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the recommendations were made by former sports minister tracey crouch, who led a fans' review. greater role forfans running clubs. brentford is an example. the supporters' trust played a decisive role in that club's progress to the premier league, and to a new, local stadium. so often, we hear that fans are the centre of football, so often they feel distant from the decisions which affect them. the need for reform is accepted in government, but not necessarily by all in football. the changes are not law, yet. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. only scotland has had its average rainfall this april so far, it is that dry. some parts of the uk particularly the south and south—east have only had round about 30-35% of the south—east have only had round about 30—35% of the average april rainfall. in perspective, it was dry last april so we are in a run of dry aprils at the moment but at this stage there is no sign of rain to

already got you 0 i for meal, meal thump, thump. joining me now from beijing, his jealous far beyond a crouch, my fabi on the mood appears to have drastically changed in beijing just within this past week. yeah, actually only within a couple of days, i mean the authorities have detected an infection cluster and set it spread unidentified for roughly a week before one the case was linked to a trouble group. one other case was linked to a school. and since then, we've basically went into a mass testing and as you can see behind me, there are lots of those testing stations. and each of them basically m yeah, conducts thousands and thousands of pc artists every day. and youtube mood, i would say among the people we tried to stay upbeat when i talked to residency, try to stay outdoors as much as possible because of course, we are fearing a possible potential locked down m many have stockpiled a food. actually, every one that i know have you bought, you know, can vegetables a lot of rice, et cetera, to be prepared. and some have even bought a new fries, us into fridge us because that's the key. you

that the country must stick to its tough measures aimed at eliminating the virus. journalist fabian crouch, my has more on time as 0 cove. it policy when shanghai very little because the people are really affected by, i mean they really had enough there the they are, am in a very precarious situation. they are affected by the locked on her policy. they're the victim so to speak. and the criticism is really very loud and gets increasingly and yet drastic, i would say, especially on social media. however, in the more rural areas and, and are those areas were not affected by the locked ons right now that it's still support, but we should not forget that. and i mean we basically lithium china, dystopian and information control environment. the censorship is huge and am how the estate media and basically covers the virus situation is a quite a manipulator. for example, they exaggerate the, the, a virus a spread in, in a broad why they basically an idealized the situation here. i mean, how they cover shanghai, for example, is quite different than a foreign media would cover it. they sure am. yea

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its tough measures, aimed at eliminating the virus. gentlemen, hours correspondent, far beyond, crouched by her is based in bay. jing fabi em 3 corbett debts in a population offer 25000000 in shanghai. it sounds incredible. there aren't more fatalities were and we know at least of another dozen and elderly who died after contracting the virus and they died in a nursing home and they all didn't show up in the official statistics m. so at least it's safe to assume that and yet it's not transparent of 2 or what criteria the authorities use of underlying conditions or whether the viruses are responsible for the death. and i wouldn't take the official data at face value and probably the death rate, especially as a much higher. and we should also not forget that there's an increasing number of death people and not caused by the various itself, but by the looked on measures. for example, asthma patients, cancer patients, a patients who have not received treatment on time because of the locked on restrictions or because, and these logged on restrictions are also appearing to force many shanghai

shot from the viewpoint of the young girl, and you hardly ever see the adults, apart from when they crouch, and that's really interesting. and in terms of how it's made, it is really clever, as you say. and again, remarkable child performances. i mean, extraordinary — but oh, god, i mean, ijust had a knot in my stomach for the entire film. and i got to the end and i thought, "this is really clever, but i never, ever want to see this film ever again." well, i've seen it twice, and i do think it was worth it — for myjob! it is traumatic, and it is one of those films that, as an audience member, i probably would have hesitate to go, but i'm really glad that i saw it. and i think if it's a subject that resonates with you, you'll be interested in the way it's treated. and also, there's some real—life applications here — i mean, the way that adults can bully each other, or nations can bully each other — i think there's possibly political allegory in there, as well. so it's a very intelligent film. yes, it is, it's...a hard watch. i can't lie about that. it's upsetting. no one wants to see childr

i crouched by august on, on sunday evening after the evening prayers. and of course the opposition while rejoicing will be confronted with many challenges. because the country, the economy, is in bad shape some of their days because of the fact the national crisis, the oil prices, not to forget the pandemic, which he gulped, reads very well by an article in the country. so m, ron cron after dad was going to a residence in bonnie gala just on the outskirts of lama bought. and by wanting to fight back the british prime minister boys johnson as pledge to further 80 crane. after holding talks with president les gain, keith johnson promised to intensify sanctions against russia and provide more military assistance. the meeting comes more than 6 weeks into the russian invasion of ukraine. johnson and the latest line of foreign leaders had been travelling to the country to offer the support israel has imposed collective measures against palestinian habitants of janine the occupied west bank after to the areas residence carried out attacks in israel. it follows

crouch said the reforms are much needed.s is a massive step forward for i think this is a massive step forward for reform i think this is a massive step forward for reform in i think this is a massive step forward for reform in en-lish forward for reform in english football. i think today, you know, we should celebrate the fact that the government have accepted or support all ten of the strategic recommendations that the fan lead review put forward. i think it shows that they recognise that there is a need for change and that change has to happen. obviously, you know, like many football fans, i always get a bit nervous when there are things to be played for, and i would've liked to of seen the implementation sooner. at the same time, these are massively complex issues. i think football fans will recognise that it is right for government to really look at the detail of some of these reforms. i think fans are desperate for change. we certainly got that when fans are giving evidence to us. it's important to communities as much

here, he seems to be crouched on the grass looking at the sky, but it was a look of eternity.ndsome curly guy, he studied somewhere in the 6th or 7th grade. nina was tormented, she had to see the killer, but only his bestial cruelty stuck in her memory. he is still wounded, shedding blood. this man beat. a pencil case on the head with a butt. akhmetov, in his seventieth year, is older than the investigator of the prosecutor's office of the udmurt assr, the third year ago and a new attack case the hands of the same person. the killer must be sought not in distant izhevsk, but here in the village. the police walked around all the houses, nothing suspicious, and how to figure out the killer without signs. one of the women remembered. in the evening, a man with a gun and in a gray cloak came out of the forest. it is not at all a special sign that all allah dressed the same, that they will be brought into manufactured goods, then everything and violence. an important league mouse from a children's newspaper was also found at this crime scene, but now it has been added from the loca

it was a former sports minister tracey crouch who led the funds review.ed for an independent regulator. i think the premier league needs to accept there have been some failings in the regulations and with the structures they have overseen in the last, you know, 20 years and that it is now time for a reform. cheering and applause here's a football success story, brentford. their route to the premier league involved substantial investment, but when the club moved to this new and still local stadium, the fans were consulted and the involvement of supporters at board level at brentford to maintain the club's tradition is one important example for football reformers. because while some clubs move toward sustainability, the general picture, supporters warn, is alarming. we looked at the 2020 figures and this is before the pandemic, remember, 52% of the clubs in the top four leagues are technically insolvent, so all those clubs are one bad owner or one bad decision away from disappearing altogether. so often we hear that fans are at the very centre of football.

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they think he dropped to one knee to avoid the rising smoke and opened fire from that crouched position. they say that's why the victims were mostly shot in their hands or legs. in the chaotic aftermath police say james slipped onto another train. this picture shows him emerging from another station. investigators were able to determine his identity from items he allegedly left at the scene, a gun, a bright orange vest, a credit card and the key to a u-haul rented to his name but those things weren't discovered until after the bomb squad cleared the area. that gave james a head start to escape. prosecutors calling him a severe and ongoing threat to the community pointing to more ammunition and other gun-related items found in a philadelphia storage unit to argue frank james had the means to carry out more attacks. he's now being held without bail and though he did not enter a plea, his attorneys asking the judge to provide him with psychiatric care. janai norman, abc news, in brooklyn. >> janai, thank you. >>> an ohio man will be sentenced in july after being convicted of storming the u

especially to evacuate hundreds of civilians he says are crouching for shelter inside the plant. ukrainian forces overnight saying they've managed to push back russian forces out of the city of kremena. russia krolg the city yesterday morning and here in bucha, the human toll of this conflict being felt this morning as people are laying their loved ones to rest. we were at the funeral of a 33-year-old woman. she died, according to her family, in a shelter of stress and starvation. her little boy visiting her grave every single day. today she received a proper burial. her son telling us that ukraine is strong. back to you. >>> well, today, this midday, another blow for wikileaks founder julian assange. a judge is approving extradition to the u.s. to face spying charges. that means the case will go to britain's interior minister. they still have legal avenues. he has sought for years to avoid a trial in the u.s. this is on charges related to wikileaks' publication of a huge collection of classified documents more than a decade ago. >>> new safety regulators are issuing nearly $140,

i crouched by christ on, on sunday evening after the evening prayers. and of course at the opposition while rejoicing will be confronted with many challenges. because the country, the economy, is in bad shape. some of it is because of the fact they are in the national crisis . the oil prices not to forget the pandemic, which he gulped. read very well by an article in the country. so m, ron cron, after dad was going to a residence in bonnie gala just on the outskirts of rich lama bought and via wiring to fight back. but his prime minister boys johnson is pledged aid to ukraine. after holding talks with presents, lensky and keith johnson promised to intensify sanctions against russia and provide more military assistance. the meeting comes more than 6 weeks into the russian invasion of ukraine. johnson is the latest on the line of foreign leaders who have been travelling to the country to offer their support. israel has imposed collective measures against palestinian inhabitants of janine and the occupied west bank. after 2 of the areas residents covered a

see if you crouch next to a tree a church will appear in the distance.day, like a ritual, then the world will change less and less, his films were understood at home and were not allowed to work in the eighty-fourth. tarkovsky decided to stay forever in italy, he yearned for his little son, who remained in the union. the family was reunited when tarkovsky was already mortally ill. art should give hope, andrei tarkovsky believed, for this he needed to carry an inextinguishable gift through any obstacles of fate. we are like in a mirror, peering into his films, remembering the simple and important things a person needs a person.

police officer of zelenograd crouched activity fraudster who deceived more than 40 people, the attacker the victims and under the pretext of release. their relatives from criminal liability. he urged to transfer money to his account in this way, the swindler illegally enriched himself by 804,000 rubles. the suspect was detained, by the way , he had previously been tried in one of the cities of the novosibirsk region. the investigation initiated 36 criminal cases under the article of attempted fraud, as well as eight criminal cases under the article of fraud. at present, criminal the cases were combined into one proceeding, the person involved was charged with a measure of restraint in the form of detention, the criminal case was sent to the zelenogradsky district court for consideration on the merits. well, two hijackers were detained in the moscow region, according to preliminary information, the attackers broke into a garage in one of the sections of the village of krasnoznamensky and stole two expensive motorcycle all-terrain vehicles from there. their total cost is more than 3 milli

must stick to its tough measures aimed at eliminating the virus was bringing correspondence had been crouch, my in beijing. a welcome family at 10 deaths in a population of 25000000 is tragic, of course, but it doesn't sound like a major outbreak. how reliable others official figures i mean in general, they are reliable. i'm, however, i wouldn't take them at face or by you because of one problem, the transparency. so we don't know exactly what the criteria of a, when or what defines a cobra death in china. m. so we know from several this in am, for example, nursing homes for elderly and where several, at least a dozen died, died and they don't chop in the statistics. however, the context is also that an infection numbers are not extremely high am. every day we have 20 to 30000 infections and i would guess that most of them are probably all of them are m spotted quite early because and every other day and all of the 25 or almost 26000000 residents of shanghai get tested out by tpc artists, not antigen tests. so i think i am the numbers themselves are quite accurate and, and because they are

someone launched a salute, and we are all like this, that's all, that's the crowd, which are all crouched this is already nervous reflex. everyone understands to forget what they have experienced, it will not work to hope that the pain will drown out time, and now you just need to live to live on, or i gave sergeevich vladimir belyaev gave ksenia urarova and the wind of the combs channel one and we return to the day of cosmonautics, which is celebrated today this year from the moment of the first in the history of the flight to orbit that yuri gagarin made , the 61st anniversary of the memorable date of the ostankino tower was decorated with an interactive postcard on it, of course. first man in space. now on orbit carry two topical artemiev denis matveev and sergei courses in their professional holiday. they received gifts from the earth from relatives and friends . the boxes were signed in advance and delivered to the iss. now the crew is preparing for a spacewalk, which is scheduled for april 18, the expedition members congratulated all russians on the holiday. 61 years ago, our countr

someone launched the salute, and we are all like this, that's all, that's the crowd, which are all crouched this is already a nervous reflex. everyone understands to forget what we experienced will not work, hope the battle will drown out time, and now you just need to live to live on, i gave sergeyevich vladimir belyaev ksenia ugarova and the wind of the combs channel one. and we return to the day of cosmonautics, which is celebrated today this year since the first-ever flight to the orbit that yuri gagarin made , the 61st anniversary of the memorial date, the ostankino tower was decorated with an interactive postcard on it, of course. the first man in space, and at the kremlin wall they laid flowers at the graves of yuri gagarin and the founder of the patriotic manned cosmonautics, sergei korolev, thematic film screenings will be held throughout the country at various venues. exhibitions lecture this morning russian, social studies. together with roscos we launched a unique 15-hour event. educational online marathon. we are the first spectators, waiting for live broadcasts from the baikon

they think he dropped to one knee to avoid the rising smoke and opened fire from that crouched position. they say that's why the victims were mostly shot in their hands or legs. in the chaotic aftermath, police say james slipped onto another train. this picture shows him emerging from another station. investigators were able to determine his identity from items he allegedly left at the scene -- a gun, a bright orange vest, a credit card, and the key to a u-haul rented in his name. but those things weren't discovered until after the bomb squad cleared the area. police say that gave james a head start to escape. >> the public helping out in this case. janai norman joins us now from outside federal court in brooklyn. and janai, james had not yet entered a plea. the judge, though, ordering him held without bail? >> reporter: yeah, linsey, prosecutors calling him a severe and ongoing threat to the s community, pointing to ammunition and other gun-related items found in a philadelphia storage unit, to argue that frank james had the means to carry out more attacks. he's now being held, as you

eh, crouching putin or well, well, if his winnings increase come, well, beat him, in the end, then lower is, it all raises questions. what is this, is this? some kind of artificial haze, or is it some kind of deeper, far away, and the same process is happening on the streets of european cities, it is also happening with respect to our compatriots in many european cities, where all these galloping people have arrived. this is where the banderlogs come from, which means that this is such a massive process, but only now you need to understand, this is a mass process, how deep or momentary we are. uh, widespread in paris and france. well, now we'll ask elena hello. how do you hear us? hello, thanks for the invitation . good. i have to tell you because we have little time for live broadcast. i have two questions for you. i will immediately ask you both of them, firstly, in your opinion. what is the purpose of this e massively neglected culture of the abolition of russia by russians and all russians by this phantasmagoric story, what is the purpose and whose purpose is this and the second in y

the review was led by former sports minister tracey crouch, following a series of issues, including thethe collapse of bury fc. birmingham city have been closely involved, and they want the measures brought in quickly. the longer this goes on without finalisation, without being put into law, the more time there is far challenge for verification. it is clear the premier league are against a number of the recommendations, i think the same is true of the other league. they are saying thank you for the endorsement so far but please move quickly and do not want these down. —— do not water these down. the favourite for the world snooker title neil robertson continues his bid for a place in the quarterfinals later, but he needs to make up ground against jack lisowski, who leads by nine frames to seven at the crucible in sheffield. they resume at seven o'clock and they'll play to a finish first to 13 wins. judd trump, the 2019 champion, is in better shape. he leads anthony mcgill by ten frames to six. two other matches have just restarted. stuart bingham leads kyren wilson 9—8. john higgins is

but what is right for us and not just for the people in the cities like i crouch kumasi or lagos, or becca, but also within a rural areas. and i think in the next 510 years, we're going to see even more interesting space is coming up as a result of those questions being asked. i think that's a very good explanation and answer to that. but it's important. i think that the concern. yeah. that you have raised about contemporary art as well as the looted properties, but i think we're probably running out of time. so the thank you very much for your questions. it's been very, very interesting. thank you. thank you. thank me. there's inescapable because they're not always in your hands. you know, in other words, if you are going to be writing about a refugee, then they already various representations of what it is for too long. stories and narratives have been written by others. there is definitely even necessary counter action of us being very adamantly writing on install. ah ah a that is a region of wonder i'm joy tragedy and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have t

the former sports minister tracey crouch led the review and was pleased with government endorsement butd for english football, —— i think this is a massive step forward for reform in english football, i think today we should celebrate the fact that the government have accepted or support alternative strategic recommendations that the finite review put forward, i think they reckon as there is a need for change, and that change has to happen. obviously, like many football fans, i always get a bit nervous when things are still there to be played for, and i would have liked to have seen the implementation sooner, but at the same time these are massive complex issues, and i think football fans will recognise that it is right for government to really look at the detail of some of these reforms. fans groups too are encouraged by today's announcement, but like crouch, they want firm commitments that action will be taken soon. it is a cautious welcome. this is a step in the right direction, but the big thing is we need that timeline, we need to have some really firm guarantees. one of the things

possibly they'll not have to be as aggressive as many fear tell me how you figure out where you safely crouch during this environment? >> right now 19, 20 times earnings, a lot of stocks are selling at about 10 to 12 times earnings so we think the banking will be a beneficiaries by a rising rate environment. we don't think we'll be going into a recession we think banks have sold off we don't think that's going to be the case. there are lots and lots of financials they are a direct beneficiary of risings rates. they have hundreds of billions in money markets if they're not getting paid on. and they're going to start to make -- pnc preannounced in the last week or two, upped the guidance we think there's lo in very good form those are the things up to buy >> we think they'll do very well in the next nine to 12 months. >> that's where you would like to know, whereas you're more cautious that we're witnessing as of late we're much less upbeat about putting new money to work. we're enjoying the ride, utilities are something we think generally don't do well in a rising rate environment. we do think

all shot from the viewpoint of the young girl and you hardly ever see the adults except when they crouchht this is really clever, but i never want to see this film ever again. i have seen it twice and it was worth it for myjob and it is traumatic and as an audience member, i probably would hesitate to go but i'm really glad that i saw it and if it's a subject that with you, there's also some real—life applications here. the way that adults can bully each other nations can bully each other. there's possibly political allegory in there as well. it's a intelligent film. it is a hard watch, i can't lie about that. it is upsetting. nobody wants to see children struggling especially in a school environment and its clever, very cleverly made, but tough. film number three, happening. film number three, happening. the french director was nominated for this home and it is based on an autobiographical novel set in the 19605 about a young girl who is a very bright student who wants to become a writer she has lots of promise and having a great time, she goes to the doctor and gets the news that she i

it was fronted by the former sports minister, tracey crouch, and it is our recommendation is that thepublished in the summer. what difference would add independent football regulator make? that difference would add independent football regulator make?- football regulator make? at the moment, football regulator make? at the moment. and — football regulator make? at the moment, and it _ football regulator make? at the moment, and it is _ football regulator make? at the moment, and it is not _ football regulator make? at the i moment, and it is not uncommon, we have seen football clubs james chance to people who suddenly it is later found out don't have the finances to keep the club going. barry was bought for just £1, finances to keep the club going. barry was bought forjust £1, which to some people is unacceptable. an independent triple regulator will keep a constant track of the finances of a club to make sure they are not spending beyond their means in the hope of success, or attached should a billionaire owners suddenly want to be rid of that club, the club is not left in the lurch.

she and her boyfriend were together on the 4th of may, 1970, crouching in a parking lot when the bullet from the national guardsman ripped through the kennedy high t-shirt she was wearing that day. the next morning the anger was flooding through the country in what would become the most intense moment. anti-war movement. campuses shutting down and the protests reached kennedy high school, too. kids went up to the flagpole in the front of the school and demanded that the flag be lowered to half mast in allison's honor. another group said, no, that flag had to stay a top. there was a lot of pushing and shoving if until the principal came out and worked out a compromise. said the flag in front could be lowered to half mast but one on the side at the top and that got the kids back into the school. but at some point somebody came out and took that flag at half mast and pulled it down and they burned it. in a garbage can. and it was a few hours after that that the post reporters came to find out what they could about allison's story. after he talked to the folks in the main office he wandered

she and her boyfriend were together on the 4th of may, 1970, crouching in a parking lot when the bullet of from a national guardsmen ripped through the kennedy high t-shirt she was wearing that day we. the next morning, the anger was flooding through the country in what would become the most intense moment of the anti war movement, college campuses shutting down all across the country and the protests reached to kennedy high school too. a group of kids went out of the school and they went to the flagpole in the front of the school and they demanded that the flag be lowered to half mast in allison's honor. and another group of kids came out and said, no, they like it to stay at the top. and there was a lot of tough, a lot of pushing and shrubs and shoving until the principle came out, he worked out a compromise. he said that the black and white could be lowered to half mast but they leave the one over on the side all the way at the top. and that got the kids back into the school. but at some point or another somebody came out and they took that flight at half mast and they pulled it all

it was the former sports minister tracey crouch who led the funds review.have overseen in the last, you know, 20 years and that it is now time for a reform. cheering and applause. here's a football success story, brentford. their route to the premier league involved substantial investment, but when the club moved to this new and still local stadium, the fans were consulted and the involvement of supporters at board level at brentford to maintain the club's tradition is one important example for football reformers. because while some clubs move toward sustainability, the general picture, supporters warn, is alarming. we looked at the 2020 figures and this is before the pandemic, remember, 52% of the clubs in the top four leagues are technically insolvent, so all those clubs are one bad owner or one bad decision away from disappearing altogether. so often we hear that fans are at the very centre of football. so often they feel distant from the decisions which affect them, the idea is to change that are not law yet. joe wilson, bbc news. on the pitch in the pr

they say he possibly dropped to one knee to avoid the rising smoke, and open fire from that crouchinghat could explain why the victims were mostly shot in their hands or legs. prosecutors suggested that james had the means to carry out more attacks, and he had ammunition and other gun-related items in a philadelphia storage unit. reggie: mountain view police have launched a hate crime investigation after swastikas were found painted on an elementary school. police say the vandalism happened sometime last weekend. they are looking for anyone with video footage or other information to identify the people responsible. kumasi: this morning, we are getting a better idea about what investigators -- reggie: what investigators are doing to find out who burned down a home depot. amanda casino -- amanda has been digging into the store for days. amanda: atf investigators are scouring the site of saturday's massive home depot fire in san jose. industry experts say bring in federal agents means added resources, more experience, and extra tools to help uncover a cause. >> atf, fbi, whoever you want

they say he possibly drops to one need to avoid rising smoke and opened fire from the crouching positionficials say that could explain why the victims were mostly shocked -- shot in their hands or legs. prosecutors said james had the means to carry out more attacks, noting he had ammunition in a philadelphia storage unit. reggie: mountain view police have launched a hate crime investigation after two swastikas were found painted on an elementary school link. police say it happened sometime last weekend. they are looking for anyone with video footage or other information to identify the person or the people responsible. kumasi: we are getting a better idea of what investigators are doing to find a cause of a fire that burned down a south bay home depot. it happened saturday in san jose. abc 7 has been digging into the story for days. >> atf investigators are scouring the site of saturday's massive home depot fire in san jose. fire industry experts say bringing in federal agents means added resources, more experience and extra tools to help uncover a cause. >> it is a good, smart move to c

they crouched him remington arms company in the early 1870s and in 1873. they basically became. a part of the remington company and in fact, they had to deal where i think something like only one third of the prophets were to go to shows and his group. and the other two-thirds are 60% were to go to remington's for all intents and purposes remington now own this new typewriter design and it's remington who came out with what they called the shoals glidden typewriter. remington was also the ones who invented the name typewriter. even those originally two words it was type dash writer. it was a separate words were separated by dash. so you had this term typewriter, which has since become commonplace. and so that that actually flourished and the manufacturing techniques that remington had perfected with making firearms. they found had real benefits in terms of learning how to simplify the typewriter design improving its reliability and still making it cheap enough to sell. remember one of the in economics we distinguish between invention and innovation. right a schumpeter points out

don't think there was anybody who was focused on recording what was happening because while i was crouchedy phone away, just in case some craziness happens. that's why the video is only 10 seconds long. i just wanted to get a video of the chaos that was happening in there and the gentleman next to me said put your phone away. you don't know what could happen. i put my phone away and focused on trying to get out as safely as i could. >> it really is something to hear you tell now two stories of passengers trying to help each other, whether it's the woman who gave your pepper spray or the man next to you telling you to put the phone away because he was frightening it would be too dangerous. we saw people covering mouths and eyes from the smoke. i'm just curious, did it have any impact on you, did it hurt your eyes, was there any coughing or was it just, yeah, give us more information on that. >> well, i'm asthmatic, so this was not an ideal situation for me. there was a lot of coughing and breathing. the same gentleman next to me, say to take slow breaths to calm them down. so there's some p

we're thankful that the train delay wasn't too long and that we were close to the station when i was crouchedeman and lady next to me. the lady took a pepper spray out of her purse and gave it to me as protection. just in case things got worse. there was a ten-second video i reco recorded. it would have been longer but the gentleman next to me and the lady she told me to not record anymore, because you don't know what craziness might happen i'm seen recording something. so i took whatever precautions i could to stay as safe, to stay as knowledgeable and aware of the situation that i can so i can make the best decision for myself and for the people around me. i feel so bad for the people that are hurt that got stomped on and everything. it's just terrible. >> we saw the video some people shot of just the chaos there. we saw the blood on the tracks and inside the train car. did you see the shooter at any time? >> i did not see the shooter. and that is to show you how thick the smoke was. i have never seen anything get as smokey as that before. it was so smokey. i'm in the front of the car. i co

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crouching part of his gang were caught after returning to marblehead and they were hanged on friday, june 30th 1704 at the edge of boston harbor thousands of people came out to see them be sent off to eternity the famous purits and preacher cotton mather spoke to the assembled throng. he stood up and steadied himself on a boat. that was just offshore and if you ever been in boston, they were hanged right down the hill from cops hill burial ground near the old north church. and so cotton mather got up and he gave his sermon and he began. we the ministers have told you often. yay. we have told you weeping that you have by sin undone yourself. we have shown you how to commit yourself into his saving and healing hands and how to express repentance. we can do no more but leave you in his merciful hands when the scaffold platform is pulled away and the men dropped to their death the screams of the crowd were so loud that they could be heard more than a mile away and almost 3,000 people showed up to watch them die a few years after the end of the war piracy came roaring back inaugurating th