we called the office and there, joshua hears from a client for the first time.et to russia , why would you continue to pay, but the boyfriend, it seems, how he fell ill and stopped communicating, the woman turned to the police, she thought to file a wanted list, although a scammer, but still a person to find the mysterious joshua smith is really not it took a lot of work for his profile to be active on one of the popular dating sites. as you can see, he enjoys the attention of the fair half, he is given gifts, prefers older women up to 99 years old. looks like mom natalya also has a chance, however, you can write to him only for money. this is a paid function , natalia has worked as a teacher all her life , she has been married twice and both times she is happy, she says she does not regret anything, she does not even intend to exchange her eighth decade. just sit back. i recently met another foreigner. he is also a doctor who talks every day via video link, always picks up the phone and does not refuse to show himself at work in any case. while alevtina marchen

.— the best way forward. joshua, a lot of us i the best way forward. joshua, a lot of us i think _ theink it's fair to say hoped that the pandemic and issues to do with covid could very much be something we can put behind us. so many people in the world are increasingly being vaccinated. with the opening up of china, what her concerns you see there and how worried should we be about the possibility of new variants? i think what we've _ possibility of new variants? i think what we've seen _ possibility of new variants? i think what we've seen over _ possibility of new variants? i think what we've seen over the - possibility of new variants? i think what we've seen over the course l possibility of new variants? i think| what we've seen over the course of the pandemic is that this will continue to evolve. i think we all hope things continued in the direction they've been going in. we've been lucky in some ways that recent variants are not as dangerous as a variants like delta, but there's no guarantee that the virus won't evolve to gain the ability to cause quite severe disease again. i t

and for the first few weeks that we heard horrific stories like the story of miss joshua, what we'veas hospitals, and lawyers, and doctors, over interpreting the law. we were told that this was a ploy to make post roe america look bad. well, we are still hearing these chilling stories that you can only conclude that these laws are working exactly as intended. that is to say, they are creating a chilling effect where people can't get the medical care that they need. they practically need to be bleeding to death. this is a woman who repeatedly, specifically, asked for miscarriage, and was denied. even had prenatal care delayed, because people don't even want to know, and medical offices might have done miscarriage care. we've been told again that miscarriage is not affected by the abortion bans, that every week we hear someone who's going through horrific experiences in their lives that's being made worse because of this fear that medical doctors have them prosecuted, a valid fear, i might add. >> and we know that, you know, maternal death is much higher. the rates of maternal death ar

joshua tree national park is huge and now you're adding on this new area.ng a needle in a haystack? the good feel like? that >> it feels like finding a needle in the thousand haystacks. >> when aaron's mom heard about the car, her mind went to the worst possible place. >> when they found her car. without her that. that's when i knew something else had happened and i think in that point in time i. think i knew she was not with us anymore. >> you knew just for the car. >> yeah. i know my daughter. and it was just -- i couldn't get to 29 palms quick enough. >> was it like getting on a plane, you've had this revelation, the worst kind of revelation and then -- >> you have to turn your phone off. you know? you can't get any communication. until you get back on the ground. i mean, it was -- >> a must of been excruciating. >> it was, the plane could not fly fast enough. >> but detectives had to keep an open mind. they had no way to know if aaron had run away or got lost or was the victim of a crime. >> we had to bifurcate the investigation, we had to turn it into

joshua, yet another batch of classified documents. how concerning is this? >> so, pam, i think this is very concerning for a couple of reasons. one, it's a long period of time for which they found classified information stretching back to when president biden was in the senate. two, how long was it unsecure? three, who had access to it? and fourth, where else is there information? >> just to follow up on that -- and those are very important questions. and i know investigators are looking at that. when it comes to the fact it dated back to his time in senate, could it be possible it was classified then and it is no longer considered classified information? and how would that factor into the investigation? >> i think it could be determined that it's no longer classified. that would be up to the dni and the threat assessment that's ongoing, the damage assessment. i think what this really shows out of both administrations is a cavalier attitude towards classified information and protecting that information. >> and on that note, shan, you know, the president's at

coach joshua miruka has been involved since the start, and understands what the fishermen need. the company will need to do some modification, only the distances that electric mobility cover. like our fishermen, most of them try to go far distance. julia: asobo is working to improve the situation. it's made contact with companies in kenya and uganda that refurbish used batteries. these could be rented out to the fishermen at a cheaper rate. gabriel: these second lifbatteries will make them modular, so that also we merge, we mimic the current operations of our customers. if a customer wants to go far, we give them more batteries. then we charge this recharge fee per battery. like, you want to go far, you get four batteries. you want to go a shorter distance, you give you one or two batteries and you pay for what you have used. julia: asobo is the first company in kenya to invest in e-mobility on water, and one of the few in general on the country's e-market. electric mobility is still in its infancy here. there are some electric cars and buses, and even some e-bikes. warren ondan

joshua although already they themselves understand everything perfectly and wrote a statement to theut this love story against the swindlers. in a few minutes. thank you. we are waiting for the details. that's all for now, i say goodbye to you until 16 o'clock. see you.

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so this is joshua chamberlain soon after. so this is see, this is july into november where he's getting leave based on gettysburg and then later, 1864, based on his wounds that petersburg. so each one of these again is referencing something something different. and in this case related to joshua chamberlain chamberlain. so we have mentioned court martial records. so martial records are a great source. they're literally the transcript of the trial. so it's charges, specifications, questions asked and answered and then the outcome of the case, this one's a little hard to believe. someone got drunk in key west, florida. this is lieutenant john sheppard, who was drunk on duty. so this one this one is a little unusual. so the officers these are officers in his unit who sat on the on the court martial trial. they found him guilty. and he was to be cashiered from the army. so that was the outcome. the colonel then approves the outcome of that case. all of the officers that were involved in that case wrote a cover letter recommending

it's not just joshua, there are several other towns which have come out in similar locations and could face similar disasters. in the future. authorities are marking high risk areas and homes. they're also offering $1800.00 as compensation. several people are leaving town before the situation gets worse. many said they will need more money from the government so they can relocate and start rebuilding their lives bathroom at their al jazeera josha much northern india. still had here now to sarah. why many athletes from a small town of the roof valley are embroiled in dipping scandals and a large deposit of rare murals in europe will find out what that means for the continents. and if you're ah as the ground becomes sudden once again england upcoming rain this weekend is not going to be welcomed. you see is a massive cloud already, but in the immediate future, much of those bringing the right on towards denmark is causing some melton. the snow's already on the ground in southern parts of norway and sweden. as you can see, the wind is fairly strong and quite coated. who feels early single

sentence thus to the death penalty, sentenced three criminals dismus gestos torn, and in addition, this joshuai. the first two are registered with the procurator, and therefore we will not talk about them. you are already the last stolen gonocils seized by the local authorities condemned by the sanhedrin. according to the law of one of them, it will be necessary to let go of a part of the coming great easter i would like to know which of the two criminals intends to release the sanhedren. or he asks to let go. surprised me. in this case, it's clearly a mistake. if cheap is just crazy, then the drum is weighed down much more significantly. he allowed himself direct calls to mutiny killed the guard. in this regard, i ask the high priest to reconsider the decision. and leave at large the one who is less harmful. and so without a doubt is ganosy? so the sanhedrin carefully studied the case and for the second time announced that it intended to release stole. even after my petition. the intercession of that in what person speaks, the roman power repeating the third time the high priest good. let it

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after the town of joshua began to think cracks appeared in over $600.00 buildings across the hillside, town and local tyndall also collapsed. officials bind faulty drainage and have stopped construction activity. the european union has condemned iran vacating to men allegedly involved in anti government protests. state controlled media say they were convicted of killing a member of an official millet militia. amnesty international has called their trial a shame. i ended intimidating other demonstrators for people, and they are known to have been executed in connection with the recent unrest. these 2 are the latest victims of the war. the islamic republic is waging against its own citizens. mohammed medical army, a 22 year old former karate champion, and mohammed jose me a 39 year old worker who coached children in his free time. both were convicted and sham trials, where they weren't allowed to choose their own lawyers or even see the alleged evidence against them. the evidence expert say, just as bogus as their confessions at by iran state media found in the army for weeks, their fri

and that was when joshua kimmy stole the show, his long range strike announced by into snatch a droll in spect. tricky, the fashion contender full goal of the season. it watching the w news live from burden stick around duck filled with awe. lenovo lou, what people have to say matters to us. i.

yousef makki was stabbed by joshua molnar, another teenager, backin joshua molnar, another teenager,gether after they had produced knives, and yousef makki was fatally stabbed. at a criminal trial, he was cleared of manslaughter and he was cleared of murder, but he was jailed for possessing a knife and for lying to police at the scene. there was a subsequent inquest, the coroner at the time said she couldn't be sure of the precise sequence of events and there was insufficient evidence for her to find that he was unlawfully killed, and therefore she came out with this narrative conclusion. after thisjudgment today, what we will get is a fresh inquest and another look at the facts of the case. yousef makki's sister said to me earlier that she was shocked and overwhelmed by this decision today, she said it will give them another opportunity to shine a light on what happened to her brother. we will talk about retail figures in the next little while. therefore we do that, we are going to turn to something entirely different. a story you might be aware of today. dentists have warned about

a wonder goal from joshua kimmy save the day for the defending champion. ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. german media reporting that chancellor olive schoultz has agreed to send leopard 2 tanks to ukraine and allow other countries to do the same. this comes off the days of talks among western allies of what seen as germany, dragging its feet on military aid for keith. ukraine wants to use the western tanks to reclaim territory still occupied by russia. oh, he seems to have finally yielded to the pressure german chancellor. all of shots has reportedly decided to send leopard tags to ukraine and allow other countries such as poland and finland to do so. leopard tags are used by a number of nato countries. they are seen by defense experts as the most suitable heavy battle tanks for ukraine's neat. ukraine says about $300.00 of them would help and shore a russian defeat. in the trenches in the eastern part of the country, soldiers hope for military aid to arrive soon. those brooklyn are rivals, have big caliber machine guns, anti tank rifles in

lives matter. protesters during george floyd protests and on the any other protest is not, you know, joshua wasn't the last and the 1st african american citizen, black person killed a so the, the point here is that it is police or this squadron, the so called scorpion squadron. this is how they called this it operating in plain clothes police unit in memphis. it is a blue versus the rest of the country, or blue people in, in police uniforms versus a disenfranchised communities for example. so where is police reform? what happened there? this is very complex and there's a lot of emotion, a lot of involved. and of course a lot of work to do in this regard. and definitely a difficult situation that is happening. stefan siemens in washington, d. c. thank you for falling. that story for us has take a look now at some other stories making headlines. residence in oakland have been forced to actuate after heavy storms caused me to flooding across new zealand. not island rescue services battle to chat ty waters to reach people trapped by the flood. severe weather as expects to last several days. the

now these three marines, corporal mica coomer, sergeants joshua abate and sergeant dodge dale-hellenen, are facing charges including disorderly conduct in a capitol building. we learned from court filings justice how these marines were found, including one, mica coomer, who posted photos to his instagram. he included with them the caption that he was, quote, glad to be a part of history. the federal investigators also tracked down his instagram messages that he sent after january 6th in which he said, quote, everything in this country is corrupt. we honestly need a fresh restart. i'm waiting for the boogaloo. what's a boogaloo, the associate he'd written to asked, civil war two. a rallying cry used among some far-right groups. another of the three that were arrested, joshua abate, he was discovered because he admitted during an interview for security clearance that he had gone into the capitol on january 6th along with two of his friends. he said during that interview after he saw the riot was being portrayed negatively he decided not to say anything about it. now according to court fi

when we hear about this and what's happening right now i wonder, i will begin with you, joshua, on this. do you expect to see charging discussions, given that the firings were almost immediate? >> i do expect to see charges come pretty quickly on the state side, as the district attorney has said. the two parallel investigations going on right now both in collaboration with the tennessee bureau of investigations which the district attorney called in to keep impartiality over this investigation and then a parallel civil rights investigation being conducted by the federal bureau of an investigation joining in with the u.s. attorney's office -- >> on that note, do you think that there will be federal charges here, elliott? and the idea -- we have all spoken about the derek chauvin trial and the way in which we all collectively all thought as a society, man, policing might be changed forever in the sense of, those who are watching something happen, a duty to render aid, and remember there was the powerful closing arguments, to talk about the duty of care owed -- you know, repeated, time and

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these three active duty marines, micah coomer, joshua abate and dodge dale hellonen, they are facingduct in a capitol building. now, according to court filings the trio allegedly went into the capitol for merely an hour on january 6th. while they were in the building they went into the capitol rotunda. they took a red maga hat, placed it on a statue and took a photo with it. now, these court documents supporting the charges also provide some interesting details about exactly how these three men were discovered. according to the documents, for instance, the fbi found micah coomer because he posted photos on his instagram page, included a caption, "glad to be a part of history." they found messages from coomer sent to an associate after january 6th and in these messages he said, "everything in this country is corrupt, ween honestly need a fresh restart, i am waiting for a boogaloo." what's that? civil war two he replied. that's a rallying cry used among some far-right groups. joshua abate admitted during a security clearance interview he entered the capitol along with two of his friend

these three marines, michael kummer and sergeants joshua and dodge dale helen are facing a number of charges including disorderly conduct in a capitol building. now, according to the court filings, this trio went into the capitol on january 6th for about an hour. they went to the capitol rotunda according to the filings. they placed a red maga hat on one of the statues in the rotunda and took a photo with it. one of the interesting things we've learned in this indictment is how authorities discovered this trio. one of the marines sent messages on his instagram page in addition to posting photos on his instagram page. these messages he sent after january 6th to an associate saying, "everything in this country is corrupt. we honestly need a fresh restart. i'm waiting for the boogaloo." what's that? "civil war ii" he replied. that's used among far-right groups. he also said "glad to be a part of history." one of the other marines, joshua abate, according to court documents, he admitted while getting an interview for a security clearance that he had gone into the capitol on january 6th w

joshua, thank you so much for coming on to the show. congratulations on the nomination.>> it's great to be here. i found this in an article in a small newspaper, and when i read it at the time that we came across, it i was feeling depressed about about the state of things, the division, they hate that we see all around us. this story made me feel less depressed. it inspired me. this group of people can use love to counter hate and it actually worked. this is the kind of story that we're not hearing enough these days. it just inspired me. i wanted to share it. >> you've got this film a blueprint, and you've also talked about how your own experiences dealing with prejudice and hate as a jewish man in america shaped the empathy that you hold but you're others. what do you hope that people, can take away from watching this documentary? >> i grew up in upstate new york, in a place where there is not a lot of jewish people. i faced antisemitism. i was called names as a boy. kids threw pennies at me to try to show me the jews are cheap. somebody threw a rock the size of a break

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courting to court documents, joshua abate, he admitted while he was interviewed for a security clearancee had gone into the capitol with two of his friends. he allegedly said in this interview according to court documents when he saw the riot was being portrayed negatively, he decided not to tell anyone about his involvement. these arrests are two years after the january 6th attack. we schanote that all three men have not yet entered a plea when it comes to their conduct related to the riot. the marine corps say, in a statement, they are aware of this investigation and they are aware of these allegations and they say they are fully cooperating with the appropriate authorities in this probe. boris and amara. >> and with these three arrests, that makes a dozen service members arrested for their involvement in the journalist insurrection. jeremy, thank you so much. >>> let's discuss this and other headlines with cnn senior political commentator and former republican congressman adam kinsinger. a dozen service members arrested for their activity on january 6th. you are a former air force vet

joining us now is doctor joshua borenstein.in place at adventhealth hospital in daytona beach will all of this was unfolding. doctor, thank you for being with us. there is no doubt that this had to be a frightening moment for you. other staffers, can you walk us through what happened? >> certainly, thank you for having me. first i would just like to say how appreciative i am of all of the [inaudible] how quickly they acted, and how they were able to dissolve the situation without loss of life. it was pretty scary, especially where we had no idea what was going on. i was in the emergency department when a announcement came on the overhead speakers saying code yellow. we get codes all the time that referred to patients having cardiac distress, but yellow is not something that we have heard before. people looked on their badges to see what it even means, and it says lockdown. so again, looking at something like lockdown what are we supposed to do about that? another ten seconds later, another alarm goes off saying code silver, she

it's not just joshua. there are several other towns which have come out in similar locations and could face similar disasters. in the future. authorities are marking high risk areas and homes. they're also offering $1800.00 as compensation. several people are leaving town before the situation gets worse. many said they will need more money from the government so they can relocate and start rebuilding their lives bathroom at their al jazeera, georgia, much northern india. and finally, the only daughter rock'n'roll saw elvis presley has died at the age of 50 for lisa marie, followed in her father's footsteps, becoming a renowned musician and collaborating with some of the biggest names in the music industry. as presley was taken to hospital in los angeles after a reported cardiac arrest. ah, that means to her robin in doha, reminder of our top stories. a special council has been appointed to investigate job biden's handling of sensitive government documents. a 2nd set of papers a found out the us presidents,

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it absolutely, is you it absolutely, is you joshua pollack, richard perkins vet henderson. i could go on and on and on. speakers included family members of a area residents killed by police, including oscar grant's uncle bobby, so we have a responsibility to not just show up. but the state active until we solved this real issue. police criminality. and the culture that is so handy is the mother of miles hall spoke to the crowd. her son was killed by walnut creek police during a mental health episode back in 2019, just like tyrie. he wanted to go home. i just wanted to go home. he wasn't allowed in 23 years old. killed and murdered right behind her right behind our house. demonstrators marched down broadway, playing music and holding signs many businesses boarded up ahead of time. police also put up barricades and stood guard in front of the opd headquarters on sixth and broadway. you ready to fight? at one point, a group of protesters knocked down one of those roadblocks. some other people in the crowd who were dressed in black were seen spray painting the sides of building

it's not just joshua, there are several other towns which have come up in similar locations and could face similar disasters. in the future. authorities are marking high risk areas and homes. they're also offering $1800.00 as compensation. several people are leaving town before the situation gets worse. many said they will need more money from the government so they can relocate and start rebuilding their lives. pardon me? within al jazeera josha much northern india. still ahead on the al jazeera news, our don judge delivers will show you how the dallas mavericks to be fed lakers in los angeles about stories coming up with gemma. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah hello, don't talk to the sports news years drama. thank you to rain. it was a night's mad xavier for chelsea's latest signing, john felix. he was sent off as his side were beaten to one by local rivals. fill him in the premier league. felix had been chelsea's best player until he was given a straight red cause he calls 12 in dollars that will now miss at 3 of the remaining 20 games of his loans vow. full of it made their advantage count c

let's bring in now joshua school, former fbi executive assistant director for intelligence and currently tand brian greer, former cia attorney who worked with the justice department on investigations involving classified information. i want to pick up, josh, where manu left off, we heard the majority leader saying, well, why is it the press asking the same questions of biden and the administration as they did of the former president. just contrast, start out how different these cases are as you see it. >> yes, victor, i see them as different in the sense that we have the president's team finding these documents and immediately revealing that they found these documents. whereas, we had a failed subpoena response and a forced search warrant done in the sense of former president trump. where they're similar is both the cavalier attitude towards the handling of classified information. >> well, brian, that leads me to my question. you were involved in the hillary clinton classified classified information situation. how easy is this? how easy is it to walk out of some secure facility, the whit

the indian himalayan town of joshua is being evacuated as its buildings crumble is being blamed on non shocked on stop construction in the area and a changing environment up. stephanie tucker, small this holy town in the himalayas is slowly sinking into the mountains. it's holmes, crumbling. it's people desperate about as unsuccessful, the chemical guy told me that he went boldly thousands button. now suddenly, the authorities are asking us to leave our house and they have not provided us any assistance they have just asked us to leave with us. but we have no way to go on it, but i'd like to go lily, and when i am gone, when we were making our house here, we brought bricks, sand, and reinforcing bars. only some days back, one of my sons built a new house, but that is also of no use. how will we live here now? we spent everything on this house or whatever. authorities are relocating people after cracks appeared in homes. there been reports that nearly 600 homes in hotels are sinking in the north indian town, which has around 20000 people. lucila, lambert, the man live with us help you s

when we hear about this and what's happening now, i'll begin with you, joshua, on this. do you expect to see charging decisions given the firings that were almost immediate? >> i do expect to see charges coming pretty quickly on the stateside, as the district attorney had said. there are two parallel investigations going on right now, and both in collaboration. you have the tennessee bureau of investigation, which the district attorney called in to keep impartiality over this investigation, and then a parallel civil rights investigation being conducted by the federal bureau of investigation in conjunction with the u.s. attorney's office. >> on that note, do you think that there will be charges here, elliot? we've all spoken about the derek chauvin trial and the way we thought collectively as a society, man, policing might change in a sense of those watching an the duty to render aid. remember, there was the powerful closing arguments, talk about the duty of care owed, repeated time and time again. the fact that they were fired and violated policies for use of force, duty

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. >> reporter: from the moment he revved up his first dirt bike at the age of 3, joshua ruiz dreamed riding would be his future. his parents knew he had a passion for it after they took him to his first race. >> i remember crying to my dad and mom to buy me a bike. that's when i knew what i wanted to do for the rest of my life. >> reporter: born in redwood city the 20-year-old lives in southern california. he's entering his third season on the ama championship racing series. speed is the key, but it also helps to have a little luck especially when you know there's danger around every turn. >> it's definitely exciting, and that's the thrill not knowing what will happen. >> reporter: the series runs from january through may with stops all across the country. tomorrow he's down in anaheim. next weekend he's racing in his own backyard, the oakland coliseum. >> having all my family up there to watch is going to be exciting. it might even relax me a little bit knowing all my family or most of my family will be there and the sacrifices my parents and my brother did for me to pursue this dre