a stunt to get emma's attention.trying to do is get an opportunity to see emma. that's what he's trying to do. >> and that would later become a theme of his defense. that rather than killing emma, what he intended to do was play the rescuer. >> it almost does sound like he's just trying to scare her. when you first hear it. >> i would think the same thing, then i went out to the scene, looked at the house. looked at where he would be standing. and it is five feet away from the house. the measurements were. it's me, putting a gun right at you, and pulling the trigger. it was that close. >> so close, prosecutors say, it was obvious that riley was shooting to kill. >> shoot up into the air, shooting through the window. anywhere. but where you shot. >> the state agreed with the defense on one point. riley was desperate to be with emma. but that desperation had become dangerous. prosecutors argued, of course he was the man in black. after that, and the kidnapping some failed, they said reilly gave up on winning her back.

emma, do ou think think, for lots of people. emma, do you think not _ think, for lots of people.think not getting _ think, for lots of people. emma, do you think not getting a _ think, for lots of people. emma, do you think not getting a way - think, for lots of people. emma, do you think not getting a way as - you think not getting a way as easily as a price worth paying first? i easily as a price worth paying first? ~' ., , ., ., first? i think the whole situation is very difficult. _ first? i think the whole situation is very difficult. of _ first? i think the whole situation is very difficult. of course, - first? i think the whole situation is very difficult. of course, it's l is very difficult. of course, it's synthetic— is very difficult. of course, it's synthetic to workers who are struggling with the crisis, who want their pay— struggling with the crisis, who want their pay to keep up with inflation. one is_ their pay to keep up with inflation. one is also— their pay to keep up with inflation. one is also sympathetic to other workers — one is also sympathetic to other wor

everyone's got a take on emma - everyone's got a take on emma raducanu.s at the moment? get the has not got a coach at the moment. that is not ideal, is it? i don't know how she is physically. there have been a lot of niggling injuries so this is not a major injury, that is a good thing. but i was out there on centre court watching her today and, though, there are so many fantastic players out there in women's tennis right now and garcia is one of them under super—confident and it was interesting watching it because garcia has been out in the two a long time. shejust garcia has been out in the two a long time. she just won a title and it wasjust a long time. she just won a title and it was just a heavyweight against a light weight out there. emma needs more time and she also needs a b game because the a game wasn't working she tried to hit through garcia which is not really the way you play especially when she is confident. and it was high press from garcia. pressing, pressing, she did not have a way of breaking it up but that is another much to learn fro

how much does that inspire _ we know emma is talented.he other _ we know emma is talented. how much does that inspire the other british - does that inspire the other british players? does that inspire the other british .la ers? , , , does that inspire the other british laers? , does that inspire the other british -la ers? , ., .,, does that inspire the other british laers? , ., players? massively, you are lots of them talk about _ players? massively, you are lots of them talk about it, _ players? massively, you are lots of them talk about it, talk _ players? massively, you are lots of them talk about it, talk about - players? massively, you are lots of them talk about it, talk about how| them talk about it, talk about how ljy them talk about it, talk about how by seeing emma do that, they believe they can play at their best. it's great for players in the game to believe that if you do the hard work, you can achieve special things. i5 work, you can achieve special thins. , ., , ., work, you can achieve special thins. , ., , . . , ., things

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. >> reporter: for emma, that future may never be a reality. lives in texas, where abortion is banned after six weeks of pregnancy. she asked to be filmed in shadow because she had an illegal abortion earlier this year. i didn't want to be.egnant, and- i immediately knew i didn't want to proceed with this pregnancy. i didn't have any sort of dilemma internally about it at all. >> reporter: she felt the best way to end the pregnancy would be by medical abortion pills, an option that's quickly becoming harder to access. >> my immediate concern was to not leave a paper trail of the pregnancy. so i didn't work with any sort of physician. >> reporter: stories like emma's are becoming more common across the country. with a near-total ban on abortion now in 13 states, many women are finding themselves in confusing and difficult situations. >> hands off our bodies! >> reporter: now racing to find solutions for unwanted pregnancies, exposing longstanding failures of our health care system. in emma's case, it was too late to get a legal abortion in texas

emma rather —— emma raducanu is outgunned by garcia. and coming—up on the bbc news channel...mpers play on the third day in taunton — but england's women are still in control against south africa in their one off, four day test. good evening and welcome to the bbc�*s news at six. the duke and duchess of cambridge have paid tribute to dame deborah james they described her as an inspirational and unfalteringly brave woman, whose legacy will live on. charities have also praised dame deborah's work as a cancer campaigner, blogger, and broadcaster. she was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016. last month she launched the bowel babe fund — to raise money for new treatments and research. tonight almost seven million pounds has been raised. helena wilkinson reports. # i'm singing in the rain...# dame deborahjames faced her cancer diagnosis her own way, determined to keep smiling, despite gruelling treatment. her family have described her as an amazing wife, daughter, sister, mummy. and said even in her most challenging moments, her determination to raise money and awareness was inspiri

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so very much in—form, and a challenge for emma raducanu.canjohn isner. murray will have to find a way to cope with this giant serve of isner, a man trying to break the record for the most aces ever served by one player during their career, currently on 13,000. 0h, oh, my goodness, thank you very much, that is daniela relph in sw19, in wimbledon, a very exciting day ahead there. if you are we had a weather front bring outbreaks of rain, and following is a whole _ outbreaks of rain, and following is a whole mixture of sunshine and showers — a whole mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers are not going to he _ showers. the showers are not going to be widespread today. as is

"emma and i got together this week for a "sunday sitdown." >> so what is your fantasy?or the moment. >> reporter: emma thompson knew a film this intimate would require a different kind of getting to know you with her co-star. i said all right, we need to just all take our clothes off and get used to the fact that at some point or other, the two of us are going to be naked on set. >> reporter: in "good luck to you leo grande" thompson played a widows retired education teacher looking for some adventure and pleasure after a long, unfulfilling marriage. >> women are not encouraged to think about what they want. they're always thinking about what everyone else wants. i can think of the number of times someone said, what do you want, and obviously it's normally a martini, that kind of covers all bases, because then you can relax enough to think what actually do i want. isn't setting sex illegal? >> reporter: nancy hires leo, an escort half her age played by up-and-coming irish actor daryl mccormick. >> everything gets stripped away. they unpeel >> it is an examination of int

oh, lisa, did you some of dinner, of the people at emma's error, afraid of losing their jobs? the fact that everything's good on yours has been talked about for a long time, especially in the pumps at night local from it up to no one on the outside can really say what's happening inside the factory regional medical. they're screening it was rank, we'll go this year until now. emma say belong to russian steele, producer t. m k, headquartered in moscow. it's big, it's shareholder oligarch. dmitri pump janski's, a member of pollutants. inner circle is on the ease, sanctions list. apparently the sanctions are having an effect. the oligarchy has now given up his t. m. k shares. the plant and dani denisha produces pipes and pumps for the russian, oil and nuclear industries. m. s st, which employees 400 workers, came into russian ownership. when chic state companies were privatized, the company means a lot to checks here. the firm was founded by a check entrepreneurial family at the will needed new disciplinary durmit that no, no, we don't know who the real norris here today. they we

emma raducanu...sons without big serve from the american. brian peniston is up tomorrow as well, he will be playing at stevejohnson, thatis will be playing at stevejohnson, that is the first match up on court number three, that is the first match up on court numberthree, i believe. before that is the first match up on court number three, i believe. before all of that tonight, we still have serena williams, 23—time grand slam champion. so much happening here, will keep you updated on bbc news but from all the team here, good night. there has been some big contrasts in the weather across the uk during the day to day. tax of sunshine across eastern england there were temperatures and the low 20s, presently warm. the west, weather front is bringing a thicker cloud and heavy rain for parts of western scotland. the rain tied it with this slow—moving area of low pressure that will be with us through the rest of this week with showers in the forecast air pretty much every day. of rights, a band of rain pushes

and emma. excited, have you got any snacks — murray. and emma.nk you. are you new to the - wimbledon queue? we are not, i have been once before, _ wimbledon queue? we are not, i have been once before, caroline _ wimbledon queue? we are not, i have been once before, caroline hasn't i been once before, caroline hasn't but we have been coming to wimbledon for years. bond but we have been coming to wimbledon for ears. : :, :, i. for years. and how would you describe your _ for years. and how would you describe your experience i for years. and how would you describe your experience so i for years. and how would you i describe your experience so far? it is great, it's a lovely morning, and everyone _ is great, it's a lovely morning, and everyone is— is great, it's a lovely morning, and everyone is very friendly, and we are very— everyone is very friendly, and we are very happy to be here. who are ou are very happy to be here. who are you heping — are very happy to be here. who are you heping to _ are very happy to be here. who are you hoping to see? _

not such good news for emma. what happened _ since 2017. not such good news for emma.such good news for i emma. what happened there so much since 2017. not such good news for - emma. what happened there so much to be said about emma after that incredible success at the us open last year, which her to superstardom. since then, for the british teenager, there have been injury challenges, she's gone out at the second round of the australian open and the french open and for british friends, i'm afraid to say, the exact same thing happened at wimbledon earlier. emma's wimbledon is over this year. she was beaten by carolina garcia in straight sets. credit to her, a good player, she went grass court title going into these championships. just frankly paid a lot more tennis recently that emma has. she's only played seven games on grass going into these championships. she was injured quite early on in her campaign in nottingham. it was always going to be a battle for her to be fit in time for these championships. actually, she was moving well, but just not match ready, and garci

until now, emma se belong to russian steel, producer t m k. headquartered in moscow. it's big it's shareholder oligarch. dimitri pump janski's, a member of pollutants, inner circle is on the east sanctions list. apparently, the sanctions are having an effect. the oligarchy has now given up his t. m. k shares. the plant and dani denisha produces pipes and pumps for the russian, oil and nuclear industries. m s st, which employees 400 workers, came into russian ownership. when chic state companies were privatized, the company means a lot to checks here. the firm was founded by a check entrepreneurial family at the will needed new disciplinary germany that no, no, we don't know who the real norris here today. they were always executives from russia, for example, in the finance department to be go little. but the official owner was never oversight for he's always the neighborhood he threw. all i all of reach out in white. those similar to that in you could do frog wants to get rid of the kremlin controlled oligarchs because they support the war and ukraine. this data bank

i felt people behind me going emma. — counts. i felt people behind me going emma, you've _ counts.lay here, it's extremely special, and this club itself is just amazing to walk on these grounds and courts. i'm just so happy to stay another day. white and cameron norrie also made it through safely through this afternoon, but all those people on the hail had been waiting for andy murray evening. mary seemed very keen to display his energy but he was a sent down againstjames duckworth before he really got going, that is murray at the top of the screen approaching the top of his form. but the screen approaching the top of his form. �* ., , , , his form. but how is his serve? alwa s his form. but how is his serve? always time — his form. but how is his serve? always time to _ his form. but how is his serve? always time to try _ his form. but how is his serve? always time to try something l his form. but how is his serve? - always time to try something new, in the end, it won him the point, and a third set followed. 64 in the fourth, he finally prevailed, his lights are still burning, jo

emma, we talked a bit about the messaue for. emma, we talked a bit about the message and — for.ge and the _ for. emma, we talked a bit about the message and the tone _ for. emma, we talked a bit about the message and the tone of _ for. emma, we talked a bit about the message and the tone of it _ for. emma, we talked a bit about the message and the tone of it in - for. emma, we talked a bit about the message and the tone of it in a - message and the tone of it in a difficult one to strike because these celebrations are not being done on the cheap lots of people think they should not be amongst the people who are sitting at home, watching and enjoying them but will feel even more than normally, the pinch. it's quite a difficult balance here. it pinch. it's quite a difficult balance here.— pinch. it's quite a difficult balance here. it a difficult balancing _ balance here. it a difficult balancing act _ balance here. it a difficult balancing act and - balance here. it a difficult balancing act and it's - balance here. it a difficult balancing act and it's an l balancing act and it'

emma raducanu was broken five times in nine _ emma raducanu was broken five times in nine service gamesservice games. as garcia said. it was _ in nine service games. as garcia said, it was quite routine... i suppose _ said, it was quite routine... i suppose a _ said, it was quite routine... i suppose a less unsurprising defeat was andy— suppose a less unsurprising defeat was andy murray, a pretty brutal way for andy— was andy murray, a pretty brutal way for andy murray to go in his 14th campaign — for andy murray to go in his 14th campaign on the wimbledon lawn is against _ campaign on the wimbledon lawn is againstjohn isner, whom he had never_ againstjohn isner, whom he had never before failed to beat. 35 aces, never before failed to beat. aces, it was never before failed to beat. 755 aces, it was a crushing serve. annabel, james, lovely to have you both on, we will see you in 35 minutes for a second look at the papers. good evening. andy murray's wimbledon is over after he was beaten byjohn isner in four sets. the second—round exit is the earliest murray has ever been knocked out of w

emma, doesn't feel very 2022. express. emma, doesn't feelvery 2022. ., ., �* ., , . ., 2022.ou wouldn't have expected to read this story _ 2022. you wouldn't have expected to read this story after _ 2022. you wouldn't have expected to read this story after the _ 2022. you wouldn't have expected to read this story after the two - 2022. you wouldn't have expected to read this story after the two years . read this story after the two years that we've — read this story after the two years that we've just had a pandemic, and then monkeypox and all of that. i think_ then monkeypox and all of that. i think this — then monkeypox and all of that. i think this is entirely... well, unsurprising, but alarming. the polio _ unsurprising, but alarming. the polio virus — unsurprising, but alarming. the polio virus for the first time in 40 years. _ polio virus for the first time in 40 years. we — polio virus for the first time in 40 years, we think this may be the return— years, we think this may be the return of— years, we think this may be the return of polio. the virus has been detected _

emma raducanu did her best to respond. you about a victory for cameron norrie in the men's, i can also tell you about a straight sets win for england's cricketers because they completed a 3-0 cricketers because they completed a 3—0 series victory against new zealand. jonny bairstow did it with a six at headingley to complete a seven wicket victory. that was emphatic and appropriate for this new england in test match cricket. the women's team began a test match against south africa to date. a day for issy wong. we can show you what a delivery from her. just about perfect. that's what you want on your test match debut. shaky start from south africa, they recovered to finish 28a all out. that test match continues at taunton and right ear we are preparing for an andy murray evening. —— right here we are preparing. thanks, joe. and now it's time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. are you going to keep that rain away? we“ll are you going to keep that rain away? we'll try to, it doesn't look too bad for the south—eas

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what a win for emma raducanu. . , ., , , emma raducanu. it really was because as ou emma raducanu.the ball into the corners. and great relief, big smiles. i think she really enjoyed herself. smiles. i think she really en'oyed herself. . t, t, smiles. i think she really en'oyed herself. ,, . ., ., smiles. i think she really en'oyed herself. ,, ., ., ., ., , herself. she had a lot of support. as did andy _ herself. she had a lot of support. as did andy murray. _ herself. she had a lot of support. as did andy murray. of— herself. she had a lot of support. as did andy murray. of course. i herself. she had a lot of support. i as did andy murray. of course. they were like two bionic man with a couple of hip surgeries with andy murray and his opponent had nine surgeries. a plucky, spirited australian. taking his game to andy and playing head games but andy serves the underarm serve that was fascinating. moving his return position, he said, so he thought he would throw in the cheeky underarm serve. he also was slow to get going but once he did it was that tom and jerry tennis tactics. cat

that's emma chamberlain.w >> my very first >> jimmy: but you're very good at talking, so this should be fun. this should be fun for you >> yes, i hope so. >> jimmy: yeah, me too >> i feel chill. >> jimmy: you do feel good, right? [ cheers and applause >> do i look chill [ cheers and applause first off, for those who don't know, can you explain what you do [ light laughter ] >> that's, like, the hardest question for me. >> jimmy: yeah, i start off with the hard ones >> i know. i think what i do is i just, like, put things on the internet and just go like this [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay and just hope for the best >> just hope for the best. >> jimmy: but, i mean, youtube videos and you just -- what's the secret why do -- why do people just love you >> i like truly don't know >> jimmy: i think -- >> i truly don't know. >> jimmy: i think you're real and i think you're honest and i can kind of see that when i watch it [ cheers ] >> thank you >> jimmy: i was talking about you on our show because we had jack harlow

yes, and emma raducanu will be - to look forward to, don't we. was and emma raducanu will be up afterand there were questions about the abdominal issue that only allowed her to play seven games in the end at nottingham which is where the grass court season ended for her until today and she will be playing the belgian player who has got good pedigree on grass and has won a grass court title coming into these championships, unlike emma raducanu who has played a lot of tennis recently, a tough test, she reached the fourth round in 2018 when she knocked out the defending champion but radek arno in a favourable part of the draw and we don't know what to expect fitness rise, so let's be realistic and temper expectations and we might have to do the same with andy murray because he will be last on centre court and will it be another five set epic on centre court late into the night. we will have to wait and see. he will hope he can get the job done against james duckworth. he has had his surgery issues as well, nine surgeries, duckworth and not resurfacing like andy murray but he has had his

emma campbell met deborah while they were both campaigning.at, as long as there are options and as long as there is hope, you can continue to find reasons to smile in life. last month, deborah revealed that she was receiving end—of—life care at home. i have a really loving family who... ..i adore. they�*re just incredible. and, erm... ..all i knew i wanted was to come here and be able to relax, knowing that everything was ok. deborah was later honoured with a damehood, delivered by prince william. today, the duke and duchess of cambridge said she was inspirational and her legacy will live on. her campaigning has already touched so many. without deborah, without seeing her on the tv three years ago, _ i don't think i would have had the courage to go and pick. the telephone up to talk to the gp, i don't think i would have i realised what the symptoms of bowel cancer were, and i actually don't think i would be here today. . deborah�*s family have shared some of herfinal thoughts. "find a life worth enjoying, take risks, love deeply, "have no regr

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emma raducanu! to feel a twinge in her left side. there was a break as she took some painkillers before receiving treatment on the court. and after several minutes she was eventually able to carry on, but not for long. at 4—3 down in the first set she decided she could not continue. ladies and gentlemen, unfortunately emma raducanu is forced to retire due to an injury. the disappointment was clear and so was the concern. with wimbledon less than three weeks away, emma raducanu says she's not sure if she will be fit. i've got no idea, it could havejust seized up and spasmed and it's really bad for a few days. i've got no idea. i can't diagnose myself so i'll get it checked out. i'm obviously disappointed and it's really bad luck sometimes because i feel like i've been putting really good work in and it's almost like you just want to catch a break or something. ever since her remarkable us open victory, raducanu has struggled with both herform and herfitness. wimbledon, of course, is where she first m

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grace and emma sanderson.here have been hundreds of cases where under 18s have been unable to get visas because they are travelling with other relatives rather than those legally responsible for them. meanwhile, as the war in ukraine continues, more than five million refugees are trying to settle into their new homes across europe. for the 1,000 or so who have ended up in wales, that settling in period begins at a so—called "welcome centre". our wales correspondent, hywel griffith, went to have a look at one and meet some of the families who have been staying in the welsh countryside. we are safe here. as soon as we step on this land, we felt it, we are safe. this small corner of welsh countryside has for the last two months become a haven for families fleeing war. the urdd centre normally hosts welsh schools, but it's ukrainian children who have been living, learning and laughing here. olena and kateryna arrived just a fortnight ago, escaping the life where their children had to hide in basements. everyone is

emma, i guess thatis paid £848,000 a year. emma, i guess that is the point.nt. it is the point. we have to _ that is the point. it is the point. we have to focus on _ that is the point. it is the point. we have to focus on the - that is the point. it is the point. we have to focus on the fact - that is the point. it is the point. | we have to focus on the fact that there _ we have to focus on the fact that there are — we have to focus on the fact that there are many union bosses on huge salaries _ there are many union bosses on huge salaries we — there are many union bosses on huge salaries. we shouldn't forget that. obviously. — salaries. we shouldn't forget that. obviously, the bosses are on absolutely eye watering salaries. i think— absolutely eye watering salaries. i think what really gets me about these _ think what really gets me about these strikes which are effectively a full— these strikes which are effectively a full week disruption, it's not those — a full week disruption, it's not those people that transport strikes, all those _ those people that

i think emma thonpson is good in almost everything. by sophie hyde, written by katy brand. let's do all the positives first. the script is often very funny and both of those performers are terrific and they are welljudge performances because it's a balance between the poignant and comedic and they get itjust right and it's like watching two performances at the top of their game. great. the film is about a subject which let's be honest, cinema in general and british cinema in particular is considered to be taboo. cinema worries about actually talking about intimacy. on the downside, it's somewhat stagey. it plays out as a series of chaptered encounters in the same hotel room, except for in the very end. and i can almost imagine it as being like a two—handed play. it's also performative. leo is playing a role because he's a giggilo, he's an escort, a sex worker so he's playing the role but we are watching two very accomplished actors playing roles and i never quite forgot that that's what we are watching. if you compare this with a film

oh, it's november 2020 in yangon me, emma. just 2 months before the military sees power in a brutal crack. ah, we here to observe the festival to celebrate the full moon? no, i'm only need the me all. never gonna mean no. no, no me. no, no me. no, nino tire has been waiting for this night from missouri. he's about to gain special powers. ah, ah ah, for a loaner he narvie narvie is away, there will be no, he actually been either italia. lavine loving yard luggage, needles rather moment out all the or or the body i you are a yet far will get this mr. cool ceremony is taking place at the home of linds master tin turn. the tin turn is training lynn in the magical arts. he tells me, lynn has a gift that thousands with envy. he has been chosen to become a wayside. a mamma wizard, boys up triple joan. dia, bama. we got your name yarborough. but even though the dirty but it let me go to my back a little we got your brought it up. i want to wake up your blood bubble devonjay la for a recall on your mit b and b like that was pulled off.

emma raducanu!h at nottingham she seemed to feel a twinge in her left side. there was a break as she took some painkillers before receiving treatment on the court. and after several minutes, she was eventually able to carry on, but not for long. at 4—3 down in the first set, she decided she could not continue. ladies and gentlemen, unfortunately emma raducanu is forced to retire due to an injury. the disappointment was clear and so was the concern. with wimbledon less than three weeks away, raducanu says she's not sure if she will be fit. i've got no idea, you know? it could have just seized up and spasmed and it's really bad for a few days. i've got no idea. i can't diagnose myself, so i'll get it checked out. i'm obviously disappointed and it's really bad luck sometimes, because i feel like i've been putting really good work in, and it's almost like you just want to catch a break or something. ever since her remarkable us open victory, raducanu has struggled with both herform and herfitness. wimbl

our correspondent emma vardy is here.n�*s family through covering his story for a long time. how have they been coping with this? it has been a horrendous time for them. don't forget, before this suppose a trial, aiden aslin was paraded on russian television looking bruised, in handcuffs, being interrogated for russian audiences to see. it was bizarre and disturbing viewing and of course many people here agree it is in a breach of the geneva conventions so extremely difficult for families to watch. aiden has been allowed some phone calls home to his mother since being held captive and impact those holding him have contacted his mother themselves and he has been allowed some brief conversations. but everyone who knows him does not believe he is being able to speak freely. the families continue to hope there can be some negotiated prisoner exchange, the foreign office is supporting the families but of course the foreign office is quite limited in what it can do in these circumstances. aiden and shaun had very much made ukra

ran econo _ hardly tie my shoelaces. —— emma ran econo with— hardly tie my shoelaces. —— emma ran econoosure and the boys that she has shown under the most _ boys that she has shown under the most pressure, as you can go under wimbledon— most pressure, as you can go under wimbledon as a grand slam winner, the nation. — wimbledon as a grand slam winner, the nation, the expectations of the nations— the nation, the expectations of the nations are — the nation, the expectations of the nations are placed on your shoulders and the _ nations are placed on your shoulders and the way— nations are placed on your shoulders and the way she's handled it has been _ and the way she's handled it has been brilliant. the metro said she was sad _ been brilliant. the metro said she was sad accountable. i am sure we will see _ was sad accountable. i am sure we will see glad econo in years. she's far too— will see glad econo in years. she's far too talented not to win in the future _ far too talented not to win in the future. ~ ., ., ., , future. we are out of time. sorry i couldn't your response, annabelle.

and even the change of the countries name from burma to me, emma. i'm visiting lin at his house on the outskirts of yangon. i live, but this is where he makes cells and charms and tells fortunes. lynn became fascinated by the supernatural when he was just 4 years old after he was given some taro, car own. he tells me we saw who have achieved enlightenment guide him on his journey to learn magic through dreams and meditation. but to achieve the status takes years of hard work and discipline now or not the, i don't think he got on the on it, but that it, by me, you know, will not do it by 9. it was oddly piano. their usual and i may have one and then help me. and i mean, it's believed that each ways are different talents, some gain the ability to teleport, while others contain base metal into gold color lulu way, and then do the photo problems on bar, which is why a degree one is where the i'm it was, i don't know, yeah, well you know that a little and i got to get logged in and these are given with are not needed. lynn says over the last decade, soci