elderly woman named charlene murphy is admitted into the hospital for brain injury.he's treated, soon ready to be released. but needs a final scan before she can be sent home. which requires her to have a sedative because she was nervous about the scan. you're the nurse that's now called in to help. when did you realize something went wrong? >> it wasn't until she had been brought back to our unit as an intensive care patient, and a code had been called in the pet scan area where she was. >> reporter: radonda was supposed to give charlene a said vin, versid. instead she accidentally administered a powerful paralyzing drug, a catastrophic mistake which caused charlene severe brain damage. >> her primary nurse had approached me and showed me the vial of medication and asked, is this what you gave her? it wasn't until that time that i realized that it was the wrong medication that i had given her. >> reporter: at 75, charlene would die from that fatal dose. >> when you saw the vial and you read what was on the vial, what goes through your head? >> your heart goes throug

it charlene francs called charlene garrett, ravens boss, at the time of janet's death.ven knew he was about to lose his job. >> -- did i get my picks the boss? i said, no word, in a way to the end of the month. >> charlene francs's point that -- and mounting debt could've driven raven to kill. she then show the jury jan's life insurance policy. the payout was $500,000. the beneficiary was raven abaroa. >> the only way you could afford to live's lifestyle was to get that insurance policy. >> another piece of this puzzle was about to be presented in court, it had to do with raven second wife, vanessa pond. it turns out, vanessa and raven were not a match made in heaven. >> i was way too naive, way too naive. >> vanessa traveled from salt lake city to durham to testify, not for the defense, for the prosecution. >> she told the jury how her storybook romance with raven ended almost as quickly as a began. >> did you guys are you a lot? >> yes. >> at one point, vanessa said, raven became physical. >> he had me by the arms and he threw me up against the wall. he told me how mu

scott and charlene's wedding episode became one of the most—watched tv moments of the decade in the ukion, when it was first shown in the uk in 1988. neighbours also helped to launch the careers of hollywood stars, such as margot robbie, liam hemsworth and guy pearce. we can now speak to ben fenlon, who was previously crowned the uk's biggest neighbours superfan. hejoins us from melksham in wiltshire. thank you for yourjoining us. look, it is a sad demise but it is going out with a bang, it would seem.— is going out with a bang, it would seem. ., ., , , would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better— would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way _ would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way to _ would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way to go - would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way to go out - would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way to go out than j what better way to go out than to bring back the two megastars from the 80s, kylie and jason? like you say, it is bittersweet. it is sad that the show has two and for this to happen because it is something the fans have wante

that's the reality for charlene pascoe, whose private landlord wanted his rental property back so issuedult of our own and it is frustrating. i paid the rent every month on time, we kept the house clean and tidy and then we are out and we have got nowhere to go and it is like we are stuck in one room. it is really, really difficult and it is very isolating. with private rents out of reach and the council's social housing waiting list growing ever longer, charlene's one of hundreds of people turning to the council for help. it's providing modular cabins, places in holiday parks and buying properties for temporary housing. but it's proving hard to keep up with the numbers of private rentals being lost. if you are a landlord right now, i understand the situation, with increasing regulation, it is more difficult to become a landlord. however, we are facing a real drastic crisis in the amount of available rented accommodation at the moment and if you can afford to hang on for another 12 months and keep those tenants in there, then please do so. anna brito's landlord has served her a section 2

even key obviously has experience charlene and explosions of the course of this more, but not like other don bus region where this war has a re center towards at the same time. what basic things are missing or not available anymore for patients like antibiotics, for example, in, in a dumbass region in some hospitals, the ones that somehow spielberg, he just went to a hospital here in cave to day to one of the biggest hospitals for children. and it was quite bizarre to see that she or doctors are basically, i don't want to say they are bored because they do have patients. but they say they're not getting any patients from the war from the front line of this war any more. because these patients, if they make it alive out from the dumbass region, for example, i taken towards delivery of region towards the western part of your brain and not here to keep to the center. so why this is ongoing, and while all of us, lot of medical facilities have been destroyed, they are the ones, for example, he has that are very much operational. but for security reasons, the governments, as children, for exam

i would like to take on various charlene with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with ah, my silly browser of bony, highly placed with ukrainian intelligence and who had recently left the country, managed to smuggle out some documents. they proved that my dance leaders had started planning the use of force against the rebel regions. once they came to power, they were not going to negotiate with the se. commute could thought i would say it was a process to create a political, a piece more or nuclear. assuming mr. medina taller than boys that are here. i will go by the washed all virginia purdue most reserved for the moon on the saline. you show me to serve the city me on the selenium hon. up of the white text or a knee. you will also zoom should born ledger v stuff, she put a t stuff you can when you send your rubric, the quick put those to near more you know what it's gone. so unusual term. did that, would your sister? what did you say? you mean me? go then? yes, kilograms cool, busted. well, she's gonna go out of nature. i need you guys

that you can actually see what's, what's going on at the moment we can the the hearse carrying charlene's casket is now beginning to move in. so this crowd now towards the gates. all of that compound, unless just remind you that earlier more has tried to to carry sharina coughing, coughing, rather out of that hospital confound. but the israeli army started to try to attack people who are carrying the coffin. this apparently is because they refused to allow it to be carried through the streets to the church where the funeral services is to. to happen. it now seems that the, the, the hust will be carrying her body to the church as a, as we speak, that host moving very slowly through that crowd that has gathered there at the french hospital. people obviously are still very angry feelings wanting very, very high. ah, let's just just kind of let this play out for mother. let's just dismiss and watch to get to it of what's going on here. a a with the roof of the house that carrying all police city body and the army that pulling it out, flew off housing and flags that have been good. good manner

artificial intelligence and the point obviously, is to create trust rather than fear with take on various charlene with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence. with in spring 2022, europe began closing to russian vessels, one after another. they sanctions packaged bonds, russian flags, vassals from entering it, a gary sweeney. a roommate lead to announced that there would be close to russian ships, russian vessels carrying gas or oil. coal company and i ran or are not covered by the band is similar decision was taken by canada, him later by the united states. ah .

i would like to take on various charlene with artificial intelligence, real summoning with obama's protective own existence with the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. o e, okay, and france had stalled because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british greenland, a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, it was given to understand that he was free to act in the east and shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory and europe today, we must principally think of russia that colossal empire in the east is right, the dissolution cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in $925.00. that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland, 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with handler, a dismemberment of russia lies of default of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a

hopeful their loved ones will be found alive. brownell with grandma singer has been sworn in as charlene as prime minister a job he's already held 5 times. my hinder roger packs are resigned on monday of to weeks of protest calling for him and his brother, the president to go. they've been criticized for their handling of an economic crisis. yup, state. now with all the headlines, i'll be back with more news here on al jazeera. that's after 4 lights on may, 15th webinar will hold its 1st parliamentary elections since the country with infer economic collapse in 2019 political and security. pensions are running high with many lebanese desperately wanting change for and new leadership, but will their vote to be enough to change the status quo. special coverage on l 0 . a target letter. so we're coming from open book, operate and 6. be have more. how would ever be feel if you speaker it's guaranteed to do italians who will be in just brief, at your place for your life. honestly, los angeles, california has been plagued with king violence for decades. it's even been called again capital of am

this is charlene. the idea that plastic disappears in 1002000 for a 1000000 years. it is a lie, millennial whom young daniels classic last forever moon. bless the course, but assembly their work. he says shows that the plastic in the galapagos islands comes from fishing boats that simply dump the trash and to the sea. the fishing industry poses many threats over fishing, endangering marine life, trash. they need to be tighter controls, global control less here. let her again, get those vertical. how do you prevent trash dumping in is if you can even control illegal fishing english on us, can northern biscuit, humphreville munoz and daniella and have con still don't know exactly what plastic does to marine life. but it's alarming enough that it's been found in the stomachs of marine species. i'm a wolf without plastic is unrealistic, but it's vital that it's used responsibly. garage smith, this is just awful. i mean is looking at it breaks my heart or no intensive reset his underway in the galapagos islands because there's not much time left to protect their membrane

this is charlene. and then i say, he said to me, just look at the video. and i watched the video, it was like for 8 seconds. maybe they were holding shaheen and trying to put her on the on, on the car, inside the car completely. i'm on denial. because now the funerals over the main events are over. now, you're back in the office. right. how. how does that still hard. that's why i told you, it's personally and professionally. it's 2, it's 2 levels of it's gonna be too hard. and i remember when, when, when, when i have received the, the videos were taken and shot by my colleague mister, you was with her. we received the videos, i couldn't watch it, but while i was sending the material to doha, i was shaking like this because this is the 1st time i'm saying, this is their rushes, the rushes of. ah, the martina shilling. it was still hard for me. how dangerous is it? how unpredictable is it to work here, even when i don't think anyone is better versed thing. you guys are a local journalist coverage constantly. you know the language at the space. you know how i

the journey ah oh, is really foresees beat up mourners during the funeral of al jazeera germ this charlene architect causing her coughing to almost fall to the ground. ah, i'm terry. this is al jazeera live from doha without ongoing, extensive coverage of the killing of sharina on with the disturbing footage and from the funeral procession.

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k is opposition liter kiss. darma has reacted to the attack on charlene's funeral procession. he posted saying that the attacks on mourners at the funeral of the gentlest shooting, barclay of shocked the world. the labor party said unequivocally condemned to violence by israeli forces of thoughts with children's family. that all those who mourn her death. when it's adding to attention, as israel prepares to acknowledge the 74th of a story of its creation, the day is marked as knocked by all catastrophe by palestinians. 700000 people fled or were expelled from their land during the war surrounding israel's creation. lascola dorothy march in support of palestinians is taking place in london. l 0 port brennan is there. ah, well, well, why? so it's just off with the sammy state. i got alex to come romance a can around a little better. you can see the scene here. these people march from open place, which is we had to do the see here in london, across central london now to the seat of government or for me to a seat. boy johnson's car afghani speak. i would estimate the crowd several

it's charlene economist and on there a research fellow at the university college london, professor kim is great to talk to you. it's a fairly rare treat for me these days to speak to western thinkers. so i'm particularly appreciative of bad. thank you. one glad to be invited and particularly knowing this will be on, on it, is it so anybody who sees that subsequently with your western orientation, there's been no doctrine whatsoever. there's come to, sorry, i have to say that to be promised about all over. so if any of the.

i would like to take on various charlene with artificial intelligence, real summoning the demon obama's protects his own existence with awe. welcome back. across like were all things considered on peter le belcher? maggie were discussing the european war? ah ok, let's go back to sarah in jersey city. there seems to only be one gear in play here in this the move forward with a conflict. and what is so i find so very peculiar is number one. what is winning mean in this conflict? i mean, i don't even wanna even go down that path. i mean, i think these people have no idea of the dangers that they're creating. number 2, the, even at this stage of the conflict that should have never happened in the 1st place . i'm western publics are and, and consumers are being affected. well, i'd like to, you know, we, we, we've talked about on this program and the, the conflict in iraq and syria and libya and all that was, that really didn't affect the western citizenry very, very much. this is beginning to really a bomb pinch, a lot of people here and there seems to be no easing down and even willing to s

and the point obviously is to great trust, rather than fear and various charlene with artificial intelligence we'll summoning with a robot most protective phone existence with ah, this, i for the, uh, cuz i was good news business and then you'll clean the pre a w a b e, a daily. not a suzanne. yeah. americans, grey, you, leroy, you who just got to it is just such not good to know ceiling and provide you a list of such and for record him his name, chef october 3rd. if not student pull the child wash him good. leave you throne with him to throw in your still will. she'll. i wish you to lose your ears. i was sick. you suggest she louis louis, this is still medical. this unless talk to them was chilled. snots is cujo of you, you lose some slight new product.

major geopolitical storm, also had silver lining up to discuss that i'm now joined by steve keen, is charlene economist and on there a research fellow at the university college london. professor kim is great.

have offered the palestinians a joint pathological investigation into the sad death of journalists. charlene, ob, walk law journalists must be protected in conflict zones and we all have a responsibility to get to the truth. let me ask, when does the criminal have the right to take part in the investigation against his victim? we reject and refuse the participation of any israelis in this kind of investigation . they have to be taken to the international court. we call on the i c. j to open an investigation into the killing of serene and other crimes committed against the palestinians. independent journalist and political commentator which had met her faith, it's unclear how the slain journalist could have been mistaken for a competence. we've all seen the videos there, absolutely her epic, her entire face was, was blown off. it's almost the gut wrenching. and i find incredible that, you know, the israeli prime minister laughter, the bennett or these really foreign ministry are putting out these claims, these mis that she was killed by palestinian gunfire. so i've seen the twitter video that

and the point obviously is to grapes trust, or rather than fear with take on various charlene with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with oh, well the magic crossed up were all things considered on peter lavelle? this is the home addition to remind you were discussing some real news. ah let's go back to us. so let's talk about what nobody in western media wants to talk about either because they don't have the imagination or they don't have the guts to face reality. but this whole conflict is really all been about russia, security goals and demands, you know, people can focus in on the battlefield and i'm amazed with your knowledge of all the geography at all. it's really quite impressive. but at the end of the day, because russia had put forth ideas about reworking european security architecture, got completely blown off by washington in london in brussels. and then now rush is going through the process of making for the force of arms and its own arguments. and i would even say using international law to create its own conditions for european

we're not connected to charlene's death, the israeli rights group, but it's a lem also examined the video and came to the same conclusion. the investigative organization, belin kat, later published a more detailed analysis using other publicly available data be worked out that should in was here. these really army was here and that palestinian gunmen were also in the area here. so that's a further distance. it's a much more obstructed line of sight to the spot where, where it is tragic killing to place belling cats. conclusion is that the available video evidence does not provide good grounds to the doubt. the accounts of the journalists on the scene indeed appears to support them. yeah, i mean, it should be enough that the journalists that were eye witness, you know, providing eyewitness testimony. saw what happened and said that this is, you know, a targeted shooting and that they were not near any other armed factions. but the fact that all of these organizations have now confirmed whether it's al jazeera but santa bank had all the ones that were mentioned. just goes to show that that

have offered the palestinians a joint pathological investigation into the sad death of journalists. charlene, ob, walk law journalists must be protected in conflict zones and we all have a responsibility to get to the truth. let me ask, when does the criminal have the right to take part in the investigation against his victim? we reject and refuse the participation of any israelis in this kind of investigation . they have to be taken to the international court. we call on the i c. j to open an investigation into the killing of serene and other crimes committed against the palestinians. west las lived here, doctor thornton in a political scientist from design university in the west bank. thank you very much for joining us on the program. now that i understand sharina actually wasn't experience. well respected journalist 10 is more how this could have happened. good evening for you and all your viewers. yes. yes, exactly. as you said, she was an experience and she have been covering the news in palestine for the last one to 5 years. and she's been through many times the same situation where th

it charlene's funeral is cited as one of the reasons a member of parliament has quit israel's governing coalition. the resignation of palestinian israeli. he der now, we've swaby leaves prime minister natalie bennett's coalition in a precarious position, with only $59.00 of the $120.00 seats in the class it. so i be also said police violence against worshippers and temple mount during ramadan was behind her decision. she said she could not continue to support a coalition that shamefully harnesses her community imminent con, in west jerusalem has more on why those no criminal investigation. the reason for this is that if they had to make an investigation, it would have to be one of a criminal nature. here's the statement, the decision not immediately launch an m p c id investigation unless he is ready military police was made in accordance with a general policy regarding criminal investigations in judy and scenario. that's the israeli name for the occupied westbank. as approved by the supreme court, according to his policy, criminal investigation will not be launched immediately. if a de

i would like to take on various charlene with artificial intelligence, real summoning with obama protect its own existence with ah, welcome back to crossfire. were all things are considered on peter level to remind you we're discussing economic blow back with . okay, go back to shannon in paris, john, i, you, in your 1st answer, you talked about the moral imperative of western leads to do something, let's say iraq, afghanistan, all that. and we were fed all the propaganda here, but isn't there in a moral imperative for the european leadership to its own people? i mean, i look at, you know, i look at this going, gone through all every single country inflation. then you have some countries that have all this huge and immigration of ukrainians, which it's like today. it's all rosy for the beginning. but after a while it's being ends up being very, very expensive. a disruption of society in the u. k. they have food banks that are being pressured here. i mean, where's the moral imperative to take care of your own people? because i, for the life of me, i cannot understand this retake economic

intelligence at the point, obviously, is to rates trust or rather than fear like to take on various charlene with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with if anybody's been trapped in an elevator. 20 minutes can be pretty long time. right and a load trapped and an elevator for 20 minutes. not knowing what's gonna happen, not knowing where he wore suits of sensory deprivation. i think that is your life at 20 minutes an hour. not at all. yeah, the intercom is nothing i was trying to get you out. i was keeping you in is your communication? oh that's existence ah a lot more of the building. mm.

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it's charlene economist . and on there a research fellow at the university college london. professor kim is great to talk to. it's a fairly rare treat for me these days to speak to western thinkers. so i'm particularly appreciative of that. thank you. one glad to be invited and particularly knowing this will be on it. so anybody who subsequently with your western orientation, there's been no doctrine whatsoever. there's come to, sorry, i have to say that to me, promise about all over if any of the western speakers want to come in on the show, more than welcome to do that. now, when it comes to the current dance in your crane, i think that western party line, or the predominant western narrative, is that, 1st of all, is this aggression and i have to admit that the military operation is a form of aggression. there is no way around that, but these events, 1st of all, are totally unprovoked. and secondly, that they are warranted that they're absolutely no strategic or geopolitical antecedents, rushes actions. i wo

geopolitical storm, also had a silver lining to discuss that i am now enjoined by steve skin and it's charlene economist. and on there a research fellow at the university college london. professor kim is great to talk to you. it's a fairly rare treat for me these days to speak to western thinkers. so i'm particularly appreciative of that. thank you. one glad to be invited and particularly knowing this will be on it. so anybody who sees that subsequently with your western orientation, there's been no doctrine whatsoever. there's come to, sorry, i have to say that to be promised about all over. so if any of the western speakers, once you come in on the show about more than welcome to do that. now, when it comes to the current events in your crane, i think that western party line, or the predominant western narrative, is that for 1st of all, is this aggression. and i have to admit that the military operation is a form of aggression. there is no way around it, but then these events, 1st of all, are totally unprovoked. and secondly, that they are warranted that they are absolutely no strategic or g

charlene in indiana. go ahead. caller: i just want the people who have this pro-gun stance and assault rifle stance that their arguments are not holding up, and they sound lame and hollow. if guns made us all safer, we would be the safest country in the world, and we are not. one more thing. vote. vote these people out. if we can gain two seats in the senate, we can take care of a lot of things. it's not going to change until we vote these idiots out. thank you. host: robert is next. robert is in pennsylvania. hello. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: guns are not the problem. the problem is that the candidate, when it was burning down in 2020, he never came out to condemn the violence. not one time. his vice presidential running mate, started a fund to bailout all of the troublemakers so they could come and continue to burn down the next day. he created mated that she created the environment and the atmosphere. the chickens have come to roost. host: how do you account for mass shootings before the bind

mama charlene is what she called herself. this is her community. a safe haven. a supermarket.me when so much costs us so much. these people inside obviously dealing with so much more than just that. here's what we know so far. the shooter is in custody. there are a number of people who have been shot according to buffalo police. this has been going on for hours. obviously many armed police officers, heavily armed police officers. a s.w.a.t. team, heavily armored truck directly across from where we are on the other side of the police cars, on other side of the parking lot, it's lights flashing. again, state police here. the erie county sheriff's office. would not be surprised if the fbi was here. a couple of months ago when there were a shooting outside mckinley high school, we saw a much similar situation when it comes to response from law enforcement. when it comes to law enforcement, the investigation here, there is a lot that goes into it. there are a number of people inside the building. a lot of people who were inside the supermarket. so anyone who saw something would hav

nashville's prestigious vanderbilt university medical center, the icu nurse intended to give 75-year-old charleneerful paralyzing drug. >> her primary nurse showed me the vial of medication and asked, is this what you give her, and it wasn't until that time that i realized that it was the wrong medication. >> when you saw the vial and you read what was on the vial, what goes through your head? >> your heart goes through the floor. you just -- you can't even imagine. >> reporter: murphey died the following day, then after multiple investigations, vaught was indicted in 2019 on abuse and reckless homicide charges. prosecutors claimed vaught made at least ten mistakes including overriding the system used to obtain drugs and ignoring a warning directly on the vial. vaught admitted she was distracted that day because she was escorting a trainee, but vaught's attorneys argued that her final mistake was made possible by systemic errors involving the hospital's pharmacy which they claimed allowed nurses to routinely override safeguards. a 56-page federal investigative report following murphey's death als

so called terror suspect, or some other yet the seller of his cell is you're talking to him bad charlene men . and with the alarm figured outs committing to get i said met in cigarettes. bob hello to festival now and i had them and, and i'm out of the she sub hud. this at elliot. any short animal toilet leash her to bethel live to sally hicho. we don't have a into a sperm and if a renewal is per, per unit when an, an ear and a timely manner, the hacker damage at her for julia and associate with holiness in tor, have been as me, had them one of them out of the one the whole less this memo duplicate him. hey, santoyo natalie on the same account. while henry alam aliya, a camera would get to sort of in them. so he and instead of it was the sat william a yet to my will with a damn that have angel play. marcy said, ojo may yet in a shuttle for my sister, clear to you her for patricia hurt or by then thought i could. i'm out of the way. i can amazon. woah. sure to be at. lemme earth little. i'm eleanor le ledger in elijah in tucker. philip landman and fellow ha mustache le genie serenely. pedr

radonda vaught will serve three years of probation for the 2017 death of 75-year-old charlene murpheyg medication. >> every day she reminds me of the consequences of my actions. >> reporter: vaught was charged and found guilty of negligent homicide and neglect of an impaired adult for the lethal dose she administered at vanderbilt medical center. murphey's family members were emotional and saying that they believe vaught deserved a second chance. >> knowing my mom the way my mom was and stuff, she wouldn't want her to see no jail time. but, you know, that's just was mom. mom was a very forgiving person. >> reporter: a crowd of nurses outside were emotional as they clung to each other and the judge's sentencing explanation. the case prolonged by covid lasted four years and captivated medical professionals concerned about what precedent vaught's conviction could set. a recent johns hopkins university study found more than 250,000 americans a year die from medical errors. the american nurses association in a statement shortly after sentencing saying, we are grateful to the judge for demo

through what people are feeling that the timing is very important specifically that the last report it charlene has worked on was about neck back. it's air today. she wasn't here to see it. she knows that neck back didn't, and she had a lot of people who respected her and we are here in the wake. that is the 1st to be held here under my law. because many palestinians do not have permits that are usually issued by the read it to you to allow us to enter occupied times to. so let's take a walk here and show you. i've been seeing thousands and thousands of people coming here to the week to pay their tribute to condolences. they're saying that they loved her, being respected to her. she wasn't honest with people keep saying that they haven't believed how much people turned up for her. they knew she was famous, they knew she was when respected, the amount of people that were touched by her killing is, was beyond their expectations. all over with once here is accountability. i've spoken to the prime minister of how the size of how much they. yeah, about that and about connect with on the ground there

ambulance to pass, but of close time it off to every one else, including those who accompanied charlene's body from ramallah. our correspondent, son, is currently negotiating with the israeli police to let them continue with the ambulance as it makes its, its journey to where you are there in an occupied east jerusalem unless i think what can credit with but i beat and nina basically is the neighborhood where her family home is, so i would imagine i'm just getting the information from you that they're probably going to allow the ambulance to follow by her family own. but these really police from what i understand from your, your, you're telling me stopping everyone else from doing that. they're clearly trying to control the around here, not having too many people or something that i would say is, um, is expected. yeah. so yes i initially we were told that she would be passing by the family home then we were told no, it sounds now that potentially she will be and then she'll be coming here. so we do expect her in the next 10. 15 minutes, but sorry, hold on somebody's ankle. oh, i'm being t

we will never forget cheering to day were gathered in front of charlene's house to pay our respects. she will forever be in our hearts said. earlier in the day we had 3 israeli police officers arriving here, entering the home to much protest from everyone here. or they started yelling at them inside the house, telling them to leave. basically, they were telling the family to switch off the patriotic songs that were being played outside has made people extremely angry, extremely offensive at a time when the family is still coming to terms of what is happening, serena's brother is due to arrive this evening. and neath will be arriving on thursday, i should ins buddy will be in there. my law on thursday. why the palestinian present with a bath will be holding a salvage. and then our final resting place will happen here in jerusalem on friday . at least 5 palestinians have been injured and several others detained. after israeli police dispersed a crowd of protesters, many were holding palestinian flags and photos of shooting. the police were trying to clear the group from a main thorough

grief, not just there in the palestinian territory, but, but right around the world in reaction to charlene's murder. indeed, a dream that reaction has been coming in globally from different figures. international figures, offering their condolences, we've, we've heard and seen officials from the u. s. the e u, from international organizations and figures like agnes coloma. this is an event that it has touched everybody here as well. ramallah is the seat of the palestinian authorities headquarters. it's one of the important cities in the west by and you can just take a look over my shoulder and see that big screen in the main square of ramallah. sharon's picture sits there with the words good bye to the voice of palestine. her poster hangs over many buildings. that's kind of a reference. really let me explain what, what that is. it's a reference to a nickname that people referred to. i'm. i'm grew up as im, ron said 20 years as an entire generation that grew up. knowing her and you go from that sort of image, this iconic figure, a symbol. as people saw her, of a free press, an icon of the jou

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. >> my name is william charlene.y. everybody knows, i'm not here to argue the design of the flag. that is not my intent. some universities took the flag down. in state dollars and in public universities, and you should display whatever that symbol is. >> do you think this is an issue that matters to the people in your district? >> yes, ma'am. >> why? >> i just think it's a heritage, it's a history. there's a big movement to remove confederate history. well, it's part of history. you know, where and when is enough? >> do you feel like slavery was something that was in the past, let's move on? or do you feel like slavery still has an effect today? >> it's over. and it is part of history, it's part of the past. i don't know any person that owns a slave, or has been a slave. to this day. i think we're gonna make it a major issue, as long as we keep rubbing it in from the standpoint of the minority saying, well, we were slaves and mistreated. i understand that. what the hell you want me to do about it? i'm sorry. i wasn't

charlene in indiana. go ahead. caller: i just want the people who have this pro-gun stance and assault rifle stance that their arguments are not holding up, and they sound lame and hollow. if guns made us all safer, we would be the safest country in the world, and we are not. one more thing. vote. vote these people out. if we can gain two seats in the senate, we can take care of a lot of things. it's not going to change until we vote these idiots out. thank you. host: robert is next. robert is in pennsylvania. hello. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: guns are not the problem. the problem is that the candidate, when it was burning down in 2020, he never came out to condemn the violence. not one time. his vice presidential running mate, started a fund to bailout all of the troublemakers so they could come and continue to burn down the next day. he created mated that she created the environment and the atmosphere. the chickens have come to roost. host: how do you account for mass shootings before the bind