then helene was murdered. the investigation led detectives into the darkest corners of the criminal world, before a groundbreaking investigative tool helped bring the killer's secret to life. here's josh mankiewicz with "a promise to helene". >> 40 years is a long time. that's 40 winters here in colorado. and countless snowfalls. it was on a day like this that young woman disappeared. her name was helene and helene had a friend named kimberly. a friend who kept her word. you have any idea how many years you are signing up for when you made that promise? >> no. >> for those nearly four decades, kimberly kept her promise. 40 years looking at faces. 40 years meeting with detectives. 40 years retracing helene's steps. >> when i make a promise and they make a commitment i follow through. >> helene never knew it but she had another friend. you never met helene. you feel like you know her? >> i do. i feel like i know her well. as well as i possibly could. >> shannon was three years old when helene disappeared. it was

i will helen wilkinson — court in london. i will helen wilkinson is _ court in london.is there. what's . wilkinson is there. what's happening? _ wilkinson is there. what's happening? a— wilkinson is there. what's happening? a sentence i wilkinson is there. what's i happening? a sentence hearing wilkinson is there. what's - happening? a sentence hearing got under way in the last hour or so. a fall from grace for the former world number one, boris becker sitting in the dock in court one here at southwark crown court. listening to the prosecution and also now his defence barrister making submissions. it was three weeks ago here at southwark crown court when boris becker was found guilty of four counts under the insolvency act. they include a failure to declare a property in germany and guilty of transferring hundreds of thousands of pounds from his business account after his bankruptcy. he was declared bankrupt in 2017 and the trial heard how he made a huge amount of money, around £38 million, during his career but things went downhill when he had a costly high—profile div

thank you for that, helen willis. -- helen _ clive.t, helen willis. -- helen willetts. - a reminder of our top story... emmanuel macron wins a second term as french president, vowing to unite a divided country. that's it from me. now bbc one, time for the news where you are. good afternoon. it's just after 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. liverpool defender andy robertson refuses to admit that they are favourites to reach the final of the champions league. they still have four titles within their sights — not least the premier league — and they're back within a point of leaders manchester city after beating everton 2—0. robertson opened the scoring in the merseyside derby as their great run of form continued — that's 13 wins in 15 league games for liverpool — and their next match is the first leg of their champions league semifinal against villarreal at anfield on wednesday. robertson insists he and his team—mates are not getting ahead of themselves. when you get to the semifinals, i don't think there are favourites, everyone

rishaad: helen, thanks. helen there managing director. let's get more on what they were talking about as we do see hawks in the ascendancy. pardon the pun, that is of course with regards to u.s. monetary policy. here is the first word news with vonnie quinn in new york. vonnie: a couple of fed exclusives today. saying the central bank will raise interest rates steadily while starting balance sheet reduction as soon as next month. in a virtual's beast -- virtual speech, she said it was paramount for the fed. she did not make it clear whether she supports a have a point hike in may. however, she said she is open to stronger action if needed. in kansas city fed president esther george said a half point hike is an option to tackle inflation and she is regarded as one of the more hawkish fed leaders, though in recent months she has called for steady and deliberate rather than aggressive actions. an exclusive interview with bloomberg she said the size of the increase will need -- plans for tricking the balance sheet. sri lanka's president has r

challen, well, i just told you, he was a poet and you are not interested in helen. no , listen, they don’t work on this one. he wrote poetry at night, and then he went there to you and jumped out of the window. excuse me please. what happened to you? then he dived into the entrance and suddenly. some man with a gun and me. shot by one of his men. this is what i found from him. i killed mine, you know? maybe he's still alive, you need to go and check, maybe he can be saved. i don't understand another. why didn't they warn me that they would insure that i had to make a trunk for him. he did not introduce himself as someone saw you there? well , there was some kind of loud sound, i don’t know from the filing cabinet. it's a lifetime. you've got to come up with something. you're a professional come up with, steal the phone. i will help you get out of the country. i have great connections. i promise. make up your mind you've made it. i spoke to one person from the consulate. at in general, they will help us, as i cannot tell you this , but very soon you will be abroad, t

>> i agree with helene. i have no ability to confirm or deny it. >> i'm not asking about the confirmation. i'm saying this is a potentially complicating factor, right? and potentially significant. and understanding nobody, nobody right now -- i haven't seen any reporting from any outlet that is confirming one way or the other. >> but it actually gives me a chance to say something interesting. have you ever noticed that we can confirm nothing from the ukrainian side? do you know how many ukrainian soldiers have died in this war? i don't. they don't report it out. we don't have any sense of that. do you know how many civilians have died? we have international reports. ukrainians don't report it out. and that's on purpose. and that i can confirm that that's on purpose. i talked to ukrainian government officials pretty regularly and that's their policy, not to talk about these things. my own view is that yes, i agree with helene, it shows this is war. you know, this notion that the russians are all flustered and

so, helene, what does this mean in terms of its sinking?ians? >> i don't know if i would go so far, katie, as saying a turning point. it may be. i don't know if we know this at this point. but it certainly means that russia is going to have to rethink its plans. russia is still going ahead, the pentagon believes, with its plans to attack the donbas, and to push forward in the donbas. state officials here in the united states expect this new, renewed assault is going to start very, very soon. and so we are going to have to wait and see how this plays out. the ship definitely would have been part of that attack. you would see cruise missiles launched from that ship, you would have seen some pounding coming from the south. but how things happen next, we will have to see. >> there is also news that in a diplomatic letter, russia has warned the biden administration to stop supplying advanced weapons to ukrainian forces or face, quote, unpredictable consequences. is this just posturing, helene? or does the pentagon view this as a credible threat

helen catt, investigating misconduct. helen catt. thank _ investigating misconduct.performing mental health trust has been told it must improve after failing another inspection. the norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust has again been rated inadequate by the care quality commission. the trust has apologised, but local campaigners claim at least 1,000 lives have been lost because of poor services — and that more are at risk. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. abigail henry loves performing in the privacy of her own bedroom but she struggles with her mental health and has attempted suicide many times. it's got to be about 15 times that her life has seriously been in danger. her mum say things got worse when the trust stopped mental health support in the community and last year abigail was rushed to the hospital with an overdose but rather than being treated in a psychiatric unit she ended up being sedated in intensive care.— intensive care. there wasn't any beds available _ intensive care. there wasn't any beds available locally _ intensive care. th

helene, ifi thank you both.days, is this one of the most narrow abbott first rounds? it is this one of the most narrow abbott first rounds?— first rounds? it is and it has been stranue first rounds? it is and it has been strange because _ first rounds? it is and it has been strange because people - first rounds? it is and it has been strange because people have - first rounds? it is and it has been. strange because people have been occupied with other big issues, covid has been huge in france and then the war in ukraine has worried so many people, so what we were hearing from the people in the streets and in the markets where we went in the last few days was we didn't feel like there was a campaign, no—one was really engaging from french people feel they didn't have enough debate and didn't see enough debate on tv, macron was not getting involved in debates has been quite strange although this is normal because none of the other presidents or were present at the time it would have taken part anyway so it has bee

helene cooper, you're colleague at "the new york times" david sanger noted the shift and wrote this. quote, the immediate impetuous for mr. austen's declaration, several administration officials said was to set up president volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine with what one senior state department official called the strongest possible hand for what they expect will be some kind of cease-fire negotiation in the coming months. but over the long-term, mr. austin's description of america's strategic goal is bound to reinforce president vladimir putin's off-stated belief that the war is really about the west's desire to choke off russian power and destabilize his government. and by casting the american goal as a weakened russia military, mr. austen and others in the biden administration are becoming nor explicit about the future they see. years of continuous contest for power and influence with moscow that in some ways resembled what john f. kennedy termed the long twilight struggle of the cold war. right now we have an ambassador going back to ukraine. we have the foreign minister of ukraine

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helen, thank ou but that doesn't make it ok. helen, thank you very _ but that doesn't make it ok.om covid—19 have won a high court challenge against the government over discharging patients to care homes. # space, man... and coming up, we meet sam ryder, the uk's new hope for this year's eurovision song contest. coming up on the bbc news channel: ronnie o'sullivan makes short work of stephen maguire in the quarterfinal of the world snooker championship, as he continues his bid for a record equalling seventh title at the crucible. have you heard of a �*vampire device�*? they�*re those electronic items such as chargers, computers and smart devices that sap power when on standby, wasting energy. a new study from british gas estimates that as much as £147 per household could be saved by switching 13 devices — like tvs or microwaves — off at the wall. although, some estimates of savings by other organisations are lower. our technology correspondent marc cieslak reports. in ashby—de—la—zouch, leicestershire, for mother of one, sarah, money is tight. her partner often works away from hom

rugby league now and st helens beat catalans dragons in the challenge cup quarter—finals, and it was rounding things off for his side. this was a rematch of super league's grand final — st helens wining again, this time by 36 points to 20 to make the semi—finals. charles leclerc will start the australian grand prix from pole after finishing fastest in a dramatic final qualifying session. the ferrari was more than a quarter of a second ahead of max verstappen. lewis hamilton will start from 5th and admitted he's not enjoying driving his mercedes car this season. nick parrot reports. after three years without a race, suns and melbourne were keen to see some drama. it didn't take long for qualifying at albert park to deliver some. the two canadians had a little misunderstanding day come to a premature end. lewis hamilton almost came to a similar fate, premature end. lewis hamilton almost came to a similarfate, coming against max verstappen. his day didn't get much better, he was on pole position last time he raced here but today could only get fixed. and this delayed qualifying for a se

st helens have beaten catalans dragons in the challenge cup quarter—finals.x tries altogether— joe batchelor rounding things off for his side. it was a rematch of the super league's grand final — st helens wining again, this time by 36 points to 20. the early starters are out on the course at augusta national for the third round of the masters — scottie scheffler is five shots clear of the field on 8 under par, he'll tee offjust before 8 o clock. before him all eyes will be on tiger woodsto see how his body is holding up, this his first competitive event since a horrific car crash last year, he's one over par — some moments of magic still there. ireland's shane lowry is one of four players tied in 2nd place, all on 3 under par, but world number one scheffler is the man to catch, after tieing the tournament record for the largest 36—hole lead. that's all the sport for now. the grand national is on the way shortly. thank you. looking forward to the grand national a little later. thanks. the first all—private mission to the international space station has docked

sounds as if helen has been following the advice around kevin, helen says i am on a fixed tariff dueth of gas and electricity. scottishpower have given me the option of another fixed tariff for the next year, quoting £153 per month — should i change to a standard tariff and why has the cost increased so much? for years, shop around for the best deal — problem is the best deals are no longer the fixed deals. it is coming to an end at the end of may, i think she says, so she will see a big rise in energy prices. there is not a huge amount she can do about that, there are lots of people in the situation coming to the end of these fixed deals which were on pretty good rates and will be moving on to a default rate, which is the one we have been hearing about today, big rise for people, £700 per year or more. and so she is probably thinking, hang on, why have i not got another good deal around? it is simply those wholesale prices have gone up so much suppliers are unable to give you a really good fixed rate deal. the general advice is sit tight, go on automatically to the default or variab

they have suffered more casualties as helene knows better than i do.ershadow propaganda on tv. >> helene, one of the things so striking is there is no commander in the field who was managing the ground war and that the russian troops have been doing things extraordinary things. we're seeing that there are dead bodies that have been mined, a former zelenskyy adviser was tolding me that his 13-year-old daughter's friend, the russian forces ate their dog, the family dog. the lack of discipline is really striking to former commanders like barry mccaffrey. what are they saying at the pentagon. >> it is so weird, andrea. nobody understands what we are seeing and certainly nobody anticipated it. putin denies it, excuse me, but he's used a con script military in russia who were lied to and told not -- not told where they were going at the time. but the level of barbaric that we're seeing is something that is surprising because these are russia's ethnic, slovic brothers. this is not as if they're fighting in syria or even where you see this kind of really crazy

catalans dragons and st helens are in action in the challenge cup quarter—finals.ee tries already — mark percival with this one. it's a rematch of the super league's grand final — st helens leading 20—10 at half time. scottie scheffler holds a five—shot lead ahead of the third round of the masters. the american, who has never won a major, battled through some tough conditions to finish on 8 under par, while tiger woodsfought back from a dreadful start to his second round, to finish on one over par. this approach on the 10th was one of the picks from his round after 4 bogeys in his opening 5 holes. former champion danny willett is the highest placed brit — he's tied 10th on 1 under. but world number one scheffler is the man to catch after tieing the tournament record for the largest 36—hole lead. charles leclerc will start tomorrow's australian grand prix from pole.there were a couple of delays during qualifying due to crashes, including former world champion fernando alonso in the final session. leclerc took the top spot on the grid by more than a quarter of a seco

our political correspondent helen catt is at westminster.bour will put forward this motion and we understand it will list some specific things that boris johnson has said to parliament and suggest that the, that he should be referred to this committee to investigate whether he misled the house. it is expected there was said that should happen after the police have concluded any investigations. that is likely to get the support from opposition mps but would meet some conservatives also to vote for it. borisjohnson has appealed to his party for unity and so far just borisjohnson has appealed to his party for unity and so farjust if you have broken ranks on this. but there is unease in the party and i think there will be wariness about putting conservatives in a difficult position. so there is a suggestion that instead of saying to his mps must vote against this the government might try to change the motion somehow to make it sound more positive and make it easier. that is what we expect to happen tomorrow but of course it shows how unpredictab

but on the other side, i had susan and helen, and nobody watched it with more interest than helen. behind us were the wives of the cabinet members and the wives of the supreme court. and also as our guests, were hobart taylor and jay taylor, and i noticed, tucked away on the farthest step and the last little square inch was wendy marcus, young and eager and ready to grab life by the fall like. i'm glad she made it inside the door. the committee room below began to fill up with the pomp and display that always takes place on these occasions. how many times i've seen it. the house was in its seat, then with a loud announcement from fishbait miller, in came the senate. then came the -- i think next comes the diplomatic corps, getting bigger all the time, and how they all finally found room for them all, i don't know. and then the cabinet and the court, occupying the front rows. and it is and in his most pontificate voice, fishbait miller -- and how could there ever be a replacement fishbait for four -- rows and said, the president of the united states! and in walked lyndon, flanked by

and if they now remove helen hera and athens, we will think of something else. no, she call.trong historians now. my use resource. and who is this? we can find out? this is an ancient historian of the greek hryvnia what we are talking about, well, that's it, people won 100,000, i'm joking, of course. good afternoon. hello program. who wants become a millionaire, hosted by dmitry bro, a phrase has just been spoken in our studio. e from the lips of mikhail sergeevich boyarsky, he stated the following , there are many people who know how to me. yes , almost all here and marina alexandrovna from this number. but we can’t argue with the last thesis, but do you agree with the first that all the people around are smarter than mikhail sergeevich boyarsky do you agree with this, do you disagree? argument. well , how can a person like mikhail sergeevich be stupid? i want to tell you, but now fading consciousness. well, since now we really need to help, let's do this, yes, manson, so you have 30 seconds. who received from the hands of paris an apple with the inscription the most beautif

helene, let me start with you and the military assistance.e significance of this aid package and the stakes. >> well, hi, nicole. thank you for having me. i think teddy roosevelt is probably rolling in his grave right now. >> right? >> over biden -- carrying a big javelin. but this package, the difference now is that in the past week, and this is the second $800 million package we've seen in barely a week, this package now is much more focused on artillery for fighting in donbas. in the past, the early weeks of the war, it was all about javelins and stingers. now, javelins and stingers are continuing to flow over to ukraine, but you're seeing howitzer -- a howitzer is a long-range artillery armored vehicle that can shoot over miles and miles. and you're seeing that go in, 72 in this package alone. and that is because they're preparing for the fight in donbas. they're expecting the russians to come over with their -- what the expectation is, is that the -- is russia, russian troops are going to come and start pounding donbas with their own art

on the other side i had susan and helen, and nobody watched with more interest than helen. behind us with the wives, the cabinet members, the wives and the supreme court. also as our guests were hobart taylor and jane taylor. i noticed tucked away in the last square inch was linda marcus, young and eager and ready to grab life by the forelock. i'm glad she made it inside the door. as the room below began to fill up with a pomp and display that always takes place in these occasions. how many times i've seen it. the house was in its seat. then after a loud announcement from fishbait miller, then came in the senate. then the military corps, how they found room for them, i don't know. then the cabinet and the court occupying the front rows. and in his most pontifical voice, fishbait miller, and how could there ever be a replacement for fishbait. he said, rise for the president of the united states. then in walked lyndon, flanked by friends longstanding, and went up to the podium right in front of speaker mccormick and karl hayden with the flag behind him. senator mccormick gray

but then helen went from no to know.eestyle libre 2, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 2. now covered by medicare for those who qualify. >> now to the latest on the drama in hollywood. the academy >> has been meeting to talk about how it should handle the fallout after that's doug kolk has more now on the academy's response and also new reaction from chris rock. >> well, the big news coming out of the meeting will smith was asked to leave the academy awards but refused. >> in the meantime, chris rock addressed the slot for the first time before a sold-out crowd during his comedy routine. it was moments after the infamous lap after the yelling the academy says will smith was asked to leave the ceremony but refused academy of motion picture arts and sciences board members met to determine a punishment if any, for well. that will be addressed at the next board meeting will ha

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and caesar called me to his house and darren helen, his wife, helen's kitchen, and he said to me, "youkers will never have a union unless you and i do it." and i thought he was kidding, right? i started laughing. and then he said, "no, i'm very serious." and then in the next breath he said, "but we will not see a national farm workers union in our lifetime." and i said, "why, caesar?" he said, "because the growers are too rich, they're too powerful, and they're too racist." and he was right. i mean, that prediction of his was right. i think that when we started the union, we were really focused on farm workers and just trying to get, you know, some benefits for them, trying to build a union. neither one of us even thought that it would, you know, grow into a movement, which is, of course, what happened. i mean, with the farm workers went on strike, and we had students that were coming to help us on the picket lines. and then they started looking at the injustices in the school system because at that time, as many of you know, there were very few latinos in the school system. when i wen

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helene are right there. calistoga little bit further southward. you can see just how heavy this rainfall is working its way. generally in a southeasterly direction. and as it does so will impact areas along 80 like vacaville and fairfield here in a matter of hours. so i'm going to be taking a look at the showers as they do move across the bay just make sure to note that we do have some heavier stuff mixed in with these lighter showers out there. one. 0, one from santa rosa petaluma nevado down through centerville mill valley. also wet from these light showers that are pushing overhead there. some heavier rainfall in the western edge of mount tam, as you can see. and then we're also seeing some light sprinkles here and there from concord walnut creek, oakland, you're actually under a pocket of heavy rainfall there. the very southeastern edge of the city right between oakland and san leandro do have a heavier area of rainfall there. san francisco, mostly on the light side right now. little bit of a break from the rain on much of the peninsula as wel

>> hi, helen. we don't have the numbers. it changes constantly and it's also very difficult to track that. i will say anecdotedly i look to see whether a business is also the same as the property owner, in most cases, they don't own their own property. so anecdotedly speaking based on my outreach, that's what i can share with you. i will say that when we go and talk to the small business owners, we tell them that, you know, even though you might think that the property owner should make these improvements, really, it's to your benefit that you make the improvements because you are the place of public accomodation, right. and, again, for you to be able to welcome all customers, all types of customers and, again, under federal state laws, they're the ones who are also the ones responsible and can be on the hook for any complaints or lawsuits because they are renting a place of public accomodation that something that would remind them of. so, yes, we totally understand that there may be some challenges in terms of trying to tal

but then helen went from no to know.h freestyle libre 2, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 2. now covered by medicare for those who qualify. >> the academy is hitting back tonight at will smith banning him from the oscars for the next 10 years because of that slap of chris rock and, you know, smith kind of waiting to fully apologize. yeah, we get more on the decision and how the industry is reacting from reporter nancy loo. >> the baseball the golden statue handed to will smith on march. 27th will stay in his hands, but he won't be allowed to attend another academy award show until 2032 in an open letter academy president david rubin and ceo dawn hudson announced a 10 year ban but also acknowledged during our telecast. we did not adequately address the situation in the room for this. we are sorry there was an opportunity for us to set an example for our guest viewers and o

there are several aspects to military power helene, a very capably outlined, one of the major ones, which is the moral component. and i won't repeat what she said about the moral element. the fact that ukraine is defending its own country and so forth. but it's also the conceptual, which is the element of planning and material to conduct a successful attack of the size, the russians, or any size actually that the russians are trying to accomplish. you need to 3213 to one overbearing, all 3 to one superiority russians haven't anywhere near that. what they do have those artillery that's heavily dependent on logistics credits or talking math. and the russians have demonstrate that very poor elements. what if anything, frank, do you think could change the game for the ukranian forces would more heavy weapons . more artillery be enough? yes. the russians say enough. i don't think it can never have enough firepower with the present to remember. but to answer question directly, what the russians don't have his reserves, what the russians are trying to do, the trainings are trying to generate or

helen, how is he going to win back that blue-collar _ vote.elen, how is he going to win back that blue-collar support that l back that blue—collar support that he so desperately needs, because we are hearing in parisjust a few hundred kilometres away is a very different france, isn't it? yes. hundred kilometres away is a very different france, isn't it? yes, and what i different france, isn't it? yes, and what i was — different france, isn't it? yes, and what i was about _ different france, isn't it? yes, and what i was about to _ different france, isn't it? yes, and what i was about to say _ different france, isn't it? yes, and what i was about to say earlier - different france, isn't it? yes, and what i was about to say earlier is l what i was about to say earlier is that when— what i was about to say earlier is that when you ended up in a configuration when you had kind of classic_ configuration when you had kind of classic mainline president against the extreme right, you would have this phenomenon is that beavers, you know, _ this phenome

here's helen willetts. we are continuing the dry story, thatis we are continuing the dry story, that is the story of the weather for the rest of the month, the rest of this week i was going to say, we do have some sunshine. that's on a picture an hour ago was taken in llandudno, but it is dry even where we have largely cloudy skies, well, mostly dry. as you can see here in east lothian, it is a little cloudier. in april we have only had 40 to 50% of the normal rain while working we would see, but it follows on from a dry march, and there is little sign of any rain for the rest of the week and month because high pressure is with us. we mayjust buy that we can start to see some rain creeping into the north and west. it is not totally dry, we do have cloud and with that cloud a you like drizzly showers. nuisance value more than anything else, not providing a great deal of rain but clouding up the skies for some of those. that is drifting southwards, brighter skies returning further north. chilly for the north

her name was helen richey, she was from mckeesport, pennsylvania, and it did not go well for helen. this airline, now defunct, was called central air. by rule at central air, you had to be a union pilot in order to fly. but the all men in that union would not admit her. so helen richey is hired at central air to do a job because she's good at doing a job, and then told she can't do that job. after about ten months, she quit, because she wasn't doing anything. and as a journalist, and as an author, as a historian, you're always asking yourself questions. one of the questions i had when i learned the story of helen richey was, when was the next woman hired as a pilot at an airline? and i was stunned to learn that it would be 39 more years, 1973, until women were hired at an airline again. that summer, summer, 1973, fro air, hired a woman, still a very small regional airline at that time and american airlines hired this woman here, she was 24 years old and from florida, a pilots daughter. she had been struggling for years to get hired at any kind of flying outfit, cargo or passenger an

and it did not go well for helen. this airline now defunct was called central air.and and by rule, it's central air. you had to be a union pilot in order to fly. but the all men in that union would not admit her. so helen, ritchie is hired at central air. to do a job. because she's good at doing a job. and then told she can't do that job. and after about 10 months she quit. because she wasn't doing anything. and as a as a journalist and as an author as a historian, you're always asking yourself questions. and one of the questions i had when i learned the story of helen ritchie was when was the next woman hired as a pilot at an airline? and i was stunned to learn that it would be 39 more years. 1973 until women were hired at an airline again. that summer 1973 frontier air hired a woman. it was still a very small regional airline at that time. and american airlines hired this woman. she was 24 years old. and from florida a pilot's daughter. she had been struggling for years to get hired at any kind of flying outfit cargo or passenger. and she had failed. some airlines

. >> joining us live from kyiv, nbc news foreign correspondent, molly hunter and helene cooper with the what are you seeing today in kyiv? >> jose, good morning. great to be with you. so we went to the eastern suburbs of the capital this morning. we spent a lot of time around the west and the northwest suburbs, which we've spoken a lot about. but we went to the east today to see what it was like there, kind of just short of chernihiv. and we were with some paramedics, jose. they were delivering medicine to people who hadn't had any medical care in six weeks. these people had been living underground. they've had no water, no food, and no medical care. and that means for people with basic illnesses like diabetes, of course, people who can -- not basic, but people who can regulate that in normal times are having a hard time. so the number one thing they're being asked for is insulin and ibuprofen. the presidents that are visiting president zelenskyy here in kyiv, that follows over the weekend british prime minister boris johnson. no u.s. visit on the cards yet, but we did just get a new te

i literally had it and i knew and then been helen line in her and they didn't ethnic linda pulling in the end of somebody. hopefully even of a sudden the fact that the visitor, veronica, another w i up here on the committee look about the key. i knew quite melissa with ms. williams. i did feel a lot more then then fun to make sure i'm a i'm done with another luggage and a lot of us when i'm in the law. yeah. and if i'm agenda, my daughter, eliah venus from recommend her mom with me as well as fine. a youtube photo got off a lot of the lunch us and it was, i do feel totally for fresh thought. but i to with that i look on a country with a water, donna allen fuller, similar with jewish platinum, was said i thought a civilian can be shocked. mcwilliam of i told them i said, i know my ash will blow by the end of the cell and until i had to show you guys a little under the sunshine. yeah. a lot of did. i'm not sure i'm muscle bacteria. best download you to i'm slate. ah. a why you don't the muddle because i'm 100 feet has a lot going on for a plan or yeah, never know la la la la la, be on i

helen lena i love you a little different time rest for some other time.ll my days are scheduled by minutes, floating. in general, so nettles, i'm going to rest alone. no, we're only going together. well, why should i get on my knees, and then i'll buy you new jeans. listen to me carefully, we are going to rest from the first to the 28th of september, understand? yes, well, well, you see how simple everything is and no problems. a courageous man is so worried about the death of his wife. i think we will quickly close this business. i don't understand what kind of death you're talking about and we can't pay insurance. if there is no dead body, then the body may not be found, however, the local investigator collected all the evidence on the basis of which the case was closed. the local investigator has his own superiors. and we have our own firm ageev, one of the largest computer companies in our city, by the way, we use its computers. so our bosses, though, thoroughly know all the nuances of this case, not relying on the police. clear. understood , we will

well, also, i the helen, the kate josephs, who was the helen, the katejosephs, who was after all the, because the police say they did break the rules? i rules then, because the police say they did break the rules?- rules then, because the police say they did break the rules? i have no doubt that with _ they did break the rules? i have no doubt that with hindsight _ they did break the rules? i have no doubt that with hindsight the i they did break the rules? i have no| doubt that with hindsight the police are entirely right, they did break the rules but this was the churl that was going on number entering at the time, and i don't think at the time, the prime minister thought he had broken the rules but clearly with hindsight he did. so had broken the rules but clearly with hindsight he did.— had broken the rules but clearly with hindsight he did. so your view is the culture _ with hindsight he did. so your view is the culture at _ with hindsight he did. so your view is the culture at time _ with hindsight he did. so your view is the culture at time was - with hindsight he did. so your

but keep in mind this is the first and last time, helen, i want to eat. do you want to eat?re is a very good restaurant over there. and this is the one next to the jewelry let's go to. good morning margarita petrovna and why exactly margarita petrovna i don't understand you? mr. mironov, this bastard, who organized a left-wing insurance company and then collected money from several hundred people, such as you, sorry mugs. give it to me. i am his eyes. i'll look later. excuse the lord but i do not understand anything. i don't understand you gentlemen, you're a rat, what's going on, you organized the whole structure together with our former ones, thank god and which you later removed the perevalov. some kind of nonsense some kind of nonsense in your house we found the money of the depositors of the agreement and copies of our seals, and the executor was savelyev, who back in the nineties was in charge of finances, of course, we can’t carry weapons and all that, but we are economic security services and have the right to check the accounts of our employees. what kind of barsky

helen catt reports from westminster.ised after the police found they broke the law. they've accepted fines for being at an event to mark mrjohnson's birthday, held in the cabinet room in june 2020. mrjohnson said he was only there for nine minutes, but that people had the right to expect better. mr sunak said that he deeply regretted the anger and frustration caused. but neither the chancellor nor the prime minister think it's something they need to resign over. he's paid the fine. it's an event of two years ago. i feel the same anger as everybody else that these events could take place, not least because i couldn't see my own dad, who i didn't know whether we'd see again, ever. so i completely get it. i also know that it wasn't done out of malice or with intent. it was a mistake, an error. and ijudge somebody overall for the way that they perform. most of the cabinet have now said they support mrjohnson and mr sunak staying in theirjobs. so, any real immediate risk to the prime minister would come from conservative mps

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if someone bothers them, i advise them to be polite, his on miss helen, but if they are a text, then i tell them to use their sports skills. let he all jeff, be polite, freshman. but if it doesn't work, then they have to defend himself or she had to learn the lesson deaf one. and this is where the sisters learned to defend themselves. and i joined box schools, berlin in 2021. late as she convinced her younger sister to join as well her how when young i felt anxious in my 1st training session. i was a bit scared and i felt shy because i knew nothing about the techniques walking. by the way. i have more confidence now. i books without china's oh fear without getting nervous that people are looking at me while i'm training villa harper with had they follow it. hope that this club was different from most other germans who up on the that fact i was not alone with a headscarf in this club, gave me courage. i was excited to see other girls like me. even the coach at the head is covered. she was just like us to sit in some one who trains here and now she's a strong culture. and also the owne

maria helene and we were on our way with the children and grandparents in the back. i was in the front of them with the other one when we turned in funds with the theater looks something exploded in front of us and the windscreen blew out with us. now they have been living under ground for several weeks, with little light and 12 other people. there are a few home comforts, but masha longs for her old life. this is the most of them. i just want to go home and go back to school. do my activities to live like i used to go, could i while millions of displaced ukrainians have fled to europe for safety? those left behind have little choice but to shelter from the storms of conflict. or some more stories making headlines around the world. the new head of humans internationally recognized government, has pledged and 7 years of civil war. despite rashad, all alaneese words who the rebels and government forces accuse each other breaking of fresh cease fire. the war has killed more than 150000 people and created a humanitarian crisis. saudi arabia says it will allow 1000000 peo

but then helen went from no to know. knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 2. now covered by medicare for those who qualify. >>> u.s. forces left behind $7 billion worth of military equipment after their pull out last year. that includes 40,000 military vehicles, 300,000 pieces of individual weapons and 78 aircraft. the report by the u.s. defense department says the aircraft have been inoperable and much of the left over equipment needs specialized maintenance by contractors. >>> analysts say the middle of the country is an ideal industry for wind. the industry that has the fastest jobs growth in america. >> reporter: wind produced more american electricity than coal or nuclear. our second only to natural gas. that's right. wind, climate weary carbon ut acc cutter on the coast have the hartland to thanks, especially texas. >> orsted has a thousand turbines from texas to the dakotas. r