. >> miss merchant? >> mr. bradley, would you abject it falls under the privilege of 106 of the rules and attorney/client privilege is not something that mr. bradley can waive. only mr. wade can waive it regardless of the communications or information improper. mr. wade would have to waive them in order for mr. bradley to continue to testify about any of this relationship until it has been established, when that privilege should have begun. >> so far i haven't heard anything about a relationship, attorney/client relationship or privilege attaching. that will need to be established whether it falls inside or out of it. i think either miss merchant can take a lead if she wants to. my understanding was that has to fall on the person asserting the privilege. >> except for the attorney is not allowed to violate that privilege or he violated bar rules that would have an opinion regarding when -- [inaudible] that's why i thought perhaps this side bar might be important. >> miss merchant, sounds like you will need to l

testimony of miss willis? and stop there. >> conflict in the evidence, judge. now that mr. wade has testified there's a conflict of multiple different issues [indiscernible] on the first one is the reimbursement issue, the cash, that opens the door in and of itself to miss willis testifying. >> what's the conflict there? >> that he testified that he didn't have receipts but we don't know if miss willis has receipts. so, that's one issue. >> we don't know, so there's no conflict. don't know. >> so it's a question, not a conflict. what else. >> that is a question. and a lot of different issues with different reasons. first one would be the receipts. you know, whether or not these cash payments were payment receipts, belize trip, whether or not she paid for the entire thing in cash, mr. wade does not have knowledge of that. and a lot of things he could not remember so now it goes to miss willis, unfortunately. that he testified that she insists on paying her own way, gave him some cash, in quotes, some cash, miam

wade and miss willis' relationship? >> did i lie to miss -- >> that's a simple question, mr. bradley. you're a lawyer. did you lie to miss merchant when you told her facts about mr. wade and miss willis' relationship? >> not that i recall. i don't recall -- i mentioned earlier that i speculated on some things. i've testified to what i did know. so i can't recall whether or not i -- no. >> mr. bradley, speculation is kind of a weasely lawyer word. you're under oath. >> argue mentive. not a relative question. >> mr. bradley, when you were communicating different details of the relationship between miss willis and mr. wade to miss merchant, did you lie to her about any of those details? >> objection. asked and answered twice. >> i don't think he's answered it yet. >> i don't recall ever, whether any of it was a lie or not. >> well, at the time you were communicating with miss merchant, you were still friends with mr. wade, correct? >> yes. >> and at the time you were communicating with miss merchant, you knew she was talking to you in her role and capacity as attorney in this ca

talking about miss willis, ok? so, you paid and caused to be paid approximately $3,335 on that trip, bahamas trip from october 28th through october 31st, correct? >> your honor, objection. we've covered this ground several times already. >> let's cover new ground. >> trying to establish with specificity the things he had done to entertain or be entertained prior to may the 30th, 2023, i'll try to move through it quickly. >> that's already part of the record in terms of his prior testimony. if you want to link those two things together you can do it during argument. >> let me discuss this. you indicated that during the course of your explanation concerning the belize trip, that miss willis paid you all that money back in cash, remember? >> yes, sir. >> now, the belize trip had just happened, that occurred march 18, 2023, right? >> yes, sir. >> so, you're filing this maybe two months after you have gone to belize with miss willis, correct? >> your honor, again i believe all of this -- >> i think he might be getting s

with miss willis? >> are you asking -- >> did you take a trip with miss willis in 2023 to belize? >> i did. >> did you take a trip with her in california in 2023? >> i did. >> did you pay for those trips on that credit card? >> i used the credit card to book the travel. but understand -- >> she paid you back cash. >> let's take the belize trip for example since you started there. that was a birthday gift to me, so i paid nothing for that trip, 0. >> all right. the charges that are on your card, she gave you cash for? >> she did. >> okay. so all the charges -- >> did you have more? >> i did. i wanted to get into the charges on the card because -- so traveling with her is a task. you can probably imagine the attention that happens. so for safety reasons, she would limit her transactions. i mean, imagine trying to walk through an airport or sit at a restaurant and do anything. so there was no attempt to conceal the credit card. everything is here. >> that's not what i asked. >> okay. >> what i asked was t

with miss willis. >> okay. with miss willis. were you aware at the time that her team consisted of brian watkins, megan vargas, sonia alan, shannon trotty, fal chan and john floyd. she reported that was her team on this case? >> i knew john floyd was involved and she probably told me the others, but, listen, i barely remember what case i tried last year, much less every word that was said in the conversation. >> i understand, fair enough. but she said she was looking to hire more lawyers and investigators to work on this case? >> she told me it was, to me, and she said would you be interested in being special prosecutor in this case? and i gave the reply that i already -- no. about hiring other lawyers or whatever, i don't know. all i can testify to is what she told me. >> did she tell you at all why she wanted to hire special counsel and not use someone who is an ada, not have an actual employee? >> no. she did not. we did not discuss that. and but i would assume it was because the case as big as this

we'll see. >> no information on any trips that miss willis and miss wade took. that he learned it all from miss merchant. >> sure. any conclusion we reach. i think she's going to ask more than one question though. >> and if judge, just so we can be clear, if he said more than one version, that's all relevant. we're allowed to talk about the different versions that he's told. >> i've overruled the objection, miss merchant. >> thank you. do you remember telling me that it didn't surprise you they took the trips that i found in the divorce file because they took many trips to florida, texas, california, and then you told me they took the trip to california when she moved her daughter there because she failed out of famu. do you remember that? >> i don't recall that but if -- i don't recall. >> okay. judge, may i approach? >> sure. >> it's in one of the ones i gave you. look at that and see if it refreshes your memory. just first let me know if that refreshes your memory. >> yes. yes. >> so it's true you told me that took many trips to florida, correct? >> per that,

there was -- >> miss merchant. can we excuse miss yeartie? >> i talked to her attorney last night and said we had a different conversation. i think she's still on standby. >> your position has changed since yesterday? >> based on the state representation they may have follow-up evidence. i don't know what that is. if they present something in rebuttal, i need to call her >> we'll address it as it comes up. what else? anything else, miss cross? >> not from the state, your honor. >> miss merchant? >> i know that we are still in the middle of miss willis -- ms. wilson list, we need to address some of the things yesterday. privileged statement. you want to do that now or do that before -- >> when you say address them, what do you mean? >> a couple different issues, we have the privilege issues. one of them. i also -- i draft all my questions and -- we didn't have to worry about the privileged stuff. there was some allegations made ahead of -- transcript made of the proceeding yesterday. some specific allegations i think you i should have an oppor

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certain trips from miss merchant. >> ok.ou can tie it down, but -- we'll see. >> thank you. >> no information on any trips that miss willis and mr. wade took that he learned it all from miss merchant. that was his testimony. >> sure. conclusion we reach, i think she's going to ask more than one question, though. all right, miss merchant. >> judge, so we can be clear, if he said more than one version, that's all relevant. we are allowed to talk about the different versions that he's told. >> i've overruled the objection miss merchant. >> thank you. >> do you remember telling me that it didn't surprise you that they took the trips that i found in the divorce file because they took many trips to florida, texas, california, and then you told me that they took the trip to california when she moved her daughter there because she failed out of famu. you remember that? >> i don't recall that, but if -- i don't recall. >> ok. judge may i approach? >> sure. you may. >> it's in one of the ones i gave you. look at that and see if it ref

lesley is missing and lyle is missing. probably together? >> yes. >> aasha and her husband jesse grabbed their newborn son and headed to the condo complex in the hollywood hills to see what if anything they could find there. >> lesley's car is there in her assigned parking spot. that made it feel heavier. like her car is here and she's not answering the phone. >> they went into the building to knock on the door. they wondered if lesley who suffered from migraines might be sick inside. their knocking got no response. they waited and waited. they returned to the garage where they saw a man parking in the spot next on lesley's. >> we said hey, have you seen the woman who owns this car? he said i haven't seen her, but i saw her husband yesterday. >> that was strange. so aasha and jesse waited in the car by the front gate. if that neighbor was right, maybe they would find lyle when he came home from work. >> i remember a few cars coming in, no, no, no of the then all of a sudden, a car that matched his description came in. >> t

they found emma's body _ daughter went missing. they found emma's body and _ daughter went missing.y found emma's body and they _ daughter went missing. they found emma's body and they came - daughter went missing. they found emma's body and they came and i daughter went missing. they found l emma's body and they came and told me that they had found her body, i took this huge breath in. emma's killer was this man, ian packer. he was described in court as a jekyll and hyde type character, a violent obsessive abuser of sex workers. he indecently assaulted emma in the months before her death. some told of how he'd taken them to this isolated woodland. it's here that emma's body was found. fine isolated woodland. it's here that emma's body was found.- isolated woodland. it's here that emma's body was found. one of those who ave emma's body was found. one of those who gave evidence _ emma's body was found. one of those who gave evidence against _ emma's body was found. one of those who gave evidence against packer - emma's body was found. one of those who gave evidence against packer and

have gone missing, have they been reported properly to nci, as the missing child? at the time that they were recovered by law enforcement? >> i do not have an answer for you. when we encounter a few things, we identify locations of victims, and also at times, surrendered to vacation, sometimes, that could be online cases, we have identified a victim that has been exploited, and we physically locate a child that has been exploited. i did not have information that speak specifically to those individual children. >> thank you, mr. perez. you familiar with child advocacy centers? these are the national regional and local organizations that coordinate the investigation of the prosecution of child abuse. in your view, why are these child advocacy centers valuable for the fbi? to help her cover missing and trafficked children. >> when it comes to a explicated in children and adults, beyond holding the perpetrators accountable, we want to make sure we are providing the proper care and techniques when discussing the abuse with victims, ensuring we do not continue a pattern

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>> i am. >> miss cross. >> relevance of this? >> relevant to testimony, if he signed an agreement to said he can talk about things that happen in the district attorney's office, that is relevant. how? >> it is motivating his testimony, whether or not he will testify to something. it is part of the record from fulton county. >> sure. if he has not said that is preventing him from testifying, is it? >> is this confidential agreement affecting your testimony today? >> no, it's not. >> all right, that's fine. the contracts, judge, and invoices that i want to admit, i want to admit all invoices and contracts with fulton county. i guess i have them certified through fulton county. does the state have an objection? >> they have not had a chance to look at them, is that the sole line of questioning here? >> yes. >> follow-up questions, would it be for him to say what is reflected in the documents >> if they have objection, i would admit them through him. if admitted, would there be any anything substantive he would add? >> no. >> subject

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miss cross?>> that is not an proper impeachment -- we're going far field into divorce matters that don't have direct relevance to anything before the court, i object to the relevance of that and further -- >> not seeing that being a proper grounds for impeachment, it is sustained. >> okay. let's talk about this december 22nd, 2023 verification. i tabbed it for you. again, they asked you if you had any documentations showing proof of this relationship, proof of any relationship, correct? >> i'm going to object the to phrasing of the question. i don't believe that's an accurate read of the interrogatory. >> let's be precise, miss merchant. >> please, read it, i want to make sure i'm accurate. please read it. >> which number? >> this one actually held the number, i tabbed it for you, you should be able to open right to the page, it is number 22, the question specifically is if you have any tangible evidence of any nature in your possession or control or any other person or entity which relates to an

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were all the children reported missing from all the children found who had gone missing, had they been reported properly to ncic as a missing child at the time they were recovered by law enforcement? >> i do not have that answer. i can tell you that when we encounter, a few things, we look to identify locations of victims, and also at times, through identification, sometimes we say identification, that can be an online case where we have identified a child victim being exploited. there is also a locate, meaning we actually physically located a child being exploited. i don't have information that speaks specifically if all the children were entered into ncic or not. >> thank you. are you familiar with child advocacy centers? these are the national, regional and local organizations that help coordinate the investigation, treatment and prosecution of child abuse. >> yes sir. >> in your view, why are these centers valuable partners for the f.b.i. and other law enforcement agencies to help recover missing in trafficked children? >> whatever strategies when it comes to exploitation of childr

miss porter's. same question to you. 30 seconds. >> i think we have to be clear eyed about iran as an enemy of the united states. and we have to have clarification and leadership from president biden about what his iran policy is. a knife past and amendment through the house of representatives to do exactly that. i think we have to be careful about getting drawn into another protracted long war with no clear goal on foreign soil. but i do think we need to support the people of iran as they push back on this oppressive regime and recognize and take very seriously the threat that iran poses to the united states. miss porter, thank you, frank. >> all right. let's talk about money. the white house has requested 75 billion dollars for the wars in ukraine israel. this next question is for all of you. should there be a cap on how much the u.s. spends on ukraine and israel. ms lee will start with you. yes, 30 seconds. >> there should be accountability. u.s. taxpayers deserve to know that their tax dollars a

. >> all of a sudden, scharley hoffman gets 3 ahead scheffler missed on 14 >> another disappointing 5 in this group at the 13th. >> he's been gritty, though, nick taylor. at the 16th now. >> johnny vegas here at the 16th there's a pretty big game about ready to kick off a half hour from now >> nice looking swing there. >> 16 hasn't yielded much in the way of birdies today five for the day that's the fewest on any hole. >> wow i knew the hole location was tough. i saw them put it up yesterday. >> here is scheffler his short game has been as consistent as the full ball striking >> he's thinking about making this for sure. read it like a putt. between clubs. he went with less loft there. >> a lot left for par there. burns at 16. three back >> good-looking one here, too. stay there >> there we go >> good look, up the slope, left to right. >> a chance for the sixth birdie of the day at 16 it would be a big one. burns is in need of one, hoffman at 15. >> theegala to remain at 16 under. >> drilled that in after the waffly putt on 12. these players cannot afford to not birdie 13 or 14 in this

so how did you wind up at ole miss? ole miss was right down the road. it was a half hour down the road. and i figured it'd be easier for my family, friends, to get down to oxford to come see me play. were the tuohys deliberately steering a football powerhouse to their alma mater? no one has ever said that to my face. and if they did, i would tell them, don't let the door hit their butt on the way out. the tuohys ended up being investigated. the ncaa had questions about is this conservatorship legitimate. but the investigation turned up nothing. and michael oher was allowed to play for ole miss ultimately. he was immediately accepted as somebody that was going to be a star there. michael oher is a football phenom. a 6 foot 5 inch 325 pounds lightning fast force of nature. any kind of accolade you could win as a offensive tackle, he was killing by a landslide. michael oher is a guy that most people-- some people think he's the number one tackle in the country. i think-- he was a first round draft pick. although, he has said that he fell in the nfl draft b

i went to a miss where i could bring it, and i almost missed it.ge? [ laughter ] >> taking out the garbage. >> jimmy: it couldn't wait? >> no, it couldn't. >> jimmy: how bad was this garbage? >> a lot of paper, things i couldn't do in the normal thing in the house, i had to go somewhere. >> jimmy: are you a very tidy person? >> no say so, some say no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: will this be your first time at the oscars? >> no, it's the second time. we'd bent there i think seven years ago. >> jimmy: did you have fun? >> i had a lot of fun. i was surprised everybody was going in and out all the time. there were a lot of the breaks, as you know. >> jimmy: taking out the garbage. [ laughter ] >> yeah, that's right. you meet there. it will be fun. then i decided to stay outside. in the smoking area. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you smoke. you learned -- boy, this surprised me too. you learned to speak french for "ant of a fall," which is -- i mean, people, a lot of people learn to drive a race car or something. but learning to speak another language for a movie

stuart: look who's here, miss peaches. she's a big dog, isn't she? miss peaches.e, tell us the story how you came by miss peaches. >> yeah, i heard this special, special dog landed in a shell fertilizer atlanta and there's an animal hospital there that rescues dogs and the lifeline animal project so i took my private jet, i flew down to grab miss peaches, it was love at first sight, stuart. she's the most popular thing on the internet. i'll have you know, stuart, she's getting a lot of media requests and she's turning them down. when you came in, i said miss peaches, we're a fan of stuart so she squeezed you n. stuart: she had a few problems like misbehaving. did she chew your wallet? >> yeah, listen. she grew up in poverty, stuart, then sees a wallet and hermais wallet with $100 bills and she was overwhelmed. we're talking real estate portfolio and this is a girl that lived in a little like hording situation and now she's deciding to go to montauk, nantucket, miami. she's got a lot of learning to do. stuart: all joking aside. stuart: raising money for rescue dogs

i want to go to miss willis's boyfriend that you referenced.ou met miss willis's boyfriend when you came here in 2019. >> correct. >> and you met him on one occasion, several occasions? >> no, i saw him often. >> there was no secret that she was dating this man. >> not from me. >> not from me. >> again, he was a disc jockey of some kind. i think he had a government job during the day, i don't know what it was. but apparently he would do weddings and so forth and so on. he was a disc jockey and played music and all his stuff was always in the way and i had to push it aside. >> in your daughter didn't keep him from you, correct? >> no. we lived -- my daughter and i lived in the same house. he came and went, you know. >> right. now, when did you learn that your daughter had a romantic personal relationship with mr. wade? >> about seven weeks ago when -- as a matter of fact, i just found out when other folks found out. >> your daughter, as i understand it, never told you one time in the year of 2022 that she was dating mr. wade, correct? >> that's

just bring us up to speed on the developments they are in the search for missing people.— for missingpeople. christian, the very latest is that _ for missing people. christian, the very latest is that the _ for missing people. christian, the very latest is that the death - for missing people. christian, the very latest is that the death toll l very latest is that the death toll has actually been revised down. you mentioned that figure of ten dad from the fire, you can see the shell of the burned out building behind me —— ten dad. but please this evening revised down that figure, saying they are now nine people who died in they are now nine people who died in the fire —— ten dad. however that means there is no one person who remains unaccounted for, because previously believed everyone who had beenin previously believed everyone who had been in the building at the time of the fire was now accounted for between those killed and the survivor stash now one person. but with that new figure, we have one person unaccounted for now. so in figure, this search will go on for that person. a lot

i'll miss him. i miss all of them.ur family so it will be sad to see him go, but it's the best thing for him and us moving forward. a five—hourjourney lies ahead and a new home. navteonhal, bbc news, twycross. time for a look at the weather. here is chris. no monkeying around from me, let's get straight on with the weather. it's going to be raining pretty much all afternoon. particularly slow moving weather front is going to be with us across

kelli bordeaux had been missing for months.but were winding down and so was hope. privately, many around town felt kelli would never be found. but in the forest outside fayetteville there was someone still secretly searching for her. no one knew, not police, not even kelli's family. his name was david marshburn. he didn't know kelli, but had an intense interest in her case from the day she disappeared. >> she was in the military. you just don't up and disappear. she was a young female. that's not right. >> he is both a bounty hunter and private investigator. his specialty, finding people, dead or alive. >> i knew she wasn't alive. i knew she needed to be found. >> she seemed like a really nice -- >> remember that tv interview nick holbert did? marshburn saw it too. >> when i'm watching him it's like, dude, i can tell you're lying, he did it, he knows where she's at, he killed her. >> and marshburn was also convinced he could find kelli bordeaux. operating on his own time and own dime, marshburn started carefully researching the

t sure a lot of people are because he will be so missed.— will be so missed.min: will be so missed. i appreciate you coming on — will be so missed. i appreciate you coming on the _ will be so missed. i appreciate you coming on the programme - will be so missed. i appreciate you coming on the programme and - will be so missed. i appreciate you - coming on the programme and sharing your memories with us. astronomers have discovered what could be the brightest object in the universe. (tx 00v)the quasar shines about 500—trillion times brighter the quasar shines about 500—trillion times brighter than our sun and has the fastest—growing black hole ever recorded at its centre. the australian—led team said the discovery had been "staring them in the face". let's talk about this with our science correspondentjonathan amos. staring us in the face all along? somebody had seen this quite a few years back they thought it was a nearby bright star but they had another look and thought, that is not quite so close, that is a long way away. when they examined the light they rea

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. >> miss merchant? >> the judge it is not hearsay we have had these conversations if i need to take the stand i well-financed my phone to evidence i will. >> the first objection was a privilege on behalf of the state. >> i'm sorry did not respond at thank you judge. privilege is only communications that are made of legal advice there has been no showings whether they took a trip to california or mr. bradley and i talked about that either in person or by text that is privilege. i'm not asking for any communications mr. wade might have made to mr. bradley in terms of legal advisor. >> mr. bradley there's the one asserting privilege of burden to show the necessary foundation is or something you want to take up on the specific question question. >> no i did not provide any foundation to have any knowledge the answer he had no knowledge she is not laid the foundation in order to ask that question provokes ms. merchant? >> on behalf of mr. bradley to object. at 1.6 of the rules. attorney-client privilege. [in

when do you miss your dad the most? there. that i talked to so often. >> it has been close to impossible for his family to understand it. a devoted educator who did so much good for so many students, ripped from their lives for something so mundane. some online flirtation. a single dinner date. more flirtation. two years later, and then three quick shots. >> it's a complete waste. the lives of the kids he could've held. who knows what path they would've taken if they had contact with him? >> the homicide brewed in cyberspace may sound completely modern. but the combustibles are as timeless as the winter fields here. one woman, two men, and a jealousy that was all consuming. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. watchin

deede keller was no longer missing.a wide range of emotions. there was almost some type of relief that they had found her, because we were starting to think at that point, how long could this go on? >> worst days of my life. one of the hardest days for my children. and all of her friends and her family. >> deede keller was dead at age 54. an autopsy showed she had been asphyxiated. and the clues that were and were not left in her car, were about to take this case back in a familiar direction. >> coming up -- just days before she was murdered, deede had a visit from a stalker. >> she said that she was in the shower, he pulled out of the showerand they had this huge altercation. he was calling her every name under the sun. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪♪ stay ahead of your moderate—to—severe eczema, and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell

at this little primary in grimsby, fewer children are missing days than last year.ff work with parents to make school welcoming. but some families say they can only afford holidays in term time. the rules leave the school limited options. the thing that most supports our parents in understanding the children, the importance of children being in school, is the relationships. so yes, the fines are one thing, but that support and those relationships we offer our parents is the most important thing. fines for missing school without permission will change in england from september. at the moment, it's £60 per parent. next school year it will be £80 per parent, going up to £160 if not paid, with a maximum two fines per parent every three years. as a parent, your chance of being fined depends on where you live, and that's because different councils have been setting their own policies. these new guidelines say schools must consider a fine after five days of unauthorised absence. headteachers will still have some discretion, but this is a tougher approach and it is likely t

it, i miss it, well, yes, i miss it, yes, of course, i miss it, to be honest, i feel like a strangerear that i already look different, sometimes i walk down the street, there is such a feeling, probably it just seems to me that everyone is looking at me, on the one hand, yes, i feel a little nervous. and we are now in belarusian state university, i study at the faculty of philology, romangerian philology, i think that for especially applicants, belarusian students, and also foreign students, this is a very good faculty, a very good specialty, it generally gives all sorts of prospects. moreover , we have good conditions here, we have a canteen , they cook very tasty food there, we have an office, an auditorium, a modern hall, a modern one, this building in which we are now was built only in 2022, i drank you because that's it in fact, for foreign students, a very important , well, let's say, indicator is popularity, precisely by popularity, i can say that it would probably be the best choice for for foreign students, i will directly say that even when i was at school, even before grad

i asked miss, uh, lu that question and. uh, miss lu is a very elderly woman.he's private, individual, and she didn't wish her name to be, um, released. uh, so she thought she would have a little bit more anonymity. donating it through the pac. she's a longtime, um. uh, democrat supporter of over the years. and, uh, she just felt uncomfortable. her name was to be leaked. okay. thank you. uh, so just to go back to my question is, would the did the commissioners want me to show, um, their there are going to be about five more exhibits during your testimony. thank you again for your patience. uh, would you like me to show them to mr. tsuneishi as i move? which one are we on? so we are on exhibit a. this is a contract between afpac and clear channel outdoors for the billboards purchased or any of those five exhibits. the same source or the same categories, such that we could look at them at the same time, admit them at the same time. i so the next three after this one are all emails, and they were all obtained from mr. tsuneishi. okay. uh, this one is obviously not

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he said that the fighters of the third assault division were not captured, but the missing were missing. in the ministry of defense of russia about the number of ukrainian soldiers, captured during the withdrawal from the ssu from avdiivka were not officially reported. well, in the meantime , nato secretary general jen stoltenberg in an exclusive interview with rfe/rl said that the capture of avdiivka by the russian military will not have a significant strategic impact on the situation. what tactical as well as strategic consequences can be expected after the capture of avdiivka by russian troops? this shows that the situation on the battlefield is very complicated, or rather complicated, as president zelensky said. but we do not believe that the fact that ukrainian troops retreated from avdiyivka, by itself will significantly change the strategic situation. at the same time, it reminds. us that russia is ready to sacrifice many soldiers only for minor territorial gains. this is also a consequence of the fact that russia received significant military support from iran, north korea and w

so now they have added her to the list of missing loved ones. on the being close everywhere we turn were stuck in the middle of the doesn't mean that the people on the call tells without any way to defend ourselves. we don't want to find blame. we just want to find our children. and now also lorenzo here in santa monica as in taos, all across mexico, the faces of the missing hanging, the city center, a constant reminder to anyone who walks by, but especially to government officials of how much this town has last already. over one 100000 people are officially missing in mexico, 4000 of them. and when i want to, their relatives say they must take on the dangerous work of searching themselves f i n p. i still granted, given the large number of disappeared, the institutional indifference, the lack of resources and political will from authorities. it's been the families, these collectives organize to look and fields and clandestine groups.

i'll miss him. i miss all of them. they all have a special place, you work with them and see them daily. you see them more than your family so it will be sad to see him go, but it's the best thing for him and us moving forward. a five—hourjourney lies ahead and a new home. navteonhal, bbc news, twycross. time for a look at the weather. here is chris. no monkeying around from me, let's get straight on with the weather. it's going to be raining pretty much all afternoon. particularly slow moving weather front is going to be with us across these eastern areas, brighter conditions further north and west but with really heavy showers, so we had some sunshine earlier on today in northern ireland, not been a bad morning here, but showers will work their way in right across northern ireland, notjust staying in western counties and across into western scotland too. today, showers with hail and thunder mixed in, in orkney and shetland windy with gusts reaching 50—60 miles an hour, temperatures on the mild side, 8—12 degrees. ove