yes >> chloe. no >> chloe. no >> guys. chloe's five. matthew's. there was no there was there was no the rules. you've done it enough times now, chloe, do you want to come back on one? sure. >> i mean, i'd like to. i know we both agreed on it, but i would like to talk about this social media censoring. i mean, matthew , you're a keir starmer matthew, you're a keir starmer fan. more than me. what do you think keir starmer's approach to free speech is going to be with the riots and long term? i mean, i was very concerned before the riots kicked off and we saw that they were going to review, i.e. scrap the free speech legislation at universities. i was very concerned when i was at universities, at the state, that free speech was getting to there. it seemed like you would be absolutely chastised if you said anything that wasn't left wing. and that for me , was a wing. and that for me, was a signal that this is a government that does not support. >> i don't think there's going to be censorship. that's why my air came, because i don't believe in censorin

chloe brimicombe, thank ou ve the region. chloe brimicombe, thank you very much _ the region.ery much for — the region. chloe brimicombe, thank you very much for coming _ the region. chloe brimicombe, thank you very much for coming on - the region. chloe brimicombe, thank you very much for coming on the - you very much for coming on the programme. the head of russia's belgorod declared a state of emergency in the border region, blaming attacks by ukrainian forces. kyiv now claims to control more than 70 communities in the kursk region of western russia, an area of around a thousand square kilometres. this map shows just how rapid the advance has been in the last seven days, with ukraine claiming to have taken more territory in a week, than russia has all year. james waterhouse has more from front line province of sumy, bordering kursk. ukrainian soldiers in western made vehicles, driving into russia, a potentially seminal sight which few saw coming. the russian guards were quickly overwhelmed. it has been a while since this border crossing was used in peacetime, and the ukrain

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chloe, we thank you. >>> we want to turn overseas to ukraine's surprise incursion into russia gaining new ground as moscow's military struggles to respond. our erin mclaughlin reporting tonight from ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, new video shows the moment ukrainian soldiers crossed the russian border. in the video released by the ukrainian military, you see the russian border checkpoint in ruins. russian soldiers waving white flags. another video shows a ukrainian soldier driving through the bombed out russian countryside unchallenged, then celebrating driving back a russian tank. >> welcome to ukraine. ha, ha. >> reporter: it's the largest attack on russia since world war ii. the goal, to draw russian forces away from ukraine's donbas region where the ukrainians have been steadily losing their own ground. a key adviser to president zelenskyy telling nbc news, he believes russia will start redeploying their troops step by step, but on the front lines inside ukraine, this ukrainian drone operator, who asked we withhold his identity for security reasons, tells us that while the incursi

and that doesn't even get a and in a dies. chloe has tried everything. well, other toddlers, her age are long used to eating normally, meals delilah will only drink from the bottle. her mother suspects eating disorder linked to autism, but she's not in your family. doctors haven't been able to help. and chloe's been waiting 6 months for an appointment with a specialist. every single thoughts off professional though i say that a lot, you know, i've never come across the case either. so you not, i don't really know what to do. so then it's not, it was it. so they now should be same last question is within a certain amount of time because it's none of them come across. it tells me it's not unique or it's out there that it's not just going to resolve itself. over 6000000 british patients have been waiting months or even years for an appointment with a specialist. for years, the former conservative government spent less on the health care system than comparable european countries. that was one of the big issues in the election at the beginning of july, this y

and chloe's been waiting 6 months for an appointment with a specialist. every single thoughts off professional though i say that a lot, you know, i've never come across the case of this. so you're not, i don't really know what to do. so then it's not, it was it. so they now should be same last question is within a certain amount of time because there's none of them come across. it tells me it's not unique or it's out there that it's not just going to resolve itself. over 6000000 british patients have been waiting months or even years for an appointment with a specialist. for years, the former conservative government spitting less on the health care system than comparable european countries. that was one of the big issues in the election at the beginning of july this year. andrew myers and as an emergency doctor, he says the situation many hospitals reach breaking point long ago. so emergency care is awful for clinicians for patients. we're seeing patients that have to sit in our waiting room stuff to sit in the carters waiting for care of people that are

and chloe, who has been surfing now for years. >> you got it, chloe!with small waves, big waves, you can meet new friends, too. give me high five. yeah! and have a good time. catch some cool waves. >> david: the idea from cindy and bob furtch, to honor the legacy of their own son, jamie, who had autism. he died of a sudden seizure four years ago. he loved the waves, he loved to surf, and they're now spreading the love with what they call the heart of surfing. 123 surfers on this day, and countless smiles. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: those proud parents, cindy and bob. >> thank you so much for telling our story on "america strong." we've learned from our son, jamie, that even in the most difficult circumstances there's good to be found. >> david: and tonight here, a message from that surfer, chloe. >> i can do anything. follow your dreams, baby. >> david: follow your dreams, baby. thank you, chloe. and thank you, cindy and bob, i'm sure your son is smiling. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. on

about 10 long chloe academy. should i need help quickly? she's worried about her thoughts as you to oh, the to the weight in there for child is just wrong. it's a serious thing. what she's going to be 5, what she's going to be bullied in school because she can only have formula. right? no matter what the mother tried to, she couldn't get her door to see any idea. as things done, little delilah won't cut her appointment until next year. at the earliest. and the reminder of our top story, the ukraine is calling on western allies for more ad defense as after a deadly russian strike of the city of car keys, presidents lensky, once it's part, as to lift advantage, using long range weapons inside russia to stop the attacks and israel's military says it has killed 2 militants attempting to attack it. security forces in separate locations in the officer, 5 westbank. it follows these roads and a 3 day operation inside the post indian territory, which has killed at least 20 feet. and that's it from me and the new seem uh have a wasn't, was updated fo

i'm not quite sure what he's qualified for. >> chloe.'t rule out his father deporting harry if it was found that he had lied on his visa. >> well, i mean, if we have to take him back for that reason, then i guess we have to take him back. but i definitely don't really want those lot back. so long as he's still with meghan. it is very clear to me that meghan is the one who's been taking the lead on trying to tarnish the reputation of the royal family and trying to get fame and fortune out of it. and he just i mean, i'd say he's whipped. she he just does whatever he is told by her, so i think time away from meghan would be good for him. if he comes back with another woman. maybe we'll take him. >> oh, they've got nowhere to live now. of course, either. >> yes, they're homeless here. >> yes, they're homeless here. >> yeah, they're homeless. begging outside buckingham palace for frogmore cottage has been empty. >> yeah, yeah. to the latest royal accounts has been empty for the best part of 12, 13 months when canada said no to them as well. >

getting her daughter to eat as a test of patients for chloe kirby. sure to roll delilah usually splits everything out in time ever since she was born, delilah has avoided eating solid food. she doesn't particularly a, any food like as useful. she the, i need food. i'd say she eats a little bit all these chaise and you know, i mean this is how much is in that ball. so i offer, and that doesn't even get a, an in a dies. chloe's has tried everything as well, other toddlers, her age are long used to eating normally, meals delilah will only drink from the bottle. her mother suspects eating disorder linked to autism, but she's not in your family. doctors haven't been able to help. and chloe's been waiting 6 months for an appointment with a specialist. every single thoughts, thoughts, professional though i say that a lot, you know, i've never come across the case of this. so you not, i don't really know what to do. so then it's not. it was it so they now should be same last question is within a certain amount of time because there's none of them come across

so this here, this is army veteran shane burke and his wife, chloe i went to iraq in 2010. >> i was partthe withdrawal. >> doug peacock came back from vietnam and he wanted to be in the wilderness, coming to yellowstone was like therapy for him when i came home, i did struggle with some ptsd issues definitely being outdoors, getting out there is very therapeutic when did you guys meet? >> how long ago was it? >> eight years ago? yeah we met rock rock-climbing. the offered to show me around to all the local climbing in new england. >> we've always liked outdoors, as long as we've been together shane in chloe married in september of 2022. and soon after shane had an operation for a brain tumor, his recovery put their honeymoon on hold after there's some time. we kind of started getting back into the activities that we loved and felt like you know what, this might be, the time to take that road trip that we've always dreamed of taking out west to go see national parks are a lot of girls. what is your honeymoon climbing? yeah yeah. >> two years after their wedding, the coupled didn't take th

british number three harriet dart is in action later against chloe paquet of france.s correspondent russell fuller ahead of that match, and he told us the omens are good for dart heading into this one. well, the good knees for harriet dart, she is actually played chloe, and she's won three of the four matches. a very good year for harriet dart, she had that win against katie bolter, the second out of wimbledon was basically disappointed though to throw a very promising position in the final set of her third round match there, but she often does, she bounced back well. she generally seems to be full of confidence, she's been coached by her mother because her actual coach doesn't travel and her mum who has quite a tennis history herself is a schoolteacher so she is certainly available for the first week of the us open. there might be a conflict of interest in week number two as the school year begins. captain suzann pettersen says it was an "obvious" choice to select probably taking in a lot of the atmosphere and probably enjoying that. atmosphere and probably en'oying

chef chloe is here, just opened up her new cafe, congratulations, called "chloe's in new york.m our sponsor walmart. $50 or more. chloe, great to have you here. as i mentioned a perfect day for this. we're going to start with a bread salad. what do you love about the bread salad? >> this is an italian summer classic. it's perfect for hot weather. it's quick, easy and fresh. i'm going to show you what comes together in seconds. >> the bread, you can go ahead and start, it doesn't have to be a fresh loaf, right? >> no. we're using fresh vegetables. we have an english cucumber. we actually like to use day old bread and cut night bite-sized pieces. if it's day old and dry it soaks up all the flavors of the olive oil and vinegar. if you don't have day-old bread, you can put it in the oven. chop it into bite-size pieces. you can use any vegetables you have from the farmers market, your summer shopping. i like to cut everything about the same size so it all really comes together. for our greens we have a arugula, kale, mixed greens, whatever you've got. we can toss our vegetables, rig

chloe melas joins us from outside court now with late developments. >> reporter: lester, two of those arrested today, a doctor and the so-called ketamine queen, have made their first appearances here in downtown los angeles at the federal courthouse behind me, making it one step closer for matthew perry's loved ones for closure. >> shut up, shut up, shut up! >> reporter: tonight, federal investigators revealing a web of people motivated by greed, including two doctors who they say took advantage of a vulnerable matthew perry, supplying him with lethal amounts of ketamine, a well-known party drug, but primarily a medication used for anesthesia, and in recent years prescribed as an alternate treatment for depression. >> matthew perry sought treatment for depression and anxiety, and went to a local clinic, where he became addicted to intravenous ketamine. when clinic doctors refused to increase his dosage, he turned to unscrupulous doctors who saw perry as a way to make quick money. >> reporter: among those charged, perry's live-in personal assistant, who investigators say administered t

chloe survived, but ten year old uziyah garcia did not. brett cross was his guardian. i want people to see everything so that you can see this is a this is a nightmare. >> this is. this is something that you can't put into words. >> the release of the body cam videos and documents came after news outlets, including abc, sued under the texas open records act. in terms of the delayed response to the shooting, the city has settled with victims families for $2 million. other lawsuits are ongoing, and the former school police chief now faces criminal charges. andrew. rhiannon. >> derek, thank you. a controversial end last night in nascar, joey logano appeared ready to win when he was hit by austin dillon in the number three car. dillon then clipped another car and crossed the finish line first. both drivers, who were hit complained about dillon's driving. nascar says it is looking into it. >> we'll see what happens. coming up, the alleged plot to steal graceland. the woman who helped save it is speaking out. >> also ahead, roadside rescue the army ranger in the right the ar

chloe petts is just one of them.i there in edinburgh for us and much more coming up in the next hour. we will be telling you more about the violent unrest in various parts of the uk, also looking at the situation in bangladesh where, after weeks of protests, the prime minister has resigned and left the country. what happens next? is also looking ahead to whom kamala harris might pick as her vice president candidate. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. thanks for joining hello. thanks forjoining me. quite a cloudy and humid picture across most of the uk. how about the week ahead? here is the headline. it will be quite changeable with some rain at times but also plenty of sunny spells in the forecast. let's look at the here and now. here is the forecast for later on today is this cold front approaches scotland, western england and wales. here it was earlier on as it moved across northern ireland. you see the cloudy skies, humid airahead northern ireland. you see the cloudy skies, humid air ahead of this weather front

today's news of an energy bill rise isn't going down well with chloe.e. and then your rent, like, it'sjust living. it'sjust too much. we're just fed up with it, aren't we, really? like millions of people who rely on benefits, last winter, chloe and joshua got extra cost of living payments. but there's no extra help planned this winter. where are you going to find the £150 if, like, your wages aren't going up and then like, benefits aren't going up, you're not getting any extra help, like with benefits or anything. how are you supposed to pay for it? gas unit prices are increasing from sp to 6p per kilowatt hour, and electricity is going up from 22p to 24p per unit that you use. more providers are now starting to offer fixed tariffs again, which will give you more certainty but won't necessarily work out cheaper than the standard price cap rate across the year, so make sure you do the maths first. the rise we'll be hit within the last three months of this year is because the price of global gas has fluctuated loads in the last few months, so the amount t

today's news of an energy bill rise isn't going down well with chloe. everything is too expensive.up with it. like millions of people who rely on benefits, last winter chloe and joshua got extra cost of living payments, but there is no extra help planned this winter. where are you going to find the £150 if wages and benefits are not going up, you are not getting extra help, how are you supposed to pay for it? from october a typical bill go up from £149 a year, but if you use more, you will pay more. gas unit prices are increasing from sp to 6p per kilowatt hour and electricity is going up from 22p to 24p per unit you use. more providers are starting to offer fixed tariffs which will give you more certainty, but won't necessarily work out cheaper than the standard price cap rate across the year, so make sure you do the maths first. the rise will be hit within the last three months of this year because the price of global gas has fluctuated loads in the last few months. so the amount your supply has had to pay for energy has gone up and they are passing the cost on to us. we will be

nbc's chloe melas is following this for us and with us is msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos.yone can hear me know. what's the latest we're learning about in this case? >> in about two hours, dr. mark chavez will have his formal arraignment. he is the last of the five that were charged in connection with matthew perry's death to be arraigned. he will enter his guilty plea at a later date. he faces ten years in federal prison. those text messages in the sweeping indictment earlier this month, just damming. i want to point out that dr. chavez, he was already under investigation by the medical board in california, and also by the drug enforcement administration. according to the indictment, dr. chavez actually distributed ketamine to dr. plascencia who has pled not guilty with a fraudulent prescription. and, yes, the text messages between the two of them discussing how much, quote, this moron will pay, referring to matthew perry when it came to the ketamine. hopefully over the next couple of weeks, and especially if dr. plascencia and the alleged ketamine queen, if they go to tri

today's news of an energy bill rise isn't going down well with chloe. everything is too expensive.re just fed up with it. like millions of people who rely on benefits, last winter chloe and joshua got extra cost of living payments, but there is no extra help planned this winter. where are you going to find the £150 if wages and benefits are not going up, you are not getting extra help, how are you supposed to pay for it? from october a typical bill go up from £149 a year, but if you use more, you will pay more. gas unit prices are increasing from sp to 6p per kilowatt hour and electricity is going up from 22p to 24p per unit you use. more providers are starting to offer fixed tariffs which will give you more certainty, but won't necessarily work out cheaper than the standard price cap rate across the year, so make sure you do the maths first. the rise will be hit within the last three months of this year because the price of global gas has fluctuated loads in the last few months. so the amount your supplier has had to pay for energy has gone up and they are passing the cost on to u

today's news of an energy bill rise isn't going down well with chloe.t too much. we're just fed up with it, aren't we, really? like millions of people who rely on benefits, last winter, chloe and joshua got extra cost of living payments. but there's no extra help planned this winter. where are you going to find the £150 if, like, your wages aren't going up and then like, benefits aren't going up, you're not getting any extra help, like with benefits or anything. how are you supposed to pay for it? gas unit prices are increasing from sp to 6p per kilowatt hour, and electricity is going up from 22p to 24p per unit that you use. more providers are now starting to offer fixed tariffs again, which will give you more certainty, but won't necessarily work out cheaper than the standard price cap rate across the year, so make sure you do the maths first. the rise we'll be hit within the last three this year is because the price of global gas has fluctuated in the last few months, so the amount that your supplier has had to pay for energy has gone up, and they're

d the is the man who already has funds galore at the arena. chloe c. o. we me super store seen high spanish will. does things to make it to the very tough in lieu. tell people to do. you have to come to mexico city. yeah. key is on the stand on the corner, us and some sort of here you're simply among the best in here, there's a real competition to be the best. the video, the most ad joan said to be a good opponents and gabrielle going to like ever because the mexico city also has the best coaches because done with my quarters. perfect sort of, it seems they gave up his old life for his career. he hasn't seen his family and a long time. they have meant that, so i've got to get up, have breakfast, go meet lunch and dinner without hearing a loved one. say good morning or good night one single time i look into that kind of loneliness is tough just place you on the i don't know. lonely, even though who likes to be cheered on by crowd of thousands. his is the event in mexico city tonight. for thrilling movements like these is spring say is willing to push off w

chloe, good morning. what more can you tell us? >> craig, good morning. this is an incredibly significant development in this investigation. law enforcement sources telling nbc news that at least one person has been arrested in connection to the investigation into the death of matthew perry. that arrest was made in southern california this morning. and the investigation into perry's death has been on going since last year. now it's unclear who else could potentially be arrested. and what those charges will look like. but we do know it's not uncommon for law enforcement to investigate the people who supplied the drugs, that caused such a high profile death. nbc news had previously reported that investigators were getting close to uncovering how matthew perry got ahold of such large amounts of ketamine before he died in october of 2023. the operation part of a joint investigation with the lapd, dea and u.s. postal inspection service is still unfolding. perry was found unresponsive in a hot tub at his pacific palisades home last october. according to the l.a

that now when cell rehearsal rooms to bands, by the hour, mental load is doing its dress rehearsal. chloe lou net and libby had been playing together for just a few months and are having trouble with the equipment. thank goodness, there's chrissy. she lives around the corner and is a long time member of the project. and she and sophie, our roots, trusted assistance. proceed dials and the sound. everything should feel just like it will let the concert on sunday. i suggest yes, definitely definitely experience a whole mixture of different things because as i mean off i can mark propagation so this is the one so it's kinda cool. christy has been playing music all her life chrissy has been playing music all her life. she barely survived the serious accident when she was 13. her face and body were badly burned. i suppose news, it was kind of my escape from day to day reality because my visible difference. i thought bleeds a lot when i was at school. so music was kind of my go to place to feel better when i'm thinking about and start my to, you know, and i've had that experience a few times. so

chloe was many experts to take the yellow jersey. chloe was many experts to take the yellowjersey.urite. cheered from the as she powered her around rotterdam. a nervous wait to see if cole could go fast enough to stay in yellow. on a short course, the sprinter had an outside chance, but her best wasn't quite enough. nevertheless, the dutch domination is likely to continue. toppling the new leader by three seconds as the race heads for belgium. drew savage, bbc news. team gb�*s olympic athletes have returned home from paris, bringing with them 65 gold, silver and bronze medals. but although the games have only just finished, attention is already turning to the next generation and the competitors who might be winning in los angeles in 2028. our reporter tim muffett has been finding out more. double jab! the olympics might be double “ab! the olympics might be over, double jab! the olympics might be over, but double jab! the olympics might be over. but it — double jab! the olympics might be over, but it north _ double jab! the olympics might be over, but it north paddington - double ja

>> chloe melas for us there in los angeles.f bermuda. 100 miles an hour winds. makes land fall some time saturday morning with 100 miles an hour wind gusts, considerable flooding, rain fall up to 15 inches, so that will cause a problem as it moves off the coast and just south of canada, it will be bring surf and rip currents from florida all the way up to rhode island. those rip currents very dangerous. you cannot swim out of them as that moves away from the shore to get out of that. it is moving at more than 8 feet per second. you have to swim parallel to the shore to get out of those rip currents. guys? >> al, thank you. >>> multiple people have been arrested now in connection to the homicide of general hospital actor johnny wachter. what do you know about his suspects? >> good morning, guys. law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation tell us the four men are connected to a los angeles street gang tied to catalytic converter thefts among other crimes. this morning, new details emerging after los angeles police ar

chloe melas is here with the part of the story, chloe, good morning. >> good morning, we're learning they provided matthew perry with thousands of dollars of in the months leading up to perry's dooet. while the investigation is still ongoing, authorities say they believe they know who's responsible for matthew perry's death. in all, five people have been charged with the ketamine overdose that killed the actor last october, including mark chavez and plasencia. >> these defendants took advantage to profit for themselves. >> reporter: this morning, nbc news learning that chavez's license is still active, the california medical board saying the board is aware of the charges, is investigating the matter, and will take appropriate action. while chavez has agreed to take a plea deal, plasencia pleaded not guilty, the judge agreeing to allow him to keep running his medical practice but he must disclose the charges he's facing. authorities show how they believe the two doctors worked together. in which they say plasencia met with perry's assistant a month before he died instructing him how t

so it's a chloe, that's the cool thing for me was a photo lineup with when i bought this, it could be a name also being done a lot sooner on. okay. so not, but that is the point. there is the same light being if we and i said lane one is uh it looks like the longer and i wanna say michael, is that okay patterson? see i don't go in and i see it on the la federal and i see you. i go to a sec, i'm in the city, i do it a lot of that. they think that's but for us, for guess was that it was, i don't know, but for the uh, i said it was as of the money i'm leaving so far. i mean, so it's on us in the effect of the news, [000:00:00;00] the, the come up in general. okay. and even the come into a meet those when you get the shuttle come, when i ask you to pursue near how you come to the some of them are you to stick to another unit. now, exposure to thousands of these conversations. drone in big dining on that on the, to do a mass complaints on and that's what i never hear. don't get the zip for them from that, isn't it the young in assessing kids i used for them. okay. i got to go to the federa

chloe survived, but ten year old uziyah garcia did not. brett cross was his guardian. >> i want people to see everything so that you can see this is a this is a nightmare. this is. this is something that you can't put into words. >> the release of the body cam videos and documents came after news outlets, including abc, sued under the texas open records act in terms of the delayed response to the shooting, the city has settled with victims families for $2 million. other lawsuits are ongoing, and the former school police chief now faces criminal charges. derek dennis abc news it is one of the dreamy stretches of the california coastline, and now there is a citywide war in the town of carmel by the sea, over street addresses. >> after decades of going without them, a recent city council vote is assigning them to all homes and businesses in the one square mile neighborhood. homes usually have charming nicknames, or they're described by landmarks. but law enforcement and fire officials told residents it's a safety issue during emergencies. the

. >> reporter: chloe melas, nbc news, los angeles. >>> turning to the race for the white house. vice president kamala harris will unveil her economic plan in north carolina today. the democratic nominee expected to build on her first joint appe appearance with president biden since he dropped out of the race. former president trump hammered both biden and harris on the free-wheeling press conference. alice barr is in washington with the details. what we expecting to hear interest the harris campaign today? >> reporter: good morning, frances. we got a little preview from a campaign statement that noted that vice president harris is going to unveil a new proposal aimed at stopping price gouging in the restaurant and food industry. that's part of the broader economic policy we're expected to hear more about this week. and it comes a day after that appearance with president biden, their first joint public appearance since she moved to the top of the ticket. and that's they announced this major agreement set to reduce prices on the ten costliest prescription drugs under medicare. it

chloe, you join us now. so good to see you.ou. >> what compelled you to do an ultramarathon at five months pregnant? >> so i have been on a running journey since becoming a mum . so journey since becoming a mum. so my journey started when i became a mum and i got curious and you know, i signed up for marathons and that quickly turned to this ultra athlete world. and it was very addictive. and i found that my life completely transformed when i took up these races. and i had a race planned for the end of the year, and when i got pregnant, i thought i can do that. why can't i do that? yeah like why pregnancy is not powerless. like, and i know that from my first birth. so i just thought, like, if i can show the world what we're capable of is that your little girl there? >> sorry. >> sorry. >> yeah. on screen. >> yeah. on screen. >> yeah. she's. >> yeah. she's. >> she's so cute. what's her name? so. >> oh, so cute. >> you know, like, she she comes on the runs. you'll see in a minute. but she's trained with me the full time , so i've

today he's come to meet about chloe bitch and me check if i come from the german l pine club that headed up to a neighborhood to inspect a mountain lodge where there was an incident of bed bugs lost here. the color bitch is in charge of noches and hiking trails at the alpine clump to bid on some big light the ocean bed bugs have been with us throughout human history and have become a growing problem recently. i meant to ask for yada for years now. we've had lodge manager is asking us to help them out of desperation and some give us what size of the largest, almost 2000 meters up near the summit at the need of last year's infestation was discovered and dealt with quickly. the thousands of beds and slaves and no checked regularly by detection dogs. sharpie, i did put an end to this as a lodge that was completely enveloped in a time and then fumigated. because these are, that becomes the sole option if you just ignore the problem and the bed bugs are left to just keep on reproducing and couldn't pick it up. the cost back then was between 50 and 70000 euro. this book's done was a huge amount