where any other people - stabbed or injured? we have had no stabbed or in'ured?reorts stabbed or in'ured? we have had no re orts of stabbed or injured? we have had no reports of any _ stabbed or injured? we have had no reports of any other— stabbed or injured? we have had no reports of any other stabbings - reports of any other stabbings having taken place at this time. is there any suggestion it was a case of mistaken identity?— of mistaken identity? there is no indication or _ of mistaken identity? there is no indication or information - of mistaken identity? there is no indication or information we - of mistaken identity? there is no indication or information we are l indication or information we are able to provide in relation to that issue at this stage. [30 able to provide in relation to that issue at this stage.— issue at this stage. do we know about how _ issue at this stage. do we know about how the _ issue at this stage. do we know about how the double-decker i issue at this stage. do we know. about how the double-decker bus issue at this stage. do we k

bar has been a stabbing. there is - bar has been a stabbing. there is someone lining the street, i think they are _ someone lining the street, i think they are dead. it is awful. he emerged _ they are dead. it is awful. he: emerged from the alleyway and without any sort of warning whatsoever he launched an attack on barnaby to begin with. incredible bravery that grace showed. she tried to intervene, she tried to help her friend, she tried to help barnaby and the defendant then turned on her and the defendant then turned on her and began stabbing at her. 35.311de and began stabbing at her. valdo calocane then — and began stabbing at her. valdo calocane then walks _ and began stabbing at her. valdo calocane then walks across - and began stabbing at her. valdo calocane then walks across the l and began stabbing at her. valdo calocane then walks across the city, he tries to break into a house. meanwhile, ian coates is in his van on his way to work. the meanwhile, ian coates is in his van on his way to work.— on his way to work. the defendant causes

it also happens in other communities, places like bath, a stabbing, a fatal stabbing last year and anothercidents in bristol. so we need to grasp the fact that this is a very serious thing that's happening right across the region, in my area, but also the country across all sorts of different types of community. keir starmer made a very important speech. he said that we have to be tough on knife crime and the causes of knife crime. he said we couldn'tjust shrug our shoulders and just say it doesn't matter. it really does. and we need to support the services that are already there so that they can focus in on this very serious approach of these murders, effectively, to make sure that youth offending teams can actually deal with this more effectively, can have serious sanctions like curfews or tags or contracts with young people. and we must be honest and say, look, there are serious consequences if you carry a knife, never mind use it. it's a very serious situation that needs national attention and national resource. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again.

it | shows the stab wounds he received. this is— shows the stab wounds he received.ng on his back— this is what he was wearing on his back at— this is what he was wearing on his back at the — this is what he was wearing on his back at the time of his murder. these — back at the time of his murder. these are — back at the time of his murder. these are the shoes that he was actually— these are the shoes that he was actually running in to get away. idris— actually running in to get away. idris elba — actually running in to get away. idris elba has also released this new track as part of the campaign. knife crime has risen each year since the pandemic. here in london there were more than 13,000 incidents recorded betweenjuly 2022, and june last year. that is an increase of 21% compared with the previous 12 months. and of the 21 teenagers killed in the capital last year, 18 were stabbed. at the moment zombie style knives are cheap and still relatively easy to get hold of online because there is no legislation in place, despite being made an offensive weapon back in 2016.

and the defendant then turned on her and began stabbing at her.— began stabbing at her.began stabbing at her. barnaby webber, from somerset, - began stabbing at her. barnaby webber, from somerset, was l began stabbing at her. barnabyj webber, from somerset, was a began stabbing at her. barnaby - webber, from somerset, was a keen cricketer, studying history at the university of nottingham. grace o'malley—kumar from university of nottingham. grace o'malley—kumarfrom london university of nottingham. grace o'malley—kumar from london wanted to follow in her parents' footsteps and become a doctor. after killing them, calocane walks across the city. meanwhile, 65—year—old school caretaker ian coates is in his van on his way to work. the defendant causes ian — on his way to work. the defendant causes ian to _ on his way to work. the defendant causes ian to stop _ on his way to work. the defendant causes ian to stop in _ on his way to work. the defendant causes ian to stop in his _ on his way to work. the defendant causes ian to stop in his van - on his way to work. the defendant

you also ended up being stabbed? yeah. where were you stabbed? just on the left shoulder.say, and you're very honest about your mindset through all of this, you say again that you tried to put up defensive walls in your mind, and the scale of the violence that was meted out on you, it sort of caved in those walls. yeah. so, when i think back to the moment when i was being beaten, i think one of the things that strikes out to me, at least from what i remember, i don't remember crying, but i remember screaming. and when it did stop and over time, from that moment when he showed me that he stabbed me, it was at that moment where and over time, from that moment when he showed me that he stabbed me, it was at that moment where everything just caved in, cos i expected to be beaten., i just didn't expect to be stabbed. and then, over time, like throughout the rest of captivity, i couldn't... i had no thought process and, like, being able to cry even when i wanted to cry. this is difficult stuff to talk about. it's also very important stuff to talk about because the context of thi

outside tel ramming and stabbing attack in this town just outside tel aviv.t is in the centre of israel and really people are very short, they are told to be on their guard because police are looking for a second possible attacker having arrested one palestinian man from the occupied west bank and palestinian media saying he is in his 20s from a village they are suggesting he would have entered israel illegally because he didn't have a permit, that had been refused in the past. can you explain where hebron is in relation to raanana? this can you explain where hebron is in relation to raanana?_ relation to raanana? this is some distance away _ relation to raanana? this is some distance away from _ relation to raanana? this is some distance away from raanana, - relation to raanana? this is some distance away from raanana, at i relation to raanana? this is some i distance away from raanana, at the moment because of the war in gaza, we have seen for the last three months even more than usual there are very strict controls on which palestinians even those with wor

let's say there was a fight and she stabbed him and on the third stab -- >> jessica: i should go forthen it went from murder to psychosis. you just do something completely insane. >> jessica: basic instinct -- >> greg: made it look insane. >> jeanine: both the prosecution and defense agreed that she was in a psychotic state. and that is why this thing is such a low crime, which -- for which she could face only four years. what you are saying is so important, jessica. when i was d.a., thc was 4% in marijuana. today, it is 90%. that's a real problem. >> jesse: okay. coming up next, the homeless crisis goes deep in america. 20 feet below street level. the homeless found living in caves. ♪ ♪ so cozy. how many rooms are in there? should we go check it out? yeah. we get to stay here all weekend! when you stay at a vrbo... i call doing the door code! ...the host doesn't stay with you. it looks exactly like the picture. because without privacy in your vacation home... it's a full log cabin guys. ...it isn't really a vacation... we can snuggle up by the fire. ...is it? wow, oh my- [birds chir

so before stabbing him to death.s van, driving it into the city, where he would run down three different people. all, of course, those three people were lucky to survive. in the words of the court's lawyers here over this week. but they were part of this investigation, including the attempted murder charges . while he has been found charges. while he has been found guilty and pled guilty to guilty to manslaughter, he's also pleaded guilty to attempted murder . a pleaded guilty to attempted murder. a really horrific case. and you can see just by the number of media that were here, as well as the amount of friends and family that on the steps just how affected they have been by this, not just the city of nottingham, not just britain, not just these small families, but the families ultimately saying on the steps here that they do not think that justice has been done. they feel that they have been failed, that there is blood on the hands of nottinghamshire police , the nottinghamshire police, the constabulary force that

there has been a stabbing on ilkeston road, - there's somebodyl lying in the street.hed an attack on barnaby to begin with. she tried to intervene, she tried to help her friend, she tried to help barnaby/ and the defendant then turned on her and began stabbing her, at her. calocane then walks across the city. he tries to break into a building housing vulnerable adults but is pushed off by a resident. meanwhile, 65—year—old school caretaker ian coates is in his van on his way to work. the defendant causes ian to stop in his van and, again, seemingly without any sort of warning or any sort of conversation, he attacks ian and he launches, you know, an equally ferocious attack on him. calocane then drives ian coates' van towards the city centre and hits three pedestrians. they were wayne birkett, marcin gawronski and sharon miller. they were all injured but survived. minutes later, the van is tracked down and the killer is arrested. calocane pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility and guilty to three counts of attempted mur

abby. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> fatal stabbings are up. up. abby. >> so, need more stop and search. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> so, benjamin, stop and search. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> so, benjamin, do»p and search. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> so, benjamin, do yourd search. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> so, benjamin, do you accept:h. >> so, benjamin, do you accept alex's premise saying alex's premise and saying basically people going basically more people are going to all are in to die once you all are in power? i think that's an ugly characterisation. >> look, the fact knife >> look, the fact that knife crime most common areas crime that the most common areas with crime is higher is with knife crime is higher is because in because labour tends to be in government cities, and those government in cities, and those are places where has are the places where that has always think the always happened. i think the fact sacking 20,000 police fact is, sacking 20,000 police officers theresa did, officers as theresa m

she also stabbed her dog and tried to kill herself when cops arrived.aken two bomb hits. later found guilty offa involuntary manslaughter, but psychologist saiguild that havig somatic stabbing streak was 100% caused by cannabis inducedhe psychosis. the judge agreed and said she had a psychotic break of reality and had no control of herga actions, gave her two years probation and community service, and the victim's friends and family are outraged. >>aged he has set a precedent in california where it's okay to smok me california and commit a violent crime. she just got away with murder. w >> this 100 hours of community service is not even one hour per stab she inflicted ostn chad.s >> jesseth: this is the hunter biden defense, judge, i t have to pay my taxes, iin was in a cocaine induced psychosis. >> judge jeanine: i got to i tell you. i would like to laugh, but this is so painful, so many familiesa are like that father and mothere who did not say anything. the fact that she voluntarily engaged in smoking marijuana through arija bong makes it clear she i

abby. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> fatal stabbings are up.re up. abby. >> so, need more stop and search. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> so, benjamin, stop and search. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> so, benjamin, do»p and search. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> so, benjamin, do yourd search. >> fatal stabbings are up. abby. >> so, benjamin, do you accept:h. >> so, benjamin, do you accept alex's premise saying alex's premise and saying basically people going basically more people are going to all are in to die once you all are in power? i think that's an ugly characterisation. >> look, the fact knife >> look, the fact that knife crime most common areas crime that the most common areas with crime is higher is with knife crime is higher is because in because labour tends to be in government cities, and those government in cities, and those are places where has are the places where that has always think the always happened. i think the fact sacking 20,000 police fact is, sacking 20,000 police officers theresa did, officers as theresa

we will try and empathise as best we can with this situation, where children have been stabbed.g. it will notjust be knowle west where the incident happened, but the wider communities around. it will be very tough for everybody, and young people in particular will be very anxious about what has happened. what support are you and your office offering? as mayor i have resources that can offer things like careers guidance, but this needs national attention from national government. every week there is a stabbing of this kind, as serious as this in my region alone, which covers beyond bristol, just in the last two years there was another incident where a young person was stabbed and killed in a mining community. it happens in other communities, places like bath, a fatal stabbing last year where one young person was killed, and now these two incidents in bristol. we need to grasp the fact that these are serious things happening across the region, in my area, across the country, across all sorts of different communities. keir starmer made an important speech, saying we had to be tough

you also ended up being stabbed? yeah. where were you stabbed? just on the left shoulder.hat. but you do say, and you're very honest about your mindset through all of this, you say again that you tried to put up defensive walls in your mind, and the scale of the violence that was meted out on you, it sort of caved in those walls. yeah. so when i think back to the moment when i was being beaten, i think one of the things that strikes out to me, at least from what i remember, i don't remember, like, crying but i remember screaming. er, and when it did stop and over time, from that moment when...when he showed me that he stabbed me, it was at that moment where, like, everything just caved in, like, because i expected to be beaten. i just didn't expect to be stabbed. and then over time, like throughout the rest of captivity, i couldn't... i had no thought process and like being able to cry even when i wanted to cry. this is difficult stuff to talk about. it's also very important stuff to talk about because the context of this is that there have been a whole series of allegatio

we will try and empathise as best we can with this situation, where children have been stabbed.ocking. it will not just be knowle west where the incident happened, but the wider communities around. it will be very tough for everybody, and young people in particular will be very anxious about what has happened. what support are you in your office offering? as mayor i have resources that can offer things like offering? as mayori have resources that can offer things like— that can offer things like careers uuidance, that can offer things like careers guidance. but — that can offer things like careers guidance, but this _ that can offer things like careers guidance, but this needs - that can offer things like careers | guidance, but this needs national attention from national government. every week there is a stabbing of this kind as serious as this in my region alone, which covers beyond bristol, just in the last two years there was another incident where a young person was stabbed and killed in a mining community. it happens in other communities, places like bath, a fatal stabbing

welcome to the show , stabbed. welcome to the show, alison. thanks for joining stabbed.ello um, firstly, the case today of okolicany . maybe seen today of okolicany. maybe seen footage of relatives outside the court sharing their very, very obvious pain . and in many obvious pain. and in many senses, they their life sentence is beginning. how did this impact your life . impact your life. >> um, it impacted every single part of my life. losing a child, um, is hard enough. but if it's through someone else's choice, it's a very difficult thing to move forward from. um, most people can't, um , it traumatises people can't, um, it traumatises you and it breaks your heart forever. so you just have to try and take one step at a time. um and take one step at a time. um and when you hear the government today , both parties on the same today, both parties on the same day saying, oh, the way to end this is simply to restrict the supply of knives. >> what do you say to that ? >> what do you say to that? >> what do you say to that? >> it's just incredibly frustrating for people like m

in a stabbing and car attack in a central israeli city north of tel aviv.d west bank are now understood to have been arrested. israeli police say an initial investigation suggests the two were from hebron working illegally in israel. 0ne stabbed a woman and then took her car, he then appears to run people over on a nearby street before getting out and taking another vehicle which he also drove at passers—by. the second man is thought to have carried out a separate car ramming and stabbing attack, this is coming to us from israeli police. let's bring you more now.

the defendant then inflicted at least three stab wounds on his three-month-old son. her, he doesn’t eat her, he forces her to sit down so that she finishes eating, what happened if she didn’t finish eating, he put it on her a cup on your head, oh, this is just a moral monster, i think so, maria andrey , forgive me, i’m trying not to blame you for anything, but how did you not stop this, why didn’t you save your granddaughter, on november 4, exactly twenty-two... she was taken from her they told my husband that no, you won’t live with him anymore, because we found out how he acted, there was a situation a little before this, well, this is already with us, but what kind of situation, tell me? no, no, there were bells , that is, there were bells, there were bells, these are ringing bells, i just left at that moment with my son, with a friend, we left, my wife was calling, nastya’s husband came to pick up anechka, i arrived, accordingly , i saw that my husband started, wall of a scandal at home there, i said, get dressed and go outside, and we went outside with him talk,

you also ended up being stabbed? yeah. where were you stabbed? just on the left shoulder. do say, and you're very honest about your mindset through all of this, you say again that you tried to put up defensive walls in your mind, and the scale of the violence that was meted out on you, it sort of caved in those walls. yeah. so when i think back to the moment when i was being beaten, i think one of the things that strikes out to me, at least from what i remember, i don't remember, like, crying, but i remember screaming. er, and when it did stop and over time, from that moment when he showed me that he stabbed me, it was at that moment where everything just caved in, cos i expected to be beaten. i just didn't expect to be stabbed. and then, over time, like throughout the rest of captivity, i couldn't... i had no thought process and like being able to cry even when i wanted to cry. this is difficult stuff to talk about. it's also very important stuff to talk about because the context of this is that there have been a whole series of allegations of abuses by russian forces. yo

other than the two that were killed, were any other people stabbed or injured? any other stabbings having taken place at this time. is there any suggestion it was a case of mistaken identity? there is no indication or information we are able to provide in relation to that issue at this stage. do we know about how the double—decker bus is involved with the incident? there was a bus that was nearby at the time which we are keen to speak to people who were on the bus on its normal route, so part of the normal transport around the city at that time of the evening. do we know whether it involved people on the bus or getting off the bus by any chance? it�*s not believed they were. there was a vehicle involved in the incident and we have recovered that vehicle so we don�*t believe there was a link directly to the bus. how important is it that you can trace people who were on the bus that may be able to help? one of our appeals is to speak to people who were on that bus see if they can provide information to us or see anyone in the vicinity that can help us with the inq

all over and they stab him in the arms, they don’t stab him, they stab him in the legs and with a knife almost a year and a half has passed since volnovakha was liberated, there are still pieces of iron sticking out, a funnel, it’s still nature takes over, everything is already overgrown with grass, almost i can’t say that it once was. group commanders give commands, they often bring them with me from the children, there is one thing, just a second, here from the girl, dear soldier, thank you for your protection, for the fact that i go to school and can live in peace, come back soon with victory , alina 5 to the city of tula, thank you very much for your kind words and letters. on august 9 , my house was broken, my grandmother died, the house is not fit for purpose, it’s an old stalin-era, two-story building, there’s practically nothing left of the house, yet well, a neighbor’s girl died, she was four years old, i think she was, her grandmother was 72 years old, you couldn’t tell she was still young, she was running around. grandmother and i, we lived there, that is , there is nowhere e

him twice, and stabbed his friend twice.i couldn’t resist. and he reproduced all the actions exactly while checking the testimony on the spot with investigators. what happened to the victim? he fell will be demonstrated using a dummy, how did the victim fall, what position was he in? came back there. legs like this legs like this, face where he was turned , face so that, well, somehow the hand, like this, what were you doing at that moment, second first, what position he was in, he, well, he, well, stood up, at me, then, well, i became like this, he, well, made his eyes. experts, after conducting an alfactorial study, compared other people's scent traces found in the blood of the deceased on the clothes with the dna of the accused, this is a document that can be done. serve and store for decades, the individuality of a person’s personal scent is determined by genetics, as there are no two people with the same dna, there are no two people with the same scent code, each has its own, unique, unlike fingerprints, it cannot be er

. >> he was stabbed multiple tilt line times. nobody saw anything. >> i went and i touched him, i'll never forget that feeling. >> it was just before dawn when he found his father dead in the driveway. >> there's no doubt in my mind what happened. i immediately knew. >> there was someone else who may have known, too. >> i turned around and looked at my mama, like you know who did this, that -- >> but there was one thing no one could no, the strange stream twists still to come. >> it was a bit of a surprise. >> kind of a shock. >> when they found out she was seen him again. >> a lovers triangle, always leads to trouble. >> how could you do such a horrible thing? you destroyed me. >> did this one lead to murder? >> what was your like watching him walk out of jail? >> he beat the system. >> hello and welcome to dateline. how long does it take a killer to stop worrying about whether he will ever be caught? a couple of weeks? a couple of months? 25 years? if he is still a free man then, he probably would be pretty sure he did indeed g

attack, several stabbing attacks near the west bank city of rel.of resistance fighters to counter the operations and increase the psychological pressure on the resistance movement among the palestinian people. in one of these cases, they set fire to a large number of civilian homes and cars, to quote on quote, teach the palestinians a lesson. a palestinian town torched. the wrecked aftermath of rampage by israeli settlers, under the heat of all these flames rising up from the burning cars, so it was quite a quite a striking picture of destruction and one which of course has led to concerns that this is not just a flare up of tensions between the israelis and the palestinians, but possibly a prelude to major escalation in the conflict. now the israeli army has been deployed to the northern west bank to this particular area to try and restore all though they have faced some criticism for not stepping in for months now, israeli forces have been conducting nightly raids across the occupied west bank. this has led to repeated confrontations and the deat

several stabbing attacks near the west bank city of rel.not just a flare-up of tensions between the israelis and the palestinians, but possibly a prelude to major escalation in the conflict. now the israeli army has been deployed to the northern west bank to this particular area to try and restore order, though they have faced some criticism for not stepping in. for months now, israeli forces have been conducting nightly raids across the occupied west bank. this has led to repeated confrontations and the deaths of more than 45 palestinians. and at least 11 israelis so far this year. israel says the military raids are meant to stop attacks against israelis, but palestinians view it has another example of its violent occupation. i want to congratulate the anti-terrorism forces, the israeli army and the shinbet, who last night fulfilled a successful operation, and we give support to our combat soldiers in the war against the terrorists, against the militants. despite all of this, the number of operations by the resistance youth in the west ban

. >>> break overnight, the leader of south korea's opposition party stabbed in the neck at a campaign event how the attack unfolded and the latest on his condition. >>> the death toll climbs in japan. at least 30 people killed in the earthquake that shook the island on new year's day. recovery efforts now under quay this morning we'll' we'll have the latest. >>> teens stop vaping, but it's not for the health benefits, why mining is pushing young people to put down the pen. >>> from michigan's mistakes to the rose bowl to the sugar bowl as final ten seconds we'll break down the best plays of the playoffs. >>> and an unlikely bond two tour guides are inspiring others and spreading hope with their message of unity it's tuesday, january 2. "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm frances rivera break breaking overnight, south korean opposition leader lee was stabbed in the neck in busan the 59-year-old populist was approached b approached by a man asking for an autograph before he was attacked with a knife-like weapon the injury is not life-threatening, lee and his party narrowly

and the defendant then turned on her and began stabbing her, at her.le, 65—year—old school caretaker ian coates is in his van on his way to work. the defendant causes ian to stop in his van and again seemingly without any sort of warning or any sort of conversation he attacks ian and he launches, you know, an equally ferocious attack on him. calocane then drives ian coates' van towards the city centre and hits three pedestrians. they were wayne birkett, marcin gawronski and sharon miller. they were all injured but survived. minutes later, the van is tracked down and the killer is arrested. calocane pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility and guilty to three counts of attempted murder. the court heard he has had a history of mental illness, was in and out of hospital since 2020, and has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. he was also known to mental health services in nottingham and had been sectioned four times. a psychiatrist who assessed him told the court that calocane said that voices in his

the owner received several stab wounds in the upper part of the body.na could also be found guilty of murder for selfish motives. at the same time , news comes from rumors of the ukrainian general zaluzhny, who will soon be fired and will be replaced by budanov. the news is not new in the sense that only the lazy in the west did not write about... the problems between zaluzhny and zelensky, at some point this conflict subsided, in particular the financial times reports similar information, but now there is talk that zaluzhny will be leaving very soon, just watch. tigers, yes hello, everyone, i haven’t been there for a long time, well, in general , an interesting life is unfolding there on the territory of the former ukrainian socialist union, such politics, such, such political life began, but... you can’t imagine them if you follow these public pages, that is, there they have already started to say something against zelensky, and zelensky probably got emotional, so during a pause we talked about this with a colleague, and to what extent the story is st

three israelis are reportedly in critical condition following a stabbing attack, several stabbing attackstruction and one which of course has led to concerns that this is not just a flir-up of tensions between the israelis and the palestinians, but possibly a prelude to major escalation in the conflict. now the israeli army has been deployed to the northern west bank to this particular area to try and restore order, though they have faced some criticism for not stepping in for months now israeli forces have been conducting nightly raids across the occupied west bank. this has led to repeated. confrontations and the deaths of more than 45 palestinians and at least 11 israelis so far this year. israel says the military raids are meant to stop attacks against israelis, but palestinians view it has another example of its violent occupation. i want to congratulate the anti-terrorism forces, the israeli army and the shinbet, last night fulfilled a successful operation and we give support to our combat soldiers in the war against the... terrorists against the militants, despite all of this, the

israeli soldiers and before she... she carried out the stabbing israeli forces opened fire, shot her, wonded her and detained her. thank you, mona khandel from occupied burmala, we appreciate it. moving on, the palestinian prime minister has called for international sanctions on israel over its continued aggression, colonialism and occupation. mhammad shataya said nearly 100 thousand palestinians in gaza have been killed, wounded or are missing because of the israeli genocidal war on the strip. he said almost 70% of the victims are children, women and the elderly. the palestinian prime minister said the regime also killed more than 500 palestinians in the occupied west bank in the last year. he also highlighted the growing international consensus on establishing a palestinian state. shataya said that must be translated into practical steps toward ending the israeli occupation and holding vote for palestine to become a un member state. "this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is

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she saw someone stab a driver, take the car, and continue to attack people with the carpet. this is a, this is breaking news. the details are coming in every minute. and so we'll have to keep you posted on the latest, but that is what we know so far. a brand that from a jerusalem. thank you. a lava from a volcano which had throughout the day on sunday and iceland has reached the small fishing town of green. the vic, the lava has set some buildings on 5 main roads to the town, as well as instead of tricity until a board of supplies have already been destroyed. the town was evacuated on saturday, so there is no immediate danger to life for end of it is some 40 kilometers south west, off the capital rate cubic molten lava continued to spew into green to big over nice. it's a natural size of stunning beauty, but also one that is threatening the town's future print if it lies above a fault line, the geologist had long known about what had been inactive for hundreds of years. then the last november earthquake started hitting the area which is sometimes a warning of an impending vo

went to herd the cows ; his wife never saw him alive; soon the man’s body was discovered with twenty stabnds. in the studio, the widow of the murdered man, irina dagaeva. irin, please accept our most sincere condolences. how many years have you been together? 32 years. i understand what a blow this is for you. is the criminal detained? currently detained. who? this man, well, our village is very small, but they live 500 meters from us, well, like a neighbor, not a neighbor, well, a resident of our village, he said that he did it, he himself admitted, yes, and he explained why he he did this, according to his mother, that she did not let our cows in, and her husband came to fight her, and his son jumped out to intercede for her, that is, it seems like he was defending his mother, your husband could have done this, no, he is not aggressive, not at all was not aggressive, that is, you think that the matter is something else, we have a fence, but it’s already autumn and the cows have started to come out, there’s not enough grass in this fence, these cows have been coming out for about a week

three israelis are reportedly in critical condition following a stabbing attack, several stabbing attacks lesson. a palestinian town torched, the wrecked aftermath of rampage by israeli settlers. under the heat of all these flames rising up from the burning cars, so it was quite a... quite a striking picture of destruction and one which of course has led to concerns that this is not just a flare up of tensions between the israelis and the palestinians, but possibly a prelude to major escalation in the conflict. now the israeli army has been deployed to the northern west bank to this particular area to try and restore order, though they have faced some criticism for not stepping in from months now, israeli forces have been conducting nightly raids across the occupied west bank. this has led to repeated confrontations and the deaths of more than 45 palestinians and at least 11 israelis so far this year. israel says the military raids are meant to stop attacks against israelis, but palestinians view it has another example of its violent occupation. i want to congratulate the anti-terrorism f

stabbing attacks near the west bank city of rel.s, so it was... quite a quite a striking picture of destruction and one which of course has led to concerns that this is not just a flir-up of tensions between the israelis and the palestinians, but possibly a prelude to major escalation in the conflict. now the israeli army has been deployed to the northern west bank to this particular area to try and restore order, though they have faced some criticism for not stepping in. for months now, israeli forces have been conducting nightly raids across the occupied west bank, this has led to repeated confrontations and the deaths of more than 45 palestinians and at least 11 israelis so far this year. israel says the military raids are meant to stop attacks against israelis, but palestinians view it has another example of its violent occupation. i want to congratulate the anti-terrorism forces, the israeli army and the shinbet, who last night fulfilled a successful operation, and we give support to our combat soldiers. in the war against the

the 18th to be fatally stabbed in the capital.ss. his former school said harry touched the lives of many with his infectious laughter and enthusiasm for life. the 16—year—old he was arrested has been bailed pending further inquiries. the police again appealing for more help with the case. last night harry's family paid their own private tribute to him near where they live. gathering to release balloons. remembering the boy that will now never home. its estimated that at least one million young carers in the uk need to spend 50 hours or more every week looking after family members because of illness, disability or addiction. despite new legislation coming into force last year to support young carers, a recent report found there is a postcode lottery of support available, with the average waiting time to access help being about three years. narges cares for her dad, who is blind, and also interprets for her mum. this is her story. i love doing gymnastics and football. those are my top two hobbies. i've got three different favorite c

sometimes doing him that had been stabbed, he wol stabbing. sometimes so ing the stabbing.ink, and i know sometimes i do think, and i know it very harsh, but i do it sounds very harsh, but i do think that need to be think that parents need to be honest harsh with themselves honest and harsh with themselves sometimes be little bit sometimes and be a little bit more overbearing parents, but more overbearing as parents, but maybe fashioned. maybe i am just old fashioned. i'm tell me if you i'm sure you will tell me if you think that i am also after the break, i want talk to you break, i want to talk to you about yes i do, because about flags. yes i do, because over tower hamlets, which is over in tower hamlets, which is here there's been here in london, there's been accusations about potential accusations now about potential criminal offences over the flying palestinian flags. flying of palestinian flags. should flags allowed to should these flags be allowed to be streets? is it the be on the streets? is it the council's responsibility to remove you tell me . hello there. i'm

ricky was stabbed in the stomach during a night out., he's recovering on a hospital ward. i weren't in pain, but the adrenaline kept me going until i actually realised how much pain i were in. as soon as the adrenaline had gone out, i were in a lot of pain then. when you see it on telly and you think "that'll never happen "on our street," or "that'll never happen in ourtown," just being a quiet town, small town, not like a city. it can happen anywhere. if people need to carry knives, i just think they're cowards. the bbc spent three weekends at the lgi and saw knife injuries on each of those weekends. the impact on all those affected is impossible to measure. emma glasby, bbc news, leeds. a town and nearby village in powys has been announced as wales' first dark sky community. residents have been working to reduce the light pollution for the last six years and have now achieved exceptional view of the night sky. jordan davies reports. this place is beautiful in the day, but you should see it at night. stars as far as the eye can see. no

guilty stabbed 17 times by gypsy's, then boyfriend.ars in prison, she's a free woman. are you ready to join the adult world? >> i am, i think that i have gained enough life experience behind bars. >> speaking on camera one week after walking out of a missouri prison on december 28th. when you look at these pictures now of gypsy rose, do you recognize her? >> i don't like i know that it's me, but at the same time, that isn't me anymore. >> in many ways, this is not gypsy second chance at life, but her first at 32 years old, with a new husband and a social media star with millions of followers. hey, everyone, this is gypsy. >> i'm finally free! >> gypsy's first tiktok going viral posted just days after her release. you're trending on tiktok. people saying things like i'm tipsy for gypsy. how do you explain this? >> i honestly, i don't know myself if i consider myself just a normal woman, but i think maybe my story resonates with a lot of people. >> her allure bolstered by documentaries and by hollywood portrayed in hulu's award winning m

and the defendant then turned on her and began stabbing her, at her.ked across the city. he tries to break into a building housing vulnerable adults but is pushed off by a resident. meanwhile, 65—year—old school caretaker ian coates is in his van on his way to work. the defendant causes ian to stop in his van and again seemingly without any sort of warning or any sort of conversation he attacks ian and he launches, you know, an equally ferocious attack on him. calocane then drives ian coates�* van towards the city centre and hits three pedestrians. they were wayne birkett, marcin gawronski and sharon miller. they were all injured but survived. minutes later, the van is tracked down and the killer is arrested. calocane pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility and guilty to three counts of attempted murder. the court heard he has had a history of mental illness, was in and out of hospital since 2020, and has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. he was known to mental health services in nottingham and

two teenage boys who died after being stabbed in bristol have been named locally as 15—year—old masony were attacked by a group of people who fled in a car. police in bristol say they have arrested a 44—year—old man and a 15—year—old boy and they remain in custody. police have begun a murder investigation and they said a vehicle had been seized. the metro mayor of the west of england, dan norris, told us what action is needed to prevent these attacks. this needs national attention from national government. every week there is a stabbing of this kind, as serious as this, in my region alone, which covers beyond bristol. just in the last two years, there was another incident where a young person was stabbed and killed in a mining community, radstock. it also happens in other communities, places like bath had a fatal stabbing last year where another young person was killed, and now we have these two incidents in bristol. so we need to grasp the fact that this is a very serious thing that's happening right across the region, in my area, but also the country, across all sorts of different t

in bristol, in a stabbing in bristol.ty and to work with the team of police officers we have committed to do this to identify those responsible and bring them to justice. the head of the un begs countries to continue supporting its palestinian aid agency after claims 12 staff were involved in the hamas attacks on israel. the british warship, hms diamond, shoots down a drone fired by the iranian—backed houthis in their latest attack on ships in the red sea. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to this hour. we start with a developing story in the uk. a murder investigation has been launched after two boys, aged 15 and 16, died in a stabbing in bristol last night. avon and somerset police say a aa—year—old man, and a 15—year old boy are in custody following the incident in knowle west. a vehicle has also been seized. police arrived at the scene within minutes and provided first aid. earlier, avon and somerset police gave an update on the incident. let's

police got unseen, she stabbed her own neck and also stabbed her dog.d in 2018 at her apartment in 1,000 oaks where she was found in full of blood, screaming hysterically with a knife in her hand. the said both had taken hits from a bond loaded with marijuana and she had had inverse reaction and had an involuntary canvas induced psychotic disorder. >> she was kneeling over him holding attendance led knife covered in blood. >> ultimately the judge in the case decided that she would serve no time in prison instead sentencing her to two years on probation and 100 hours of community service. the friends and family are outraged with the sentence. >> we are absolutely outraged and discussed with the sentence. the judge from the beginning wa bias right. >> she's not going to learn fro this experience, this isn't going to make her think she jus got away with murder. >> and initial murder charge against her were downgraded to involuntary manslaughter over protest from the victims family. that decision led to protests outside the courthouse from supporters of the

ricky was stabbed in the stomach on a night out.en't in pain, but the adrenaline kept me going until i actually realised how much pain i were in. as soon as the adrenaline had gone out, i were in a lot of pain then. when you see it on telly and you think "that'll never happen "on our street," or "that'll never happen in ourtown," just being a quiet town, small town, not like a city. it can happen anywhere. if people need to carry knives, i just think they're cowards. the bbc spent three weekends at the lgi and saw knife injuries on each of those weekends. the impact on all those affected is impossible to measure. emma glasby, bbc news, leeds. there's a bbc documentary about this issue. it's called on the front line, the knife crime emergency — and you can watch it now on the iplayer. the uk covid public inquiry has begun its first hearings in edinburgh, where it will scrutinise how the scottish government reacted to the pandemic. among those due to be called is the former first minister nicola sturgeon. lorna gordon reports. they ar

a young woman getting zero jail time after fatally stabbing a man she was dating and she stabbed himn 2018, the two smoked pot together. she stabbed 26-year-old chad amelia dozens and dozens of times. officers could not subdue her. they tried to taser her, breaking her arm in five places before they could get her under control. prosecutors agree that she was in the throes of a cannabis induced psychosis. they wanted a five-year sentence. she got probation. the judge ruling that she had no control over her actions. the victim's father saying this to the daily mail. >> she's not going to learn from this experience. this is not going to make her think. she just got away with murder. >> let's bring in former fbi special agent and fox news contributor, nicole parker. nicole, marijuana is legal in i think almost every -- most states these days. and in many cases, it has a potency that it didn't used to have. it can induce this kind of psychosis. but no jail time in this murder. what do you make of this? >> it's unbelievable to me. this woman, this defendant was found guilty by a jury trial

this woman stabbed this man 109 times. and i want you to understand that 109 stab wounds.d her, law enforcement, with the knife in her hand when they come to the door and a jury came back with a verdict of involuntary manslaughter and the judge said well, wait a minute, she was under psychosis inducement and as a result of that i'm going to put on two years of probation and no jail time. jacqui, can you imagine how the family and the friends of that person feel that this person was able to get out of jail, or not go to jail should we say, after stabbing their loved one? >> jacqui: i'm sure the message they are getting is their loved one's life was not worth much, which is a horrible thing. but you have to wonder about this argument that marijuana could make you -- could send you into such psychosis that you would become violent and stab someone 109 times. not something you typically associate marijuana with. >> absolutely not. and just think about it. there are a lot of individuals in jail right now who would love to be out of jail by using marijuana as a defense under the

south korea's main opposition leader has been stabbed during a public event. the country's president has called the attack unacceptable. israel's supreme court strikes down judicial reforms that sparked widespread protests last year. it's seen as a blow to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. hello. i'm helena humphrey. it's good to have you with us. we start onjapan, where search and rescue efforts are under way after a powerful earthquake struck the country on new year's day. at least 13 people are reported dead, according to local media. thousands of rescue personnel have been dispatched tuesday, but are struggling to navigate badly damaged roads. the epicentre of the 7.6 magnitude quake, was in the province of noto. tremors were felt hundreds of miles away in the capital tokyo. tens of thousands of people were told to head to higher ground. tsunami warnings have now been lifted. several aftershocks have been reported in the region. these are the latest images coming from wajima city, which was particularly hard hit. you can see crews battling several fires a

no word on an arrest or what led up to that stabbing at this time. a prominent jewish organization says the u.s. department of education is investigating both the san francisco and oakland unified school district. >> on for switching all reports, the group believes this centers around discrimination against jews. >> the jewish community relations council bay area says it learned thursday that the u.s. department of education says it will investigate the oakland and san francisco unified school district's for possible title 6 violations based on shared that prevents discrimination w and activities at schools that receive federal funds. the investigations are confirmed on the department of education's website. while we don't know the specifics yet, we are guessing that it has to do. >> with this massive discrimination that we're seeing at every level of schools in oakland and san francisco. and by the way, and many other school districts across the bay area. tyler gregory is ceo of the j c r c bay area and believes the rise in anti-semitism is at the r

the son of ian coates, one of three people stabbed to death in nottingham last year, speaks out about his father's killer. he is cold, calculated and brutal in the things that he did. golden treasures looted years ago by british soldiers now heading back to ghana under a landmark deal. and there are only two of these left on the entire planet — could ivf help save the species? and on newsnight at 10.30, ukraine doesn't deny shooting down a rocket inside russia. killing we're told ukrainian prisoners. 700 deaths since russia launches full—scale invasion of its neighbor. how dangerous the moment is this? mystery surrounds the crashing of a russian military transport plane, which moscow says was carrying ukrainian prisoners of war involved in a prisoner exchange. it's accused ukraine of deliberately targeting the plane. ukraine says kyiv had not been advised, on this occasion, to ensure the safety of airspace where it happened. according to moscow, it crashed about 44 miles north—east of the russian city of belgorod. there are said to have been 7a people on board, including 65 ukrainian