you heard nichole parker, the f.b.i.gent guest who said if they committed suicide they might find a body there. they want to lower the water level and that allows them a little bit more clarity as they search in the water. we do understand that process. they have been doing that for a while. it takes time to do that and they have done it before. people fall in the water and you heard the officer say they have had to be ready for water rescue situations because people do recreationally fall in. in this instance one of the reporters asked him why didn't you do this before? why wasn't this one of the first areas that you searched near the car? he didn't give a clearance on that. he may not know. his search responsibility today includes where that boat slip was or is, which is nearby where the car ended up that robert card is last known to have been in. so we'll continue to cover the story. that was a pop-up on the fly near one of the search scenes and we'll anticipate that tentative 3:00 p.m. eastern news conference at lewi

the truth what happened to tyre nichols should never have happened but it was not unexplainable. not unexplainable. the crime, violence and carnage that people see in memphis drove those police officers to a place where they no longer had a sense of him and 80 about the people they are policing. it's incumbent upon all of us despite whatever differences we might have to come to tables of reconciliation and healing and build bridges and get communities involved with public safety in the local communities. trey: you put your finger on something, used to be a prosecutor and i say this all the time if it's all you see you think it's all exist. some police officers and prosecutors if all they see is terrible stuff they began to view everyone like that. what is the key to make sure we don't do that and keep the proportions in mind that 95% of her fellow citizens are really good people. >> absolutely. unfortunately far too often the only engagement that our law enforcement professionals and some extent are prosecutors have with people and communities are with those that they are prosecu

fresh cases demand the attention of detective jackie nichols. on her days off. >> if you look around here, you can see the vastness of the countryside here. and all the various places that you could conceal a body. >> going up into the mounties, coolly's. >> mountains, ravines. we even did some searches based on psychic visions and dreams. >> oh really? >> rachel's family as much of the dead and as the cops. also turn desperately to the supernatural. >> we did some pretty extreme things to find her. i even got hypnotize once to try to communicate with my mom, to have her tell me where she was. >> the hunt for the slightest race of rachael continued for years. meanwhile, david stone was on the street, and by 2013, his fellow suspect buddy charles capone was about to be released from jail. >> i said, now is the time. we have to charge these guys. we have to charge them both. this case wasn't going to get any better. >> the idaho county prosecutor agreed, and on may day 2013, three years after rachael vanished, david stone and charles capone, were

what happened to tyree nichols should never have happened.nexcusable, it is not unexplainable. the crime, violence and carnage drove police officers to place they no longer had a sense of humanity about people they are policing. despite what differences we have to come to table of reconciliation and healing and build bridges and get communities involved with public safety? local communities. >> trey: put your finger on something, i used to be a prosecutor. when it is all you see, you think it is all that exists. police officers and investigators begin to view everyone like that. what is the key to make sure we don't do that? that we keep the proportions in mind and 95% of fellow citizens are good people. >> absolutely. unfortunately, far too often, the only engagement our law enforcement professional and to some extent prosecuteos are have in our community are those they are prosecuting and often violent and heinous crimes rob law enforcement from their empathy and humanity and sense of who they are protecting and serving. if you are law enfo

tornado's region nichols head of headliners, with rachel nichols on showtime.hel, i'm glad you are here. you are the perfect person to help us on back's legacy. people sometimes know him later in his career as a commentator, maybe some of the commercials about him. but his legacy was really significant. >> absolutely. he was an iconic football player. he played with the ferocity that is not even allowed with that level of violence anymore. he was referred to as the monsters of the midway. sports illustrated put him on the cover and, cities the most revered man in football. it a teammate that says when he hits you, he doesn't want to put you in the hospital he wants to put in the cemetery. but the thing that struck me was that he represented so much more to the people of chicago. he was born there, he grew up there, he went to the university and illinois. so for the bears stands in fans in the stands, he epitomized them. who they wanted to be. he was strong, it was tough, and frankly was something special for chicago to time in the 60s and 70s when the mad men n

people who take them are buying less food at walmart where today elladean nichols got her prescriptions groceries. >> i believe it. i'm buying less. >> reporter: she started taking ozempic after having two heart attacks and has lost 36 pounds since may. has it changed what you eat? >> 100%. the sweet stuff it literally turns my stomach. i used to have all the junk and sodas and all that. now it's -- it's half of what -- less than half of what it used to be. >> reporter: walmart has one of the most sophisticated systems for collecting data on its shoppers, and u.s. ceo john furner told bloomberg they've seen smaller checkouts from people taking these medications. "we do see a slight pullback in overall basket, less units, slightly less calories." does it surprise you that walmart's looking at that sort of data? >> i think every large retailer is looking at this data. they have the data through their loyalty programs. >> reporter: leo feler is a chief economist at a company that analyzes shopping receipts for millions of people. >> we use that data to help inform retailers, to help inform

we stand for as homes with kids of global nichols reserves . indonesia is foyce to leave the global, the battery industry. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harness the offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits essential, committed to environmental protection, enhancing investment climate, digital licensing, your better tomorrow. it started out as a normal day. but as is often the case in the occupied with back it, turn it up loud, do you want to do thoughts? and so we were happy, it was a good day. then our car broke down. we got out to see what was wrong. the soldiers thought we were going to throw stones. they started shooting at us, i have took 3, put it in his right arm, the abdomen, and his left foot just a few months ago. a man and his brother where the, where did team doing and now you rate that currently more than a $180.00 minus has in these rainy jails. many for as little as throwing stones at soldiers listing that to them or potentially have put it. so this has been infinity by which these are, you know, sense of 310. you men

senator nichols very important. people saved the book, how many people? was the last day, don nichols, dan. if you know dan, he is the best 6:00 p.m. from the house had joint session, members were told to go home and coach said we can't get this over there he wanted? yes. don nichols and her mother was a law passed in they had not done it, it would never have passed because the opposition was rolling. he must've been very read my mail time. it would have never passed. i think you have to keep it bipartisan. looking for successful the dam was republican democrat, you got to keep this bipartisan. the faith community have to get back involved. i have always had everything that takes place in government and politics is from culture everything that takes place and culture is from the church, the synagogue, we need the religious community to engage again, it would not have passed, all the groups came together then, they have to come together. i see young people on college campuses, this has to be an issue will bear good on the campus if we can educate them, the

i mean, these prime minister nichol i seen the on has said he's country hopes to conclude a pace agreement with as a by john, in coming months. these comments come just weeks after, as a by john took the media and enclave of new. going to cut it back by force, an area internationally regarded as, as a territory, which was controlled by a media for decades to us republicans have elected mike johnson of louisiana, or as the powerful speaker of the house of representatives. but in the week of uncertainty and republican in fighting with capitol hill, johnson is a close ally of donald trump and had a key role in trying to obtain job blinds like election victory in 2012. right, before we go, here's a reminder about top story. this now, at least 16 people have been killed in a mass shooting in the northeast and us states a massive search as on the way for the suspect. the government is still as well that you are up to die. phil go, my colleague will be along in 45 minutes time with another bulletin. so now i'm anthony. how didn't the, the intimate entertain, thanks to watching and with the actual

joining me now, tricia asselin sister bobby nichols, and her niece, shannon desrochers. ladies, i am so sorry that we are meeting like this. bobby, i am so sorry for your loss in particular, as well. how are you this evening? >> i'm a little bit of a mess. >> as i understand you were there in that place when this happened. you are with your sister who worked part-time at just in time recreation. she was enjoying a night of at the bowling alley and you are bowling in another lane. can you tell me what happened, what did you see? >> we were bowling in leagues. they had a junior lead and then they had a bunch of other leagues. and we were on different teams. so she was like six miles down for me. so i would bowl, i would go over there and see her bowl. and we heard a big bang and i was actually in between where i was bowling and she was bowling. and before i heard the bang i looked and she wasn't bowling. but i didn't think anything of it. i turned around and decided to walk back and when i turned around, that's when i heard the big bang and i looked before me and i didn't

not define you, your employment should not define you, no more money for israel's crime, another nicholخلاص. and late october daiish terrorists claimed responsibility for deadly attack on the shah chirag shrine in shiraz iran. the attack. 13 civilians dead, including women and children, all amids the media blackout. now a group of spanish tourists who witnessed the carnage are here to recount it. don't miss it. les bombardements qui ciblent des civils et des infrastructures. i am deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear, no part. to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law? when the jews were segregated in the ghettoes, no one would imagine that decades later they would do that. the same exact thing to another part of the world by putting up tall walls to segregate palestinians. no one could also imagine that palestinians would be the ones paying the price for crimes that the nazi germans and the west committed against the jews. they blurred the lines and passed zianos off as jews to pu

i've got author and broadcaster nicholl . broadcaster amy nicholl. michelle turner, sorry.h you on this . what do you what do you on this. what do you what do you make he says it would make of that? he says it would quite the police a quite like the police to do a little more, but i think little bit more, but i think really what i took away from that was said maybe that was he said that maybe the school open and the school should stay open and the jewish community should be out school should stay open and the jewi proud. munity should be out school should stay open and the jewi proud. misounds ould be out school should stay open and the jewi proud. misounds otbitbe out and proud. it sounds a bit insensitive that, but that's kind of what he was getting at, i think. yeah. >> just it's so that >> i just it's so sad that it's come to and i think come down to this and i think it's really, really important that and the that the actions and the decisions of the israeli government fonnard government going fonnard shouldn't not be conflated with the jewish community any way. the jew

we saw the officers that killed tyre nichols being indicted and charged with their crimes. that has not decreased the numbers of officer involved tragedies. i do not just want to curse the darkness. i want america to light a candle. we can hold police officers accountable, we must. that accountability becomes even greater when there is a connection between the community and law enforcement. host: kim and iowa. democrats line, good morning. caller: pastor, i disagree with you. everyone in this country are human. everyone should see people as human beings. guest: they should. caller: working or not. what profession they are or not. accountability always works. if they do wrong -- i do not support wrong. if they do right, i support right. it can't be one or the other. yes, an officer needs to know the people in the community. but i'm what type of officers? -- but, what type of officers? we need to vent our officers more closely instead of seeing everybody as criminal. i get with the police here in iowa. you see mostly everyone has criminals, even if it is a small crime. wrong.

that was gavin nichol there, angus counsellor. i'm joined by bbc weather presenter, ben rich.been going on?— been going on? some places will undoubtedly _ been going on? some places will undoubtedly have _ been going on? some places will undoubtedly have had _ been going on? some places will- undoubtedly have had unprecedented rainfall. extraordinarily wet, not least in the eastern side of scotland. we've got the rainfall radar that i can show you on the screen behind me here. you can see the way in which the rain, hopefully you will be able to see that at the moment. the rain has come at every 90, moment. the rain has come at every go, moved its way in across the eastern side of scotland, where it has been quite relentless. it looks like we have seen 200 ammendment of rain are very close to that in parts of eastern scotland. that's pretty much twice the rainfall those areas would normally expect in the whole of october. but as you can see there, huge amounts of rain across parts of the east midlands, into the west midlands, north wales, northern england, so we still have met

amy isn't amy nicholl. turner.he judges just accepted what parliament had said and allowed us to get on with this really sensible plan? now you know, i don't think it's a sensible plan. >> completely agree keir >> i completely agree with keir starmer should not starmer that this should not ever through, even if it is ever go through, even if it is deemed by some hook or crook to be lawful. it's immoral. it's overexpensive , it's impractical, overexpensive, it's impractical, it would cost £160,000 per person to go to a place with a completely abhorrent human rights record and also so we have seen what happens when refugees get sent to rwanda , refugees get sent to rwanda, israel. it was a voluntary scheme , but a scheme scheme, but a scheme nonetheless. refugees went to rwanda pra protested over food rations , showing that the care rations, showing that the care wasn't there . and what happened wasn't there. and what happened to them? the rwandan authorities shot 12 of them dead. and this is not a scheme that has an

and hitler's nazi germany the same was on the cut, duffy in the be the same happened in romania and nichol. i tell fiscal meant it's happening now in me on my the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mess, killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? what we are leaving behind floor to address this is or duty to bring it about the day that come on guys. we are heading into the wrong direction. the coveted beyond wells, taken without hesitation for them died for power defines how well we live here. we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scale the people with that and the people in power investigate, expose this and questions. they use them to be the power around now to sierra the exploring diverse culture exciting political disco exposing societies with dr. award winning intense investigations. the get compelling insights into human folds and untold stories from asia were in the pacific 101 east. on al jazeera last year, part of the sun experienced

six days later after a phone conversation with armenian prime minister nichol pashinyan, iranian president an effective role in preventing new clashes and any change of historical borders in the disputed region. in a meeting between iranian leader and turkish president rajab tayib erdogan, on july 19th 2022, ayatullah khamenei made it clear that iran would never tolerate any alteration in the border line with armenia. the islamic republic of iran has staged several war games in the northwestern tip of the border with armenia and azerbaijan ever since to show that the red lines should never be trespassed. revolution clearly declared that karabak belongs to azerbaijan, so they took karabak back and now it is under their rule. another point as the leadership announced is that the armenians leaves property and security should be protected. now almost all of the 120,000 people in that region have completely fled the area. tehran's next red line is that. wahabi and takfury forces should not be around iran's border, which is not happened yet, but in any case if karabak is completely under their c

the same was on the cut, duffy in libya, the same happened in romania under nichol. i tell fiscal ment it's happening now with me on my the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mass killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? what we are leaving behind for children. this is our duty to bring it about the day to come on guys. we are heading into the wrong direction. a freight company, big passports, international banks, and the proceeds of organized crime in purple. she's begging p l, a bunch on the vehicle. but i've seen the picture in a remarkable 3 pos people, the power investigation into a complex, secretive world, to a journalist, go in search of the tale, and my fears, 13 months, the longer part to on a jersey to asking questions. how is the community of house to the side, but hearing the facts, this is the legacy of colonialism. understanding the reality that we're closing from the section. it's a race against trying to find people to withstand thi

the same happened in romania and nichol. i cho fiscal ment. it's happening now in myanmar. the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mess, killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? what we are leaving behind for children. this is our duty to bring to the about the day that come on guys. we are heading into the wrong direction. it does have been some fold. we covered every single one of these waiting. why would is real vent crossing is really deputy foreign minister. he thinks that the rules of the game has changed. i'm on israel steps is that it will certainly look at the least of more of these captives. what you might have to events are you telling view is faulty? i, you and experts on bias in wrong when you have to do is look at the you and while you're looking up i'm, i am hearing something right over our heads. stay close to the story without a 0. so many politicians want to be the republican party is candidate for the any standard chance it gets. donald t

six days later after a phone call. conversation with armenian prime minister nichol pashinyan, iranianeen iranian leader and turkish president rajab tayib erdoghan on july 19th 2022 ayatullah khamenei made it clear that iran would never tolerate any alteration in the border line with armenia. the islamic republic of iran has staged several war games in the northwestern tip of the border with armenia and azerbaijan ever since to show that the red line should never be trespassed. ایران مقام معظم رهبری از سال 99. in 2020 the leader of the islamic revolution clearly declared that karabag belongs to azerbaijan so they took karabag back and now it is under the rule. another point as the leadership announced is that the armenians. believes property and security should be protected. now almost all of the 120,000 people in that region have completely fled the area. terran's next red line is that wahabi and takfieri forces should not be around iran's border, which is not happened yet, but in any case if karabak is completely under their control, and then they want to come to seonic, iran will re

sean nicholls: on a crisp saturday morning in sydney's south, a group of bikers is preparing for a ride. they're members of a pro-russia club called the night wolves. their nickname is "putin's angels." sasha duganov: we join because of the bikes. you obviously can't join the club unless you own a bike. that's the first thing. we all got common interest. so we don't do drugs, we don't do weapons, we don't do any of that stuff. we just wanna show the world russia, whatever you wanna call it, that russia had a massive history, and we're trying to keep it up. sean: the night wolves are among an international network of patriots determined to remind the world that vladimir putin's russia is a force to be reckoned with. kyle wilson: putin sees such organizations as a significant asset in pursuing his particular goals, whether they be domestic goals or foreign policy goals. you can use the russian diaspora, the russian community, to seek to build your influence and then use that influence, 'tis to be hoped, to shift australia's policies. russia makes no bones about it. sean: in russia, putin

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charges in court district attorney brooke jenkins says 23 year-old johnny woods and 28 year-old terry nichols face charges that include grand theft, burglary, conspiracy and resisting arrest. the smash-and-grab happened early morning last thursday after authorities say the suspects and others tried to break into the fendi store on post street. authorities say the suspects and went to the dior store on grant broke through the gates and the doors and took several handbags and other merchandise. all of the items have since been recovered. no word on other arrests pending at this time. oakland's mayor re committed herself to tackling the city's ever increasing crime problem during her state of the city address. mayor sheng thao says that nothing is more important to her. then the safety of oakland's residents. our conference in kerman joins us now live in the studio with more about what the mayor had to say than that. you know, it's been a rough 10 months for the mayor, but she says she's more committed, as you said than ever. >> to turning things around in oakland. >> everyone in oakland wants t

when you got an aerospace engine or peter nichol visited the off grid village, he saw a need for clean energy festival. it wasn't the other national park, so if we could do something in the way of which would reduce the pressure on firewood. so it'd be interesting to help concept of national park. secondly, no, i had a lot of accurate culture, which means whatever we could do with agricultural waste, we could do it annoys in 2012, he's set up, men do less. energy. today is the plant and gotten gord generates 64 kilowatt hours of renewable energy from agriculture of bio mass through a process called gas application. use of the shape of the gas it by a just a spock is enough to get the materials to see top 2000 degrees celsius. at that temperature, it breaks down from rice tasks, mace called glass shelves, coffee husks into the same and hydrogen rock. a few while those gas is light, they rise to the top. this fucked out, and go to power the engine. the mace harvest has just ended. after removing the criminals for food, the women used to throw these costs away. now they supply them to pet

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will bind nichols in toki, some of whom have essentially these old tradition such as those in the rest and part of the country. now the bulgarian bato for the meals. if she needs such gives her father a tour of the problem, it was a good year with lots of rain and plenty of sun to such has high hopes for this year's red wine in race western turkey. the conditions are ideal. y'all's little stock subjected to very homes here in the summer. underneath that's really cool in the evening is the moment you chose the grapes to the golden boots. if it were always hot, shut the contents of grapes would rise too quickly, and that would be a problem to cold motion with us to control it over. such her father and her brother were found at the winery 17 years ago on their family's property. wine has been grown in the area for thousands of years and why makers like such one to revise the tradition. but the current religiously conservative government has other ideas focus using is that we have to deal with obstacles, unlike any of the thank you to for example, with them i have to renew an operating lic

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bobby nichols survived the attack, but her sister did not. >> somebody that got out last said trisha called, she called 911. she was calling to save other people. and i know she would say, i know we wanted to do more, but that's okay. because we were together. we were together that night, and i'll never forget it. >> those who died ranged in age from 14 to 76, including several people who were part of a deaf group of friends playing corn hole at the bar. >>> israel says it's entered a new phase in its war against hamas expanding both air strikes and ground operations inside gaza. military officials saying they have destroyed dozens of hamas tunnels and bunkers. still no sign of the anticipated full scale ground invasion, but the intensified operations are raising worries among family members of the hostages still being held captive by hamas. as israel ramped up its offensive, cellphone and internet service in gaza went out. the outages making the humanitarian crisis on the ground in gaza even worse as no one can call 911. the hamas-run gaza health ministry says the death toll is now

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so millions can live the best has dw nichols and these that are top stories is very john true subcategory what they call localized streets inside because of strep over the last day of the ministry for infantry and thanks shown us entered god's, i have to locate it all controls destroy weapons and search for hostages. the rates did not appeal to signal unexpected down defense of for shoes in gaza say at least 1900 people have been killed in australia starts.

and because of these 2 joints, me now from the columbia and capital over the top nichol, according to the un move in the 350000 people, and one of and 5 of them. children have already made that journey through the dairy and got the c a. why are so many people doing that? scott? these are indeed historic record numbers by the end of the year. it could easily be more than half a 1000000 people who made this really dangerous journey. the motivation is very well known and most of them escaping poverty and also in security in some countries here in latin america, for example. and they're quite all in security has been rising. so violence is also a motive for them to leave. and they do believe that once they reach the wes, life will be somehow easier for them that they will find a job, security stability, health care and education also for the children. you just mentioned it one out of 5 people as a child going through this journey, many of them, by the way, also go solo and it's always to be a completely different ball game for a child to pass through such a jungle with the bio has it's th

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