. >> jackie: uvalde only pediatrician describing his experience of treating the wounded as a mad houselinic the next day, all i heard was i'm afraid he's coming for me, coming to my house. i was hearing that the whole day. this will be a mental health crisis. revealing uvalde grandmother who he shot is in fair condition this morning. adding to consoling victim families president biden suggested tearing down the school in the wake of the shooting. todd and ashley. >> ashley: painful to hear those sound bites. thank you. one small town 200 miles northeast of the school a photo going viral. >> todd: that vet joins us. i had the same thought last week, i thought, i work marijuanaings, i had the same thought. why did you make this a reality? >> well, just knew with my background security and my background m the military i had the skill set to provide some sort of security. i live right across the street on the backside of the school. i have a son that goes there. my wife is one of the registered nurses there. i fell with my availability to step forward and do something. i think that is the

. >> well, because next week will be a mad house. there will be a lot of people here.y job is, i don't know whether i'll be available. i'm on call. they could call me and i may have to go out of state. so i don't know. when i have the opportunity, i take it. >> so, again, people are very enthusiastic on both sides of the ballot. this is a democratic area, most of the people i spoke to when it comes to the gubernatorial race, they're supporting stacy abrams but enthusiastic to cast their ballot. on the republican side, that's where we see that heavily contested primary. numbers show that more republicans have come out than democrats and it's likely because of all the fire we're seeing on that side of the ballot. >> you know this area well. you know this state well. you live there, you're our person on the ground here. what is standing out to you about what we should be watching for this race? we know the numbers, but there's some other interesting races going on in the state, too. >> that's the secretary of state race. that's one we should be watching. kemp/purdue, the

maybe for this he was put in the mad house, because he said, having conquered himself, greed, lazinesscomplacency, acquisitiveness , fear, hypocrisy, pride, believe in people and love them, do not speak unfairly about them and directly do not have unkind opinions about them close to your heart. well, almost biblical sayings. yes, it's all the same, because we know well. you see, it’s like an allegory for you, when these acquisitiveness, complacency , greed, it confuses you. she binds you hand and foot. binds your thoughts. take it away, it will be great for you. it is easier to live when we experience it all in ourselves. you will know i did not expect such an effect. everything here is unusual for us. you see, you say an allegory. yes, i destroyed everything that was left of me. do you think it's easy do you think? to live loving others without greed without envy without pride is easy. that 's all there is in us. that's all in us. this is our soul. unfortunately, it must be cleansed. even at this price. i agree with ivanov if number three we clean up later. help people, whatever you c

guerrero spoke to today.com for us, saying, quote, it was a mad house, what you see in disaster moviessingle room. people running around like maniacs, he said. kids in the hallway bleeding and screaming. surgeons working on kids. the horrible part, i guess, was seeing parents i knew outside screaming, asking me to look for their kids. you never really get that out of your head. five of the children who were murdered were his patients. several more were witnesses to the massacre. one 11-year-old girl told dr. guerrero what she saw. quote, she said she saw people being shot and falling dead. her best friend was next to her, so she grabbed some of her blood that was coming out of her, smeared it on herself, and played dead on the floor, the doctor reported. as families begin to bury the children they lost, we're learning more about the emotional scars that will haunt those who survived. andrea herrera was a few classrooms over from her brother jose. jose was one of the 19 children murdered inside robb elementary. she told her grandparents she witnessed a teacher being killed before climbi

house of commons. neil parish described his behaviour as "absolutely wrong" and a "moment of madness". police in the canadian capital ottawa have made mulitple arrests as anti—establishment protesters have decended on the city on motorbikes. the protestors are calling their demonstration "rolling thunder." it comes two months after truckers protesting against covid restrictions occupied the city centre for several weeks. now on bbc news: rajan datar is in dublin, a unesco city of literature, celebrating 100 years since the publication of james joyce's epic novel, ulysses. this week on the travel show, centennial celebrations in a city of stories. the beauty ofjoyce�*s language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is incredible. how to make your holiday budget travel further. the simplest way to cut costs? don't travel when everybody else is. and closing in on colombo. karolis heads for the finish line. that's it, baby! this week, i'm in dublin, a unesco city of literature that's produced a host of famous writers from samuel beckett to oscar wilde. but i'm here puzzling over

house of commons. neil parish described his behaviour as "absolutely wrong" and a "moment of madness". police in the canadian capital, ottawa, have made mulitple arrests as anti—establishment protesters have decended on the city on motorbikes. the protesters are calling their demonstration rolling thunder. it comes two months after truckers protesting against covid restrictions occupied the city centre for several weeks. now on bbc news, our world — fixing san francisco. a warning, this programme contains images some viewers may find distressing. san francisco is one of the richest cities in the world. but below its gleaming buildings lies a humanitarian disaster. can i ask what you're smoking, sir? fe nta nyl. every day on average, two people die from a drug overdose here. the mayor has declared a state of emergency. what's it like living here? uh, lawless. the people in power clash on the solution to the crisis. for me, it's really about tough love — it's about being aggressive. doubling down on a failed war on drugs is never going to solve those problems. meanwhile, some worry that

all that was left was to invite zelensky and the nazis to this event and call the word madness in the white housethe end of an entire era of his post will be gone in a week. already a friend, the legendary press secretary of the white house jen saki, we will all miss you and speeches that western europe supplies gas to russia and honest answers that she knows nothing at all tells serious. sorry shami, but pre-election carousels when asked? who is this? she doesn’t know what to say, she reads from a piece of paper, but don’t be upset, the sparkling representatives of the white house have found a worthy replacement. meet karin junker. the first black woman and the first open lesbian to serve as white house press secretary is a celebration of her partner's tolerance. here it is on your correspondence screen. she is a malbo daughter of migrants from haiti , jean-pierre dama, the fighters can easily protect not only their wife or husband. we don't know who she is. well, biden from attacks by e-reporters from other people with an uncomfortable question for the president of the united states, look like

uk, the conservative mp neil parish resigns after admitting he watched pornography in the house of commons. madnesstotal madness, i'm not going to defend it, i'm not going to defend what i did, it was absolutely totally wrong. canadian police make multiple arrests in ottawa as the capital is occupied by anti—establishment protesters on motorbikes. and real madrid are crowned spanish football champions as carlo ancelotti becomes the first manager to win all five of europe's major leagues. hello. ukrainian fighters besieged by russian forces inside mariupol�*s azovstal industrial complex say 20 civilians have been able to leave the site. but hundreds of people are still believed to be sheltering inside the plant. it's the first such release since president putin announced he was locking down ukraine's last bastion in the city. speaking in a video post, a commander of the azov battalion inside the complex said he hoped the evacuated group would be taken to territory under ukrainian control. translation: we transferred 20 civilians rescued _ from the rubble to the agreed location, these are women i and

house of commons. neil parish described his behaviour as "absolutely wrong" and a "moment of madness". police in the canadian capital, ottawa, have made mulitple arrests as anti—establishment protesters have decended on the city on motorbikes. the protesters are calling their demonstration rolling thunder. it comes two months after truckers protesting against covid restrictions occupied the city centre for several weeks. now on bbc news, click — could solar solve the energy crisis? as the energy crisis ramps prices up ever higher, click explores whether the latest generation of solar tech make installation is a no—brainer. another chance to see how sol is taking on the energy crisis, solar gadgets, and how green is your wardrobe? solar power is the earth's most abundant energy source. and, today, that goes far beyond simply bonking panels on rooftops. we keep seeing scientists develop new ways to make the technology more flexible, more powerful, and more useful. this factory in stockholm is making ultra—thin solar cells that don't even need sunlight to harvest energy. the idea is that

i am your cousin at my house was here mad directly in front of the si, fi, camille. this was the entrance. nottingham was room there was one door facing i see . but we kept it locked or seen, that we only used the back door as it as the key valley. oh might have it. the see has gotten more difficult over the years, but apple, so i started leaving my house from that way. shopping. i could put a lien dasa you them, you guys a bullying. let sounds like a dangerous situation as if you didn't. no, no, not. and we didn't have a chance, was se so it was very difficult to pick up the children. when the tide was high, garza especially in the winter if you could go down to sleep number dampen, but the tides were too big out that that, that m barbara ada management would. and then vito also, schumann and politician, accompanies the family to their new home. it's quite close by just 300 meters in land in a newly built settlement. carla santos and her daughters recently moved into this settlement, built by the town council. vito accompanied the project from the very beginning yes

roosevelt's nomination, he said, don't you realize that there will only be one life between this mad man and the white house nobody cared. as i, said he was not enthusiastic about. it for a young man, he was young, there's not much to do. anyway, the vice president, mckinley was elected. so he became vice president of the united states. soon there was very much for the young man to do because and december 6th, 1901, william mckinley was assassinated and teddy roosevelt at the age of 42 became the youngest president in american history. and still is. i know some are like what about jack kennedy. watch this could be a trick question. you're taking a test. i never try to trick students but it could be a jeopardy question i guess. who was the youngest person ever be president? it's still theodore roosevelt. -- youngest elected, that is jack kennedy. so i thought that we might want to keep that distinction mind. in any case, mark was furious. he said that i told him to nominate that law. man asked what would happen. look, that cowboy is the president of the united states. as one historian wrote, historians in th

resignation of conservative mp neil parish, who admits to watching pornography in the house of commons twice. madnessg to defend what i did. what i did was absolutely, totally wrong. the commons speaker, sir lindsey hoyle, calls for radical action to overhaul working practices in westminster. ukrainian fighters inside mariupol�*s besieged azovstal steel plant say 20 women and children have been evacuated but hundreds remain trapped inside.

house. he's in an undisclosed location. this is from the same crowd that bailed out the rioters. this is from mad maxine waters no relation said to get up in people's faces and, you know, pelosi didn't condemn this, she gave license to it. so they're going to turn the midterms into a referendum on roe and that's fine because they have nothing else they've accomplished. and the media will bang this drum because they don't want to cover crime or inflation. and just like the rage over race in 2020 this summer it's going to be the abortion race. this summer it will be rage versus reason. we all know it's going back to this, people can figure it out that's fine. abortion is sacred to the left. what that means is this is a religious situation. this is a religious war to the left. nothing means more to them than this abortion situation. so you think a molotov cocktail or graffiti or surrounding some

ah, i am not that psycho mad that else young for having a power house like at that a by my side makes me really confident out and i get i'm they got my she got the he's very resilient. kneeled with with him at my side. i could swim all the way to the horizon on because i've and the room is the young for and if it comes to it safe a life. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, with who the freeport system, a world wide network of duty free high security warehouses? what's that? how is it stored? is it cleared through customs who controls that or is there types of asian, a legal loophole for tax evaders or nothing more than just temporary storage? secluded treasures. in 15 minutes on d. w. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. more than 3 months into the war in ukraine on both sides. we're taking heavy losses. my guess this week is last year about the logical hollow tissue and human rights lawyer who joins me from clear. what makes her so sure, mister prudent wouldn't press his nuclear come put on 90 minutes on d. w. o. we got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic

the resignation of conservative mp neil parish, who admits watching pornography in the house of commons twice. madnessl madness. i'm not going to defend it, i'm also not going to defend it, i'm also not going to defend what i did. what i did was absolutely totally wrong. sir lindsey hoyle, calls for "radical action" to overhaul working practices in westminster. it's the first time a president is at this dinner in six years. the white house correspondents�* dinner returns to washington's political calendar hello and welcome to bbc news. the us speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, has visited the ukrainian capital kyiv on an unannounced trip in which she expressed support for president volodymyr zelensky. elsewhere, a small group of women and children have been allowed to leave the besieged steelworks in mariupol — the final part of the city still held by ukrainian troops. both russia and ukraine are said to be respecting a local ceasefire and there are hopes more civilians can be freed. meanwhile, more airstrikes have hit homes in eastern ukraine, as tim muffett reports. this is a powerful signal of sup

roosevelt's nomination, he said, don't you realize that there will only be one life between this mad man and the white house well, apparently nobody cared. as i, said he was not enthusiastic about. it for a young man, he was young, there's not much to do. anyway, the vice president, mckinley was elected. so he became vice president of the united states. and soon, there was very much for this young man to do because in september 6th, 1901, william mckinley was assassinated and theodore roosevelt, at the age of 42, became the youngest president in american history, and still is. i know that some will say, what about jackie kennedy? watch this one, it could be a trick question if you are ever taking a test. i would never tried to trick students, but it's a bit tricky. could be a jeopardy question, i guess. but if you ask who the youngest person ever to be president? it's still theodore roosevelt. and the question -- the youngest person ever elected to president? that's jack kennedy. so, i thought you might want to keep that distinction in mind. in any case, when he came to the aforementioned mark hannah, he wa

what madness to get into a mortgage when a child is found and housing is rented?always sing during the day. i see alla of the south does not really complain about her daughter-in-law. everything is somehow formed according to these rallies to hang out. and we must take care of it. i already promised. say that you feel bad, that their situation is normal, lyosh needs to fight. we are all silent when some kind of lawlessness is going on, and in the end, everything happens to us like this. i forbid you to go to this rally, understand? by rooms, and some of us did not live to this day. although they fulfilled all their obligations. we are waiting for the developer to complete his first stole our money for the apartment, then we were told to pay for maintenance. how long is this will continue here, please. tell me what prompted you to participate in the picket. my husband and i hope to defend our housing. we will not let crooks dispose of our money as they please? find me makarov's employment contract and call him right now about calling me. i don't know, they don't te

resignation of conservative mp neil parish, who admits to watching pornography in the house of commons twice. madness, total madness. i mean, i'm not going to defend it. i'm also not going to defend what i did. what i did was absolutely, totally wrong. the commons speaker, sir lindsey hoyle, calls for radical action to overhaul working practices in westminster. ukrainian fighters inside mariupol�*s besieged azovstal steel plant say 20 women and children have been evacuated but hundreds remain trapped inside. a historic night for women's boxing. ireland's katie taylor retained her undisputed lightweight title, beating amanda serrano in new york. and england have done it again. they are six nations grand slam champions for a fourth consecutive year. they beat france to lift the trophy. good morning. it is a new month and a new weather story for many of us today. it looks likely that the best of the sunshine is going to be through scotland and northern ireland, but elsewhere, it is rather cloudy and drab, with outbreaks of rain. all the details from me coming up rain. all the details from me coming up s

white house, the ukrainian $40 billion additional aid package with the decision of congress, not everyone agrees when the nuclear powers play the game. who will be the first to be afraid of this madness exactly this is what joe biden does, who came to the white house, promising to calm america and nuclear weapons are scary. i am much more wrecked tanks earlier this house approved the allocation of forty billion dollars for ukraine at a time when american families do not have enough money for children. and don't forget to increase sanctions against russia if putin stands after all these sanctions, the world can turn into a very gloomy place, china may take this as a signal for itself and europe to plunge into chaos for decades. so let's put pressure on putin by helping ukrainesis writes. consenfo will make fewer donations to other needs 46% of parisians, judging by according to opinion polls, they believe that they have already helped the ukrainians, while the european union, even in the current conditions, is in no hurry to accept ukraine. emmanuel macron has already proposed creating some kind of new european society and thus pulling the second ring there. uh, the same ukraine other

white house, the ukrainian $40 billion additional aid package with the decision of congress not everyone agrees when the nuclear powers play the game. who will be the first to be afraid of this madnessis what joe biden does, who came to the white house, promising to calm america and nuclear weapons are scary. i am much more than the broken tanks earlier this chamber approved the allocation of forty billion dollars for ukraine in at the moment when american families do not have enough money for graham's children, the issue of infant formula does not seem to bother much more important now to keep ukraine on a short leash. well, do not forget to increase sanctions against russia if putin resists after all these functions, the world can turn into a very gloomy place. china may take this as a signal for itself and europe to plunge into chaos for decades. so let's put pressure on putin by helping ukraine the french because of the ukrainian crisis. writes france and follow will 46% of parisians make fewer donations for other needs. judging by the opinion polls, they believe that they have already helped the ukrainians, while the european union, even in the current conditions, is in no hurr

houses. many were deafened by the unceasing grotto, others went mad and laughed wildly.hose who remained in their minds now feared most of all together the winners the avengers of course, there were them could not be. after what the nazis did on soviet soil, there were also those who risked their lives, pulled german old people and children out of the fire, who shared their soldier soldering. the feat of sergeant nikolai masalov, who here on the landwier canal saved a three- year-old girl from a destroyed house after the war , was immortalized by the famous statue in a trep in the park in memory of soviet soldiers who managed to preserve humanity in the fire of the most terrible bend. on the morning of april 30, soviet troops finally broke through to the troops. konev was a couple of blocks away from him, when the order came from the headquarters to stop, i understood what i experienced, and most importantly, his soldiers who had so few left it’s hard to imagine to the cherished goal, but stalin decided to take this building, on which the victory is to be hoisted with us

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house, honestly. the more justification. you are an adult, your own business. i'm glad you're not mad. one question to me why did he give the keys to his apartment? well, move over. borisov i rubtsov good morning young people, good morning, turn the music down as the duty, it’s olga’s fault that she didn’t leave the house and her car was in the parking lot. yes, not yet. how will it appear let it rise right away? do not envy hello olga i'm just to you hello. i told you everything yesterday. now, if you'll excuse me, i don't have time. well, let me help you, hi. well , everything is quiet, quiet, by the way. i understand that in your position all this hassle is highly undesirable, but you understand us, a dangerous criminal is walking free. would you like to help us? i don't know anything else. please leave me alone. wait, are you here? it's not your fault, let's go without it. what's up with olga? while it is not clear the phone is turned off, the parents do not know, the husband does not know either. put the car on the wanted list. yes , lucy is already working there. why did zero tr

he rushed around the yard and around the house with a knife, like a mad dog, and killed and killed. killedrsia about the crime in the heat of passion was not even considered, having destroyed three innocent kuznetsov did not come to his senses for 2 weeks, the beast was hiding in the forest and dreamed of finishing off his wife. and it's not an apk anymore. they quench the thirst for blood. kuznetsov did not write a request for pardon, the former policeman knew. in such cases, they do not forgive him, he was shot in 1984. in this story, many things are striking, and above all, hatred. she gave the criminal colossal strength, if so strong love was the happiest woman in the world. she turned into an unfortunate crippled creature with a scar on her face and in her soul. we changed the last name of the heroes and even the name of the village. although few people know it, the real bear's corner. you just won't get there. however, this is a completely different story. vladimir aleksandrovich why have we betrayed your health to all of you? express b soul, even the devil. all in pre-ukraine glory

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houses white open border impact of the people? >> it is like watching a madcalyptic. had these small towns that have hundreds of illegal migrants walking around. got damage to property, theft it is pure chaos. everyone has been sucked up into this. stop or move impulses 42 because trump implemented it does with title 42 that work along the border. >> one of the issues that's turned off hispanics. got a new poll showing most hispanics do not approve of the job president biden is doing. 60% said they disappear. you had 55% supporting him back in 2021. that is a huge movie mention hispanics over assistant and attendant loss of voters. what can you tell us about that group? >> the hispanic community is no different than the rest of america. america has had enough of joe biden. i am a mexican-american my district a hundred miles of border, over 70% hispanic. everyone is furious with this administration because they see right through their lives. they seat right to their direction audits. i am excited for the republican party. this week actually we unveiled this hi

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house, i'll be waiting for you there. okay . so what do you think? when she returns? i hope soon. she got mad at us. i wish i knew, son. you know, zhenya received a message on the phone. there vote please. not in the mood. yes, so cash troubles happen. and i have a business meeting here. well, with a woman, but women are not all businesslike, i'll sit out, i'm waiting for her. at least there is. who is good to wait. please repeat. what's up what's up yes so idiotic situation met a good girl i don't see anything idiotic. yes, at first they were all good, and then it was just good. yes , it’s just that i have the same hysterical woman, everything with her eats away brains at once. it's like myself here guilty. i screwed up, but i have the same story, but only mine. i didn’t get confused, i immediately found a man for myself. estimate, i went to her to apologize, purely humanly. she says everything else to me. i can't apologize. she forgot her phone. i have no idea how to find it. yes, even if i had a phone, she would still not answer you. i'm telling you, they're all like that. oh look i'll dial it now, she won't answer.

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house. they're just a killing her on it because there's so mad at biden and so mad at joe manchin for not getting a buildback better done and she says of two of the most prominent progressives in the house in a pramila jaya paul the head of the house progressive caucus and aoc, you know, what they're doing is they're competing to be a queen bee of the house minority where she just feels like her own members on the left are sabotaging the party as a whole in trying to keep power which speaks to the larger question and you guys there's so many different anecdotes here on the democratic side that speak to the sort of atomization of the democratic party. yes and how difficult that is not just for nancy pelosi, but for joe biden, yeah and some of the decisions that he had to make political decisions that he had to make to try and signify to this unwieldy i and identity oriented. yeah a party base that he as a 77 year old white guy was okay. mean this is a lot of material in the book gets at just that that you have somebody in joe biden who? is trying to forge consensus? with a party that has grown on

house, and you were irritated. >> i pointed my finger at him like this and told him how mad i was and upset.hrows it at me. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution bobby ketcherside is suing his neighbor ronald teachenor for the cost to repair a fence, a false restraining order, harassment and defamation of character. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 64 on the calendar in the matter of ketcherside vs. teachenor. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. ketcherside, how long have you lived in your home? >> about 27 months. >> judge judy: how large a property do you have? >> the property that i have now 005. 112y >> judge judy: you decided to sell a piece of your property to the defendant. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: i want you to explain what size property you sold to him. >> i sold the defendant a parcel that bordered

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house of commons. neil parish described his behaviour as "absolutely wrong" and a "moment of madness". police in the canadian capital ottawa have made mulitple arrests as anti—establishment protesters have decended on the city on motorbikes. the protestors are calling their demonstration "rolling thunder." it comes two months after truckers protesting against covid restrictions occupied the city centre for several weeks. now on bbc news: dateline london with martine croxall. hello, and welcome to dateline. i'm martine croxall. this week, we discuss whether there are any signs of meaningful peace talks in the war in ukraine, we look at the aftermath of the french presidential election and ask where europe goes now, and we look ahead to the uk local elections and ask, "could the outcome sink boris johnson?" joining us in discussion tonight, here in the studio — at long last — the editor in chief of the gulf—based daily the national, mina al—oraibi. bet it feels good, mina, doesn't it? and you get your make—up done as well! the bbc�*s business editor simonjack, hot—footing in from whateve