deborah chonu , to those in need. deborah chong. from _ to those in need.those in need. deborah chong, from all we - to those in need. deborah chong, from all we have l to those in need. deborah - chong, from all we have known about her, was someone who cared for others. that theme we came through. she was open, welcoming, wanting to help the homeless, people stayed at her address without paying rent. she wanted to do good. these are the last — she wanted to do good. these are the last known _ she wanted to do good. these are the last known images - she wanted to do good. these are the last known images of. she wanted to do good. these i are the last known images of ms chong, captured here on cctv, walking with one of her lodgers two days before her death. in north—west london, at this address, jemma mitchell was seen leaving her home at 6:23am with a large suitcase. she has the blue suitcase, and you can see it is quite large, she is able to lift it off the ground. this is the suitcase that ultimately deborah chong's body would end up within and be transpo

deborah was born in malaysia.rk and initiative, she made a good life for herself, finally settling in london, where she was a much valued and loved member of her community. mitchell has never accepted responsibility for deborah's murder so there are questions which may remain unanswered. why she kept the body for over a fortnight, why she decapitated her, and why she deposited her remains in salcombe. but what we we do know is it that it was an evil act carried out by an evil woman, and the only motive, clearly, was one of financial gain. on friday 28 october, mitchell was back in court. this time, she was to be sentenced for murder. it was a historic moment at the old bailey. she became the first murderer and first woman in england and wales to have her sentence televised. jemma mitchell, i have to sentence you for the murder on 11 june of last year, of mee kuen, otherwise known as deborah chong, which you were convicted by the jury yesterday. i have had regard to the victim impact statements read to the court fr

deborah and christine, -auttin points. deborah and christine, putting the — points.the shoe on the other foot now as it were, what did you make of england? you can be magnanimous now because you have one? we england? you can be magnanimous now because you have one?— because you have one? we needed to because you have one? we needed to be honest, because you have one? we needed to be honest. they _ because you have one? we needed to be honest, they were _ because you have one? we needed to be honest, they were just _ because you have one? we needed to be honest, they were just amazing, . be honest, they were just amazing, all credit to them, i am a rugby fan and| all credit to them, i am a rugby fan and i will call a good team a good team and they were just... i and i will call a good team a good team and they werejust... i am blessed that there were only 14 angus players in the field, because i think if there had been 15 players the result may well have been different and england would be waiting winners flags right now —— 14 england players. they were just amazing,

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newer volcano and hawaii started to erupt the 1st time in nearly 4 decades, causing volcanic cash and deborah to fall nearby. lava flows are currently being contained within the basin at the top of the volcano. but if conditions change direction could pose a threat to nearby residents, the mountain know is the world's largest active volcano. ah, my new stories are now to 0. chinese security forces have been out on the streets of several cities which have seen large protests against the government. strict code 19 policy. several people have been detained during demonstrations. the rallies market unprecedented challenge to present choosing ping, some calling on him to resign. despite 3 years of some of the toughest restrictions in the world, cases in china have hit record highs and recent days. well, the 40000 new infections were detected on monday. the treaty you has more from beijing. it's very clear that the authorities are expecting more crowds to fall there today. and people are worried that there could be some violence rafting violence, akin to what we've seen in many other protest locati

not deborah zach. he's in prison now on a 12 year jail sentence, connected to a grass gamble. while they basically said they feel that he should be pardon. and they're clearly going to ask the hope is to ask the king to have him pardon. additionally, their current leader, a virus on national, so he's meeting, he's facing dudley's of corruption charges himself. he says that it's a political prosecution. now opponents are pushing thing was meeting his own goal here is to try and be put in a situation where he can appoint an attorney general, who will have the charges dropped against them. that's been something now pollution has been using here trying to use i needed the bad. how does that play out? well, we're going to find out tomorrow. are you also have a situation that since 20 since 2018 election? melissa has had a 3 prime ministers. you spoke about corruption, will these polls finally sought out the issue of corruption and provide political stability? is very hard to say. i mean corruption here. so many people, when i talk to voters, they correction is just so and demick in

deborah roberts takes us to broadway. the big surprise on stage. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with this major snowstorm moving into the east. snow alerts from wisconsin to new york tonight. and in buffalo, new york, they are expecting up to four feet of snow or more. even for buffalo, this could be historic. new york governor kathy hochul declaring a state of emergency in 11 counties tonight, warning this storm could be life threatening. more than a foot and a half of snow already piling up. this is parish, new york, in oswego county, north of syracuse. to the west, plows clearing a shopping mall parking lot, look at that, in erie, pennsylvania. dozens of tractor trailers have pulled off interstate 90 to ride out the snow. all commercial traffic on the thruway has been banned in the region as of a short time ago. air travel also affected tonight. planes being de-iced before takeoff. these images right here from the airport in grand rapids, michigan. and

we've been talking the machine deborah what happened to the crew of deborah do we know ? we do know. so deborah, as you say, rightly say michael was of the tanks that took part in the first really great tank attack in history . great tank attack in history. and it was on in november 1917, nearly hundred tanks attacked a section of very held german line . deborah was one of the tanks that penetrate dated that german line . it reached almost reach line. it reached almost reach its objective then it was hit by shells we know that the captain the rather who was called second lieutenant frank heap escaped somehow escaped the tank and made his way back to safety taking two or three of the crew members with him. sadly though four of the crew members were killed by the shell fire and are now buried in the cemetery here in fletcher, where i'm speaking to you from and describe the scene behind you, if you would, because can see a of men who are dressed first world war soldiers and i can't quite make out is deborah behind you there is it no just to explain so deborah was destroyed i

deborah alvarez has more on what we know about the mass shooting. >> reporter: in the middle of a press conference university of virginia police chief timothy longo heard the news everyone had been waiting for. >> we just received information that the suspect is in custody. take a moment to thank god. >> reporter: authorities say 22-year-old christopher darnell jones jr. was apprehended without incident in suburban richmond about 80 miles from campus. >> we've charged him with three counts of second-degree murder. >> reporter: campus police say lavel davis jr., d'sean perry, and dev inchandler were killed when they returned from a field trip. sophomore ryan lynch was on the bus with jones. she said he yelled at some students before opening fire. >> and they kept coming, more and more gunshots, and so we thought he was going to shoot everyone in the bus. >> reporter: the suspect's father chris jones sr. last spoke to his son a month ago. >> he said people were picking on him or whatever. he didn't know how to handle it. i told him to just go to school, don't pay them no mind. >> reporter

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and deborah, early on saturday morning, slamming into homes and sweeping cars into the sea. as he calhane has more, the images are shockey relentless ring on the volcanic island of is here causing walls of mud to pour down streets, inundating homes that are my, the guy he, a piece with little dramatic thing is that, that run over everything hardest may seem to believe is swept away cars, lamppost everything, there are some cars that are facing upwards, that are shifted to the side, looking at them. when can i explain? how was possible? the images are in some ways, hard to process so much force carrying everything in its path. much of it ending up in the c, creating dangerous conditions for rescuers who are being hampered by bad weather conditions as they try to reach the island from naples. 30 kilometers away the stomach, dean, august, isabella has been operating since this morning. the rescue was there on site and more firefighters and squads managed to arrive. others are on their way and the structures are operational with some difficulties due to the weather conditions. a

her sister though, who deborah just brought up, was also a rebel in her own way. her sister had a much more conventional marriage and married another temple priest. even though she had been raised the family was complaining about her and she wasn't nice or helpful and finally her father-in-law wrote to her parents if she doesn't change her behavior, i'm building a cage and i'm putting her in this cage. that seemed to us absolutely crazy putting your daughter-in-law in a cage, but this was a common kind of household punishment because the idea was the family had to have a way of controlling people it was a good way to keep tabs on them and show the community that you are doing something about this person. there are memoirs from the period of people that spent months. >> this is a book that fundamentally without being subconsciously so about the craft about how is it that we know what we know and what do we do when we want to know stuff and we can't find it out. for me, a great example is how you deal with the moment when she makes a break for it. will you tell us a

ah deborah little mercy i yes the argentine is here, come to the rescue. welcome to welcome to day ly. from the al jazeera studios in cat are, i'm far as mile. and i ronald park looking back on a real superstar guy as to the biggest baby in wealth football. all so far there take to victory on that day 7 been defending champions are the 1st 53 to the last 16 and double from killian and bobby guides, friends have denmark. and in to the knockout status of the weight is barley, obo, aerobic level, doubt. gears he scored his 1st ever well up go colon the saudi arabia and it's another day, another month when matched poor time winters. germany must avoid defeat to spain this evening, or they can fill out with a few hearts were facing fast amongst argentina ballads before their back, where the mexico bought it was there no max you to the rescue as they got that well, cock i paid back on track with a vital way out the the files faded, but after golden 1st off, their feet far dated from the edge of the area past the next goalkeeper job. choa. huge relief for the eit

local officials claim a ukrainian ammunition deborah was hit in the attack as well as workshops for or craft repair of the plumps were components for militarize. drones are produced, emergency services are currently working at the state law, relentless bottles across the front line. and don boss are continuing, as is the fight for the lives of russian soldiers and local hospitals, or t senior correspondent, murat gas, the visited one such clinic. please be aware you may find some of the following images. it is late in the evening. a car horn blaze outside in morning. get ready. it says new arrivals are coming in with me. he's the operating theatre in the hallway. medical station. so the engine driven here, 510 minutes away from the front blood. the stabilized here. and then they are taken to evacuated to, to medical institutions, hospitals further away from the front flood, further away from the frontline, for proper treatment. the job here is to stabilize patients to stop leading and get them to say, they cool all the doctors here, doc. they appear calm, collected exactly what people

you can see it take some damage with passengers on board being hit by deborah shrapnel glass. let's get this report now from our correspondence his roman culture ref ukranian nationalists continued shelling residential areas of the nest . this time this struck the center of the city once again. there is not a single military position around here, but plenty of hospitals and shops. now, this bus was frog. this is where 3 people were wounded. he can see the blood, his still on the ground. now the victims are now in a nearby hospital where another shell had at landed as for the bus itself. well, not a single window is intact. now this is a where shell fragments struck the passenger bus. he then preceded on another 2025 meters just rolled on, but the point of impact itself was in this apartment building. as you can see, the cars are also without windows, so that means a shell. fragments are absolutely everywhere. now this is one of the busiest streets internet cost right in the center of the city. there's quite a lot of for transportation routes. now there are quite a lot of shops

it's excite deborah to fan the foremost, but domestic pertinent to inform it does lager 5th table the co difficult week. oh leg was forced to cook a referee to some concert positions. defeat by an author will been jove as either given they oh did role to go both days so that leaders talk but still have to do this bottom side say and also say well if i frankfurt be happening to go says so yes. showing the much on big screen in the own medium is still wants him, but another part is he does have landed. the last 6 is a reminder, bought hofstra rushes freshman strikes on both infrastructure, several in city, most of the bulky of that without what after the past, as well. even now that talk films, i'm totally bilingual. i presented world between transfer and explain education cosmo.

we've had it there to see alexi i brian is deborah this morning. let's see how things go down there today. it's been really good. the crowds have been building my favorite fans that just walked out of but i do have to tell them to tell you about them because they've really been making me laugh in swiss fans dressed as cows, carrying massive cow bell. so they sort of walk around, wiggling their hips and entertaining everybody to the best thing i've seen so far in the competition. but i've also run into a couple of uh, fans from gardner from south korea, ghana, and that must win match later on up against south korea. though south korea have said that the coaches say that they do think that the ghanaians will be a tough side to bait. gone other are the lowest rank team in the competition at 61, south korea edge 28 i was making on the foreign earlier. what they had, are they gonna support his union? he's traveled over from a crowd with about bible 600 people. he says he's competent, his team can when he's heading off to the matching education, sissy. b

deborah parker who is the chief executive officer of the new national native american border school healing coalition. ms. parker? >> could afternoon, madam chair and members of the committee. my name is deborah parker, citizen of the toilet tribe and i have the honor of serving as the chief executive officer of the national native american boarding school healing coalition, we formed in 2011 following public outcry about the lasting impact of the boarding school era. shortly after canada launched their truth and reconciliation commission, leaders from the united states and canada came together to discuss the need for such a process in the united states. knab supports a community of 1000 boarding school survivors and descendants. on behalf of these relatives as well as 54 endorsements and 26 resolutions from tribes and national organizations, i am here to strongly support hr 5444, our collaborative work with the u.s. department of interior has identified 400 -- 408 federally funded boarding schools as well as 89 additional institutions that received no federal funding at all. for centuries,

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the beginning of the end of the war was almost army step by step army la la country, all their deborah divided servers. and of course, it's a bearded by this long way, difficult to way. because this is war 2, the best heroes of all of these victorious possible ran home. well, all the world. yours are our own car through so thank you. yeah, united nations general assembly has called for russia to be held accountable for its invasion of ukraine. it's approved a resolution recognizing that russia is responsible for reparations within the country. 94 nation members approved it. when this is next, looking at australia's bush fuzz and the warning they provide to the world life enough on counting the cost is germany too. dependent on china is the economic reliance overblown. the developing world calls on uses to pay the climate bell at top $27.00. and diana is balancing an oil being honest threat to the environment. counseling the cost on al jazeera. if you're in the rental area, you need to be thinking, sheltering the supplier approaches. and protecting yourself for sheltering in a solid hom

deborah dot com, forward slash asia. we're back again tomorrow at the same time. see that the but sometimes to be josh out at you, our tv highlights for sure. we book it every week. not the mob will you become a criminal? mm franklin, i already know. who's with hackers? paralyzed retire societies, computers that outs, where you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on youtube. ah. euro's own inflation falls for the 1st time and 17 months have prices finally stopped arising. also coming up russian plains stay afloat. this by being way down by sanctions health. this is the w business. i'm janelle dumas on welcome. he wrote zone inflation has declined for the 1st time in 17 months. it fell to 10 percent this month from 10.6 percent in october. according to the latest official figures, inflation has weighed on the 19 countries currency block made high energy prices triggered by russia's war and ukraine. despite the appearance of a recent slow d

deborah, she more pause. she surely bala shore put dr. victim a left while explorer levine and in the lab when it is all about his activity on the all the football nor so media a clipper drilling, pu. but while in my show, i still have it makes of, oh wait. and again, shopping center survivorship noonish vas, you've been a virtual showing up us up here. and as you know quickly with already did have a so going to watch her or near l or would've done, it would have say a what we're model are now down one time, but he was exhilarating guys, he's too low. i don't know. so i wonder, how will you think i to go with it? i have a son a little by little room, i legs and wearing a come thing. i live in new. i see maybe 2030. ah. oh god, you know that live love with no family lindy, a little wiser or santa a little from his uncle gradually shot a fellow over until a soothing joe. don't blow a for no one thinks. i mean a better day or 2 for each of these. i may, thanks amendment for i'm not the person gay you know, to ba

deborah housman is changing his tune, calling for the legislature to vote on the flag now. ah, it seems like it's coming to ahead with this potential both to me. it's mighty funny that an event that happened, you know, 1037 miles away from jackson, mississippi, is impacting mississippi. with an overwhelming vote of 85 to 35. it says that the law makers name's favor. i'm efforts to change their state slang. the call to serve the lives of black mississippians in this moment led to an unexpected turn. there is a major changed to one of the options that could be an alternative to mississippi is current state. black boston is a designer of what has been known as the student flag is stepping away from the project in a continued effort to be of service. i'll be stepping away from this endeavor, as i understand the hurt and potential harm. my last name can cause, but i'll always continue to fight for mississippi and her people, which i consider both a duty and a joy. mississippi needs and deserves a new flag. help make it sound. lauren. back at the capital confederate heritage supp

i'm bankin, deborah, he knows we will launch new projects beyond the consensus that we can reach. he and this is especially true for initiatives and partnerships for the global energy transition because renewable energy sources that is the answer to phasing out fossil fuels. yeah, and i, we, therefore, all of these are the mar conference and enforce, have not concluded partnerships before this conference. and in the wake of this conference partnerships that will lead countries to the fast lane towards climate neutrality. because many have understood that this is the decisive moment for who will be an industrial leader in the future. we don't have to wait for the last one to join us in addition to what we have, what we will conclude and what we will agree on here. we can make clear that with others we move forward with our climate goals. in that spirit, we have concluded a partnership with tenure last week that will switch the entire electricity sector of kenya to renewable energy sources by 2030. kenya thus can become a shining example in africa. provides that will, you know, have

she ju deborah, she more pause. she surely bala she will put lot of exam left for alex, tori levine and in the law when it is all about his activity on the all the football loss i media a clipper drilling, pu, but while i'm more sure i still have it makes of o way and again, shopping center survivorship noonish version, been a virtual sooner passa, or you can do is you know, exactly with us. so going to watch her or near l or wouldn't, doesn't it would have say what we're model, you know, we're, we're, we're now down one time, but he was exhilarating. this is too low over us over. so i wonder how will you think about it more with it, and i have a somewhat over a come time. i live in a guy familiar with the city. oh, oh god, you know that live love with no family linda. a little wiser or santa, a little wolf and cynical agile shadow. i felt that actually a swindler, joanna, the door blew one tiny pair. well, you know, one things, i mean i was well bet today, the food service probably when i missing some of the person

d deborah patta is there. >> reporter: after five seasons without rain, the south of the country is parchedcrops will not grow, livestock has perished. villages can stay or leave and face attacks from a group affiliated with al qaeda. mothers will do anything to feed them. every day there are no arrivals. this is the face of climate change. this is what happens when people have to flee extreme weather and conflict, ending up in camps like these, refugees. weak with hunger, she and her two children just got here. i'm very sick, she said, and very worried. and your children, what are they eating? just this little bit of porridge here? but it's only enough for my kids, she exclaims, this is nothing to eat in her village. it's over 70 miles away, too dangerous for aid organizations to get to, and any food that makes it there is weaponized. al shabaab controls supplies. if they haven't authorized it, they burn the food. i need something to eat, she pleads, give me something. we organized food for her then we're advised to leave as a suspected al shabaab militat was identified in camp. he was lat

she's an england fan, and deborah etheredge and christine wilson are new zealand fans.hrough at one point. yeah, and it was a devastating end for england today them. yeah, and it was a devastating end for england today. finally their world record run of victories has come to an end but what a way to do it with m players for most of the match, they took it right down to the last minute. we thought they were going to manage it for a minute there and i am devastated for them with all the hard work they have put in, but it has been a fantastic few weeks of rugby. we have got to see it out there on the international stage. stevie, what did you make of the new zealand performance as a fan of england? they were outstanding and for me it brings me such joy to see england get to compete with a team who are so ferocious and so inspiring and it was such a well matched game and in the end new zealand took the points. deborah and christine, to put the shoe on the other foot now, what did you make of england? you can be magnanimous now but if you have won. we can be, but let's be hon

deborah correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber and asked him what was behind berlin's decision. it is not really a surprise and there have been several problems between berlin and by michael. that also led to germany temporarily suspending it, spooned. his emission in molly that was back in august were berlin accused by miko, of not giving a german military plane, so called overflight rights to a plan change of personnel who were there. so now they had this emergency meeting with jim and chancellor will have shoals with the ministers of defense. therefore, a minister and a leader babich was also then the development minister deciding that they wanted to start this process of starting to pull out the troops in molly, starting in 2023 and then ending in 2024. but they are, of course, still a concerns of what might happen after the german troops leave. that's also a discussion that we heard it back in august when the last french troops left. that was the decision taken back in march, a to say that the security of the soldiers cannot be guaranteed something similar. that has been in

. >> >> there is little tony fauci, sitting there with deborah, you don't hear anything from deborahs scapegoated, that -- >> they shoved her into a bat cave, and slammed it shut. well, let's switch gears new york time joining major global news outlet in open of letter asking u.s. government to drop charges against jewe julian assange. it has been years since the wi wikileaks founder was arrested. >> is government ready to give up the grudge? i think s they should, hannah. >> finally. better late than never. many of us have been speaking out about this this is a real litmus test for free speech and freedom of the press, assange has been persecuted by governments in the world this a serious thing. would think that journalists and others in media would be equally concerned about treatment of this man who did nothing but tell the american people when their government was doing with their tax dollars, he let us know about war crimes we were committing and made it potential f possible for people to participate, that is why you need a free press. everyone should be up in arms over his trea

coaches from every mississippi public university lobbied law makers to remove the state. governor of deborah jose is changing his tune, calling for the legislature to vote on the flag now. ah, it seems like it's coming to ahead with this potential both. to me it's monte funny that an event that happened, you know, 1037 miles away from jackson, mississippi is impacting mississippi with an overwhelming vote of $85.00 to $35.00 is is that the lawmakers voted in favor on efforts to change their state slang. the call to serve the lives of black, mississippi, in this moment, lead to an unexpected turn. there is a major changed to one of the options that could be an alternative to mississippi's current state flag. larson is a designer of what has been known as the student flag is stepping away from the project in a continued effort to be of service. i'll be stepping away from this endeavor as i understand the hurt and potential harm. my last name can cause, but i'll always continue to fight for mississippi and her people, which i consider both a duty and a joy. mississippi needs and deserves a new

deborah is there. >> reporter: the gentle giants of the african savannah, so iconic no wildlife safaricomplete without them. ecotourists pay for the chance to get up close and personal. >> such a surreal experience. a giraffe sticking its head through a window, waking up to that. >> reporter: but it is not just for the thrills. it is critical for conservation. >> he's a bit greedy. >> reporter: conservation because people have no idea giraffes are fighting for their survival. so seldom spoken about, it's known as the silent extinction. >> so the giraffe is disappearing from people themselves, from predators, from climate change. >> reporter: poachers have them for meat and even their tails, believing it gives them power. humans have encroached on giraffe land. captured in these horrific images. numbers of the giraffe have dwindled to such an extent, they are on the critically endangered list. >> you know, in many countries throughout africa, they have actually disappeared. >> reporter: paying for this rare privilege funds conservation. >> look who has come for breakfast. >> reporter: a

the ones that bryce bill cars are called china be doing to blow sir deborah the extreme. and i think we have any c, e o, the foreseeable to change those iroquois bussey as are in clear inch in the, in the pony congress. to finish up and to weeks the straight down policy, the years now courted, there are hundreds of locked out. it is at this know people are, are many reason that do we need evidence the strategy i saved like yes, in the, the different as i meet people being a until time and this strategy we have for and we have oh, and the other than that, when we played a lot, chris. when the, the tally. right? yes. hi, much higher, lou. so that, i mean, so be more hush. the more thing here it is. trust patience, maybe. but at the art has been to a boost age. when the wire is becoming at alley, we have more things to taste to as it like. things like and you are so gradually, precious has at both the average of seeing this doing the chinese. but he, i think her longer time china, about 2 or 2 more thing about pro. yeah, i like about that because a part of the coven strategy

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