the author was 20-year-old dustin wehde. and there's no question that this is dustin's handwriting?eah. he's got very distinct writing. dennis murphy (voiceover): the heart of the pink journal, its core story, outlined a strange plot. a mysterious fellow, dustin wrote, had contacted him to carry out a shocking mission-- kill tracey roberts. and the identity of this mysterious fellow commissioning the crime? it was none other than tracey's first husband, dr. john pitman. surely this was the smoking gun that confirmed exactly what tracey had suggested to investigators so long ago. that her first husband, angry about that bitter custody battle, had been behind the attack. but even though dustin had physically written the journal, investigators didn't believe that he'd authored it. it contained personal information about tracey's ex that he would never have known about. that he'd once wanted to be a psychiatrist, not a plastic surgeon. and another remark that he liked to play mind games. dennis murphy: why would this 20-year-old kid in early, iowa know any of these details about a docto

dustin was like, i got a friend.ll kill you today. dennis murphy (voiceover): common sense told mona there was something wrong with the very idea that dustin had been a hit man for hire on that night. mona wehde: he parked in front of the house. he had no gun. he had no knife. dennis murphy (voiceover): but hadn't dustin ripped off a roberts family computer? they'd found it in his car. you're going to tell me that my son went into the house that is full of dells and gateways, and he went upstairs in the corner in a bedroom and picked up a packard bell, obsolete piece of junk? it's an old beater computer? useless computer-- went out, loaded it in his car, packed it in nice and neat, then went back in the house and went upstairs to get killed? dennis murphy (voiceover): mona knew there had to be a better explanation. maybe dustin had stumbled in on someone else trying to kill tracey. mona peppered investigators with questions. i kept asking questions. and i got funny answers. and they just plain and simple said her sto

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dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> just unbelievable. that image particularly so. thousands grappling now with the reality of losing their homes and businesses in los angeles. in the meantime, bay area wildfire survivors are sharing advice and speaking about the challenges of rebuilding. and there are many. nearly 2500 of the 2800 homes lost have been rebuilt in santa rosa following the tubbs fire there in 2017. abc seven news reporter luz pena went to santa rosa today to speak with wildfire survivors. >> images of homes consumed by flames and leveled neighborhoods in southern california are giving many bay area wildfire survivors flashbacks of one of the most destructive wildfires in california history, the 2017 tubbs fire in sonoma county. >> it's devastating for those of us who have been through this. it's very similar to our fire. the tubbs fire, because of the winds having 60 to 100 mile an hour winds blowing those embers, it's like a blast furnace. >> janet leeson and her family lost everything. seven years later, they're still rebuilding and gave insight int

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dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> the city of oakland has a new interim mayor. council member kevin jenkins was voted in as the new council president today, which gave him the role of interim mayor. he's currently the third mayor of oakland. in the last month, after the recall of shengtao. >> we have issues, we have our challenges. but this is a resilient city, and we have a new council that's going to work hard to restore the trust in the city and restore the trust in this government. >> outgoing city council president nikki fortunato bass had the interim mayor's job after tao's departure. she recently left the council to be sworn in as an alameda county supervisor. oakland will hold a special election for a new mayor in april, and it seems pretty clear that former east bay congresswoman barbara lee is preparing to run for mayor of oakland. >> today, we learned that she has filed a paperwork with the city of oakland and the california secretary of state's office under the name barbara lee for oakland mayor 2025. so there you go. representatives for lee are not

dustin dahlmann is president of the independent european vape alliance, which represents the industryhy the ban won't be effective, because we see in other countries, in member states, because we see in other countries, in memberstates, it is difficult. and it is likely that we would see in high increase in the black market in belgium for these kind of products. forthe belgium for these kind of products. for the authorities, enforcement is extremely difficult when just one single member state is going for a ban on a single product that is allowed in all the other states around belgium. for example, france, germany, the netherlands. so it is likely to see that the serious companies will lose turnover and the black market will rise. we see that in other markets with different bands. tim phillips is managing director of ecig intelligence, which analyses the electronic cigarette market. good to have you here. i don't know if you could hear that clip but the industry are saying the ban meant to make any difference. it won't be effective. do you agree? i do, sliuhtl . effective. do you agre

dustin dahlmann is president of the independent european vape alliance — which represents the industrynal member states are difficult. it is likely that we will see high increase in the black market in belgium for these kind of products. for the authorities, enforcement is extremely difficult when just one single member state is going for a ban on the single product that is allowed in all the other states around belgium. for example, france, germany, the netherlands. so it is likely to see that the serious companies will lose turnover and the black market will rise. we see that in other markets with different bans. and rolex is raising its watch prices by as much as 15%, blaming the rising price of gold for the jump. the swiss watchmaker said it had no option but to increase watch prices, with gold prices rising 33% last year. despite the rising costs, rolex had a strong 2024, with rising sales in the uk, europe and north america. and stocks are kicking off 2025 on a high note, the dow up 200 points. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. real madrid manager ca

visited the side of the new year's ramming attack in new orleans that killed 14 people and wounded dustin spot. and then these was jill light flowers at a make shift memorial at the district and met survivors and local law enforcement officers affected by the attack. most good president vladimir, put in as attended a russian orthodox christmas service slaves by patriarch. here was one of the most prominent back as of the will against some orthodox church as not the holiday. according to the julian calendar on january 7th, last days you can switch to observing christmas in the same path. a winter storm is tumbling parts of the east and us off to sweeping through the midwest. some areas have seen that heavy snow full in decades. the storm has been blamed for 3 deaths and hundreds of thousands are without power. the united states is being pummeled by a mass of winter storm system ice and snow, but a deep freeze on this highway in ohio as traffic ground to a standstill for 7 hours in kansas city. elbow. grease was the only way be stranded motorists could get back on the road as the snow conti

. >> abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey looks at the effects climate change is having onhe state. >> apocalyptic views in southern california has everyone looking for answers as fires continue to burn.nswers as fires continue to >> this is like mars, the moon, armageddon, climate change. i mean, something's going on here. it's absolutely, utterly insane. >> fires are complex, but most experts agree one contributing factor stands above the rest climate change. >> it does seem like the hotter earth is generating more and more and more extreme weather for the for everybody. and we issue a particularly dangerous situation. that's usually a 5 to 10 year event. and yet here we've issued three of them in the past three months. >> 2024 was the hottest year on record for the first time ever. the global temperature rose by more than 2.7°f compared to the pre-industrial average. and the heating planet causes a phenomenon that san jose state climate scientist eugene cordero says is known as hydroclimate whiplash. >> where you go from dry to wet and back to dry, it's something that's

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey looks at the effects of climate change on california. >> apocalyptic views in southern california has everyone looking for answers as fires continue to burn.nswers as fires continue to >> this is like mars, the moon, armageddon, climate change. i mean, something's going on here. it's absolutely, utterly insane. >> fires are complex, but most experts agree one contributing factor stands above the rest climate change. >> it does seem like the hotter earth is generating more and more and more extreme weather for the for everybody. when we issue a particularly dangerous situation, that's usually a 5 to 10 year event. and yet here we've issued three of them in the past three months, 2024 was the hottest year on record. >> for the first time ever, the global temperature rose by more than 2.7°f compared to the pre-industrial average. and the heating planet causes a phenomenon that san jose state climate scientist eugene cordero says is known as hydroclimate whiplash. >> where you go from dry to wet and back to dry, it's something that's that's

abc seven news reporter south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains how one bay area city is working tovent a similar situation in the middle of a deadly, costly and out of control fire fight. >> many crews responding to the pacific palisades fire have been without the greatest tool in extinguishing flames. >> water utilities understandably shut off power because they are worried the lines that they carried energy were going to be blown down and spark additional fires. and when they did that, it cut off the ability to generate pumping the water. >> and los angeles mayor karen bass says windy conditions only exacerbated this issue. >> the number one problem, especially on tuesday, i mean, on wednesday, was the fact that we weren't able to do the air support because of the winds. >> no air support meant immense pressure on the hydrant system, which was simply not designed for the volume of fire we're seeing in los angeles. san francisco fire rescue captain justin shaw broke it down in the easiest way to understand. if you turn all the faucets on in your home, you lose water pressure. if y

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains how it's building a better bay area. >> as ofanuary 7th, there have been nine unhoused deaths in 2025 along the streets of santa clara county. and there's concern that a new rv abatement program may make this situation even worse. >> people are going to lose their rvs, they're going to end up on the streets, and then the death toll is going to go higher. and what have you accomplished? we've already started a year off. we have more dead people than we have days in january. >> so far, it's known as the oversize and lived in vehicle enforcement program. 30 temporary towaway zones will be enforced by the pilot program. areas overrun by rvs near schools, waterways and interim housing facilities. this week, the city will begin putting up signage along chenowith avenue, letting owners know that they have two weeks to move or be towed away. >> my hope is that it not only gives relief to the residents and small businesses who have dealt with unmanaged, unsafe rv encampments for months, if not years on end, but that it also incentivizes p

and abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains what you could be doing now to protect your family. >> the devastating southern california wildfires are not only heartbreaking, but an important reminder when a fire is raging, it doesn't take much time to go from this to this. a harsh reality felt by thousands forced to evacuate. >> there was a thought of like, well, i wonder if we'll have to evacuate. maybe we should, like, get the kids stuff ready just in case to. well, why don't we just put it in the car in case to. okay. where are we going to go? i mean, it is terrifying. it's devastating. >> there's no easy answer as to how people can live like this. but fire officials say the best way is to live with the mindset that this is possible across california. and we have to be ready. >> it's not if, it's when we'll have a wildfire somewhere in the state and we don't really have a, you know, fire seasons anymore. it's a year round thing. so it's imperative that people stay vigilant and they are planning well ahead of time. >> for us in the bay area, that time is now. chelsea burkett w

abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains what you could be doing now to protect your family. >>evastating southern california wildfires are not only heartbreaking, but an important reminder when a fire is raging, it doesn't take much time to go from this to this. a harsh reality felt by thousands forced to evacuate. >> there was a thought of like, well, i wonder if we'll have to evacuate. maybe we should, like, get the kids stuff ready just in case to. why don't we just put it in the car in case to. okay. where are we going to go? i mean, it is terrifying. it's devastating. >> there's no easy answer as to how people can live like this. but fire officials say the best way is to live with the mindset that this is possible across california. and we have to be ready. >> it's not if it's when we'll have a wildfire somewhere in the state and we don't really have a, you know, fire seasons anymore. it's a year round thing. so it's imperative that people stay vigilant and they are planning well ahead of time. >> for us in the bay area, that time is now. chelsea burkett with cal fire says

dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> and this comes as more californians, especially here in the bay areaivate homeowners insurance and are now being forced onto the state run fair plan. now, the la wildfires are highlighting concerns about its financial health. experts say part of the problem relates to climate change and an increased risk of wildfire in the east bay, for example, the risk is very high for sunol residents. the first street foundation, which connects climate change to financial risk, estimates 99% of sunol properties face a wildfire risk. >> it's pretty easy to understand that if you put all the risky people in one basket and something big happens, we start to run into financial troubles. the reason it's worrying people is because the fair plan, uh- claims, may exceed the amount of money they have in the bank. >> california's insurance commissioner, ricardo lara, maintains the state is still focused on maintaining the fiscal health of the fair plan. however, it's unclear how the insurance market will pan out after these l.a. county fires. in fact, experts expect premiums

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abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains what you could be doing right now to protect> the devastating southern california wildfires are not only heartbreaking, but an important reminder when a fire is raging, it doesn't take much time to go from this to this. a harsh reality felt by thousands forced to evacuate. >> there was a thought of like, well, i wonder if we'll have to evacuate. maybe we should, like, get the kids stuff ready just in case to. well, why don't we just put it in the car in case to. okay. where are we going to go? i mean, it is terrifying. it's devastating. >> there's no easy answer as to how people can live like this. but fire officials say the best way is to live with the mindset that this is possible across california. and we have to be ready. >> it's not if, it's when we'll have a wildfire somewhere in the state and we don't really have a, you know, fire seasons anymore. it's a year round thing. so it's imperative that people stay vigilant and they are planning well ahead of time. >> for us in the bay area, that time is now. chelsea burkett with

dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> the end of an era in canada while prime minister justin trudeau isarge. >> plus one way to say goodbye to the holidays, the inspiration behind the annual tree that was a good effort. yeah. creative use for old christmas trees. this was a 17th christmas tree throwing world championship in germany over the weekend. the event is inspired by a scandinavian tradition called nut fest. it focuses on three disciplines distance, height and slinging. that person did pretty well. well, today, canadian prime minister justin trudeau resigned as leader of the ruling liberal party. he will remain prime minister until a new leader is chosen. trudeau has led the liberal party for 11 years and has been prime minister for nine. you're looking at footage of some of his visits to california and the bay area over the years. trudeau was asked to resign publicly by his own party members. >> this country deserves a real choice in the next election, and it has become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. >> the

dustin: another question from a student at patrick henry college.china considers their national policies in very lengthy time frames. what do you consider the greatest area of growth the intelligence community needs in terms of capabilities for the next 10 years? rep. ratcliffe: i think in terms of how we spend our money this is one of the things you and i talked about. one of the things the director of national intelligence has a great amount of influence is control over the budgets. -- budgets of the national intelligence program and the military intelligence program. so, where to spend that money, in other words, should it be on satellites or should it be on other aspects within the intelligence community that improve our ability to collect intelligence? and i think that what we have seen is when we talk about different types of information, human intelligence is always important, signals intelligence is always important. but as we get into geospatial intelligence and how that has helped and shaped the intelligence capabilities moving forward, th

not a mighty nicholas with dustin which is 9. yeah. let you to 30 a portion of that only my me and the dog is good. so when you push e is the line. yeah. if it just not like it just gets the running it. zach mitch visually is the way the commonwealth conduct the risk, the policy. i'm getting the enemies most of the sales addition was part of the sort australia, but the voice, the brand new, the auction mackowitz over there for a deal session. and this course never told us to publish a lease is trying to surprise the population of the outskirts, the so called christi, who preserved wretchedness, an orthodoxy of the face of traditions, history and language. the orthodox churches are destroyed and priests persecuted. and despite the fact that out of the half 1000000 people, 74 and a half 1000000 of polish, and almost 5000000 a natives of ukraine and arose the communion nearly pro, a, leaving us from the lease of an e mail to probably cheats. coaches cook with the body, me and was ok, but as of when you pushed you quite enough, as federal

. >> reporter: in altadena, dustin and erin say they were dropped from another insurance company lastmonth they finally found a company thatat would give them coverage. >> i wonder how many other people weren't able to get that policy because you worked very hard to get it. >> reporter: more and more, californians are sterning to the state created insurance provider of last resort called fair plan. a temporary safety net offering basic coverage when people can't get insured through private companies with enrollment surging 123%. ricardo is california's insurance commissioner. >> reporter: when should people expect to see the money. >> it all depends. i know it's difficult. i want to make sure we get it as quickly as possible. weeks if not a month. >> reporter: experts say those who have suffered a loss from the wildfires should keep track of all expenditures, start going through photos and videos that can be used as evidence to show what was in the home, and document everything. something many here are doing right now. and the governor here in california telling me he expects these fi

and we think dustin's more the casualties, including children have been transferred to a nearby hospital. you an official say only 16 medical facilities are still partially functioning across garza and even those are overwhelmed with severe shortages of medical equipment uninstall. or given the dining situation, one pediatrician has no option but to return his work on were tons of his work on the front lines that's off the losing his leg due to in his really strike. we take a look at his story on the i was working in the hospital when i went to be re camp and there was an air strike next to us. i was injured by shrapnel and my leg and because i was diabetic, the wound got worse and there were no doctors to treat it. as a result, my leg was amputated. the 2 months ago i received a prosthetic leg and went through a period of rehabilitation. i returned to my work in the pediatric department. i also returned home where i have been working for more than 23 years. it is a great achievement to be able to work again. medicine is basically a humanitarian profession rather than a surface one. you

somebody who was working for a long time and announce best on the factory was bringing him back. dustin so was conditional by like you would ask us to carry a bunch of the detective to way, hopefully across regular table today. especially it open question. the phase of the piano has been kind of odd because of the age of the mazda service that take me, that them are there, as long as he kind of high, i'm the either which of the you don't have health insurance, then you're immediately spending money on on health care on medicines and tests and so on. and so the money is, is desperately needed for people. and in those situations that levels of income. uh, all very, very low. anyway. so by definition, some of the most oppressed and exploitative workers and their families. but what i would say to the ministry of health is come to see the effects of us best also in the factories. factory workers in india, india band as best as mining in 1993, but impulse more of the toxic material than any other country in the world. using it and root cement and calls. industry leaders claim it can be safe i

what sort of the dustin left behind was collected and stored by levels washington loss, cuz other fox affiliate though is a different scenario with detailed coverage. the argentine government has also lost, i know, for ration controls, lots of trafficking and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning they can work from much longer. the limits to have a dream continue to study in your own adventure now counter and we in the humanitarian crisis in lebanon, calls for immediate and sustained action. okay. foundations loving, an emergency response subs as a vital lifeline for many in desperate need. your donations can play a crucial role in alleviating suffering. promote in community wellbeing and contributing to the recovery. join ok, foundation in its mission to support 11 and during this critical time, full now or visit. okay, adult tool. the devastation in northern garza is ready sources, target shelters, hospitals, and residential times killing thousands of palestinians civilians here are trying t

book aveena, inhabited by russians was they were then called roo scenes. went to austria, hungary, dustin vehicle, a bose diffuser for be a pause. he started said capsule. so there's been some stuff, you know, we're going to get to some sort of issue to kind of, to try to get some stuff to move on a structure. so if you can just get up with you and give me a skit at the beginning of the 19th century, the have spoken by decided to create a buffet between a russia rapids or they gave me political and military power and the european states, the ukraine project launched in poland, turned down to be ideal of creating this but clearly store the totes and yes my of the design. yeah. and then the 3rd for middle school. hey, i think just because i just was the police of setup the rest of them and which was hosting somebody, never thought of daniel's up. nobody's going to them. nobody's street. so visally, particularly yes, that's all but yes, tony, odds pool key concepts of inquiry and stuff. that sort of so the example that gets us needs it from the concepts to study a few minutes here to look fo

so there's, i think it's called slab dustin so i'm just, this is us like the slab or it's kicking out whoever needs to be kicked out or, you know, run and you know, i don't like doing this for, you know, if you, i don't want extra money or i've been through a lot of my life bro. men through a lot of the drive by and 96. my best friend oscar who rather got shot in the head right in front of me. uh 60 years old. so i've been to a lot of, you know, cuz i'm uh, trying to dig it out to hollywood, the draft early society. and it told me it was split up very. you can always rely on the if you got a problem that needs to be solved and i can solve it. if you've got a revolver that needs to be resolved, that can resolve it. and it's got a little light of the nice of you find the next video that item for you, for you to draw a model that needs to be called a problem. know the model to look how many bodies they just gone know down here it is way more to if they didn't, they didn't put out a news, let you know what the police say. another does let me send other this library. don't matter. people d

what sort of the dustin left behind was collected and stored by the levels. what's the last because of the fox affiliate though it's a different scenario with detailed coverage. the argentine government has also lost, i know for ration controls, walk, trafficking and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning they can work from much longer. crucial moment in australia is history. a fall right leader is invited to form a government for the 1st time since world war 2. little harvest kick will succeed in striking a coalition deal and provide stable leadership. and what could that mean for immigrants? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program and serve any a austria could soon join a growing number of european union countries led by the far right. months of negotiation led by the conservative austria.

southern gaza where there's been in these various times in the past few us for these the latest images. dustin from han, eunice, there's several casualties. so being rushed to a nearby hospital. well, central garza is also come on the is very attack. and these 6 palestinians have been killed in the city of down, but not one child is among the dead. that was injured in the attack were rushed to the out extra hospital. at least 66 palestinians have been killed in is really a text since going on. so today in the north residential homes in gauze, the city have been coming onto a piece. it is rarely a tax of the 00 him i'll come easy was that the science of one of those attacks for civil defense cruise was struggling to reach those trapped under the rubble. the occupation forces have pocketed this residential block to the west of guns city. many palestinians are still missing under the rubble of civil defense forces. can't do anything to rescue them because they are using their bare hand. and there is no any heavy equipment to get the traps of them use from under the rubble. as you can see, the sca

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what sort of the dustin left behind was collected and stored by the levels. what's in some oscars, other fox affiliate though is a different scenario with detailed coverage. the origin time government has also lost, i know for ration controls what trafficking and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning they can work from much longer. the hello, i'm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on, i'll just 0 you'll. we can look at the world of business and they cannot make this week in 2024. the fight against the high cost of living was to try to be almost $1.00, but have central banks really managed to reign in inflation and low prices and build.

how dustin ends in 24 hours. tough time. it is a one sounds sorry is fine. minnesota hose talks into hardwick, cooks, heart officials, the 1st stopping to regional tools and rebuilding countries devastated economy. and 23 fights has continued this steady advance to eastern democratic republic. the con, the civilians say that quote in the crossfire the bring you some breaking news. the mass has told the voices, news agency, and it has approved a list of 34 caps is presented by israel to exchange in a cx 5 deal. well, him, us says any do depend on this really withdrawal from the guns a strip on a permanent spot, a mess as also told really it says that because seen no progress from israel on this request is where the permit is to print minutes and you all his office says, my says not provided a list of captives. the latest on this now from obviously is ali hudson hitt in the street or is it still very much any days or is this an indication that some progress is being made? what does a list of names i've got, this is read presen

what sort of the dustin left behind was collected and stored by levels bought into moscow. other fox affiliate though it's a different scenario with detailed coverage. the argentine government has also lost, i know for ration controls, rock, trafficking, and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning they can work from much longer. or the more than 15 years, the nigerian armed forces has been engaged in the battle against poke around and other goods, including the west african branch of i. so the conflict has left a devastating, told that more than 16000000 people affected by insurgency and counter insurgency. including hundreds of thousands killed and 1000000 score. so my homes, despite government claims these groups have been technically defeated, their ability to regroup and launch attacks remains of grim reality at the same time. and i gave you military faces mounting on.

, it is quite significant for a number of reasons i'm it seems to achieve a number of key issues. dustin, both on to both countries is the cost of visit by head of government to the most cost. since the fall of the side per diem. last month, it's also the 1st visit, but i live but nice prime minister to the most cost in $15.00 use the last 5 minutes that to do so was that a fee categories and thought was way back into 2010. but both countries have had, from, i think, development in recent days and weeks for the 1st time. as you've mentioned, lebanon has, for the 1st time in 2 years, 11 and has a new president. and for the 1st time in more than 50 years, see it is not led by the side funding. so both the leadership in the must cause the leadership, didn't bailey say they want you relationship ties between the 2 countries? have not been the best student aside funding, which is more than 50 is cd and troops used to offer 5 pods of blood but not on when the civil war started in syria has blocked the lebanese who supported a shot on assets. but the new need to shoot in this, in both countries

and the own type, central region, claiming 5 lives and wounding dustin's, move with the casualties, including children have been transferred to a nearby hospital. but you an official say that only 16 medical facilities of silly from partially functioning across garza and even those are oh, well, well, severe shortages of medical equipment and still well meanwhile, the idea is reportedly warning it so just against traveling a broad. now this follows a brazilian proof against these ready reserves for potential crimes in goals. while these were any citizen was able to flee the south american state officials back home, all concerned about the precedent. what we are witnessing is a systematic and anti submitted campaign aimed at denying israel's right to self defense. countless international actors in many countries are complicit in this is really media also reports that's at least 12 of the cases that includes the one in brazil being which that against are the soldiers. most of the complaints were filed, fight for the policy and use and also human rights organizations. as of yet, the none have th

the latest news, the heavy, what sort of the dustin left behind was collected and stored by the levels. what's in the box, cuz a box, a student, there was a different scenario with detailed coverage. the origin time government has also lost, i know for ration controls, rock, trafficking, and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning they can work from much longer. shake model war for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition starting january the fast and ending march the set, the fast 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w. w dot h t a dot q a the hello, i'm elanda, visited univision, doha, the top stories on al jazeera, how mazda is toad, news agencies that it has approved a list of 30 full captives to be released as part of a potential cx, 5 deal. besides the full uh, part of a list proposed by israel mos reportedly said, it was ready to return the captives quite dead or alive. but the group claims it needs a week

come on to accept that reality on the ground and abroad while keeps troops trained in from c admits dustin was deserted. the brigade pulled at home and report suggests, 17, a 100 getting a will to avoid the front line possible. it's craig killing $95.00 and injuring schools. more in to that. the effects though, rippled across india, the poles, and by the but we have an awful lot of talk about that. i live for months ago at the off season shape. oh, who's we'll be here shortly to help us get a heads around a few circle narratives. but for right now here on the program, you know, these are huge it's, it's all about solving narratives into the minds of the public, an emmanuel macro, and is certainly trying to spin his own or the french president claims. african leaders have her go from to say, thanks to powers for picking out jihadists from the country as well. it's the french troops that are being cold to leave. that's supposed to be falling through. france is not retreating, and africa is re organizing itself. i say this because when i read a good part of our press and a lot of comments, pe

the yes, this is alma know yes, to piece program office. caution dustin task for the names of those hunting and firearms. mexico has one of the was highest rates of homicide, with more than 20000 people killed by guns in 2023 alone. although trade and illegal drugs fuels the bloodshed, many of the weapons originate in the united states. august on is going through an education emergency that's a queen's department, especially about sharif 26000000 children don't go to school. and even with a con, pulling team means many parents were involved with the children's social work. but a smith reports in room a package done. most children must pay that way. when there are miles to feed. education is not a priority for the parents. take it. well, 1st thing to do, the children spend all the time studying well we, on the other hand also have to work. they have access to facilities that we don't unlike house, they don't have to work as labor is all in the fields. nissan, their classmates, go to school in the morning and work in the afternoon. do you agreed with parents that allows these charge the schoo

so basically you know that they did the distributor didn't come on dustin for it but there's only about 2 part of the issue on the the news and withdrawing you was, i guess it was you need me to move on, isn't it? i'm not allowed to do much do much, but to pick a window added to this i d, d a says, you know, i wanna see the list on the media kit for only the iphone, directv. bless you 3 to 4 hours. the latter, you helped me so you can look at somebody who could. i set that up a meant to say, i let a blessed a the the training levels should connect him fairly much. so i'm very upset. it varies this to that, or tracy's wanting to see if there was the this or something really had a strong sense of patriotism. so that's how we'd be of these o'clock rarity with the people. because even though he wasn't very distinguished, he was also very young. he wanted to be a source, and frankly this was really we very big weakness for sure. but it was not the end of the case. my mother was just calling to see if there was an element of down to see so it has stopped him dead. any strikes cold is due by a

what sort of the dustin left behind was collected and stored by the levels? what's in the box? cuz other fox affiliate though is a different scenario with detailed coverage. the argentine government has also lost, i know for ration controls, rock, trafficking, and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning they can work from much longer. with 1960, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was to dictate when new dynamic movements were launched in the last of a 3 car series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society as a home. teachers were looked after and learning methods were closed. be evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation the sixty's in the arab society on outages, era the grace of the damage close to the precious gross. lots of chile is being reversed with one of the world's biggest advert conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the pedagogy and snap if they're

that dustin car will enable the questioning to you. intelligence community that you led, april 9, 10 days ago issued a written annual threat assessment. in that, that was a pro amble to -- preamble to hearings held by committee you served on house in terms of house intelligence committee and senate select committee for intelligence this past week. i point that out because it a great backdrop for the following question that i have on national security as it applying to threats we face. as dr. carafano said, we can agree the threats are real. they are looming and getting worse and deeper and broader in terms of what america faces. so let's focus in terms of firstms question on the threats that we face from china. if you were to think about in terms of your time at the director of national intelligence, the chinese communist party continues as a whole of government to influence, under cut, the united states and drive wedges between not only us in u.s. but with our friends and allies in the globe. you have called this a once in generation

south dakota congressman dustin johnson is active in reconciliation discussion and just introduced a bill authorizing the negotiation of the government of panama all to reacquire the canal welcome mr. congressman let's deal with the house agenda which is better one, two or why? >> the quarterback of the football team, donald trump has made the play call he wants one bill so we're going to go execute. , i barely can come a few weeks ago is probably a partisan on the tubal approach because i wanted a quick one border. it doesn't matter that much provided we can seal the deal. >> i have keen eyes for an old man. i was watching the c-span during the hospital. i saw you. i gotta play the role of the senator even though i madhouse asked member. if this editor were with us, he or she would point out it took you getting involved to marshal the troops long enough mike johnson as speaker in 30 some house republicans did not follow trump when he asked for the debt ceiling to be raised. how can the house agree on a tax bill and immigration bill with so many fractions within the house. >> you are

the latest news, the heavy, what sort of the dustin left behind was collected and stored by the levels. what's into the mosque is a box. a student though is a different scenario with detailed coverage. the origin time government has also lost, i know for ration to control drug trafficking and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning they can work from much longer. the color, the multi has its storm, a rolling across the central plains of the us is continued to drive its way the east was weakening off with the area of a high pressure. here we are going to see some really nice the weather coming through. snow ice freezing rain the full ship buying hit with a weather clearing away from the east disable. but you can see tablets just struggling at around freezing as we go on through monday. what are your windshield weather coming? it'd be high. so really nice. the conditions and it is before the cold. what impact minus 17. so it's just cold enough in dallas at around 5 degrees, tennessee? spectrum's a