rory did lock the door. i kept banging on the door.r and he said, "no, you sort yourself out." i raced down to the fire station up the road. five minutes, ten minutes. the guys were all stood at the gate with the trucks inside. they were on the radio, just check if it's the third cottage or wherever he is in. within an hour they came back and said, "we want you to come up." i was thinking, "oh, my god, they haven't brought rory back with them." i was holding my breath, thinking, "oh, my god, they have grabbed him and he is not breathing" or something. when i got there, i had the shock of my life. three cottages within an hour had burnt from top to bottom to cinders and ash. there wasn't any tiles in his bathroom, there was no sides. it was just... well, you've seen it now. the cottage he was in was gone. all three cottages. all of them were levelled totally to the ground within a0 minutes. i can't... that bit doesn't seem real. i don't seem to get emotional about that because it doesn't seem real. how are you processing what happened?

so i'm thinking, "oh, my god, they haven't brought rory back with them."grabbed him and he's not breathing or something." so when i got there, i had the shock of my life. three cottages, within an hour, had burnt from top to bottom, to cinders and ash. there wasn't any tiles in his bathroom. there was no... there was no sides, no... it was just... well, you've seen it now. so the cottage he was in was gone? all three cottages. but his was just... all of them were levelled, levelled totally to the ground within a0 minutes. i can't... it doesn't seem real. that bit doesn't seem real. i don't seem to get emotional about that. it's because it doesn't seem real. i mean, how are you processing? how are you processing what happened? well, that... the biggest fear i had was that he might burn and hurt, because i think burning must be the most painful death. and the fire department chiefs said, no, he will have died of carbon monoxide poisoning first, which made me feel a bit better. he would have gone to sleep first. he had gone to sleep first and he would have st

so i'm thinking, "oh, my god, they haven't brought "rory back with them."hinking, "oh, my god, "they've grabbed him and he's not breathing or something." so when i got there, i had the shock of my life. three cottages, within an hour, had burnt from top to bottom, to cinders and ash. there wasn't any tiles in his bathroom. there was no... there was no sides, no... it was just... well, you've seen it now. so the cottage he was in was gone? all three cottages. but his was just... all of them were levelled, levelled totally to the ground within a0 minutes. i can't... it doesn't seem real. that bit doesn't seem real. i don't seem to get emotional about that. it's because it doesn't seem real. i mean, how are you processing? how are you processing what happened? well, that... the biggest fear i had was that he might burn and hurt, because i think burning must be the most painful death. and the fire department chiefs said, no, he will have died of carbon monoxide poisoning first, which made me feel a bit better. he would have gone to sleep first. he had gone to s

rory sykes, a child actor who starred in the late �*90s tv show kiddy kapers.alsy and struggled with mobility — his mother shelley sykes has been speaking to our correspondent emma va rdy. i said to him, "we've got to go down to the main house, we're on standby. " he says, "i'm not leaving, mum, you just go." isaid, "no, rory, get ready. be prepared." and he said, "no, i'm not going. you sort yourself out." and you know, he's stubborn. but then he showed me he couldn't walk. he's already on crutches, but his feet had swelled so badly. anyway, it got thicker and thicker. and then the fire actually came behind the property and the smoke was just intense. at 3 or 4am in the morning, they sent the emergency — you've got to evacuate. so i wrapped myself up, went up to the cottage and said to rory, "come on, we've got to either come to the house or let's jump in the car and go down." and he just didn't want to leave. so i raced down, and i raced to the fire station up the road. the truck went up to my house and they were on the radio — to cinders and ash. there wasn'

and rory mcllroy says he cautioned his northern irish mentee tom mckibbin againstjoining liv golf. you are very welcome along to the programme wherever you are watching around the world. let's start with the north london derby at the emirates where arsenal beat rivals tottenham 2—1 in the premier league to move just four points behind leaders liverpool. the gunners, who have played a game more than liverpool, were desperate to return to winning ways after successive losses in both the league cup and fa cup. and they went a goal down early, son heung—min�*s shot was deflected in off william saliba, but they got back on level terms when gabriel's header from a corner rebounded off dominic solanke, before leandro trossard put them ahead on the stroke of half—time. mikel arteta's side saw out the game and breathed new life into the title race. from the first minute, we were really at it, really intense, showed a lot of quality, played with real purpose to hurt them with or without the ball and we created an unbelievable atmosphere which helps a lot. we know the meaning of the game and

rory mcilroy says he advised his fellow northern irishman tom mckibbin against switching to liv golf.to the saudi—backed circuit over the past week although there is no official confirmation he has decided to give up the pga tour card he secured in november. the world number three says he would "make a different decision" to the one the player he has mentored is contemplating. personally for me, it would be a little disappointing if it were to happen. but again, it's not — i made it perfectly clear, i'm not going to stand in your way to make a decision that you feel like a need to make for yourself. but at the same time, ijust feel like he's givingup a lot to not really benefit that much. rory mcilroy there and you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport website and app. bye from me. hello there. after a wild wintry start to the new year, the weather story has quietened down. and in fact, we had sunshine topping and tailing the country. it was warm as well in eastern scotland, 16 degrees through the afternoon on wednesday in aberdeenshire, with eight hours of sunshine

. >>> coming up at 5:30, we will talk to professor rory little from uc law it in san francisco about some of the legal battles that will play out during the next four years. >>> meanwhile defendants convicted on charges related to the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol are walking free today. last night president trump signed an executive order late monday, pardoning, commuting the sentences or outright dismissing the cases of more than 1,500 people. today, oath keeper founder, steward rhodes was released from prison. he was serving 18 years for conspiracy. and the first person to break a window to breach the capitol on january 6. >>> right now, alameda county supervisors are publicly interviewing candidates to replace former district attorney, pamela price, recalled by voters back in november. here is a live look inside the meeting where the finalists are making their case to become the county's next top prosecutor and finish out the rest of price's term. they include several deputy district attorneys, a city attorney, and a judge. the board hopes to make a final decision by the e

, and the fire department chiefs said no, he will have died of carbon monoxide poisoning first. —— rory baby is not going to be here. the clean—up task is so vast it will stretch on for months. there have been promised by officials that the rebuilding process will be made as quick as possible. by cutting red tape, to help people put their lives back together. but there is frustration, that in many places it is still too dangerous to start. and the job of rehousing people will take time. it will take months if not years, i know that in hawaii it took at least temporary housing for a year, so we don't know what the situation will be here. all around, signs of the triplet ma the city has suffered, as the fires overwhelmed communities. as people tried to escape from the oncoming flame information this mart of pacific palisades many abandoned their cars and you can imagine the sense of panic, many appearing to have crashed into each other as they tried to flee. you can see why they ran. because here is what is left, after the fire reached this spot not long after. 23 people are still missing

it's all been devised by tiger woods and rory mcilroy to attract new supporters through innovation.ile the green is rotated for every hole, and underneath it hundreds of tiny motors change its contours. was it a hit? well, some certainly enjoyed it.

psych, a child actorfrom the palisades fire was 32—year—old rory psych, a child actor from the 90 britishdie capers. he lived with cerebral palsy and his mother said she could not eave him. the biggest fear i had was he might burn and hurt because i think burning must be the most painful death, and the fire department chiefs said no, he will have died of carbon monoxide poisoning first. i just can't believe my baby is not going to be here. the just can't believe my baby is not going to be here.— just can't believe my baby is not going to be here. the clean-up task is so vast it — going to be here. the clean-up task is so vast it will _ going to be here. the clean-up task is so vast it will stretch _ going to be here. the clean-up task is so vast it will stretch on - is so vast it will stretch on for months. there have been promised by officials that the rebuilding process will be made as quick as possible. by cutting red tape, to help people put their lives back together. but there is frustration, that in many places it is still too dangerous to start. and the job of rehousing people will

and rory mcilroy says he cautioned his northern irish mentee tom mckibbin againstjoining liv golf. wherever you are watching around the world. we'll start with the north london derby at the emirates where arsenal beat rivals tottenham 2—1 in the premier league to move just four points behind leaders liverpool. the gunners, who have played a game more than liverpool, were desperate to return to winning ways after successive losses in both the league cup and fa cup. and they went a goal down early, son heung—min�*s shot was deflected in off william saliba, but they got back on level terms when gabriel's header from a corner rebounded off dominic solanke, before leandro trossard put them ahead on the stroke

rory mcilroy is five shots off the pace after the opening round of the dubai desert classic as he bidse for the third successive time. the northern irishman chipped in on the par three seventh hole as he finished the round on two under with a group of three players out in front on five under par including us amateur david ford. the 22—year—old is the number six ranked amateur in the world and shots like this have him well placed. voting is now open for the bbc indian sportswoman of the year award, and shortly i'll give you details of how you can help choose this year's winner. 2024 was another positive year for women's sport in india, and choosing just five nominees for the bbc award was again a tough call. so who is on the list? from being the youngest olympian to being india's best everfinish in golf, aditi ashok. from heartbreak in tokyo to glory in paris, she is a shooting star with two olympic bronzes — manu bhaker. turning a summer hobby into paralympic gold, avani lekhara. breaking records, scoring centuries and leading with style, the face of indian women's cricket, smriti mand

rori moore merrill. thank you very much for being here. part of the white house administration. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you very much for having me and i am assuming you can hear and see me okay. >> martha: yeah, we can thank you very much. looking at the mission of what the u.s. fire administration that you oversee does here's how it is described. it says the mission is to support and strengthen fire and emergency medical services and stakeholders to pair a -- prepare for, prevent, mitigate and respond to all hazards. how would you say you're part of the administration has done in this disaster? >> i am sorry i've lost audio. >> martha: can you hear me now? >> i can yes thank you. >> martha: i just described what is on the website for the u.s. fire administration that you oversee basically it is preparation for prevention, mitigation duties fund -- kinds of fire hazards. how are you feeling today as you look at this? has the united states government accurately prepared for what we are seeing unfold right now? >> as you describe our mission it is to work with lo

one of the victims of the palisades fire was 32—year—old rory sykes, a child actor from the �*90s britishow, kiddy kapers. he lived with cerebral palsy, and his mother says she escaped but could not save him. the biggest fear i had was that it might burn and hurt, because i think burning must be the most painful death, and the fire department chiefs said "no, "he will have died of carbon monoxide poisoning first." ijust can't believe my baby's not going to be here. the clean—up task is so vast, it will stretch on for months. there have been promises by officials that the rebuilding process will be made as quick as possible, by cutting red tape, to help people put their lives back together. but there is frustration that in many places it is still too dangerous to start, and the job of rehousing people will take time. it will take months, if not years. i know that, in hawaii, it took at least temporary housing for a year, so we don't know what the situation will be here. all around, signs of the trauma the city has suffered, as the fires overwhelmed communities. as people tried to escape fr

tiger woods and rory mcilroy who are both competing. fact, here's last night's contest on espn in the third week of the league's inaugural season. it's called tgl tomorrow's golf league. it has six teams competing in this custom built facility in florida. it is roughly the size of a football field. and tiger is part of florida's squad, which is called team jupiter. there he is in his signature red polo. his son charlie was in attendance as well. you can see behind him. and actually, team jupiter got crushed by team la in its first ever matchup. that was last week. but it's always cool to see tiger woods play golf, right? but the technology is pretty wild. players hit from real grass. they got fairway surfaces and sometimes even sand. they'll hit from a bunker. and this simulation screen is apparently 20 times bigger than the normal ones. and every golfer is mic'd up so you get access full access to some of the best golfers in the world. but have they ever golfed in a tv studio before? this is my question. let's find out. we have someone

liz: with rory mcilroy. is that a challenge to liv golf? >> yeah, i think so.erent. it's with tiger woods, and, you know, we ended up playing in the first inaugural season that first match, and i want to tell you that our team won. liz: bravo. >> i know, bravo. [laughter] i think a lot of it starts at leadership. but i think if you talk to the leadership, it really started with -- [laughter] that they were able to play better. but i think we told them, look, you've got to win. i think they listened to what we said. it's gone right. -- great. i think tiger and rory are doing a fabulous job, and i think for us, for the big golf with league, the team we have out in san francisco, we've done a great job. liz: tomorrow's golf league. hey, we like competition. >> we do. liz: we don't like monopolies. marc, great to see you. >> take care. it's my pleasure. liz: by the way, speaking of golf, tomorrow, six-time major golf champion, pro golfer phil mickelson joins us in a fox business exclusive about the new fox news liv golf deal, fox sports liv golf deal and his new cl

rory mcilroy is five shots off the pace after the opening round of the dubai desert classic, as he bidssive time. the northern irishman chipped in on the par three seventh hole as he finished the round on two under, with a group of three players out in front on five under par, including us amateur david ford. the 22—year—old is the number six ranked amateur in the world, and shots like this have him well—placed. in the coming hours, england take on australia in the third of their one day international matches in the multi—format ashes series. the match in hobart will see england facing an uphill battle to regain the ashes if they fail to win. nat sciver brunt is just hopeful that the players can show their true form in the contest. i think it's important obviously, in the context of the series. but i think it's more about ourselves and giving the best showing of ourselves, and like i said, being willing to fail in the right way. if i, i guess, judge myself on the way i've played, am i happy her with that and has it stuck to the team philosophy? then yeah, i'll be happy with the result,

joining us live now is rory little, professor of uc law, san francisco.bout the 14th amendment for the birthright citizenship. can the president actually change a constitution or the constitution within an executive order? >> and certainly they could not change with executive order and neither could congress. and they take congress and the state, so you cannot do that, but you can interpret it and there are a lot of interpretations out there, where they will seem clear, you know, where all persons born in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the united states and where they would reside. and that is clear since 1898, it's been settled that this citizenship even through people who would have no citizenships and their parents are not. that case, by the way, out of a cook in chinatown in san francisco. >> and you would talk about it being an interpretation. what weight do they carry and how different is that from an actual law? >> well, it has the force in effect. if it is within the power of the president. that's the que

. >> i do have a lovely boyfriend who you -- rory albanese. >> jimmy: i love -- i love rory albanese.he house? >> oh, my god, he's so handy. i acactually -i feel like i wished for him. [ light laughter ] really, you know, like -- but he -- i remember him telling me. he goes, "i'm a dad without kids looking for a lawn to mow." [ audience aws ] and when people -- isn't that so sweet? but when people tell you who they are, i always go, like, "no, you're not." but he really, really is. like, anytimi'm looking for him, he's on a ladder, you know, fixing something or, like, changing a filter. >> jimmy: really? >> oh, my god. he loves his -- we have a a little patch of grass, and he loves it so much, you know, and he takes care of it. and he went away for two weeks and he would facetime me, and he really just wanted to see his grass. [ laughter ] like, he'd be like, "oh, it's so good to see you. could you just bring it out to the lawn?" and i'd be like -- >> jimmy: "you're not calling to say hi to me and check in on the one you love?" >> he wanted to see his grass. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he love

now for rory has plug in hybrids. as the auto industry inevitably goes, increasingly, electric, car makers are hoping the next generation plugs in to a beats john henry and l g 0. detroit, a host of elk. the end of the traditional chinese. yes, solomon thailand has turned a rice paddy into a detailed artwork. take a look at this, the jiggling in tongue right to picks a lucky cat on the shoulders. the dragon. the chinese zodiac. animal of 2024. the office use all the official intelligence to plot gps coordinates, been planned to different colored varieties of rice to create the image. like when people hope it will bring good 14 to the region that is prone to flooding language that day when i will go to the inspiration comes from this year, being the years a dragon. so we wanted to use the drag and figure as a symbol along side the cost, which is trying rise mascot. we have faced the flooding crisis. so we designed the tracking to carry away all the negativity, hoping this crisis will soon pilot no mail. no, i guess tha

let's bring in our political analyst, larry gerston, and professor rory little with the ucsf law school. gentlemen, nice to have both of you on the program. professor little, we'll start with you. you heard attorney general bonta. he says there's more than 100 years of precedent here supporting birthright citizenship. how does the trump administration change that? well, they try by issuing an executive order that goes contrary to not just 130 years of precedent, but in 1898, in that case, you mentioned the wong kim ark case, that supreme court went back all the way to english common law in the 15th century and said, it is always been true that if you are born in a country and subject to their laws, you are a citizen, and that nothing in the 14th amendment was designed to change that and in fact applied, even though in that case mr. wong had no parents who were citizens in the united states. so, rob bonta, i've known him for a long time, and he's absolutely right. there's no case here, but there is a supreme court that has three justices appointed by president trump. so nothing is a lock

. >> reporter: form child actor rory sikes, born blind had cerebral palsy. >> he said mom, leave me. no mom can leave their kid. and i couldn't lift him. i couldn't move him. >> reporter: his mom shelly telling an australian news organization she drove to get help from firefighters. >> when the fire department brought me back, his cottage was burnt to the ground. >> reporter: at least two victims tried to protect their homes from flames where they raised families and lived for decades, like victor shaw and rodney kent nickerson. >> great person. funny. the life of the party and the people, very intelligent man. >> reporter: and there's randy niod, a surfer who lived in his well-known red crab shack. he was found there. his last words to his mom were pray for the palisades and pray for malibu. i love you. officials say the death toll could rise. some areas are still too dangerous to go into. officials say it will also take time for them to go home to home with cadaver dogs to make sure no one is left behind. back to you. >> dana, thank you. >>> now to the senate about no kick off a we

one of the victims of the palisades fire was 32—year—old rory sykes, a child actor from the 90s britished with cerebral palsy, and his mother said she escaped but she could not eave him. the biggest fear i had was he might burn and hurt, because i think burning must be the most painful death, and the fire department chiefs said "no, he will have died of carbon monoxide poisoning first." ijust can't believe my baby's not going to be here. the clean—up task is so vast it will stretch on for months. there have been promises by officials that the rebuilding process will be made as quick as possible, by cutting red tape, to help people put their lives back together. but there is frustration that in many places it is still too dangerous to start. and the job of rehousing people will take time. it will take months, if not years. i know that in hawaii it took at least temporary housing for a year, so we don't know what the situation will be here. all around, signs of the trauma the city has suffered, as the fires overwhelmed communities. as people tried to escape from the oncoming flames, in th

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tiger rory mcilroy, serena williams, steph curry are among the investors.tiger loses to recovery easier for fire victims in southern california after seeing the devastation. cupertino high school junior ruben vargas says he felt compelled to do something, so he spent two days creating a website, save dtlorg. he just launched it yesterday, hopes it will streamline the recovery process for thousands of fire victims. i wanted to create a website that people could have, like a one stop shop of finding resources for the fires in la, and if you wanted to help, okay. website provides everything from information on recovery centers and links to state and federal agencies. it also >>> tonight the fiery confirmation hearing, president-elect donald trump's pick for defense secretary is grilled on capitol hill. pete hegseth, now the first trump cabinet pick on the hot seat before the senate. the army, national guard veteran and former fox news host claiming he is the victim of a smear campaign. amid allegations of sexual assault and excessive drinking and what he says

. >> reporter: former child actor rory sykes born blind, also had cerebral palsy. >> he said, mom, leave no mom can leave their kid. and i have got a broken heart. i couldn't lift him, couldn't move him. >> reporter: his mom telling an australian news organization she drove to get help from firefighters. >> when the fire department brought me back, his cottage was burnt to the ground. >> reporter: at least two victims tried to protect their homes from flames where they raised families and lived for decades. like victor shaw and rodney nickerson. >> great person. funny. the life of the party. loved people. very intelligent man. loved to read. >> reporter: and there is randy, a malibu sur officer who lived on the pacific coast highway in his well known red crab shack. he was found there according to hi mom who said his last words were, pray for the palisades and pray for malibu. i love you. >> the sad reality is that officials say the death toll could rise in the coming days? >> reporter: that's right, tom. and some areas they say are still too dangerous to go into. authorities say it will

tiger woods and rory mcilroy. the golf league is called tgl, known for tomorrow golf league. it is. here's why. it's super special because it is a virtual simulator golf league. and on this debut, there's going to be like weekly competitions. allegedly. apparently rory mcilroy, in talking about the debut, described it as golf, but reimagined. >> let me tell you what i'm good at. i dabble in the world of golf. i can only drive. i have no finesse. no, i can't putt. i can't do anything. but i can drive. and i would go up against tiger woods with my drive. >> i mean, i love you so much. >> it's a tuesday, but. no. is that. is that your. i don't believe you face. >> i will cheer you on. thank you. i will be right there. >> john saying nothing because he's smart. >> i was thinking just what those guys are really good at is making money, which is to me, what i think that's probably all about. thank you all so much for joining us. this has been cnn news central newsroom is up next. >> welcome to tackling life with jordan and veronica. brought to you by experian. >> who takes longer to get r

so what, what, what else is there going to be a land, grap, rory on this most valuable way of some of these homes are with multi 1000000. some were apartment complexes, you know, it is a way to give you some typography is a suburb in search of a city. so you have a vast areas of, you know, nature as well as neighborhoods. you know, you know, churches, restaurants, all of that that we've seen go up in flames. and, you know, i've gotten, you know, text messages from friends who have lost their school, their work, their homes, they're left with nothing. yeah. and you mentioned the insurance companies have a few months ago, state farm dropped over a 1000 policies apparently allegedly and, and in the pacific of houses, a very legal in some way sort of jump in power. but i'm, i'm astonished. i'm astonished that they can do this even a week or 2 weeks before these historic fires. yeah, all these insurance companies suddenly cut out or delete it will cancel these fire insurance contracts with all these different people who be living there for long term residence. by the way, we've been living

well, rory, it's a massive agreement. it includes about $47.00 articles it's expected, expected to be signed later on today. and i guess that's one of the main goals off the visit by the uranium, the president's head to the russian capital. many are saying that it's expected to take the relationship between russia and the run to the next level you've just heard from the radian advisors. let's now listen to the rain in foreign minister. this treaty is a milestone that not only strengthens bilateral relations, but also provides a basis for an innovative role in regional and global developments. iran and russia, aware of their historical responsibilities, are building a new order in which cooperation will replace the gemini and respect will replace imposition in the agreement is set to increase economic size trade, which grew by about 15 percent last year and reached nearly $4000000000.00 in the equivalent to offer us dollars because about 95 percent of that trade is now done in the national currencies, investments of freigh

rory mcilroy is five shots off the pace after the opening round of the dubai desert classic as he bidsd successive time. the northern irishman chipped in on the seventh as he finished the round on two under with a group of three players out in front on five under par including us amateur david ford. more on the bbc sport website, anita, but that is all your support for now. now it's time for your questions answered. earlier,we gathered together three bbc journalists to answer the questions you have about the peace deal reached between israel and hamas. jonah fisher injerusalem, our diplomatic editorjames landale, and hesham shawish from bbc monitoring. i started by asking hesham about the total number of people killed in the conflict. the gaza based ministry of health. the total number of confirmed dead has now reached around 47,000. and that's alongside 111,000 wounded. but many have said that the real figure is much higher. a recent study in the lancet medicaljournal said that that was a major underestimate. and that figure also includes around 18,000 children, 200 journalists, and o

a good morning to you, rory. well, the hours leading up to the deal works truly times and now it seems the deal is delayed even as the seas by approach these ro had yet to receive the list of hostages set to released on sundays something. how much was required to provide 24 hours earlier on to the terms of the agreement. and this mark, the 1st one election of the federal deals on saturday evening and just an hour before the deadline and yahoos office issue, the warning no names, no deal. mazda attributed the delay to technical issues, but the terms are not met. this is bottom line. so the bill doesn't take effect from the announcement on wednesday until the very last moment is, will continue. bowman guys are killing dozens of palestinians, according to local health ministry. idea phrase were reported in rough up in the densely populated south and in central parts of the policy and clave. and that's the last minute as well. but at least was not tended over. so now it will by the will potentially intensify, live in

one of the latest developments a good morning to rory. well, the latest is that it's official now and then. yeah, his office has confirmed that the deal with him as has been reached. but now comes the tricky part, figuring out when this will actually happen, and when the hostages will start leaving garza, here's what we know so far. and it's really delegation has been in doha for adults and is now on its way back to israel. they are expected to brief the security cabinet later today on friday. a government meeting will follow, but it's unclear exactly when the prime minister's office says it could happen tonight or tomorrow off this about ends. families of the customers, of course, are urgent for the meeting to happen immediately, but the challenge shut bought the day of rest in israel is observed by some members of the cabinet. however, tara law allows ship box rules to be set aside one saving lives, so they may move forward. once approved protocol gives a 48 hour window for anyone to appeal the release of palestinian prisoners in novemb

the take us through this has to be a situation that ukraine is facing now on the ground. indeed, rory, these are truly some onset and then trouble some time to be a high school graduates in ukraine. not for the idea of lowering the mobilization age to include those of 18 years of age and older. as being out there for months now, especially specifically peddled hard by the previous american administration. but it has been on the list of the talking points of the from team to and now coupled with what they hear, what all these youngsters of ukraine here from zelinski himself. that in fact, it is not enough that those who are being drafted on the streets are not enough to fix the front line right now. well this, it does not sound optimistic a tool for the younger generation of the ukrainians, and coupled with things like well, for instance, the general collapse of the ukrainian army on the front lines. well, it is unclear as to how you crane is supposed to band a, the disastrous situation in the trenches. i mean, on monday reports image that the head of the ukrainian defense intelligence

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and now joining us on the telephone around me, it's rory and most go, i do hope you're going to hear me. we are just hearing right now that the ceasefire will come into effect in less than 10 minutes. walk through, you know, from your side around yes. what i know actually is that i have just been back close to the carrier. i'm sure all the cursing for the saw, the few galler metro pc beach or kilometers away from that destination. and this, that turns maybe hundreds of the truck loads are just lining up a waiting for the delivery of age to come into garza and the upcoming hour. so it's might, you know, it's mike to continue and it could get lost the ceasefire. i know i'm not being a pre trial as that and the last that a lot of the i, i think it to be sorted out of the names of hostages that could be sent out to that to that eviction or is it got to remedy? i just, i'm going to as route towards that as he's fly up to road and the guy is a trip. that's what i understand about those. the people are just so big. i just totally exact. yeah, that's the side. ready whole people are just slo

hi here, rory? well yes indeed, they have been some last minute disagreements with him us. they've an estimate to 8 years, announced the dale likely over the palestinian prison. are least we know that a mass wanted high profile figures freed while israel was concerned, of course, about releasing those 8 labels as terrorist. but now it's official and it done. yeah. whose office has confirmed the agreement has been reached, meaning those issues have been resolved. the deal still needs to pass through the security cabinet on friday. and the full government on saturday evening after shut bought the day of rest observed by some governments. members once approved and there is typically an asked 48 hour window for appeals against the release of palestinian prisoners at the high court. it was the case in november deal. however, this time the window may be reduced to just 6 hours. so the high court is expected to meet on sunday to review any appeals which are likely to be rejected if all goes as planned to far as hostages could be released by sunday at 4 pm as well time. well, well

one of the victims of the palisades fire was 32—year—old rory sykes, a child actor from the �*90s britishow, kiddy kapers. he lived with cerebral palsy, and his mother says she escaped but could not save him. the biggest fear i had was that it might burn and hurt, because i think burning must be the most painful death, and the fire department chiefs said "no, "he will have died of carbon monoxide poisoning first." ijust can't believe my baby's not going to be here. the clean—up task is so vast, it will stretch on for months. there have been promises by officials that the rebuilding process will be made as quick as possible, by cutting red tape, to help people put their lives back together. but there is frustration that in many places it is still too dangerous to start, and the job of rehousing people will take time. it will take months, if not years. i know that in hawaii it took at least temporary housing for a year, so we don't know what the situation will be here. all around, signs of the trauma the city has suffered, as the fires overwhelmed communities. as people tried to escape from

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