there are coroners in every county in the united states. for what you're saying to be true all of these coroners from across the country have to be sitting in a room conspiring to falsify death certificates. is that really what you're saying? >> i'm saying that it's being recorded by doctors on both sides this is not as bad it's being reported to be. i'm suggesting that a lot of people are dying from different things -- i told you have i have firsthand experience of someone sending in a test log without it even touching it with a rubber glove and it coming back they tested positive. i have friends that have been in line to get the covid test and it took so long they left, and because they left it was reported they had covid when in fact they didn't. >> that's fascinating and i wish you would stay on the line with us after this interview to give us their contact information so we could have them on cnn, and if not cnn fox news or reuters or any other news organization because that deserves to be exposed. i have another question for you. if a

street or the beach or to places where the lines between social classes almost completely dissolve the coroner has led to

the coroner today said she was entirely satisfied she had acted to take her own life.he presenter was facing trial, accused of assaulting her boyfriend, lewis burton. she pleaded not guilty in court in december, the day before it emerged she tried to take her life. the inquest heard, since her arrest and up until she died, she was distressed, devastated and hounded by sections of the media. her last months were spent in hiding. in her conclusion, the coroner, mary hassell, said that for some it seems caroline flack had a charmed life, but the more famous she got, the more mentally distressed she became. she said her trauma was played out in the national press and that was incredibly distressing for her. enter the flack... the former love island host was initially going to be cautioned by the crown prosecution service but the police appealed the cps decision and she was charged with assault. in a statement, the cps said... caroline flack‘s mother told the inquest her daughter had been seriously let down by the authorities. she said she knows nothing will bring her back

joy int that you have the coronation or a great bitterness.here is only a slight relationship in november. backparty could often come together awfully quickly. the democrats in 1968 when humphrey was the candidate, the war was a really abrasive thing. the republicans have done the same. the atmosphere of the convention is going to decide november anymore than the atmosphere of january decided the convention. scanlon inhard washington. with me has been stephen hess of the brookings and touche. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

a number of cases, public inquiries have been held or coroners have had inquiries, and that comes towas responsible either unlawfully for killing that person or neglected to protect them. and yet, despite all of that, nobody has ever been convicted of a murder or manslaughter since records began in relation to a death in custody. and should they have been? in my experience, tara, juries are loath to convict an officer. seemingly, the evidence threshold has to be even higher than it would be for a normal civilian. and that shouldn't be the case, but that seems to be what's happening. i don't trust you, mate, you've got a uniform on. very, very small numbers of individuals who come into our custody suites end dying. and there's a whole range of factors that can come to play. people often present with illness. people often have illness episodes whi;st in custody. sometimes force has to be used to ensure that families, understandably, ithink, want to be able to identify an individual who's responsible for the death of their loved one. but very often, as we've seen through the various cas

the fact that you have joy in the coronation atmosphere on the one hand, or great bitterness and strifee other there is , only a slight relationship in november. often come party can together back quickly. when humphrey was the candidate the war was a really abrasive , thing. and yet they came back in october almost to win. the republicans have done the same. i don't think we can automatically predicate. the atmosphere of the convention is going to decide november anymore than the atmosphere of january decided the convention. this is richard scammon in washington. with me has been stephen hess of the brookings institution. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ mr. carter: my name is jimmy carter, and i am running for president. [applause] tonight, tonight i have some good news for you. we will have a democrat in the

what president alexander lukashenko said on wednesday at a security council meeting the so-called coronation council for the transfer of power was established by the opposition leader. is currently in a self exile in lithuania only and the group of course denies any wrongdoing. are now going to go live to international affairs commentator markup cassock for more on this the belorussian prosecutors are accusing the council of plotting an illegal seizure of power the opposition of course denies that where do you see this case leading. well it depends on the way that the events in bellew's develop generally i mean if. the coup or whatever one call it really lucian is successful then these would be the new leaders that it's unsuccessful they could find themselves are facing the role of the system. against them so it really does depend only bends let's look at what let me actually represent as a coordination council i mean what are they actually coordinating are they coordinating the events themselves in bedrooms or they could coordinating the distribution of $53000000.00 euros or the e.u. funds

travel a lot but the city state is turning making it difficult returning holiday makers face 14 days of coron teen in a hotel and mandatory coronavirus tests all at their own expense and their social pressure to stay at home. i mean you can however like you know. if i so id advice you not to do so if you still want to do it might not be you know good a good view for the boss that. after a long period of the aunts are happy to be spending some time on the small island resort of just off the coast. the palm trees and sunshine helped overcome their wanderlust and there's another motivating factor not to travel anyone who ignores the travel warning and comes home with covered 19 has to pay for their own health care costs to put a choice. in your hand so if you think it's safe. to bet you you get the virus and i think. it's a choice you made as a consequence you had a bit of. the indoor waterfall in singapore's international airport is the world's largest but there aren't many foreign tourists around to admire it they're not allowed in right now more than $1000000.00 came last year for the tourism

and officer hands over the death certificate since the coroner hasn't turned up the officer says people are just dying in their cars they're also dying on the street and at home hospitals are at breaking point and it's becoming harder to access treatment therapy even while searching for help people often go from one hospital to the other some of them die in their cars our department records deaths that occur in private vehicles and on public transportation but a lot of this if you go bolivia's currently in the community transmission phase santa cruz la paz and cochabamba are the worst affected regions the average age of death is about 75 with more men dying than women. rebecca's father died in his home because no hospital in alto would admit him. well we can do is bury him that's all we can do my father is no longer with me. these stories of being shuttled from hospital to hospital are repeated every day during the pandemic and there's no end in sight cemeteries are almost full and funeral parlors have run out of coffins. this man complains that he had to say goodbye to a family member

street or the beach or to places where the lines between social classes almost completely dissolve the coroner has led to everyone keeping to themselves and a part of the mixture that's part of rio has gone missing. to their work the extreme economic inequality is why the quarantine hasn't really been effective in rio while rio's numerous cultural sites remain empty concert halls bars cinemas and theatres are still closed the narrow streets of the city's old quarter are filling up again with people who have to work because the government's emergency carona funds aren't enough. and that also goes for people like holly and the heat their circus acrobats and since the coronavirus they've made intersections there big time a red traffic light rather than the opening of a curtain marks the start of their act while traffic is stopped they show off a bit of what they can do and hope for some spare change before the audience drives off again. but when i see the cars i imagine that there are a whole bunch of seats and i perform my show i smile at the audience even if i can't see their faces although i'm

it's a coroner project obviously it would have never happened if it wasn't for the situation . it's the impossible orchestra because in the normal situation if i had to call them up they would say that sounds great but i have this concert and that concert and we can plan it for 2024 and so on that would have not been possible without a doubt but suddenly everyone was free. we're all wrong. i don't want to see home made. it had to look professional as if we could go to a concert hall or an opera stage. 2 the impossible august aims to raise awareness and trace funds to help from the chanst in mexico to help women and children in many aspects. had to be a mexican piece for this project course piece that people would recognize in my country and that people around the world could be fascinated immediately by it it all as much as the author set up though as i said. there are a lot of spare to the market as well because it's an amazing piece of music that moves people. so much and i have probably and that's probably the 2nd that at the most in my career so it's been my friend since i

i eddie micah jr you're welcome to the program as the coroner virus pandemic rages on over 1000 about scenes are being tested on people all around the world by dee's protest in johannesburg south africa i'm not having it they are concerned about the possible obvious effects to people. continue in the country however are committed to helping find a vaccine are possible. we are not guinea pigs save these demonstrators in johannesburg they're protesting covert 19 vaccine tests . around the world the search for a vaccine is on but here many people are skeptical globe the games oh. thank you even if people are going to call him behave to be him. it's not over by least you know what both of. bonding co seeds amanda has volunteered for the study. doctors explained that the vaccine proved harmless in animal tests but there is always an element of risk. for total of 2000 people to be testing the vaccine which was developed in england so monday is getting a 15 year old expense allowance but the money is not why he's here. when so many people all over the world have died that's why i'm taking pa

greatest taboos calling for reforms to the monarchy current laws punish insulting the king here at his coronation last year with long prison sentences protesters want a frank discussion of the monarchy's role in thailand. that now they know what we're now living in a world where young people are more eager to learn and have access to more information outside of classrooms it has widened up our world we are learning new political theories and other options this is why we are all out here today. but others remain fiercely loyal to the monarchy and its traditions these people held a counter demonstration for many thais the monarchy goes to the heart of their identity they say the protesters are misguided all the money people that love the thai people the long time. everything. to want to keep. the protesters and their detractors a conflict over the soul of thailand. india reached another grim milestone in its fight against a corona virus as the number of deaths fast 50000 nearly 1000 of those fatalities y. and 24 hour period alone but the government said over the weekend that the country had one of

and officer hands over that death certificate since the coroner hasn't turned up the officer says people aren't just dying in their cars they're also dying on the street and at home hospitals are at breaking point and it's becoming harder to access treatment threat even even while searching for help people.

of hold it 19 it's very very unlikely that they will be a public celebration this year ok so no coronation this time you've been watching byron a by. all season and certainly. as well can p.s.g. stop the streaking byron club. i mean i mean i might as well add to that by an 8th unbeaten in their last 29 games in all competitions but of course if there is one team that can beat them it is p s g it's really difficult to tell how this game will play out because there is no me a favorite you have 2 very strong teams going at it offensive p.p.s. with the likes of neymar and bought and paid can match up with the likes of nevan dosti and sewage cannot breathe and then of course you also have the battle of the german coaches you have thomas took up against. both of them a tactic of masterminds and really interesting to see who plays out too but i think at the end of the day this is it comes down it's $5050.00 ok i'm going to put you on the spot we only have 10 seconds one word who's the winner tonight. i said 5050 i'm going to stick with 50 gave munich a labor talk you know sports being very noncom

who are out and she asked the people to give her a 2nd chance to rebuild the country again after coronal of what he did then he took office and to do it again. he said best to do it ok so having a president who's not a politician you see that as a 7 point one message to say is this convention does your party have full black voters like those in konoha who live in daily fear of being hire a story killed by white police offices. the that has gotten us a little bit outraged it's also what help them to tell us right no not cross on that but especially a constant all minnesota they are not states we have a big problem this rests on long apologies all over all so it was it was a big tragedy and mistake no question about that but you must see most african-americans die by african-americans eric and in chicago a lot of america let me let me just let me just interrupt you or your speech there because that does not really answering like my question right my question was what does your party what does your party convention what is that message what is that message to black voters who live daily fac

want to exercise their right to wode looks different from many in this year's election due to the coronal 5. 1000000 of us a professor at crimson pac university of connecticut and he has been teaching constitutional and criminal for decades i'd rather vote in person i'm used to doing that i've been doing it for 50 years but because of the pandemic i just don't want to go into a polling place where people are standing in line where i'm dealing with people who could be in fact where i have to cut your voting machines other people may have touched so i'm very much in favor of the absentee voting this year at least. the academic has a very different take from the republican president trump has been sowing doubt about the reliability of this year's election results from the beginning of his tenure. the biggest risk that we have is mail in ballots because with the mail in ballots called universal mail in ballots it's much it it is a much easier thing for a foreign power it's much easier for them to forge ballots and send a man it's much easier for them to cheat. the president's statements raise

problems ok so i believe our true duty artist is to saw fabolous point a gun i recorded its 1st case of coroner vireos hilts and wanted to help in the fights using his paintings to create awareness of his latest. hope in the patient hilton cops to draw attention to the dedication of health where case under mobilize support for them a major pandemic. watching t.v.'s and what we're coming to then let me. create an artwork to celebrate this health workers who are giving not just best. did you could i love i used to do to save you money if you are able to appreciate them to recognize the need to give them more raw that's joy to continue to do what you're doing. today hilton is visiting one of canada's good 1000 treatment centers in a cramped to learn about the plight of health which is here ghana has one of the highest numbers of infections in africa this facility takes care of over 1000 patients white a critical condition to go back to health workers here complain of lack of fight equates as not protective equipment disabled or work and conditions have exposed many of them to the virus. and day in

figures for the 2nd quarter have been dismal across europe heavily struggling with the impact of the coronal irish coronavirus pandemic the economy in germany for example shrank by 10 percent france by 14 and spain by more than 80 but no contraction was as bad as the one in britain where the economy tanked by 20.4 percent in recent months. barra's johnson visited a building site this week a trip and of boosting confidence in his country's flagging construction sector. but there's no plastering over the cracks of the u.k.'s battered economy. figures released on monday showed that british g.d.p. collapsed by a massive 20.4 percent between the 1st and 2nd quarters of 2020. that is the worst of europe's major economies a substantially more damaging drop than that suffered by germany and countries like italy france and spain. those figures are from the time when britain was in a very strict phase of lock down. the economy has since reopened and there have been signs of a modest recovery the hope johnson is clinging to. obviously we don't want to see is a return to economic vitality and health and

got mad at us so something in this encounter we have to stop was it's what a coroner virus deaf or my cast face must fight so well keeping the inmates safe from the pandemic. but for michael what goes far beyond the crew in a virus. before going to kill my cusa train tell. he's now on the mission to fossil his keep sticking me. i always exalt i was never put in because most of our you know was there when i lived this prison. it was it is the. committee did it come by because. you're not going to do to do. mike is a retreat in leeds into the prisons. 44 year old. he has been in prison for 6 years for attempted murder. gabriele is hoping to be a great turn off when he's released in 4 years' time. well choral music having missed an opportunity and so now what i would do for yeah i really struggle for do something for. the moral more least. they were brought in which would let me know if i made it michael ross his own small tailoring workshop in the company tell you. his story is plant hope for many in cameroon. 19 has gone racing against time as global sporting events were 10 athletes ar

control the outbreaks here pretty well i think is as maybe some viewers know but what happened in the coroner say in hotels in victoria was that private security firms we used to look after people in nice hotels standards were maintained and from there not jane went out into the community been sprayed into some public housing estates in northern melbourne which are a little bit more prevalent you know those parts of. a strike is 2nd biggest city and and then there was a big problem with family gatherings as well so those 3 factors saying to play a particular role in victoria which didn't happen in other states now jordan premia daniel landry says people have been going to work too much over the last couple of weeks when they should have known better when they were a lot of feeling slightly on well or they're wearing close contact with someone with corona bars so a little bit of now shifting of personal blame onto paper as well ok now this is of course a 2nd lockdown stride it was in an initial lockdown when most of the rest of the world also was now this is an even more all tightening of the

they came from all over germany to express their anger at the government's measures to tackle the coroner virus pandemic for many the measures go too far because they believe there is no will then share. doesn't really show somalia i don't believe that as a pandemic i do seeing the disease exists but i do not think it's a pandemic that the low there fit with the un for according to the new definition of pandemic it is indeed a pandemic but while it has yet to spread from then on it has nothing to do with the danger posed failing to too many among the crowd refute any affiliation to defy our rights but a protests are supported by both conspiracy theories and rightly next term is something easily visible given the number of nationally splog chance and slogans. last. yes there are some german imperio flags but they're not forbidden this is just like the confederate flag in the us which isn't forbidden either even though it is no from the town and well this is a discussion doesn't the sicily have to take place now. with the big. meanwhile hundreds of counter protesters gathered in other parts

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for that anything about this situation that has happened after their actions at the same time the coronationcouncil of the bill russian opposition as well as you you say that in the next up coming hopefully free and fair elections anyone can take part so does that mean mr lucas shanker to. its own up to him we are 3 country so are i mean any person would be able to lead to supinate in this elections. do you expect the european union are you satisfied 1st or are you satisfied with the support that the european union and germany including have given to to the below russian people and to you for surely he'll create support from or all the countries and though this of many countries. contacted me and showed their support for our people are there in spite of our people. bill russian people. you know it's up to ever country up to ever contract and i had to say that we are. we appreciate any help they can show by that it's up to them how they can do this thank you very much disputing german assertions that mr in the valley was poisoned insisting that his grave consistent with his grave condition co

the coroner soon confirmed it, after two and a half years here was the body of gavin smith. >> the clothingeen wrapped in his own blanket that he had in the trunk of his car. >> the coroner also found the cause of death and it was grim. blunt craniofacial trauma, that is, multiple blows to his face. he was beaten to death. >> it was repeated hitting in order to do that much damage, very violent. >> there were also fractures to the right forearm, possibly defensive wounds. gavin had tried to fight, but clearly, he was no match for his killer. whoever did this was strong, very strong. >> powerhouse gym was very gossipy so if you told the wrong person something your secret would be all over the gym. lauren just 18 years old back then asked us not to use her last name. not after she found herself in the middle of a homicide investigation. when police came across her while doing surveillance on john creech. lauren used to work at the pro shop of the power house gym in chatsworth, california. that's where she first met creech. >> he was beautiful. he was tall and he was muscular and a lot of wome

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the way camping here has caught up to the coronal were on holiday here in germany here we have a wonderful spot we're glad to use like going to see. mike you time to get on the bike. at cyclists you have peace and quiet everywhere on the roads there are hardly any cars and you've got plenty of psychopaths. do you know who likes to vacation here in the oh come on our chancellor merkel she grew up in this area meadows forests many rivers and around 600 lakes so it's just the perfect spot for all those who are looking for peace and quiet. as. you. calls home turf half of the land here is environmentally protected. the tranquility and seclusion is something prescience in her free time. especially quiet and peaceful in one of the last remaining primeval beach forests in germany unesco named a world heritage site in 2011. the forest is off limits to visitors unless you take part in a took conducted by ranger. would . come out so natural landscape. in the region is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. also boasts fertile farmland lots of grain is grown here. and you see fruit trees lining the

that 7-year-old boy according to the coroner was in the shower and he had a seizure, they took him tospital where he later died. now the coroner points out that seizures are not uncommon in children when they have very high fevers and his cause of death is listed as covid-19. again, we know that children can get covid and we see that children can die from covid, and that is a concern among parents and teachers and kids themselves here in georgia, because they did go back to class and for some of them, it was in-person instruction this week. several school districts across the state have already reported positive cases and had to send home dozens of children to quarantine because they came in close contact, and then there was this photo that went viral from north polding high school of a class change, a hallway with kids shoulder to shoulder, many of them not wearing masks. the young girl who took that photo, hannah waters was originally suspended for posting it. the school today rescinded that suspension saying it wouldn't be on our disciplinary record but hannah says she doesn't regr