christopher tapp was charged with murder, but only christopher you. not enough evidence to go after hobbs or anyone else. the vertical carol dodge and surprise. but one look at christopher tapp she knew, she wanted him dead. >> i mean i was finally looking somebody in the eye i felt was the devil who had taken my daughter's life. >> was tapp found guilty and sentenced to life in prison for murder and 20 years for rape. which is when carol dodge's odyssey began. full of danger and surprise and a disturbing discovery. >> one discovery so disturbing, and his mother reached out for help. >> the anger surged through me. >> it still brings up the hair on the back of my neck. >> when dateline continues. teline continues you'll find better bedtime stories. you'll find a better life is in store at miracle-ear, when you experience the exclusive miracle-ear advantage. it starts with our free hearing assessment. plus innovative products that fit your needs and budget. with free service and adjustments for life. we're so confident we can improve your life, we're o

the film well met christopher, another nomination for the germans cinematography prize. oh, i just have the feeling that they want to get to the day. they have a question that haunts them more than men and they want to get to that answer. and there's something that's that doesn't mean the way they are approached instance. and they just feel like being added to them and fighting for that. so right now he's on the island to flight of antonio. his latest film copilot will premier at the berlin international film festival. he and director of sorta better shape preparing it's very atmospheric, but it could be anything the film portrays a love story between 2 students, ashley and say, eat. when i eat suddenly disappears. his family comes after athlete. but the to have sworn to keep their secrets. he's telling me when i've done this site, if i'm on it, i will, i just like him, you know, i know in my to my wife and kim, i'm in the european. he's kind of dancing with the experts. it's kind of they need to rock together very close to my mother's law, but he's been, he, i know capt

now konstantin ball kinds editor and christopher own as cinematographer cafe. now put the spotlight on people fighting for their survival. poor children in the slums of a root like 12 year old zane's. that was the moment when you realize that the fiction that we're doing that the reality is surpassing the fiction that we're doing. and that made everyone realize how important this fictionalized version that we're creating here is and that these topics do need to be talked about children without childhood through see those goods on the streets. everywhere. you'd see families also between lanes and like on the highway, you're just just ignore them. you just treat them like animals or like ghosts that that don't exist, but they're everywhere. non professional lankton were plucked from the streets and much of the film was shot from them. perspective. it was not a the story but the wrong direct and truthful way of telling the story that made the film so exceptional. in 2018 at one the jury prize at the cannes film festival and in 2019 it was nominated for an oscar. i

christopher: fantastic. ambassador hillman, i want to ask you to follow-up, because ambassador chacon mentioned the importance of collaborating on china. president biden reiterated that it is one of the only things that -- single leader statement, but he reiterated his call for china to release canadian hostages. this is an area where the u.s. and canada are aligned. what can the two countries do to better address our differences with china? amb. hillman: that's an excellent question. the first thing i would like to say about the two canadians being arbitrarily detained in china in retribution, frankly, for canada having lived up to its commitments to the united states by -- under our extradition treaty with the united states, we are deeply grateful for the vocal and very specific support we are getting from the u.s. administration, from the very top, as you mentioned, all the way through. and this is something that i have had -- every week i have an engagement with the administration and members of congress

. >> i came on holiday and i met christopher and we headed off. >> christopher wright, a real estatein the same loved building as bianca a's friend. there is a party in the building. bianca was invited. >> in one night, you know? >> yeah. yeah. >> to anyone watching, it was an obvious perfect match. friends in loft members dave and lisa. >> she is quirky, and she brought that playfulness out in chris. >> he's a positive guy before he was ecstatic after. >> so, it was true blind passionate love. that drove bianca to give up everything she had known her whole life back in england and move here to utah to be with chris. for six months after that first moment they laid eyes on each other, they were married. >> it made me feel very safe. >> her protector, and incurable romantic. >> this was a man who cries always for romantic movies. the notebook. >> it didn't take long for bianca to become firmly entrenched in loft living. >> the lofts were full of incredibly crazy people. >> academics, airline pilots, physicians, documentary filmmaker, olympic speedskater, mortgage broker, socialites. >

sami: christopher, 90% of eswatini's imports come from south africa.ountry relies, eswatini, on aid and assistance from countries like the u.s. how do you read the mood right now in regional and international areas toward eswatini? >> when we wrote our report, now eight years ago, we called it swaziland, southern africa's forgotten crisis, for exactly this reason, this has been bubbling for a long time. we were trying to garner international attention on it. because the international capital says this is not high up on the agenda. what's really interesting at the moment is two things, one, this is a situation that's come out of the fact that the money that's been going into eswatini has not been used to deliver the development. citizens are seeing what's going on elsewhere and not feeling the benefits of development in the country. that points to one person, which is the monarchy. the relationship with south africa has always been very complex, for multiple reasons. pudemo has a relationship with the system and aligns in south africa. the former presid

we wait for them again and i show is coca from saddam constantine vault and christopher from germany and lebanon. andrew, by a host thing from bangladesh. ah, has you qu concerns? he wants to make films for his people. we met him in berlin in february, when it was freezing cold. he was visiting friends and taking a break from the stress and so damned thing in times of the to ship. you can never be your true self. so you never know what your identity is. so i feel like for us to, to become really who we are as a people. we need this freedom, we need to face and we need to be able to play. and i feel like our culture is cinema. is that space for us to play, to try to understand who we are and to show it to ourselves. we 1st met how she was cooking in 2016. he was living in the middle of a war zone in the new mountains and south sudan. he participated in the bella non talents program after making the award winning documentary beat of the anti, the film about music identical ways to learn about the war using music within that country, music and culture on daily life and concentrated on p

merlot and christopher are both make such compelling points. it's it's incredible to me to think that this young builder from ireland came and built. what is today the most one of the most recognized elements of architecture in the world and here in modern times the his legacy that we are honoring through this book and through this program is important to the ongoing special relationship that exists today so he would have no idea. i'm sure when he was growing up in in ireland that he would be such a connector between these two countries and that's very important. andrew let's go back to james hoban and pretend that he is going through the north door of the white house today and he's going into that wonderful carving that the scott stonemasons. did above the north door that has survived. would he have any recognition of the house the interiors from what he designed and then a second part of that. engine are the earl of kildare who's became the duke of leinster in linster house was the 18th century home that was believed to be a large part of the

mohammed: christophe, did his resignation come as a complete surprise?re any expectation there might be some last-minute political deal, or was nobody expecting that? >> i highly doubt that a lot of people were actually surprised by this resignation yesterday. at the end of the day, it's just a pure continuation of the episodes that we've been seeing over the past month, really decade or two, of incapacity and unwillingness on behalf of the political establishment. and he is part of that establishment to, really be able to push forward the reforms and revert at some point from the collapse. nine months have elapsed. 266 days to be exact. the status quo has been maintained politically. which is a total impasse. but we've seen the depreciation of the currency, the reserves at the central bank that are essential for any recovery effort being depleted without any purposeful depletion. it's not being used for any particular sake. therefore it's not a surprise a political stalemate continues. if there's one thing people in lebanon and observers and fellow coun

christopher, another nomination for the germans cinematography prize. oh, i just have the feeling that they want to get to the next day. they have a question that haunts them more than men and they want to get to that answer. and there's something that's that doesn't mean the way they are approached instance. and they just feel like being to them and fighting for that right now. he's on the island to flight ventura. his latest film copilot will premier at the berlin international film festival. he and director of sorta better shape preparing it's very atmospheric, but it could be anything. the film portrays a love story between 2 students. ashley and i eat. when i eat suddenly disappears. his family comes off to sleep. but the 2 have sworn to keep their secrets. he's telling me where most of the site, if i have i will. i just like him, you know, i know in my through the, my wife and the 10 mom in the piece. he's kind of dancing with the it's kind of they need to rock together very close to my mother's love, but he's been, he, i capture the sense of clau

all right, christopher, have. so we should explain some of the political background to this story as what the need is a monarchy where the king is above the law and has absolute political power, right? this is the environment, the political environment we're talking about. yes, so this goes back to the, the period in which is 15 year old and swaziland claimed us independence from the united kingdom. it was a protect it. and when that independence came, and king bruiser whose between his father there was a process of kind of nation building the involved a kind of strong cultural element of separating aside what is kind of typically is with teeny versus south africa and creating that divide of trying to politician against what was then apartheid south africa in creating this very distinct and separate country. and so the king's authority are the absolute monarch has been partly built upon this building of a culture and a cultural identity for the country and his place within it. right. so there has been some form of

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this protest, right, christopher 90 percent of 14, these imports come from south africa, 70 percent of his exports go to the republic. the country relies us. what he knew relies on a then assistance from countries like the united states. how do you read the, the mood right now in regional and international castles toward the 14 me meeting is very important question. and when we wrote our report now a years ago we called it was a land southern african forgotten crisis for exactly this reason that this has been bubbling along for a long time. and we were trying to gone at some international attention on it. because for exactly to point out the international capital, this is not high up on the agenda and it was really interesting at the moment. 2 things, one as i'm in jeezy has said, you know, there's, there's a situation that has come out of the fact that the money that has been going into is retaining, has not been used to deliver development and citizens in the country. seeing what's going on elsewhere. and then not feeling the benefits of development in the country and the point to on

with christopher eagle bear. in kansas, hundreds of workers at the frito-lay factory in topeka have been on strike for two weeks to demand fair pay and humane working conditions. workers say they are forced to work 12-hour days, including over the weekend, and many have not received a pay raise in years. in the summer, workers endure triple digits temperatures without air conditioning. multiple workers have reportedly died on the job of a heart attack. senator bernie sanders voiced support for the strikers over the weekend, noting frito-lay made over $4.2 billion in sales last year. and the civil rights pioneer gloria richardson passed -- died over the weekend at the age of 99. richardson was co-founder of the cambridge nonviolent action committee in maryland, which fought to desegregate public institutions like schools and hospitals. richardson also spent much of her life fighting for economic justice. richardson described herself as "a radical, a revolutionary," and was one of the few women leading protests dur

now konstantin balkans, editor and christopher own as cinematography cafe. now put the spotlight on people fighting for their survival. poor children in the slums that they wrote. like 12 year old zane. that was the moment when you realize that the fiction that we're doing that the reality of surpassing the fiction that we're doing and that made everyone realize how important this fictionalized version that we're creating here is and that these topics do need to be talked about children without childhood to see those goods on the streets everywhere you'd see families also between lanes and on the highway. you're just just ignore them. you just treat them like animals or like ghosts that that don't exist, but they're everywhere. a non professional actors were plucked from the streets and much of the film was shot from them. perspective. it was not much of the story, but the ra, direct and truthful way of telling the story that made the film so exceptional. in 2018 at one the jury prize at the cannes film festival and in 2019 it was nominated for an oscar. it'

christopher: yes, ma'am? rep. demings: proceed. christopher: i thought she was drunk to jump in. the area of surveillance is an area that we have been monitoring for a decade. we have a number of findings and recommendations on how we think dhs' role in the surveillance space could be strengthened or improved. rep. miller-meeks: per year report, -- your report, do you think bio surveillance should be moved to another agency, or do we need to reconsider what our expectations are? christopher: one challenge is there are so many difficult surveillance efforts across the agency. dhs, cdc, dod has surveillance efforts. i don't think these have been well integrated. dhs' role in the surveillance space has not been made clear or as well integrated. for example, dhs has struggled getting data and metrics it needs from cdc and local and state public health departments to provide surveillance information to the communities to provide a benefit. rep. miller-meeks: perhaps we need to help with the definition of those and with information sharing across agencies. i think my time is probably u

christopher: absolutely. it always is. pricing power is what a lot of fundamental investors like us look for. it is nice to have a mark on those markets. it is a must have in an inflationary environment. lisa: how do you read the bond market reaction to yesterday's cpi friend even though a lot of people were saying we are in a new regime of three-month inflation that is the highest going back for decades versus it is just transitory? christopher: it is a puzzle. i don't understand it myself. this is more than transitory. so far, the market is bleeding. chairman powell has a difficult job. he has to walk the line between retaining his credibility and helping to keep inflation expectations anchored because inflation expectations are very important here. once the toothpaste gets out of the bottle, it is difficult to put back. lisa: how do you use the bond market reaction in terms of your stock picks? can you continue with a reflation trade of the bond market is not buying it? christopher: we look at the bond market as a sourc

his new half-hour, "carmen christopher: street special" is streaming now on peacock.not pee and poo. i'm excited to say that i got through most of my goals this year except for my summer reading list, which was the bible, "a bridge to terabithia" and the "from dusk till dawn" dvd case >> can you do that somewhere else >> yeah. sorry. just trying to bring joy to new york >> seth: please welcome to the show, carmen christopher, everybody. ♪ [ applause ] >> s >> thanks for having me, seth. >> seth: so, carmen, i'm thrilled to have you here, but you have, in fact, been here before you are friendly with a bunch of the writers on the show and you have done bits on this show. here is one -- do you remember what you were doing in this sketch >> yes this is a character, his name is lil bobo and he pranks dogs. >> seth: yeah. >> this is -- i think this was written by conner o'malley and possibly seth and ben, too >> seth: yeah, yeah. the great conner o'malley has -- you guys have collaborated before and this is one of your finest pieces of work >> i think so. you guys let me ha

host: senator john kennedy in a conversation with fbi director christopher wray at the end of last month. today at the white house president biden is set to meet with law enforcement officials with elected leaders to talk about this issue of gun violence in this country and talk about strategies to reduce it. we are having the conversation, asking you what you would tell the president if you were in that meeting. john in pennsylvania, a gun owner, what would you say? caller: i would say you basically have to look at the areas where these democrats are running these cities and the states. i'm here in pennsylvania about 30 miles from philadelphia, and we have zero gun crime. i have to drive maybe an hour and it's a wild west showdown there. you talk about defunding the police, they want to take guns off of police on my down in philadelphia you can even not pepper spray or teargas them, it's ridiculous. you let these democrats run these cities and all you get is gun violence. there is no reason for you to be passing new gun laws when you should be getting these illegal guns out of these peo

the film will net christopher, another nomination for the german cinematography prize. and i just have the feeling that they want to get to the next day. they have a question that haunts them more than men and they want to get to that answer. and there's something that's that doesn't mean the way they are approached instance. and they just feel like being to them and fighting for that right now. he's on the island to flight of antonio. his latest film copilot will premier at the berlin international film festival. he and director and sorta better shape preparing. it's very atmospheric, but it could be anything. the film portrays a love story between 2 students. ashley and i eat. once i eat suddenly disappears, his family comes off to sleep, but the 2 have sworn to keep their secrets. he's telling me when the best thing is for the site, i will, i just like him. you know, i know in my, through the, my wife and the 10 mom in the piece, he is kind of dancing with the axis. it's kind of they need to rock together very close to my mother's no, but kennedy's been i, i don't ca

my my name is christopher hammerton, iam my name is christopher hammerton, i am a associate professorand is an ideal testbed to create different drones for mars because they are wonderful characteristics of the environment are actually very similar to what we would expect on mars. this has been a really exciting year for mars exploration. the drone ingenuity has demonstrated flight on mars for the very first time, being able to operate in a very thin atmosphere, about 1% of what the earth �*s atmosphere is. but it was ultimately limited in terms of the instruments are carried, basically cameras. the next generation of mars drones will be able to have a range of other capabilities. small drones offer a lot of advantages, they are lightweight, they do very well in relatively high when and they can be used and carried to rather extreme environments. —— high winds. if something catatonic happens with them, the cost aren't prohibitive. it lets you test things in ways you wouldn't necessarily be able to do with a larger system. i think that is about the fastest spot right there. some people

talk about christopher.military to serve our country? >> christopher was a great son. you couldn't ask for a better person to be your son. we were always so proud of his accomplishments and all he had done. to answer the question about that, when the twin towers fell, still in school and all that. joining the military and help defend the nation, we said you can't drop out of school but when you are done with school, and he did go to college and in that program he was in, he said i am going to do something to help defend the nation and he did. he became an army sniper and he went to serve the country. he was killed in action on september 9th, 2011, in afghanistan. he was laid to rest in arlington national cemetery and that, to us, is a greek sacred hallowed ground that serves as a reminder that freedom is not free and that is the message that comes through to me on this july 4th holiday. carley: freedom is not free and that is the message on the fourth of july and what we should be remembering as we have fun

that was christopher hamilton and that is it from us for the moment.full—length version that is it for the shortcut version. the full—length version is that is it for the shortcut version. the full—length version is on that is it for the shortcut version. the full—length version is on iplayer that is it for the shortcut version. the full—length version is on iplayer and that is it for the shortcut version. the full—length version is on iplayer and we are waiting for you on social media. we are on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. didn't get it. hold on. come on. igot it! i don't got it. no, no, no! just leave me alone, that was a disaster! didn't go the way i planned. a couple of decades ago, disney conjured a blockbuster film franchise out of a theme park ride in the form of pirates of the caribbean, spawning a string of witless, turgid stinkers

that was christopher hamilton. how spectacular was that?his week's click. the full—length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer and we are waiting for you on social media — on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello, welcome to sportsday. after another special saturday for team gb at the olympics. i'm austin halewood, here's what's coming up in the programme. the fastest woman in the world. elaine thompson herah succesfully defends her olympic title with one of the quickest times in history. but it's heartbreak for dina asher smith, who failed to make the final and then pulled out of the 200 meters. this is for the start, we'll let it go. we'll let the start go and let me cry! but it was still a golden saturday, with team gb winning the first triathlon mixed relay. and even more swimming success, as the brits enjoy their best performance in the pool for over a century. also coming up in the programme, away from the olympics... and it's all square... south africa beat

that was christopher hamilton. how spectacular was that?f this week's click. the full—length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer and we are waiting for you on social media — on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello, there. storm evert yesterday brought some damage and disruption across southern parts of the country. it brought almost autumnal weather rather than mid—summer weather to our shores. this weekend, though, it's looking a bit better. it's going to be a little bit quieter. we'll have sunshine and showers in the forecast, but it will remain on the cool side for the time of year. that's because we've got northerly winds running down across the uk. that area of low is what was storm evert. we've got showers in the forecast, mainly across england and wales through the day. some showers also across eastern scotland, north—east england. this will tend to turn heavier into the afternoon, but it's part of wales, the midlands, southern england which will see the

now konstantin ball kinds editor and christopher own as cinematographer. cafe. no puts the spotlight on people fighting for their survival. poor children in the slums of a root like 12 year old zane's. that was the moment when you realized that the fiction that we're doing that the reality is surpassing the fiction that we're doing. and that made everyone realize how important this fictionalized version that we're creating here is and that these topics do need to be talked about children without childhood. you'd see those good on the streets everywhere. you'd see families also between lanes and on the highway. you're just just ignore them. you just treat them like animals or like ghosts that, that don't exist, but they're everywhere. a non professional actors were clamped from the streets and much of the film was shot from them. perspective. it was not so much the story, but the wrong direct and truthful way of telling the story that made the film so exceptional. in 2018 at one the jury prize at the cannes film festival and in 2019 it was nominated for an oscar.

phillip halloway congresswoman maria salazar in the top public safety officer for texas lieutenant christopher olivera. wewe also have this a surprising admission from president biden about jobless benefits not really working so well. also senate minority leader mitch mcconnell playing hardball saying republicans in the senate will not vote to raise the debt ceiling because of the democrats massive spending telling democrats to have to go to loan. that could rock the markets plus more cities and counties now moving on masks -- mask mandates and 46 states look to get rid of their governors of the pandemic emergency powers in an escalating war of words between dr. fauci and senator rand paul is getting worse that they will show you even more rare video surfacing that appears to back up senator rand paul. is dr. fauci playing with fire on this research questioning who tis doing oversight of china using u.s. tax money and technology to do legal lethal work on viruses and also president biden claims democrats are not for defunding police. we have the evidence that shows otherwise in the administrat

se olvidaron de lo que pasó y están en solidaridad con las víctimas y sobrevivientes, invito a christopherscalía de santa clara, gracias por acompañarnos, quisiera preguntar qué recurso brindaron a las víctimas hasta hoy? >>> si necesitas hablar, consejeros asistencia económica, podemos ayudarte porque el trama del evento ocurrió después de mucho tiempo y si necesitar ayuda estamos para ayudarte, en el (nombre en inglès) >>> hablamos de ayuda en español si las víctimas necesitan ayuda psicológica y monetaria >>> servicios bilingües español e inglés también clases de apoyo, a grupos de apoyo en español, cada semana si necesitas ayuda, si tiene familia que necesita ayuda, llámanos, venga a nuestro lugar >>> en la fiscalía en santa clara es importante liberar y participar en una comunidad como esta >>> necesitamos recordar que paso con las víctimas que sobrevivieron de esto, queremos ofrecer apoyo y cariño a la gente que necesita >>> gracias christopher por lo que realizas y darnos un momento >>> ustedes! >>> la invención amo que parte de los eventos, hay una reunión virtual donde hablaron ab

tom: we are not having a normal christopher grisanti interview. to bring it back to something you have been expert on and profited on, that is apple computer. i believe apple has manufacturing facilities in china. i believe apple has a lot of revenue coming from china. is your confidence in apple shares affected by what china does with chinese stocks? chris: how can they not be? even greater, we are not super positive on apple, as opposed to other alternatives in the technology space, simply because at the end of the day, most of its profits still come from iphones. i love apple. i love tim cook. it is just an extensive stock at over 30 times earnings. when i can get a faster growing non-hardware stock like facebook , selling in the low 20's times earnings, i just think there's other, better ways to play tech growth than apple at this current time. tom: we will leave it there. thank you so much. overlaying on this is the land of richard haass and international relations. the german defense minister right now rejecting chinese claims in the south c

i'll say it to christopher right to his face.ften drives natural allies away. i have seen overreach in some arguments in my opinion. a lot of people might not like me saying that. i've seen some overreach on both sides. that's not what-aboutism, it's the truth. and that's why i want us to keep this conversation going and work through it. christopher, you can be against critical race theory being taught in school and still believe that we've had slavery -- have black americans been oppressed one way or another for 400 years? that we have a long way to go, that we are a nation that had slavery as its original sin. are those two thoughts not -- can they not exist side by side? do you not believe that america has the sin of racism and has for 400 years and we need to keep working to get past that? >> of course, yeah. i think you would be hard-pressed to find anyone in the country who doesn't believe that. i think that's obvious, but again, that's just the premise of critical race theory. the premise is that we should abandon free spe

christopher, to meet you today. big picture for a moment.ad of its time. it portrayed a blended family, right. the product of divorce and effect coming together happily which is far more normal and accepted now than it was then. and i wonder when you look back at that, did that have some importance to the message. >> first of all, good morning and thank you for having me. interestingly, i never really thought of it as ahead of its time but perhaps actually out of sync with its time in that it was more of a throwback family sitcom portraying families of the late '50s and early '60s and i know we're only talking about the late -- the late '60s when we were doing the show, nonetheless there has been a lot of innocence lost in the '60s. and but the fact is that we were a blended family. we were at the same time as yours mine, and ours, the two were creatively invented separately. one didn't be get the other. so there was interest turning to the idea that there were divorced individuals with children of their own living under one household. so in

you can hang your clothes in me. [ normal voice ] christopher walk-in closet. i'm not doing that.lax, mom. you're working for grandpa. it's not even a real job. it's like that summer when i worked for dad. he was just trying to make me feel good about myself. he didn't really need my help. that's not true. i needed your help distributing all those fliers. and i did. wink, wink.

that was christopher hamilton and that is it from us for the moment.on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. well, friday brought quite a nasty spell of weather to some south—western and southern areas of the uk. gale force winds around coasts briefly. they were very, very strong indeed, brought by storm evert. you can see on the satellite picture here thunderstorms and heavy showers inland, generally a really changeable day, but the weather has now shifted into the southern north sea. it's approaching parts of germany and denmark. behind it, you can see from the motion of the arrows, it's a fairly cool north—northwesterly, so it's going to be a fairly cool day for most of us. really quite nippy, in fact, in the very far north of the country. sunny spells and showers expected. so let's have a look at the early morning hours. that northerly wind blowing across scotland and along the north sea coast. showers there right from the word go, but i think showers are possible almost anywhere early

but first, newshour weekend's christopher booker has today's news. >> reporter: officials in miami- dadenty said today they will begin to demolish the remainder of the collapsed condominium building in surfside, florida, as soon as tomorrow. the damaged structure is a danger to fire and rescue crews who are still searching and sifting through the rubble. no survivors have been found since the first hours after the building collapsed ten days ago. >> and so, if the building is taken down, this will protect our search and rescue teams because we don't know when it could fall over. and, of course, with these gusts, potentially, that would create a real severe hazard. >> reporter: miami-dade county's mayor said two more bodies were found today, bringing the death toll to 24, with 124 people still missing. florida officials are also keeping an eye on what is now tropical storm elsa, which made landfall as a hurricane on the islands of barbados and st. vincent earlier today. >> this morning, i signed a local state of emergency for hurricane elsa. and out of an abundance of caution, we are ensu

that was christopher hamilton and that is it from us for the moment. youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. for most of us it has been a better start to the day. we have lost the gusty winds and we have some sunshine coming through. there are still some showers around and if you do get caught in them, as the winds are lighter, they could be slow moving so outdoor walkers, you have to be prepared for a little bit of everything as we go through the day. storm evert, which brought the heavy rain and the wind has moved off into the near continent but it has allowed a northerly flow to kick in across scotland and northern ireland so a different feel to your weather, particularly in comparison to where you were a week ago. and there is a lot of cloud across the country. a few showers in eastern scotland and some in central and souther england. the best in the breaks in lincolnshire and east anglia. some showers could be heavy, possibly with the odd rumble of thunder and because of light winds, the

christopher rodriguez. the request sought national guard support for traffic control and crowd management for planned demonstrations in the district from january 5 through january 6, 2021. after conducting mission analysis to support the district's request, i sent a letter to ryan mccarthy requesting his approval. i received that approval in a letter dated january 5, granting support to the metropolitan police department with 320 guardsmen personnel to include a 40 personnel quick reaction force. the district of columbia national guard provided support to the metropolitan police department, the united states park police, the united states secret service, and other federal and district law enforcement agencies in response to planned rallies, marches, protests, and other large-scale first amendment activity on a routine basis. a standard component of such support is the standup of an off-site, quick reaction force, an element of guardsmen held in reserve with civil disturbance response equipment. helmets, shi