. >> joel: skip holtz took a time-out by the official. looked like he lowered his shoulder, but he was just short of it. >> curt: so birmingham calls a time-out to stop the clock and try to preserve some time. >> joel: his elbow went down just across the 30. so it is about a fourth and two. i am surprised they are not trying to go for this here. >> curt: you can see skip holtz calling the time-out right away. terry rozier, nick rose. >> joel: i would think about going for it on fourth down. i trust the run game more than nick rose. >> brock: there was no hesitation. this is the head coach's decision. you. >> joel: nick rose missed two, both to the left. everything he has done has been hooked to the left. >> curt: and this will be from 47 yards away. the hold by brock miller and he makes it! it hit to the left but just good. nick rose gives new jersey a three-point lead with 1:49 left on the clock. >> joel: what a clutch kick by nick rose stepping up after two misses. great series by de'andre johnson. rose, that is manning up and making a

softness were added by pillows, the wall was decorated with the work of the german photo artist nicole holtzer's garden will come to life in the warmth. so , our interior is ready, of course, this room has incredibly changed, as we said, in fact. we made here, well, such and such a separate even apartment. yes, we have added a lot of room functions that we had practically never used before. there was a warehouse here. and now there are a lot of new features, well useful dining room. yes, there is a living room there, even your own bathroom, yes, that is, you don’t need to go down anywhere. here it is with ventilation. by the way, we managed to use the roof space very competently, which is usually never used and is always a warehouse for storing unnecessary things and there is a sink, because we will stay here. people for the night to spend the night need to wash brush their teeth. here we stopped such a toilet bowl with a bidet function, yes, that is, it leaves like this, you can regulate the temperature of the water, there is also a thermostat, which, by the way, does not require connection

are staying because the government thought that that option was a lot cheaper than housing people in holtz months. after that they're expected to go out on their own, with still some help from the government. i asked the minister responsible for refugees whether there were limits to the generosity of this country. she said, given the brutality, given the desperation we're seeing in ukraine, there simply cannot be. what there can be, what there is, are limits on the amount of resources that they actually have to share. how many refugees are they expecting? earlier on, at the outset of the war, they were actually figuring they would get 2 1/2 times the number they've gotten. so about 75,000. that's what they're budgeting for in the worst case scenario. they may get even more than that. what's interesting here is that early on in the war, most of the people coming to estonia were being picked up in buses, then being transported here from poland. estonia has a large russian-speaking population, so there is an attractive place for a lot of people to come. it has not been an attractive place for

the victim of a 1993 killing as patricia skip holtz. she was found among highway of 152.2006, serial killer dubbed the happy face killer admitted to killing her. her identity was not discovered until this year. first time the sheriff's office has used the technology to identify a jane or john doe. >> >> there is nothing like being able to give closure to a family who has been waiting for several years to find out what has happened to their family member. ama: happy face killer got his name from the happy face that he drew on letters to the media. he claims to have killed more than 100 people. eight victims have been confirmed and he is serving a life sentence in oregon prison. >> you are in a location you have never seen before. larry: an intense interaction between a store owner and police. the owners of a clothing store who say that they were racially profiled. they have reached a settlement with tiburon. as abc seven news anchor reports, that settlement includes changes to help prevent police misconduct. >> we are not begging, we are demanding. ama: >> nearly two years