then it was game over for heidi. someone had made their way into her rowhouse on a thursday night in april in 2000 and killed her in a brutal fashion. >> my girlfriend has been murdered. >> was she shot? >> she is cut. >> any parent that opens the door at 6:00 in the morning and there are two cops standing there, you know it is not good. >> it was a murder case that was not going to be solved in a few weeks or even a dozen years. the investigation goes stone cold until one day in a matter of hours everything became clear and how strange and terrifying it turned out to be. when donna and walter met at a church social, talk of a family even proceeded the engagement ring. >> he used to scare the girls away by saying he wants 12 children. >> they did not have 12 this roman catholic couple did raised their five in a baltimore, maryland suburb. heidi the only girl in a sea of brothers. >> poor heidi. >> she was not treated like a princess for sure. >> heidi grew up to be a outgoing athletic girl surrounded by friends. it w

those are pictures filmed by heidi, which were provided to us. you as much information as we can on bbc news. a court in new york has jailed the so-called crypto king, sam bankman-fried. 25 years for what has been called one of the biggest financial crimes in u.s. history. these are sketches from the sentencing. the 32-year-old founded the cryptocurrency exchange ftx, which made him a billionaire before it collapsed in spectacular fashion. he was found guilty of fraud and money laundering last year. look at these pictures. that is the scene outside the manhattan courthouse. you can see his parents arriving at court. our new york business correspondent is outside the courthouse. erin: one of the big moments during the sentencing today is when judge lewis kaplan said he rejected entirely the defendant's as rotation that no one was harmed from the fall of ftx. that was the cryptocurrency exchange. he pointed to $8 billion in customer losses. he totaled the losses at more than $11 billion. judge kaplan said that informed how he made its -- his senten

heidi? heidi turner? come with me. where? join us. here. the park? i know how you feel, eric.kay. what the [bleep] is wrong with you people?! i just saw a new poll that says more and more of you are thinking about voting for that douche! some of us are. a lot of people like what he has to say, all right? you're telling me that after that debate, you still want to vote for that guy? more than ever. yep. did you see the same debates i saw? don't you get it, randy? there's people in this country who are sick and tired. tired of hearing all the rhetoric. tired of washington failing us while they pat their own backs. finally, someone comes along who says what he feels. that's why people like him. because, say what you want, at least he doesn't sound like another politician. [ cheers and applause ] america, please listen to me. i have no idea how to be president. i am a complete jackass and i have made a giant mistake here. [ cheering continues ] no, no, no, no. no, no, no, no. why are you clapping? i am not a good person for the white house. i am not a good person period! finally,

prime minister has promised to resign. heidi is the caravans stood lodges to countries, and you can see there is boarded to the east by the dominican republic. it's no stranger to one wrist, but with gains now in control of much of the capital there are fees the nation could spiral into a wide a civil to this mine is increasing the calling the shots in hazy. gang lita jimmy shed is a nickname. bob. a key, a former police officer, he's a brutal, i'm upstairs who was voiced admiration for haiti's format dictatorship. he heads up an alliance of guns cooled, the g. 9 gun violence has killed thousands in haiti. he says he's fighting for the pool and against government corruption. but in reality, gunter fools have forced hundreds of thousands from that homes. cutoff, food supplies, and fuels a humanitarian crisis. pacey is desperately pool. many still living and make shift accommodation, puts you off off the devastating of quake in 2010. that quake killed more than 200000 people according to government triggers. at the time hated and you've been a democracy for 20 years, unlocked to stabl

that story, heidi , that >> yeah. that story, heidi, that loss of experience.ard from several places around the country . well, thank you for country. well, thank you for coming on and joining us. it's still a day to celebrate its 200 years of the lifeboats. it's an amazing organisation . it's amazing organisation. it's probably helped to save up to 150,000 over the years . 150,000 lives over the years. and there's been something there's something uniquely there's been something uniquely british the thing. british about the whole thing. but uh, sadly, having but uh, yeah, sadly, having a few problems. thank you for joining us on this 200th anniversary. and rnli spokesman has said of the pwllheli row that after a breakdown in relationships between people at the station , two thirds of the the station, two thirds of the crew and 13 new volunteers have agreed to move forward to an intensive two week training penod intensive two week training period is now underway to get the lifeboat back in service . in the lifeboat back in service. in response to the additional

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main concerns that russia could be gaining the off a hand and also a head protests on the streets of heidi's capital, opposing external influence in the countries politics and as it lead to resigns. and the growing violence will bring you a latest plus a ship carrying hundreds of tons of aid for guys and finally leads. cypress, opened up 1st vessel to use a new maritime. i established to deliver more humanitarian. i to the church, the anthony. how it welcome to the program. the winehouse is sending $300000000.00 worth of weapons to good credit. the assistance is the 1st in months from the us and was announced by president biden, while he was hosting polish. latest in washington is decision side steps. the us congress, which is still stalling over an even bigger package for kids and think it was the president says time is running out of line helped me crying on the battle for you must manage in here today. united states is announcing that emergency package for your crane using cost savings from previously approved printed on contracts, packaging, close munitions and rounds to help ukraine hol

oh, heidi would have loved this so much. this is so special. m'kay?better not happen again tonight. i am so seriously. ike, can i talk to you? come on. pull up a chair. you know, we had a big parent meeting at the school tonight. and, uh, apparently, there's someone trolling the school message boards and putting penises in people's mouths. and whoever it was then got a big reaction from it, so he's now putting penises in people's mouths all over the internet and... he's actually getting pretty famous. so, annie jerkins' mother started an online campaign to stop internet trolling with a picture of her and her daughter, and you know what happened? she got a dick in her mouth. okay, okay, i know it's just guy humor stuff. you know, we can laugh about it here, but it is serious, too. well, love you, pal. get to sleep. it's a school night. oh, hey! did you talk to him? yeah, yeah. we talked. it was good. oh, that's good. yeah, well, i better go and get some of my work done. oh, right, right, yeah. yeah, don't wait up. i'll be a while with these stupid case

it's also a hit protest on the streets of heidi's capital opposing external influence in the countries politics assets latest, resigns made growing violence and kicked off in the fun of its life as the us congress can see it as a bad president biden says he facts the measure which would force the chinese honor to sell or else lose over a 100000000 americans use the m anthony how it welcome to the program. the white house is sending $300000000.00 worth of weapons to ukraine. the assistance is the 1st and months from the us and was announced by president biden while he was hosting polish. latest in washington is deficient sidestepped the us congress, which is still strolling of an even bigger package fee for keith and us. kaiser says time is running out is healthy crane on the battlefield. the dream of today, united states is announcing an emergency package for your crane using cost savings from previously approved pentagon contracts packaging clothes, munitions, and rounds, help ukraine hold. the line against russia is brutal tax for the next couple weeks, but it's not nearly enough. wh

so is the announcement of ariel on res resignation, likely to come the situation and heidi, that's the question i put to latin america expert going to miles it's a necessary step. so it has been off by the can lead us as well as a politician so of haiti. but now he is conditioning his resignation to the installation of the transitional council. and i think he's not in the position to condition his reassignment. and therefore, it's of a difficult situation with was the international community because it has a connected to the person of only yes on britain has made it conditional. i wonder what, what do you think of the idea or at least of a transitional presidential counsel that we need some sort of in presence of the international community because we have no state authorities in the country and the more us and save for them needs to be establish some sort of a proxy protector in order to reestablish a all the permits of frames for political discussion. and at the end of the day as well as the earlier this ation of democratic elections. just one of heidi's big problems has been interna

all right, that's out here is heidi joe castro live in houston, texas. thanks so much heidi. as few as has traditionally been locked in a 2 party system, the democrats and the republicans. and according to some pulse this year, there's growing dissatisfaction among voters about a lack of choice. so i'm are drawn to 3rd party candidates and some are unsure about who to vote for if any. there are 3 prominent independent and 3rd party candidates casting a ballot for them during general. elections is often seen as a protest vote against the mainstream parties and their stances. this year, during the primaries button is facing a new challenge. what's been called an uncommitted vote. this allows voters to exercise a party vote without selecting a candidate last month in the battleground state of michigan. 13 percent of democrats voted uncommitted because of bite and support for israel and its war on gaza. that's over a $100000.00 votes, and there are real concerns among the democrats of bite and will be able to win the state come november. and the 2020 election by the narrowly defe

as talk to heidi who's now in houston, texas, heidi, your. 6 in houston, a major gateway from migraine, leaving the border integration, driving voltage to the pulse. a holly. this is a harris county taxes, which is a major hub or a gateway even for migrant to arrive as a border and then go on further into the united states. and this is a very diverse county. one of the most diverse cities is houston in the united states, and here we are at a democratic heavy pulling place. and you can see that the line has been out the door all day, several dozen voters waiting to have their ballots cast in talking to them at least half have shared with us that immigration indeed is the top driver for them coming out to this primary and i want to bring our guest, this is a revisit service, a one who is running as a democrat for congress. thank you so much for your time professor. how do you tell me about, you know, 80 percent of americans pulled say that they don't think the current administration is doing a good job of managing the border? is that an uphill battle for you and other democrats to overco

just really i dreadful details there, heidi.tures from the scene that you referenced and provided there. it looks quite a big drop between the road and —— that bridge there —— and the ground. we don't know at the moment what led up to this or what could have happened. exactly, and we know that drop from the top of the bridge where it seems as though the bus had the impact onto the barriers and then crashed, it's a 50 metre drop so it's a very high length, or height rather. obviously the impact we are seeing as the bus hit the barrier, crashed and then hit in that ravine over there. this is what sparked the fire that happened. and we've also been told by paramedics that a lot of the passengers that were on board were mothers with children, which probably speaks to the eight—year—old who managed to survive, we don't know how she survived. but also seems to have further exacerbated the fire is that a lot of them were carrying gas cylinders because where they were heading to they were going to spend the whole weekend there and they

all right, so how does your customer life us the in baltimore, heidi thank you. well calling upon is a bridge design expert in the head of the structural engineering. got menache university in australia, the explained while in how the bridge collapsed, the way this it's a single point of failure. look at it shouldn't have happened. there are protection measures in place that are supposed to make this not happens that there is a, what's called a 1000. it's a concrete elements which is about a 100 meters off the pillar. it's the 1st line of defense against the ship collision. after that there is the sender which is a protection light the bumper on the car. it's around the pylons at the ship seem to avoid the 1000. and then the sender just wasn't enough ad for the size of this special. now once it hit that pylon, the design of the bridge, the way the structure is if it's simply there was no other way for it to to, to go others on to collapse. there was no what we call the agency at. once you remove top support, i think the protection measures around the bridge parit

i'm sorry, heidi so castro reporting from just around the baltimore harbor. thank you very much. how did the army in man, maurice struggling with a recruitment problem? casualties in the war against the rebel forces desertion, and low morale have depleted the ranks mandatory. conscription is due to be re introduce next month, but many young men are choosing to join the resistance forces or flee the country. instead. 20 chang met some of those dodging the draft in thailand for the town of my thoughts. lily, who watches from the opposite thing, the moisture of the young man. some of the tree h. splash around in the water a well the way the river divides thailand, m u m, and he crossed it illegally last week to escape the military. draw financial on if i stayed with the pick up my name along with the fact that i was involved in the civil disobedience meizlish to consider to be a criminal. even if i receive a conscription that is, i don't think they will put me into military service, they will arrest and imprison me. that in some areas the draft lottery has already begun that many. d

i'll just do the baltimore as bringing heidi jo. castro, for the very latest on this heidi, you're near the collapse bridge in baltimore. we have the live shot, it's 5 30 am almost 5, 30 am local time. where you are. that puts us up just about 28 hours after the accident happened. what's happening there? now 0. we're waiting for the sun to rise again. and that should happen before 6 am local, so in about half an hour's time is when the divers are expected to go back into the water. now rather than performing the search and rescue mission that they had been doing is the search and recovery. they're searching for the bodies of those 6. still missing. all of them were prove workers who were still a top of the ship, a tops and bridge. rather when this ship struck. and we're learning more about who these men were now present, presumed dead with their identities are a guatemalan console is saying that 2 of them are guatemalans, one of their twenty's, another in their thirty's. also a father of 3 who is 40 years old from el salvador, all of the 6 men, apparently, immigrants from latin america

by the us supreme court, but with a complex legal picture, migraines remain where each entre 0 is heidi 0, castro, a dozens of men recently arrived to the united states from central and south america are waiting at a houston, texas gas station for work, their hopes evaporate with each passing car that offers new jobs for undocumented laborers. you know me like that and i was 27 year old alfredo from guatemala, says he'll take any work that's offered, but money is no longer his primary worry. as before, empowers any passing police officer to arrest these men on suspicion. they crossed the texas mexico border, illegally by name was on each of the v. i became a 5 par families, not the harmony one. i just want to work. nadia s before says anyone who cross the border between ports of entry may face up to 20 years in prison unless they agreed to return to mexico. alfredo says he'll never agree to deport himself. he owes smugglers $32000.00 and fuse for his family safety until he pays up. he says he'll have to move to another state migrant crossings have already shifted away from texas to othe

trump accusing him of illegally pressuring officials to overturn jo biden's 2020 victory in georgia. heidi show castro reports from washington dc. a sort of special prosecutor nathan wade has resigned from the racketeering case that charges former president donald trump of trying to overturn the election results in georgia. and as reasons for his resignation weighed that it was in the interest of democracy and to move the case forward as quickly as possible. but really he quit due to a judge's ultimatum issued earlier friday that either way goes or his boss, fulton county, district attorney, bonnie willis goes, the office romance that the to say developed only after will of hired way to prosecute trump as nearly the rail. this case, a trump co defendant brought it to lights in january, accusing the 2 prosecutors of having a plan to seeing relationships that amounted to a conflict of interest. well, as and way to deny there was any financial gain were involved in their relationship, which they say ended before the public attention. and willis accuse defense attorneys of trying to distract f

. >> it's boots on the ground for heidi kuhn. mother and grandmother helping the women of angola clear the minefields. >> i came here on a direct mission to raise global landmine awareness. >> heidi is the founder of roots of peace, a nonprofit working to rid the world of landmines and replacing mines with vines in afghanistan alone, employing hundreds. our legacy in afghanistan is that we've planted 7 million fruit trees. >> peace through agriculture. that is my battle cry. that is the way forward for humanity. >> and she's taking that battle cry onto the fields herself. >> i've come to africa today with the bravest angolan women i have ever met. these women have children. they have lives. but if they feel it is their moral responsibility to keep the land safe for their children, here children are taught about the dangers of landmines, an everyday reality, teaching small little children not to pick up what looks like a rock to fix their bicycle and only to see their hand blown up, or to lose an eye or a limb. >> the united natio

. >> it's boots on the ground for heidi kuehn, the marin county mother and grandmother helping the womenlear the minefields. >> i came here on a direct mission to raise global landmine awareness. >> heidi is the founder of roots of peace, a nonprofit working to rid the world of landmines and replacing mines with vines. in afghanistan alone, employing hundreds. >> our legacy in afghanistan is that we've planted 7 million fruit trees. peace through agriculture. that is my battle cry. that is the way forward for humanity. >> and she's taking that battle cry onto the fields herself. >> i've come to africa today with the bravest angolan women i have ever met. these women have children. they have lives. but if they feel it is their moral responsibility to keep the land safe for their children. >> here, children are taught about the dangers of landmines, an everyday reality. >> teaching small little children not to pick up what looks like a rock to fix their bicycle, and only to see their hand blown up, or to lose an eye or a limb. >> the united nations estimates more than 5500 people were kill

parents who believe devoutly in a hereafter, always remember heidi. >> the you talk to heidi? >> i do. >> what did you say? >> we finally got the answers we were praying for. justice will be served. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. thank you for watching. watchin and this is dateline. >> what she saw was a nightmare she screamed and she yelled and she cried. it was terrible. did she fall down the steps. no one was thinking someone did this to her but did someone do this to her? it t just unraveled from that moment on. >> the fashionista with red lipstick. she meant the world to me. >> when she walked into her room, it was like a movie star walked in. click a caring mom, a million- dollar smile and a $4 million estate. murdered. >> i ran screaming out of the house. >> murdered in her home, late at night >> where would it lead, a twisted case of the trail and greed. her own daughter, a suspect from the start. >> you pulled the life out and you tell police, oh, you're going to find my fingerprints. >> her son in law, who seemed so devoted. >> they interrogated us for

so heidi you've been finding out more about the victims. tell us who was still on that bridge when it collapsed. yes, there are the 6 missing people who rescue workers were diving through the wreckage all day trying to locate they have been presumed dead at this point. and so now it is a recovery efforts. and all 6 of these men appeared to have been immigrant workers who were in that span of the bridge. repairing ass falls when this collision occurred. the guatemalan embassy here says 2 of them weren't guatemalan. one, a man in his twenties, another in his thirties, and reportedly a man in his forties, a father of 3 from el salvador, was also among those presumed to cease. there were 2 other workers in this group who fell into the waters and were rescued early on. one has already been released from the hospital, the other apparently on injured. and this is asking, this is open a lot of questions. yes, this ship gave a made a call that allowed the authorities that control the bridge to have enough warning to stop traffic from crossings or wa

what is the latest in terms of canyon police potentially deploying to heidi right now? kenya is interior minister can do it. it can be so we can decrease fake uh on uh, on monday saying that to can you can use police force within the predictable employment stage. maybe dismissive about the recent cold case and there's the galaxy of deployment is challenged. he described that cool case as being result. now the last time, the cold sauce, it ruled that deployment was illegal because of a lack, among other reasons or lack of, of a 6 the agreement between the 2 countries. and now that's what i was supposedly signed here last week by a canyon minister minister from hate. see about that agreement from the government's point of view enabled this deployment to go ahead. now the people that launched this litigation led by opposition politicians. the crew i've called say that that's not the case. the disagreement doesn't meet the needs that it can't be rectified, but i hate to call them. and because i just thought of in conversation the tone circumstances, including the called, th

so on a beautiful■ sunlit octobr day, brilliant blue sky leaves still on the trees myself, heidi andere both working on cil times at the time, i went there to try to find his grave. we drove up and down main road and eventually i said, i think maybe down this gravel road. and we went down did, we were surrounded by soybean fields, but we could see there was a knot of trees, just a knot of trees down this gravel and lookd down, we could see some gravestones. so i parked my truck, we got out and we walked out of the brilnto darkness, literally this overgrown cemetery, trees preventing the sunlight from reachinghe ground. we didn't say much. we gassed. we had to watch where we step brambles, sunken graves, feet deep, fallen trees toppled over, headstones. so i picked one up 18th century. i picked another one of the 18th ury founders of the area. ortho thomas was a early landowner in that area and it had been a family plot and is in the cases of many plots, commun. there were other names in there, but we couldn't find lamar's grave and we were about to leave. and heidi noticed a grave of

and will heidi, so what are we learning then about the victims there and appears that all 6 of these presumed to cease the victims were members of a road crew. and they were all immigrant. and then working in the united states from latin america. and they were in the middle of this bridge, when catastrophe happened overnight. this would have been almost 24 hours ago when a container ship weigh more than 97000 tons kareen into a pillar of this bridge. and we've seen that breast taking image of how the fridge just collapsed. now these victims, again, they were working on a row for repairing the asphalt, the guatemalan consul. it has confirmed that 2 of these men, worldwide guatemalan in their twenties and thirties and other 14 year old father of 3 was from el salvador. and we believe the other, this is the victims are from mexico as well as from honduras. but as you mentioned, there were 2 who also members of this rose crew who were pulled from the water alive early in the search and rescue at 1st. but after hours of continued searching, that search was called off and now it has been a

heidi's nine—months—old, and so is isla. she grizzles.itled to statutory paternity leave, two weeks of 90% of average earnings or £172.48 a week, whichever is lower. but he couldn't afford this drop in wages and had to take annual leave instead. it's not even two shifts a week. i wouldn't be able to afford my rent. this is... this is where she's safe. this is a safe space. today's changes mean dads and secondary parents can take their paternity leave in two separate one—week chunks, rather than a single block. but, crucially, the pay is only going up by £12 a week. pointless. couldn't take it then. and even now, i still couldn't take it. parenting charity pregnant then screwed is calling for the government to rethink paternity rules. it wants six weeks' leave as standard for all new dads, at 90% of their average earnings. dads who return to work earlier than their full entitlement — 70% of those said that cost was the key reason why they had to return. the government says today's changes provide greater flexibility for families and dads c

and heidi is facing acute food and security. it has been distributing humanitarian aid from existing reserves and mid renewed wave of gang violence that the w if piece is they will run out of stock. and just weeks, one of the many haitians in the capital portal prints is become too dangerous to go to work. that means they have little money for food, for her and other basic necessities is the story of one mother who's hungry, demoralized and scared about the future. my name is josephine and tony. i live in poultry, prince, i'm 70 years old. i've been selling coffee for a long time. the trade used to help me take care of my children, but now there is no profits in it because i can't be on the streets with bullets flying. the gang say that helping us, but the reality is different. we don't have a problem with them, so why are they destroying all businesses? a bag of sugar now goes for $38.00. i can't afford it. the coffee put cells to $13.00. i can't afford it either. so there is no life for us. the selling on the street is very da

the heidi is in the state of emergency the international airport and photo prince remains closed. and most businesses have shut down. but washington says it's all cooling for heidi is prime minister to resign, but wants them to spit out the transition to inclusive governance and to ensure free and fair elections. it's not the united states acting alone in this. so with this regard, it's of the united states, in consultation with partners, and they're in the region, are having these conversations. and what we are saying to the prime minister is that he needs to expedite the transition to empowered and inclusive governance. including the, the, the appointment of a transition counsel. so that's what we'll continue to, to discuss with him with daniel foot served as the us special envoy, the hazy in 2021. he says washington's reluctance to c r l already step down is not helping the situation. and it's not up to the united states. and they have been asking area on reed for 12 years to form a transition government and to have a dialogue with civil society and opposition. and he's refused

there were other names in there, but we couldn't find lamar's grave and we and heidi noticed a gravend we walked over in this grave is inscribed, lived facing east to meet the rising sun, as so many of them were at the time, and there it said samuel cviara weeping willow eroded and his death date of july 21st, 1861. this incident occurred the same day as the first battle of bull dana, can i stop you there and use that to transition to melissa and i'll come back you to ask about the. this is a tough panel that we're going to we're going to we're going to settle this on the parking. no common with al and i thank you for that. i'll come back to you. i swear. so i'm going toho was there on t day. yes. note to self. be brief. yes. i feel really fortunatephotograr these resting places in the book that were covered. so i' just going to show you a couple of the places because by by doing so i really feel like i got a really good glimpse of what a different resting place might be. you know, what this book is trying to show is that these final resting places are buried. and that's the story of

washington says it's not cooling for heidi is prime minister to resign, but does want to speed up the transition to inclusive governance and to ensure a free and fair elections. it's not the united states acting alone in this. so with this regard, it's of the united states, in consultation with partners and there in the region are having these conversations. and what we are saying to the prime minister is that he needs to expedite the transition to empowered and inclusive governance. including the, the, the appointment of a transition council. so that's what we'll continue to, to discuss with him in columbia thousands of protesters when to the anger against prison. gustavo petros, push, but it can all make and social reforms. the presidents attempts to over a whole health care pension and life, and those are facing wide spread opposition. hello such a rump, yet the reports from columbia is capital bulk at the, or the suite of people out to become the rallying cry for those who express a deep discontent with the reforms. back by the left, the government of gustavo pay through thousands

what about this heidi or yeah, as spokes person says that these allegations are unfounded. they also said that this last hoops that's a dangerous president accusing the government of trying to meddle with what the apples books person called the people's technology and saying this would have a chilling effect on apples innovation, which is at the core of its identity. now apple has been targeted not only by us, regulators, but elsewhere as, as well in the u. fact people already have access to 3rd party wallets and don't have to only use the apple wallet. but this last to from the us department of justice is by far the broadest of these regulations targeting the big tech. because not only is it looking at just one element of apples business, but really of core identity of trying to keep people within its universe of services and products. second, right. how do you face that? how did your customer there in new york city to south africa? where the routing party is facing is tough, a selection battle since taking over offer pos side. and it said years ago, some survey suggest th

and the heidi joe castro has more from washington dc, the iphone apples, signature products, and the best selling smartphone in the world. is that the center of the us government's anti trust lawsuit? we allege that apple has consolidated its monopoly power, not by making its own products better, by making other products worse. as examples, the last 2 points to the apple wallet payment system and the apple watch. those interface only with the iphone. well, competitor watches and digital wallets face apple imposed barriers, and when it comes to apples messaging service, the company is accused of coming up photos and videos exchange with non apple devices and 2022. apple c. e o is asked whether applewood fix iphone to android messaging. the questionnaire are added quote, not to make it personal, but i can't send my mom certain videos, close quote, a capital c, a c, e o responded by your mom and i phone. the department of justice has been investigating apple since 2019, and so this lawsuit was long anticipated. apple has largely thought off previous complaints of anti trust. but this la

and heidi will be an irony because of the same people who gave weapons to people and pulled neighborhoods to rise up against the form of government, the loss control of those groups and, and now appealing to a foreign force to save things. it does a mission that's filed in advance. it's a shame that william brutal has to go in that direction with the gains and never the less scared of it. the 2 main rival gang bolts in haiti, the g 9 and the g pet of actually comes together in an alliance school vba on some late to try and prevent this forum. police force coming into the country. they know it would challenge the patients of suffolk immensely at the games. hines for the power that they've accrued mean that they have to be taken into account. and what is a largely lula state joan home. and i would just say to the dominican republic, still ed on, elsie are fleeing for survival in sedan. we report from an overcrowded camps for people trying to escape months of conflict. and russians vote for presidents, but there is little doubt about who's going to wind flooding. evolution is running in the

so on a beautiful sunlit october day, brilliant blue sky leaves still on the trees myself, heidi and melissa, because we were both working on civil war times at the time, i went there to try to find his grave. we drove up and down main road and eventually i said, i think maybe down this gravel road. and we went down that gravel road. and as we did, we were surrounded by soybean fields, but we could see there was a knot of trees, just a knot of trees down this gravel road. and as we got closer and looked down, we could see some gravestones. so i parked my truck, we got out and we walked out of the brilliant sunshine into darkness, literally this overgrown cemetery, trees preventing the sunlight from reaching the ground. we didn't say much. we gassed. we had to watch where we step brambles, sunken graves, feet deep, fallen trees toppled over, headstones. so i picked one up 18th century. i picked another one of the 18th century founders of the area. ortho thomas was a early landowner in that area and it had been a family plot and is in the cases of many plots, it had been expanded for u

heidi giokos there. let's get the latest on the war in the middle east now.s ordered israel to ensure "urgent humanitarian assistance" in gaza without delay, saying "famine has set in". since its original order issued injanuary, the international court ofjustice said that "the catastrophic living conditions of the palestinians "in the gaza strip have deteriorated further, "in particular in view of the prolonged and widespread "deprivation of food and other basic necessities." this latest development follows comments made by the un's most senior human rights official volker turk, who told the bbc there is a plausible case that israel is using starvation as a weapon of war — something israel has denied. our diplomatic correspondent james landale has more details on the icj's order to israel. this is an important court — it's the primaryjudicial body of the united nations. it's been around since the united nations was set up after the first world war ii. and it's there primarily to adjudicate on disputes between states. and that's what's happened here. there's a

that collapse bridge in baltimore. heidi, so do we know how the investigation will proceed from here? a darren, the investigators had said previously that they were waiting for this search and rescue operation to conclude because they did not want to get in the way of the rescue divers. well, now that we've heard word that indeed, this 6 remaining missing are presumed dead. this has shifted into that recovery efforts, which means investigators now are preparing to answer these tough questions about how this happened. was it preventable and what lessons can be learned from it? and to do that, their 1st step will be to board this shipping, this container ship there, they will try to find the ship recorders the black box, if you will. that really explains each maneuver that this shift to and his efforts, if, if any, to try to slow itself down or to avoid co colliding with the pillar of this bridge . there's also going to be more divers going through the wreckage or told it's a very dangerous process because not only are the twisted beams of the steel bridge now under water. but there's a

and heidi assessed fact for a political transition. some opposition parties rejects the proposal by russia as late of letting me put in his confidence of extending his 24 years in power, the hand of a presidential election on friday and in school. clean and buffet makes a score and return to a person's remains the same. and he said with head, start license for the hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe. over the next few days, we got to a weather systems at opposite ends of the not sort of bringing some very wet and windy conditions. one of those to the southeast is 4 and a pod across the balkans, but still bringing some west of weather to remain in bulgaria and greece on was to take here the wintery mixed here in the as well. but behind that some improvement across the mediterranean, foggy stotts of the mornings in rome, and northern parts of italy. but so spain and portugal move in the way as sunshine that we all seen, some showers thought to creeping across the north west of spain. heavy rain here, some of that

the, the, this is dw news line from balance as gun violence threatens to overwhelm heidi. it's brian minutes and has agreed to resign. ayello the has been on the pressure to relinquish power by guns to seize control of parts of the capitol. the announcement comes as regional lead, as discussed as possible intervention. also coming up a ship, bringing hundreds of tons of food to gaza. finally lead support insights. it's the 1st to use a new maritime age. the gulf is welcome to the program, haiti's prime minister of yellow, he has agreed to resign after weeks of increase in gun violence. the announcement follows crisis tolts between caribbean leaders and us secretary of state. antony blinking, aimed at halting, searching unrest in haiti. the country has been describing as described as being at a tipping point. as a criminal gains overwhelmed the capital, the gangs has been demanding all these resignation for weeks while on the same was some of the cold, low scale civil war. inside haiti, which has left schools dead and thousands homeless. haiti is rapidly descending into ana

as a financial times characteristic, the mission to clear the city of joe heidi militants was ultimatelycessful.he fighting was inte. took three times longer than planned, left 10,000 civilians dead and killed more coalition soldiers than expected. with current war■s successful counterterrorism campaigns. at times as early forces have conducted having bombings usingh largeay payloads more targeted operations that yield more succes result. the willingness to borrow heavily vapid populate areas to pursue hamas leader says change the perceptions and the realities of this war. protecting the civilian population is a strategic imperative in counterterrorism operations in the war on war. you want to separate the insurgents from the population. again the crest of the population to continue to successfully conduct your operation and sin increasingly isolated terrorist group. simply foot israel's risk creates more terrorists than it isg. illuminating. you think of a 15-year-old who has lost hisoungest sibling, his mother, his father, his grandparents.z9 wearable his rage and fury and profound sad

experts have called a low scale civil war inside haiti and his left scores, dad and thousands homeless. heidi is rapidly descending into an a k, the violence in the capital impulse, it prints continues to escalate, and the gang is not controlled large slates of the city, the alliance of gainesville, and the civil war in 5 minutes that we had only did not step down and with the international airport close to all flights, he's being stranded in puerto rico, unable to a ton at emergency summit to the group of kind of being nation is known as kind of con, concluded that the trouble of the nation needed new leadership. a multinational secuity focused on the money. the prime minister apparently got the message and made this statement might not be yeah. last night with the council of ministers. agreed to put the transitional presidential council in place in the members of the account. so will be selected in agreement with different sectors of the national life. they don't want that the government time running with the move itself immediately after the establishment of set counsel about the yeah, it

good is regular contact with the family and heidi, but messages can sometimes be very distress. what gracious to so what's that? the good thing is to get to what's that phone call cause then you can pretty much monitor and give a conversation the worst thing and then you also want to prepare yourself. what's that voice? and then that's what breaks a heart that could ruin my whole day. because you hear, i love, surely. it'll connect to be met the new bama z. hello shirley. we have it in a couple of days. um, you know, the kids have a e n and you set the money, but there is no market. and then or out here, the western union or any of the tell money grand people have not opened because they are scared haiti's just on the one and a half hours away by plane from here i did is increasingly difficult for people to help the family spic home, the bull bank estimates that every year humans produce molding 2000000000 tons of garbage worldwide. at least a 3rd of that isn't managed in an environmentally safe manner. in west, in india, a grass roots initiative aims to create waste free commun