russell buchanan had the means and a possible motive.rcumstantial, and soon the case went cold. russell had his own story to tell, but the truth would lay dormant for decades, only to be uncovered by an amateur sleuth obsessed with the case. back to josh. >> several months after angie samota was raped and murdered, the prime minister suspect, russell buchanan, hired an attorney and refused to speak with police. several months after that, he left the country. it seemed suspicious, but without enough evidence to arrest russell, police could not stop him. russell was not arrested or charged in angie's murder. he went on to become a successful architect. it had been nearly 30 years when russell decided to talk once again about what happened that night and about angie. her friends describe her as the type of girl guys get crush on her. >> maybe so. >> you had a crush on her? >> no, no. not a all i hardly knew her. >> but after questioning anita about that shared night out, investigators wrote that she told them that the evening centered aroun

and you talk a lot about buchanan and steven is right. yeah.so one of the things that was great about the was part of my the memory and the subtitle wasn't really my memories so much it was a national memory. like who is it that we remember and why and when i walked into lancaster they were actively debating who to rename that one of the elementary schools after they wanted to think james buchanan's name off he being the last president before lincoln and one of these double faced democrats who was a slave owning of this of the confederacy. well, be soon to be confederacy and i'm a moral coward. and ever since he had died, they had meticulously looked after his mansion, and you could visit it in the junior league, had been very attentive to that and thaddeus stevens, who had lived in the same town at same time when buchanan was president thaddeus stevens, was the head of the ways and means committee in the house and was way more righteous. abraham lincoln or almost anybody else. congress and was lincoln's in a lot of ways. he was on really pushe

michael buchanan, bbc news.hey continue to make advances around the city of bakhmut in the east of the country. russia captured the city earlier this year after months of intense fighting, turning the battle for bakhmut into one of huge symbolic importance. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale and camera operator moose campbell have been given exclusive access to a team of elite ukrainian snipers, known as the ghosts of bakhmut, who are conducting night raids close to the city at great personal risk. we're on our way to a secret location, a place they call the edge of existence. behind the wheel, the man simply known as ghost. he tells me his team of snipers are all known as the ghosts of bakhmut because they silently bring death. their base is already well within range of russian artillery. explosion that was close. very close. but they'll be going even closer towards enemy lines. translation: you can hide from artillery, - but not from snipers. and their work is more precise than the shelling. do you know

michael buchanan, bbc news, plymouth. now a look at some other stories making the news today.er gibson's body was found in woodland in hamilton in south lanarkshire in november 2021. the judge told connor gibson that he faces a "lengthy sentence" for what he called the "depraved" attack. gibson will be sentenced in september. china has removed its foreign minister qin gang, seen here on the right, less than seven months after he was appointed to the post. mr qin had been seen as a close associate of president xi jinping. the 57—year—old's last known public engagements were a month ago, fuelling speculation about his disappearance. the government has announced its delaying plans to introduce new recycling regulations by a year until october 2025. under the plans, retailers selling own—brand products would have to pay for their collection and recycling. critics warned the proposals could lead to higher prices for shoppers. kylian mbappe is the 2a—year—old captain of the french team paris saint germain — one of france's biggest stars. and the saudi arabian club al—hilal are after

michael buchanan, bbc news. hello there.es below average across much of the uk. for the rest of this week as we head into the first part of august, there�*ll be very little change with it staying unsettled and remaining on the cool side. now today we�*ve had this area of low pressure moving across the country. it�*s brought lots of cloud and spells of rain. some of it�*s been quite heavy at times, but as it�*s pulling away into the north sea, we should see something a little bit drier and quieter as we move through the night. there�*ll still be some areas of rain — northern england, southern scotland, northern ireland. a few showers dotted around, some mist and murk, some low cloud too. quite warm and muggy in the south, a little bit fresher further north. and in fact, after a fine day across, northern scotland will stay clear and cool overnight. now into tuesday, then a much quieter day. we�*re in between low pressure systems. again, we�*ll have this swathe of cloud with outbreaks of rain — northern ireland, southern scotla

our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has the latest.e, so when her husband charlie felt her take her last breath, he called the ambulance service to certify her death. the call handler turned tound and said, "well, you're going to have to perform cpr." "ok, just repeat this, she has the form." she went, "it doesn't mean anything." "you still have to go through it and do it." under pressure from the call handler, charlie, a trained first aider, started trying to resuscitate his wife. i felt her ribs breaking below me as i was doing it. it was the most horrific thing i've ever felt in my life. when the paramedics arrived, they read the form and immediately told charlie to stop. following a recent report on this bulletin, dozens of people got in touch with their poor experiences of the system. the blanket use of the forms. as my father was being admitted to a&e, one of the doctors advised us that it was hospital policy that anyone being admitted who was over 65 years of age with comorbidities would not be resuscitated. the pressure to comp

michael buchanan, bbc news. wheat prices have risen sharply on global markets.house is in kyiv, tell us more, " ., ., , , " more. ukraine has responded in kind sa in: an more. ukraine has responded in kind saying any cargo _ more. ukraine has responded in kind saying any cargo ships _ more. ukraine has responded in kind saying any cargo ships it _ more. ukraine has responded in kind saying any cargo ships it sees - saying any cargo ships it sees docking on parts in occupied territory, it will assume they are military vessels and casinos targets, so i think this grain initiative is feeling very over at this point in time. this was an agreement that was far from perfect, but it worked. this time last year in a deal brokered by turkey and the united nations, russia agreed to allow ukraine to export through the black sea, and it did so. more than 30 million tonnes, it was a third less than normal but it did function. russia has continually threatened to pull out over frustrations at getting agricultural parts imported, and its own ability to export goods too. and vl

michael buchanan has this report.ntire life living in a hotel room. his i7—month—old sister, lily, learned to walk here. the family say they were made homeless through a no fault eviction as the landlord wanted the property back. they all now live in the one room. he wakes up crying, it wakes her up. so some nights i've been down here, about three in the morning, rocking him in the pram down here so that he doesn't wake her up. out on the street? no, in the reception. yeah. sat in the reception. and because that's the thing. when one of you wakes up, the whole room wakes up. yeah. he starts crying for a bottle and wakes her up, and then she wakes up and she thinks it's morning and get up. the families here are among a record number of households living in temporary accommodation in england. nearly ia,000 households are living in hotels or bed and breakfast. the council in plymouth expect to spend nearly £7 million on the problem this year, ten times the amount they spent five years ago. we've got so many families who

michael buchanan, bbc news, nottingham.ally assaulted him as he slept. the oscar—winner is on trial, accused of historic offences against four men. mr spacey denies all 12 charges. easyjet has cancelled around 1,700 flights injuly, august and september travelling to and from gatwick airport. the company said 95% of affected passengers had been rebooked onto alternative flights. the airline says the threat of industrial action and the war in ukraine have created "challenging conditions" in air traffic control. a new scanning technique has been developed that can see inside the body in unprecedented detail, using a transparent mouse. a chemical process used on the mouse after it has died means it is entirely see through, and has enabled the scanner to detect cancerous tumours much earlier than usual, just at the moment they are forming. the scientists say it could be revolutionary for medical research. our science correspondent pallab ghosh has the story. meet the transparent mouse. everything inside, its nerves, tissues and

michael buchanan, bbc news, nottingham.ion is one of three happening on the same day and was triggered when the conservative mp resigned shortly after after boris johnson announced his resignation from parliament. is alex forsyth. whistle. midweek in north yorkshire and a pre—season friendlies underway between home team tadcaster albion and darlington fc. cheering. in the stands, miles watches with his grandparents. they're from nearby selby and over the years they say the area's changed. industry's flattened. there's really not much left at all. and it really has become from a nice, small, homely market town. and the heart's been ripped out of it, really. actually, gettingjobs, like my granda said, it is very limited. i've gone to uni in leeds, i have a part time job in selby and i get paid a decent wage but affording to fill my car and things like that, it's just getting to the point where it's not cost effective. as the political parties battle it out for votes in the upcoming by—election, the cost of living could be key

michael buchanan, bbc news.annabis before work. julian bennett is also accused of failing to provide a sample for testing and lying about why he would not do so. he denies all the allegations. 0ur correspondent sancha berg is in central london for us now. what was said at the hearing? the hearing heard from a witness called sheena gomez who is a portuguese assistant nurse who for two months live in a commander bennett's london flat, she was a lodger there along with another young portuguese man. and she told the panel that she believed he was addicted to cannabis. she said he took cannabis every day, starting before breakfast. she said she had not known he was a senior police officer whilst she was living there, she thought he was a lawyer or possibly a drug dealer. when she learned, after she left the flat, that he was a senior officer, she decided to report him and she also said that while she lived there, the other friend told her that commander bennett had taken magic mushrooms and lsd. as you said, commande

our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has been looking at the figures.mber of people living in temporary accommodation in 1998 and the numbers have never been this high. almost 105,000 households, 131,000 children officially classed as homeless. just under 1a,000 of them living in hotels or in bed and breakfasts. not quite a record high, but close to a record high. it shows the pressures on the housing system in england at the moment and the problems that councils having and trying to help people who can find accommodation for themselves. ah, big accommodation for themselves. a big ricin: -- accommodation for themselves. a big pricing -- rise — accommodation for themselves. a big pricing -- rise in _ accommodation for themselves. a big pricing -- rise in previous— accommodation for themselves. a big pricing —— rise in previous years, particularly when it comes to children. , , ,., children. indeed. this is something that councils _ children. indeed. this is something that councils are _ children. indeed. this is something that councils are really _ child

michael buchanan, our social affairs correspondent.would have been all but impossible without human induced climate change, that is according to a study by a group of international scientists. the study�*s authors say its findings highlight the importance of the world adapting to higher temperatures because they are no longer "rare". our climate reporter georgina rannard has been looking at the detail and joins me from cardiff. explain more about what these findings say. 50 explain more about what these findings say-— explain more about what these findinus sa . ., , ., findings say. so while millions of --eole findings say. so while millions of people have _ findings say. so while millions of people have been _ findings say. so while millions of people have been struggling - findings say. so while millions of - people have been struggling through these heat waves around the world, scientists have been looking at the exact role climate change has played in this heat, in europe, in china and the us. it is not always immediately possible

thanks for coming to buchanan high school on career day my good brotha. vinnie: mr.e's a present, a fortune cookie. all: fortune cookie..... read it read it! patrick gomez: for so long, diversity and representation >>>. go, man. thanks for coming to buchanan high school on career day, my good brother! >> fortune cookies! >> for so long, diversity of representation traditionally meant you had some black characters, and the other ethnic minorities were really not part of that conversation. >> i come from two backgrounds. hungarian and puerto rican. i am a hungarican. >> when i saw freddy prince for the first time he did a tremendous job. >> he did a spot on the tonight show and seemingly a minute later was the star of his own show. >> in 1974, he spoke to the changing face of america. it was this cantankerous old man and this young, starry eyed kid in east l.a.. ed brown is railing against the community of east los angeles that is changing in a way that he is not comfortable with. >> it out of here and take your flies with you. it is a bright new hit for nbc. >> freddi

we are a trap for the principles and can very quickly extract rare elements from it . that in a buchanan, the element you need comes like that and you extract it, what remains may be relatively more valuable, it contains gold, silver , tungsten, and many other things that are valuable . working a lot of complex parts technology more than the basic technology of separation, which can be said to be almost 260% of the country's wealth, according to estimates , minerals in the law book are in the shadow of the lack of legal transparency. they have been producing for many years, and they are disposing of information. each of them, with several efforts, i have 10 million tomans. in my opinion, i have a huge fortune, which is about 100 million tons of mining stone last year, compared to where the mine is and what its conditions are, in the best way . our mother is almost at the same distance let's take 31, the above mines are more difficult, like the ratio of 21 to at least two billion tomans, we have at least two billion tomans on 20 million, you have something blues, the effort is 100 thousan

the prominent organizer was the british ambassador garden george buchanan, who led everyone.ith guchkov, angela went over to the side of the revolution ; lord miller provoked it during his stay in petrograd, this is a completely established fact. by resolutely pushing guchkov to the revolution, after his departure the british ambassador turned into a if possible, so to speak, into the prompters of the drama, not for a minute, without leaving the wings again. yes, i will. this is a report from the captains of french intelligence prayed from the eighth. april 1917 , a strike broke out at the putilov factory, workers demanded a 50% increase in wages. this is despite the fact that the putilov workers were the highest paid specialists in petrograd. negotiations began between the e-representatives of the stocking shop and the plant management, but suddenly the plant management dismisses all the putilov workers 36,000 healthy men find themselves on the street of existence and freeing them from the front without armor. of course, it was a special and absolutely unprecedented action.

such as general russian england was with the conspirators, the english ambassador buchanan.ok part in this movement. many meetings took place with him, and the same general erich, already mentioned by us , wrote to people in his notes. the tsar was overthrown by the revolution, which was floritized by the entente. who was he like that. puchkov will write after the revolution. power, with many of its shortcomings, was right, and the revolution, with many of its virtues, was not right, but it was too late, a man fought on the side he was the chairman of the third state duma was he. but then he became his personal and one of the most fierce enemies , this story is told in different ways. one option is that the emperor, in a friendly conversation, once complained to him about the difficulties. sometimes difficult family life about what? probably every man can tell in a very confidential conversation. but guskov immediately smashed it. it's like gossip all over petrograd. dirty gossip both of the empress and rasputin guchkov, more than that, he spread these are pornographic. as a

over here the slowing we saw approaching eastbound 80 at buchanan must have cleared, the crash itself, because the slowing has cleared. there's a roadside fire affecting the on-ramp. slowing shows up out of the altamont. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:22 right now, next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> he invested in solar panels for big energy savings, but they weren't dropping his electric ucll as m >>> nbc bay area responds to an east bay man whose bright outlook for solon panels went dim. >> he spent months try to go spark action and turned to consumer investigator chris chmura and his team. >> good morning. darryn in castro valley paid better earth about $60,000 for that solar panel system. he says a few months after installation the panels started reducing less power than promised so his electric bills were higher than expected. he called better earth, but five months went by and techs were not able to fix his panels. so he contacted us. we reached out to better earth. it did then two things, fixed the system so it works properly, and sent him a check for $543

pat buchanan used to be on the right.s accused of anti-semitism over his political career but there is more concentration of anti-israel sentiment on the right. that has changed. now the locus of anti-israel views are on the far left. host: to laurel, maryland, kenny, you are on. caller: thank you for taking my call. you just talked about pat buchanan being labeled as anti-semitic. you need to talk about the congresswoman who later apologized. we are having a hard time telling the truth about what is going on in the ground. a lot of people have issues with that. i want to talk about that a little bit, support for israel within the democratic party. it is almost unheard of. i want to talk about a little bit the issues in israel, and the criticism that anyone in the united states may have about the way we run this country. any criticism of israel is somehow anti-semitism. you need to talk a little bit about that and the issues he brings up all the time. thank you. guest: i think there have been pretty -- has been plenty of

kilometers, and each kilometer weighed more than half a ton in 1858 queen victoria president james buchananms. and again, failure, finally, they stretched the cable from ireland to newfoundland, and from that moment the underwater telegraph became commonplace in russia ; prussian chancellor otto von bismarck came up with the idea. how to unleash a war? with france and to expose the culprit french they germans on this day he received a dispatch from king william the first of the spa town. emsa. the king reported on his contacts with the french ambassador vincent bennedet about who would take the spanish throne. it was a bone of contention bismarck recalled the quote. i carefully read the dispatch again, took a pencil, and boldly crossed out the whole place where it was said that benedetti asked for a new authenticity from the dispatch. i left only the head and tail of the telegram , which acquired the character of an ultimatum dimashsha, and in this form the chancellor handed it over, french emperor napoleon iii was furious and declared war six days later . in uruguay, the first world cup op

by the way , there are also buchanan atrocities, it was done by the russians, well, nothing new about them . but of course, we really want you, maxim, to return home, and besides the reason for today's news is that the anniversary of the passing of the law on language, this law has been in operation for four years, it is designed to spread the ukrainian language in all spheres of life of ukrainians, but still from time to time there are language scandals in social networks, why is it so difficult to dislodge russian even fines stop them, our journalists found out on monday evening, maria and her friends are heading to their favorite bar, their rest is interrupted by a movie screening that takes place in one of the halls of the institution, the culprits are not visitors or the sound is loud, and the film is dubbed in russian, and why is it russian? they say that the dubbing was not very good, there were no subtitles, that’s why it turned out that way, but it’s the responsibility of the institution, it’s still the responsibility of the institution that russian is heard in them, and if i

the figure includes a record 131,000 children. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan haslating the numbers of people in temporary accommodation in 1988 and numbers have never been so high, almost 105,000 households, 131,000 children officially classed as homeless, both figures are record highs. and just under 14,000 of them living in hotels or in bed and breakfasts, very close to a record high. itjust shows the pressures on the housing system in england at the moment, and the problems councils are having in trying to help people who cannot find accommodation for themselves. returning to our other main story. the greek island of crete has been put on high alert because of an "extreme risk" of fire. wildfires are continuing to burn on several other greek islands, as well as some parts of the mainland. greece's prime minister is expected to discuss the crisis with his cabinet today. around 20,000 people have fled the flames on rhodes, where wildfires are still out of control. fires are also burning on the islands of corfu and evia. nearly 2,500 people have now been evacuated

kilometers, and each kilometer weighed more than half a ton in 1858 queen victoria president james buchanand again a failure, finally, they stretched the cable from ireland to newfoundland. and from that moment on, the underwater telegraph became commonplace in russia. the first such lines were laid along one of the caspian sea between baku and krasnogorsk and the black one between odessa and sevastopol, and on july 13, 18. 2010 , prussian chancellor otto von bismarck came up with. how to unleash a war with france and so that the culprit expose the french, not the germans. on this day he received a dispatch from king william the first of the spa town. emsa. the king reported on his contacts with the french ambassador, vincent bienedex. about who will take the spanish throne. it was a bone of contention bismarck recalled the quote. i carefully read the dispatch again, took a pencil, and boldly crossed out the entire place where it was said that bennedy asked for a new audience from the dispatch. i left only the head and tail, the telegram acquired the character of an ultimatum dimash, and in

audience at the concert with the order for courage of the third degree posthumously awarded the hero of buchananya graber, a concert with a requiem for the invisible man killed by the russians by civilians of the city 50 one person out of 51 citizens during of the russian aggression of the occupation was destroyed by allowing it to be killed and here we can affirmatively speak and it is not only me, every citizen should not forget and not forgive it will be her ship after the union soldier and malva are known and i think that the program was drawn up very carefully, very correctly, because we honestly understood that we have no right to hold a festival now, meanwhile, in france there are protests for the fifth day in a row due to the killing of a seventeen-year-old youth by a policeman in paris , the protesters opened the cages at the zoo and released the animals in the past 24 hours 1311 people have been arrested imagine if this happened to my brother my younger or older brother on the street because he refused to stop i mean we are not safe here we should be safe with the police but we are afr

up kind of the charge of anti semitism, you know, racism, which is how that's how i took out pat buchanan. um it went when he run your vin jeremy. the 2nd and jeremy goes into the good guys. he's like that you were a bring up that when you we like there's no evidence or do you just we list up and, and just semitism. oh you practice law said, and so with trump though, it, as we discussed was he has full trials coming up. we now and the electronic lease full because it was old like likely to be something from georgia and then there's a lot of other stuff possible. so it's very hard to see, but what, how he can campaign, why he's going to realize, going from one trial to another. it's not even all this because none of these grand standing prosecutors or judges gonna just say, well, let's delay this. let's wait till off to the electro, not all there around it now. i mean, they get, they get, i think it's been desperate to do it. so it's is like a that he's just going to be going from one trial to another. you know, well, monday i'm doing this and tuesday, i'm the wednesday somewhere else. i m

also visited buchaly, the atmosphere of a family holiday, but also understanding the main goal, buchanansuests of the city gladly supported the initiative of a charity concert from the foundation of a real ukrainian woman, solace is needed for people , a person and an immigrant and children cannot be in tension , and soldiers cannot be 24 hours a day. they need to rest and recharge, so we are the ones in order for them to recharge from us. our main work now is six. in the 14th year, the winner of the voice of the country show ivan ganzera became a permanent participant in such concerts, and this time the artist, hearing about the collection for the needs of our army men, immediately decided to help in another way. i can't help our boys , our armed forces, and i do everything that i can with my voice and i am very happy that from the fact that i go on stage it is possible to save someone's life collect a penny and help our defenders defend our peace entrance to the concert for free contribution from uah 300, the goal is to raise money for this handsome combat drone of this production 1b -

buchanan field, we have a sustained wind at 12.light around the coast and into mineta international airport in the south bay. but these winds will be picking up out of the west and northwest. 10 to 20 today. partial clearing at the coast. mild conditions inland temperatures coming down in comparison to yesterday. so this is what everybody waits for on the 4th of july, the hourly forecast. so let's march through your day by midday today. again only partial clearing at best along the immediate seashore while we will have the seasonal temperatures in the bright sunshine in our inland areas to the northeast and south. and here we go. by 9:00 tonight, the clouds push in towards the embarcadero, into the san francisco bay, make their way into berkeley and alameda and also into oakland. and this is when we have the big fireworks display at crissy field at 9:00. the best advice is to make sure you dress in layers. you know, it gets brisk there and the winds will be blowing. we will have partly to mostly cloudy skies as well. today, your da

you know, racism because that's how i took out pat buchanan. um and when, when he run your vin, jeremy the 2nd and jeremy going to very good guys. he's like that. you're a bring that with you. we like there's no evidence or do you just wheel is up and, and just them it isn't. oh, you practice. last the and so with trump though, it, as we discussed, was he has 4 trials coming up the now and the election at least full because it was old like, likely to be something from georgia. and then there's a lot of other stuff possible. so it's very hard to see, but how he can campaign while he's go realize going from one trial to another. it's not even all this because none of these grandstanding prosecutors or judges are going to just say, well, let's delay this. let's wait till off of the electro. not all they want to run it now. i mean, they get, they get to think of a good been desperate to do it. so it is like a that he's just going to be gone from one trial to another. you know, well, monday i'm doing this and tuesday, i'm there on a wednesday somewh

many, living in cramped conditions has taken its toll. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan plymouth. born into homelessness, five—week—old jack has spent his entire life living in a hotel room. his 17—month—old sister, lily, learned to walk here. the family say they were made homeless through a no—fault eviction as the landlord wanted the property back. they all now live in the one room. he wakes up crying, it wakes her up. so some nights i've been down here, about three in the morning, rocking him in the pram down here so that he doesn't wake her up. out on the street? no, in the reception. in the reception? yeah. sat in the reception. and because that's the thing. when one of you wakes up, the whole room wakes up. yeah. he starts crying for a bottle and wakes her up, and then she wakes up and she thinks it's morning and gets up. the families here are among a record number of households living in temporary accommodation in england. nearly 1a,000 households are living in hotels or bed and breakfast. the council in plymouth expect to spend nearly £7 million as they could be

audience at the concert with the order of courage of the third degree posthumously awarded the hero of buchanana graber a concert with a requiem for an innocent man killed by the russians by civilians of the city 50 one person out of 51 citizens during the russian aggression of the occupation was brutally destroyed killed and here we can affirmatively say and it 's not just me, every citizen should not forget and not forgive, it will be her ship, a song about a soldier and malva are well-known, and i think that the program was drawn up very carefully, very correctly, because we honestly understood that we have no right to hold the festival now we will meet with you at 12:00 then there will be an updated edition next football format don't miss it good day with you football format and today we have success youth yaramolenko's return to dynamo the release of his deputy is already official and i will be with you today . after all, for sure the match is not just a week, but maybe a match of at least the whole summer and that year at least for the youth national team will take place this very evening

am i gonna have to send my your apart your pads, buchanan mc somebody does a cold, were just kidding. 2 things. um they, they lapse my load, your browser, they like that the, are they on the left side of the, are with the, with the radios they, they even thought that lincoln was unprofessional, because he actually took pictures. but let me throw something and i agree with you . what we got. i think the 3 of us secretly believe we would never say on the campaign trail because people can't handle it because people are children. just like if we had a restaurant, everything that we liked to eat, we wouldn't put out there. we want to go for what's popular to why i agree with this g o engineering not now, you know, flatter not now, not ever, but a couple of things but, but the whole that, that line on a couple of things. hold up. i, we're going to go to a hard break and after that hard break, but continue our discussion on the candidacy of robert f. kennedy junior. say that r t the the welcome back to ground stuff were all things are considered. i and peter labelle, this is the home edition

michael buchanan reports. my old room was a lot bigger, this one is really small.w a picture and just nail it into the wall but i can't do that here. kayden is one of a record number of homeless children in england. this is temporary accommodation after the 12—year—old spent two months living in a hotel. the family cannot decorate, the furniture came with the flat and they could be moved at any minute. just not knowing. any day, this isn't secure, it's not like i'll be definitely going to live here? something could happen with this place. we could move on again. i'm giving you a quick call because i've - been given information - you homeless this evening? the homeless team at plymouth city council have never known it so busy. over 200 families are living at hotels or bed and brea kfasts. we get charged £95 a night... it is projected to cost the council nearly £700 million this year, ten times more than they spent five years ago. so the whole system is effectively broken? the whole system is broken at the moment, yes. when people are in temporary accommodation, ther

plan and find creative ways to grow as organic, produce sunflower, it's a really good projector of buchanan because when he grows he says the really big list really, really mcneese that can make said the scene is atlanta actually like the sun and makes lot of the of the scene easy to sun, but at every plan doesn't like really hot sun and to high u, v on the, on the release it's really pride to serve as one of the largest culture producers in the but the climate change will have a profound impact on the land and people's way of life. without that, i mean elder 0 rogue at least 10 people have been killed in the land flight in the indian state of my harass dra rescue. workers are searching for survivors near the town of color for most soon rains have cause floods and lance lives in northern india, killing more than a 100 people over the past 2 months is really forces have killed a palestinian man in the occupied west bank. at least 4 other palestinians were injured during the gunfire and the city of novelist is really violent and the west bank has intensified in the past year with more rates a

cases examined by the independent midwife, donna 0ckenden. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanana really comprehensive inquiry? it is indeed. when knew already _ comprehensive inquiry? it is indeed. when knew already dozens - comprehensive inquiry? it is indeed. when knew already dozens of - comprehensive inquiry? it is indeed. j when knew already dozens of babies had died or suffered avoidable harm because of poor maternity care and we knew that mothers had died and suffered life changing injuries again because of poor maternity care about what we have learnt now is that a large number of cases will now be added to the review because of a decision made by nhs england on saturday and the essence of that is that the families will have to contact the inquiry if they do not want their cases to be examined. it is known as opt out, previously it was opt in, they had to contact them to say they did want their care examined, the opt out similar is similar to what was used in shrewsbury and telford were not maternity inquiry was conducted. as well as this we have heard today from the tru

you know, racism, which is how that's how i took out that buchanan. um and when, when he run your vin, jeremy, the 2nd and jeremy going to very good guys. he's like, are you ready bring up though you? we like this. all we have is more do you just will, is up and, and to semitism or you practice last a. and so with trump though, he does, as we've discussed as he has full trials coming up between now and the electronic lease full because it is old, like likely to be something from georgia and then there's a lot of other stuff possible. so it's very hard to see, but how he can campaign, why he's going to realize, going from one trial to another. it's not even all this because none of these grandstanding prosecutors or judges are going to just say, well, let's delay. there's supposed to wait till off to the electro, not all there when i run it now. i mean, they get, they get, i think it's been desperate to do it. so it's, it's likely that he's just going to be gone from one trial to another. you know, well, monday i'm doing this and tuesday, i'm there on

the trust has previously apologised. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan reports.er up? this couple lost _ there this massive cover up? this couple lost their _ there this massive cover up? this couple lost their daughter harriet before birth in 2016 due to failures in maternity care, her avoidable death turned them into reluctant campaigners who have become aware they are not alone we campaigners who have become aware they are not alon— they are not alone we hear that eo - le they are not alone we hear that people don't — they are not alone we hear that people don't really _ they are not alone we hear that people don't really believe - they are not alone we hear that people don't really believe it. they are not alone we hear that people don't really believe it is| people don't really believe it is true, that there is a maternity scandal. today surely they can no longer hide from the fact that the maternity department here have harmed so many people. we are talkin: harmed so many people. we are talking people — harmed so many people. we are talking people that _ ha

at buchanan we had a report of an accident, but for now things are moving nicely as you make your way towards the macarthur maze. if the bay bridge is your destination it is looking good there too. our early morning commuters are up and at 'em. >> it was a not so silent tonight for many neighborhoods as illegal fireworks shows continued into the early morning. in the east bay illegal fireworks are being blamed for dozens of fires overnight. >> good morning. dozens of fires all around the east bay, almost all four corners of the bay had their own neighborhood light shows even when we were driving around the east bay, we noticed some pockets of neighborhood fireworks going off in the early hours of the morning. this is prompting safety concerns. this grass fire in walnut creek started around 10:00 p.m. at the current location where we are at. it did not prompt evacuation orders. this was the perspective from the oakland hills, all of those unsanctioned fireworks exploding across the east bay. this went on for hours before the sunset last night. it was not just one location but several w

third-party candidate can make a difference, you had pat buchanan who didn't change the election butdea in american politics that came to fruition with donald trump, ross perot, a lot of americans wish they had voted for him. joe manchin is only in it to run the fees going a fees going to win. i don't see him winning and being president of the united states. they may be sick of a rematch, something they could do. i see that impacting president biden more. stuart: have you thought of joe manchin running as a republican in the west virginia senate race? >> even with that, joe manchin brought back the money, the goods to the people of west virginia. estate that is pretty underrepresented. something people want to ignore. that has contributed to how long he has been there senator but there's been declining willingness to tolerate how in the end he often goes to the democratic party line, west virginia is getting less liberal. with the popular governor like jim justice, got to unlock. stuart: thanks very much for joining us. i'm sure we will see you again before the election, the third-pa

now, how's he going to handle the situation differently than buchanan. now, there are numerous political attempts to try and avert war. there's a peace convention, washington, d.c. there are numerous like the credit and compromise is to try and push off war. a peace delegation from the confederate states is sent to washington, but all of these are. and lincoln's going to reject acknowledging the confederate states of america, believing that secession was illegal and it had no actual authority. so all of the communications between the united states government and south and the confederates is going to through governor frances pickens, who they viewed as legitimate. but lincoln, that the united states should hold the fort. now, something was happening on the ground there, though, because, anderson, his men were running out food and supplies. he wasn't going be able to stay there forever. so he was running out of food and supplies. so what is lincoln going to do? lincoln is going to come up with the idea to send a force that would just deliver food and supp

six us presidents, james madison, james monroe, paul, buchanan, garfield, jimmy carter. everybody. coast-to-coast starts now. julie: read it and run. another gain of the do