the south carolina department of natural resources and sheriffs helped capture the gator which was cleesene and a half feet lo feet long. the woman's name has not been released but her family was here for the holiday. alligators in our area can be very dangerous, and you need to be careful, especially when walking your dog >> got to stay a reasonable distance, i'd say 20 foot from the edge of the water. that way if one did approach you, you'd already have a head start on getting away from them. what they do is lunge at you >> reporter: an autopsy will be performed on the woman's body, the alligator was euthanized >>> turning now to georgia where an a sheriff's deputy is hailed a hero the driver was having a medical emergency. she is expected to make a full recovery >>> now to another stunning rescue a missing massachusetts woman found after being stuck in the mud for three days in border lands state park police say 31-year-old emma was found when hikers called 911 after hearing her screams for help they were unable to reach her on foot and officer had to use all-terrain vehicles she in th

russian jets did risky fly byes past american drones in syria, dropping flares and coming way too cleese fose for e than an hour an official called the actions dangerous, reckless, unsafe and unprofessional both the american and russian militaries operate in syria with security coordination, but that now seems to be fraying, with russian jets also overflying u.s. positions in that civil war-torn country >>> a teenaged boy has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering his high school spanish teacher in iowa. he is 17 and will have no possibility of parole. he was 16 when he and another student beat the teacher to death with a baseball bat back in november 2021 miller had expressed remorse to the victim's family, saying he accepted responsibility for, quote, my carelessness, for my ignorance. the presiding judge later condemned his actions as sin ser and evil the teacher had given both boy as failing grade, which was the alleged motive for the attack. >>> now to a stunning development in a missing persons case in texas. 25-year-old rude eye wy was fou outside a church and unresponsive

. - john cleese, of course, was one of them. - it was explained to me that someone had been getting it to me that danno in the la had been for a very long time been getting information. i met danno, i liked him enormously, he was very sympathetic, little bit of a rogue but i like people like that. what i was puzzled was, some of the stuff that he was having was things like social security numbers and national health numbers. i said, "well, that's hardly fatal to my career!" he said, "no, you don't understand, once they have "that, it's very easy to persuade people that you're "allowed to have certain confidential information." it's what i referred to as the keys to the kingdom. what's going to happen is if somebody calls up the phone company, the first thing they're going to ask them, what's your social security number? what your date of birth? what's your date of birth? you know, what's your favourite pet's name? if you have the information from the database, they will just give you everything. if there was a scandal and the person had any kind of footing in the united states, the tab

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and john cleese , proud of. and john cleese, beanng proud of.mind the historic importance of tredegar and what nye bevan did there. >> i mean, it is the town marking this day to day in a special way . well there's not special way. well there's not been many plans, celebration plans today, on sunday, the 2nd of july, a few days ago there was what's known as bevan bevan day , where essentially the town day, where essentially the town celebrated the life of bevan with a big parade through the town. >> but there are actually on >> so but there are actually on the behind me the roundabout behind me a couple that say 75. couple of balloons that say 75. so the extent of the so that's the extent of the celebrations seen so far celebrations i've seen so far here . here today. >> okay. well, thanks very much indeed updating there in indeed for updating us there in the was once a thriving the heart was once a thriving mining community. and of course, those miners very in those miners very active in forming that help society. all those years ago. thanks ver

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with that, let me call up our leader, leader steve cleese. >> thank you, mr. speaker.was an important victory for our men and women in uniform, who risk their lives to keep us safe. it was also an important victory for every american in this country that wants to see our military focused on our enemies abroad, not on wokeness and all of the indoctrination attempts you're seeing within the pentagon. and there was a massive rebuke of that far left ideology and the push that we have seen under the biden administration. these aren't things that barack obama did when he was president. joe biden has tried to change the focus of our military. and what you saw today, and over the last week is republicans and democrats coming together to say let's focus on our enemies all around the world. there are still bad actors out there that want to do us harm. there are countries like china who are investing in a different kind of military that we need to be focused on. and as the speaker pointed out, chairman rogers and all of the members of the house armed services committee spent week

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john cleese these markets, the pound will buy you $1.3038 and ,1.1687. l ,1.1687. »- ,1.1687. >> the00 is at 7430 points. a direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that matter gb news radio . gb news radio. >> it's 1035 with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner and we've got junior doctors in england going on strike. the longest single period of industrial action in nhs history. >> day strike been >> the five day strike has been initiated by bma, the initiated by the bma, the british association, british medical association, after the government refused their for a 35% pay rise. their calls for a 35% pay rise. >> so we're going to go to the queen elizabeth hospital in birmingham, reporter birmingham, where our reporter jack waiting for us. jack carson is waiting for us. jack >> yeah, good morning. well as of about half an hour ago, there was a picket line here at the queen elizabeth hospital. but with these junior doctors strikes, they are only going to be a physical picket be on a on a physical picket line from atm till 10 am. tod