i met mike ryan in a 12 step program that i was in. he didn't have a place to stay and let him stay on the couch in my apartment and he basically stopped paying any you know worked up my courage and said gotta do you have to go it's time to kick your sorry so i started like taking some of the stuff off the shelves and putting them in the boxes he grabbed me and put me into the bathroom door jam and held a knife to my throat and said if you ever touch my kid. was gone and i thought. god is gone my mom told my dad day before the murder that my gran had been there that day looking for money looking for food looking for you know we know it in our hearts identify my grandchild mom this is a this is the letter this card writes to monsoon after he's arrested he's behind bars just dear sir i'm sure it up by this point it has become apparent to you that i am not the murderer and this is very true to my ride as well as a potential suspect when monsoon went to find ryan to interview him he tracked him down in a jail in mississippi where i think h

doctor mike ryan, the head of the who's health emergencies programme, said that northern hemisphere countries needed to do far more to combat the disease over the coming winter. the united states government has said it will ban downloads of two chinese social media applications — tiktok and we chat — from sunday. tiktok said it was "disappointed" with the ruling and both companies have vowed to fight the decision. coming up at 6am, breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay but first on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the show. starting from scratch — after a nightmare at the museum. walking around, you just feel hollow. how signs of celebration are slowly returning to the champagne region in france. when you your around the world challenge hits the skids. we could see border starting to close and we were like, what is going on? and the pygmy goats who have got a little too used to lockdown. hello and welcome to the show. so this is the draft house at london zoo, newly reopened after months of lockdown. something which these guys are ridiculously excited about. so i've come here to fin

that way they managed to avoid it and i think that's also the lesson for us of course and i mean mike ryan and others at the w.h.o. have said this again and again it's all about speed you know it's not about having you know the perfect intervention or anything it's about whatever you do don't don't don't wait until you have a perfect to just do whatever you can and i think if you look back the countries that acted early on you know had a much better situation later and now i worry that people are so afraid of a 2nd lockdown that we might end you know getting getting a kind of spike that we shouldn't feel knowing will be no talking about a 2nd not down i was just following what's been happening in the united kingdom when prime minister. has kind of shrunk the number of people that he said in the government was recommended to spend time here in speaking just a few days ago. you must not meet socially in groups of more than 6 and if you do you will be breaking the law this will apply in any setting indoors or outdoors at home or in the pub the ban musette out and be set out in law and they wi

dr mike ryan, the head of the who's emergencies programme, said the disease wasn't going away.this pandemic has a long way to burn in our society. it has not burnt out. it is not burning out. it is not going away. the energy has not gone out of this pandemic. there's a lot of energy left in this and this can drive the pandemic forward. the force of infection within our communities and particularly some countries is still very high. with that warning from the world health organisation, new fear and new restrictions are sweeping across europe as a resurgence of coronavirus takes hold in several countries. spain is the latest to announce tighter regulations for parts of madrid, while ireland is also taking stricter measures in dublin. freya cole reports. carabanchel, a working—class suburb in the south—west of madrid. streets are filled with people going about their business, but it's been identified as a coronavirus hotspot. and from monday, the neighbourhood is one of 26 around the city which will return to lockdown. translation: we need to avoid a state of emergency at all cost

proper precautions are not taken to limit the spread of the virus during a press briefing friday dr mike ryan executive director of director of the w h o's health emergencies program was asked about the possibility of 2000000 deaths due to the corona virus. it's certainly unimaginable but it's it's it's not impossible because if we look. at losing a 1000000 people in 9 months and then we just look at the realities of getting vaccine out there in the next 9 months he said remember we have things we can do now to drive transmission drive and drive down the number of deaths we're seeing a clinical case fatality rates slowly drop 1000000 is a terrible number and i think we need to reflect on the us before we start considering a 2nd 1000000 there is a lot that could be done to save lives. and with this in mind let's take another look at the trends and spread of the virus globally with our t. correspondent side tablature so i where we might step i mean out of the recant we're now topping 33000000 cases globally but the good news is that over a 75 percent have fully recovered so about 23000000 have

doctor mike ryan, the head of the who's health emergencies programme, said that northern hemisphere countriesse over the coming winter. the united states government has said it will ban downloads of two chinese social media applications — tiktok and we chat — from sunday. tiktok said it was "disappointed" with the ruling and both companies have vowed to fight the decision. coming up at 6am, breakfast with naga munchetty

just very quickly, who emergencies expert mike ryan says it's important to put this on the table — the you think we're just going to have to learn to live with covid—i9? i hope it will not happen, but i recognise that this is a real possible thing. but this is one reason more for us to move from one going — each one going its own way, one reason more to understand that we can only eradicate it if we act in a coordinated way. antonio guterres, secretary—general of the united nations, at your headquarters in new york, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. it was a pleasure. hello there. looks like we are all in for a dose of cooler, fresher weather over the coming few days. could be perfect weather for seeing some rainbows, just as we saw on thursday here by a weather watcher in scotland. further south, it's been milder and quite muggy for a while. temperatures ahead of the cloud and drizzle were as high as 23 celsius in the south—east of england. it's a cooler start to friday, temperatures in the clearer skies, typically 9—11 celsius. some more blustery showers in northern

just very quickly, who emergencies expert mike ryan says it's important to put this on the table — the think we're just going to have to learn to live with covid—i9? i hope it will not happen, but i recognise that this is a real possible thing. but this is one reason more for us to move from one going — each one going its own way, one reason more to understand that we can only eradicate it if we act in a coordinated way. antonio guterres, secretary—general of the united nations, at your headquarters in new york, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. it was a pleasure. hello. it will be a much milder end to the night, that is because we've picked up atlantic weather fronts as more cloud around. and although that is clearing away for many, we will still have quite a cool and brisk breeze with showers coming in on that atlantic wind. these are the weather fronts i've talked about, some heavy, thundery rain for a time through the night. this cold weather front is bringing some more persistent rain southwards and to the south of that it is very misty. low cloud is shrouding the

just very quickly, who emergencies expert mike ryan says it's important to put this on the table — the, do you think we're just going to have to learn to live with covid—i9? i hope it will not happen, but i recognise that this is a real possible thing. but this is one reason more for us to move from one going — each one going its own way, one reason more to understand that we can only eradicate it if we act in a coordinated way. antonio guterres, secretary—general of the united nations, at your headquarters in new york, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. it was a pleasure. hello. it'll be a much milder end to the night. that's because we've picked up atlantic weather fronts with more cloud around. although that is clearing away for many, we will still have quite a cool and brisk breeze with showers coming in on that atlantic wind. these are the weather fronts that i've talked about, some heavy thundery rain for a time through the night. this cold weather front is bringing some more persistent rain southwards, and to the south of that it is very misty. low cloud is shrou

mike ryan stressed that top officials worldwide seem to be on the same page. >> it is important that we have consistent messaging from all levels. there's a process of transferring knowledge to people. it's communicating with them, earn gauging them. it is understanding the confusions their concerns, the apprehension and not laughing at it and not turning it into a political football. >> i want to bring in the former acting director of the cdc dr. richard besser is with us. thank you for being with us. when you heard the president contradicting dr. redfield, what was your reaction? >> first reaction was that shouldn't take a korncongressio hearing to hear from the head of the cdc. the head of the cdc should be helping us as a nation understand the current situation and what to do to protect our health and i think what dr. redfield was stressing was that a vaccine is not going to come riding in to save the day. and that we need to do those things that have worked around the globe, wear masks, practice social distancing, wash our hands and allowed for control in other countries would w

mike's best friend and fishing and hunting buddies. since their days as a happy foursome in high school and beyond, brian and his wife, cathy had gotten a divorce. ryan first relationship after mike. >> denise dated other people. >> she didn't fly right into his arms. >> no. she had reservations for a while. he really had to prove himself to her in terms of where he was at with his christianity. >> mike's best friend hooking up with the widow of the man that disappeared. didn't take the court of public opinion long to do the math. could brian have anything to do with mike's disappearance and what did denise know? the coffee shop conspiracies took wing when five years after mike's disappearance, brian married denise. mike's old boss was invited to the wedding. >> minister got up and said there is nothing that i don't know between the two of them. and patty and i kind of punched each other in the ribs saying there might be one little piece of information that he is not aware of. >> brian moved into the same house mike and denise lived in together and began raising mike's daughter. >> what bothered me the most is that they stayed in mike's house. >> rai

so, exactly, this is where the tricky bit comes, and i know my colleague doctor mike ryan has made thisrris from the world health organization, many thanks for being with us. universities are welcoming students onto campuses this week for the first time since the lockdown. social distancing measures are in place but the movement of so many people around the uk is causing concern. jayne mccubbin reports. forjodie. .. i was so sure it wasn‘t going to fit in. and forjosh and nathan... today is independence day. their first day of a new life in leeds. oh, i can't wait. instead of counting down for it for three months, i've been counting down for it for six ever since our exams got cancelled, so ijust can't wait for it to really get started now. i've been waiting for years for this! you want to get rid of him? that's it! no, we will miss him...| think. really excited, yeah. she's going to hopefully do well. how many people will you be living with? i just live with three others. the problem is, they‘re your bubble now. mm. what if you don‘t get on with them? i have a group chat with them alre

ryan the 2020 eagle scout of the year. he was additionally honored with a challenge coin from the white county sheriff's office. and county judge mike lincoln named august 7 ryan christenson appreciation day, coinciding with purple heart day. now a freshman at arkansas state university, mr. crist jansen has worked tirelessly -- christenson has worked tirelessly in the service of others and i'm proud to honor his hard work and perseverance today. madam speaker, today i rise to recognize barry mchouston. barry is stepping down from his responsibilities after 15 years of service to the winthrop rockefeller institute, as an original board member and advocate for this important nonprofit organization. mr. mcewen first served as the c.f.o. of wind rock farms, after winthrop rockefeller passed away in 1973. and his involvement only grew from there. he was heavenly -- heavily involved in the conway county economic development corporation and served as its president. barry has always put his community, the town of moralton, on the map by involving the town in the uncommon communities program, which promotes local community and economic devel

ryan mcmahon scores. only run mike a's win 3-1. magic number to clinch the west, 4.ch as early as this weekend. richard sherman will miss at least three games with a calf strain. j george kittle in practice today sprained knee. kyle shanahan hoping his all-pro can play sunday against the jets. >> we'll give him a week. friday's just a walk-through anyway, but kittle is one guy that he's ready to go on sunday and the doctors say he's good to go, we have no problem with him going without practicing. >> timbers and earthquakes uniting to send a message to california and oregon during the fires. tommy thompson with a blast. and tuilloma stops it with his head. on the ground, man. scored in the 76th minute. the ball crossed the goal line, so it ends in a an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy par

ryan mcmahon scores. only run mike a's win 3-1. magic number to clinch the west, 4.hey may clinch as early as this weekend. richard sherman will miss at least three games with a calf strain. j george kittle in practice today sprained knee. kyle shanahan hoping his all-pro can play sunday against the jets. >> we'll give him a week. friday's just a walk-through anyway, but kittle is one guy that he's ready to go on sunday and the doctors say he's good to go, we have no problem with him going without practicing. >> timbers and earthquakes uniting to send a message to california and oregon during the fires. tommy thompson with a blast. and tuilloma stops it with his head. on the ground, man. scored in the 76th minute. the ball crossed the goal line, so it ends in a an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was

secretary of state mike pompeo attending the opening ceremony, ryan chilcote is live in london on this, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hi, laura. technically speaking the u.s. in order to withdraw troops from afghanistan doesn't need there to be peace in afghanistan. it doesn't need for the afghan government and the taliban to strike some kind of lasting peace but obviously the united states would like to see that if for no other reason if we are going to take troops out, we want to make sure war is not raging on there. the chief envoy said today is an important and hopeful step. >> what has happened already is the main part of today. afghan sitting across the table, talking to each other, talking about peace, talking about their aspirations. >> reporter: the u.s. secretary of state, mike pompeo, was also there. he met with the taliban on the sidelines and emphasized that the united states' relationship with afghanistan in the future, after troops come out, will in a large -- to a large extent depend on the peace that the two sides are able to reach, what the future government look

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mike, thank you very much. along with secretary of defense mark esper. mark, thank you. congressman richard hudson. richard, richard, thank you very much. ryantary of the army mccarthy. thanks, ryanrman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley. mark, thank you very much. it's amazing the way all these big generals are showing up. this is something. this is the big one, always will be. the army chief of staff, james mcconville. thank you very much, james. and sergeant major of the army michael grinstead. thank you very much. i want to recognize the three medal of honor recipients that are with us, matthew williams, marman.yers and walter thank you, very much. [applause] that's great. a lot of brave people are with us today. town in up in a small south carolina. his dad is a police officer. in worldfather served war ii and korea and vietnam. service to our country goes through their veins very, very rapidly. exactly 19 years ago today, and september 11, 2000 one, news of the attack in our nation's great, great country. this was an attack just like never has happened to us. but it went through pat's high school and went through is death went through his classroom and pat was sitting

ryan fitzgerald of the dolphins handle gardner minchew and the jags second quarter dolphins up 14-7 and mike great grab that is magic in tiny, 18 of 20 passing, 160 yards, two touchdowns, 31-13 and there you go. that's the final, dolphins look pretty good tonight on thursday night football. we will have pac-12 football, if you haven't heard, come november. it will be back. >> and matt west. >> san jose state, good call, julie. >> good night! into my house. stop! don't you take another step! what the hell are you talking about? claire just told me your valentine's plans for gloria. you're walking into a buzz saw! (tires screeching) get in. (engine turns off) (sighs) what am i looking at here? nothing. oh, it's a role-playing thing we do on valentine's. -it bumps the lovemaking up a notch. -phil, why? gloria is mad at you. if you walk in there with some lame gift, she will bite your head right off, mister. well, you worried for nothing. i bought her a nice cookie, and the biggest mylar balloon they sold at the grocery store. wake up, man! you're losing her! when did you talk to gloria? this af

mike. now it's time for live with kelly and ryan >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan."n, i don't know if it's my screen or your screen or whose, but i feel like we look blurry today. no matter. it's tuesday, september 1st, 2020. >> ryan: i prefer myself blurry, to be honest with you, so i'm just fine with it. >> kelly: i'm very satisfied with our blurriness. can you believe we are in september? another month has passed. >> ryan: i mean, this year is either--we're gonna look back and say it went by really, really fast or really, really slow, and i think it probably

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mike: almost nine weeks in bubbles. preceded by two weeks of training camp. right back ahead delayed call wheeling to the outside with it is ryano the outside and it's hedman. got it on back kucherov able to step ahead with it got it on across killorn. swept on bac call kucherov watched carefully by a couple stars on the delayed call. killorn kucherov his shot directed wide off the stick of sekera and then worked back on again across and kucherov fed one dropped back to hedman again across kucherov with the shot unable to grab it but getting the whistle anyway is khudobin >> eddie: he just said to jamie benn that he kicked the skates out from tyler johnson in the battle through the middle of the ice. he never did clearly on the replay you saw it looked like he did but he did not. he was the trailing official skates behind. just a hockey play that is a physical confrontation. the wrong call he was emphatic with benn and said you kicked his skates out from under him now dallas has to overcome this adversity here >> mike: puck came to the back and is back out u and so from the video in the realm of hockey justice we have no horse

mike, thank you very much for it along with secretary of defense mark esper. thank you. congressman richard hudson, richard, thank you very much. secretary of the army ryan mccarthy, thank you. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley, thank you very much. amazing the way all these generals are showing up, this is something. this is the big one, as i say, always do. always will be. the army chief of staff thank you very much. and sergeant major of the army michael, thank you very much. i also want to recognize the three medal of honor recipients that are with us. matthew williams, edward byers, and walter, thank you very much. [applause] that's great. a lot of brave people are with us today. grew up in a small town in south carolina. his dad as a police officer, his grandfather served in world war ii, korea, vietnam, service to our country really got us through their very, very rapidly. exactly 19 years ago today on september 11th, 2001, news of the attack in our nation's great country, this was just an attack like has never happened to us, but it went through the high school and went through his classroom and pat was sitting there listening, hi

mike, thank you very much. along with secretary of defense mark esper, mark, thank you. congressman richard hudson, richard, thank you very much. secretary of the army ryanarthy, thanks, ryan. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley. mark, thank you very much. it is amazing the way all of the big generals are showing up. this is something, huh. this is the big one as i say. always do. it is always -- will be. the army chief of staff james pecanville. thank you very much. and sergeant major of the army michael winston. thank you, mike. thank you very much. and i also want to recognize the three medal of honor recipients with us. matthew williams, edward byers, and walter marm. thank you very much. [ applause ] thank you very much. that's great. a lot of brave people are with us today. pat grew up in a small town in south carolina. his dad is a police officer. his grandfather served in world war ii and korea, vietnam. service to our country really goes through their veins very, very rapidly. exactly 19 years ago today, on september 11th, 2001, news of the attack on our nation's great, great country, this was just an attack like has never happened

books, mysteries and thrillers is real books and ryan who runs it says he was blown away by "fool's paradise" and that's good enough for me. >> all right, miked-19 has likely tripled the depression rate across the u.s. compared to before the pandemic. joining us now, child and adolescent psychologist, dr. jillian galen. she say program director at mcclane hospital in belmont, massachusetts. first of all, overall, what was the major message of the study, the big takeaway. >> the big takeaway was that we have really very significant increases in depression. so we're looking at three times the number of people reporting symptoms of depression than have in the past. >> and did you learn anything new from the report or did it confirm because we talked before on this broadcast with you about an uptick in mental health issues due to this pandemic. did it confirm to you that we're headed in the wrong direction in terms of some key numbers and some key areas of mental health, specifically depression and potentially suicide? >> yes, so i wish i could say that it was new news. i think this confirmed everything that we were worried about. you know, depr