leonie harper was 14, she was keen into sports, lots of pictures of her playing her favourite sports.n, shauna, in her school uniform with her backpack. the tragedy is unthinkable, as one person said earlier, and the local priest said it feels so unreal, and so unfair. that was charlotte gallagher there. in iran, the state—run television channel has been hacked to broadcast a protest against the country's government and supreme leader. viewers saw the usual live programming interrupted without warning. images were shown of ayatollah ali khamenei with a target on his head, accompanied by captions encouraging people to join the current wave of demonstrations and pictures of women said to have been killed by police. our correspondent, anna foster, is on the iran—iraq border. they are into their fourth week, and we saw yesterday one of the most significant days so far, because geographically these protests are really spreading, and we are also seeing new demographics getting involved as well. they have been very much driven by young women like mahsa amini, the 22—year—old who died in poli

to talk about the capture, the more likely it is that our boys will really be at the border guard leoni's house on october 24. birthday and his daughters hope to return their father that soon we will hug them, i saw how my children smile, hugging their grandfather karin vakareva gennadiya nikeenko details tv channel inter marathon only news maryana mamonova the fate of which the whole country was concerned finally at home she and her daughter were discharged from the perinatal center in lutsk, the woman gave birth on the third day after she was freed from captivity, the military medic stayed there for more than six months and was most afraid that the child would be born in captivity. our correspondents were among those who met maryana with the baby, but someone, every big car vasyl mamonov holds his daughter in his arms and not for a second doesn't want to let her go and doesn't even give her to her mother to fight the girl, you know such a ukrainian girl who has a character who won't give herself to you, you can see next to her husband, the wife maryana, the couple in embroidered dresses

as the late president of ukraine, leoni kravchuk, dmytro zhyvitskyi, the head of the sumy regional military said, dmytro congratulations, tell us any please, what is the situation in the sumy oblast now, the consequences of the latest airstrikes, unfortunately, the situation is stable from the point of view of shelling today, in the morning, several such artillery shells began, there is damage already today, the premises and buildings of one of the agricultural enterprises in the border community were also dropped several supplies from drones over the territory of the sumy region that flew from the territory of the russian federation, and unfortunately, the number of destroyed and of damaged objects in our region due to enemy russian attacks from the territory of the russian federation . on october 10, bilopol' was shelled. yes, this is the bilopol community, the centers of the bilopol community, what are the consequences there? say eh there are damaged apartment buildings, broken windows, there is uh gossip in almost two-story apartment building, windows are damaged, balconies , doors of b

nadine, leonie and andrea are among the hidden homeless. they've been speaking to emma baugh.ve had to move so much they have not had a home, they have just had four walls. my five—year—old does not know what home is, so he was not even a year old when we were first evicted. and obviously since then we have been so far surfing, and obviously since then we have been sofa surfing, hotels, free accommodation. we don't know where we're going to up and when. - it's hard to think. i always multiply what i am feeling by ten times to understand how it must be affecting them. they are worried about what their peers would be thinking, how they look, how they are fitting in, i don't know how to put it into words exactly, exactly how is making me feel other than heartbreaking. right now everything is in boxes, literally all we have in this house are the essentials we need to get through daily, domestically. we could be here for another two weeks, we don't know, so what's the point of me unpacking things if i'm just going to be told in a short while that you have to go again. i say to my k

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. >> reporter: in all the wreckage of caldor, leoni meadows stands out. desolate waste land. the fire skirted the camp thanks to a massive buffer zone the camp had cut. retired deputy fire chief lloyd ogon pointed out where they had thinned the trees and cleared the combustible underbrush. when caldor hit, there was little left to feed it. the fire slowed and changed direction. then ogon showed us the u.s. forest service land next to the camp that had not been cleared. there everything burned. >> there was no management on the forest service side. and that's the result. >> reporter: it's kind of mind blowing to see all that devastation there and it gets to the property line of the camp, where the land was managed. and this all survived. it's all green. >> yep. >> reporter: could this have been replicated around grizzly flats? >> yes. absolutely. that's what the tressel project was all about, was to do exactly this. and had that been done, there's a high probability grizzly flats wouldn't have burned. >> reporter: would not have burned? >> yep. >> reporter

going back to the idea that george had, he was very influenced by the spaghetti western, the sergio leonins. and like i said, they're beautifully done. even though i'm not a participant, i will always be a star wars fan. i told people, if i don't get that part, i would've been the biggest star wars fan in the world matter who played luke. that's just my thing. carrying harrison -- >> you played loop mark, you play loop. that's why we're so excited that you came on the show to talk ukraine, gop, and star wars. we're sadly at a time. but i appreciate you joining me, mark hamill. a >> bank you so much for having, me mehdi. >> i had to say it, forgive me for that, coming up what happens when republicans mainstream, what happens when public ovens mainstream threats, violence, and all out civil war. and important discussion after the bag. jungle way, we're just getting started. jungle way, we're just getting started. (vo the new iphone 14 pro is here. and right now business owners can get it on us at t-mobile. apple business essentials with apple care+ is included so you can easily manage your

seen time and again, and i have to credit the relentless reporting that the washington post, carrot leoni, hazan on the secret service. they are anything but forthright. it is with grave severity that this should be continue to be investigated. the idea that the people that are charged with the safety and security of the president of the united states, the first family, vice president, could in any way be compromised. couldn't anyway be aside or have sympathy for the seditious miss. it's an incredibly unthinkable and dangerous thing, and we need to get to the bottom of the fact that to this point, there have been things that have gone missing. call logs, data that's been deleted and are retrievable. we need to find out how that happened, why it happened, and really where the loyalties within the secret service lie. there is a part of hearing where they talked about that there was the observation that a great faction within the department was sympathetic to the january 6th people. that's terrifying and that needs to be thoroughly investigated. >> let's double back then, kurt, while i have

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credits include san francisco archbishop salvatore cordell leonie, who posted a video online urging the people of california to vote. no. this what we want for the state of california to be known as the state of abortion, tourism. now a poll conducted by uc berkeley's institute of governmental studies back in august showed 71% of californians support proposition one. hundreds of people rallied outside of san francisco city hall to push for the passage of proposition m. the empty homes tax. it's on the november ballot , supporters say 15% of the city's housing stock sits empty because real estate speculators buy a property then they hold onto it to sell later when it's more valuable. the measure is primary supporters. supervisor dean preston says the goal is to return vacant units to the market. starting in 2020 for the measure would assess annual fees of up to $5000 on units that are vacant at least six months out of the year. it would also apply to multi unit residential buildings. we're having this because the rent is too high and there's too many people living on the streets, and the