shaimaa khalil, thank you _ leadership. shaimaa khalil, thank you very _ leadership.nk you very much. - we move to ukraine now, where one of the government's most senior ministers has been killed in a helicopter crash, in a suburb east of kyiv. the country's emergency services say at least 1a people died, including one child, when the air craft came down near a nursery school in brovary. president biden sent his condolences to those grieving — he called it a �*heartbreaking tragedy�*. 0ur ukraine correspondent james waterhouse sent this report from the scene. and a warning, you may find some of the images distressing. even with the backdrop of war, it's been one of ukraine's bleakest days. in the mist of the morning, a helicopter came down next to a children's nursery. translation: blood and clothes, and mothers were running. - from the moment the helicopter finally stopped, the answers slowly came. all nine people on board were killed. so too were those caught in its path. translation: i heard a loud sound, turned and saw- an explosion of flames. i wasn't thinking ab

shaimaa khalil there at the australian open for us.r andrew tate. over the weekend, they seized a fleet of luxury cars and raided a luxury villa north of the capital. investigators have been looking into allegations that the british—american citizen was running a human trafficking operation from his compound in bucharest. our correspondent lucy williamson has this report. weeks after police came for their owner, they returned for his cars. the power of a ferrari paralysed in the grip of a police truck. insurance against any future compensation claims from big limbs, but also a sign that investigators here are confident. whatever the truth about life behind these walls, its secrets are now being scrutinised by investigators. this fleet of luxury cars, the toys of a successful businessman or the proceeds of a trafficking ring? police raided several more properties last week, including this villa owned by the tates near the carpathian mountains. neighbours say was fully renovated last year with the swimming pool added. renovated last year

[explosion] am: for lina khalil, who was still livestaming, fear became terror.vist cherine el zein filmed from the street. cherine el zein was knocked unconscious. her phone continued recording. cherine: for two minutes, it was silence. i don't remember anything. and then i think we woke up, and we starting asking if everyone is okay. and we starting after the dust was a bit less, we starting seeing people walking with blood all over and screaming. people were screaming. [horn honking] adam: the blast wave tore through gemmayze, omar and hala's world. omar: frankly, we didn't know if it was a strike, it was a bomb. is anyone bombing us? i just walked downstairs barefoot, and i just felt i couldn't move my arm anymore, and i was covered in blood all over. i have stitches in my head, bleeding from glass and my legs. [ringing] adam: their café was wrecked. hala: there were dead people on the streets; people were bleeding from everywhere. buildings has already collapsed. it was absolutely nuts. and i got a hold of him on the phone, and he tells me i'm alive, but i n

shaimma khalil, bbc news.there's much more about jacinda ardern, and how she changed politics in new zealand and around the world on our website. you can find details of the problems she faced and how she tackled them by logging on to bbc.com/news or you can go via the bbc app. more than a thousand ambulance workers in wales have started the first of two 24—hour strikes. in england, nurses are holding their second day of strike action in a row. unions representing the health workers have called for pay rises that reflect the soaring cost of living, but ministers say such increases are unaffordable. john maguire reports. protect the nhs. again today as yesterday and for the third time this winter, tens of thousands of nurses are leaving wards and joining picket lines outside. wards and 'oining picket lines outside. , ._ wards and 'oining picket lines outside. , , ., outside. every day is a struggle _ outside. every day is a struggle for _ outside. every day is a struggle for all - outside. every day is a strugg

i couldn't agree more with khalil.ne of the consequences of the root liberal response to desantis, and let's be honest, he's been at this for more than two years. the attack on critical race theory, now the attack on intersectionality, we don't teach that. as if that's a bad thing. let's be clear that what they are after is anything that tells a story of racism in america. anything that tells the story of the structural inequality. anything that elevates the world in these conditions. that's what they don't want people to learn about in here. and so they will call it critical race theory, but we need to understand that the entire agenda is to make anti racism unspeakable. the entire agenda is to make inequality appear as though it just popped up. the entire point is to deny for black children, the ability to look at the history of this country but and their role in it to understand the inequalities that we face as a contemporary manner. if you can't name it, and historicizing, then you can't change it. that is the poin

for dave and khalil throughout the program and the q and a box also at the bottom of the screen.ll right. now let me briefly introduce dave and khalil and invite them from behind the digital curtain and handed off to them. briefly because i could go on, but i'm not. dave zirin is the sports editor of the nation, columnist for the progressive and the host of the edge of sports podcast. his books include a people's history of sports in the united states, game overpo about a spos and as you know, "the kaepernick effect" most recently. dave has been a regular guest on msnbc, cnn and espn. he was also named one of [inaudible] elected the first black student in 18 year history. he's currently finishing his studies of social movement in history. he has approximately half a million followers across his instagram, and programs where he comments on our society.ur he's worked for espn sports and pop-culture website, the undefeated, and authors aboutre racial equity in "the new york times," "washington post" among others. so, welcome to you both. thank you so much for being here. and i'm goi

our correspondent shaimaa khalil is in melbourne and she gave me this update. really later tonight this is where novak djokovic is going to make his first appearance, play his first match of the australian open 2023. he will be facing spain's roberto carballes baena, in his first return after that drama of last year, him being detained, appearing in court — or challenging the australian government in court — and then deported just before the game. the unvaccinated serbian star split opinion here in australia about what happened to him. he thought he was unfairly treated. many people thought that he should have followed the rules. that was last year. this year we have been speaking to tennis fans here in melbourne park and they are saying they are happy to see him back. great to see him back. you've got to let the best players play. it might have been bits| overreacted at the time but now he is here so what was the point of all that? _ you know, he is here. very happy. he should never have not been. yeah, i reckon too. really excited. yeah, really, really excite

to melbourne now, where we can speak to shaimaa khalil.he sports fan that you are after all, and now andy murray is in the spotlight? andy murray plays his first round game. it's been good years for fritz, emma raducanu yesterday won her first game, now through to the second round. jack draper faced top seed rafael nadal yesterday and it was a really strong showing but i found that l1 and is through the second round. answerable is played today and hopes she will get her first women's major this year, the season she has had was fantastic last year, making it to the finals in wimbledon and the us open and she hopes for a title, and hopes this is the opening for her here. if there are cheers it's because a young australian player is on the court, kimberley real. a wildcard. disappointment for australian fans, specifically for nick kyrgios fans, due to play today but pulled out yesterday due to a knee injury and that he was devastated to miss his home tournament. i can imaaine miss his home tournament. i can imagine a — miss his home tournamen

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, wellington.g this year's bafta nominations. the german—language film has received 1a in total, the first film to get that many nominations since the king's speech more than a decade ago. our culture editor, katie razzall, looks at this year's contenders. leading the charge with 1a nominations, all quiet 0n leading the charge with 1a nominations, all quiet on the western front. visceral and very human. this first world war story's from the nominations include best film and best director. it is from the nominations include best film and best director.— film and best director. it is a war or anti war _ film and best director. it is a war or anti war film _ film and best director. it is a war or anti war film without - film and best director. it is a war or anti war film without heroes. l or anti war film without heroes. it's reallyjust about or anti war film without heroes. it's really just about young or anti war film without heroes. it's reallyjust about young boys who are blinded by political pro

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, wellington.western front has 1a nominations — made in german, it's been acclaimed for its depiction of the horrors of the first world war. the banshees of inisherin — in 1920s ireland — is up martin mcdonagh's tale of friendship gone sour in 1920s ireland — is up for ten awards. and baz luhrmann's elvis, with nine nominations, could make history — its cinematographer mandy walker may become the first woman to win that category. the awards will take place in london on 19th february. now to football and manchester city came from 2—0 down at half—time to beat tottenham 4—2 in their premier league clash tonight. city got back on level terms within eight minutes of the restart before two goals from man of the match riyad mahrez sealed victory. it leaves city trailing arsenal by five points at the top of the table. it took an epic five and three quarters hours. andy murray went through to the third round of the australian open after winning the australian open after winning the longest match of his car

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, queensland. now a look at some other stories making the news today.pe and alleged she had been beaten, but the jury heard she had inflicted the wounds herself. the 22—year—old from barrow—in—furness in cumbria will be sentenced in march. american football star damar hamlin is in a critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest during a primetime us national football league game. the buffalo bills player fell to the ground after colliding with an opponent from the cincinnati bengals. he was treated on the field for over 30 minutes before being taken to hospital. and record temperatures in the alps has left ski resorts facing a shortage of snow. some resorts in switzerland have been forced to use artificial snow as temperatures in the country hit 20 degrees celsius, while other places have reopened their summer biking trails. during the pandemic, the charity guide dogs had to put its breeding programme on hold — and that led to a shortage of volunteers to train puppies. well, now the charity wants to recruit more people to ensure that those who nee

our correspondent shaimaa khalil has more from adelaide. court, training and getting ready for a tennis tournament here in the country is so significant and so different from what happened to him last year, the 21 grand slam winner is back in australia and getting ready for the adelaide international, happening here in the drive. he says he's so happy to be back here, but of course will happen in the last 12 months is very hard to forget. he says these kinds of events stick with you. he's using the adelaide international to get rid of dust get ready for his big return in the middle ofjanuary. and it will be a significant return because he was denied the chance to take part in the australian open. he's still the king of malcolm park and got that tent place title last year. he arrived injanuary of 2022, instead of getting ready for the tournament, he was detained and questioned by immigration officers, and held in a detention centre. then in the ten day lead up to the tournament, he was deported on the eve of the australian open despite actua

. >> al: and here he's in the grass on this first play here and that's khalil mack.ay whistled dead after he was taken down. >> tony: this was actually trevor drifting out into khalil mack, didn't stay in the pocket here. >> al: he might have cut his hand. nine-yard sack. yeah, you've got van noy coming in. >> tony: right on the thumb. >> al: outside, right on the thumb. see if he's any the worse for wear here. he throws and that's incomplete. and here comes a flag. so the crowd finally gets a flag. that's taylor who's playing in place of davis, who's still on the bench injured. and marvin jones the intended receiver. >> referee: pass interference defense, number 36. the ball will be placed at the spot of the foul. automatic first down. >> tony: this is marvin jones just on the short hook. gets there a little early. >> al: taylor -- >> tony: no question. >> al: -- reaching over. meanwhile, they have got to work on lawrence. there's his thumb. he's been on the injured report for about six or seven weeks now with a toe injury. >> tony: he'll be on again with a thumb in

khalil with the crossover. 81-80 lead. the pilots answer under 30 seconds left.uld boz with the tide. usf is 0-4 in the conference. sanford and seattle facing the huskies. brandon angel with the finish. throwing it down. he was dunking o sanford falls 86-69. the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage without home internet. sure i wish this hotspot was a lot faster. but my phone works, sometimes. it's not that bad. ew. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $19.99 a month for 1 year with a free streaming box call, click or visit a store today. ama: you can track the rain, wind and forecast on our abc7 app. the bay area app is available on roku, apple tv, fire tv and google tb. dan: plenty to track. ama: thank you so much for watching. i am ama daetz. dan: right now, on "jimmy kimmel live," -- ama: have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- viola davis. judd hirsch. and music from chase rice. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ c

and that's really what we learned here. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. coming up at 9.30, we will hear from u.s. representative barbara lee about her take on the historic days and congress. >> closer to home. one person had to be rescued from a home today after a massive tree fell on top of it just before 4 this afternoon. this a large eucalyptus tree came crashing into a home on sandy road, trapping the person inside once they were rescued, they were taken to a nearby hospital to be treated for their injuries on county fire say 2 adults and 4 kids were displaced as a result. the tree also took down some power lines, knocking out power to residents in that neighborhood. and as of tonight, there is no estimate on when he will be restored. troubled keeping arborist busy this week. kron four's philippe de gaulle reports from clayton. where would seem like a routine call for leading tree resulted in a police response and road closures. the sand over here past clients called certified arborist alex saturday to remove a pine tree leaning against their fence. >

now, let me briefly introduce date and khalil and invite them when they ducked out young that digital curtain and handed off to them. briefly because i could go on but i'm not, dave zirin is the sports editor of the nation, a columnist for the progress and the host of the podcast. his books include a people's history of sports in the unitedd states, game over, that sports and connect. davis been a regular guest on msnbc, cnn and espn, also named one of the most -- [inaudible] -- elected the first black student body president in jails 318 year history. he's currently in a special moment of history. has approximate happening followers across his tiktok instagram platforms where he, it's about history and our society. he has worked in sports and pop-culture website and authored about racial equity in the times, the "washington post" among others. thank you both so much for being here and i'm going handed over to you. >> thank you so much for the introduction. dave, how are you? >> i'm greatly. great. i'm so happy to be here. i such warm feelings for brooklyn, for the society, so this is

khalil with the crossover. 81-80 lead. the pilots answer under 30 seconds left.th the tide. usf is 0-4 in the conference. sanford and seattle facing the huskies. brandon angel with the finish. throwing it down. he was dunking on sanford falls 86-69. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max-strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe. the hulu and disney+ bundle. lets go. the stories that move us. this is the way. glorious. the shows everyone is talking about. yes chef. when you love, you know you're alive. that's a good line. i wish i was recording. plus... a whole lot more. ♪ are you ready? yes! hulu & disney+. better together in a brand new bundle. all for just $9.99 a month. better t

but khalil could not get a clean look off. just like that. the they lose to get back to 77. 75 on an objective reporter from rita. last got a feel for the all righty in wcc who've santa clara visited pepperdine where there's no love lost for the broncos. clearly the wave hung tight. there are only down by 5 at the break, but the broncos they pulled away in the 2nd half on the break. >> brandon projects nice alley-oop to parker braun. and he throws down the slam. the jet ski had 27 santa clara wins it. 89 to 79. sharks defenseman erik karlsson was named to the all-star game for the 7th time in his career. >> cross and currently leads all defensemen in goals assists and points. it will be on february 4th in florida crossing has been one of the lone bright spots for the shark this year. earlier this season, he set a franchise record with 13 consecutive games with an assist and a point. all right. just another night in the bay. best sports market in the country. that's a look at sports. we'll be >> the tsa has put out a list of some of its weirde

under to compete in the adelaide international which begins on sunday. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalilc is here in australia, he is on a practice court training, getting ready for a tennis tournament here in the country, is so significant and so different from what happened to him last year. the 21 grand slam winner is back in australia and he's getting ready for the adelaide international happening here in the drive. he said he's so happy to be back here but of course what happened in the last 12 months is very hard to forget. he said these kinds of events stick with you. he is using the adelaide international to get ready for his big return to melbourne park for the australian open in the middle ofjanuary. and it is going to be a significant return because he was denied the chance to take part in the australian open. he's still the king of melbourne park and get that tenth title last year. he arrived injanuary of 2022 and instead of getting ready for the tournament, he was detained, he was questioned by the immigration officers and he was held in a detention centre and then in the te

. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. all right.ant to get you a check of your 4 zone. forecast is a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. >> yeah. moisture slick roads out people had an in and out of the city but there is. >> more rain on the way. yeah, we've had showers on and off all day. murray's rodriguez standing by with the details. yet we're noticing a little bit of a break for most of the bay area, but it's going to be short lived because just to our north, we're going to track a cold core storm. this one is going to bring us a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms tonight even during the early overnight hours and that there are going to continue into early next week as well. one, a moderate atmospheric river arrive sunday night through tuesday. but we do have some gusty winds in the forecast from now. until then through sunday afternoon, most of the bay area going to see wind speeds 30 to 50 miles per hour. highest peaks 70 mile per hour. wind speeds or shortly around midnight. we are going to notice some wind gusts

robert finds khalil in the corner. there is a 3-21. they were up by 11 peer they had no trouble the rest of the way. just a good one. a wire to wire lead for usf. 82-74 was the final score. as for the st. mary's team, he was feeling it from behind the arc tonight for santa clara. into the first half, maybe at the top of the three. he drops in 20 points. 4-6 on three pointers. 77-58. spencer jones and stanford going for back to back conference wins. the cardinal hosted oregon. the second half, jones driving, nice little floater. he knocks it down. jones had 16. stanford gives organ a blemish to the ncaa tournament resume. 71-64 in favor of the cardinal. and a shell, not great records for columbus and san jose. a copy passion tonight. look at the individual play for the blue jackets. pokes the puck. he scores. columbus would add an insurance goal. jackets win 5-3. the eight-game road trip continues on tuesday. that game is against the detroit red wings. the 49ers game tomorrow against the dallas cowboys. 3:30 kickoff. vern glenn, myself,

college hoops tonight gonzaga usf all little dissension in this group at the zag guy out of there khalilhabazz came out on fire 15 points at the half don's up by a dozen, but shabazz only four points the rest of the way here comes gonzaga final minute anton watson well authority, but he missed the free throw. so tied at 75 next possession drew timmy down low. that's a no forestier bolton. yes, bolton 19 points final seconds need a hoop to tie and they don't even get a shot off in time. zags beat usf for the 25th straight time 77 75 santa clara at pepperdine. well, watch your spelling there. yes, it's buck. the broncos broncos of five at the parade off the turnover brandon pajemski one of six assists here to parker brown brown had 16 and pajevski continues his tremendous season 27 points ten boys. you better stop him with that left hand. he's going left broncos win 89.79 their record now 13lati te sharks defenseman. eric carlson named to the nhl all-star game. he leads all defenseman in goals assists and points. it'll be carlson's seventh all-star game appearance a game played. next month

earlier, i spoke to our correspondent shaimaa khalil, who is in the capital, wellington.t earlier in napier, where the caucus of the labour party has been meeting. this is the start of the political year, and they were meeting to set out their plans — and of course, then they have a big, big change ahead of them, who will be the new leader and prime minister? jacinda ardern said she feels relieved this morning, that she slept well for the first time in a long time, and she did point out that she wasn't going to back any particular candidate. the centre—left labour party will meet here in that building behind me, the parliament building on sunday, and they'll decide who will be the next party leader. chris hipkins, the current education minister, is named as the favourite, but we still don't have confirmation. the reaction here in new zealand has been mixed. remember, jacinda ardern is somewhat of a global political superstar around the world — but here, it's a different picture. many people have said that in this last year, with the cost—of—living crisis, the housing cris

13 months in prison, his conviction was overturned on appeal. 0ur correspondent in sydney shaimaa khalilure, cardinal pell was a controversialfigure, but cardinal pell was a controversial figure, but also quite cardinal pell was a controversial figure, but also quite an cardinal pell was a controversial figure, but also quite an influencin- cardinal pell was a controversial figure, but also quite an influencing and cardinal pell was a controversial figure, but also quite an influencing and senior figure. he has the highest ranking australian catholic cleric. his influence, really, could not be overstated. he was the vatican treasurer between 2014 and 2019, in charge of the vatican's finances during that period, and one of the pope's closest aides. before that, here in australia he served as archbishop of sydney and archbishop of sydney and archbishop of sydney and archbishop of melbourne. he was then elevated to the college of cardinals and 2003 by popejohn paul ii. he made several appearances, speaking of the controversy here, at the royal commission into institutional responses to sexu

i asked the headquarters for me calmly so. the order of general nikolaev abu khalil was cleared, it istreat, we are waiting turntable, but it is not. here is your intelligence put. i was commissioned for health with a warning not to vyati, otherwise i will live in fools. woman no, you regret nothing. he was the best. everything could be different, let's take care of the military prosecutor's office. to be honest, i'm even glad about it. after you called me, he told me about him. well, leonid matveyevich, i will petition to present you for a reward for the capture of a particularly dangerous one. i honestly don't know how they'll react to it. i would have shot this twice once for the deserter and the second time for the nikolaev tribunal figure out what's going on here. he raised a traitor on his hand, scum. i am not a traitor. sorry i'm listening. three more two-hundredths fled, where could he go again into the forest. hello mistress colonel you need. talk well at work so at work, then we 'll talk you can enter. and my wife waters the flowers all the time in the evening, she says that

to melbourne now, where we can speak to shaimaa khalil. just to say, it does feel like you were covering the world cup for us in doha a very short while ago, i know how much you love sports. another big day for you, and another one for britain's andy murray. maybe i should play some tennis, so i don't embarrass myself. a big day, second day here at melbourne park, the uk's andy murray is facing matteo berrettini. ons jabeur is really hoping this would be a good opening for her 2023 season with her first women's major. she got really close with the finals to the us open and wimbledon last year, that made headlines. she is really hoping she'll go home with the title, starting with the australian open. she's playing belgian�*s contestant now, young australian kimberly burnell is playing right behind me. speaking of aussie players, disappointment here in melbourne, nick kyrgios and specifically because he pulled out of the tournament yesterday because of knee injuries. he says he's devastated to pull of what he described as his home tournament

13 months in prison, his conviction was overturned on appeal. 0ur correspondent in sydney, shaimaa khalilroversial figure, he himself had conceded that. but he was also a towering figure of the catholic church, both here and abroad. he was australia's highest—ranking catholic cleric and one of the pope's top advisers, and before becoming the vatican's treasurer, being in charge of its finances between 2014 and 2019, he served as the archbishop of both sydney and melbourne. in 2018 he was convicted of sexually abusing two young choirboys in the 1990s, in a case that shocked australia and of course hugely embarrassed the catholic church, before he was then acquitted and was freed from jail in april 2020. he has since returned to rome, but he was no longer employed by the vatican. and you mentioned that he was australia's highest—ranking catholic cleric and the most senior church figure ever jailed for such offences, so what has the reaction been to this in australia? well, he has always maintained his innocence. we heard from the archbishop of sydney, who said that cardinal pell�*s death ca

college hoops tonight gonzaga usf all little dissension in this group at the zag guy out of there khalilbazz came out on fire 15 points at the half don's up by a dozen, but shabazz only four points the rest of the way here comes gonzaga final minute anton watson well authority, but he missed the free throw. so tied at 75 next possession drew timmy down low. that's a no forestier bolton. yes, bolton 19 points final seconds need a hoop to tie and they don't even get a shot off in time. zags beat usf for the 25th straight time 77 75 santa clara at pepperdine. well, watch your spelling there. yes, it's buck. the broncos broncos of five at the parade off the turnover brandon pajemski one of six assists here to parker brown brown had 16 and pajevski continues his tremendous season 27 points ten boys. you better stop him with that left hand. he's going left broncos win 89.79 their record now 13 and 4 finally. congratulations to san jose sharks defenseman. eric carlson named to the nhl all-star game. he leads all defenseman in goals assists and points. it'll be carlson's seventh all-star game ap

shaimaa khalil�*s report from wellington contains some flashing images.tics in new zealand for nearly six years, becoming something of a globalfigurehead. but today, jacinda ardern shocked the nation and the world, announcing she's standing down. i will not be seeking re—election. it was an emotional press conference in which she said she no longer had the energy to go on as leader. i know what this job takes, and i know that i no longer have enough in the tank to do itjustice. her legacy today has been praised at home and abroad. this job takes a toll on you as a person and on your family as well, especially when you are a woman and there are maybe different standards for women. ms ardern was the youngest head of government in the world when she was elected prime minister in 2017 — just 37 years old at the time. her premiership has been tested time and time again. she led the nation's grieving after the christchurch terror attacks in 2019, in which 51 people were killed, and was praised for her decisiveness and empathy. she also steered the country throu

political situation in new zealand and for more on this now we can speak to our correspondent, shaimaa khalilted, really, to have an announcement of the sort. what do we know about why she is doing this? you could feel the shock in the room, you could feel how almost everyone in that press room was just taken aback by that announcement, and how emotional it was forjacinda ardern herself. she was holding back tears, choking back tears as she announced that decision for her to step down as new zealand �*s prime minister. she said there wasn't a great scandal behind it, she said there wasn't any hidden reason behind it, but that essentially, this was a privilege, it was a job where she tried to find enough energy to stand for re—election, and that she just could not do that, but she did say the last five and a half years have been some of the most meaningful in her life. and i think one quote that really pains it down is, she said it was one thing to lead your country through peacetime, it is another to leave m3 crisis. i have had the of being along new zealand in crisis as they placed their fai

express my condolences to all those who will be mourning today. 0ur correspondent in sydney shaima khalill george pell was controversial, something he himself had conceded, but he was also a towering figure of the catholic church, both here and abroad. he was australia's highest—ranking catholic cleric and one of the pope's top advisers. before becoming the vatican's treasurer and being in charge of its finances between 2014 and 2019, cardinal pell served as the archbishop of both sydney and melbourne. in 2018 he was convicted of sexually abusing two choirboys in the 1990s, in a case that shocked australia and hugely embarrassed the catholic church. he had always maintained his innocence. he was sent to jail innocence. he was sent to jail in 2019, served overall about 20 months there before australia's top court acquitted him and quash the convictions and he was released in april 2020. he had shortly after gone back to rome, but he was no longer employed by the vatican. in fact, when his term as treasurer ended in 2019, it was not renewed. he was the most senior church cleric to ever be i

legacy night on the hilltop, his number six hanging in the rafters at war memorial gym, first half khalilshabbas, knocking down the three he had 15 of the first half of just two in the second half. usf up 10 at the break less than a minute to go. gonzaga ties it up. anton watson working inside the baseline for the dunk. and it's 75 all ensuing zac sos possession drew timmy had a horrible shooting night. just three of 16. he misses but here bolton is there for the follow with seven seconds to go. that gives the zags their first lead since two minutes to go in the game, the dodgers down to time winding down, shabbas gets it a little late, and he can't get the shot off in time didn't go anyway. gonzaga beats us f for the 25th straight time. 77 75. how about santa clara, herb sendek and the broncos and malibu taken on pepperdine. the man of the game was branded position ski. the illinois transfer is a sophomore 27 points. 10 rebounds. broncos win 89 79 there are now 11 and four and two and one in the wcc and back to damar hamlin for a second who continues to get support from across the nation

of the draw, and will take on france's constant lestienne in round one. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil has lost his doubles match. so, one would have to conclude that this is not a man who does well down under? . . , under? yeah, and well, it is not the start _ under? yeah, and well, it is not the start that _ under? yeah, and well, it is not the start that he - under? yeah, and well, it is not the start that he was . not the start that he was hoping for, kicking off his 2023 campaign with a loss in the doubles here in the adelaide international, but despite that this is a hugely significant moment. this is novak djokovic and he is in australia competing. the last time at the tennis start was here, he was in melbourne, he was detained, he was questioned by the authority for failing to meet the country's covid—i9 vaccination rules and then he was detained for days before he was deported on the eve of the melbourne — of the australian open in melbourne. it was a hugely dramatic story and he is hoping it is going to be a different one this time around. last year was more about scandals an

two other people also died. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil sent this report.d to disaster zone. as shocked residents and holiday—makers looked own, stoned, while others rushed to help. this is the scene in australia's gold coast after too much helicopters collided in midair. the one helicopter that was taking off appears, the main rotors have collided with a landing helicopter, causing considerable damage to the front section of the helicopter, in the process of that collision, the main rotor blades and gearbox of the helicopter taking off had separated from the aircraft, causing it to tragically crash down onto a sand bar. . ., , tragically crash down onto a sand bar. . ., ., ., “ tragically crash down onto a sand bar. . , tragically crash down onto a sand bar. . .,, ., ., ~ , w ., bar. the crash took place near the sea world theme _ bar. the crash took place near the sea world theme park. _ bar. the crash took place near the sea world theme park. one - bar. the crash took place near the sea world theme park. one of- bar. the crash took place near the sea wor

shaimaa khalil in melbourne, thank you very much.n arrested by police in italy. he's considered the boss of the much—feared cosa nostra criminal organisation and had been on the run for three decades. the italian prime minister has hailed his capture as a major blow to organised crime. our security correspondent, frank gardner, reports. caught at last — italy's most wanted mafia fugitive, matteo messina denaro, had been on the run for 30 years. local residents in palermo thanked the police. they had tracked him down to a private medical clinic where he was being treated for cancer. for italy, this is huge. prime minister giorgia meloni flew down to congratulate those who helped catch him. "it's a day of celebration," she says. "and now we can tell our children "the mafia can be beaten." denaro was convicted in absentia for the murders of two anti—mafia prosecutors in 1992. the following year, he was implicated in deadly bombings in milan, florence and rome. he once boasted he could fill a small cemetery with those he'd had killed. so

to melbourne now, where we can speak to our australia correspondent shaimaa khalil.eat day for the tennis fans today, extremely hot, as we mentioned, let's start with novak djokovic. huge anticipation, as far as he's concerned.— concerned. this is the big moment _ concerned. this is the big moment for _ concerned. this is the big moment for novak - concerned. this is the big i moment for novak djokovic. concerned. this is the big - moment for novak djokovic. the serbian tennis star has been in australia for about three weeks now. he has orally won the adelaide international, but all eyes are going to be on the rob lever arena behind me when he plays in a few hours. he is facing his spanish opponent, sorry, iforgot his name, i should know, roberto tobias vanaken in a few hours, and it isa great vanaken in a few hours, and it is a great deal of interest about how novak djokovic is going to be received later, judging from how he was received in that warm up match, the exhibition match, he played with nick krygios on friday, hopefully it's going to be fine, hopefully he

shaimaa khalil, bbc newsline.up over 40 years to specifically defend iran�*s islamic revolution after they overthrew the shah and since then they have huge power not just in iran but across the middle east. they have military power, political power, economic power. they run huge swathes of the country�*s economy and have huge influence in countries the middle east where basic port paramilitary and other groups many within the british in the west do not support in any shape or form. the british have long opposed a lot of what�*s on the irgc as they are known by the acronym do, recently because they�*ve been doing to try and quell the anti—government protests in iran the government has imposed sanctions on this body. now there is an expectation the british government is going to go even further and formally declare it a terrorist organisation. they might be obvious for some but it is a technical, legal process when governments do it and it means that what the government could do then is make it a formal criminal off

to melbourne now, where we can speak to shaimaa khalil.programme. it feels like just yesterday you were covering the world cup for us in doha from the football to the tennis. i know how much you love sports — it's the big match today, isn't it? just much you love sports - it's the big match today, isn't it?— match today, isn't it? just more su ort! match today, isn't it? just more suoport! what _ match today, isn't it? just more support! what are _ match today, isn't it? just more support! what are some - match today, isn't it? just more support! what are some of - match today, isn't it? just more support! what are some of the l match today, isn't it? just more i support! what are some of the key hiuuhlihts? support! what are some of the key highlights? yes. — support! what are some of the key highlights? yes, we _ support! what are some of the key highlights? yes, we are _ support! what are some of the key highlights? yes, we are back- support! what are some of the key highlights? yes, we are back in - highlights? yes, we are back in melb

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney.tanks to bolster its aging fleet. its foreign minister thanked the uk for what he called the �*brave and timely�* decision to offer challenger two tanks, but said ukraine needs more to meet its military objectives, and made a direct appeal to countries including germany, canada and poland for more support. meanwhile ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky says "several" theories are being investigated after a helicopter crash that killed the country's interior minister. 14 other people also died in the accident which took place in foggy weather in a suburb of kyiv, and set a kindergarten on fire. the head of the ukrainian police force will take over as acting interior minister. ferry services from dover to calais are suspended until this afternoon because of a national strike in france. officials in dover say services to and from dunkirk will be running as normal, but they've warned people travelling to france to arrive early, as the port and surrounding roads are expected to be busier

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney.n ukraine are investigating what caused a helicopter to crash in kyiv, killing 11; people including the country's interior minister. president volodymyr zelensky said "there are no accidents in war" and appealed to western allies to speed up the delivery of heavy weapons before russia launches a new attack. the crash occurred near a nurseryjust outside kyiv. one child was amongst the dead. the port of dover is warning that all services to and from calais will be suspended from 7am until around 2pm today because of national strike action in france. dunkerque services are running as normal, but travellers are being urged to allow extra time forjourneys. workers are protesting against plans to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 years old. we are taking you to blackpool in moment, where hannah is. the government has revealed exactly where the latest round of so—called "levelling up" funding will be going with conservative areas getting more than those which returned labour mps in the l

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