>> when they have going for them is that obviously coughlin had access to -- he had motive and he isrod didn't even try to hide his abuse to his wife. the family told the jury that at one point, he had become enraged and violent. >> she said to me, she said rod through her on the floor. and when he sort of was going to the bedroom, she said she was scared of going in there with him, because you don't know what he'll do. >> the prosecutor described shele as a textbook victim of domestic abuse. >> the question was never is he going to kill shelley? the question was always when? >> shele was living in fear, prosecutors said, because her estranged husband was boiling with rage in their custody battle. shele's diverse attorney lance myers took the stand to say how rod had even used his son as a weapon. >> rod coughlin took the children, and accused shelley of abusing miles. >> it turns out that he took them to the hospital, and made allegations that shele had sexually abuse their son. >> so this is getting ugly. >> yes. >> prosecutors said those disturbing and false accusations were just

well, the defence editor and veteran commentator on these , veteran commentator on these, con coughlinly telegraph joins me down the line now come if i put you up if i put you up against the wall and ask you do we still have top level fighting forces , in your level fighting forces, in your opinion . we have some elements opinion. we have some elements that are top level, but looking at it in the round nigel the us army general is quite correct and the us army have been saying to me for a or more that we are losing our war fighting capability . the basic capability. the basic requirement of the british army to a top level fighting force is this to have the ability to deploy and sustain a war fighting division . at the moment fighting division. at the moment we would struggle to get a bngade we would struggle to get a brigade out the door. and if we've got a brigade out the doom we've got a brigade out the door, which is about half the strength of a division, we'd be able to sustain it for a few weeks, but not long term . the weeks, but not long term. the prospect of doing kind of missi

well, the defence editor and veteran commentator on these , veteran commentator on these, con coughlinelegraph joins me down the line now come if i put you up if i put you up against the wall and ask you do we still have top level fighting forces , in your level fighting forces, in your opinion . we have some elements opinion. we have some elements that are top level, but looking at it in the round nigel the us army general is quite correct and the us army have been saying to me for a or more that we are losing our war fighting capability . the basic capability. the basic requirement of the british army to a top level fighting force is this to have the ability to deploy and sustain a war fighting division . at the moment fighting division. at the moment we would struggle to get a bngade we would struggle to get a brigade out the door. and if we've got a brigade out the doom we've got a brigade out the door, which is about half the strength of a division, we'd be able to sustain it for a few weeks, but not long term . the weeks, but not long term. the prospect of doing kind of missions

there was, you know, father coughlin in the 30s. the great radio demagogue.ened to by about a quarter of america, and what he's saying are all these foul anti-semitic things that were really dangerous. - everyone recognizes the predominance of atheistic jews in the pattern of russian communism. evidence is so overwhelming to substantiate this statement that it is idle for any informed person to attempt disputing it. - then he starts to make up this disinformation where he's actually claiming that ships are secretly bringing people in at night to replace good christians in these jewish stores. - form your battalions! take up the shield of your defense, and carry on! [all chanting] jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! [chanting] fuck antifa! fuck antifa! fuck antifa! fuck antifa! - it's how we start down the road to non-reality. the line for this era is voltaire, who said, "those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." - [screams] - i mean, we had a moment where a capitol police officer was being beat almost to death

joining us now is cory coughlin.cue began looking for him last friday night. but they did have to pause the search on saturday because of trail conditions and increased risk of avalanche. today both ground and area patrols are continuing the search but the local sheriff's department has warned that conditions are still dangerous and that people should avoid the area. >> we strongly urge the community to just stay out of that area because even the most skilled hiker like mr. sands will find themselves in trouble just because it is just too icy and the weather plays a big factor on whether or not we could deploy resources to the area. >> reporter: now heavy rain and snow has been causing problem in the san gabriel mountains where this happened. he is one of two hikers that crews are searching for. the other one is a 61-year-old man reported missing last friday. over the past four weeks, search and rescue crews have launched 14 missions for hikers in the area. two have died after falling and injuring themselves, kate. >

we're only examining the law, right take coughlin sense of religious exercises as such that's why that's an objective understanding religious exercise. there are things know that are part of religious exercise and you'd see it in the text, right? are you regulating the mass. are you referring to religion, a religious by name? so actually inquiry would be far simpler in terms of functional of judges being able to do it adam. adam, why can i follow up that question? because i wonder to the extent that legislatures could pass laws that are on their face generally applicable, but in their application they cover almost, you know, predominantly, almost exclusively a religious community, those sorts of laws might motivated by an intent to burden the exercise of religion with the judicial role there require an inquiry into. the motivation of the legislature as said a moment ago, they're focusing on the text. i wonder about that. well, look, if it's if it's i think there could be there is room for a sort of pretextual analysis. look if you're clearly trying to get at these people. but if you actu

well earlier today i saw con coughlin being interviewed on and on that issue , and he was pointing oute was pointing out that the germans have a very long standing relationship with the russians and that they may wish repair it. it may be wish to repair it. it may be that there doves within that perhaps there doves within the community who think the german community who think that by allowing these things to be it would be sent to ukraine, it would encourage further conflict and encourage further conflict and encourage that encourage the perception that it's russia . there it's nato against russia. there may be some of that too , but the may be some of that too, but the motives can be debated. the outcome is not. they are significantly harming ukraine's to defend itself and i hope they change their mind quickly. do you embery? not you agree, paul embery? not particularly, no. i mean, my concern is what is the end game here? i mean, this war has been going on now for almost a year. i think next month it will be a yeah i think next month it will be a year. i've been hearing for the last

fire marshall coughlin. i will admit that a good portion. this order was heard for mow to understand. it was more technical than -- my mind would allow me to embrace. i understand. i think the jist of it of this. and -- i understand what the risks are. and what your occurrence are. out of curiosity because i don't think i have a handle on it. how many sump bat rows have already been installed and are in use in san francisco today in i'm aware unaware of the total. the industry was not installing many. of them of because of were the restrictions and prior to the policy changing the state's policy changing. regarding of selling back power that is why this it is becoming a concern or will be more installed. currently when you gent rit power and you are not home it guess back and they pay you and night you take power from pg and e the exchange is the level goes down is has a need for bat rows to hold that power for you. and use that at night to reduce your bill increases the industry would like to put more in the home it is. to which make the sy

well joining me is con coughlin defence , editor and coughlin defence, editor and chief foreign affairsbit more about it. column on this. tell us a bit more about it . well, yes, i was more about it. well, yes, i was just at the way the conflict is going. i mean, we're coming up to the first year anniversary of putin's unprovoked of ukraine when putin made his decision to invade ukraine, his one of his calculations was that the west was far too divided to come to. ukraine's assistance. and of course, has been sorely disappointed . but you know, a disappointed. but you know, a year into the conflict just at the point when you know the ukrainians been doing quite well. we now have what i think are very uncertain disagreements between . key western allies in between. key western allies in particular the germans and the british and the french over what kind of equipment to provide to ukraine and this conference going on in ramstein in today. it designed to shore up support for ukraine but instead of concentrating on the weaponry we should give to ukraine. what's happening is we're having th

joining us now is con coughlin , whose defence is con coughlin, whose defence editor in chief columnistson underlining britain's support is still steadfast . yes, support is still steadfast. yes, i think from from ukraine's of view this rather delicate while the west squabbling about what kinds of weapons it is prepared to deploy ukrainians any gesture of support from a major western figure like boris johnson . figure like boris johnson. welcome and until these quite a close bond with the ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy although i do wonder why he went there . i mean the british there. i mean the british government is actually taking the lead in this of campaign to equip ukrainians with tanks , equip ukrainians with tanks, which is what they want. they want 300 tanks if are successfully resist the planned russian defence this spring we've 14 challenges which you know might be a token gesture but but it is based it's saying to other allies we are prepared to other allies we are prepared to with the ukrainians and so you see boris johnson's presence as welcome but of course he does