what is it that most host leah's is released in just under an hour. all the data, the color transmits, end up in the hands of mister hat felder, one of the leading links experts in barden burton back. had felder and his team assessed the data here at the forest testing and research institute in fryeburg. leah's isn't the only links with the color there have been for us so far. they all came from switzerland and all were male and almost all left the region again. lee, as nearly made his way back to the alpine country you're coming in and us over this . i hear you can see that it took a long drawn up to the swiss border control of that shaft, 1000 count on on, done. then he came back again on it's very clear that during mating season, they move around it eagleton that he's there to find females. one smartest thing, awkward holes, hugo. he got as far as the auto board among shaft. we'll see what comes next. as mr . passive during the meeting season, lee asked me leave after all. unfortunately, there are no female links in his area. the ladies don't dare

in leah's case, the proof came from this striking curve on his left shoulder. that's how the researchers knew that lee has traveled 350 kilometers to the danube valley as as a da, my god. so you could say it was at that time a european record will probably caught more slated never been proven. that links could travel so far can so weekly we us made her years had squish off it took 3 days then lee. yes. showed up. he smell the bait on the other side of the trap and walked past. but in the darkness the trap worked. scientists from the forest testing and research institute carefully and quietly approached leah's was sedated with a dart from a blow gun. with him, when the drugs took effect, fermin hafner could take the animal out of the crate. a moving moment. thing was when mister lane, his is the most important thing is seeing that li us is healthy and doing well. good at man. now you can see that from his weight, i don't, we didn't find any injuries at all. it's really something special to hold him in my arms again. arms who holden? they needed to work fast. the

leah -- leah melendez said that police have increased their reward.rieta. they believe that she came to the park to meet a person known to her, police say most likely her child's babysitter. it was here where her body was discovered a week later in a shallow grave. her sister remembers what she was made of. >> the biggest thing i remember about my sister is how much love she had and how much love she had for pretty much anyone that she met. leah: police announced that the department was increasing the reward money for anyone with information on nicole's murder and the whereabouts of ariana. progress has been made in the investigation but no one has been arrested. >> as we continue to collect information and analyze evidence and develop new leads, we together with the fbi -- the fbi will be reaching out in the coming weeks and months. leah: because she worked long hours, ariana was in the care of a babysitter and her husband. they and another woman believed to be involved have not fully cooperated with police. ariana was 2.5 at the time and she has --

leah gets a hold the trophy. >> tucker: and other questions don't ask questions?d because all the other swimmers who were standing by listening to this are also shocked and standing right next to leah and she heard it all so is kind of just really baffling that this could happen and i know the ncaa wasn't prepared for situation like this. which just tells me that one of her face with it they protected such a small minority in turn their back on what the organization and title ix really stands for. >> tucker: they just illuminated what it stands for. it seems to a nonswimmer who knows that swimming requires a lot of torture, something harder than swim practice. as you know, this seems like cheating to allow someone with a biological advantage to compete. >> exactly, i think that there is a definite difference between your, and your gender identity and i think that it's just been totally misconstrued and lost in the past couple of years or so. it's finally gone to the point where it's being shown and is completely violating women and women's rights especially in spo

leah had some groceries to drop off for cynthia, so she decided to drive over.ng was odd when she pulled into the driveway. >> the newspaper was still in the yard. and cynthia's car was there. >> so very subtle clues? >> just subtle. but i'm still thinking that maybe they went to the movie with someone. >> leah called her son, c.j., and told her what she'd seen. >> i said, you just stay where you are at. to not go inside that house. >> it was c.j.'s cops sense kicking in. he is a dallas police officer. >> the feeling was, something is not right. it is just not right! >> a few minutes later, c.j. drove up. along with his that. >> we went to the door, and c.j. knocked on the door. let yelled for mike. three or four times. and there was no answer. >> they were messing with the key, and they were all standing behind me. i just reach down to see if the door was open. and, yeah, it was unlocked. and i will never forget how the door opened up. >> the door just opened. like in slow motion. >> i took a couple steps in, and then, that's when mom hit the ground. and starte

leah, any thoughts? guest: i think when it comes to border security, republicans have given a much more definitive view of what they see as a solution to the border than democrats do. i think that is pretty widely accepted and summoned that we mentioned in our newsletter earlier this week. trump came out in 2016 with a very clear vision. whether that vision was universally like, that is a different question. it was obviously a very stringent, harsh outlook that he put out. but it was also very clear. at the time title 42 went into effect, trump had already tried many times to stop border crossings using similar measures. so yes, when it comes to the border, republicans have a clear answer, a clear answer for what they would like to see the solutions b. when it comes to gas prices and the solution to issues with price increases, it is one of those issues where there is a clear few avenues that, kratz or whoever in power can take, and we are seeing biden take a handful of them. he was in iowa last week lif

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ukrainians have been made. refugees, many here say they plan to return home once the fighting stops. leah harding al jazeera while the warn ukraine has triggered a search in demand for body alma from mcbride reports on this now from leave on the home grown industry of protective vests. oh, it's a long way from any front line, but these volunteers are doing what they can for their country's war effort. so the director of this company decided when the war broke out, he had to do something that should ne, i was thinking, what can i do and how can i help in this was at my age, i saw that people were getting weapons, but there was nothing to protect them, ah, this is what his company was doing before the war. creating laser light presentations for company events and promotions. now his staff helped by volunteers make the plates needed for body armor with ukraine struggling to find enough for its expanding ranks of soldiers. the finished plates are then put inside a vest one front and one back at the rate of more than $200.00 pieces of body armor per week, and all of them going to the front. as

so and leah's eltham, so grant is going to angle so i'll get oriented here. there we go. it's going to angle across the rapidan river there. angling to the southeast like that towards the little courthouse town of spotsylvania. and if you can get to spotsylvania before lee does leah's is blocking his root over here. grant's going to go that way if lee if grant can get down there before lee dies grant's going to get a head start and if he can get there before lee does he will actually be in the enviable situation of being closer to richmond than lee is and lee will be in a lot of trouble at that point lee is almost checkmated if grant can do that. grant and grant would be willing to accept the quick victory, you know all those expectations for victory in two weeks leads to army destroyed in a month or whatever. grand wouldn't mind he'll give it a shot if you can't. but he's also. realistic enough to know probably he's going to have to play out the whole campaign. what he plans to do is basically and he's got this in mind not the details of it, of course, but in broad and b

amy: sarah leah whitson, thank you.utive director of democracy for the arab world now, or dawn. next up, "pandemic, inc.: chasing the capitalists and thieves who got rich while we got sick." back in 30 seconds. amy: "shouf" by flugen. amy: "shouf" by flugen. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we end today's show with propublica investigative reporter j. david mcswane, whose new book is out today called "pandemic, inc.: chasing the capitalists and thieves who got rich while we got sick." this week dave wrote a viral twitter thread about the book that began -- "let me tell you a crazy story. it's consumed 2 years of my life. as covid-19 shut down the world in april 2020, i decided to follow the money. i began with a call to a no-name federal contractor who'd somehow landed a $35m deal for masks. hours later, i'm on a private jet." again, those are words of j. david mcswane. welcome to democracy now! congratulations on the publication of your book. take us from there, why d

i mean the, you know, you're growing gussie. leah cassey, man. they were thinking, knowing that was hint above or below, or homer. it didn't matter on barrier or, you know, they like rober. it's the most, they into the go on a little going to put the money in a good, you know my, you have to be in a good jungle they had going on. yes, i i believe i had a bad or a lot of a with a need for that. i feel like i said i with a ah my main thing. your love either me or i will e. email both. okay. long a day. thing dog. literally with the maintenance no go with it. i mean they would have leo humana about a year in in in in yet they were wearing a leak over by the 1st year. i mean, i really need them over one, my son that i'm legally a lady, a have more enrolled me boy or a u. s. i s mentor in african story from african perspective, short documentary from african filmmaking, from ivory coast, just to last year from chauffeur. the bus a function to move things on and south africa, tina i change, and it showed me that i trotted and fire with africa direct on

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now the fight for equal rights goes on for one of the rocks most persecuted, minority groups because leah roman nomads who arrived age of who are children have returned to school after a 14 year break. these are the cavalier or drama people scattered in isolated communities across iraq on this one says the faith derogatory treatment and our children have no future after decades of persecution, solar and many are jobless high. he says he and his friends fought in the iran, iraq war and liter, alongside iraqi forces in the battle against eisen. these were not provided by the government, un agencies and n g o is had provided these basics and you asking me about all future. oh, upside down, the government denies new id cards to discriminate against the co, lia but father, who will insert it has his nephew who has it is true. they do not have fresh tap water, but water delivered to them by tankers. but many villages cannot afford to pay the daily water charge, though it's meant to be provided for free. oh, old videos of this village and it's people show a different picture. their ancestors inc

as leah did in washington. caller: i had some of these problems as a child started when i was seven. i am 54 now. i suffer from depression, anxiety and ptsd and suicidality. i've had trouble for the last five months finding a therapist. one of my therapists went to an addiction specialty and that is not one of my problems. it took me more than five months to find someone. i have an appointment tomorrow with someone. it is going to be weekly. but it is dangerous for someone like me to not have a therapist to work with. guest: thank you for sharing your experience. i wish i could say that is a rare struggle that people have in finding a provider. unfortunately that is too common. nearly 150 million people live in a mental health provider shortage area. we have a gap in making sure there are no providers to help people. even when you can find them finding somebody who takes your insurance provides more provocation. there are such high out-of-pocket cost to getting mental health care. it is not fair. it is not how

my leah, i thank god he has work. he's got the trust of the police to he was even given a uniform because of his enthusiasm. they were very happy with daddy. i love them because he works alone as a disabled person and didn't get an education. yeah, he could only be at half a director of his, her dad, what matters is that he has an income. i am with jack out of those one of the most on just that serious in the world. and now that coverage restrictions half in relax, traffic is back to normal. and official traffic directors help prevent a total collapse, assisting cars and trucks, particularly at crossing speed out traffic lights, dispose of japan as they are known, worked in exchange for tips from drivers. there are thousands of them across down even a train crossing here in south jakarta, solar and a team of tough workers have been managing the barrier for years over them by the where he for 24 hours. we share the job at the crossing some money, traffic and others help push costs. ben as the sunsets we change teams, b

pretty risky, william leah. then i saw every one was covered in blood. lucy will have curly europe, hasn't seen anything like this since the 2nd world war. millions of lives turned upside down, creating a generation of traumatized children. you're watching dw news. here's a reminder of our top stories. ukrainian president water mere zalinski has urged the united nations to act now to stop russia's war and his country. addressing a meeting of the un security council, zalinski described the recent atrocities in the city of boucher and called for those behind the killings to be brought to justice. and owners, including germany, france and romania have retail, 695000000 euros in aid for moldova following a donor conference in berlin, attended by the malden prime minister, although he is one of europe's poorest nations and his hosting tens of thousands of ukrainian refugees fleeing the invasion of ukraine by russia. dw business is coming up next to stephen beardsley on abbey. court. awesome, thanks for being with us.

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thank you, leah. we are going to present the upon findings from the gap analysis and recommendations. our first fining is that consumers experience a multitude of barriers to service connection contributing of feelings. being unsupported. consurments lack awareness of service. some share that communities don't receive adequate information about resource. consumers do not access services because they don't believe themes to be eligible for service. consumers shared that they the application is challenging and noted and the nature of barrier. when consumers go through the application process half found that services are full and have a long wait list. >> the first finaling is to improve the resource. to expand the services. online sdrekt real to stream line the identification adding filters tools. considered developing a tool and clare 5 program eligibility and ensure provide are on cant tact information accurate and updated. why we would diversifying modes of transportation between services. >> a total

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and the far right leah marine le pen will face president manuel mccaul, in the 2nd round of francis presidential elections on the 24th of april. according to projections from today's 1st vote, she says, if elected, she will unite france republican 1st. additionally, me, the french people gave me the honor of qualifying for the 2nd round against the outgoing president. i wanted to express my most sincere gratitude due to the millions of voters who trusted me, but yourself said touching. now the supplemental, during this 1st round, the french people have clearly wanted to arbitrate a fundamental choice between 2 opposite visions of the future. your either the division doing justice and the disorder imposed by a man you and my call for the benefit of a few or the gathering of the french people around social justice and protection. guaranteed by a fraternal framework around the age old idea of nation and people and listening to that address alive was at lisa lewis, our correspondent who is at marine le pens. headquarters. lisa, what did you make of the comments from marine, the pen? well marie le pe

arsenal defender leah williamson will captain england's women at this summer's european championship.on out injured. manager sarina wiegman said she wants to give the team continuity, although haughton could still make the squad. the lionesses kick off their euros campaign against austria at old trafford on the 6th ofjuly. scotland's erin cuthbert has called for more stands at hampden park to be opened for their women's world cup qualifier against spain. the chelsea forward posted a tweet urging the scottish fa to release more seats for the match on tuesday. she said... "how are we expected to grow the game when limited tickets "are available for our supporters? "come on." finally, rob burrow says he's absolutely honoured after receiving his mbe from the princess royal. the 39—year—old had a glittering rugby league career with leeds rhinos, but the award was also in recognition of his work raising awareness of motor neurone disease. he said receiving the mbe was a great occasion for his family. and that's all your sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye

england can all but seal their qualification to the world cup with victory, but new captain leah williamsong able to deliver. i think the qualification for the euros is just another example of that. hopefully, yeah, they make it more of a regular thing because it's the only way that you really take nations forward by putting yourself in those positions. i am delighted for them. in those positions. i am delighted forthem. i in those positions. i am delighted for them. i think the sell—out crowd tomorrow speaks for itself. while northern ireland against england is a sell out at windsor park, scoland's players were last week frustrated at how little of hampden park appeared to have available tickets for their game against spain. but despite the row, caroline weir says that the team is fully focused on the game at hand. that hasn't distracted us from the number one focus, which is the game, and as football players, that's the most important thing. there are always things going on and off the pitch, so it's easy to separate the two and like i said the players are in a good place, they are focuse

i think i don't think i'm natasha. leah. you run you right in a way i'd have to resign you money and i am i right. you get one. you just a little issue with with i met with a deposit, they sure are is not settled a deal. so you just buy well and go to a little bank for yes. can you just go buy me for one of your luggage guy. delineate the thought with the sure that i am assuming a william what i'm what is he to we'll call we'll get a report actually because you do not so much as well. that there was actually a fellow one daughter, a family commitment to lou them not affiliated with all because we shake, accomplished in your leadership a default with was again not to be to give you a little bit of a sample out of it. the 1st just was in la jolla, a been awarded a little to leisure. i wouldn't, it wasn't a psychologist regularly visit shelters to try and help people deal with what they've seen and experienced with a meeting with him on the line with you going from ohio to will you be sales or to find you a coil we'll ship with

so leah goldman, her parents created a memorial lecture for her at a private school there. country day in metairie, louisiana. and what they do is get guest speakers, i think two a year they pay for. and i did rosa parks biography, so they had me give a lecture on rosa parks. and ann was my chaperon. took me around the school, introduced me to students. they had a dinner in my honor because they do for the speaker and all that. and we started dating. she was a graduate of tulane. and i was just getting ready to start teaching at tulane moving from eisenhower center to tulane. and we ended up living together right on jefferson avenue across from the newman school, where people like, i think, michael lewis and walter isaacson and a lot of people, nick layman -- oh, nick went to country day. but any rate, with respect to living there, i can walk to my office at tulane. i would run in audubon park at the zoo. and we were very happy there. and katrina hit and i wrote about it. i just decided i was ready for a new adventure. and my wife was born and raised in new orleans and she

they should design classes with by giving you that sheet with no i think i don't think i'm natasha. leah. you run your id and i i right. you get one, you just a little issue with with i'm at least a deposit they sure are is not settled a deal. so just 5. well i told her that i would do a little long for your school thing. you should go by noon for one long each. got a thought with it. so we wouldn't to sure that i am assuming that a local move here, but we didn't want them. what was it to we'll call we'll get a report and i say that because you do not so much as well. look forward to actually go see if he's willing to order a mystical commitment to load them. and that'll fit away with all that we shake accomplish can, which may be your issue with them was a gear stuff is not to be to give you a little bit of a sample. so shuttle's in la jolla a been awarded a little to leisure. i wouldn't, it wasn't a psychologist regularly visit shelters to try and help people deal with what they've seen and experienced with a or new brand new model. yeah. with with you going you will have to look with

. >> a lot of people aren't sure how to cook cauliflower or kale or fennel or whatever it is, and leah is really helpful at doing that. >> i think having someone actually teaching you here is a great experience. and it's the art of making a meal for your family members and hope that they like it. >> i think they should come and have some good food, good produce that is healthy and actually very delicious. >> cooking is one of my biggest passions, to be able to share, like, my passion with others, and skills, to h >> i don't want to be involved in the process after it happens. i want to be there at the front end to help people with something in my mind from a very early age. our community is the important way to look at things, even now. george floyd was huge. it opened up wounds and a discussion on something festering for a long time. before rodney king. you can look at all the instances where there are calls for change. i think we are involved in change right now in this moment that is going to be long lasting. it is very challenging. i was the victim of a crime when i was in middle s

where the rest of the money we met with murzik with murzin and leah.deposit on the bike. he was with a friend. well, i got drunk with beer, i understand the contacts. there is martin, but i don't know the address, but it's on the phone. clear. let's go now about the gun there was no gun. what is that, are you a girl? well, there was no gun. i poked her in the back with my finger. and the rest she herself dreamed up for you, not a girl, but an investigator, understandably. the crime was committed this morning, but the perpetrator has already been arrested. we can say that he confessed and the crime was solved quite quickly. yes, he remains to find out whether he was armed or not to find out. i'd like to meet with the task force. and i'm also very concerned about something. please excuse me for distracting you. uh. well, you also asked zhenya petrovna zhert petrovna for a conclusion, our best forensic expert , this specialist of the highest class, a very attractive woman, yes, fyodor mikhailovich, uh, dubrovsky very pleasant very pleasantly excited from

it's at 8 years to get brutus up and running. ham and leah and other museum association members started work on one of the exhibitions highlights in 1998. they mounted and historical 47 liter aircraft engine on the chassis of a vintage american law phones motor car from 19 o. 7. dan woodward engine was standing there and we thought what would happen if we were to run martha? how would that be? oh, you're not gonna broke off the restoration process a couple of times because we were afraid of what the car will do with us. ac vendor because the engine walton is going to fly and we will use your vendor to draw before heading out now why as a whole shoe to the radiator grill for good luck. always turn the open side up. so the luck can pour in. today it's raining reg, without that horseshoe and only, i'm not getting into this car. so ah, yes, we should have been to the engine. why should we sit inside the engine him with war? cause the carcass is without a charlie of the engine, your heart pass a little for calling for concentration and blood as if to say, don't do anything crazy. this car is

i am leah culver and i am the homeowner and 714 steiner. when i first moved to san francisco 16 years ago, i fell in love with the beautiful views as well as the historic and edwardian homes. when i started thinking about purchasing my own home in the city, i knew i wanted to live in one of the victorians. while i never intended to purchase a fixer upper, when i saw that 714 steiner, one of the iconic painted ladies of alamo square was up for sale, i just had to take a look. based on the age and the condition of the house, i knew it would be a huge undertaking to restore it. when i made the decision to purchase the house and take on this project, the availability of the mills act asis the answer was a big piece of the project's feasibility for me. despite the level of work the house needed, i couldn't resist its charm and consider it a great honor to preserve this home and contribute to preserving the special character. as you know, the painted ladies have a popular tourist destination in the city and through the instagram account that i ha