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i'm very confident they will identify him very, very soon and iwill have someone in custody. >> holloway be facing a murder charge. he says there's also potential federal charges here on the table as well this at the suspect did in fact cross state lines after the murder. >> you say he could have gotten on between atlanta and new york. that means he could have gotten off the bus between new york and atlanta so, why do they seem to be so focused on atlanta? >> the atlanta police department says they are working with the nypd. that is exactly that. where are they focusing in on atlanta when there clearly stops between atlanta and new york or new york and atlanta. that is the question that we are waiting to get answered here. look at the greyhound website and type in those two routes you can see all the different stops along the way. it is interesting we are only hearing about atlanta now. jon: this a population center, madison scarpino thank you. as we mentioned the assassination of an insurance ceo is pushing corporations to reevaluate security measures for their leaders pay that includes

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he made it a very interesting appeal when he said, look, iwill work very interesting appeal when he said. i'm going to my office in the morning. i will be in my office but please respect the institutions because he knows that, ultimately, that is what any country, that is all that any country, that is all that any country, that is all that any country has got. government depends on its institutions and you're absolutely right. the syrian army has dissolved and in no way does not matter so much of their individual units like brigade 50 might still be around but, more importantly, what about the police? what with the police to do question who is commanding the police not at the top level but at lower levels? and with an incoming group of would—be governors or group of people who say they are now the government, will they be able to, as it were, influence the institutions and with the institutions and with the institutions respect them? some very big question is coming up the next few days to see if this thing can be handled in a stabilising way or if, as happened say in libya, as happened

iwill have all the details later. it's sunday the 29th of december.story: a plane carrying 181 passengers and crew has crashed at an airport a plane carrying 181 passengers and (splits |s crashed at an airport a plane carrying 181 passengers and (splits in crashed at an airport a plane carrying 181 passengers and (splits in half, ed at an airport a plane carrying 181 passengers and (splits in half, instantlyiirport body splits in half, instantly engulfed by flames and thick smoke. the chard, severed tail the only part to remain intact. the landing gear is thought to have malfunctioned. the jeju gear is thought to have malfunctioned. thejeju air flight was returning from bangkok malfunctioned. thejeju airflight was returning from bangkok in thailand with 181 on board, 175 passengers and six crew. korea's most popular low—cost airline, if lives dozens to countries across asia and at first rescue workers tried to pull people off the back of the plane. it is thought if you survive. this is now a recovery operation. bodies are being taken to a temporary mo

she said, "mummy, iwill come visit in march or april." home. god hasn't been kind to her. my daughter deserves justice. pa nkaj pankaj lamba is 23 and the husband of harshita brella and he is the prime suspect according to northamptonshire police who are leading the investigation. they believe he fled the country. they do not say where he is now. but her family firmly believes they are in india and they are desperate for any police force, whether authorities in the uk or india to do something to try to bring this man to justice. thank you. let's have a look at today's papers. the i newspaper quotes the recently appointed nato chief warning that european members need to "turbo—charge" defence spending and "shift to a wartime mindset". the paper adds that prime minister sir keir starmer risks a showdown on the issue with donald trump. the daily mail reports that a close confidant of the duke of york has been banished from britain over claims he is a chinese spy. the paper says court documents have revealed that the man was barred from enter

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iwill tell you who might be doing extra shifts this week, the manchester city players.s not good enough. he has admitted himself. he doesn't know what he can do to make it right. he says he is not good enough, it is not going well. another defeat for them. the worst thing being a game against their rivals manchester united. this was an unbelievable moment at the end of this game. good morning. manchester city's slump continues in what was a mad finish on derby day, as two late goals sealed it for manchester united, as jane dougall reports. when you're on a bad streak it can feel like there's no way out. pep guardiola's misery was palpable. manchester city now with just one win in 11. rivals manchester united on the other hand have ruben amorim. a win in his first derby, despite making big calls with his line—up. no marcus rashford, no alejandro garnacho. it looked as though he'd underestimated his opposition. especially when kevin de bruyne's corner led to this from josko gvardiol. city 1, united 0. head to heads between these two teams tend to be spicy. but the big bos