peter davis, a local beekeeper, is visiting his son ben. suddenly they're trapped. whoa!e there was still lots of dust and smoke but we could see for vast distances where before you couldn't see further than the side of the road because there were no leaves on trees, there was just burnt sticks. there were dead animals everywhere, kangaroos, possums, koalas. 25,000 koalas alone may have perished. nearly half the island was burned. there are fears that the scorched earth may never recover. in february, australia's fires largely burnt out. the months of the destruction left a terrible legacy. it's thought nearly three billion animals had died or been displaced across australia. the cost to the tourism, hospitality, agriculture and forestry industries could be well over $3 billion. at least 33 people died. while smoke inhalation may have caused hundreds more premature deaths. this fire i'll never forget. erm... i don't think my kids will ever forget it. it's sort of something that's going to be so scarred into my brain, erm, i don't ever want to see it again. i think it's a

washington members of the american wolf militia need for shooting practice their leader entrepreneur peter davis with the government. their weapon of choice the infamous a k $47.00 also known as the kalashnikov originally developed for the soviet army. plans to use the assault rifles to defend america's freedom. pretty good classic so they don't make them like that anymore and you could drop it in the mud. peter diaz found an american wolf not long ago he's financed the militias. using more than $100000.00 of his own money earned by renting old office furniture he feels it's his mission to protect america with arms if necessary and i think it should be important for everybody to be familiar with it because especially right now you just don't really know what's going to happen next in the place that we're in this country and the world really is in right now if i would have told you 6 months or a year ago that we were going to be locked down told where you could travel told what you can and can't do who you can and can hang out with where you can eat where you can eat the amount of control that's

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washington members of the american wolf militia heat for shooting practice their leader entrepreneur peter davis with the city government. their weapon of choice the infamous a k $47.00 also known as the kalashnikov originally developed for the soviet army. plans to use the assault rifles to defend america's freedom. pretty good classic so they don't make them like that anymore right you could drop it in the mud. peter diaz found an american wolf mud long ago he's financed the militia you. using more than $100000.00 of his own money earned by renting old office furniture he feels it's his mission to protect america with arms if necessary i think it should be important for everybody to be familiar with it because especially right now you just don't really know what's going to happen next the place that we're in this country and the world really is in right now if i would have told you 6 months or a year ago that we were going to be locked down told where you could travel told what you can and can't do who you can and can hang out with where you can eat where you can eat the amount of control that

washington members of the american wolf militia need for shooting practice their leader entrepreneur peter davis with the government. their weapon of choice the infamous a k $47.00 also known as the kalashnikov originally developed for the soviet army. plans to use the assault rifles to defend america's freedom. pretty good classic so they don't make them like that anymore right you could drop it in the mud and. peter diaz found an american wolf not long ago he financed the militias. using more than $100000.00 of his own money earned by renting out office furniture he feels it's his mission to protect america with arms if necessary and i think it should be important for everybody to be familiar with it because especially right now you just don't really know what's going to happen next the place that we're in this country and the world really is then right now if i would have told you 6 months or a year ago that we were going to be locked down told where you could travel told what you can and can't do who you can and can hang out with where you can eat where you can eat the amount of control that

washington members of the american wolf militia meet for shooting practice their leader entrepreneur peter davis are suing the city government. their weapon of choice the infamous a k $47.00 also known as the kalashnikov originally developed for the soviet army. plans to use the assault rifles to defend america's freedom. pretty good classic so they don't make them like that anymore right you could drop it in the mud and. peter diaz found an american wolf not long ago he's financed the militias. using more than $100000.00 of his own money earned by renting old office furniture he feels it's his mission to protect america with arms if necessary and i think it should be important for everybody to be familiar with it because especially right now you just don't really know what's going to happen next the place that we're in this country and the world really is in right now if i would have told you 6 months or a year ago that we were going to be locked down told where you could travel told what you can and can't do who you can and can hang out with where you can eat where you can eat the amount of co

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davis willis, bbc news, los angeles. let's speak to dr peter at university of california, san francisco — an infectious disease expert. it looks like you are at work at the moment. thank you so much for being on the programme. first of all, what do you make of the drive by?” think it was very disappointing for me and my other colleagues across the country, and sing a president who is actually under active infection control and isolation, he is actively infected. he is still infected. he has reproducing virus. and to have him leave, go in an enclosed space that is not actually designed to keep away chemical weapons and bullets and subject his staff, his secret service agents to potentially infectious viruses in an enclosed space is extremely disappointing. in a way, it sends out a message that you can go out and about, which is not really the case. we do not want people to go out and about who have covid—i9? exactly. we will never do that with our patients. if the president where my patient, we would never let him leave the hospital at this poin

, albio sires, sylvia obby rush, rcia, sanford bishop, sean sston, tom malinowski, peter welch, barbara lee, danny davis, susie lee, eleanor holmes dina alcee hastings, titus, tom o'halleran, and raul grijalva. i want to thank all of them for this movement, as a part of this movement to end domestic violence. october 1 was first declared as national domestic violence awareness month 31 years ago. in 1989. since then, october has been a time to acknowledge domestic violence survivors, and to be a voice for those who have been victimized by domestic violence. domestic violence is prevalent never community and affects all people regardless of age, sose yo economic status, sexual orientation, gender or national origin. i realize i just repeated myself but some things bear repeating. these are such things. physical violence is often accompanied by emotional abuse and controlling behavior as part of a much larger systemic pattern of dominance and criminal. -- and control. the people that i talk to who are supposed to understand this much better than i make it very clear to me that this is about control. about