keith morrison: didn't make sense.r lindsey phoenix, who requested copies of all the lab reports from the highway patrol's crime lab. i got a lovely letter from them saying, here you go. here's everything that we have. and it included every test except for the one that i was looking for. keith morrison: but it had to be there. so lindsey went in person to the state highway patrol. and i said, i want to examine every piece of evidence that you have. and i brought a video camera and a cell phone camera, and i photographed every thing, trying to be inconspicuous. i didn't want to take a chance of me finding something and it disappearing. keith morrison: and that is when she found them-- two small canisters. and inside-- lindsey phoenix: the stubs from the gunshot residue test that were labeled robe. and i took the photo. i texted it to dwight and just said, jackpot. and then i had to go through the rest of those boxes like i was still looking for something else and act like it wasn't a big deal. and i was ecstatic. keith

here's keith morrison with killer role. keith morrison (voiceover): this is a horror movie. oh, yes, a horror movie with all its requisite darkness, its setting, its spine-chilling story, its disturbing characters. but really-- please, stop. keith morrison (voiceover): --where does performance end and reality begin? dispatcher (on phone): jackson county 911 emergency. tell me what the emergency is. carla tryber (on phone): all i can tell you is a gun went off. keith morrison (voiceover): this is also a story about family, about ambition, accomplishment, sharing. dispatcher (on phone): are you in danger? carla tryber (on phone): yes. dispatcher (on phone): ok. is the person that did the firing of the weapon, are they there now? carla tryber (on phone): yes. keith morrison (voiceover): so, yes, a horror movie. matthew spickard and his daughter, trinity, live in the siskiyou mountains of southern oregon. isolated, yes, but not very far from the town of ashland with its shakespearean festival, artists of all kinds. trinity and her dad had evolved into a talented, even quirky lit

keith morrison: such timing. to want to fix their marriage, kandi became a study in pretense. honesty took a holiday. i was living a lie. being in an affair is just living one big lie. keith morrison: yes, and she lied to herself too. you were thinking of you and he together striding across the bow of the "titanic." this is going to be it for you for ever. yes. keith morrison: then one night a couple of months into the affair, events suddenly ticked measurably toward their deadly conclusion. around bedtime, kandi received a text from emmett and couldn't hide it. the text popped up, and rob read it. and it said, "i wish i was there with you tonight." he-- - what did he say? he was angry. he just-- kandi, what is this? and i said, i don't know. so he calls emmett. rob goes, why are you texting my wife at this time of night? keith morrison: emmett's answer-- two minutes later, he showed up at rob's house. they talked like dueling lovers out on the sidewalk. then rob came back inside. rob tossed my phone up on our be

once again, here's keith morrison with manson.orrison: nearly 24 hours after this truly horrific crime, with la in deep shock, the police were baffled. anything that i'd tell you at this point would be mere speculation. keith morrison: and then it happened again. >>> >>> welcome back. the unsolved murders of the pregnant actress sharon tate and her friends sent the rumor mill churning because her husband roman polanski -- or were the brutal stabbings drug related? a second attack was about to send the media into overdrive with the shock waves traveling through the 40 the hollywood hills. here's keith morrison with manson. >> with l.a. in deep shock, the police were baffled. >> anything i tell you would be mere speculation. >> and then it happened again. >> the bodies of a man and his wife, found in their home, both stabbed to death, repeatedly stabbed. >> for 30 years. >> what's their names? >> labianca. >> rosemary and leno labianca. rosemary's children found them. the scene every as horrible as ten miles away. leno's hands were

keith morrison (voiceover): who ever heard of such a thing?f what certainly looked like the actual bomb that killed roberto ayala. was it real, a ruse, a lucky guess? if it was for real, who sent it? was it from the lead suspect, peter moore, or a hitman as the letter claimed? or was it from somebody who wasn't even on detective song's radar? wherever it was, five weeks into the case it was about the only lead investigators had. so they played along with the guy, placed an ad as requested in the sacramento bee. and sure enough, somebody responded. cops rushed to see him, perhaps arrest him. he was pretty surprised when he got a visit. keith morrison (voiceover): false alarm. it was just an unlucky guy looking for a job. the killer, though? the killer never called. so this whole ms13 thing, this mexico deal gone wrong, was just some sort of game the real bomber was playing. trouble was, nobody knew the rules or the purpose, or where the game might end. but more than one way to find a guy brazen enough to send that material to the cops. brian pa

jane morrison turned me down for a job when i first came to san francisco. i went over to the radio station. thank you for sharing your comments. that's okay. i just thought i'd throw that in. thank you. do we have anyone else who has public comment for agenda item number three? okay. public comment on this item is now closed, so i'd like to make a motion that we amend this item and then we will continue it to the call of the chair. on the motion offered by chair melgar that the ordinance be amended and then continued as amended, to the call of the chair, vice chair. preston. preston. i member. peskin, i. peskin i chair. melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes. okay. that motion passes. thank you. do we have any other items on our agenda? mr. clerk? there is no further business. we're adjourned. >> our market street program started in 1992. the goal was to bring arts to an audience who may not be normally be exposed to contemporary art. for 2023, we chose comics as the median to highlight san francisco. it could be fix al, science fiction. hist

morrisons is one of the stores offering a price match campaign.s. but bbc panorama found that in morrisons, fewer than 300 items were available in their aldi price match campaign. you see the ad campaign saying "we're price matching" and you assume that is going to be across the board or at least across the majority of products. and when you look at how few it actually applies to, it can be quite eye—opening. morrisons says it never implied that their price—matching was on tens of thousands of products, and the promotion covered over 200 cupboard staples, and it was adding another 70 soon. i've been on the lookout for the chicken in these nuggets. i can't find that much, but maybe you can help me. the investigation also looked at the ingredients in some of the price—matched products. panorama compared 122 tesco food products price—matched to aldi where the ingredients were listed. 12 had five percentage points more of the main ingredient than the aldi product. but 37 of them had at least five percentage points less. one example of this is chicken

keith morrison: the autopsy came in.or jarae estepp, the girl on the conveyor belt. >>> the autopsy came in. >>> the autopsy came in. the one for jarrae estepp, the girl on the conveyor belt. >> it is bad. it was bad. it was bad. >> reporter: strangled, beaten, sexually assaulted viciously, according to the deputy da. >> it should have been a college:worry about grades and boyfriends and football games and those things. >> one wrong turn and you never know. >> reporter: but almost 3 weeks in, detective julissa trapp seemed stock. >> i think she got frustrated and got a little desperate came up with the idea of using the computer database. >> reporter: that is the computer database of sexual offenders, if they had a serial killer on their hands, it was a chance he had run afoul of the law at some point. it was a bit like come just poking a finger into the haystack, frankly and helping to encounter a needle. but worth a try. so trapp called this woman. sexual assault protective laura lomeli. >> all sexual offenders on paro

the book entitled the d-day landings won the morrison award for naval literature in 2015. if you include the teacher of the year award in 1988 and the researchers in 1998. the 2006 roosevelt prize for naval history. in 2014 the naval historical foundation presented him with a w knox award for lifetime achievementie. this past year the pritzker military museum awarded him the prize for the lifetime achievement in military writing. ladies and gentlemen, doctor greg simons. [applause] thank you, tom. thank you, everybody, for coming back from lunch. a beautiful day out there. i want to thank the organizer of the conference, carol of course and tracy and of course the eisenhower family. susan spent so many years heading this organization. i told david last night that i was going to explain what it was that we had in common. there he is in the back, going to make a quick getaway. he and i are graduates of the same institution which is the u.s. navy officer candidate school back in 1971 and the reason there's a connection of sorts it was being explained to us early on the variou

jane morrison turned me down for a job when i first came to san francisco. i went over to the radio station. thank you for sharing your comments. that's okay. i just thought i'd throw that in. thank you. do we have anyone else who has public comment for agenda item number three? okay. public comment on this item is now closed, so i'd like to make a motion that we amend this item and then we will continue it to the call of the chair. on the motion offered by chair melgar that the ordinance be amended and then continued as amended, to the call of the chair, vice chair. preston. preston. i member. peskin, i. peskin i chair. melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes. okay. that motion passes. thank you. do we have any other items on our agenda? mr. clerk? there is no further business. we're adjourned. [music] san francisco emergency home program is a safety net for sustableable commuters if you bike, walk, take public transit or shares mobility you are eligible for a free and safe roadway home the city will reimburse you up to $150 dlrs in an event o

keith morrison: a year had passed since carol kennedy's death. >>> ana year had passed since carol kennedy's death. her ex-husband steve had been charged with murder. now, an anonymous email sent to steve's attorney said the killing was a result of a drug deal gone wrong with carol's neighbor jim knapp. steve said he was told a similar story. >> steve said somebody was communicating to him through the ventilation system in the jail and told him a story about how a drug ring out of phoenix had been trying to collect money or seek some retribution against jim knapp for involvement in a prescription drug ring. >> the attorneys arranged for a meeting. opportunity for steve to tell law enforcement what they heard so they could investigate it. they showed him the mysterious email. listen to his reaction. the dna the medical examiner >>? >> there was more than the email to go on. remember the dna the medical examiner found under carol's fingernail? turned out it wasn't steve's. or jim naps. police called the dna evidence item 603. to the investigator robertson it didn't represented more. >> a becam

morrisons is one of the stores offering a price match campaign.rrisons, fewer than 300 items were available in their aldi price match campaign. you see the ad campaign saying "we're price matching" and you assume that is going to be across the board or at least across the majority of products. and when you look at how few it actually applies to, it can be quite eye—opening. morrisons says it never implied that their price—matching was on tens of thousands of products, and the promotion covered over 200 cupboard staples, and it was adding another 70 soon. i've been on the lookout for the chicken in these nuggets. i can't find that much, but maybe you can help me. the investigation also looked at the ingredients in some of the price—matched products. panorama compared 122 tesco food products price—matched to aldi where the ingredients were listed. 12 had five percentage points more of the main ingredient than the aldi product. but 37 of them had at least five percentage points less. one example of this is chicken nuggets. while aldi's contain 60% ch

as a result, we removed some just essentials products from asda online earlier this year and morrisonsd more card offers. our minimum online order is also one of the lowest in the market at £25. normally our shopping budget is about £50 a week, but that's gone up to £70, £80 now. it's completely unfair. simon spark, bbc news. the military leader of myanmar has appealed for international help to deal with deadly floods which have hit large parts of the country. the military coup leader told government officials to contact foreign governments for rescue and relief aid. there are few officially confirmed details, but reports suggest at least 160 people have died in recent days, most in central and eastern myanmar. critics accuse the military government, which seized power in a coup three years ago, of continuing to attack civilians in rebel—held areas despite the floods. two us astronauts stranded in space have said it was hard to watch their malfunctioning craft depart the international space station without them. barry �*butch' wilmore and sunita williams have been on the station for th

as a result, we removed some just essentials products from asda online earlier this year and morrisonsd more card offers. our minimum online order is also one of the lowest in the market at £25. normally our shopping budget is about £50 a week, but that's gone up to £70, £80 now. it's completely unfair. simon spark, bbc news. the trailblazing ballerina, michaela deprince, has died at the age of 29. a family statement said she was an "inspiration to everyone "who heard her story". deprince was born during sierra leone's civil war, which took the lives of both her parents. she was taken to the us as a four—year old, where her adopted family nurtured her love of ballet. she became the youngest ever principal dancer at the dance theatre of harlem. michaela deprince told hardtalk�*s stephen sackur how her experiences impacted her as a dancer. i think it is very important for people to not forget about the struggles that they've been through because it creates who you are. and if i didn't go through those things, i wouldn't be as strong as i am today. because i go through horrible things eve

in response, asda says they have one of the and morrisons told us normally our shopping budget is abouty unfair. simon spark, bbc news. india's prime minister, narendra modi, has been holding a huge rally in indian—administered kashmir ahead of key assembly elections. his visit to doda is the first by an indian prime minister in more than four decades. he told crowds his bjp government would grant full statehood to jammu and kashmir. the elections are the first in the territory since the removal of its special administrative status a decade ago. security operations have intensified in the disputed region in recent days amid a rise in clashes between rebels and security forces. a former chief executive of the us fashion chain, abercrombie and fitch, is facing further allegations of sexually exploiting men at events he hosted around the world. mikejeffries and his british partner, matthew smith, are already defending a civil lawsuit which alleges they ran a sex—trafficking operation. twenty men have now told the bbc they attended or helped organise sex events for mrjeffries between 2009 a

keith morrison: of course, they talked to the other man in the family, too. --, >> i had cuts on my handdid you get that? >> blake then 18 and naturally the ex-husband, clay. what was he doing december 1 the day shana went missing, the day she likely died? >> he told me at the time his card broken down on high desert drive. >> clay city spent the day fixing his car and never saw chanin at all. who, if anyone, was chanin with that day? is detectives continue to dig , they found what might be an answer, right there in chanin's phone. a message from a different man. one named john wilson. and used another name, wondering 06. >> it appeared from the communication they were trying to meet, set up a date and they were gonna meet december 1, 2011. >> the day detectives believe shana was murder. but when they traced the phone number from which this john wilson called? they found themselves looking at a public payphone. when they googled it and just wondering 06, they found profiles on dating sites and facebook and realized this man was not who he appeared to be. >> it was a pretty minimal site.

keith morrison: sometimes, the best detective is named luck.metimes, the best detective is named look. a dropped glove leaves leads to a hitman named suckow, whose phone provides the direct connection to the man who may have under the order the murder of chennai. investigators were able to rule out all of doug carlile's business partners in washington state . >> at this time, that you feel like you have the outlines of what the conspiracy was? >> i think we had a pretty good idea of what was going on, but it turned out to actually be a lot more. >> a sentiment, which, as the investigators turned rapidly to be north dakota. sarah, a.k.a. mrs. james henderson, could have put it in the same words, but for a more personal reason. >> there was rumors of james having an affair. >> it is an old story, of course, husband cheats on wife with a younger woman, even younger than sarah, who was only in her 20s. >> what was he like to hear that he was cheating on you in the first place? >> it was hurtful. it was so off-the-wall, i just did not leave it. >> l

it is now my great pleasure to bring to the stage justice stephen breyer and professor alan morrison. >> >> well, here we are. >> yes, here we are. let me start with the beginning of the time in 1994 when you been on the supreme court. you had been on the court of appeals, then chief judge of the sentencing commission. clerk to the court. ly prepared. hought when you went on the court did you feel prepared for your new job? >> what did i feel? well, harry blackmun, my predecessor, told me, you will find this an unusual assignment and indeed i would say what i felt my first year or two, stark fear. that is what everyone feels. anyone who is appointed to the supreme court knows that lightning had to strike twice in the same place before you are appointed to the federal supreme court and so you thought you could do the job. you thought so and then you're there and you wonder inside, can i really? can i really? a lot of people depend on it and i don't care how far back you go or when or wherever but somewhere within those first two or three years they are wondering around thinking just th

and >> these morrisons dailies.ns daily, they're the worst offenders. >> yeah 21% premium. >> yeah 21% premium. >> so that equates which has done the number crunching. that equates to as much as £862 a yeah equates to as much as £862 a year. if you only bought your groceries from a morrisons daily versus a big morrisons. >> and next up is sainsbury's local. that's a 14% premium versus the big shop, as it were. tesco express . that's my local tesco express. that's my local 11% more expensive across the whole range of household items and average basket. that is a hefty mark—up and harry, you hit even worse if you don't have a clubcard. yeah, so this is a really, really annoying thing andifs really, really annoying thing and it's quite a new thing. >> you get this jul pricing in the supermarkets now, where they basically bully you into getting one of these club cards, these membership cards. so it's nectar in sainsbury's, it's the clubcard in tesco. morrisons have one and the point is they want you to sign up to these

the hello i'm terry morrison. good to have you with us. so we are flooding is wreaking havoc across central and eastern europe following days of torrential rain. floods triggered by exceptionally heavy rainfall in central europe have caused at least 17 deaths across poland, austria romania, and the czech republic. germany is also affected. flooding is some of the worst regions of seen in more than 20 years. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee the rising waters. situation in many areas, remains critical as more rivers burst their backs. well, because in this chinese restaurant in the austrian town of the home cushion starting to clean up the flood, damage the water in the cellar, submerged furniture and produce as it rose to a meta high set surface down and said, i want the guy that is ready to continuously for 4 or 5 days, set this phone into for everything has been on the roots of things yesterday mornings date. i got some fusions of also falling from the, from over there to hoover that the was, that came up to a new leve

black writers texts may be viewed as letters that chronicle the history of america from what toni morrison calls black gaze. these texts provide insight into the monumental changes and pivotal events that have impacted the history palettes, civil rights achievements and of blacks in america the history. letter writing dates back to ancient civilizations. the earliest known letters were sent by, of course, the ancient who use hieroglyphs. a newsweek article written by malcolm james discusses how quote historians depend on the written record letters left behinds are invaluable evidence of how was once lived. gaps in the historical records have always existed as. american slaves were often illiterate, often by laws, and sometimes by laws that threaten them with death. the epistolary record to free people. and in most cases that free white people. when reflect on how dearly we would cherish written by people in bondage or any people who through circumstances of history were voiceless, we begin to grasp the preciousness of the written word, end quotes. so to begin each of you personify the idea

if you're watching dw news, i'm terry morrison for me and all of us here. thanks for watching the living independent, arise to our society. is full of contrasts and any policy is a big, many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think of each other's and misleading. what is home? how do we tackle the major issues about time too because there is a significant risk of human extinction from advanced systems.

the hello and terry morrison. good heavy with is a host of african leaders that arrived in beijing for summit that could further strengthen china's influence across the continent. present choosing, paying is expected to urge african nations to take bore chinese goods and exchange for pledges of new chinese investment and loans. but many of the african partners he's courting, want more favorable financial terms as dead pressures. mount, the china has invested billions to access africa's wealth of oil, caught the colds, and other resources building roads. railways unfold facilities the project and shows the swift on efficient transfer overall materials to china, while the countries in question of 10 to struck to the benefits that economic development. but the boom is now of many african countries have gotten into debt trouble. and they realize they have to cut back on the amount of loans that are taking out because they will have trouble re paying them. as a result, the whole built, roader initiative has slowed down

applause it was herbert morrison who brought the festival of britain to every corner of the country,minister, jennie lee, whose motto, arts for everyone, everywhere, enriched lives in everywhere, enriched lives in every single part of our country. applause and it was the tony blair government through the amazing tessa jowell who brought the london 2012 olympics to britain and inspired a generation of young people like imogen to go on, dream big, cheap beer, and inspire the next. find on, dream big, cheap beer, and inspire the next.— on, dream big, cheap beer, and inspire the next. and opened up with the support _ inspire the next. and opened up with the support of _ inspire the next. and opened up with the support of chris - with the support of chris smith, gordon brown and tony blair, our national museums and galleries to the nation, returning them to the people to whom they belong. applause you see, we have never accepted in labour that the chance to live richer, larger lives belongs only to some of us, and, conference, we never ever will! applause cheering we face a choice as a cou

here is keith morrison with deadly trust. >> there is a place, pot of gold at the end of ambition of the american dream. a place where they build their mansions by the sea. newport beach, orange county, california where the most unexpected events would be. murder. >> things like this rarely happen in newport beach let alone in an area as secure as this area. >> let alone evolving people like this. attractive, charismatic, living large like like nanette packard . >> she had a beautiful home and drove an expensive car. living the dream california lifestyle. talk about housewives of california, she could've been on the show. >> she said she turned down an offer to be on the show about over-the-top excess in orange county although she did end up on a tv show called american thunder about motorcycles, showing off her own excess including a bike she bought for 50 grand. >> what your favorite part? >> i love the way it looks? >> and then there was eric naposki, wannabe actor, who starred in a never aired reality show called the newport 40. this is where the show ends and the real begins. be

keith morrison: before chanin starbuck was murdered, she told her friends and family that her ex-husband, clay, had been controlling. still, says summer starks, it seemed almost like a joke >>>ou before chanin starbuck wa murdered, she told her friends and family that her ex-husband clay had been controlling. still, says sommer, it seemed like a joke the first time chanin wondered out loud if clay may try to hurt her. >> i told her, quick being dramatic. she was kind of being a drama queen. that's ridiculous. i said that only happens in the movies or on dateline. said you are so full of it. >> but, according to sommer, chanin was scared. particularly after the windows were mysteriously shot out of the car parked in her driveway. chanin changed the locks in her house and didn't give the kids a key. telling friends, she was afraid clay would find a way to steal a copy. >> she was vocal about her fear that he would kill her. >> hardly surprising that with but a sinister spin and everything police observed about clay. starting with the first police and direction the day chanin's body was dis

i went to swindon to morrison's shop and we had an extended session and the number one issue for them was the abuse that they were coming under. sometimes in relation to shoplifting, which is prevalent as you know, but also more generally and then in southampton in smaller shops but still it was the same issue over and over again. it's not acceptable, can be acceptable in any circumstances and it's demoralising —— i cannot be acceptable. it's demoralising for workforces and i'm pleased to introduce an offence to deal with the but we have to go further than that and we cannot have a situation where shoplifters can walk in, shoplifters can walk in, shoplift and what better again and nobody can do anything about it. we will turn that, change it and work with you and this has to be a specific uplifted fans and we have to take it seriously and i am not wanting to hear again from those that were on the front line about the appalling attacks and insults that they are subject to. it's everywhere across the country. it is really hard for the workforce to take, you have rightly championed as a

morrison to join us forthat.t, wickets continued to fall, with england looking like they will fall short of their target. a few moments ago, they were 127—7 after ia overs. they need 53 from 29 balls. ireland's survived a chaotic batting collapse to earn a consolation three—wicket victory over england in a rain—affected third and final one—day international, their first win over england in the format since 2001. with eight needed from the final over, ireland lost three wickets in three balls to leave four runs required from the last ball, from which alana dalzell struck the winning boundary. great britain have won their opening davis cup tie with finland thanks to billy harris. he came in for us open semifinalistjack draper, who was rested. making his davis cup debut aged 29, harris beat otto virtanen in straight sets in the second singles match in manchester, with the second set going to a tie break. unbelievable atmosphere out here. the home crowd, thank you, pulled me through in the end. when it was tight, the

it's now my great pleasure to bring to the stage justice stephen breyer and professor allen morrison. [ applause ] going through -- let me start >> well, here itwe are. >> yes. here we are. >> here we are. >> we've been going through five months of my life and now it's time for your life. >> let me start with -- the beginning of the time in 1994 when you went on the supreme court. you had been in the court of appeals and you had been a chief judge and you know you clerked at the court and the sentencing commission and most people thought you were really prepared. when you went on the court. did you feel prepared for your new job. >> what did i feel? my predecessor told me i would feel it's unusual assignment. i felt stark fear. anyone who's appointed to the supreme court knows that lightning had to strike twice in the same place before you are appointed to the federal supreme court. and so you thought you could do the job. you thought so. and then you are there. and you wonder, inside, can i really? can i really? a lot of people depend on it. and if -- you get any -- i don't care how

not have been possible so i'm already going off script to say thank you to our dear beloved alan morrison, the gw associate dean for public interest and public service law. he has been a friend of justice breyer for more than 40 years and he has been a friend to me and this law school for over 12 years. he has made it possible because of his deep friendship with justice bryer for us to hold this incredible oral history of this incredible jurist. and now it's my great honor to introduce president alan. [applause] >> now you can read about the fact that she began her tenure at the 19th president of george washington university on july 1st, 2023. and you can read her biography about the exciting academic leader that she was and is before she came here and you can also read about her scholarly work as a socialist. but you will not read and the thing i must share with you to introduce her is that we at the george washington university are the recipients of accomplishments in my opinion. they have brought steady and wise leadership, not only during turbulent times but also during the times that

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brigadier general wes morrison joins us now for more on this. thank you so much for being with us. sandra was pointing out a moment ago that a c17 full of supplies run by the national guard, and i don't know if that is the national or if that's the state organization delivering 100,000 pounds of supplies to folks out there in the western part of the state. >> that is the north carolina air national guard. it is our own 145th c17 and they flew that in, that 100,000 pounds about two hours ago. that is in addition to 97,295 pounds that we have been flying in by helicopter since saturday. >> john: how great is the ne need? >> we are still discovering how great the need is. you have laid out how hard the communications have been but one of the great things that we have is our national guardsmen are embedded at the local level working with the local first responders and emergency management. north carolina emergency management with folks who know the terrain, they know the needs and those needs are passed back up. we are doing search and rescue along with commodity delivery like food and

even samuel elliott morrison argued that the artificial arbors were a key to allied success. far be it from me to contradict samuel elliott morrison, but i wonder if that, too, isn't part of that hindsight about cleverness. we can talk more about this during the q & a if you're interested. in the end, none of this would have mattered without the courage and determination of the soldiers themselves who stormed the beaches, who dropped into dark night. who glided down silently. so, in that respect, spielberg's focus in starting with the landing is not entirely misplaced, but there's another aspect of the navy's role in the d-day operation and especially at omaha beach that does sometimes get overlooked and that's what i want to talk about in particular today. it's the role played by about a dozen allied destroyers, tin cans and the popular lingo. and i saw them wearing the popular hat, where is he? absolutely. tin cans, so-called because they are the smallest ocean going combatant. i mean, there's battleships, cruisers, destroyers. and wow, at that sounds like a fearsome weapon

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as a result, we removed some just essentials products from asda online earlier this year and morrisonsy rolling green hills and overlooked by a 13th century palace, a tiny village here in the uk has been named one of the best secret villages to live in by the times newspaper. its beautiful setting and community spirit earned bishop wilton fifth place on the list of most desirable areas to move to. but the current residents would rather you didn't. sarah—may buccieri has been to find out why. it is pretty horrible, really. this place here... the prices are extortionate. once you've been here for an hour there is not much left to do. the pub is closed. people can be nosy. you cannot really do anything without everyone knowing what you're up to. do you always wanted to be hidden? people of scunthorpe you mean? yes! so the locals would like to put us off. this is how they really feel. wherever you look there is always a nice vista. is it a hidden gem? oh, yes. would you rather it were kept quiet? i'm a bit annoyed with the times for release on that! would you rather it was kept quiet? yeah

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