a but bobby wine won't give up. he continues to be politically engaged and uses his music to fight against social injustices, corruption and abuse of power with bobby whine, the nigerian african pioneer, an active estrella, cootie one said music is the weapon of the future. and yet, you decided at some point in 2017, the music wasn't quite enough. what was the tipping point? that made you decide to go into politics? after bad experience? about 10 or 15 years ago, i decided that my music was no longer going to be entertainment, but edutainment because much as that he had benefited me. it had to benefit those with whom i shared the plate. they get people where come from. so i got involved in the politics because i had been talking about the issue, so for so long and i thought it was about time to act about them and also lead by example, protest of any kind, obviously very dangerous work. in uganda, you suffered incredible violence in your presidential campaign. lots of intimidation politics. he replaced under house ar

a but bobby wine won't give up. he continues to be politically engaged and uses his music to fight against social injustices, corruption and abuse of power with bobby whine, the nigerian african pioneer, an active estrella, cootie one said music is the weapon of the future. and yet, you decided at some point in 2017, the music wasn't quite enough. what was the tipping point that made you decide to go into politics? after bad experience? about 10 or 15 years ago, i decided that my music was no longer going to be entertainment by edutainment because my chest that he, it had benefited me. it had to benefit those with whom i shared the plate. they get people where come from. so i got involved in the politics because i had been talking about the issue, so for so long and i thought it was about time to act about them. and to also lead by example, protest of any kind, obviously very dangerous work. in uganda, you suffered incredible violence in your presidential campaign. lots of intimidation politics. he replaced under ho

in 2017 bobby wine became involved in politics. he opposed to president you very much 70 and his government who arrest torture or make their political opponents disappear. bobby wine himself was brutally attacked multiple times and arrested. nevertheless, he ran for president in 2021. his campaign burdened by coven 19 rules, was targeted with arrests attacks and violence. despite accusations of election rigging you very much 70 who has ruled the country for over 35 years, won the election yet again. a but bobby wine won't give up he continues to be politically engaged and uses his music to fight against social injustices, corruption and abuse of power. done a good thing to bobby whine, the nigerian african pioneer, an active estrella, cootie one said music is the weapon of the future. and yet you decided at some point in 2017, the music wasn't quite enough. what was the tipping point that made you decide to go into politics? after bad experience? about 10 or 15 years ago, i decided that my music was no longer going to be entertainm

and bobby have just said, said present 1st. yes, it's very interesting because we are all fighting for the development of our continent for change whether we are here or there. for example, the most important thing is to do it a and above all to do it together on some bobby one, you've got a final, a final message before we wrap up it as do our at not only for ourselves, but for others. the best way to leave forever is to leave through others. and as atlas, we can do that. let's do it, and we would be happier. right, thanks so much for joining us. and we'll see you next time at the global with, [000:00:00;00] with, ah, ah ah, ah, with who oh, on the road, with caravans along the ancient trade. we discover a country between prefabricated buildings and 1001 night between nomadic tradition and modern life style oo discover because tom travelling the silk road by train in 15 minutes on dw the 77 percent who they was forced to flee when russia attacked nigerian students living in ukraine. the thing i really really got me skate like

bobby, you have been a scranton guy that worries about the locks.are providing funding and revitalizing the area by making sidewalks and streets safer for pedestrians and drivers, and connecting communities that have suffered for decades for lack of investment. $170 million over five years to build out the electric charging stations that will be available to all the electric vehicles that will be on the roads. that is just what we need because half of the new car sales in america are going to be electric by the end of this decade. my administration has recently approved pennsylvania's plan so the funds are available now so the iebw can start constructing these facilities. $20 million of the new terminal at the pittsburgh airport. upgrades to the security screenings, bagging check system so it is easier and more efficient to catch your flight. no one knows better than the people of pittsburgh that there are thousands of uncapped wells spewing methane into the air. these abandoned mines scattered throughout the area. it is a legacy left behind by the

she had begun dating a well-known south bay carl salesman named bobby lowe.that new relationship was going so well, and on the evening of thursday, july 8th, bobby lowe took deede out to dinner at this restaurant, to meet his father. >> i talked to her before her date. >> any sign of she was nervous about anything? >> she was in a happy state when i talked to her and we had made plans to hopefully get together the following night, so i could get the update on the date. >> but that conversation never took place. >> i called her on friday and she didn't call me black back, which was not unusual for deede. i called her on saturday, and she didn't call me back. that was pretty typical. but by sunday, i started getting concerned. >> concerned, too, was doctor julie. she'd talked of meeting her mom that same friday during a layover at l. a. x., as julie headed for cabo san lucas, mexico. >> she's like you know what, i might have an appointment that morning. if i don't, welcome. via text. we will have to coffee. so we would be laid over in los angeles. i didn't get

commentary with bobby wegner, registered on a fan who invaded with a smoke bomb.ice report for leveling him. to debate the big question here, is it legal? bring in civil rights attorney robert pattillo and washington time legal affairs alec sawyer and i think the whole concept here is there is a couple of different sides here. it's not a strong case but i want to play what bobby wegner said and i'll get your thoughts. >> it's behind me. can't really focus on it. i'm more concerned about the security guard that was hers trying to tase him and the people that was... we don't know what that is. you just got to do what he's got to do. >> do you think he's in any trouble at all here? >> people have to remember that because this is a sporting event they do not give you free reign. when someone invades the work space, may have a nice thing about monica salas, this tennis player who stabbed the security guard who was injured, the individual, however may be facing criminal charges. >> the supporters of the animal rights activists call this, a blatant assault. it seems out

bobby wagner, what he did was exactly right. it is amazing to watch.ecause we know the climate, so i thought it would be a nice little session. >> emily: there you go. >> jason: i am not hungry now. look, don't do this to us. come on. >> emily: it is that hesitation we are talking about. that kayleigh alluded to when you see something and when you see something, say something but what about doing something? that guy security was running after him and had not caught up to him yet. was it a child in the stands? what if he had thrown that little thing. there is so much more that could have happen and those two men, those heroes stopped him. shouldn't that be awarded? >> harris: the immediate target would be those people only to her 3 feet away from him, the entire line of the team purity if you are standing among those people in these coming toward you and you have the ability to protect the people around you, go for it, right? the unlucky part for this guy, they are wearing pads. they are professionals. we have no way of knowing what his intentions are.

bobby's colleague, dr. luke osborn, is enhancing the mpl's features with something called the e-dermis. this incredible techlogy promises to simulate the sensation of touch. - think about how much we rely on our sensation of touch, not just for grabbing objects, but also interacting with other human beings. e-dermis was made to mimic the way our natural skin behaves and essentially we have different layers, and within those different layers, we have different receptors. - [angel] inside the skin, nerves detect pressure, pain, heat, stretch, and vibratn. the e-dermis is made from flexible fabric and rubber, and inside of it, tiny sensors detect various stimuli and translate them to the body's nerves. - time to t it on? - one or my osthesis? - on your prosthesis. - uh, yeah! i've never really had that kind of feelings on the side, from touch and stuff. so it's also a little scary, but exciting. - when i press on your fingertip, i can see the actity on the screen. if you re to grab an object, we could see what

one of my best buddies from scranton, as we say, bobby casey. i know his dad.-- how about this one? is this working? well, i tell you what, i knew he'd come here and do this. no, i'm joking. can we get -- there we go. all right. and lieutenant governor -- >> you were saying something nice about me. >> i was saying something nice about you. that's why i went out. but i'm saying we're going to try like the devil to keep you from not having to decide to leave. i wish you didn't. and, john, thank you very much for running. i really do appreciate it. and joe, you're going to be a great lady in the senate. as i said before, america is the only country in the world that comes out of crises stronger than when we went into the crisis. that's the story i want to tell here today briefly. just nine months ago, january 28, 2022, i was about to leave the white house on my way to mill 19 here in pittsburgh to talk about the resurgence of american manufacturing. we created 700,000 manufacturing jobs since then. before i left washington, i got word about what happened earlier t

after this exhibition instant bobby the ot we'll talk abroad again with cause for the repatriation of african ought to the continent growing. some locals want to see the serene paintings returned home permanently had a mater al jazeera holiday. ah. now the football world cup trophy is in brazil as it makes its way around the globe ahead of the tournament here and cut off. 9094 woke up when a coffee welcome the trophy to his country at rios mara canal stadium. the tournament will kick off on the 20th of november when host cut out will take on ecuador for loss. griffin is an editor at the international journal of the history of sports. he says, cut ours on the right path. as a football nation. football is one of those hedge a monic sports that everybody understands. it appears to everybody that allows you to demonstrate the, the excellence of a society quite easily. and we saw that very carefully during the 2001900 asian coping to you, a cut our country and received country blockade went to the you a play it again, saudi played against a you a on route, a winning the tournament. this mo

trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engle, and when mr. renata had recounted the story to me, he motioned towards his clavicle's. >> when cassidy hutchinson says mr. ornado, was telling her story, she is referring to tony ornato, who is kind of a central figure in all this drama around the secret service. he was an agent on trump's protective detail, for his first two years as president, before he left to go work in secret service headquarters. but then trump brought him back, not as a secret service agent, but as a top official in the west wing, a deputy chief of staff. that was an unprecedented move, no one had ever heard of a secret service agent being put into a job like that, especially because of the strictly apolitical nature of the secret service. in the aftermath of cactus city hutchinson's testimony, an anonymous secret service officials told both reporters that tony ornato, and bobby engle would testify that the altercation, the one cassidy hutchison described, that never happened. that neither of those men ever did give that te

the same with bobby angle, a lot of these relationships had been scrutinized as these new details about on the day of january 6th. i wouldn't be surprised if tomorrow, we do see some potential communications that go beyond tony ornato and bobby engle, of people in the service who may have been a little bit more sympathetic to the insurrectionists then we would like for people who serve in the federal government to be. >> jacqueline, where do things stand with tony ornato testifying behind closed doors with the committee? there is so much confusion about what exactly happened on january 6th, between the secret service and donald trump. >> right now, where attorney ornado stands is that he is no longer a government employee. he actually resigned the day that he was supposed to conduct an interview with the department of homeland inspector general as part of an internal investigation into his actions with regard to january 6th. he has also yet to appear in front of a another january 6th interview with the congressional committee investigating the insurrection. that being said, he did initi

and bobby wagner might have criminal charges brought against him. clark, the attorney says the nfl needs to adopt a policy for players in these types of incidents. >> have this resulted in a severe injury to the fan. clearly there would have been us a civil lawsuit here. and bobby wagner possibly could have been brought up on criminal charges. players need to be told that unless you are being attacked by a fan, you do not interact. >> no word on if the activist was arrested and will face charges. but this is not the first time something like this has happened to the group in question here, direct action everywhere. the protesters, a member of that group, they sent us this video of last month's bills rams game in l a where another activists, you philly with the same group did the same kind of son ran onto the field with the pink smoke flares. and he was also tackle the group said this protest or did suffer severe head trauma and is now considering legal options. the group says the protesters wanted to highlight a trial of 2 whistleblowers who found d

bobby wagner and actress mckinley who took down taylor when he ran onto the field. he was leveled by bobby wagner. >> in the east bay community advocates and family members who have been affected by police violence held a rally outside the alameda county sheriff's office today. they are demanding that the 47 deputies who were found a, quote, unsuitable to serve, not be rehired. those deputies have been demoted because they failed their psychological examinations. the sheriff's office conducted an internal audit after the arrests of a deputy in a double murder case, 10% of the force has been stripped of its arresting powers and firearms advocates are calling for transparency and accountability. they want the department to conduct an independent investigation into those. 47 deputies who they say unlawfully were hired since 2016 after failing their psychological i have >> i was going out of the shelter, had one of the pieces that up. yes. they allow people it's that really the mental health to don't work inside of like that. the trick like that. >> members of the commu

. >> is bobby vanns in your book >> i spent many, many years across the street with art at bobby vanslic they closed it as a cost-saving measure and art and his friends, we called them the friends of fermentation, decamped, across the street to bobby vans and have been there ever since and bobby vans just closed a few weeks ago. >> that's sad. i'm going to steal that line, friends of fermentation. if somebody comes up to you and says, bob, i need investing advice, i know you're not going to recommend stocks, but if you have one lesson you've learned in 25 years about investing, what is it >> first, the average person is best served staying in low-cost index funds. secondly, don't ever try to time the market don't ever think you know to go in and when to go out, because the academic is, you don't stay invested long-term. this is what we're seeing this year, brian, very unusual. down 20% years almost never happen they've happened 15 times since 1926 and 60% of the time, the next year you're made whole within a year so there's only a few times when it's ever gone past 30% to the downside

to which bobby responded, sir, we need to go back to the west wing. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr. engel grabbed his arm, said, sir, take your hand off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing, we're not going to the capitol. mr. trump and xi's free hand to lunge towards bobby engle, and with -- [interpreter] he had emotion towards his clavicle. >> when cassidy hutchinson says mr. ornato is telling our the story, she is referring to tony ornato, a central figure in all this drama around the secret service. or not it was an agent on trump's protective detail for his first two years as president until he left to work at the secret service headquarters. then shrunk brought him back not as a secret service agent but as a top official in the net laying a deputy chief of staff that was an unprecedented, no one never heard of a -- being put into a job like that, especially because of the strictly a political nature of the secret service. in the aftermath of capacity touching since tes

♪you can count on me like 1,2,3♪ ♪ i'll be there ♪ >> brian: protester bobby wegner lays him out. ♪ ♪ good morning des moines, iowa. we are from my web. 52 degrees right now as you look at the des moines river going for a daytime high of 80 degrees in the capital city of iowa. >> ainsley: did he say it to be funny? >> steve: my dad? anyway, welcome to new york. and a big show, thank you very much. we have some pants in front of the building holding up umbrellas. >> ainsley: it is certainly rainy out there. i'm sorry for them. i'm glad everybody is waking up this morning and it's going to be a good day. >> steve: meanwhile, not so good in florida because the death toll from hurricane is now above 100 as the rescue crews work around the clock looking for still survivors. >> ainsley: 430,000 in florida still without power this morning as one resident compares the damage to a war zone. >> brian: alexandria hoff on the ground in fort myers, alexandria, what is up? we continue to see this morning just dozens of emergency vehicles racing in and out of fort myers, trucks with backhoes on them

i expect bobby wagner wanted to stop the protest but a man so big and strong should not risk injuring a lot of things more important than a sporting event, things perpetrated by smithfield foods. >> so you are a sizist. he should have thought of those things before he trespassed on a football game and there are more important things than football games but your little cause is not. if you were doing it the right way, give us information. no other reason than publicity? >> sandra: and causing harm to others around us. >> they hope to get a lawsuit to help their cause. and all the groups, blm, all the groups for an individual of people or animal, they are not, they are in it for themselves. if you were in it for the cause and i belong to dolphin project, you don't see us running around and jumping on the field to raise awareness, we do it old school. >> i don't think anybody is coming to tackle you. >> i don't care how they word it, he trespassed, he's very lucky and let's hope the security guard is safe. that security guard had to inhale that toxic stuff while he continued to fight wit

and bobby wagner possibly could have been brought up on criminal charges. clark says the nfl needs to adopt a policy for players for these type of incidents. lawyers need to be told that unless you are being attacked by a fan, you do not interact. now we know that fan was taking out of the game, but was he jailed and will he face charges? we don't know yet. >> reporting live here in santa clara, justin campbell kron. 4 news. justin, thank you. a san francisco, a water main break caused major flooding in the cities, richmond district. look at this video. it happened at fulton street and 29th avenue where fire crews found a large sinkhole. >> crews were able to stop the flooding just after 3 o'clock this afternoon. firefighters say 5 homes and an apartment were affected by the flooding water. well, dozens of buildings were without water for part of the day today, the san francisco fire department shared these photographs of the aftermath, fulton street between 29 and 30th remains closed tonight, a group of alumni from uc hastings school of law and 6 descendan

one of my best buddies from scranton as we say, bobby casey.. [ no audio ] >> how about this one? is this one working? well, i'll tell you what. i knew he'd come here and do this. no, i'm joking. there you go. all right. lieutenant governor -- i was saying something nice about you. that's why it went out. i'm saying we're going to try like the devil for not having to decide to leave. i wish you didn't. and, john, thank you very much for running. i really do appreciate it. and, sele, you're going to be a great lady in the senate. the only person in the world that comes out of a crisis stronger than they went into the crisis. that's the story i want to tell here briefly. just nine months ago, january 28th, 2022, i was about to leave the white house on my way to mill 19 here in pittsburgh to talk about the resurgence of american manufacturing. we created 700,000 manufacturing jobs since then. before i left washington, i got word about what happened earlier in that day at 6:45 on a snowy day, the bridge behind me collapsed 100 feet straight down in

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he felt they were going up to the capitol, and when bobby had related to him where not, you don't have are going back to the west wing, the president had very strong, very angry response to that. 20 described him as being a r rate. the president said something to the effect of, i'm the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. to which bobby responded, "sir, we have to go back to the west wing tropical the president we step toward the front of the vehicle to grandma the steering wheel. mr. engel grabbed his arm and said no closer, you need to tak your hand off the steering wh wheel. we are going back to the west wing. we are not going to the cap capitol." >> it's a shocking story, and we've now heard them at least the washington d.c. detective something very similar. >> trump would return to the white house. and watch his supporters. his call, to fight like hell. now's the time to call bath fitter to get a beautiful "after." with our unique tub over tub process, there's no mess or stress. spend smart on a beautiful new bath done right, backed by a lifetime warranty. join over 2

and bobby wagner possibly could have been brought up on criminal charges.ark says the nfl needs to adopt a policy for players for these type of incidents. lawyers need to be told that unless you are being attacked by a fan, you do not interact. we know the activists was taken out of the game but was he prosecuted in? will he face charges? we still don't know. reporting here in santa clara. >> justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> 6.40, right now. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, elon musk decides ok, final by. and that is all case really. we're going have the details. >> take you inside a metaverse law class where students are learning how virtual reality will affect everything from contracts to collectibles. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech smart. and we definitely got some great out there again this morning. not quite as much of it as yesterday, though, and it's going to burn off a little bit quicker. so expect that sunshine and then even warmer day than yesterday for inland areas. i've got your forecast ahead. >> and we do have an accident

a political role helping donald trump, and bobby engle, who is the head of president trump's security detail, are likely to be re-interviewed the question that has arisen for the committee is to fault. first, that both men have said that they didn't recall certain things, and he didn't see any intel of concern, they don't remember certain things happening, that other witnesses said happened and the record seemed to raise serious concerns about the possibility that they could not have known these things. the most important and obvious so far is tony aeronautics claim that he was not aware of any intelligence that pose a threat to the protectees that they protect, the president and vice president. that is just impossible. all of the emails and all of that chatter and everything that protective intelligence agencies and side of the secret service was receiving, it -- for the protection january six. we're gonna have a rally with a president where people were going to have assault rifles they were going to go to the capital with a vice president. the second part ali, it is the issue of did

you can see the full interview with bobbi brown at knowyourvalue.com.din played an integral role at our last summit, a global event that gathered generations of women from both the forbes 30 under 30 list and our forbes 50 over 50 lists. huma was a speak, a moderator, and presented hillary clinton with our international women's day lifetime achievement award. and huma joins us now. her best-selling book, "both/and" was released in paper back earlier this week. she is joining the msnbc and "morning joe" family. you're with us here. and we're so happy to have you. i'm so excited about this year's summit. >> i can't tell you how excited i am to be part of ono your value, part of the summit. as you know, i've been traveling for the last year talking about my book, and i was so moved and struck by that experience in abu dhabi, and i'm thrilled about this list. what i loved about the list is that there are so many women we've heard of like bobbi brown, like hoda kotb and delores, but i love we're shining a light on women you've never heard of who are doing ex

it's the show viewers can't look away from netflix, the watcher, starring naomi watts and bobby cannavale , based on the true story of a new jersey family, whose dream home purchase turned into a living nightmare, all of the windows and doors boulevard. allow me to watch you and track you as you move through the house. i am the watcher. police tape lining the front steps of the house behind the hit show as fans flocked to catch a glimpse of 6 57 boulevard, the $1.4 million home, derek and maria broadest purchased in 2014 and the wealthy suburb of westfield . but the idyllic tree lined street came with a sinister secret. a watcher who sent the family letters threatening to harm them and their children or what the culprit called youngblood youngblood play in the basement, featuring chilling excerpts from the anonymous notes. there are many ways in which the story diverts from real life for one thing, that the broadest family never even moved into the home. the outlines of what happened are are there despite a police investigation, private investigators and forensic analysts all looking into

trump then used his free hand to lung towards bobby engle. >> i remember pat saying to him something to the effect of the rioters got into the capitol, mark, we need to go down and see the president now and marked looked up at him and said he doesn't want to do anything, pat. >> because he liked it. now all that blockbuster testimony came back in june. now stwoesht reporting that the committee austin powers to have corroborated all of it from that reporting, quote, the probably final public hearing of the house committee investigating the january 6th, 2021 attack on the u.s. capitol is expected to the high lie newly obtained secret service records showing how president donald trump was repeatedly alerted to brewing violence that day and he still sought to stoke the conflict. surveillance footage the committee plans to share was taken near the elimits that morning before the speech and shows throngs of supporters clustered just outside the corralled area tore the stop the steal real. some concluded they stayed outside the rally area to avoid having their weapons cop physical kated. th

any hint of china's future direction will be followed closely around the won't. journalist bobby and cutback is in beijing and following the story for us. i asked him how serious the where should take. she's remarks over taiwan. ah, what i think the international community should take this or concerning statement. very seriously. definitely. i mean, m a but let me add some context. i mean, the wording was very strong, but it's, it's not really new. i mean, there were similar statements and also saying that i am no am a measurements can be ruled out in the, in the taiwan question. so it is not you. and most observers say that m a war over taiwan in the next years is rather unlikely. and eci has become more unlike are likely because of the one ukraine because right now the uncertainty, uncertainties in, in terms of foreign policy are really very high. and the chinese leadership throughout rather risk a worse. but on the long term that the risk is there, and i think as cheating thing has made it very clear also, after all, what he said today that he is willing to pay the price in terms

he w's bobby sina caught up with the chief executive here in berlin. the u. k is already in a recession and the euro zone overall is looking at a very gloomy economic outlook. is this all putting you in an optimistic or pessimistic mood? hugely optimistic. i mean what we have seen through the last 4 or 5 recession. so it was the gulf war, 911 day financial crisis, 2011. actually more and more people switch to low cost air flying during the recession. so i think one year will grow more strongly if there is a recession, as it looks like in the next couple of years. people will not stop flying. they're just flying the expensive air. airlines like last hands and k 11 air france and they're switch increasingly to right here in 2008. you said that you would welcome a recession because it would and i quote, help see off the environmental nonsense. are you looking forward to this session for the same reason? no, i'm looking forward to, you know, be, look forward to recession, but there's no doubt the recessions are good for ryan airs. business, you know, we were inve

bobby bobby wagner taking out the guy. guy. security got this. >> we were saying earlier, i got got this one, right here. we were textinglast nigh especily compared to last week, last week, you definitely see the perspective lives and how they change game after game. >> he needed this win to put the the niners back on track. fingers crossed that we win against carolina on sunday. >> we will speak it into existe. into existence. > >> you will soon be able to usee use the mvp in another upcoming. upcoming videogame. > >> apple about to cross an >> welcome back, it is 6:22 on this tuesday morning and time for the morning mix. if you cannot get enough of folklore, this one is just for you swifty's, paging amanda. >> antihero >> antihero, track three is one of my favorite songs i have eve. ever written. i don't think i have delved this far into my insecurities to this detail, bee detail, before. >> she is always so open and lovely with her fans. she has rd has revealed an upcoming track. she posted on social media talking about what

but bobby, is the world's highest paid for bowler. according to forbes magazine, the french woke up winner is estimated to an $128000000.00. the season is the 1st player in 8 years to top the forbes list, other than leonor messy and christiana ronaldo. messy take 2nd spot with a 120000000. and rinaldo comes in 3rd at $100000000.00, running off the top 6 and making his debut is in holland. who along with bob a, is the only player under 30 to make the list. and now let's check out some other stories from the world of sports indonesian president joker, we did all said footballs. world governing body for won't impose sanctions and indonesia over the stadium stampede that killed over a 130 people. the president said the country will work closely with the firm to improve at the management of matches, english club, plymouth argyll, have unveiled a statue of jack leslie outside their football ground. leslie was the 1st black player to be called up by england, but he was dropped later after the selection committee realized he was black leslie,

well, how did bobby work out all the versions, but you don’t understand the result, and now you need. how can i solve this murder? when even you refuse to help me? do you understand this or not? what sobolevsky divorce your wife? they say more than a year. fedot i obey urgently tomorrow organize the widow of kirillov to our department and you will do it by establishing her sobolevsky hospital . thanks olenka, we have nothing stronger, no. pass fear that the witness you turn suspects. what do we know you were having an affair? some kind of nonsense. i don’t understand. i’m being accused of murder. yes, not yet, it all depends on your testimony. not going to. i have nothing to show me absolutely nothing to justify. well, how is this not what, here is your testimony that elena kirillova the night her husband was killed, completely and completely? how long have you been? let go well, there for ballet flats in a deaf refusal? is kirillov also sour? listen you guys. learn to allow yourself. what are you talking about and anyway, what are you doing here? you should be in the hospital. now t

who comes after she well, correspondent bobby and customer is following that historic party congress in beijing fabi and great to see you. so from what i understand, there's no doubt that presidents using paying will when a 3rd term in office is his grip on power essentially undisputed in china. what the simple answer is, we cannot say for sure, because the a power apparatus has increasingly become like a black books em. but from all the information that i gathered through expert interviews or background conversations with diplomats and my own observations, i would say yes, his grip is really quite firm. that being said, there were signs of opposition. and recently there was a perch of high ranking security officials were not, not only accused of being corrupt, but also of having formed a political click against shooting ping. and just 3 days ago there was a very rare sign of a protest. a man was hanging a banner on a bridge here, basically asking the people to overthrow him. so that is probably the biggest, a display of protest in many, many years. he and beijing. and am that gives

who along with him, bobby, is only it is the only other player under 30 to make the nist well, that's all we have time for. but up next it's wild stories, a poignant memorial to the holocaust. dw takes a look at an exhibition of objects and keepsakes left by children who were sent to concentration camps. stay tuned for more news and updates at the time. yeah, i have a lot of any thanks for being with us with imagine how many portion of us are now in the world right now. the climate change very hot. the story. this is my plastic way from just one week how much was.

aleksandr mitrovic levelled — and then after half—time — bobby de cordova reid and willian made the gamemerville made it 3—2. fulham up to 7th — but the pressure is really building on leeds boss, jesse marsch — with the fans making their feelings clear at the final whistle. we're hurting. it's painful. we feel like we do little things that we can't seem to reward ourselves. but we're together so, you know, i understand that fans are not happy and the ire should be directed exactly at me and i have to find ways to make us better and help us get points. meanwhile, who needs a manager? just four days since steven gerrard was sacked at aston villa, they thrashed brentford four goals to nil. first team coach aaron danks was in charge of what turned out to be only their third win of the season, and lifts them up to 14th in the table. and leicester picked up theirfirst away points of the season, thanks to a thumping 4—0 win, at fellow strugglers wolves. youri tielemans opened the scoring for the foxes, who added further goals from harvey barnes, james maddison and jamie vardy. the win takes lei

that's bobby wilson jaynie lakhani, and virginia hill. - we were up there and they called her name.led jayne's name." and i hadn't seen her, so i was like, "i hope she's here." and so i called her. i said, "jayne, they just called your name." she said, "i'm over on the horse side." she said, "can you run up there, i'm trying to get over there?" so i ran up to the front where they called her name and i said, "she's on her way. she's over at the horses. she'll be here in a minute." she comes running up there. she said, "i couldn't get through all the wheelchairs and the walkers." she said, "this place is packed." [people chatter] - one of these wins the car, so, no pressure at all. go ahead and hit- - tell me like, got to win. so, they had all these different license plates. - [woman] get a good one jaynie. - [jayne] something told me go, lwn 100. she doesn't wanna give up. oh, there was a heart or a diamond. i had a heart of course, all about love. - now, here's how it's gonna go. you're all wearing license plates around your neck. take a good look at what you got, because we're gonn

because our moscow bureau was shut down earlier this year by the russian government. killian, bobby trained eloquent conscripts is this common knowledge in russia? well, i do think this is known because it's been a topic on russian state media. it's circulated on russian social media. and of course, the news is getting back from egg from family members that have been drafted. and so what do russians think about it? well, i think we've been hearing from moscow that people are really, are buying the state propaganda that russia is indeed in an existential struggle with the west fighting a proxy war in ukraine. so voices that we hear from moscow are saying, you know, someone needs to defend us am. and so i think really what we keep hearing is that people are indeed on board. in regards to the social media footage, i would like to add that the footage from our report is from the beginning of the month. and so that the social media footage, and it has seemed to me similarly dried up now. so it looks like the russian ministry of defense is indeed, exerting some damage control and trying to keep e

bobby wagner leveled a trespassr that was carrying a smoke devic. smoke device. the activist has filed a police report and said e is considering legal action against the nfl and players inv. players involved. the navy could navy could come sailing to the . the rescue. the training mission treasure island. > >> here are tonight's guest on the late show. > >> the fog is spreading back inn francisco. will it be as stubbon tomorrow as it has been? especiy around the golden gate. >> visitors can now step aboard the navy warships in san franci. for fleet week, harpers ferry ad kansas city are docked up at pier 35. the uss princeton and fitzgerald at pier 30-32. they will be open for tours tomorrowm 10:00 i am until 4:00 pm. whilee public checks out the ships and, fleet week is a rare opportunity opportunity for the military and military and local public safets to train together. > >> the navy joined the fire department at the facility today today to put practice the search the search and rescue tactics that will likely be needed after after an earthquake. >> when the b

and it's also a massive communications campaign. giovanna, bobby alma, a prime minister, was filmed, sweeping streets and inaugurating toiletry. if you change nothing, nothing will change. a bollywood movie was even made about a woman who doesn't want to marry her fiance if he doesn't have home latrines as you're gonna do, i say key killer dodger melbourne. idea. agent like what i got to meet on the batch on the island. a lot of mom by became the face of toilets. whether yup. oh. so jello bought a bottle touch of what? it's about converting a nation to defi, catering in a whole lot adobe for daughter, bobby martin, bob taylor. and 5 years later on october, the 2nd 2019 on gand is a 100 and 55th birthday. marin dra moody once again addressed his people and the world. he announced that no one deviated outside any more. ah, my name is gar garcia. i big avo. dilate his theory. thou done, john. ugh! good god! so damo. bon miramar! yes. gardener. the united nations, the jews, bill gates, everyone pretended to believe that so as not to upset the world's biggest democracy in india, the army