correspondent adrienne creech is in durban, where the worst of the flooding occurred. and we asked him to tell us more about the situation there. well, it is quite shocking. i'm at one of the times where we had a land slides right behind me, but you can see there was the house here, right behind me that was just swept away, where 4 people insights grandmother with 3 grandchildren, one of the grandchildren, the wife of all the yeah, that's pa

irene in colorado. caller: i watch all the democrats and republicans go back and forth and i will like to see marjorie taylor greene to see how tough she is. host: what would you like to ask her? caller: she has no facts to back up her opinions that she has. she is going on a whim and complaining about things that the democrats do. host: that is irene in colorado. a caller mentioned that earlier about the swap that took place the washington post said earlier that it was the biden administration said that the arrangement -- required president biden to make the decision to repatriate -- it was on that mr. biden was linked to make as health -- that was the question that was asked from the white house press briefing. you can see the briefing on c-span. >> let me say it is a huge moment today that speaks to president biden's commitment to bring home americans held half -- hostage and he has been clear from the beginning that he is committed to doing exactly that, to bringing americans home. he has brought ho

back in windsor, rob's parents, irene and geoff, couldn't be more proud. we're absolutely thrilled to bits for robert and lindsey, you know, and he's such a lovely, lovely person, he deserves everything, you know, he's getting today, and we're so proud, aren't we? we are. i've hope, but i've got belief, as well. and i've got determinationjust like rob's always had in his career and everything he's done. so while we've got that, nothing's going to stop us. all the awards — we'd swap them, you know, for the treatment to be found. that's the main. and if — carry on raising awareness, then it's coming pretty soon, i think. so an amazing day for rob burrow. recognition of the extraordinary work he has done since his diagnosis, and will continue to do for the whole mnd community. graham satchell, bbc news, at windsor castle. congratulations to rob. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben. hello, it has turned into a day of april showers across the uk. some of the downpours have been pretty heavy, quite prolonged in places as well, with some spells o

irene of all the ones coming yo get the mary poppins weird disinformation song person? they have been wrong on so many things. and then she thought the laptop should be suppressed for it. >> she said it was a product of troves campaign. she also defended that letter from like the 50 intel people. all lies. she's been wrong on the big stories, and when they defend her, i just want to say what what about you you said taking people from the southern border and shipping them around the country in the middle of the night because that was 3:00 a.m and that didn't count as middle of the night or something like that. they lie all the time great everyone in my experience that talks about misinformation obsessively, is the one doing it . >> tyrus, this feels like a great week if you love free speech, right? if you're unhappy politically about what happened this week, you might want to rethink your politics. like if this bothers you. >> i think it sad that we have to be excited about someone saying hey, let's just be normal . hey, everyone, just agreed to disagree or you disagree

irenes 6—3. that match will reach its conclusion tomorrow evening. doing really well there, hossein vafaei. all on bbc sport website. you might have a set image of cheerleading, the half—time show in us sports, but the world championships take place in florida at the end of the week in what has become an international event. scotland has sent a 100—strong squad. tyrone smith met some of them before they set off. finalising their preparations. the scotland team perfecting their routines they hope can deliver success at the world championships in the united states. it certainly an exciting time for the sport which now seems destined for olympic conclusion at some point in the future. �* . . . conclusion at some point in the future. �*, , ., ., ., future. it's 'ust a recognition that we are future. it's 'ust a recognition that future. it'sjust a recognition that we are our own _ future. it'sjust a recognition that we are our own sport. _ future. it'sjust a recognition that we are our own sport. when - future. it'sjust a recognition that we are o

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gaza strip and shiite melissa's and -- and the houthis in yemen and all of these are consolation is irene -- iran. >> this is what they call the crescent. >> is primarily from western iran into syria and into lebanon and could include the gaza strip >> in 2021 what sort of tangible resourcess was iran providing to hamas? >> it's a great question that has a somewhat more complex answer. >> always.ra >> there were those that said there were no iranians because there was nothing we could see were iran had only recently are bided x amount of dollars in x amount of weapons. see variants of rockets primarily fired by islamic organizations and not by hamas but whenng we look at the sheer number of rockets that hamas had in its possession which was 15,000, when we look at the number of drones that they had and i don't know if there's an official count.ne beside dozens of them deployed during the war and underwater drones as well in addition to tumbles that had been built under the gaza strip with the intention of having commandos pop up and kill israeli soldiers or drag them into the tunnels in o

the land grant institutions monsanto compliant to the corporation and juries are working people iren our ideas of corporate access to enable and facilitate not just by consumer media think about the relationship. >> one of the big takeaways of the book, that kept coming up over and over again that should be clear i start with a clean slate. fi knew monsanto was doing this it's like my brother in alaska sam a bumper sticker when i started this project it is like goodg luck. from the very beginning i wantew to say we know this but let's start what happened in the firma or the ethical choices made? what were some the unethical choices? the thing that kept coming up is something you sell as well and i'm glad you did pretty really wanted that how much of information gatekeeper monsanto was. how many times their studies were used to approve chemicals? this was probably one of the more scarier days as an thenured faculty member at time either way it felt a little sketchy with ohio state university to figure out how much monsanto money was actually coming in the institution here. it was baff

. >> police officer irene guzman. >> reporter: to become a cop in chicago, you have to have 60 hours of college credits that was waived for military members. now it's being waived for others, including those who work in health care, social services, and trades all to bring in more people. brown says that caused a spike in applications with 3,000 people applying since the beginning of the year. departments across the country are getting aggressive with advertising. >> chief wants to make a video. >> all right what's up with the turntables? >> this is miami let's do it miami style. >> reporter: there's a strong push in florida -- >> come join the hollywood police department. >> we've got openings in florida. >> reporter: governor desantis has been open with his desire to bring in more officers. >> that may mean that you leave seattle or chicago -- >> reporter: anyone new to law enforcement in florida can now get a $5,000 bonus >> people are saying that governor desantis is handing out checks. >> reporter: in joplin, missouri, the police chief says their recruitment incentive passed in

i pray that god will bless you and your wife irene and your family. happy birthday. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> if you want to have a few more people in the back, we have a few more seats. i rise to honor corporal ray sams who served during the korean war. he was sent to south korea. on january 31, 1951, his company was trying to defend hill 952. and there was an automatic. and he realized the enemy gunners needed to be distracted and fired upon the enemy. and he was wounded. he kept firing on the position despite his injuries. it took 18 months of surgeries and reacts to recover from the wounds he received. for his bravery, he was awarded the purple heart, national defense service medal and the korean service medal. our country's heroes are the men and women of our armed service and not those th

iren you should have to experience the effects of your policiest? ? yeah, well, i think their ignorance is really what i think informs>> a lot of this .y to i really do try to try see to se the best in people and i do think a lot of people who support the progressive prosecutor agenda the who suppot mass decarceration, who support defunding the policeor even i think they think that they have good hearts and that a they're doing the right thing. and i think it has a lot to do with the distance that's between them and the sort of violence that people are experiencing all too often s s. i think you're exactly righttl and i would say it's all about them. everything is all's that's thats the problem. i appreciate your measured take . i think. kamalato see you tonight . thank you . thank you . so pamela harris is very busy. she's got a ton of jobs and the by the administration, none ofgo have gone very well. first she was in charge offi therring the southern border. then she wasn keeping the peaceb keeping the peace between russia, ukraine. they're not goin

. >> i i think it's very important for there to be an includes irene that -- inclusive arena for free speech where -- [applause] if so, yeah. twitter has become kind of the deflag toe town -- de facto town square, so it's really important that people have the reality and the perception that they're able to speak freely within the bounds of the law. and, you know, so one of the things that that i believe twitter should do so open source the algorithm and make any changes to people's tweets or emphasize or deemphasized, that action should be apparent so anyone can see that action's been taken so there's no sort of behind the scenes manipulation. neil: all right. keep in mind that with twitter a little bit north of $46 a share, it is a long way right now from his $54.20 a share offer. a lot of people reading into that it's going to be an uphill climb making this happen and that there's not much competition from others in the industry that is under enormous pressure from federal regulators to say nothing of both democrats and republicans who think that the industry isn't being really resp

back in windsor, rob's parents, irene and geoff, couldn't be more proud. we're absolutely thrilled to bits for robert and lindsey, you know, and he's such a lovely, lovely person, he deserves everything, you know, he's getting today, and we're so proud, aren't we? we are. i've hope, but i've got belief, as well. and i've got determinationjust like rob's always had in his career and everything he's done. so while we've got that, nothing's going to stop us. all the awards — we'd swap them, you know, for the treatment to be found. that's the main. and if — carry on raising awareness, then it's coming pretty soon, i think. so an amazing day for rob burrow. recognition of the extraordinary work he has done since his diagnosis, and will continue to do for the whole mnd community. graham satchell, bbc news, at windsor castle. that smile! i don't know what to say after that. that smile! i don't know what to say after that- i — that smile! i don't know what to say after that. i do. _ that smile! i don't know what to say after that. ido. i— that smile! i don

. >> irene if mlk. suzanne kwan from mlk. katie diaz and sandra young. go ahead. >> go ahead. why good eviling i'm a parent from mlk. tonight my goal is to ask the board of education why is -- is our enrollment going down every year mlk was something now today and 407 students. you are make thanksgiving effort excuse that to -- to subtract our budget i would like to finish there is a reason. why is the school with the same enroll am number not have a lower budget for mlk it is like aier after than the other. hold on. do you have an opinion for the school and the students? do you would you like to e lim nit a school? if -- this was a -- discrimination and bullying. if -- so this is -- unfair and not right. we will fight this to the end. and i would like to ask everyone in our left board of education meeting our school -- schools opinion what was not -- read in the board of education. does this mean it -- that show you are -- like you are attitudes for our school. we the reason why the -- are common in chinese because we did not know english. now you think of every reasons to mi