finally it's don't to erick's. he'll spend a few hours in this position this time. just to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated off free wall in the brain. using the microscope humus kathleen find his way to the aneurysm and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain damage or death. it's a routine procedure for a neurosurgeon. to shoot this well i think if we could to help this man go. on like him i want to paint that as intrusion you came along with his wife but i did you did not watch was going on bob these men. don't know most of them i want. to be in mind it's not good i'm going down they are these very difficult i could use the. moment of. their own numerous programs that enable don't provide medical assistance to remote river bank communities mostly indigenous tribes. or in case of emergency for example they had nothing to do just. like the people in one small boat. according don't river them to afford some some help and from here to somebody and on small boats to do you think so rolled $800.00 or to comm

erick siguenza saw sara zelenak fall over in her heels.trying to help her up, probably james mcmullan. he watched the attackers stab them. neither survived. both were killed just near the borough bistro. in all, five people died there. as erick siguenza looked down on the courtyard, he could see the three men rampaging through the restaurant. he could also see customers throwing chairs and glasses at them, desperately trying to defend themselves and each other. this incident has brought out a lot of people's true colours of being heroic and taking on, i guess, adverse circumstances, so you know, hats off to a lot of people. but there were questions asked today, too, about why specialist ambulance men left police officers and members of the public to treat those injured at the borough bistro while they left the scene after hearing gunfire. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the man in charge of safety at the hillsborough football stadium has been fined £6,500. 69 year old graham mackrell was sentenced today at preston crown court

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would be very happy to start a war absolute max the question goes i just jump in on this ok real quick erick go ahead. you know this is this is precisely what. you know the the problem is with bolton the relationship between bolton and trump i mean you know the one of the huge rumors in washington now is that trump really is very angry with bolton and wants to get rid of him but we've got 2 problems one the big problem is that trumps personality is that he acts the tough guy but he's really really soft and he has a tough time dealing with people who are you know tough tough guys who know how to appeal to him and he has the problem clearly with bolton and the 2nd thing is that the longer he deal. laze the more the easier it is for bolton to start a process of escalation which makes it more difficult for him to turn it around so that's the real danger i think that we face you know. make such an excellent point because a lot of the smart people and i think moon of alabama is a great place to read about some of these things a very smart analysis there that the the point of deescalation might hav

>>fr i play erick roland and he's a tenure and a base in ndstory and one of the actors that go throughg through story.w and tell the >> people like me, i grew up on good old gospel and southern traditional spiritual and so thisings back memories and this is quite an education for the community who will come out and see it. because you started on the story. because these students, nine of em, had to embark on singing to raise money to keep the school going. the buildings were dilapidated. >> absolutely. >> tell me about that mission and i how important its to tell this story? >hey did not want the opportunity for these formally enslaved people, they didn't want them to lose that chance to get an education, which is real power. and so they kept these walls standing by going all over the cntry and eventually around the world to places like -- >> they sang for >>e queen. they sang for the queen. all over the world. >> the queen of england. >> and wha they educated the world about was wt kept us going as a people. the love, belief and dedication to knowing that god is with them. >> before w

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erick saw sara zelenak fall over in her heels.ng to help her up, probably james mcmullan. he watched the attackers stab them. neither survived. both were killed just near the borough bistro. in all, five people died there. as erick siguenza looked down on the courtyard, he could see the three men rampaging through the restaurant. he could also see customers throwing chairs and glasses at them, desperately trying to defend themselves and each other. this incident has brought out a lot of people's true colours of being heroic and taking on, i guess, adverse circumstances, so you know, hats off to a lot of people. but there were questions asked today, too, about why specialist ambulance men left police officers and members of the public to treat those injured at the borough bistro while they left the scene after hearing gunfire. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. itv‘s thejeremy kyle show has been taken off air after a guest died shortly after filming. today's episode was pulled after it emerged that an interviewee died a