mr. patricia full go? and what was all means? i don't have any information. busy could have been spelled both and i'm used to best school explained that we have to wait some. ready in order to hear somebody who is guiding patricia white. alright, andre full of military analysts. thank you very much for helping us decode the inner workings of the kremlin as best as we possibly can. thank you for your time. thank you. crane you missed all attack us killed at least 11 people in the russian city of belgrade, close to the border between the 2 countries. part of an apartment block collapsed a few hours after the blast. 2 children were among at least 20 wounded till such a body has moved from moscow. a. this is the moment a ukrainian missile hit, an apartment complex in the russian city of belgrade. the attack took place on sunday morning, destroy most of the 3 buildings in the compound rescue workers search for survivors under the russell and said, well that's the one we'll get. everything started sign a window. so can we do that with 10 floors in the building? i l

. from mr carney's wife, patricia.the street. that peace and quiet, though, was cruelly shattered by alid when he stabbed mr carney six times, fatally and killed him. in a statement to the court, mrs. carney said terence, who they called tess, was doing what he had always done and enjoyed doing. he was taking a walk on a street he believed to be safe and a chance encounter with this man ended his life. she said that she'd been with mr carney from a young age, and that although they'd been living separately for a few years , they separately for a few years, they were still very much close. they shared children together and grandchildren. she said that she could no longer go into town because it was too painful to be near the spot where her husband was murdered . and she said, from was murdered. and she said, from that day on, my life would be forever changed. i don't feel anything anymore for. the court heard that alid attempted to kill his iranian housemate, javid nouri, because he regarded him as an apostate. he'd con

. >> victim impact statements were also read out in court on behalf of the widow of mr carney, patricia's when he was attacked in the early hours of the 15th of october. the judge said that that was motivated by religion. she said that ali had had disagreements with his housemate, who was iranian and who had converted from christianity, from islam to christianity , and that he christianity, and that he regarded his housemate as an apostate and that's why he tried to kill him. in a statement from mrs. carney, she said that she'd been with her husband terence, who the family called tess for more than 50 years, and that they'd met when they were both young and that they shared children and grandchildren . she children and grandchildren. she said that she could no longer go into town because it was too painful to be near the spot where mr carney was murdered by allard. she said from that day on, my life would be forever changed. i don't feel anything anymore and in terms of a statement from javid nouri, the housemate of allard, he said that since the attack, he didn't trust anyone or anythi

mr. trump directed me to use my own personal funding him a home- equity line of credit to avoid any money being traced back to him that could negatively impact his campaign. the matt patriciae jury has not likely her michael cohen tell his story. what can we expect from his testimony? >> we've all heard michael cohen's story over and over again those of us who closely followed the trump case. this jury has now seen, i think the d.a. has really laid out the groundwork to prepare the jury to hear. the jury has heard some witnesses thought he was a jerk or that he called himself mr. fixer. he was the guy who usually broke things first as hope hicks testify. they really laid the groundwork for michael cohen to tell his story. i agree completely with my colleague here. the paperwork is they are. now michael cohen comes in and fills in the blanks. >> he has painted donald trump out to be his foal. we saw him on tiktok this week. he was wearing his podcasts t- shirt depicting the former president behind bars. what would your advice be to the prosecution as they are bringing cohen to the stand? do they say tone it down? is it risky? >> they have no other choice. he is the one pers

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