paulette make the really _ offered being one jack? desperately have been trying to find out in the few hours _ been trying to find out in the few hours since — been trying to find out in the few hours since we have received any information. quite a bit of ambiguity on this right now so as it stands _ ambiguity on this right now so as it stands right now, today, paul and looking _ stands right now, today, paul and looking to — stands right now, today, paul and looking to go on holiday before the 4th of— looking to go on holiday before the 4th of october, her child would need to have _ 4th of october, her child would need to have a _ 4th of october, her child would need to have a predeparture test and what we don't _ to have a predeparture test and what we don't know right now under the new rules — we don't know right now under the new rules after the 4th of october, fully vaccinated adults can travel without the need for a treat return to uk_ without the need for a treat return to uk test— without the need for a treat return to uk test

this is paulette. this is his dad was to say. he says, you know what, boy you think what doesn't the middle say, you know? when it gets on via the way that i don't think, i think that for one of my friends on the killers seem to have covered the bodies with stone blocks road from the height of it. but i gave the model with a 3 year score. mean what is that after several hours of searching he draws to an end is fast. so last minute i was thinking i noticed on saturday that would be monday. if you'd like to know, i tell you why don't you go and get them on the web knowing what you're gonna get is gonna tell you a moment more to allow you to be put up in equal play this up. but if you look, you know, saying, let me just you want to move so long to fix for your local, my momentum might be, i'm not motivated by the determination of these women. the men are joining forces. ah, 3 hours later the group is tired. the boulders have been chipped away. oh, isabel, facing the fac, kind of, i don't know if you don't hear anyone say laughing wh

have been getting a lot of heat in parliament over the government's handling of the afghan stan, paulette, described by the opposition as the biggest failure of foreign policy in the generation. it is important for us to move what we're doing away from when did people hold them? i mean, i'm not looking to brush over this. i just want to know when you wet things, when did you know when, in fact, when was the last time a foreign minister went to a 2nd stop. went through beckers. i'm not sure i'd have to check if you'd like to know the busiest, very have to come back to very great what seems particularly random because high come us with reason is better still ranging the evacuation of german people through tashkent and it seems to be a route that works really effectively from germany. did you ever, at any point, consent or offer to reside? now i consider getting home with the job. it comes a day after a tv interview where he indicated that military intelligence failures led to the rapid fall of the country to the taliban in effect, blaming the ministry of defense reform ahead of the army. hi

well, the girl martin was trying to save through his actions was just the nor paulette here. he was just 14 years old at the time that she was initially diagnosed with the red blood disease, but in 2013, her diagnosis was changed. blaming her physical ailments on a mental issue, the doctor said her parents were full for abusing her and took just dina. into custody, where she reportedly was not given essential medical treatment, something which her parents say amounted to torture. following march martin cyber attack justina was reunited with her parents on the court order will in our exclusive interview, martin told us that haven behind bars he wouldn't stop fighting injustice in the american legal system. but i'm certainly not quite continued to explore the core my case the court will produce because they are serious, institutionalized courthouse got a lot of trouble right or retract what particular restrict hospital on my doctor. we got a patient who said that my cases were brought courthouses all over the international. so let's see over the next few minutes. one of the big

children's lives at risk while the girl martin was trying to save through his actions was just enough. paulette. he was just 14 years old at the time that she was initially diagnosed with the red blood disease, but in 2013, her diagnosis was changed. blaming her physical ailments. on a mental issue, doctor said that her parents were fault for abusing her and took justina into custody, where she reported he was not given essential medical treatments, something which her parents say amounted to torture. following march in cyber attack, justina was reunited with her parents on a court order. in our exclusive interview, martin told us that even behind bars he wouldn't stop fighting injustice in the american legal system. but i'm certainly not quite continue to explore the courthouse. there's a lot my case the court because they were serial institutional court, colorado tor retract hospital. my daughter got a patient who said that my daughter not cases were prod, statistical courthouse all over to watch. not a last last few over the next few minutes. one of the biggest property companies in china is

well the girl who martin was trying to save with his hacking was just the paulette here. he was just 14 years old at the time now, she was initially diagnosed with the red blood disease, but in 2013, her diagnosis was changed, blaming her physical ailments on her mental issue, the doctor said her parents were a fault for abusing her and took justina into custody, where she reported was not given a central medical treatment. something which her parents say amounted to torture. following march in cyber attack, justine was reunited with the parents on the court order. in our exclusive interview, martin told us that even behind bars though he wouldn't stop fighting injustice in the american legal system. but i'm certainly not quite continued to explore the course. of course the serial institution retract hospital. my doctor got a patient who said that my cases were prod, statistical court houses all over me now and seems disturbingly reminiscent of slavery. us border guards have been criticized for whipping haitian refugees trying to enter the country. and the whole spot cont

miss paulette brown brought an idea to the department that i wanted to highlight. murder that happened many years ago, and she worked tirelessly with the community and the homicide division to try to bring that case to resolution. the idea that she brought forward was having a venue or a way to put rewards into the district station where the public can see them all the time. so we have gun the process of putting video loops with rewards, announcements on the monitors in our district stations. at this point, bayview and northern each have that in their -- on their t.v. monitors. we plan to have that in all of our district stations. very well received by the community. we want families who have cases unsolved that we aren't going to stop working for them. i want to thank miss brown for bringing this idea to us and working with us and others to get this started. i want to thank miss brown because if you go to northern and bayview, you'll see that information on the t.v. monitors. on that note, we had a reward for a homicide that happened in 2016. that reward was $60,0

the small island located over the central atlantic ocean that was struck last year by hurricane pauletteweary in bermuda as well. this is the last thing they want to hear, but nonetheless, we have the potential for a category 3 hurricane, that is a major hurricane, to approach that region midweek. we're going to monitor the storm very closely. you can see the rainfall total staying away from the eastern seaboard of the u.s. but it will continue to bring the potential for rain into bermuda as well as the strong winds, depending on exactly where that eye wall goes. the indirect threats to the eastern seaboard of the u.s., this is a long public holiday weekend, so monday is labor day across the united states. so people have the day off. they flock to the beaches, catching the last few rays of summer. with a large, major hurricane in the atlantic ocean, it pushes up waves and swell, eventually impacting some of the coastal regions. that could create rip currents. rip current warnings will be in place. that is a concern for anyone just vacationing along the coastline. all right, there's larry

now i want to specify that this is a medical legal term, the paulette and pathologist use pretty theegal ramifications of that are separate so murder is a legal term if you will not homicide is death at the hands of another. and so i'm sure they found injuries to substantiate that predict. kennedy: so obviously there are place that she could have passed and would not have been so obvious to make it clear after her autopsy, that it was in fact, side and what are some of the more clear indicators. guest: i don't have any special information, and distorted giving you my approach to a case like this and given that this case they saw homicide and evaluating for all sorts of injuries whether it is gunshots, stab wounds, regulations, a blunt force over the head, any or all of those in combination need to be considered. so i think they do the detailed evaluation are looking for any abnormalities super because otherwise she's young healthy 21 -year-old is so. kennedy: obviously because of decomposition and the like, may take time and other experts including entomologists. in forensic anthropo