he was shot and killed in a robbery during his overnight shift. in august, two months later, police arrested two people in connection with his death. people are invited to honor manny this afternoon at willow street frank bramhall park at 4:00 p.m. and tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., a group will pay tribute on hamilton avenue where he was killed. >>> now to a followup to a story we brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. a teenager is in critical condition following yesterday's fiery crash in danville. we now know what led to that crash. the sheriff's office says it started just after 1:00 a.m., when a danville police officer tried to pull over a car for running a red light. the driver did not stop and led the officer on a chase for about five miles. police say the driver ran another red light, hit another car, and then flipped over and caught fire right in front of that starbucks inside the crossing shopping center. five people inside that car were rescued by police and taken to the hospital. the driver suffered serious injuries, deput

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and dayton, 2019, nine killed, 17 injured. boulder, 2001, 10 kill -- 2021, 10 killed. nashville, 2023, six killed and children are amongst them. and this is the procedure that is used. not at a shooting range where our veterans may go. but for criminal acts that kill people. and let me let you hear from the person who actually designed it. it was a creator of the tactical stabilizing brace who acknowledged in a 2017 interview that many who brought the braces -- bought the braces did so to avoid the national firearms registration. they were going to do bad. not those good veterans. he also said during our joint hearing last month to a question i asked to discuss the a.t.f. order, that the stabilizing brace was originally designed to allow a disabled veteran to shoot a pistol more accurately and safely. under this -- mr. nadler: i yield the gentlelady an additional 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for another 30 seconds. ms. jackson lee: under this regulation they will still be able and allowed to do so. let me be very clear. it is for ve

and at least 17 civilians killed in the southern parts of the capital for 2. they will also heavy artillery fire towards the evening of such a day as the hours before the cease fire is due to come into effect. the mediators made it very clear that there should be no minute 3 movements from both sides. they should be no arts, and they was telling no, as strikes, no use of drones. and that's any minute. 3 movement is prohibited, and they should be access for humanitarian aid. for those here and so down and the media to is also said that should there be any violation from either side, then talks in the saw the city of tent that will be a cia and he but morgan onto 0. i'm the man at the chad. so down border aid organizations out overwhelmed and the situation appears to be the terrier rising. so best profit reports from audrey. a warning this report contains distressing images. they survived the violence in sudan in chad. another struggle began. 8 organizations say they were not prepared for the humanitarian crisis to become this big this quickly. people who arrive

they killed 575 people, 185 of which 10.end of the actions , kurt von godberg writes a report . the partisan zone was captured by uncle collie's brigade. this guerrilla zone. even the poliklik village itself. then there was even, that is, in addition to what was a lake, there was also a village too burned deep, that is, these are all e points. well, they were small in terms of population zero, in any case they were destroyed along with people. yes, and it was a policy of genocide, because it was a policy of a dream. they even cleared the territory. here and now, the question of whether or not to save the lives of the civilian population was not there, they killed everyone while one part of the team drove people to the building, where the destruction of the second robbed the houses. his activity was productive, and , accordingly, the winners are not judged, therefore , he got away with a lot and him. to me it seems that even sometimes they were afraid of their own and bypassed many nazis. it’s just that the hair moved from th

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correspondent: among those killed were three teenagers, twin sisters.would have been 15 and september. >> all of the destruction is shocking to see. when you see it in photos is different. what you see in tv does not even begin to show what you see in real life. correspondent: this is all that remains as rescuers look for survivors. the shockwaves damaged neighboring buildings. >> every such act of terror proves again and again to us in the whole world that russia deserves only one thing as a consequence of all that it is done, defeat and a tribunal, fair trials against all russian murderers and terrorists. correspondent: the russians acknowledge the strikes but made no mention of the cafe. >> the point of temporary deployment of the commanders of the 56 motorized infantry brigade of the ukrainian armed forces was hit in a city in donetsk. correspondent: ukrainian intelligence as they arrested a local man accused of passing on information to pressure. -- to russia. elsewhere in the east a flag is raised. both sides make the most of advances. officials h

the next day, a 20 year old man killed 8 people in the village outside the capital. since then, thousands of people protested weakly and bel grade accusing the government of encouraging a culture of violence in society. the problem of violence in serbia is bigger than a been work since they're in positions services. that's why the citizens off for other regulation may be typing gun control, legislation and fundamental reform, even education others. so be as president alexander view church as pledge to practically disarm his country. more than 40000 weapons and 2000000 rounds of ammunition have so far been handed in joining a government, amnesty by the remove in 750000 registered weapons. se and officials estimate perhaps a similar number on license. it could take years for the state to these um it citizens and they'd have to be willing partners. in the bonus, i was your 0 fell great. the senegalese army is being deployed to parts of the car in case there's more violence between police and anti government protestors. 10 people have been killed since demonstrations on

>> who killed the lover? was it the wife or the jealous husband?> then he goes on to talking about being a hunter and how the hunter hunts the prey and feels this tingle through their body. >> byron: an alleged murder night wedding pact. >> your agreement from the time you were married was that you have the affair, it's your responsibility to kill off that person. >> byron: your exclusive interview with the convicted killer from inside prison. >> i've spoken to investigators who said that when they talked to you and heard your story, that it made them believe in pure evil. >> byron: this special edition of "nightline" will be right back. you know that feeling of having to rewash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. new cascade platinum plus... with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. for a no rewash clean... and a cabinet ready shine. upgrade to new cascade platinum plus. dare to dish differently. we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the ca

it killed the operator, it killed the old parade, said because that person was keeping it from accomplishing its objective. we've never wrong does experiment, nor would we need to in order to realize that this is a plausible outcome. despite this being a hypothetical example, this illustrates the real world challenges suppose by artificial intelligence powered capability. to discuss this concerning top, if we know across lab to our panel of guess, journalist benet shoop law and suits out university chair. professor victor, go welcome to you both. now i'm going to start with renee. renee, what do you believe accounts for the contradicting reports that we're hearing from the us air force? do they have anything to hide? move in. this was expected you get all the magic comes from the very styles your read all sorts of comics downs. i also read read this is a duty to move in debt against a non growing demos. i think that they look slowly, the mystic over the come on of the human society. so i think uh what happened at old oil that happened got enough time, not very sure because they had been deni

i was killed in elis, janina earlier. he described the situation in the city as a genocide, and they just called us like spunk, long running ethnic tensions in the area. will have a morgans live for us in undermine. what more do we know about what's been going on in west off for have of the well for weeks now, there's been fighting in the region of west star for tens of thousands of people have across the border into neighboring chad from the city of the name of the capital of west are for an hours before he was killed. the government himself describe the situation as genocide to media outlets which he spoke to. now people say that the arab malicious allies, to the rapid support for us is which is fighting this with the news army at the moment, has been targeting people in the city of to nina, based on their, at the cities. now the government himself was from the metalli's tribe, that's the tribe that survivors who cross the border into chad. say, our militias targeting in the city of to nina in the west are for know the

it's a sin to kill, i'm not. i told them not to hurt the monkeys, but they wouldn't listen. lawyers say long tailed mechanics should not be killed because they are protected by law. the wire department cannot give any any most in the event that in any move has become a nuisance or is a disturbance, been the solution is very simple. the wildlife department is supposed to capture the cit anymore or any most, and relocate them not kill them. this is not the 1st time the wildlife department has been accused of acting illegals. 2 years ago, witnesses say at least 20 dusky leave. languages were shot dead by wildlife department personnel on grounds they had attacked humans.

american warmongers have been killed after september 11. the results of the research conducted in america have been found. and also the heavy financial and human losses of these war mongering for the united states, the research of the watson institute of brown university in the united states shows that after september 11, 2001 , it directly and indirectly caused the death of more than four and a half million people, while for america itself has spent 8 trillion dollars saxon, a professor and director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university, who wrote an article entitled "american wars and its debt crisis," believes that the wars that the united states has waged were false wars with fake excuses that have never been told the truth about iraq, syria, libya, and yemen and now in ukraine, and the huge costs incurred in all these years , the president didn't tell us, it is so important that we the american people should cover their costs with the taxes we pay, according to brown university research that in various americ

and bomber command, the killed rate was almost 50%, plus — killed rate was almost 50%, plus ail— killed i was almost signing my life away. hello there. it's looking pretty different weather—wise this weekend — we're not going to have wall—to—wall sunshine like we've had the previous weekend. we have low pressure working its way and that's going to bring showers and some thundery downpours for many places. and there will be some sunshine around, but you'll notice it's going to feel increasingly humid. 0ur air source still coming in from the south, so it's going to be fairly warm. but here it is, this area of low pressure continuing to edge in towards western areas. that's where we'll see most of the showers, even longer spells of rain across northern ireland for saturday morning. best of the sunshine towards eastern areas — could see a little bit of cloud here and there, and there could be the odd shower popping up into central areas into the afternoon. some low cloud, mist and murk affecting northeast scotland and the northern isles, so temperatures here only around 13 or 14 degrees, bu

the president calls the killing in its wykle. the german and u.s. defense chiefs meeting in washington, strengthening nato as the war in ukraine tops the agenda. gears on pbs it and the united states and all around the world welcome to the program. we start the show with new revelations about the art uprising by the wagner group in russia, the moscow times is reporting that the deputy chief of staff of russia's armed forces has been arrested. the paper says that he is being held on suspicion of being involved in the rebellion. the new york times has also claimed that he see her russian general had advanced knowledge of the plan. the kremlin denies the allegations and maintains military commanders are united behind president vladimir putin. for more on this we can now bring in our russian analyst who is following all of this from the capital. he has been arrested, but how credible is this information? >> i think that it has been more or less confirmed by respective media, although initial signals came from a different source of telegram channels ther

either the world will change, or you and i will kill and kill until.eople understand that it is impossible to live without love. don't worry. why do we continue? and we went to vladivostok, they had a factory there. there they did their instant euthanasia thing. but the main thing was different. the main thing was that they found out that their son had been transferred there. original plan i hated him for something else. they could watch him for hours, and everyone noticed me with everyone. i don't remember this damn vladivostok, i don't remember any ocean. you have never sat on the beach and ate ice cream. there was only this dima with empty pewter eyes and a terrible inexplicable anxiety, which i did not understand. everything was cleared up for six months, when we returned from the bottom, and they began to try and kill. then they somehow calmed down. they realized that they were not capable, but they had the decency not to return him back to the orphanage. maybe they thought they could complete the plan later, when he grows up. then it will be your

i did not kill paul. like, you know.hifting alibi for the crime that the prosecutor believed would undo the florida man. >> when he changed from i was in louisiana on tuesday to i was in louisiana on wednesday, that was a mammoth sea change that the jury would never buy. it was the big lie. >> he has lied to you again and again and again. >> it is closing, the prosecutor theorized for the jury just why edward had gone to such lengths to kill paul. it was for his daughter, stacey, whose life had been fruitful ever since her divorce from the victims. >> she philly has nowhere to go. the father, her protector, wants her back. and wants those grandchildren in florida. so long as paul is alive, that will not be. i think, in part, and viewed this matter as, he just needed to kill him. >> look at. you look at him. >> all, rock replied the defense. it closes case by underscoring, again, why it could be the killer. he had no motive, he was too unhealthy to kill paul and flee the scene as police claimed. and he couldn't have been

the importance of this incident occurred at 4:30 , which killed two to three million people, and dawn was at 6:30 to 7:00. realizing the matter means two hours after the incident happened, after people realized that they sent troops to the area and at half past twelve they succeeded. he identifies and begins to testify after the incident itself, one of the questions the ones that are discussed are why it was during these two hours and after 6:30 in the morning until 12:30 why the zionist forces could not actually target this egyptian person after this issue and the second proposition that is proposed the reality of the narratives is that after this incident, the zionists gave conflicting narratives along with their wives and first announced on insta that a person who was actually wearing an egyptian police uniform had killed them and then he announced that this person was a soldier himself, and on the other side of the story, we saw that the egyptian army was the spokesman the army announced that this person was in pursuit of the kings, that these smugglers were entering the occupied

remember in the united states, only i% of officers would kill —— to kill only ever get convicted.99% chance of not getting held accountable at all if they kill people, and only about 10% of the complaints are sustained against officers across the country. in this report, they just dismiss complaints even when the police did wrong things. there's no accountability. there's really no check on them. i hope the city council presses the mayor, i hope the mayor uses this as a tool in his toolkit to really implement the changes. last ear, implement the changes. last year, president _ implement the changes. last year, president biden - implement the changes. last year, president biden signed and a executive order to create and a executive order to create a national database of police misconduct. his administration is the one that conducted this probe. do you think the white house is doing enough to prevent future abuse? here the hard thing- _ prevent future abuse? here the hard thing- the _ prevent future abuse? here the hard thing- the president - hard thing— the president doesn't actual

then, they are telling and joking about killing kids, killing people and their overseas in the military just swapped out the police commissioner there and the commissioner there and the commissioner who is there when this was happening is gone and hopefully that is a good thing but i think what we see is with me to stop sending people in with guns to solve conflict in communities are scaling down the police department is a part of it and then putting robust accountability, that's what this report also calls out, is that there is no accountability, did not happen, and even when there was accountability, it was someone clear that it was not certain that people got the message. all you're mentioning some of the findings in the report. there some disturbing details about the use of force, one findings as officers frequently use neck restraints without warning. how do you think some of these details will resonate? you think about the death of george floyd —— the unique thing about the death of george floyd is one of the things where people said the police don't do this, this never happens, y

they are trying to kill everybody. they get over the camp. they've been directing these kind of pains, an attempt to blind his radius of violence. drones, while they by the time and prepare some battle, we're going to fight as long as we can. so that's what it's going to happen. they are using rockets v as in playing the using was all, all there are man. i but we, we don't stop. they are going to continue as long as we can stand. if not us, our children, their children. we will continue. that's the feeling on both sides. this was close by and is randy drone targeting militants, the 1st aerial attack against palestinians in the west bank in a generation. the next chapter in this bloody conflict is being written to i'm the to south korea now as citizens have just become, become a year or 2 younger across the board. and no, they haven't invented the time. machine officials have scrap the traditional method of counting age to fall in line with the rest of the wealth. it's hope the reform will reduce bureaucratic confusion and cut legal disputes.

he didn't kill a specific girl. he killed the symbol.down, don't stand no time, croup, found signs of murder on the embankment, the same will go, yes, the lecture is over. sorry, but this is a new victim. this is also a girl from the bank no, a 48 -year-old man. and it is known that he was dressed known, business suit is not. according to the documents igor kolyvanov 48 years old jacket, expensive watch in place of a purse 8000 it had a ring, which was removed after death, when the blood was cured, maybe this is a rarity of some kind yes property, kolyvanovo network of wolf salons. give the passport to wife ulyana alexandrovna the place of registration. vice mayor, looks like she's his daughter more likely. sorry for forcing you. here you are. help yourself. thank you. have a seat. beautiful music is somehow easier. with your business partner. when he was about to return home, listen to me. i'm in such a state today, maybe we'll meet tomorrow, did you find out yourself or the game said that he told about his mistress? how do you not know

why should i kill him? he didn't change me.once out of less than to shoot her lovers every week, that is, joking, she is not the first. it's me so figuratively listen we know that you met as a joker on the day of his death. i wanted to talk to find out how serious they are. it's not my. to throw me i know it was she, he drove her away, and she took revenge, and she despises me. gun to olga 5 minutes of shame and secured old age. you were the centaur in the commercial. then you can tell me about it morozov is careful what is written in the work books of the stars, but they found the word for me. oh , birch rod, not plastic ones. and you see such people sticking out. i worked as a loader, who studied as an architect, who as an electric welder? it's like on saturday, right after the show , a million-dollar secret on ntv, only in alpha bank, a business loan of up to 50 million rubles. for one more day for business for 0 rub. with free service alpha-bank is the best bank for business up to 50% discounts on polaris equipment and up t

one is really sold or killed, isn't it ready? policy to demolish the homes of front of city is, is where the are responsible for killing is really, is the house is around one kilometer away from where we are. and these really forces were also here, and then a refugee camp with arms confrontations up it up this between palestinian fighters . and these really forces as a result is really, is really soldiers have still a palace city as bad as 20 year olds. and we're now in the funeral, that is taking place here in the refugee camp. we've seen a lot of arms, men come mamma, racing at the old man. basically. in respect of him, they would have a whole thing that a weapons shooting in there. he's expected to be laid to rest in the, in the cemetery here. but now what's been happening is that his body was taken to the house of the family for a final farewell protest, as in lebanon, who smashed bank windows and set fires in the capital demonstrates is targeted multiple banks, and they were very angry about controls on capital which would d

one person was killed and holmes and cause were torched. out of student, official, sage ready forces failed to intervene. and rescue is looking for us of mass of over went missing news wreck of the titanic in the atlantic ocean. concentrating the search on area where the banging noise is being detected. sphere to 5 people on board may have just 11 hours of oxygen that a 2 day during your conference is on the way in london to drum up international funding to rebuild ukraine after the war. and they're facing a monumental task. it's the biggest reconstruction project in europe since the end of world war 2. ukrainian prime minister says he's expecting almost $7000000000.00 to be pledge by the end of the conference on thursday. so father e u has made a new pledge of nearly $55000000000.00, but that spread between 20242027. you can raise promised free $1000000000.00. and the us $1300000000.00 is a stock, but it's just a fraction of the total cost of all the. well thank you in and your pin commission put the cost of reconstruction and recovery at

at least 5 palestinians were killed. a move and 90 of his ancient international done is have pledged close to 5 and a half $1000000000.00 in the monetary and a to sit down on the border region. but united nation says sweet billy, it is needed to help deal the full out of the conflict which has entered is this month. i may just search and rescue mission is underway that tends to be atlantic ocean from missing taurus, to muscle. that was on the dive to view the wreckage of the titanic believes there are 5 people on board that vessel us. now us like 3 of stace, anthony blinking, says, washington and beijing have agreed on the need to stabilize relations link and match with the president she g, paying on the 2nd and final day of his visit to china. you'll say how talks with china's top diplomats, as the wells, 2 largest economies, looked at ease tensions, catalina, you report, some paging, t. c, competing americas pulse diplomat, but presidents eaten pain during your visit. the aging hopes will reverse what it describes as t

kill people. awful, isn't it? i mean, i've killed — i've killed my fellow man.f that. when i eventually got into a — into a hospital, i said to the nurse, "can i send a telegram to my mother and father?" send a telegram to my and she said, "oh, yes — certainly!" i said, "wounded. "bullets left arm, left leg. "not serious, should survive." i thought that might amuse them, and it did. chuckles i loved the desert. i thought it was absolutely perfect. something about like being on the sea, in a way. you could go in any direction. there was a great sort of freedom attached. beautiful, smooth — smooth surfaces, sand and impossible great — bother — great sand dunes. some of the maps were very, very blank. i mean, i had a big chart — they were naval charts, really, with a lot of latitude and longitude lines and in some cases, i had one chart which had just a few little speculative hatch lines on it and a camel track — and a dotted line across it which was labelled "suspected camel track". well, i thought david stirling was a first—class man. very — highly intelligent, h

of killing no.seriously deal with this dream book. well, thank you very much. and thank you. it was important. i then remembered that you me asked pehovsky graduate students. these are graduate students of the podgorsk institute of chemistry. i studied there for two courses before the construction institute left as an institute, but it has its own pride library for teachers. where below graduate students are not allowed, various and often quite rare buildings are collected there. so your crazy to eat some grain. not at all always ready to help. no, as you like, this homeless junkie's name is victor . man from nowhere guys, there is only one option where to look for it is here. exchange for a story about the library, you know? what is the cuckoo doing? who gave you dream book drugs? so. the cuckoo she tosses her eggs. too late. murder i got better needed right now. this book at any time. straight to the end and down the stairs. written by your brother. very always dreamed of doing science, and i was

threw a bomb in hostel that also killed 17 students.al at the school is going up to 39 and, within the community, as they were going back, they also murdered two people, a female and a male. this is bringing bringing up the number to 41. this local resident expressed her anger as she questioned the ugandan authorities ability to protect their people. if they are telling us the borders are secured, security is tight, i want the security to tell us where they were when these killers came to kill our people. they are rebels that came to kill our people. is this security within uganda? why is it that we see them scattered here? where were they at night? because we are told guns... people heard the gunshots as early as 10pm and security could not come to compound the situation. —— combat the situation. now this time, they come in thousands. where have they been? the information minister of uganda, chris baryomunsi, says the hunt is on to find the attackers. they are already on the ground and the security and intelligence officers are on the

we're being attacked she cried out before being shot and killed. defense didn't dispute their client killed the 11 but the attorneys tried to argue that the attack was motivated by immigration related conspiracy theories. >> this was an anti semetic incident, period, end of the statement. >> community leaders in pittsburgh say that friday's result was a victory but the death penalty part looms large. >> while we are pleased with the verdict, very pleased, we know that there is still more to come. this is only the first phase. >> it's difficult to say the emotions we feel right now. one of relief obviously, that the jury returned a full verdict of guilty to all 63 counts. but there's also a degree of worry because this is just the first third of the trial and in a sense it was the least complicated part. >> now as we look ahead to the death penalty part of this trial one thing we will look for is exactly what kind of defense will be mounted. in this guilt pha seconds, the prosecution called 60 witnesses while the defense team called no one. now the

inform that the russian federation continues to shamefully violate the rights of our citizens and kill our ukrainian children. we will demand consideration of this issue on the platform on international platforms, including the organization of the united nations well, in which one again i would like us as states to raise the issue of the ineffective mandate of the international committee of the red cross, because for now we have no alternative. unfortunately, we will continue to mutilate and kill our citizens, and we will not receive any response. our task is to continue doing our work, but also to look for new opportunities to influence concrete influence on the russian side. thank you very much plubinets, who was able to join our broadcast, answer the question dmytro lubinets, the authorized person from petrograd, ukraine, was with us today on the air, this is such an important situation mykhailo podolyak in the studio of mykhailo red cross somehow does not justify either his knowledge, title or his purpose , we continue pretending that the world lives according to some rules, for me

he was killed and now there was ready soldiers also killed and a full sent off. so with some injuries, the focus of the ongoing investigation. now whether that mine was, i think a lawyer in or in comes that with others, prime minister benjamin netanyahu directing his ministers. although this wasn't extremely serious incident, there should be no impact on the relationship between the egyptians and the as rainy's. and given the fact that over the last decade, these kinds of incidents on the board, i have become increasingly rad button joints investigation that is ongoing. an indication that the 2 countries are working together. the months alda 0 west jerusalem rescue is in india, say, then not looking for any one else alive and the wreckage of friday's try and crash on of the most serious in the nation's history. at least 288 people were killed. but to the death toll is expected to rise of many more seriously injured in hospital problem is in or under mode is met with survivors in the northeastern states of leticia and as promising a full investigation. hi force, i

kill. it's about territory. you just kill people. and then you go wherever you stand to kill more people. right. so that's that's basically but yeah, it's a war of attrition. yeah. and in the way that you're if you just look at numbers, which is it. there is that parallel to two world war one. now let's look at hanoi is doing right so so so effectively the war in southern vietnam becomes at least partially americanized starting in 1965 and and upon seeing this lays one decides to respond in kind as the americans bring in more troops and more supplies into the south lays, one will increase number of people from the north being deployed to fight in in the south. so so it is this response in kind it's a matching of resources both human and and and material. the north vietnamese strategy know yes were u.s. diplomatic history but it's to understand what the other guys were thinking to make sense the outcome that the lays one's thinking it's it's really really clever under the circumstance is aga

they say she was killed in cold blood, how much we're used to playing this very place where she was killed. we used to play hops cards here all the time. no memories of all they have left of her. so deal was buried here in the comp cemetery. it is where children often come to visit the graves of their peers. walking in the cemetery, one cannot fail to notice that there are many small waves. rights organization said that at least 13 miners were killed. vice really forces, since the beginning of this year is where the forces did not comment on her killing . that issue a shot several soldiers would injured after us any ins, planted explosive devices in the comp. so those friends tell us they want to fight for head right to justice. but don't know how head brother and how much is going to turn 10 in august. he says his sister is know in a much better place. need that, but he just the, to the occupied westbank close to the head here on out, is there a way to pull it from mexico where people are battling soaring temperatures in the heat? waves is expected to last 2 weeks. but the 19 year old fre

opponents of killing. hi, ms. bucher in the city of al janina the recess has denied this. i'm a bunker describe what's happening there in the fall is genocide. know wanting tensions in the region has been re ignited by the bottles of control between the army and the r as f. the governor, the governor's death, appears to prompt that even more members of the mass of the tribe, to flee the fighting and docile bank and soldiers, ministry members, and policemen. many handed over that weapons devoted guards as they crossed into chad civilians of also work to the border. some of them with gunshot wounds. you and you might have tiring defense. chief loss in griffith says the 4 is rapidly spiraling into a humanitarian calamity. and the world calling to allow it to happen again. same astronomy is in the city of audrey and china, just across the border from l janina where gone, fire has been hard. it was already a tragic day, has turned into a violent night. we heard rapid gun fired and sustained heavy explosions fro

a 170 for peacekeepers have been killed. another 700 injured in the last decade, things on the ground remain fast enough to be un leaves. the government of molly now intends to further rely on the bus and risk from the fall can accompany are about $900.00 of them. but of course, there are now questions about the company's operations following the rebellion in russia last week, james bayes out to 0 at the united nations. i already spoke to daniel for to your senior you on our list of the international crisis group. and he said that security and my help, it'll says a broad, a saw hill region. it is going to be at risk. off to the peacekeepers leave are moving peacekeepers is a very difficult process. you have to worry about the safety of the un personnel 1st and foremost to understand who is going to eventually take over the work that the union is doing off the ground from supporting political processes. because of helping to monetary and efforts, and ultimately how and where the molly and government will step up. once the un

for what reason did he kill this? is it easy to kill a honda motorcycle in islam? i didn't want to show it to you. we have the right . i have the motorcycle. these problematic people will side with us and then they will be dealt with . in confiscation, who was the first founder of farda's methods, bijan jazni's group, which attacks banks and bank balances, used to commit armed robbery. later, the mojahedin khalq of egypt used these different methods, which continued until after the victory of the islamic revolution, and even in years 58, 59 and 60 different methods of use it could be revolutionary confiscation and confiscation of words. what is the justification for producing the steel of the people of imam javad khormipour? i was at home on the way to the freedom of the people. i was there. i was my mother. they were a man of blood. his body was very sore. there was no one . he was afraid of something. he brought public goods in istanbul. i was gathering the documents and the report. he told me, do you know why you are doing this? i was scared of every share. i wa

of the killing factor. but uh no there's, there's just no way of a smaller nation at the end of the day will be able to be on a level playing field. even if you ron in the united states went to war while you run has certain, you know, things that, that enhanced their immediacy of their defense. and the fact is that the united states was to mobilize its total capability, non nuclear. we would be the wrong because it becomes, it's a war of attrition. all work comes down to attrition. so you know, the question is, what is the political cost? can you run, make the political cost of war such that the united states would never seek to fully mobilize because there would be detrimental political price to pay at home? and i think that's, that's what we're looking at. but it's the end of the day the, the bigger nations can always have the advantage. thank you so much, scott. read or for joining us today. unfortunately, military conflicts spring about the extremes and winners and losers. countries are faced with heavy

we all know he didn't kill any money. the tim hutchison was the sheriff, went on, the enhanced was convicted, i can understand that 51 years. he has no problem with him spending 51 years behind bars. so what are you going to just say, oh, well, he was 16 and had a weapon, but he doesn't need to do just a couple of years because of his age. no, there's not. that is the act. there live people who say there should not be a felony murder charges because you shouldn't be considered a murderer if you didn't pull the trigger or felony. murder is a way to get these people off the street and keep them off the street. and they need to be off the street. and the same goes with mister nance. he knew he was going inside the store to rom, this story. what would your response be to people who say this isn't really working and i think people up doesn't actually solve any problems. well, for those as a, it doesn't really solve any problem by locking these juveniles up for a long period of time. and we're nance and been involved in any mor

they are trying to kill everybody, they get all over the camp. they've been directing these kind of pains. an attempt to blind is ready surveillance, drones, while they by the time and prepare some battle, we're going to fight as long as we can. so that's what it's going to happen. they are using rockets v as in plains, the using was the old old. there are man, how about we? we don't stuff. they are going to continue as long as we can stand. if not us, our children, their children. we will continue. that's the feeling on both sides. this was close by and is randy drone targeting militants, the 1st aerial attack against palestinians in the west bank in a generation. the next chapter in this bloody conflict is being written to i'm the strengthening nato and the war in ukraine top the agenda ad security talks and washington to them. and germany's defense minister for us to story is as holding talks with as american opposite. number, lloyd austin, the meeting comes before the next nato summit. in lithuania, the us and jeremy are ukraine's to main wea

i pushed you to the door to decide on my handle and killed dashevsky. he stuck her in the eye.ot seen this. well, of course you didn't, because you couldn't see. you were flying at this time. where are the doors, wait. yes, i have not seen, but fragrant. he himself said dying that he wants this. well, i don’t remember exactly, but the meaning was, like, it would be better for everyone. here , but these are already subjects for collusion or manipulation. or that you couldn't see mom murder, we were shocked. you didn't think at all at that moment. and after that , reshnitnikov inspired you with this idea, look at breaking up alcohol. yes it turns out so? alevtin sergeevna yes, just now he was doing this, and there are medyntsev's prints on the pistol, there are no others. and yes, the taxi driver was killed from this trunk, the taxi driver's arms and legs are tied with the same rope as the girl in the club. no, the taxi driver was already killed in the trunk of the car, not in the cabin, there are no signs of resistance anywhere else , there are no signs of injections either. unt

about 30 people, wagner fighters, were killed.this served as a trigger that force the council of wagner commanders to decide we had start the march meet lee. amy: in moscow, president vladimir putin spoke to russian soldiers outside the kremlin earlier today, praising them for the defense of russia's capital which he said "essentially preventing a civil war." his remarks followed a statement on tv in which she accused wagner's leaders of treason but offered a path to avoid prosecution. >> i think the supporters who made the only right decision. they stopped at the last line. today have the opportunity to continue serving russia entering into a contract with the ministry of defense or other law enforcement agencies or to return to your family and friends. whoever wants to go to belarus. the promise i'm able be fulfilled. amy: in ukraine, president zelenskyy visited soldiers on the eastern front and used his nightly dress to praise ukrainian troops for advancing "in all directions." in washington, d.c., the biden administration has

they just killed, they killed, they killed there that only what we know after the start of a specialtion will stick. signed a contract with the national guard. and the kiev terrorists are another death sentence. as soon as i signed a contract with the national guard and a contract for a year and announced that i was leaving for my zone from august 22 to november 22. here they are four three four months. somewhere in moscow he worked. uh, a shooter of a strelox with a weapon with a pistol details of hunting for zahars, prilepin killers surrendered himself after his arrest. he went to all my meetings, went to all presentations to all public events where he appeared and all the time he had the opportunity to shoot me, then i left earlier, then i came in from another entrance. you went out from another entrance, then, well, the guards blocked it. in general, she did not succeed in establishing the investigation, that killer was not the only one. whom the kiev regime sent for life. this is one of the only known ones, but in fact there is a whole three groups there worked luhansk here. in

he killed an afghan farmer by hand and then threw him from a cliff and then killed him with a group. in another case, an afghan was killed from behind with 10 groups . he took a drinking vessel and in two other cases this soldier also two people another one was killed so that the new soldiers would get to know him. this soldier was seen as a hero in australia after receiving several military medals. nato under the command of the united states were stationed there. it is noteworthy that this soldier is being tried as a war criminal in a criminal court, but he has sued for defamation in a legal court against three days and lost the legal case against the australian court with the pressure of the media and opinions general the details of this case have become scientific . these australian soldiers are only one case of the crimes of nato soldiers in afghanistan that have been revealed so far. in the past, they had agreed to reduce daily production by 2 million barrels of oil until the end of this year. they extended this agreement for another year. oil producers should prove to the world

comes so because kills in elgin 9. it really describe the situation in the city as a genocide, as well as condiments has voted on a mine positive from list to benjamin netanyahu as proposed traditional over the whole and pays elected a member of the opposition to a panel which appoints judge's plans to reform that you destroy system have sparked months of protest as a new your grand jury has invested a form of us marines for the death of a man on the subway. last month, daniel penny was filmed, holding jordan neely in a chokehold for several minutes. the 5th year old slice had died on hospital nearly who was a full of michael jackson in person. i just struggled with mental illness. according to eye witnesses, he was shouting at passengers and begging for money. when penny pinned them to the floor with the help of 2 other riders, prosecutors in the us have charged 5 people, the selling human body pots stolen from harvard medical schools mold. it includes the move manager who took the body pots donation to the school. be

this is another way of killing our client. same hmm , most likely he was frightened off by his white-handed wife, it is clear that he was in a hurry, even she showed that he was on the way out of the yard. she collided with some kind of dark machine, the meeting was cancelled. she decided to call her husband to say that she would come home earlier. he didn't answer. she sent a text message, which, apparently , was read by the killer, it turns out that from the very first victim. you see, it almost lit up. it is not surprising that after that he flies on bottom. he didn't want to make that kind of mistake again, yes, but two weeks ago at the kids' park. we found the body of another actor andrei lomov, 24 years old, shkolnaya 21, and it is 8 km. trakhod home beloruchka last year he graduated from drama school starred in serials about cops. yes, and here the killer already came off in full scrap, he lived alone. no, he lived with a girl, but at the time of death. lomov’s girl was on a business trip, which means that the killer ha

so is accused of killing $59.00 students. and begins his re election campaign pitching appropriate list economic message to a really in pennsylvania. and approaching the goals, right? these foreign minister especially invites residency for receipts re, as the stones boring sides have agreed to a new 72 hours ceased. firebird could buy the us and saudi arabia. it's expected to start at 6 am local time in about 2 hours. it comes in mid a day of bloodshed in the capital cotton. at least 17 people, including 5 children, were killed in strikes and the we stuff or origin thousands are escaping to neighboring chad medical stuff. they are reporting hundreds of inches. have been moving reports from the mom. the cease fire mediated by saudi arabia and the united states is the foot between the rapids support forces. and this is denise army to be mediated by the 2. but it's not the 3rd piece flyer. since the beginning of the conflict and many other cease fires have been violated in the past, no residents in the and capital costume are di

thomas africa was killed in elgin 9 and hit earlier. describe the situation in the city as a genocide. israel's parliament has voted on an important part of prime minister. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is propose, judicial as a whole, and pays elected a member of the opposition to a panel that appoints judges. they rejected the other candidate from danielle, whose own liquid capacity is proposed plans had sparked months of nationwide protests for the boxes in which jerusalem with more on device one of the key elements of the judicial oval, whole. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu had been proposing for the last few months, involved the ability of the government to decide who should sit on a key committee that would decide judicial nominees for quotes, including israel, supreme court, the test today, a key test in this vote inside the connection, it was whether the government would be able to push through to have its own candidates to sit on that committee despite weeks of compromise, told for the position in which the oppositio