it's popped up now morrisons. it's popped up now in morrisons. it's popped up now in morrisons.t's a try and clamp down on shoplifters, right? people are crying. obviously uh, that it's obviously uh, saying that it's a breach their privacy. i think breach of their privacy. i think it's natural step it's just a natural step evolution in terms of trying to prevent shoplifting. which side of the argument are you on? also i want to have a very sensitive, uh, debate with you tonight. really? something i'm very passionate about. a convicted paedophile. should they be forced to have mandatory chemical castration? ponder all those things and i'll see you in a couple of minutes need bank rolling. how will labour pay for all these ideas? >> hi there, michelle dewberry total seven. former editor of the sun , kelvin mackenzie the sun, kelvin mackenzie alongside me as is the visiting professor at staffordshire university, tom buick . uh, lots university, tom buick. uh, lots of you getting in touch . uh, of you getting in touch. uh, someone going by the initials kb says i work in, um, a pupil

katie: taylor morrison no stranger to mn day yourself. -- to m&a yourself.u have any acquisitions you are thinking about? sheryl: we have looked at deals over the last many years, and in 2020. and has been about three years. the organization is very focused on growth. we are really, after completing the integration, reaping the benefits of the scale it provided us. and it has really changed our branding. when i think about today's environment and being able to meet our customers where they are through this scale, and being able to help them with the shopping experience virtually, and trust them -- very excited. also very excited to continue to grow the company with that. katie: really appreciate your time today. that is the ceo of taylor morrison. let's head back to these equity markets. abigail doolittle standing by with more. abigail: we're looking at jane's for the s&p 500 and the other major indexes, but at this point, we are slightly off the highs. the s&p 500 heading to another record closing high if these gains persist. the nasdaq 100 up about 0.5%. t

here again is keith morrison with killer role!be or but like she had just walked into a scene in a horror movie. a scene where everyone else knew the lines but her. oh, and one of the actors had a gun. a real one this time. >> i do not really know what tucker is doing, because she is behind me so. >> with a gun? >> with a gun, right! >> what happened next was so traumatic, carla had to be hospitalized afterwards and still suffers from ptsd. this is the first time that she has publicly told her story and we can see her demeanor is a defense mechanism, she is still terrified, recalling the seed. tucker, with a gun, her mother yelling. >> this guy meanwhile is coming towards the house? >> yes, he was not coming in. he was just coming up towards the patio and so, kelly went to the door and said, hey, what is going on? i thought we were signing oh will. and he was like what? what would we sell a? well >> piloted here the conversation. but from where she was sitting, she could not see shame. >> all of a sudden, they were saying, mom, lo

keith morrison: 2012 is not even an hour old.r's celebrants had only just poured themselves >> 2012 was not even an hour old. new years celebrants, had only just poured themselves into their cars to head home. and in a little house in west evans, colorado, it was already the worst year ever. >> 9-1-1, what's the address of your emergency? >> my wife just shot herself in the head. please, please help me! please help me! >> the man on the phone was tom fallis, begging for help and willing his wife to live. >> no, you're staying here. you're staying here! >> tom told the dispatcher, she shot herself and he put the phone down. he was holding his hand to her head trying in vain to stop the bleeding. so we had this nine year old daughter pick up the phone. >> honey, are you there? >> yes. >> okay, can you go open the door and let the officers and? >> yes. >> okay. >> mommy got shot. >> okay. okay we're going to help or, you just need to open the door. >> brian spencer was a well county sherrif deputy back. then he discovered admitted t

[music playing] keith morrison (voiceover): tara's family's struggled.ut answers and without their tara. veronica ord: it was hard. i was robbed of my sister. >> tara's family struggled. this time went on without answers and without their tara. >> it was hard. i was robbed of my sister. i had to grow up without one. >> in 2003, after six years together, sharon and keith finally got married. >> when i was getting ready to walk down the aisle, it was very sad. because my baby girl wasn't going to be in that wedding party. but she was there. we made sure she was there. >> we had a big picture made up of her. >> but the anger remained. and intense frustration. as year after year sharon demanded answers and didn't get them. in 2008, almost seven years after towers murder, sharon appeared in a crime stoppers video. spoke directly to the killers, whoever they were. >> i want to know how they wake up in the morning? how do they go on with her life knowing that they did this to a person? don't take it for a minute that you got away with this, because one day, and

here's keith morrison. >> suppose for a minute you are sitting in your car.in the middle of tuscaloosa alabama. and you pointed southwest down highway 69 and kept a sharp eye sharp eye out after half an hour or so. you would roll into a sweet little place called moundville. one stop play, one main street, one general store. been around for a long time has moundville. but it's a sad truth as the sheriff says, even here, where everybody used to know everybody. >> it's not that way anymore. so many different people moving in from around the world. trying to escape the crowds. well, escape the crowd or running from something. yes. >> where have you gone? mayberry has up and left us. sheriff ken ellis fights real crime these days. >> the crime you see here you will see in any city, just a smaller version. >> still moundville is moundville in neighbors tend to know more about each other's business, then they might up in tuscaloosa, for example. which can be a bit of a nuisance as you are about to see if you need to keep a secret. especially, for example, if your se

here is keith morrison. >> the phone calls did not.over janos kulcsar wouldn't move on. >> biden is like, why does he keep calling? she said i don't know. the whole era of this guy was wasn't accepting it. >> in fact, as the a jean lewin and detective jim wallace review the evidence, they uncovered a man who seem obsess. who first pleaded with marianne and then began using language that sounded more threatening. >> i want you to come back to me. kind of statements. and then, you better come back. she was afraid he would skin her a life, she told us. >> skin her life? >> if she didn't come back to him. >> but he janos wouldn't stop calling, or even making threats over the phone to archie. >> and archie hung up on him. he'd call back immediately. don't hang up on me. and then she called me back, i'm going to get you. >> the next day janos showed up at the mcfarland's house, caring a small pouch. mary ann was in the shower, saar to let him in. the two started talking but then marianne entered the room. >> and janos says, darling comes it

here is keith morrison. >> march 19th, 2009. night fell heavy in montana's flathead valley. something off that night. something wrong. at mary and randy winters house, anxiety spiked. where was she? >> it just felt like something was not right. >> it's hard to explain. that there's something not normal. >> you could set your clocks by their daughter justine, that reliable. but the new driver of two just 16. a home from a date from her boyfriends house. the feelings seeped in with poison. something wrong. >> i called her starting about five after eight and no answer. >> called the house where she was at and they said she had left 15 minutes before that. >> i was thinking she had went off the road between their house and us. not far away another family the other half of our story was on the road. erin thompson was driving her son home. he played the drums. >> i was attending concerts and this was the first time -- >> this is kate instep father, jason thompson. >> my car was in the shop and i finally faced and drop me off and that's why wasn't with them. >> soon the poison, the

here is keith morrison with a family's story. >> it is so sad to look at them now, this apparently normal family. just a young father and his two young sons walking a postcard shore, skipping rocks across the surface. but under the surface, in the man's own skin, well, what was beneath the surface? how in the name of heaven did this come to this? >> hi, ma'am calling -- >> yes, he exploded the house. >> do you know if anyone is in the house? >> yes, there was a man and two children. i just dropped off the children and he wouldn't let me in the door. >> you will hear an exclusive interview with the man who took that call and who has been criticized for not getting help immediately. you find yourself vilified really, what was that like? >> well, it is awful. part of the problem is like most people, i think, i was aware of josh powell's story. but i didn't associate his name with the story. >> we will retrace josh powell 's last steps, mysterious trips to gas station, a storage locker where police said they found a quilt with blood on it, and the bank where the surveillance photo he has the

the ceo of taylor morrison joins us live. we begin with today's markets and dom chu has all the numbers. >> it's been a bit of a whip saw movement in the markets. it started off as a down day we saw moves back towards the session highs and peaks of green for the nasdaq composite, only to head back down again. so generally speaking, we're off ha about a half percent the dow down three quarters of 1%, so fairly significant. half of 1% for the broader s&p 500. 4757 is the last trade there and one half of 1% declines as well for the nasdaq composite index, 14,892, the level there one place, though, that we are seeing some signs of life are in that technology trade overall. now, it's a little bit mentioned right now, but generally speaking, mostly in the green. microsoft, nvidia, advanced microdevices, palo alto, all seeing some relative strength today. by the way, for microsoft, nvidia gets a star, palo alto gets a star, and arista does, as well and then speaking of that technology side of things, if you shift towards crypto curr

[suspenseful music] keith morrison: what would lloyd do now that he was free? starfish of parole in california, traveled to montana to see his first born son, marshall, now 30 years old. remember him? after growing up with lloyd, he'd make a mess of life, his five kids had grown up without him. struggled with those, he'd been charged with burglary. he was later wearing an ankle place for that. he had known his mom tracy that he was determined to finally turn his life around. >> marshall and i were sitting on a couch together. he goes, mom, afghans and really bad things in my life, but i need you to know something. i've never killed anyone. i don't ever intend to. >> yes, he'd rejoined his family. that weekend, that all gone camping together, sober and happy. then, lloyd joined them. that campground was near canyon very like, montana's whitewater county. the county is huge. the size of more than 15 manhattan islands. at that time, only 7000 souls actually lived here, including your former sheriff meehan, and just ten sworn officers. >> this is a heck of a place

here with heart of darkness is keith morrison. >> they lay in wait, unseen underneath the green canopyeeth, immersed and there to find extremist beliefs, hunting, stalking, deadly in this particular heart of darkness. it was the summer of 2011, a jungle clad island in the southern tip of the philippines, where they prepared the place. the news of the terrible committed here, flashed halfway around the world and came crashing down out of nowhere on a modest working class family. in lynchburg, virginia. >> i got a phone call for my mother. the first thing she said was gerfa and kevin are kidnapped in the philippines. >> kidnapped? her mother tried to wrap her hand around the considerable. gerfa was there and, kevin gerfa's-year-old son. they were to home from a philippine vacation. instead, they are in the clutches of something horrific. >> i felt like i was in a dream, wasn't real. >> i was thinking, what? >> gerfa's husband had stained behind in lynchburg, and was at work when he aired. >> you must have been terrified? >> yes, it was impossible to think about it, but pictures don't lie

here is keith morrison. >> we know the truth. everything that happened. >> how do we know what we know? >> emotionally unsatisfying not to have that answer. >> so it is. even if we've seen something or we think we have. and that's the question at the heart of the whole puzzle. is this woman right? >> i know what i saw. and i know the conclusion of my story. >> of course she does. of course she does. so why does this other woman think this? >> she doesn't know for sure what she saw. >> a question, we say, on which all the rest will turn. why don't we begin here. calimesa, california, riverside county. historic missions. sprawling suburbs creeping out to the rim of mountains around the eastern flank of los angeles. here is where chris and cristi hall had come to live out their golden years, though they were far from old when it happened. just experienced, with life and each other. >> as far back as i can remember, it's always been chris and cristi. they were never thought of as separate. they were a unit. >> these are the three dau

once again, keith morrison. >> it was quite an eye-opener.annon told detectives that she entered now dead husband, major david shannon or regulars in unenthusiastic swingers. but, when joan told that she developed a special one on one thing with a married man named jeffrey wilson, now that was a real lead. could it be that major was the victim of a jealous lover? detective murphy paid a call to wilson, a also a shoulder at fort bragg. >> jeffrey confirmed that he was involved in a romantic relationship with joan. >> where was he when this murder occurred? >> he was actually working at the time of the homicide. >> in fact, a little checking revealed that it was a perfect, unassailable alibi. jeffrey wilson was innocent of murder, that is. but as for a three-month affair with joan, wilson was very cooperative. he revealed every lurid detail. >> back in april they were probably meeting for sex about two times a week. and angela, of course the murder occurred on july 23rd, it at least four times a week. now >> now deputy day billy west began to f

i try to say, look, i'm handing over the interpretation to morrison herself of her own book.like, this sounds a little crazy, but just watch what she's saying. she's saying, look, i'm sitting on the pier after i've quit my job, i'm looking at the hudson and i'm trying to figure out like what that what am i feeling like? i feel and i don't know what it is. i feel unsettled. i don't know what it is, she says. i feel free. this is so strange. i feel free. what it's incredible. i'm happy. then don't have to go back to the goddam office for the first time in 16 years, so feel free. she uses the word free in orange county that that freedom is not having to engage with transit. i'm sure that's part of it. but so and then she and then the way she writes about it is she this language that is echoes exactly the language she uses in book for the character baby sucks when she makes it north feels her own body. they both about this heartbeat that they're feeling and as that she feels that what she feels free. she herself says that moment on pier that she's narrating the story. she says en

to my right is philip morrison, who is professor of physics at mit and 13 years ago he was a coauthor of what is perhaps the first scientifically valid, reasonable paper ever published on what might well be a possible mode of communication with extraterrestrial life. dr. morrison is considered out among scholarly as being perhaps one of the most broadly knowledgeable scientists in the country. and on the far side is dr. george wallace, professor of biology at harvard and a recipient of the nobel prize. so now i would like to turn to the symposium proper and give the floor to carl sagan. thank you, --. i am trying to prepare a few brief remarks on this. i came upon a comment by thomas carlyle somewhat crusty old fellow on thinking about the stars and a sad spectacle if they be inhabited. what is scope for misery and folly? if they be not inhabited? what a waste space. there was a little more than a year ago in the armenian soviet socialist republic. in fact, at the foot of mt. ararat on which noah's ark is said to be reached. a symposium sponsored jointly by the national academy of sci

will: van morrison holds up too. '60s, '70s, 2020s, van morrison, always good. that's the thing about a music today. do you think it's going to hold up in 30 years from now? will: you mean if are you taking a shot at taylor swift? [laughter] carley: ooh, her songs could hold. pete: taylor swift's won't hold, morgan wallen's will hold. carley: i think country -- pete: no? if. will: this is, how old is this song? late '60s, early '70s? so we're listening to this 50 years later, and it, and everyone still loves it. pete: brown-eyed girl. will: right? i think. the 20-somethings, they like that? pete: absolutely. carley: undeniably good. will: so we're talking about in 2070 taylor swift songs are still toe-tappers -- pete: they're out. carley: or 2070, young people go, man, the beatles did something good there, and they just skip over this generation. what's -- i don't know. i don't know the answer. pete: what of our era holds? carley: yeah. pete: that's what i think -- will: i don't, i'm a fan, i think there's a better chance zac bryan is around in 2070. pete: more

here is keith morrison. >> it began on the bright morning in may. slipped from its platform in washington station and eased out into an eight-hour run down the eastern seaboard charleston, south carolina. on board was a beautiful, tall, and feisty red named kate waring. the daughter of the south of a fine southern family that often traveled young woman who sitting on the strain is finally on the brink of something very good. and what is it about trains? the ease there in that enclosed space of finding perfect strangers. somewhere along the line, between greeting and goodbye, her invisible faith jumped its track. quite unaware of the dark force descending. she disembark to future utterly changed. charleston, south carolina, it almost goes without saying it is a showcase of american history and southern manners. its charm is deeply embedded as the families who count seven, eight, ten generations here. kate waring was born to one of those families. grew up in a fine because along the historic waterfront called the battery. dance losses, birthday partie

keith morrison: nancy cooper had been strangled, >>> we had a homicide, no suspects.ing, basically, with a zero balance here. >> reporter: nancy cooper had been strangled, her barely clothed body found in a storm drain several miles from home. but why? there were no signs of rape or robbery or that any struggle had occurred. >> we start going back to where we started at, saying okay, let's look at everything again. >>there were reports from people who said they saw a woman who looked like nancy running that saturday morning. one man said he watched her for a good 30 seconds, then saw a van make a u-turn to follow her. there were other reports of mysterious vans. friday one sped away from a cul-de-sac with no lights on. could any of this be tied to her killer? >> we're not walking away from anything at this point. everything becomes important. >>like the conversations with nancy's husband brad during the search. he told detectives he and nancy were up at 4:00 a. m. saturday to calm their crying 2-year-old katie and then 6:00 or so, he made two trips to the grocery stor

here's keith morrison with "haunting images." >> boyd underwood was back. back here where he always belonged, probably should not have retired in the first place, now the buzz cuts and sharp suits all around him were a generation younger with their high tech gear and their fancy new anaheim police department, but who else had the experience to make sense of what was in here, this room of lost causes, so many cases gone cold. justice, denied. like this one about her, although god knows back then when they gave it to him, it did not look so hot. >> are we sure we want to get involved with this, you know? hindsight, i'm sure that's what the thing i should've done. >> maybe not, but then boyd opened that file. and what a story he found there, of the beautiful woman, the curious lies, and those strange books with their long ago private thoughts. but was he obsessed? should he have let it consume more than a decade of his life follow him into retirement? the woman he found in here was katherine, kit, as people called her. and certainly to an idolizing little sist

here's keith morrison? >> it was your first time in las vegas. that famous strip outside -- it's gaudy, cavernous casinos. but for endless electronic clatter, and darker places, where many suits hounded hovered over the studied calm of wishful thinking. >> and there was adrien solomon. and he was here on business. >> i was excited to go and see what the city was all about. >> adrian came to las vegas to plan a medical conference, and meeting planted planning was her business. a road job -- >> i was probably gone 50% of the time. >> and now the job had brought her here, to a vast casino, all alone. exciting, of course, the breaking down compared to her previous, more exotic -- teaching the flying trapeze. >> i went to work for club mid, and we're told the vacation was up for seven years, living all over the world. >> i can't imagine what it would be like to have a job where your responsibility is to teach people how to relax and have fun and do it in a wonderful setting. >> it was the best job. >> in which, she learned to embrace moments of fun, n

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, i'm >> well, chris morrison, i'm sure conservative sure the conservative environment listen sure the en edynment listen sure the conservative en ed thomas listen sure the conservative en ed thomas and listen sure the conservative en ed thomas and say, listen sure the conservative en ed thomas and say, well, listen sure the conservative en ed thomas and say, well, thisn to ed thomas and say, well, this is absolutely marvellous stuff, to ed thomas and say, well, this is a it's utely marvellous stuff, to ed thomas and say, well, this is a it's uteirather/ellous stuff, to ed thomas and say, well, this is a it's uteirather unrealisticzf, to ed thomas and say, well, this is a it's uteirather unrealistic , but it's all rather unrealistic, isn't it? >> the trouble is, it is an inferior product. and we all know that it's there isn't enough children in the congo quite frankly, to mine all the cobalt you need. and they decided that the royal society decided that the royal society decided recently that you can't use batteries to back up intermittent wind and solar. yeah. uh, and they are going f

in 2021 after scott's election to office and a year after morrison personally oversaw scott's swearingomething was wrong. >> having this issue with his kidney and go to dialysis and might have tom off the bench. >> reporter: morrison was in severe pain as his health deteriorated from kidney failure. >> he said we have the same blood type, and i'm going to donate my kidney. i'm going to donate you a kidney. >> hey, mr. speaker! >> reporter: ever since morrison helped convince scott the inwith, the 58-year-old has had big aspiration, and no shortage of confidence, but faces a uniquely tough job. a marrow majority, the governor of the opposing party and fiercely divisive issues he is targeting including guns and abortion rights. as he makes history, the moment he is sworn in the one-time capitol of the confederacy. >> we're only a few miles from where the first slaves came into this country in 1916, now 405 years you have your first black speaker. so i'm very cognizant of the shoulders i stand on. i take it very seriously, and i'm humbled and i'm grateful for the opportunity. that was sco

just as the innovators did, thomas edison and samuel morrison and others. the input ofate everybody coming to the table to participate.to my last question some stakeholders have said it doesn't define the key substantially and that depending it may be expanded or contrasted. do you. share those concerns and how do you think the court will handle the language? >> i don't have the same concerns. this is the same kind of relanguage the judges are suited to interpret. you don't want the legislation to be so tied down that there's no flexibility for judges to use judgment, and using words like practical and substantial are very much designed to enable judges to build case law over a period of time as they have in other places and the patent law. so i have absolutely no doubt thein judge is looking in its totality will do a great job over the short period in putting the additional nuance to the specific words as needed. >> thank you to all the witnesses on the panels. my thanks to the ranking member and his staff for being great partners. i think today's hearing

here's keith morrison with "as darkness fell." >> twilight, the day going that's, now the night eatinge -- wild black fast now, the meadow, wild blackwood. what did she know, now as she studied herself in the truck bed, was it hours ago -- did she know already back at the camp in the morning? or was it later, much later, when they showed her the evidence, and darkness that swallowed them all? they call it the rock, this gorgeous island with its fishing fleets and cove and mile after mile of premieval w oods. a place to fall in love, a place where love can sour, and turn perhaps to murder. except, surely not, not here in newfoundland, canada, with its small sweet towns, hospitable people, and vast an ancient forest teaming with bear, moose, and caribou. remote, quiet. not -- much close. so the question that arose that awful september night was this, had crime, vicious crime, been important to newfoundland, or was it no crime all? you will have to come here if you hope to find the answer, another bucolic place 1500 miles southwest of the land in rural eastern pennsylvania, where mark har

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here's the take of archie contributor ritual morrison . earlier this week, russia's defense ministry said that it hit a nest of 64 and fighters and had called, specifying that they were mostly french nationals. the french foreign ministry was quick to dismiss the whole story as totally fake news. france helps ukraine with supplies of military material and military training in full compliance with international law. france has no mercenaries, neither in ukraine nor elsewhere, unlike certain others. all right, so no french writers and you pray that all then right. let's just say if the identities of those fighters ever got out there absolutely would not be any french names on that list, right? because that would be really awkward. having just denied that there are any french marks at all. and you find one, even french domestic intelligence acknowledged last year that there were over 400 french fighters in ukraine. they even admitted that about 30 french fighters in ukraine are known neo nazis. just as an example, one french guy previously ac

news next stuff and german mayor offers a warm welcome to refugees who he says or need is terry morrison. thanks for watching the refugees. welcome. one german vintage takes in 5 times as many people as the official quote to require. how is that possible? many residents to a c t's in funding language courses and jobs. we accompany one of these volunteers in this effort to help focus on your next on d, w, into the conflicts own with sim sebastian. my guess this week is electric going to and creating an empty delegate to the following entry assembly of the council of yours only 50 bucks a year ago. gunter ranko had post price because the landscape and reservations about him because he still believe this president will be do crying to victory. conflict in 60 minutes on dw the so you don't think and feel the same way you expect and one's different things from life. and your parents do? i just want to pursue what steps nice on fire or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, unreasonable stuff. i want my son to become a doctor to in the canal. it's time to to us. and then when

we'll give it to you, said morrison to put them into leads by you for somebody. you know, what are the starting off? oh, that was really, it is the new name. so if you was more sent, diminished as said to go, i don't most curious person. she's supposed to have pulled up some stuff in the middle of some way to the capital of our motherland. most goofy as a old and new victory. the smallest and simple. yeah. up as needed. so doing as a burden. you done, boss? what do police should williams doing is defensive. the red army burn, so german defense is on several fronts. the germans were driven out of the body of things to coordinate. just look, but we may be unable to deal. so boy is up. and what do was that though? we're just so this sense and justice, she was so sort of through to the board the the retreat team. nazis followed this course. the policy special jim and the attachments burned down and blew of old public and private buildings. schools, hospitals, kindergarten and the as a so each plans for severely damaged and the gross a time goes sunk. he is late to th

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for instance, morrisons saw its own—brand guacamole reduce its avocado content from 80% to 77%.changes have all come at a time when food inflation has soared, and a british retail consortium spokesperson said retailers are trying to limit rising prices as production costs increase. and they said that prices and sizes of all products are clearly labelled so that customers can make informed decisions about their purchases. a puppy born with six legs has undergone a complex operation to remove her extra limbs. ariel, an 11—week—old spaniel, captured the hearts of hundreds after she was found abandoned in a car park in wales. aruna iyenger has the story. meet ariel, who's captured the hearts of so many. she's had complex surgery to remove two extra legs, but is taking it all in her stride. surgeons at langford vets in bristol managed to save all four of ariel's normal legs. so, she actually had a duplication of her pelvis. so, she had an extra pelvis with an extra limb. on that extra limb she also had two additional paws, so she was quite remarkable looking. we've managed to amputat

for jo morrison. okay, we are cross talking again in moments here on our couch, peter lavelle and gas talking nato. it was narrative on the print conflict which seemingly has changed from as long as it takes to just avoid the fact that the the, [000:00:00;00] the .

and we shouldn't send morrison erased the grant. and we shouldn't send, for example, taurus massage from germany to ukraine, and that is a good indication that the politicians start to really think about, you know, a large majority of the stock in germany refused to send taurus massage to craig. so they know that it's not right, they know that ukraine is losing the company and that queued up should stay away or from it. so i think we'll be, we will see a decrease intentions. and then the walgreen talks on tv in the coming weeks. the construction of egypt, 1st of a nuclear power plant, entering a new stage of the russian president and his egyptian count about joining the ceremony via video. cool. and the lead as a witness. the final concrete pool for the full power unit. this rolling complex, the russian state atomic energy cooperation of ross awesome is playing a key role in building the l by nuclear pond. in the countries, the president of bill fossa, l. c. c, highlighted the event as a breakthrough for egypt access to the quote, p

confederates anticipated dupont's attack. 76 cannons at fort sumter and morrison sullivan islands were used in the engagement. behind sumner were the ironclads and rowboats armed with torpedoes. confederate naval officers even prepared to, dear civilian steamers to carry more. if you require those warships, take them, captain tucker orred. if dupont asd mner, e confederate navy would meet hi . after a two hour delay because the mine sweeping device became entangled, dupont squadron weighed laid anchor at 1:50 p.m.. tucker's steamboat floated around in a circle behind fort sumter and the garrison hosted the confederate and palmetto flags while the band played patriotic error. at 3:10 p.m. gunners fired on as it approached fort sumter's obstruction and then all nine u.s. ironclads. a sailor remembered seeing it floating about. captain john rogers observed obstructions so thickly packed they appeared to touch one another. one exploded near him which lifted the vessel damaging the mine sweeping device. the remaining ironclads also eventually turned near the obstruction. after about 20 minu

the power space to our, to contribute original morrison will a french tv channel has also reported on the country soldiers all fortune in ukraine, citing an influential board, blogger and commentator who's met some of them just give you a few weeks. you see, is it public knowledge that the dawson's possibly hundreds, so french 5 to send you claim today. if a student wanted to know to a tribute, indeed, it's no secret this precious nationalist currently finds in the ukraine. according to the said, he had still months who regularly visit the troops and ukraine between the 6th and 7th, the frenchman, integrated into ukrainian units hides for a minimum wage. he also mentioned that between 20300 to french nationalist was dual citizenship. who might have previously subs into for religion and no fighting for kids. in the very early days of the pool, the printed president raised what he calls the international legion of territorial defense. so this frenchman may well have belongs to these formations. all these french moment is going on with the approval of the 1st 4 ministry, or is it actuall

to give you some examples, pulled out by which, like morrison's guacamole for example had previouslymple could be tesco's beef lasagne, the amount of beef was 23% and it is 1.5 kilo packet, reduced to i9%. it is 1.5 kilo packet, reduced to 19%. also sainsbury�*s have replaced their clotted cream and that rice pudding with whipped cream. basically, what we're seeing is downgrade of ingredient but the prices are generally not staying the same, even going up. irate generally not staying the same, even going no— even going up. we have to say most supermarkets _ even going up. we have to say most supermarkets are - even going up. we have to sayj most supermarkets are named even going up. we have to say - most supermarkets are named and shamed in this report, and they? the other thing that is interesting is although things are shrinking in terms of what you get, quite often the price is going up as well. so you are getting less and paying more? yes, it is almost like a double price increase, if you think about it. you are getting less and paying more. it is interesting, manufacturing decis

murdo morrison, head of strategic content at the aviation news site, flight global.nt here. this is boeing trying to be transparent and getting on the front foot with this but it is already in a terrible pickle with this and the reputational damage of this incident is just, you know, it cannot be overstated and it really has to do a lot of work to restore that reputation that was already damaged by the earlier grounding of the max plains in 2019 and 2020. d0 grounding of the max plains in 2019 and 2020.— grounding of the max plains in 2019 and 2020. do you feel they have gotten _ 2019 and 2020. do you feel they have gotten on _ 2019 and 2020. do you feel they have gotten on top _ 2019 and 2020. do you feel they have gotten on top of— have gotten on top of this quickly? are they getting on top? quickly? are they getting on to - ? , quickly? are they getting on to . ? , ., quickly? are they getting on to - ? , . ., quickly? are they getting on to - ? , ., ., ., top? they have tried to get on the front foot _ top? they have tried to get on the front foot and _ top? they

the supermarket chain morrisons is doing something about it themselves. it's this.ling. well, i'm joined now by former maths detective peter bleksley , maths detective peter bleksley, who joins us on the show. maths detective peter bleksley, who joins us on the show . peter, who joins us on the show. peter, this is an astonishing story. it follows the course earlier this yeah follows the course earlier this year, the co—op group was saying that eight out of ten calls to the old for bill shoplifting aren't even answered. and now these whopping cameras these whopping great cameras have been put by the booze aisles to people in aisles to film people caught in the . is this a sign? the act. is this a sign? a symptom of the fact that shoplifting is now basically legal ? legal? >> yes. unfortunately we are in the midst of a shoplifter epidemic, and these cameras, which have previously been used overnight on building sites and such, like to stop people breaking in and taking valuable equipment used in the building of houses and factories . of houses and factories. >> they'

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keith morrison: chris kruse had buried his wife of 20 years, along with their dream >>> chris kruse hadlong with their dream of owning a lakeside resort. now, he sat in an interview room in a county sheriff office, facing questions from agent derek woodford. >> that's not consistent with how you go to sleep. >> chris said that he was lying beside his wife when she was shot. he knew that jen blood rapidly, and profusely, and there was surprisingly little blood on chris. it didn't make any sense to woodford. >> we believe, with the amount of blood at the scene, we felt that there should have been blood on kruse. >> especially because chris said he wasn't just lying beside her, he actually laid her down, flat, on the bed after she was shot. >> how did you lay her down? >> i want to say my left hand was on her shoulder area, on her back. >> by laying her back down, do you have blood on your hands? >> i don't. i didn't have any blood on my hands. >> the only blood i knew i had was on my fore arm. >> no blood on his hands. but, an odd mark on the front of his shirt. >> from how he describes b

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