heather: interesting. we often, when people look at congress they think about there was a lot of inaction particularly around budget issues. but one things on the horizon 2025 and the expiration of the individual tax cut that path in 2017 10 & five president trump. you know, a lot of those tax payments go away at the end of 2025 heading into 2026. and congress will be forced to decide whether to extend those or not. in your cbo projections you are doing current law so you are projecting as if they would not be extended. and they go away at the end of the 2025 window. and that helps the physical picture. to have more of the tax revenue back. can you help us think through what happens to the outlook if those do not expire? or if both of them are extended by congress? philip: as you said, that is in our projections. under current law. we do not have a new estimate from the dollars involved if the tax cuts were extended in full under the new budget projections. they will be done for the joint community and tax

brian and heather are gary's kids from his first marriage.s than thrilled about their father remarrying. >> she was a step mom. let's be honest. we were teenagers. >> not happy about our parents getting divorced. >> but it was hard to deny that the marriage was working. >> we saw them together, they were happy. they seemed happy. >> they would sing love songs. >> reporter: gary and pam had some very good years, says gary's niece melissa. >> they were running around with marla maples, donald trump, friends with lee majors. and just taking really extravagant trips. >> money flowing like water? >> yeah. >> gary helped pam launch an astrology website, starbabies. com. the site was designed to give parents an astrological reading about their children. it was a business pam started after her children, trevor, and lewis were born. >> what do you say trev? >> reporter: heather and brian say those new babies brought them closer to their new stepmother. >> we grew to like her and love her as a step mom. and as mother of our brother and sister. >> she w

heather back here on highway 17. we're starting to see a lot more traffic moved through as word gets out that the highway is back open and also noticing a lot of the snow on some of the higher peaks here is beginning to melt as things begin to return to normal, at least for now. reporting live in los cotto's evan sernoffsky ktvu . fox two news. good to hear that that is some good news, evan after what looks like a mess this morning, thank you. well, the new closure to tell you about this afternoon on interstate 80 through the sierra. the chp says the westbound lanes of interstate 80 are closed from the nevada state line to truckee due to an accident there. the eastbound lanes in the tahoe are open and chains are required. caltrans reports that highway 50 is also open with chain controls. but caltrans and the chp urging people that if you don't absolutely have to go to lake tahoe or through the sierra. please don't make that dry. and if you're planning on heading to southern california today along interstate five, the

. >> ashley: heather brooks joins us now, good morning, heather.s book but how did you find out about it in the first place? >> good morning, we have right now a curriculum adopt adoption process in the district for math and science. so we had a group of west valley parents uniting with a nonprofit organization. we had members from that group, grandparents, parents, community members going into the district office to view the textbooks in the district office. they are available for parents to see. we had parents reading through the textbooks that would be provided to our children, and it will be voted on by the school board this coming may. that is how we discover this biology book for high school students. >> todd: what was your reaction when you saw the text firsthand? >> i was pretty shocked. because i'm also a parent in this district. so, i was completely shocked at what i saw. it did not seem to think that this is what i had in high school growing up in this district. that is not what i remember in my biology class where my biology textbook. s

that's not stopping the stock from moving higher. >> heather, what do you think of deere?'s a great example of a company that had pre men douse competitive advantages and we can see some of the strengths coming through they were able to raise prices twice as much as they were -- as they saw -- cost increases i should say it's a cyclical business there will be bumps in the road. this is a great example of the long-term advantages they face with their dealer network and focus on technology. >> deere shares up 7%. auto nation also soaring phil lebeau has these details. what are we learning about this wacky auto market, phil? >> not a whole lot from this report nothing has really changed that's not the reason is stock up is almost 10% they beat on the top of the bottom line. adjusted basis record kwourgt quarter revenue. you're looking at new car revenue, not a surprise, up 8%, used models down 8%. it's the after-market services, up 7% of revenue there remember, they get half of their revenue, generally peaking most auto dealership groups get half of their revenue, the busines

i have with me, heather, acting captain of the bhu, jan green, bhu navigator and you have noticed our dog handlers, lieutenant christina gibbs and lieutenant carter with clifford and we have a third facility dog, lieutenant catherine alba with marly who is unable to be here due to childcare issues. >> next slide. >> the an agenda for today's presentation, i'll give you a brief history of the ffda, acting captain buron will give you an overview and plans for future expansion. bhu navigator jan green will explain our current state of affairs. in 1967, a group was formed ask they were called the posse and they helped members strugglings -- struggling with addiction. general order 844 was issued and the stress unit was formed by chief of department ed sips. our department chaplin, father john green was instrumental in its creation. the sffd had three stress unit navigators in 1987. it's important to remember that the sffd was responding to approximately 45,000 calls, emergency calls, now we respond to approximately 145,000. in 2019, the position of health, and safety and wellness was crea

this free kick and heather. united in the lead, soonin and heather. the lead, soon in total control. marcus rashford's finished was great, fingertips not quite enough. neither were newcastle's best efforts as united held firm. the first trophy for the manager. for the derby, the long wait goes on. tottenham have boosted their hopes of top—four premier league finish with 2—0 win over chelsea that increases the pressure on their boss graham potter. the biggest talking point of an underwhelming first half was when chelsea's hakim ziyech was sent off for this. but referee stuart attwell changed his mind after reviewing the incident. just 20 seconds into the second half 0liver skipp scored his first spurs goal. his captain harry kane added a second with ten minutes to go to secure the win. the defeat leaves chelsea 14 points behind tottenham who are in fourth place. they have been a difficult opponent for us over the past few years and especially here at home in our new stadium. it was really important today to win the game, get the three points to keep us

so we'll be hearing from heather about that in a moment. i did want to mention that this was shared and in response of the hearing tonight for everyone's awareness. so the conclusion of the memo, that you may want to elect to adopt. that you recommend that you move to improve them in its entire tee. however in this case, we have selected six. solt you can a mebd the wordings of any suggestions or propose--specifically you can create a condition related to enter tree protocol including but not limited to bag check and wanting the front entry. we have not out laound a condition like this below but you may want to discuss this with the permit holder. attached is the llp permit and many of the exhibits in defense of the permit, as directly wyland mentioned, this hearing is not about revoking the llp permit and i did indicate that to the neighbors who expressed concern that the business may lose their ability to host entertainment, so i clarify that everybody that submitted a letter, that this is not the case. as drkly wyland mentioned, we did r

heather taylor was our guest.you want to go back and watch that on her website, this is a topic we've done plenty of times. there are plenty of other options and i guarantee that caller asked that question during those programs. it's a chance to take a dive into the c-span video archive. there are several hundred hours for you to look at. this is todd in wisconsin. good morning. caller: there are a couple of like a things i would like to look into. one is for people coming across the border into the united states. there are folks out there who would hire them. also, they would be responsible for them in the united states. during that time, they are also responsible for taking care of them and putting them back to where they came from. the other thing i would like to see how much the government is spending. the numbers are flying out there. i would love to see the other spectrum. that is all the money that is coming in at the same time. i think we have to do that stuff. host: you're referring to the debt clock we o

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i'm alex savage heather holmes. it has been nearly a week now says the city acknowledged this cyberattack ktvu sam baker has been working to get answers from officials and joins us now live from the newsroom. tom answers, excep tht parses out. really under siege from these hackers. since at least last wednesday. the city of oakland's computer system has been the victim of a ransomware attack. city officials claim that 911 fire emergency resources and financial data are not impacted by the attack. but one city hall insider told me that finance operations are impacted. other than that the city is being very tight lipped about the scope and effect of the ransomware attack , putting out very little information on the city website. and its facebook page. most ransomware attacks demand money to return control of the system and return of frozen or stolen data. there's two things that can happen. it can shut down your whole systems and also can take all of your data as well. cybersecurity professor kevin powers is law and b

yeah, heather. we were all in the newsroom today, talking about this jump in postal worker robberies when the call came in another carrier was just attacked and held up now that victim is physically okay. and it turns out indeed he's been robbed before. this postal worker was punched and robbed while delivering the mail in north oakland. are you okay? yeah it looks like yeah. came up to him on 41st street near telegraph avenue in the temescal neighborhood just after 9 30 wednesday morning. one seemed to have distracted the carrier, the other hit the carrier and took postal equipment, including keys , all in black sweats gets out and runs into that alley. tierney saw the holdup unfold, he said the robbers took off in a u haul minivan is i was watching. then he ran the gain. black ran back out brand into the u haul, and they start driving off and then the mailman ran out. chasing after him. an ambulance was called by the postal worker did not need to be taken to the hospital. it turns out this letter

alex and heather. oakland police chief laurent armstrong's been resting up the pressure asking to be reinstated immediately. but could all this antagonizes bosses and put his future at risk? it's been more than two weeks since oakland police chief laurent armstrong was placed on leave accused of dropping the ball after a sergeant was accused of to cover ups. this week. the top cop is formally asking mayor shing tao to reinstate him. but even though it was the mayor who placed the chief on leave his beef isn't with her. no i still don't blame the mayor. the bear didn't write the report. speaking sunday at x four gospel church, armstrong made clear he's frustrated with the independent monitor robert warsaw who commissioned the report from the law firm that said the chief should be disciplined, the report said an internal affairs captain order to subordinate play a hit and run crash involving a sergeant, but the chief says he was given an incomplete set of facts. the mayor didn't find ways to blame me. fo

i'm mike mibach heather holmes. there is more wet weather on the way today we saw a little bit of everything. some heavy rain, strong winds even hail in parts of the bay area. the wet weather, causing widespread power outages once again across the region in the sierra communities are bracing for blizzard. snow already slamming the area of 14 road closures due to hazardous driving conditions . chief meteorologist bill marin begins our coverage tonight with a look at what's going on up there outside. hey, bill. hey, mike, we've still got some scattered showers out there that blizzard warning doubles into tomorrow in the lake tahoe area , winter weather advisory for us and we just do this whole 24 hours again was another system tees up for the morning commute. the story today was kind of a fast moving system a really intense front rent through this morning, mid morning and left right now the lingering showers we gotta to an inch of rain in some places up to a half inch and others quarter inch for many in a lots of hail

greg heather. we reached out to the mayor's office for comment about the cities rise in commercial burglaries and to see if they have a plan to take on this challenge. they did not get back to us reporting live. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. you could just hear the frustration amongst that business owner there. i'm sure he's not alone in the way that he feels. all right, evan, thank you. surveillance video here, offering a detailed look at a bold break in at a home in denville. three men take off with valuables, and they don't seem concerned about the video cameras. there those thieves getting away with armed force of personal property, including jewelry, cash and other items or crime reporter henry lee is live at the danville police department with the latest in this case, henry greg. these guys made clear they had no problems that they were caught on camera. in fact, one guy even rang the doorbell as they left. it's kind of like a hahaha or gotcha moment. very violated and very angry. they t

heather.e's why look, the next person that comes in while democrats have moved closer or farther to the left in california, in general, the person that comes in to replace diane feinstein is not going to look like dianne feinstein in many ways. alex padilla, you know is 49 years old. he's going to be california's senior senator, and the next senator is going to be someone who is going to be likely a democrat and more left and dianne feinstein that has huge implications for big tech for big pharma for what happens with relationship with china or in the middle east, so that is fun. to mentally and important development. but more broadly, what you're seeing here is a generational change in the democratic party in california, and the type of democrat is changing, and that's really what this symbolizes because really, there is no one like dianne feinstein, who came in in the year of the woman in the midst of a rapidly diversifying population and diversity within the democratic party is much greater

we'll talk about the report and economy, want to welcome heather boushey. good morning to you.on the set this morning about the impact of those jobs numbers on friday. and what the fed should or should not do about it what they will do about it what the bond market is saying they're going to do about it it is -- it is -- there's no question it's good news in many ways, the question is, whether the white house should take credit for that given the sort of crosscurrents of what's happening over the last two years. >> well, certainly i do believe that the president deserves a lot of credit for the strength of this economy. when he came into office, his number one priority was to get the pandemic in check, get the vaccines out there, get the economy back on track. took big bold steps to do that got people back to work. and, you know, throughout the past couple of years, we've seen this economy be able to weather a series of crisis thrown at it, different variants of the pandemic, different supply chain challenges as businesses struggled to get up and running after the pandemic had

out of food, they will supply the essentials through the iryna military administration shynkarenko heather murdoch voice of america bakhmut ukraine in the first month of the full-scale invasion of russia, millions of ukrainians left for poland, a year later the chaos on the border has decreased and now the movement is going in both directions , however, now poland is preparing for a possible new flow of refugees along with the intensification of hostilities in the east of ukraine dmytro kulchynskyi will introduce the plot of henry riijol and przemyśl. olga shust returns to ukraine. she works in poland, but goes back to look after her parents, who age decided to stay in ukraine 12 months of struggle is hard to endure psychologically how can you ask how can you kill people like this 21st century the world is moving forward and here is such despair people my age are building a life have plans for the future and it is all destroyed the polish border town of przemyśl is the center for of ukrainian refugees shalota ferrar came here from the usa as a volunteer, they noticed that more and more peo

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and again that was heather waldman reporting up until this point. the current snowpack has not been taken into account when it comes to forecasting water supply going through the rest of this year. the state scientists say they are going to use today's data to try to re evaluate some of those numbers and allocations. they should have that ready by the end of the month. and since the end of the month was yesterday for january, we thought today the first day of february would look back in january and see how much rain we had here since there was so much snow and tahoe check out south san jose nearly 10 inches of rain look at ben loman in the santa cruz mountains, nearly 30 inches. wow that. well, we know what happened there with all the flooding over 15 inches of rain. those are mighty historic. totals now that was just for the month of january, and we have more rain coming for this february now, and we're tracking those systems as they're moving in. but first we have a few high thin clouds. 39 half moon bay 38 santa rosa, we're in the thirties and fa

heather. the center opened at nine o'clock this morning. it will stay open every day until february. 22nd so far a slow trickle of people coming in for help, but providers say getting the word out will help increase their intake. the newly renovated cyprus hall can hold more than 1000 guests, but only a small fraction of that number came to the san mateo county event center for the first day disaster recovery center. it's always good to have opportunities and resources if you don't then you're kind of screwed up. the whole has tables for residents seeking assistance from the state. county nonprofits and the federal government. this is a one stop shop for survivors to come and see what resources might be available available to them after the severe storms. starting new year's eve days, and weeks of rain and wind left thousands of san mateo county residents with some type of storm damage to their homes or businesses. some people, this is their very first disaster. this is a you know, they're totally devastated from, you know a heavy loss, so

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i'm heather holmes greg lee, this scary incident happened last night just before 7 30. it's schneerson center, a synagogue in san francisco's richmond district officials believe the suspect is also tied to another incident a day earlier. surveillance video from inside the schneerson center in san francisco. wednesday night shows a group of people sitting at a table for a class in celebration following prayer services. then a man walks into the synagogue says a few words as the group invites him to join them. then he pulls out a gun and begins firing across the room. the room is left stunned. then he walks out and the people are in so much shock like they have of them didn't realize was happening. they hear noises. they few of them dark. didn't even get out of their seats before this is all over you. cough is vice president of the synagogue that serves mostly russian speaking jews at 26th and balboa street. he had left the synagogue just before the shooting, and only found out about it the next morning when someone showed him the casings he said no one called police unti

good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes mike mibach. here is a look at the current outage map from pg and e. that shows just how many customers are without power around northern california and you can see a lot of people are in the dark in the north bay, as well as the sierra and the sierra foothills. our coverage begins with ktvu jana katsuyama in angwin after speaking with people in napa county who have not had power. since thursday, janna. mike and heather. i don't know if you can see this, but it just started coming down. we're getting snow. it's kind of an icy, uh, icy snow that we're getting right now. here in angwin. i didn't even have time to run and get a hat or eight an umbrella. but if you look behind me, too, you can see how cold it still is that this snow that's been piled here. since last thursday has not had much of a chance to melt and many people are trying to weather the storm in the cold without power. snow continued falling monday in napa county, turning snowy slopes into mountains of misery. for some people who have

i'm heather holmes alex savage. prosecutors say the man fired off blank rounds and what they have determined was a hate crime crime reporter henry lee. joining us now live from san francisco, where henry, the district attorney, announced those felony charges earlier today. alex. the d a. says she stands with the jewish community and that she has zero tolerance for hate in san francisco. i'm happy that he was finally charged with hate crimes rabbi alone. hanako of says he's relieved that a man caught on camera firing blanks at a san francisco synagogue has been formally charged with crimes diblasio jews. um he was described as someone who hates in general all minorities. it is clear that anti semitism is still active and strong even here in san francisco, san francisco de a brook jenkins charged 51 year old dimitri mission with hate crimes, disturbing a religious meeting and making threats obstructing excess. size of religion, certain terms that were used that that may have required research on the part of law enforc

plus, heather. tonight is seven. researchers for decades now have searched for a cure for hiv.w doctors overseas say an hiv patient has been cured. how they say it happened. and he raised ethical questions of genetically editing babies. now this controversial scientists from china is making a new amounts mint about his research . we'll have those stories and a lot more coming up live on the seventh iran ktvu plus, heather, we'll see you, then. thank you. but first after the break, the mardi gras celebration is in full swing in new orleans' authorities are so concerned about safety around this year's parade. it is now 24 73 a gallon up about 10 cents from just a week ago in san francisco. drivers are paying for 85 a gallon and in san jose in oakland, the averages 4 73 republican lawmakers delivered a letter to governor newsom today, calling on him to take action to avoid a surge in gas prices. lawmakers want the governor to delay the transition from winter blend fuel to summer blend fuel, extend the suspension of the diesel tax and delay the annual gas tax increase that schedule

heather thank you. san jose man accused of shooting and wounding a san jose police officer was arraigned today in court. 37 year old luis alberto cantu was formally charged with four counts of attempted murder and infliction of serious injury in connection with the shootings . on friday, the santa clara county d. a says he first opened fire on two officers during a traffic stop, but didn't hit anyone. it was during the second confrontation where the officer was shot. the suspect was found a few hours later in a different area of san jose. and as police officers attempted to arrest him. he then fired on two swat officers with the san jose police department. striking one and closing serious injury to the hip of that officer. and another bullet strike actually was stopped by that officer's bulletproof vest. the d a says it appears cantu was quote looking for police officers and says, can't you used to ghost gun in the shooting? the suspect is due back in court on april 4th, where he is expected to enter a

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heather lee from our nbc affiliate in buffalo joins us now. saw emotional moments in the courtroom today. i want to play a little bit of one man's victim impact statement and talk about it on the other side. >> you will never get to see your grandparents again. you'll never the outside world again. i don't wish the death penalty on you. i wish they keep you alive. so you have to suffer with the thought of what you did for the rest of your life. >> heather, it was a lengthy hearing. what else did we hear from some of the victims' families today? >> good afternoon. the gentleman we just heard from there, wayne jones, he talked even more so. it was heart wrenching to hear him talk about his mother. he looked right at the shooter and told him that he actually watched the video online of his mother being killed. he told the shooter i saw you shoot her once, reload, and then shoot her again. that was one of the many powerful statements. we heard from another, one of the shooting survivors christopher braden who said he cannot get the images out of h

absolutely alex and heather. i would say to eighties your start here to 80 let me just put it on the map here and show you. this situation here, sat down. one on one between marsh is closed at marsh here as you come down south. the commute direction, though, is the northbound direction that is closed at willow. and so i would just avoid one. oh, one altogether. i mean, why would you go up even through palo alto? and if you're going up, let's say as far as sunnyvale that's fine, and people have been using to 80 and i do see that you are going to see some slow traffic on 2 80. but that's much better than using one on one at all. in fact, el camino real is a good uh, you know, short distance. if you have to get around the area . we got lucky this week because this is ski week for a lot of people, so the volume is just a little bit less just a little bit, maybe 10% less so i think that if it were our last week or the next week, it would be a much bigger backup. you heard tom, it does get super slow as you get upon th

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dragged levandia there without a penalty shootout, but at the end of the matches , what about the heather policy, these are productive matches and penalty shootouts, polissia still had its own joker , but he did not use it. he would go out to i changed something, maybe i changed it for polissya, and here it is. pavel’s joker and pavlo’s joker-wool worked and vorskla was quite fair and justly became the winner of this tournament in all matches with heathers and lavender from polissya. i liked the fleece and , most importantly, in every match the team added that is, the development is going on and you see again. now we talked about the legionnaires, which is very difficult to remember now with the legionnaires, it is very difficult for them to integrate, but even now philip is showing his game that they are in full order and vorskla is not in vain clearly counted on philippa. let's say this season, he didn't have very bright matches for me, there was a dirty withdrawal , i remember it as a scribble, and here, on the contrary, at this tournament, philippa showed such a wonderful interaction

jones interviewed heather, but she didn't seem to have any leads.d debra romero. >> i think she believed that levi was going to be the real deal for her. >> levi had admitted to jones in the very first conversation that he'd been with another woman the night tara died. now, debra romero would become a key part of jones's investigation, as he began to track levi's whereabouts that weekend. >> he said he hadn't been home until he discover the body. >> all right. >> the detective believed tara had been killed, sometime on saturday night. levi story was that he'd been on duty until midnight and then went to deborah's house. jones went to talk to her. >> what is the first, first recollection that you have of seeing him, physically, at your house? >> when i woke up. he came into the bedroom. he was in his uniform. >> debra confirmed that she was with levi from the time he got off work that night, until the following evening. >> -- >> so, mistress as alibi, maybe not a squeaky clean defensible, for now, at least, their stories were in sync. >> jones still

nicola's friend heather person. nicola's friend heather says all too much for the family .struggling to see how we can take account a theory as a conclusion and. you know, nikki, we need to know where nikki is and as far as i'm aware, there they have not any evidence. so paul and nick's parents and sister last night and the heartbroken they all living in a living hell and on top that they have all the speculation comes out to deal with it's too much it's not fair. health leaders are calling on the government to show initiative end the recent strikes. the nhs confederation says the health service will struggle to clear backlogs and improve emergency care unless action is taken . thousands of action is taken. thousands of nurses and ambulance workers will walk out on monday in what many are calling the biggest day the nhs has ever seen . the the nhs has ever seen. the bodies of two british aid volunteers died during a humanitarian evacuation have been returned to ukraine in authorities. the family of chris parry and andrew say the pair were attempting rescue an elderly woman

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i'm alex abdo heather holmes. the jury rejected allegations that the tesla ceo violated securities laws and should pay billions of dollars in damages. ktvu tom baker joins us now live in the newsroom with more on this. big win today for elon musk, very big bullet, the billionaire ceo said in the courtroom today as the lawyer for tesla, investors said jurors should rebuke elon musk for his quote, loose relationship with the truth unquote, the plaintiff's claim they lost billions of dollars because they believed must statements on social media back in 2018 that he would take tesla private. for $420 a share, for which he said he had the funding arranged. during the trial, musk's attorney conceded the tweets from 2018 were technically inaccurate. but he told jurors quote just because it's a bad tweet doesn't make it a fraud. within the last hour, the nine member jury found elon musk not liable for securities fraud. and just in the past 30 minutes, alan must tweet it out. his reaction to the verdict, saying, thank good

having watched the report that followed, viewer heather lunt sent us this response.s contacted us this week about a report on the cost of living, which featured recently on the six and the ten o'clock news. it was introduced like this. rising prices are affecting everyone, but it's being felt more in the north than the south of the country. that's according to new research. the centre for cities think tank says the impact of the cost of living crisis is significantly higher in blackburn and burnley, for example, than in cambridge and london. it says the disparity was down to the higher proportion of poorly insulated housing in the north and the fact that workers in the north tend to earn lower wages and so spend more of their income on essentials like food and heating. all those references to "the north" annoyed steven tate, who wrote in from roswell in midlothian. the state of the economy has been in the headlines this week. on tuesday, the international monetary fund downgraded the uk's growth forecast for this year. but also in the spotlight has been the bbc�*s ow

on saturday, heather gross gave us the head of the w. h. o visited government held aleppo, carrying vital medical equipment. survivors of the quake have flocked to make shift camps originally set up to house. those displaced by the war. anger is growing at the slow pace of international aid deliveries, particularly in parts of the country that are not controlled by the acid government destruction and devastation in a part of the world which can hardly take any more. it live province has been a central theater of the syrian civil war and its home to one of the last remaining rebel controlled enclaves. the earthquake has killed more than 2100 people here. among them, this man's 4 year old son. he's angry that a lack of support meant it took 4 days to recover his child's body. awful memory, sadness. who is helping us in turkey, that getting every thing that they made a special air bridge to bring aid from all round the world friendship. but no one is coming to help us. what did this child do wrong to be under ground for 4 days before we found

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and you can, heather will, to our website d, deborah dot com, forward slash asia where there's other stories from india on the rise of knowledge tend to pop pop, but in the politics as well. remember, as ever you can always follow us on facebook and twitter that does it for today. we're back tomorrow at the same time. see you then goodbye. means um what i am had lana. see? i knew sky. yeah, i am running for president of the republic of beller with john den dark searches for the truth. again. this time the exiled turkish journalist who meets svetlana tihano sky, exiled leader of the opposition in bella. rue school. i mean huge. of course i'm tired and tired, physically untied. morally, it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold. they swayed because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people far behind the boss gardens of truth starts february 18th on d. w. ah, ah, computer hackers hold the world to ransom. a hacking attack shuts down hospitals and suicide. prevention are lines of cyber criminals extort users. by encrypting their data will ask an expert if the pr