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brodie patterson is an expert in psychiatric treatment. we showed him a report into shaun's care.ase, alongside suicide attempts. he was also self—harming and he was hearing messages. what would that tell you about his mental health? from a diagnostic point of view that would suggest psychosis. the history of self harm and if there were immediate issues around self—harm, would suggest he might need support. if he would not accept that support voluntarily, then there could well be grounds for admitting in order to prevent him actually from completing suicide. in spring 2020, covid restrictions gripped most of the globe. sean had moved to his grandfather's farm outside newry to try and get clean. but his mum was alarmed to find he had continued to self harm. my daddy was there. he was dying to feed the cattle. and i said, we're showing. and he says, i haven't seen sean and i'm here an hour. well, i had this awful feeling and i went into the house and i went up the stairs and i went over to her. the room was that he was standing and i knocked the door and he answered, i think, relief

journalist from moscow who investigates the mysterious disappearance of residents villages, upper brodyder in the number of prizes was the volunteer playlist series about a young man who works in a search and rescue team and dreams of getting rid of old problems and addictions of the main role ivan yankovsky director. maxim sveshnikov before that, who filmed the drama 257 reasons to live and the drama container, this story began with a book, as it is an autobiographical book of marshavka shtapich. this book was about the fact that it’s not the knights in armor that are looking for, but ordinary people with their own problems with their weaknesses organizer. it is noted that this year's festival program includes more historical projects. which indicates a certain trend in the subject of russian serial content. yes, and applications for participation this year more than swan passes, for the second time last year there were seven projects in this case. and uh , the second time i'm so lucky, apparently because the festival is in the spring at the beginning of the year. i have more to choose

cnn's adrien brody's looks at how the program is working out. this is the black that i grew up on. this was my place of refuge. it was our retreat. it was our sanctuary. it was our castle. it was home. and you didn't know this is the only place your family and families like yours could live. i didn't know robin ruth simmons grew up in evanston's fifth ward. this is the red line map just north of chicago, where banks in the city refused to give mortgage loans to black families. until 1969 there were specific anti black zoning laws. the housing practices that um, are responsible for our racial segregation. not only our physical segregation but our wealth gaps and homeownership gaps. discriminatory housing policy led simmons, former alderwoman to push for reparations, which is highlighted in the documentary the big payback, senator mitch mcconnell and others oppose tried to deal with our original sin of slavery by fighting a civil war, bypassing landmark civil rights legislation. i don't know why they would be given more status than any other group of people under her guidance and 201

a maid. brody were valid for rescue. as the desperate search for signs of life is a dangerous one. but the reward is worth it. you hear me, you're going to put me as more people i pulled from the rubble injured but a life chill. oic a man 30 years old. oh, he slept on a couch. bob got trapped by a concrete slab when the rock it hits the order for almost 3 hours rescue his work to recover him from under the slabs. it will dileo he is alive and well. everything is fine of said nobody, but there is little comfort for those able to walk away from the ruins on a waiting bus. they watch on his rescue as pig 3. what's left of their homes. more lives now shattered by rushes on. going aerial assault on ukraine and its people, sher wally, i spoke with our correspondent, amy and s, if in cuba he gave us this update on the attack ins. upper reach. this happened very early this morning when many people were asleep and unlikely to seek shelter in a bomb shelter. we've heard that all 5 floors of this segment of the apartment building were destroyed in this attack. that at least 3 people have died

equipment to various countries, like in africa, like south africa, a sudan, and i can't believe that is brodis. i, you know, like this guy's telling me, like once you start something, everything else it follows. yeah. pulls enterprise has managed to influence king is the film industry in many ways so far as i think i've taught like for 40 to 50 years young. the young people in our house have transferred this skills. i have 2 other people and so far so good slager have like to leave for 5 guys who had been wedding day industry making film equipment from trash. but paul not only worked in money, but also a beat near at his chin. being a filmmaker himself, i'm dedicating myself and my life to making films. now the film equipment it's, it's something small for now do enough film, you know, because when i'm doing film equipment, i'm just focusing on filmmakers. but when i'm doing, i thought he and a movie, and i series now my, my thought he can goal all over the while you understand and right now, and i want to build it back in kenya, you, we don't have like the del sales a hospitals and that's wha

be said that there are a thousand, 700 new modernized and repaired and not only tanks, but also all brodyng bmp btr, we will then with road transport. an important aspect of understanding here is the 54, the 6, the t-34 and the 10 , everything they remove from deconservation does not immediately go to the front, it goes to the armored factory, of which there are actually quite a few. if we talk about specialized armored factories that deal with repairs restoration and production of tanks, there are only four enterprises in the whole of the russian federation. they specially dusted everything else in them, an organization that was part of the structure of the russian military defense, e.e. , the local defense service, it was specifically for its ban, they were guarded in order to transfer it to the management of rostech and all these were dusted factories there were officially recognized as bankrupt for only 12 repair factories already in the 2000s, in the 2020s, that is, in recent years, in principle, a huge number of their sister factories simply do not work anymore and even those that r

staggered inflection, ported history, where the hard work of enhancing deterrence and promoters to brody is going to affect the prospect piece for decades to come. united states can ask for no better partners to the end of pacific were so march of our shared future will be read the orcus agreement. we confirm hearing sandy, i represent the biggest single investment in australia's defense capability in all of our history. strengthening australia's national security and stability in our region. apart from buying the nuclear powered submarines from washington, australia will develop a new generation of subs with britain. the s as an august will be built in the u. k . and australia using u. s. technology and support the new subs or field by weapons grade, highly enriched uranium. beijing has slammed the august steel as a violation of the nuclear non proliferation treaty, saying it damages peace and stability in the region. the nuclear submarine, cooperation, blood released the day by all goose, is a blatant act that constitutes serious nuclear proliferation risks. undermines and national kno

and that's definitely something to watch in the coming hours. brody, seeing some criticism from us politicians in the u. s. government overhead doors decision. but inevitably, what you're, what could be us really do, you can't tell another country who can enter into diplomatic relations with other than, you know, try and carrot and stick approach. but on the other hand, with the central american countries in the past, when panama or l. salvador made that switch, they were really no repercussions from the united states. and the u. s. needs to cooperate with honduras on a number of issues such as migration and transnational crime. i. so there be, i expect to be some criticism, but i don't expect the us to put her freeze on its relationship with hon. doris, either or ross, find gold age of political risk analyst thanks very much for your assessment of those ties between on doris and china. thanks very much. thank you. that's all for now to be shown checkouts r t dot com for the latest breaking news and updates. and we'll see right back to the top of the alan ah, with at this hour, american and co

now, the brody foreign minister also brought up the, the fact that the african function has no representation on the un security council . you said that africa is excluded, that this is a historical injustice that needs to be corrected. you know that africa is the only continent in the world that has no representation among the permanent members of the security council. we are under represented among regular members of the security council, and i think it's unfair. it is a historical injustice. we are excluded. and one bill in 300000000 people hands are under represented to the security council for the african continent. it is unacceptable. albertson hero, i'm 30 lab. rob also said that the.

go go to the if you don't have broadband. brody it says, here at friday's a girl american business forum, many investors, especially from spain, saw the problem as an opportunity. the point of the summit is to agree on common solutions to global problems. i say, and we bogo and t live the more very recently we suffered from enormous wildfire. and we received help from the international community, especially from a barrow america level that demonstrates the importance of our integration, dra, but it's proving difficult. the truth is that this is not a very propitious time for regional unity and not because of ideological differences. as in the past. the red carpet may be out to welcome the visiting dignitaries, but the fact that many of the leaders in specially the to president of the regions largest economies are not coming does not bode well for i barrel american cooperation to those leaders, domestic rather than regional matters are taking priority, so they will have no say here in yet another thorny issue is agreement on how to deal with a tax against human rights in the grog law of s

this is doris, licking the head of farm hand john brodie. john says she's more human than cow.ily doris videos have gone viral on social media. you are a mischief maker. leave my coffee alone, please. everyone's out, everyone's getting ready for milking, except for doris. in this video, doris pretends to still be asleep so she can get out of milking. doris, come on. i can see your ears moving. come on, i can see your eye, yeah. she likes to take it easy, does doris, bless her. she is usually the last one to do anything. doris, come on. i can see your ears moving. come on, i can see your eye, yeah. she likes to take it easy, does doris, bless her. she is usually the last one to do anything. i think she thinks by hanging back she'll get a bit more fuss and attention. she really loves a bit of, you know, a bit of fuss, yeah. do you hate... buzzer sounds. ..getting up in the morning? so does doris. the story has gone round the world. this report is from cnn. and online, people have fallen in love with the lazy cow. "i am doris, let that girl sleep". "i identify as doris, my spirit

roadie: it is having the slowest -- bordy: they are having -- brody: there big focuses on profitabilityey laid off 8000 people earlier in the year, even stuff as minute as we want less salespeople because we had a ton of people hired. that is music to the ears of investors who have been saying, your profit margin is maybe 10 percentage points lower than a company like oracle or other more mature software players. the outlook, a lot of analysts would say much more positive today than maybe six months ago. ed: after salesforce posted the earnings, elliott hinted they wanted to see more and i guess they did. coming up, another rival to chatgpt, coming out of da tabricks. we get it all from their ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ laura: keeping you up-to-date -- lisa: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world. ukraine is demanding a meeting of the u.n. security council after vladimir putin's announcement on nuclear weapons. the value of a security council meeting is unclear because russia could veto any action proposed. hungary is set to vote on finland's proposal to join nato. turkey,

reporter: she's one of john brody's favorites. >> you are a mischief maker.ris pretended to be asleep, john called her out. >> doris, come on. i see your ears moving. i see your eye. reporter: how did he know she was faking? >> 30 seconds before hand,she had her head up and was looking straight at me. she put it back down thinking she was going to get away with it. reporter: now she has fans online. "i think i found my spirit animal." leave doris alone -- "leave doris alone." why was she looking the back of your head? >> it's agreement. she accepts me as a member of the herd. reporter: she grooms him, he grooms her. cnn, new york. julian: i am doris, too. that is it for the news at 4 p.m.. abc7 news at 5 p.m. is next. stick around. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> our problems bay area was battered by the storm that knocked out the power for hundreds of thousands but some people are still in the dark. good afternoon. >> some areas in oakland hills have been closed for the last -- up until the last 30 min

read brody, international commission of jurists.e icc decision, the warrant of arrest for prudent. but a lot of the crimes he has been elected allegedly committing have been on the ground regarding children of ukraine. the deportation of children. joining in studio is andrew -- who been reporting from ukraine. you have seen the subtleties of this case, specifically talking to parents who have had their children handed over to moscow. >> i am going to start with figures. ukraine says russia has deported at least 16,000 children since it launched its invasion last february. however, what we saw on the ground, the reality is far more complicated. in this first example, this first case, we met parents who were originally from the regions of kharkiv and curse on -- who handed their children over to russian forces when there was heavy fighting in those regions. that is because russian forces promised their children would be kept out of harm's way. we do not know if that happened under duress. we do not know the circumstances. but when tho

another column about prosecuting trump, charles brody wrote relative to accuse prosecutors of partisanshipke a baby. let him. trump screamed like a baby a charles blow, a racist baby. yesterday trumpeted a social media post calling charles blo a, which is what trump doe with every black person is not agree with donald. i cannot redo all of what don' trump said about charles blo because the language is just too vile among other things trump tol the lie that charles blo thinks that donald trump shoul be prosecuted, quote, because am white and quote. needless to say, charles blo had never said anybody shoul ever be prosecuted for anythin because they are white charles blow would never say such a thing joining us now is charles blow an opinion writer for the ne york times and an msnb political analyst. charles, you have written th column saying that trump mus be prosecuted. how are you feeling at thi hour tonight >> it feels like the prosecutors are moving in th direction aligns with the fact as we know them. we do not know what is in th indictment, but just on th face of what we knew it looke

this is doris, licking the head of farm hand john brodie. john says she's more human than cow.o see you, why have you come back in here? the so—called daily doris videos have gone viral on social media. you are a mischief maker. leave my coffee alone, please. everyone's out, everyone's getting ready for milking, except for doris. in this video, doris pretends to still be asleep so she can get out of milking. doris, come on. i can see your ears moving. come on, i can see your eye, yeah. she likes to take it easy, does doris, bless her. she is usually the last one to do anything. i think she thinks by hanging back she'll get a bit more fuss and attention. she really loves a bit of, you know, a bit of fuss, yeah. do you hate... buzzer sounds. ..getting up in the morning? so does doris. the story has gone round the world. this report is from cnn. and online, people have fallen in love with the lazy cow. "i am doris, let that girl sleep". "i identify as doris, my spirit animal". doris is actually pretending to be asleep. she isn't really asleep. john says he'll continue to post vide

if you don't have broadband. brody it says, i at friday's a girl american business forum, many investors, especially from spain, saw the problem as an opportunity. the point of the summit is to agree on common solutions to global problems, i say, and we bogo and t live the more moment. very recently, we suffered from enormous wildfire and we received help from the international community, especially from a barrow america level that demonstrates the importance of our integration, dra, but it's proving difficult. the truth is that this is not a very propitious time for regional unity and not because of ideological differences. as in the past. the red carpet may be out to welcome the visiting dignitaries, but the fact that many of the leaders in specially the to president of the regions largest economies are not coming does not bode well for i barrel american cooperation. for those leaders, domestic rather than regional matters are taking priority. so they will have no say here. and yet another for an issue is agreement on how to deal with the tax against human rights in the garage block of

elliott brody, a fundraiser pleaded guilty to running a secret.ing campaign, roger stone was convicted of lying to congress. trump pardoned him, too, and there is former trump attorney michael cohen confined nearly three years after admitting several crimes, including campaign finance violations, routinely called for accountability for his former boss. everyone needs to be held to the same standard of the law, and that includes former presidents. none of this proves donald trump committed any crimes before, during or after his presidency. but it does give his critics a lot to say about the company. he keeps john. yes it does. tom foreman thank you very much. and on that note the cnn primetime special inside the trump investigations. starts right now. tonight former president trump in legal jeopardy charges are inevitable , potentially imminent indictment in new

bill barr, and hi tenure as, essentially, trump' bodyguard at doj, that journalist is david and davi brodyrohde now says how trump may be able to bring pressur to bear and state prosecutor on judges and even jurors. former prosecutors telling david rohde for the new yorker that the judge and prosecutors in this trump case in new york quote, cannot ignore one typ of comment from trump, threats of violence agains participants at the trial. trump's rhetoric could mak manhattan jurors reluctant t serve in a trial, fearing they could face attacks fro supporters along with everything else, th judge in this case, an everybody else involved in thi case, is gonna have to figur out how to contend with wher it is likely to be intense pressure and likely threat threats of violence from trump and his allies joining us now is david rohde, executive editor of news new yorker.com, writer of the book in deep, the legs to which bil barr went to the protect lon trump, which is what got u here today in some ways. good to see you here today david. >> thanks for having me. >> do you think it is fair t see this

ask about you, brody that anytime anywhere migraine medicine from tried and true. to try something new. so many ways to save life ready, happy that's 3 65 by whole foods market loses about 10% of its value than many you drive off the lot. for more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks are partners. um but guess what. today is my last day gonna do my thing i got to feel a can of feeling good video because every invented myself. have done . i had to make it happen myself didn't have. for the life you're making. i'm eva longoria and i'm following my mayan ancestry to the yucatan. you don't understand how excited i am to finally eat fish on a beach in the yucatan. yes the flavor of the region. longoria searching for mexico sunday at nine. tonight a blood curdling scream and then a boom. that's what the man suing actress gwyneth paltrow says happened when she slammed into him in a ski slope. paltrow describing a very different version of events, saying h

elliott brody, a fundraiser pleaded guilty to running a secret. lobbying campaign, roger stone was convicted of lying to congress. trump pardoned him, too, and there is former trump attorney michael cohen confined nearly three years after admitting several crimes, including campaign finance violations. he now routinely called for accountability for his former boss. everyone needs to be held to the same standard of the law, and that includes former presidents. none of this proves donald trump committed any crimes before, during or after his presidency. but it does give his critics a lot to say about the company he keeps. tom foreman, cnn. washington. the u. s state of california is in cleanup mode after yet another atmospheric river dumped heavy rain across the state. angeles alone has received more than 24 inches of rain, nearly 200% of its average rainfall since october. heavy rain paired with hurricane force winds has made the situation a recipe for disaster in many cities. storms have uprooted trees and destroyed power lines with more than 170,

cnn's adrien brody's has the story. this is the black that i grew up on.s was my place of refuge. it was our retreat. it was our sanctuary. it was our castle. it was home. and you didn't know this is the only place your family and families like yours could live. i didn't know robin ruth simmons grew up in evanston's fifth ward . this is the red line map just north of chicago, where banks in the city refused to give mortgage loans to black families . until 1969 there were specific anti black zoning laws. housing practices that. are responsible for our racial segregation. not only our physical segregation but our wealth gaps and homeownership gaps, discriminatory housing policy led simmons, former alderwoman to push for reparations, which is highlighted in the documentary the big payback, senator mitch mcconnell and others oppose tried to deal with our original sin of slavery by fighting a civil war by passing landmark civil rights legislation. i don't know why they would be given more status than any other group of people under her guidance, and 2019 became

that's the things i like most small was like some little small was like some silly little socks and brodyfrom handmade hearts and bronte from school these two school she's she put these two on it and not to me that's that's the best present i could have that over all the have got that over all the presents deposit. so i'm presents they deposit. so i'm going . yeah. as well going to remember. yeah. as well . it sounds as if you've had a lovely mother's today and lovely mother's day today and i hope that all mums watching, hope that all our mums watching, they've had lovely as well. they've had lovely day as well. thanks much indeed . joining thanks very much indeed. joining us, over there, money saving us, gem over there, money saving mum know each year how thousands of fans to cheltenham festival to watch the 28 races that are spread across days now the four day bonanza that took place this weekend saw some very famous including the queen consort who visited the racecourse on ladies day and it was said that she will carry on the late queen's relationship with horse racing events . as much

he loves meatballs and happy first birthday to brody in hannah, indiana big fan of anything that goesmy daughter said, happy ninth anniversary, nine down, forever to go. >> ahhh! >> and then a little squiggly line down the middle >> just getting started, folks more "ted lasso" stars coming up on the third hour. and also a visit here. >> but first, your local news. >>> good wednesday morning to you. it's 8:56. hey, maybe you saw this video shot yesterday during strong winds at the height of the latest storm. it is a window flying from the 43rd floor of the former bank of america building in downtown san francisco. the landlord has issued a violation and has 90 days to complete corrections. the incident halted traffic. people in surrounding buildings were advised to stay inside. >>> many bay area neighborhoods are still in the dark from the strong winds that knocked out power. ahead at midday, we are monitoring clean up efforts. head to our home page for updates on outages and . >>> this morning on the third hour of "today," take a hike. from movies to bowling to golf. having fun is get

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wa inevitable there was 18 see problem i their paradise mike dippolito was married lawyers jason brodie and jos friedman arranged a quickl divorce so the ballad of mik and dalia dippolito coul begin. >> he fell in love with her. he thought she was the end all the all. he felt as though this was it. i'm going to have a family wit her. and we're going to gro altogether >> he thought she was the real deal >> they hit it off right away. they had a lot of things i common they enjoy the same. thinks >> dalia is a rea estate agent >> yes that's what attracted him tour her. she was successful on her ow and didn't need anyone >> are we talking about sexual attraction or is there mor going on here? >> oh, their sexua obstruction. absolutely >> with a divorce in my ca dalia dash to the courthouse t marry. and soon fell into comfortable routines morning workouts at the gym. steamy date nights at five sta hotels and love notes on the fridge they seemed he seemed to b mike is dalia's dream guy. and three months into th marriage, according to michael she told him she was ready he was thrilled, life wa

i mean rishi sunak now as the new prime minister, he promised intake brodie he promised to be honest,t honest, which, of course, most politicians do promise to . but politicians do promise to. but it does seem like he's making progress in what he set out to do and whose people's priorities and so on and so forth. i don't think he particularly wants to be involved in any of this . he's be involved in any of this. he's got to keep his distance and present himself as someone who is above all this nonsense. yeah, that's why he's given them a free vote. and also then i think he's calculated is i don't want to be the execution a boris's political career so the mps do that then it's out of my hands and hopefully the public don't give me too much i don't think that's a i think that's a very westminster bubble level analysis on his part if that's the case, because most people look at it as red team, the blue and blue team get rid of the and if blue team get rid of the suv- and if blue team get rid of the guy. like. okay, i'll guy. i don't like. okay, i'll vote. vote for team. vote. i'll vote f

app have a great day and a quick little shout out to my grand nieces and grand nephew over there, brody cute, and we cannot forget st patty's day parade going on in dublin today, a lot of folks lined up as that kicks off in about 30 seconds. fact, it's already underway. have a great day. >>the following is a paid presentation for home title lock. >>we have all experienced suspicious charges on a credit card. it's annoying, but the credit card company removes it. the type of identity theft you really need to worry about is home title theft, a devastating crime that can cost you your home. >>i could not believe that we actually were getting evicted from our home, that we did not sell. there were several things that was left in the house, family pictures, we'll never get those back. >>join us, discover the facts about real estate fraud, a crime growing two and a half times faster than credit card fraud and how your house

not only because of their defense, head coach brody gasher for providing leadership and mentorship needed for his team to take on the title. congratulations and bringing home the hardware. thank you for making indiana proud. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. kaptur: madam speaker, the latest disastrous norfolk southern train derailment in east palestine, ohio traveled through my district before the crash. this follows another dangerous derailment in my district at the busy columbus bridge overpass. one half year later, it's clear that norfolk southern repairs have seriously lagged at this main artery in sandusky, ohio. they have failed to restore the main art erie into the city of sandusky, ohio. where the rail bearings brought in $3.7 billion, the company needs to invest to prevent disasters. the current and long-term health and safety for