angela: -- not hurt us?ngela: the russian economy has proven much more resilient than people in the west thought. the sanctions have had an impact, but they have not affected the life of ordinary russians, at least in the cities. supermarkets are full of goods, although they are not western goods. i think he is right in saying that the western sanctions have not crippled the russian economy and russia has been quite resilient. brent: angela stent, as always it is good to get your insights and your takes on what is happening, particularly in russia. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. a new report on the state of germany's military says it has, quote, too little of everything. the situation has become even worse in the past year despite a 100 million euro fund announced by the german government last year to upgrade the armed forces. clothing, weapons, and soldiers are all in short supply. sweden's prime minister says his country will join n

angela's sister telling law enforcement craig had allegedly drugged angela approximately 5 to 6 years ago, and the two had a tumultuous marriage investigators alleging craig wanted out to start a new life with a mistress and has gone to great lengths to try and end his wife's life. craig waived his right to a preliminary hearing, but he will appear in court again early next month, and he could face a maximum sentence of life in prison. whitworth abc news los angeles kenneth thank you coming up sports news now, including ricks, princeton tigers in the sweet 16. plus that is bill murray, who was spotted in the stands here. medicines where garden you're watching world news narrator: how prepared is your family... ...if a hurricane shows up at your doorstep? or a flood? or a blizzard? you can't just turn away a natural disaster. that's why it's important to go to ready.gov/plan now. it has the tools and tips you need to make an emergency plan with your family. narrator: so if disaster comes knocking... mom: let's go. narrator: ...you'll be ready to help keep your family safe. mom: oh, it'

angela stanzel is senior policy fellow in the asia program at the berlin based think tank s w p. suda. david wipp is senior fellow and regional director in the berlin office of the german marshall fund. and my d w colleague, vladimir epis works, excuse me. vladimir works on our russian desk and vladimir if i may start with you, putin absolutely pulled out all the stops on this visit. xi jinping even got to sit at a small intimate little table with putin rather than that infinitely long one that's reserved for western guests. yet, putin's body language seemed to indicate that he was actually a bit uneasy compared to xi uneasy in the body language terms. but for him, it was a huge boost of support from china. it was the biggest and strongest signal he would need right now. two or three days of chinese president in moscow with this show of support, with this show of, of strength and another important thing. it's not only what's happening in moscow, but what didn't happen namely the chinese president didn't call sky in kiev zelensky is still waiting to talk to him and the ukrainian g

black china, or aka angela white , joins us live.: plus, we head back down to florida for a special saturday is edition of breakfast with friends. what's coming up, raymondsome. >> well, you know, there's a new "wall street journal" poll that showed 78% of people who dot believe the economy will be as good for their children as it has been for them. do you all agree, do you think it'll be worse? [cheers and applause] not good news, but we'll keep on it. more about the economy and much more when "fox & friends" continues from leesburg. stay there. ♪ ♪ we's knows the first step to motivation is inspiration. so, we've got new everything. new flooring, new paint, new patio sets, new pillows. i can keep going if you want me to. you got this. and we got you. what does it mean to be ever better? its your customers getting what they ordered when they expect it. discover how ryder ecommerce makes your customer's experience ever better. will: fox weather alert, 23 people now confirmed dead after multiple tornadoes tore through mississippi. doz

“oining us anuela. ~ . ., angela.at the kremlin has _ angela. we heard there that the kremlin has called _ angela. we heard there that the kremlin has called this - kremlin has called this outrageous. it says it does not recognise the jury disc —— jurisdiction of the icc, so under what circumstances could present you to be arrested? very difficult to see that now. obviously as your correspondence have said he will be very careful about what countries he will travel to in the future, i don't think you will be visiting london anytime soon, so were he to go to a country that is part of the icc, and 123 countries have signed on to this rome statute, then theoretically he could be arrested but we have even had the example of the president of sudan, also under indictment from the icc, and he has been able to travel to other countries and nothing has happened to him, so i think we have to wait and see how the war with ukraine and is, what happens to putin afterwards, but right now it's difficult to see him being arrested. bu

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why, you see what angela merkel macron with angela merkel no landu.t traps with angela merkel, so it turned out. well, i forgot where and why i called him. well , it happens, well, what do you want not to forget? i think there is not only grandfather. he worked there, of course, but he forgot those who worked on it. well, this is a problem, grandfather forgot where the leaves from the children were supposed to remind grandfather that he forgot. i believe that in this case there was a demonstration, what is called the calling of the scholz about the fact that he should take on more responsibility and more more obligations, and scholz tried to convince , as far as i understand, to convince about the fact that everything he could have already done, the more you can’t do when. well , remember, the king foolishly calls from where to himself, yes, to some one, but, well, it pulls here, well, one flies in, but the king has already rejected and forgot. why did he call the same thing in the ninety-first year, when they tried to crush kolya about the war in the

el fanÁtico nÚmero una de angela aguilar es antonio.pre ha sido mi intenciÓn ser un buen ejemplo para los niÑos. jessica: cÓmo te preparas en este tÚnel? angela: normalmente tengo cinco minuto de silencio pero tenÍa que hablar contigo, luego me voy a mi silencio, me ponen la falda, caliento la voz y listo para cantar. este es mi caballo, es el troyano, son alas de Ángel a. ninguna silla que tuve antes van a tener esto. jessica: serÉ la noche con broche de oro, cuando le contÉ de antonio quiso sorprenderlo con un mensaje personalizado y una sorpresa que no se esperaba. jessica: antonio, ella sabe que tÚ existes y me mando a que demostrara esto. angela: soy Ángel aguilar y lo prometido es deuda, gracias por estar aquÍ te mando un beso enorme y espero conocerte. jessica: ahÍ no termina la sorpresa. de dÓnd even el show? antonio: desde aquÍ arriba. jessica: me mandÓ para que les diera esto para que vengan a primera fila tÚ y tu mamÁ para que vean el resto del concierto y los vas a ver de muy cerquita. antonio y su mamÁ disfrutaron del conci

. >>> my one-on-one with angela bassett up for best supporting actress. >> have i not given everything? >> the insight she's sharing into her role. plus, the making of an oscar-nominated song. the team behind rihanna's "lift me up" sits down with "gma." >>> plus, we're behind the scenes of the oscars. my sit-down with academy ceo will kramer. how the show is moving forward after the oscar slap and the decision to get rid of the red carpet. ready for your close-up? "gma" with the style secrets for an award-winning look. >>> good morning, america. we should have worn gold this morning. >> we should have worn something shimmery. i'm excited to see whit. oh, there. he's not wearing a bow tie yet, but whit's going to wear a bow tie tomorrow. >> whit johnson and linsey davis are covering the oscars joining us this morning from los angeles. guys, it's not actually morning there yet, is it? >> o-dark-hundred. >> yeah, exactly. yeah, yeah, dark and early, we like to call it, and, yes, the bow tie is coming tomorrow. we're so excited. good morning to you from the dolby theatre right here in holl

ah, okay, let's go back to angela in hong kong. you know, as a western media and the western leads of scurry around to try to come together, cobbled together some kind of negotiations stance to end this conflict. i would just turn everyone's attention to publicly known documents that were sent out by moscow to washington and to brussels on december 17th, 2001. and this was what rush it was. you know, there ultimatum would it be a negotiating, so you call whatever you want, okay. they, they telegraphed to the world what they wanted. and if they didn't get that there was going to be a conflict and you know, whatever you want the conflict happen. so let's go back to those 2 humans, you know, ukraine being neutral. no, and no nato infra structure there. and suddenly, the, the issue with don bass and crimea. that's where, you know, that's a starting point right now. it's, everybody knows it. but in the, in the west, they won't recognize, you know, why? because they don't believe russia has legitimate security concerns. that's the big pr

angela so lutely not. have the good fortune accrue any kind of cash in today's kind of economic situation. is that it mean i am the wife of an accountant so this is the very thrilling pillow talk that goes on in our house but but you know the view is that you have cash in the you don't really enjoy the largesse of interest rates that are beneficial to the savers. so it just withers . so savers. so it just withers. so what you do if you've worked what do you do if you've worked hard life, you've built hard all your life, you've built up reserves, then you put up some reserves, then you put it property so that there's it into property so that there's a free market is also there not removing properties from the rental market that , just more rental market that, just more people are owning them. we do need affordable housing, need more affordable housing, more affordable social housing, unequivocally, yes, but i think, you know, somebody is selling them as well. so it's not just about the people who are puttin

angela's sister telling law enforcement craig had allegedly drugged angela five or six years ago and two had a tumultuous marriage. investigators alleging craig wanted out to start a new life with a mistress and has gone to great lengths to try and end his wife's life. david, craig waived his right to a preliminary hearing but he will appear in court again next month and he could face a maximum sentence of life in prison. david. >> david: thank you. overseas, protests across france after president macron raised the retirement age from 62 to 64 now. the strikes shutting down transportation, schools, other services. in paris, some protests turning violent. unions calling for another day of nationwide strikes when king charles visits next week. when we come back here tonight, the major ban this evening involving transgender women athletes and what this could mean for the olympics. reaction already pouring in. and more than a half million vehicles recalled tonight. the warning to owners not to park them in your garage. and i didn't get a single flea or tick on me. you are just the best.

angela so lutely not. who have the good fortune accrue any kind of cash in today's kind of economic situation. is that it mean i am the wife of an accountant so this is the very thrilling pillow talk that goes on in our house but but you know the view is that you have cash in the you don't really enjoy the largesse of interest rates that are beneficial to the savers. so it just withers . so savers. so it just withers. so what you do if you've worked what do you do if you've worked hard life, you've built hard all your life, you've built up reserves, then you put up some reserves, then you put it property so that there's it into property so that there's a free market is also there not removing properties from the rental market that , just more rental market that, just more people are owning them. we do need affordable housing, need more affordable housing, more affordable social housing, unequivocally, yes, but i think, you know, somebody is selling them as well. so it's not just about the people who are pu

angela biographer angela levin. angela this is all so crazy. now isn't it? come to the uk , be at the coronation. to the uk, be at the coronation. but he's prepared to turn up in a taxi , in a taxi for a legal a taxi, in a taxi for a legal heanng a taxi, in a taxi for a legal hearing that he doesn't even need be. yes, the big question is why is he really ? why do you is why is he really? why do you think? i can't believe it is to support to the other . it think? i can't believe it is to support to the other. it is in the it's a nonsense. i think the first thing is that he wants to beat his father this was going to be the first few days that he was in france. and it's first outing abroad after being becoming king. very, very important . should be respected . important. should be respected. and he's come there because . he and he's come there because. he knew he would make the front page. knew he would make the front page . so he says he's really in page. so he says he's really in the headlines and it used to do didn't he was yeah but also say saying i'm the o

i angela promise to cook this dish too. and this dish is at home.'m definitely waiting for a photo report. premiere at the first port we can sing in a different way, in general, we will sing and will unreliable drink devour. you are so deep and precise in the genre that nowhere did you distort the soul of the orchestra, the arrangement of the situation, the cradle, he was very correctly held the baby, like a doctor. this is how dear viewers reveal the talents of talented people. without a moonshine three chords watch the new season after the evening news chefs, highly awarded and recognized culinary masters, having tested the products, maheev takes off his hats and congratulates on being awarded an award for an excellent course maheev makes your dishes, tastier mechanism the development of pain is one it does not matter what caused the pain, if there is pentalgin universal remedies against different types of pain due to the combined composition pentalgin acts against pain, wherever it is, regardless of the causes of its occurrence, pentalgin will do

it is nothinr angela bassett as well. it is nothing to _ angela bassett as well.artists— nothing to do with women. it is artists connecting, women connecting, mothers connecting. it was _ connecting, mothers connecting. it was glorious. and laughing! kerry— it was glorious. and laughing! kerry is — it was glorious. and laughing! kerry is hilarious.— kerry is hilarious. last year's ceremony — kerry is hilarious. last year's ceremony was _ kerry is hilarious. last year's ceremony was remembered l kerry is hilarious. last year's i ceremony was remembered for kerry is hilarious. last year's - ceremony was remembered for a showstopping sense of humour failure when will smith showed the world that at the academy awards anything can happen. sophie long, bbc news, hollywood. we will talk about all about celebrity endorsement and brands, getting sufferfree in the business use which is coming up into the moment. i will see you soon. hello there. disruptive snowfall has been affecting central and southern scotland, onto northern england, north wales and northern ireland and

for angela bassett.— lot of buzz around here for angela bassett. magnificent - angela bassett. i think that is sure she was magnificent and| sure she was magnificent and black— sure she was magnificent and black panther. she is the favourite to win i think it is a lifetime _ favourite to win i think it is a lifetime achievement award for the — a lifetime achievement award for the 64—year—old actress, butjimmy_ for the 64—year—old actress, butjimmy the curtis butts jamie _ butjimmy the curtis butts jamie lee curtis one at the awards— jamie lee curtis one at the awards last week, she is in everything everywhere all at once, — everything everywhere all at once, and i think if she winds, that— once, and i think if she winds, that will— once, and i think if she winds, that will suggest that that movie _ that will suggest that that movie is going to do very well. of course, _ movie is going to do very well. of course, carried from the banshees of inisherin, she could _ banshees of inisherin, she could also pick up a trophy. so that— could also pick up a

angela bassett was the winner. angela bassett was the — was the winner.was the favourite until a few days age _ was the favourite until a few days ago. the oscars are now scrutinise _ days ago. the oscars are now scrutinise about representation. people will say a white — representation. people will say a white actress sidelined a black_ a white actress sidelined a black actress who has an incredible body of work. i mean. _ incredible body of work. i mean, this was going to be angela _ mean, this was going to be angela bassett's lifetime achievement in a way and it is difficult — achievement in a way and it is difficult but it is great news for everything everywhere all at once _ for everything everywhere all at once. , , , , for everything everywhere all atonce., ,_, ., at once. diversity is still an important _ at once. diversity is still an important issue _ at once. diversity is still an important issue not - at once. diversity is still an important issue not only . at once. diversity is still ani important issue not only for these awards but other awa

how would you do that, angela?n industrial strategy. we've had no strategy— industrial strategy. we've had no strategy whatsoever from this government, meaning that organisations like british vault have _ organisations like british vault have collapsed before they've have been established. where had not told her to— been established. where had not told her to deal— been established. where had not told her to deal with the green transformation, to meet net—zero, we don't _ transformation, to meet net—zero, we don't talk— transformation, to meet net—zero, we don't talk on _ transformation, to meet net—zero, we don't talk on how people trying to properlyw — don't talk on how people trying to preperly- - -— properly... kier starmer says he does a microcomputer _ properly... kier starmer says he does a microcomputer to - properly... kier starmer says he does a microcomputer to put - properly... kier starmer says he does a microcomputer to put up| properly... kier starmer says he - does a microcomputer to put up taxes to

by march 6th angela, his wife, mother of six, was in the hospital.zziness. she was saying that she couldn't focus her eyes. here is a screen grab of text messages between the two of them from around that time. she tells her husband, james craig, "i feel drugged." he responded, "given our history, that might be triggering. just for the record, i didn't drug you. i am super worried, though. you looked really pale before i left like in your lips." brianna, fast forward to around march 9th through the 14th she was hospitalized again and again. that's around the same time that police say craig ordered potassium cyanide to his dental office. there a staff member opened it, boxed it back up, alerted another member of the staff later on. the staff was so concerned about what they saw coupled with what they knew about angela's symptoms, they took this information right to the hospital staff that was treating angela for the last time, again, when she was complaining of dizziness and severe headaches and sluggishness and an inability to focus her eyes because t

angela, go ahead. well, just think about a, so reconstruction. we are who's going to pay for reconstruction or is going to want to pay for. and if they, if it's not a solid piece, they keep talking about reconstructing, reconstructing what go ahead and hong kong know that they're not the reconstruct or did they therefore destroy like it? remember what they didn't knew in iraqi, in afghanistan, they didn't reconstruct anything. actually in afghanistan, they came, they, they, they left and they stole $7000000000.00 of afghani reserve. that actually most people are starving. so they don't care for 2nd once they've gone. they will forget about ukrainian, they will forget that ukraine ever existed. and keep in mind that we have created, we have no church this sir. nazi ideology. those nurses, are they in euro, you know, and, and, and, you know, we isn't the next or isis that we have created that as actually is going to hunt us back in europe because he is, he said, this is a nasty culture and they are going to live with that europe is going to live wi

angela biographer angela levin. angela this is all so crazy. now isn't it? to the uk , be at the coronation. to the uk, be at the coronation. but he's prepared to turn up in a taxi , in a taxi for a legal a taxi, in a taxi for a legal heanng a taxi, in a taxi for a legal hearing that he doesn't even need be. yes, the big question is why is he really ? why do you is why is he really? why do you think? i can't believe it is to support to the other . it think? i can't believe it is to support to the other. it is in the it's a nonsense. i think the first thing is that he wants to beat his father this was going to be the first few days that he was in france. and it's first outing abroad after being becoming king. very, very important . should be respected . important. should be respected. and he's come there because . he and he's come there because. he knew he would make the front page. knew he would make the front page . so he says he's really in page. so he says he's really in the headlines and it used to do didn't he was yeah but also say saying i'm the one on

angela complaining, "my head feels funny and dizzy." even writing, "i feel drugged." angela rapidly declined and was pronounced brain dead saturday at a local hospital, before being taken off life support. alarm bells went off for craig's long-time business partner when he heard of angela's strange and sudden symptoms. a colleague had recently opened a package addressed to craig at the dentist's office containing potassium cyanide. he alerted a nurse at the hospital of his suspicions. leading investigators to craig. according to the affidavit, investigators finding craig had conducted numerous online searches about poisons, including, "how many grams of pure arsenic will kill a human" and "is arsenic detectable in autopsy?" and david, the couple had six children together. friends and family telling authorities that this was not the first time craig had tried to poison his wife. david? >> all right, kayna whitworth tonight. thank you. >>> and another case making initial headlines. after alec more dak was convicted of murdering his wife and son, tonight, murdoch's survi

i think a lot of us were maybe expecting a win from angela bassett. what was jamie lee like backstage? she was she was emotional. she was cursing up a storm. she was she was. she was not family friendly as she often is, but she was very, very appreciative as well . talking about her parents, you know, of course, she comes from hollywood royalty. during one of the questions she was asked about being a nipple baby, which he proudly wears. she has been in hollywood for a long time. but this has never happened for her. she's never gotten to this level of success, and she thanked everybody who supported her all these years and other genre films. she has done all the horror films. she's done the comedies she's done to get to this point. she almost couldn't believe she was at this point in this point in her career as well. amazing hey, you look fantastic. by the way, jason. thank you for all your incredible work there. a busy night in hollywood back to you now. andrew and rhiannon busy night in love to hear jamie lee curtis was cursing all of us. alright but

angela come i want to start with the first. this news. >> i want to say that it is just i'm so surprised. it is the only problem here and i wish it was. we are paying these public defenders slowly and we are paying them badly and they don't want to work for the state. the state controls this. they are using this as an excuse because they are so many problems in our justice system. our fishes, continuous catch and release program for example is horrendous. we arrest people. we release them, they have a warrant, and it just keeps going and going and going. i would literally give you a list of 100 examples. it is disgusting. >> ashley: damien you highlighted the homeless crisis and talk to you both of you about plaguing your city, let's take a look at this. >> the neighbor here is for facilitating a group of homeless people to live on our block. >> all of these children go up and down this road. i'm the only person, we are the only people speaking up about this and saying something about this. i am compassionate! i do care. i do w

detectives believe the dentist wanted to start a new life with his lover, who flew to colorado as angela craig was dying. >> whenever a defendant is accused of killing his or her spouse, evidence of an extramarital affair will always be relevant. >> reporter: just days before her death, angela craig texted her husband, "i feel drugged." his response, "just for the record, i didn't drug you." but tonight, the dentist is out of his office scrubs and in a jailhouse jumpsuit. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> in 60 seconds, an airline pilot becomes incapacitated mid flight. how an off-duty pilot stepped up to help. plus, more close calls as the faa takes new steps to prevent them. >>> we're back now to tell you about a midair scare. the captain on a southwest flight suffering a medical emergency. and an off-duty pilot who happened to be on board stepping in to help land the airplane. here is kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: southwest flight 6013 was on its way from las vegas to columbus, ohio, when -- >> captain's 47-year-old male. en route he started to feel some stomach pain. later fainted or b

madam _ opposition, angela rayner. thank you. madam deputy _ opposition, angela rayner.me back into the chair and can i share the deputy prime minster�*s words on our baroness and our thoughts are with her family today and i'm sure the whole house will join me also in paying tribute to paul o'grady after his sad death was announced today. it was a national treasure and a true northern star and he will be greatly missed. this week, the government announced they are so behaviour policy. —— there anti—social behaviour policy. it's only taken 13 years and i will give him some cric —— credit, the deputy prime minister knows first—hand the misery caused by thugs and their intimidating behaviour, lurking with menace, exploding in fits of rage, creating a culture of fear and maybe even, i don't know, throwing things. so can i ask him, under his new anti—social behaviour, does he think more bullies will be brought to justice? more bullies will be brought to “ustice? ~., . more bullies will be brought to “ustice? . , , , more bullies will be brought to “ustice? ., , , , justice? m

and angela joins me now. so, angela, what a shocking story . you know, where the story. a well—respected councillor who has had a very long life i know you don't look like you have a very long life. you should surely be able to express your rights about whether want pride flags or heterosexual flags or whatever your high street. whatever and your high street. well, did take the well, i be and i did take the precaution totally of signing on to my own private account , not to my own private account, not the personal view you were not expressing thought of, you know , not you can't do that . you , not you can't do that. you have to be extremely careful what. you what you sign off on. and i wrote it onto personal account because honestly , it got account because honestly, it got under my skin. how someone go round and every shop owner and say, please take a pride flag . say, please take a pride flag. now i've called it the pride sex because i understand that the pride movement and won't have this burden on me. i understand that pride is about different sexual allergies. no p

and angela joins me now. so, angela, what a shocking story . you know, where the story.rely, as a well—respected councillor who has had a very long life i know you don't look like you have a very long life. you should surely be able to express your rights about whether want pride flags or heterosexual flags or whatever and your street. whatever and your high street. well, i did take the well, i be and i did take the precaution totally of signing on to my own private account , not to my own private account, not the personal view you were not expressing thought of, you know , not you can't do that . you , not you can't do that. you have to be extremely careful what. you what you sign off on. and i wrote it onto personal account because honestly , it got account because honestly, it got under my skin. how someone go round and every shop owner and say, please take a pride flag . say, please take a pride flag. now i've called it the pride sex because i understand that the pride movement and won't have this burden on me. i understand that pride is about different sexual allerg

first to the mandates of people's deputies, and then to the criminal case, the mother and son of angela and nikita polykhan. in the literal sense, they cut themselves through, bought up plots of forest land through nominees and cut down hundreds of trees from the plots to accuse them. the family, blazing , rushed somehow frivolously. olga zhirenkova will continue the topic. deputy of the irbey district council of deputies anzhela polykhan , accompanied by a lawyer, is in a hurry to the district court, together with her son, she is also accused of illegal logging according to your production instructions. engaged in no relationship have deal so far. maybe we'll live the candy, the initiative is taken up by the lawyer, thereby giving the client time to finish things with the candy. we don't know why we came here, well, let's sit and listen. deep speech, however, it is not clear what amuses the lawyers so much before the start of the meeting, the investigation believes that for a long time the family of deputies cut down the forest, according to the prosecutor's office. they harvested 329

angela is retired air force master sgt. [applause] so for those who don't know the master sergeants when one you did all the work. [laughter] is also the owner and ceo of maryland based tri- logistics. [applause] she served our country in the air force for 23 years. [applause] and when she finished that's our time in the military, she saw a lot of promise and maryland and she decided this is where she was going to call home. as an employer she believes our workforce and geography helps that her company up for success. she is an example of what our state needs more of. i with budget $40000 exemption on retirement she will be able to put that money back in her business, hire people and grow our economy. [applause] [applause] and 40000 veterans like her will see their retirement income tax cut as well. angela, we're so thankful not to sue your service to this country but your service to the state. god bless you and thank you, thank you. the challenge has always been that many veterans do their service but then choose to live t

defendants , first the people's deputies, and then before the criminal case, the mother and son of angela and nikita blaze. in the literal sense, they cut through themselves , bought plots of forest land through dummy persons and cut down from calves to hundreds of trees for charges. the family, blazing, was shaking, somehow frivolously olga zhurenkova will continue the topic. deputy of the irbey district council of deputies anzhela polykhan, accompanied by a lawyer , is in a hurry to the district court , together with her son, she is also accused of illegal logging , a group of forests was made on your instructions. we are confusing something. i do not do anything myself have nothing to do with the case so far. we can live the candy, the initiative is picked up by the lawyer, so the most, giving the client time to finish things with candy. we don't know why we came here, well, let's sit and listen. deep speech, however, it is not clear what amuses the lawyers so much before the start of the meeting, the investigation believes that for a long time the family of deputies cut down the fores

angela complained that my head feels funny and dizzy and even wrote, i feel drugged, james replied. given our history the i know that must be triggering just for the record. i didn't drug you so james craig has not yet entered a plea, but later on good morning america we hear from a former patient of craig's overseas. it is day two of vladimir putin summit with chinese president xi jinping in moscow. she got she got a red carpet welcome before sitting down for more than four hours of talks. china has offered a peace plan for ukraine, but the us dismissesthe proposal because it would allow russia to keep the territory it currently holds . meanwhile ukraine yesterday claimed it destroyed missiles in russian held crimea atop ukrainian official claims that vladimir putin is sending body doubles to public events, he says differences in the chin are one giveaway and photos from putin's recent trip to ukraine. skeptics also claimed the men have different ears country a massive fire has destroyed a church near philadelphia, flames consumed the fountain of life church in burlington, new jers

his wife, angela craig, died wednesday after being hospitalized for a third time in a month, this timeomplaining of severe headaches and dizziness. the 43 year old mother of six soon had a seizure went on. ventilator and was declared brain dead. her sister told investigators. angela claimed she'd been drugged by her husband before authorities say a forensic analysis of a computer at his dental practice show premeditation in the weeks before his wife's death and arrest warrant affidavit. states craig used in office computer to research multiple undetectable poisons and make internet searches, including how many grams of pure arsenic will kill a human and youtube searches for how to make poison and top five undetectable poisons that show no signs of foul play. craig also allegedly used a new email account to order arsenic online . that's very evidence and then if the autopsy results to forensic results show that she was poisoned, there's arsenic in their natural question is going to be. you know what other source could have come from? two days after the package of arsenic was delivered t

detectives believe the dentist wanted to start a new life with his lover, who flew to colorado as angela craig was dying. >> whenever a defendant is accused of killing his or her spouse, evidence of an extramarital affair will always be relevant. >> reporter: just days before her death, angela craig texted her husband, "i feel drugged." his response, "just for the record, i didn't drug you." but tonight the dentist is out of his office scrubs and in a jailhouse jumpsuit. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> in 60 seconds, an airline pilot becomes incapacitated mid flight. how an off-duty pilot stepped up to help. >>> plus more close ñr calls as the faa takes new steps to prevent them. aalls as t the faa ttas new stepeps to prprevent them.. dallas, tetexas. my wife's s name is jojoy. we've beenen married 4 45 yea. i'i'm taking a a two-yearr businessss course. i've beeeen studyingng a lo. i've been n producing g and didirecting fofor over 50 0 y. it's a v very detaililed thig and the e pressure's's all on. i nonoticed i rereally wasnt quite e as sharp a as i was. mymy boss toldld me about t prn

angela merkel said, ok, we will manage, we will take them. take it in germany in order to understand how tiny the problem of refugees fleeing through belarus to europe is, let's look at the latest figures according to the british ministry of internal affairs in the twenty-first almost 37,000 refugees arrived in their country in 2010, most of them across the english channel , the french minister of the interior stated that in the twenty-first year, thousands of refugees at the peak of crises on the belarusian-polish border. there were only about three thousand people, these figures are eloquent. they say that our country is not the main problem of illegal migration. so how can you justify such cruelty of the polish lithuanian and latvian security forces, its calcium. there is an activation here. we may die there. we run from war, from killing, from violence. we won't go back there never. i'd rather die, let them kill me here. here. it's still better than going back to syria we don't want to go back to iraq we want to go to germany we 've been

well, angela, if you look at, go back to 2014. if you look at where the g g, d, p was in ukraine, it within the don bass and crimea. it's g d. p is shrinking, though obviously the war is a very detrimental. and, and i agree with the mitre here. it's going to most likely end up as a land lock state, and it will become an orphan, a, b, e, u. i don't know what they'll call the country. been deborah, stan, i'm not really sure, but that's on the e. u now. okay, cuz they're the ones, it's going to have to pick up the bill. i hate to say that in front of demetrius in athens. ok. ok, i because i know what the you can do to countries. angel go ahead. well, just think about a so reconstruction we are who's going to pay for reconstruction or is going to want to pay for. and if a, if it's not a solid piece, they keep talking about reconstructing, reconstructing what go ahead and hong kong know that, that they're not the reconstruct. are they? they therefore destroyed like it. remember what they didn't knew in iraqi, in afghanistan, they didn'

after as and angela pointed out, and when we go back to the mens records they were, the rush was lied to. i mean, this is all public knowledge. i know not a conspiracy theory. it's all public david. yeah, absolutely. um, there would be no reason to actually take any of the people in the u. k. french and german government seriously, because from the very beginning of this serve the special military operation. a year ago, all they've done is talk about escalating and more war and more weapons and more money to the zalinski regime. and they're rumored a peace deal if you like. doesn't make any sense whatsoever. they're saying, well, we're going to lean on zalinski to have peace talks. but at the same time, they're going to continue giving more money and more weapons so he can win the war . and this is the language that they're using. now they are calling it a war and they are saying that them can be no other outcome apart from a ukrainian victory, whatever that means. and to most of them, that means that pushing the russian army right back to the borders of ukraine taking over the donna

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two days later, his wife, angela craig, went into the hospital. she had symptoms like dizziness.he had headaches. she had difficulty focusing her eyes. those according to police are all symptoms of arsenic poisoning. then you fast forward to later in the month between basically march 9th in march, 14th when police say james craig ordered potassium cyanide, a highly lethal chemical to his dental practice around that same time, angela craig was hospitalized for a second time. a few days after she was let out of the hospital. she returned to the hospital again last week. that was the third time she was hospitalized. she was complaining of the same symptoms. you guys she was complaining of dizziness, headaches. her body felt sluggish. it was not responding . she had difficulty focusing her eyes. police say again. these were all symptoms of poisoning from substances like arsenic, and so the last time that she was admitted to the hospital. that was the third time she rapidly declined. she went into the hospital, she was put on a ventilator. and soon after that, she was basically declar

angela cause more threats.sees that rape conviction has up what he really means that 300 women will be raped today while he boasts about an increase 0.5. he also answered my question. madam deputy , because he's too ashamed deputy, because he's too ashamed of the answer . 1.6% of rapists of the answer. 1.6% of rapists face being charged for their crime, 1.6% let that sink in. a woman goes through the experience of her life . she experience of her life. she summons up the courage to relive that horrendous sex, to tell the police detail about her assault . but she only has. police detail about her assault . but she only has . a 1.6% . but she only has. a 1.6% chance of action being taken . chance of action being taken. over 98% of rapists will never see the inside of a courtroom let alone, a prison, and the rest of those brave women, madam deputy speaker, they keep looking over their shoulders and hope the perpetrator doesn't choose tonight to take their revenge for reporting the incident to the police in the las