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patsy ramsey died in 2006 of ovarian cancer.lder police say in the last 26 or so years they have received more than 21,000 tips, letters and emails about this case adding that they have conducted some 1,000 different interviews in 19 different states. >> bill: the story goes on, wow, thanks in dallas. thank you. so president biden meeting with his chinese counterpart on monday in his first down with president xi since taking office. white house press secretary saying this. the leaders will discuss efforts to maintain and deepen lines of communication between the united states and prc. responsibly manage competition and work together where our interests align especially on trans national challenges that effect the international community. the two leaders will discuss a range of regional and global issues. i don't know how you did it, dana. all those years. mike gallagher member of the house armed services committee and intel committee. thank you for your time today. what is your measure of expectation from this meeting? >> well,

tim tebow, dave ramsey, two great ones queuing up ready to go. let's start here, thanks giving leftovers now in the fridge, holiday season now officially in full swing, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas as trees light up around the world including our own veranda, a big ceremony on fox square a few days ago. you can catch your favorite carol maybe on the radio station or maybe a full-time christmas radio station or your favorite movie on a movie channel that reminds you of christmas growing up. angela's question is up for debate again, diehard christmas movie that happens to feel that way from baking decorating to giftgiving and it feels like things are back to normal this holiday season, no one is saying pandemic but these age-old traditions bring us back, bringing memories of family and friends together, we were forced to change because of covid a few years ago. are we going back to those lives? let's talk about the traditions. what's changed forever? i don't know your answer we sent joey to the streets to find out how people plan to

area man is one of president biden's new nominees to as a us attorney the president tapped ismail ramseyo serve as the top federal prosecutor in the northern district of california ramsey is a berkeley defense attorney and adjunct professor at uc berkeley. he represented former san francisco public works director muhammad nuru who you may remember pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges. he also represented anthony leveadowski the former waymo employee who pleaded guilty to theft of trade secrets ramsey's nomination will need to be confirmed by the senate which likely will not happen until after the new year. now to the world cup at a huge victory for the us national team this goal by christian pulisic pulisic propelled the us to a one to nothing victory over iran helping the team advance to the next round president biden gleefully broke the news to attendees at an event today in michigan. the usa usa. a big game, man. well, i spoke to the coach of the players. i said you can do this. they when i they're gonna they did it god love them. but today's match though between the us and iran it

— hard to deny that, but also rat adam ramsey injured before this world cup.luence — cup. they simply didn't have the influence they haven't done for most of this— influence they haven't done for most of this year— influence they haven't done for most of this year even into the build—up of this year even into the build—up of the _ of this year even into the build—up of the tournament. there were flashes— of the tournament. there were flashes from people like harry wilson— flashes from people like harry wilson he was on the given a fleeting _ wilson he was on the given a fleeting performance and not game against _ fleeting performance and not game against on the used as a substitute. the most _ against on the used as a substitute. the most potent threat going forward for whales _ the most potent threat going forward for whales even he wasn't able to deliver— for whales even he wasn't able to deliver on— for whales even he wasn't able to deliver on this stage. they will come — deliver on this stage. they will come home and have to analyse what next _ come home a

, — tournament, a penalty in aaron ramsey, and other really good player— ramsey, and other really goodnk deep down, well to be and i think deep down, well to he very— and i think deep down, well to be very happy to admit the tournament and they go home and for wells, — tournament and they go home and for wells, the transition, those _ for wells, the transition, those older players, probably the last — those older players, probably the last time and there were some — the last time and there were some young bright talent in coming _ some young bright talent in coming the next qualifying stage. _ coming the next qualifying stage, using this experience to push _ stage, using this experience to push on — stage, using this experience to push on and i'm sure they will not have — push on and i'm sure they will not have to wait this long before _ not have to wait this long before they're qualified for another world cup. as we've been hearing the usa are also into the next round and news of their victory came through while president biden was at an event in michigan. this is his response. usa! u

chief ramsey, let me begin with you. we of course hear of the type location, this is an lgbtq night club and even though motive has not been expressed, there what has to be sort of alarm bells that go forward investigating this. >> with, remember, the suspect is still alive, which means there will be a rile there, trying to get as much information as possible, going through his social media, probably executing search warrants at his home, vehicle, trying to get as much information as they possibly can to see what the possible motive could be and also interviewing the suspect if he's willing to cooperate. so they've got a lot of work to do. this is a crime scene. five deceased, several injured. not all of whom were injured by gun fire. because there will be a trial, they're going to take their time and go through vthe evidence. >> we want to clarify we don't know the possible motive that hate was a factor. i was just looking on twitter and obviously the lgbtq community is in shock and of course there are mentions of the p

pete: the cold case on the murder of child beauty queen jonbenet ramsey reopened by police with a newtion after 26 years. here to break down the leads and the theories, fox nation host nancy grace. nancy, thanks for being here. it's a name we all know and remember. they're reopening the case. why? >> well, i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the father, john ramsey, has been begging the governor -- can you imagine, the father of a murdered child having to beg the governor to go over the heads of the police to get closure if there is any such thing? begging the governor to take the little bit, the minuscule amount of dna that has been salvaged prosecute murder scene and have it -- from the murder scene and have it tested at an outside, independent crime lab who specializes in minuscule or degraded dna. that's what they do. a lot of state crime lab ares don't do that particular thing. but think about it, you've got to do an online petition to try to get justice? and this whole goose chase, wild goose chase about looking at the little brother, i mean, he was so frail. jonben

chief ramsey, this is horrific, gru gruesome, bizarre. lucy laying this out here.rning there were two additional roommates that were there when the killings happened. they were not injured. they were not held hostage nor did authorities find out anything happened until many hours after this such that it had occurred. what happened here? >> there are an awful lot of unanswered questions. it's possible for the other two people to be in a remote part of the house. couldn't hear something. where were the bodies found? on the first floor, altogether, separate? there are a lot of unanswered questions here. i'm sure right now the investigators are going through social media of all four victims to try to find out whether or not there's anything there that could give them a clue. it is possible since they were out partying someone did come home with them. maybe the first two came in, they had a third party, the other two couldville walked in on what was going on. it's strange saying this is targeted. what is it that makes them say it's targeted? they said that early on. >>

ramsey will need to be confirmed by the u.hich probably will not take up his nomination until next year. all right, pop warner football team in santa clara headed off to orlando on friday to play for the national championship. eight teams from around the country to make the playoffs ktvu south bay reported. lamonica peters was with the team in santa clara tonight for a going away party. and their final fundraiser. with a winning record of nine and to santa clara wildcats 11 you team are going to orlando to try and bring home the national championship trophy looking forward for the experience. uh not only just going to florida and like having that cool time with the teammate but like playing in a championship game. just something i've never experienced. it was really cool. the wildcats gathered at senores pizza tuesday for a going away party and final fundraiser that included raffling off a big screen. tv head coach roger young says the trip will cost about $60,000, and they raised about half of it so far. these are kids with d

chief ramsey, we appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> also, two men are in custody this morning of a allegedly making threats to attack a new york synagogue. they were arrested at penn station early yesterday morning when one of the men was carrying a large knife and a nazi arm band with a swastika. >> the other suspect is facing a single charge of having a weapon. they have searched an upaper westside apartment. >>> a glock was discovered in a back pack at that location. sources tell please an imminent attack may have been in the works. >>> the national weather service says winds up to 30 miles per hour could produce heavy snow at a rate of two to three inches per hour. while some travel bans have been lifted, many still remain in place. >> authorities have written more than 500 citations for drivers breaking the travel ban and they say they've towed dozens of vehicles stuck on the side of the road or that were involved in accidents because of all of that white stuff. snowfall totals of more than suck

let's discuss this with charles ramsey, and peter lakota. thank you both for joining me.eral of the co-workers at that walmart, they want he exhibited threatening behavior, that he made disturbing comments. do you see any red flags from what we've heard so far? >> you know, the funny thing is red flags are easy to find after the fact. you know, they're saying he acted 0d, disturbing behavior, but did they report that to anyone? was it sufficient to take any kind of action at all? i don't know the answer to that. it's easy to see things after the fact. at this investigation unfolds, we'll learn more, but right now it is just a tragedy. i don't know if there are any red flags that could have changed it, other than certainly the gun laws that we currently have that just allow people to constantly get their hands on guns that really should not have them. >> he was the manager you wanted to watch out for, one of the workers at walmart said. peter, in colorado springs, the suspect there, we just saw that video, they had had had previous stand jot with law enforcement. what in y

united got one back through an own goalfrom jacob ramsey, who then scored at the right end to seal victory and paces and i think today was very good for them and i think the way we made the 90 minutes, it was optimistic and it's only the first step and we have to work a lot to continue improving. newcastle's excellent start to the season continues. they thrashed southampton 4—1 at st mary's — miguel amiron with the opener. chris wood added a second before joe willock made it 3—0. southampton did get one back — but bruno guimaras rounded off the victory in stoppage time. and there was late drama at the london stadium — as michael 0lise scored a 94th minute winner to snatch victory for crystal palace — as they beat west ham 2—1. the victory is palace's first away win of the season — and moves them into the top half. the pressure continues to mount on rangers manager giovanni van bronckhorst — as they fell seven points behind leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. that's after they were beaten 2—1 by stjohnstone — james brown with a stunning strike to put the home side ahead. stjohnstone

you expect garfield and aaron ramsey could turn that games on its head and this is their chance.s on its head and this is their chance.— that games on its head and this is their chance. i guess rob page was thinkin: if their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there _ their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was _ their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was a _ their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was a game - their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was a game for. thinking if there was a game for a them to redo them themselves this was the opportunity. it was an ambition by wills a wall performance. they have been brutally on nest in their press conferences that they didn't play well enough. and yet rob page has showed faith in repetition rather than form. some fans may have preferred some changes as they need some pace in that attack. but keep her more is potentially a player they meet introducer impact. certainly speaking to the funds it must be a win for wills. flip it the other way and they have nothing to lose and t

united got one back through an own goalfrom jacob ramsey, who then scored at the right end to seal victoryand paces and i think today was very good for them at the end we get result in the way we made a 90 minutes was to be optimistic but only the first step and we have to work a lot to continue improving. using lose them again, start the first half. — using lose them again, start the first half, start the second half. that _ first half, start the second half. that is — first half, start the second half. that is unacceptable for that yet to be ready— that is unacceptable for that yet to be ready for the game and we were not. be ready for the game and we were not they— be ready for the game and we were not. they look more fresh, more ready _ not. they look more fresh, more ready hours— not. they look more fresh, more ready. hours has two b, we have to be more _ ready. hours has two b, we have to be more sharp for that as i say, the team _ be more sharp for that as i say, the team in— be more sharp for that as i say, the team in fourth as well. don't get me wrong _ newcastle's excellent star

ramsey in the midfield.y can be more thanjust gareth bale's team. for now, it is about acclimatising to life in doha and football's a bigger stage. hywel griffith. so that's wales. to england now. they kick—off at 4 o'clock in the afternoon local time, so it's likely to be pretty hot when they face iran. they had another training session today, as they look to acclimatise as quickly as they can. and just as the usa did a couple of days ago, the players have met with some of qatar's migrant workers. alex howell is our reporter in the england camp. england took to the training pitch for the second day after arriving here in qatar. 25 of the 26 players took part in the session. and the one player who didn't take part was the person who spoke to the media yesterday, at leicester city's james maddison. he was left out as a precaution for a knee injury he picked up in the last premier league game before this international break. it was very hot when the team trained earlier, around 32 degrees, and it was part of a

. >>> let's bring in cnn's senior law enforcement analyst charles ramsey. so, former commissioner, we are hearing from walmart employees that there were some red flags that they observed. let me just read you one thing that a former employee told us. he was always saying the government was watching him. he didn't lake social media. he kept black tape on his phone camera. another person said he said that if he ever got fired from his job he would retaliate and people would remember who he was. so, you know, certainly concerning comments but we don't have any information at this point that anything would have precluded him from purchasing a firearm or obtaining a firearm so could any of these warning signs, you know, startling comments have done anything to prompt law enforcement to take more action before this shooting happened? >> well, i haven't heard anything that would prompt law enforcement to come in and take action, seize guns, things of that nature. i mean, he obviously was not a very good boss, that is true, but he's not the only person that falls i

thanks to this man admiral birch bertram ramsey. between the 28th of may and the fourth of june the british managed to evacuate 338,000 british french and belgian soldiers. they're not their equipment. almost immediately the story. i've done kirk became a national myth. it is true that during the evacuation during this constant aerial bombardment. there was a fleet of small private ships that went from ports around england around southern england to help evacuate the soldiers, but the truth is that this was at best symbolic. the real heroes of the story where the raf kept the luftwaffe at bay and the world navy that evacuated these sailors from these ships onto the larger warships. they got the majority home churchill made it clear that dunkirk was anything but a victory as he said wars are not one by evacuations. nevertheless the story of dunkirk at the time um gave heart to the british people when they needed it. most churchill called it a deliverance and that deliverance was engineered and no small part by ramsey, but with church

was nationally known for his work on cases like the column line massacre and the murder of jonbenÉt ramseynterest in natalie was personal as well as professional. when they met again a few years later, he asked her to lunch. >> i took him up on the offer and i had the longest village i've ever had. it was hours and it was fabulous. i love it every minute of it. >> ours turned into years. they got engaged. >> he was a brilliant forensic psychiatrist, but he was, in my biased opinion, and even better human being. >> he had two sons of his ex-wife and they were the center of his world. >> he would say to the boys, work hard, don't say can't, be nice, and have fun. >> steve was a master at delving into someone's mind, understanding what made them take. >> no matter who retained him or what they wanted him to say, you can always tell you what he really thought. i'm sure you noticed that about him. >> i did. >> my name is dr. steven pitt. >> i interviewed steve pitt in 2016 for a report on the 20th anniversary of the jonbenÉt ramsey case. >> i get good answers, come on. >> for real. >> a sharp g

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bring in connecticut independent voter ruth anne ramsey. she's retired, and has not voted yet, but is leaning republican, she says, due to concerns about the economy. ruth, welcome to you, thanks for joining us. >> hi, i'm fine. thank you. >> sandra: we saw you quoted in some of those articles about female voters in this country, the issues that matter most to them and some that have historically voted democrat who might be leaning republican this time around. you don't have to give away everything, but what's on your mind, what are the top issues for you in this election? >> well, i think that crime and inflation, probably inflation first, and then crime, and then china, of course, is a concern. so -- but crime is a big issue everywhere. i live in a pretty quiet little town, we have a lot of crime here. so -- we live -- i live -- the town is located between two larger cities with major highways going through, i don't know if that has any relevance, but -- it just -- there's crime everywhere. >> sandra: interesting. noting, obviously, that

chief charles ramsey, good to see you. thank you so much. >> thank you, fred. >>> all right.rth korean leader kim jong-un oversees the launch of a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile and declares his country will react to countries with nuclear weapons. what is he up to? a few years old we want to buy your car so go to carvana enter your license p plate answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds when you're ready we'll come to you pay you on the spot and pick up your car that's it so ditch the old way of selling your car and say hello to the new way at carvana moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rh. but no i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinv

as show does almost every day, famous shark scientist ocean ramsey was prepared to jump in the watern this happened >> i rushed in the water too fast and she totally -- she reacted to that. >> queen nikki, a 16-foot tiger short. >> i saw her she was plus enough with enough speed and there were like -- i knew that i needed to back off inthat moment. >> reporter: if all you saw is what you've seep in the movies but to ocean it's just the movies. >> i grew up with that tiger shark. >> i've none here for over 20 years? she says those animals are not docile and deserve respect they are not and that's what i want to be sure comes across? ocean ramsey has made a name for herself posting incredible visitors swimming with sharks and she educates hedge every day about shark behavior like show can with our own miguel almaguer. >> amazing how many sharks there are. >> as for credit >> it's just hike that's kicky, you know, queen nicky and she's a fun interactive shark. we were so excited to that are moment, and i was so excited to see her? for the news, taylor twist the 11-time grammy winner is

chief ramsey, i want to start with you. chesapeake authorities releasing this so-called death note we just heard our brian todd reading some of that. the shooter detailed his grievances. he references god and satan. when you hear what's in that note, what stands out to you? >> well, i mean, clearly he had mental health issues, there's no question about that. there was some degree of planning or at least thought that went into this since he wrote the note. but what's most disturbing, and not most disturbing, but certainly one of the most disturbing parts of this entire story is the fact he was able to buy a gun in the morning and use it to kill people in the evening. i mean, there's no waiting period in virginia. people get their hands on these guns just too easily. and that's a problem that's got to be fixed. and that, to me, is very, very disturbing. >> jennifer, to that point, virginia doesn't have a waiting period law. how effective are waiting periods when they are instituted? >> waiting periods are, you know, thought t

you will a great ball from jacob ramsey found ollie watkins who made it 1—0.all behind the villa defence and bruno fernandes' pass was tapped in by anthony martial. the midlands side took the lead again just after the hour mark — leon bailey's header turned into his own net by diogo dalot. before marcus rashford celebrated his call—up to the england world cup squad by showing excellent persistence to score united's second equaliser of the night. with 11 days to go, until england kick off their world cup campaign, gareth southgate has confirmed the 26—man group that'll be travelling to qatar. much of the team is tried and tested, but perhaps the most eye—catching on that list are james maddison and callum wilson — getting their first international call—ups in three years. maddison�*s only england cap came as a substitute against montenegro in november 2019. get he's playing really well. he's a good player. we've always said he's a good player. he’s good player. we've always said he's a good player-— a good player. he's earned the riuht. a good player. he's earn

s attorney in the same office he has now nominated to lead ramsey will need to be confirmed by the u.'t be taken up until next year. hundreds of african american and latino families have filed a claim against the city of palm springs, asking for reparations for harm caused when their families homes were torn down in the 19 fifties and sixties, the homes burning around us. and when i think about it it just breaks my heart. the homes in the segregated neighborhood called section 14 were burned and bulldozed because they were on tribal land and the tribe, one of the area back to the city of palm springs, issued an apology more than a year ago. and now attorneys for the evicted families say up to $2 billion in damages could be owed to the families removed from that land. this isn't just about money. this is about recognition of the contributions of these families made the building upon springs. well the city of palm springs released a statement saying, in part, while this process may seem to be taking longer than some might like the city has an obligation to thoroughly investigate the his

ramsey will need to be confirmed by the u.senate, which probably will not be taking up his nomination until next year. one of the survivors of the mass shooting at a walmart in virginia last week has filed a lawsuit against the retail giant. the $50 million lawsuit accuses walmart if continuing to employ the gunmen who quote had known propensities for violence, threats and strange behavior. the plaintiff in the lawsuit is a store employee who says bullets whizzed by her face, and she witnessed coworkers brutally murdered right next to her. she also says she's experiencing post traumatic stress disorder both physical and emotional. walmart has not commented publicly on the lawsuit. president biden is working with congressional leaders hoping to avoid a crippling rail strike. that strike could happen next week. foxes lauren blanchard has more now from washington. we're going to find other areas of common ground hill with republicans set to take over the house in the new year, president biden gathered congressional leaders at the

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five players were missing from the open session, among them that man, gareth bale, as well as aaron ramseylanned and that the players are fit. one man who was out on the grass was midfielderjoe who hasn't played for swansea city since september. he is key to making that team tick. we think he is almost much ready but whether he is named in that 3011 against usa on monday we don't know yet. we know the team have been watching videos of their opponents and they expect a fast, physical game but they won't face the heat because it's the late kick—off, tempe wales against the usa. kick-off, tempe wales against the usa. ., ~ kick-off, tempe wales against the usa. . ~ , ., kick-off, tempe wales against the usa. ., , , ., , kick-off, tempe wales against the usa. . r ,f while the wales football team are feeling on top of the world, for the rugby side, humiliation. they suffered one of the more shocking defeats in their history, losing 13—12 to georgia in cardiff. scotland had a big win over argentina. matt graveling has been watching today's autumn internationals. with just one win in five, wales w

even celebrity shifts as the would aid and go to ramsey county on a friday. not what was this place like? it was crazy nights, really bad people getting drunk, people, dosikin tables. and what people have to buy. it was just like settled music and people in fake swayed ways, coach and bow ties. there was no answer, gracious when you got stuff. you're like everybody else. we had a cult following. as everyone rooms were safe to watch. the pandemic ended the party locked down to push small businesses like hot dogs into financial straw. rod says his clientele disappeared because london became a ghost. campbell for it was a big hit for us. and there was times when this, when you sat there all night and literally had 2 or 3 customers for the whole evening. it's a sad ending in 0 rods. now 49 began working with his mother here as a teenager. today all of the signage is being removed from the restaurant will put blood, sweat, and tears into this double emotional because i'm my mom is the one who started off in 1988. i lost my mom 5 years ago. this is often great for

even celebrity shifts, se bought ane and golden ramsey properties on a friday not what was this place like? it was crazy, nice, rich people getting drawn people dosikin tables and what people have to buy it was a just like to talk music and people in like suede ways, coach and bow ties. there was no answer. braces when you have to watch stuff. you're like everybody else. we have a cult following as everyone is, when we say to watch the pandemic in did the party locked down to push small businesses like what stop into financial straw. raj says his clientele disappeared . london became a ghost town. it was a big hit for us and there was times when this, when you sat there all night and literally had to 3 customers for the whole evening . it's a sad endeavor, nero. roger, now 49, began working with his mother here as a teenager. today all of the signage is being removed from the restaurant small problems when it hasn't been like this double emotional because i'm my mom's the one who started off in 1988 and i lost my mom 5 years ago because it often gave them a mind seeing them is more ab

it primarily followed jessica and one babysitting charge, ramsey rogers. both of these characters penalty the absolute world to me. jessie was the only black member of the babysitters club and felt like her family was the only black family in town. like claudia, the only asian member, jessie hit on things like prejudice and ignorance that were all too common in my life. meanwhile danielle was a child with leukemia. while i was fortunate enough to not have endured anything like what danielle went through, i had a sycamore and we were terrified of all attention from doctors, home gameses, or otherwise. hospitals or otherwise.in in jessie's fashion and danielle's experiences apart and then together, i found in a book that reflection of my reality. now i had gone and misplaced that book. so no other child who was struggling and that to me was the absolute worst consequence. in the end, of course the end was far more lenient than cramer suggested. there would be no $100,000 charge for me. whew. she said they'd flag the book in the system and give it six months

if primarily followed jessica ramsey's frustrations and adventures with one sitting charge danielle roberts. both of these characters meant the absolute world to me. jesse was the only black member of the babysitter's club and it felt like her family was the only black family in town. like claudia the only asian member jesse hit upon things like prejudice and ignorance that were all too common in my life. meanwhile, danielle was a child with leukemia. and while i was fortunate enough not to have endured anything like what danielle went through. i had a sick mother and we were terrified of all attention from doctors hospitals or otherwise in jessie's and daniels experiences a part and then together. i found in a book reflections of my reality. and now i had gone and misplaced that book. so no other child who was struggling with similar issues could find the comfort that i did. and that to me was the absolute worst consequ. in the end, of course my librarian was far more lenient than kramer would have suggested. there would be no 100,000 charge for me. she said that they would flag the book i

players like ramsey, bale orjoe allen, like they have exceeded their limit at the moment.ers around them really are not on that level. they did well to get here. it's the taking part that counts? it's the taking part that counts. and i've loved every second of being here. the few number of welsh people in the ground, i thought we made a lot of noise. sang a lot of songs. gareth bale spent much of last night on the sidelines, too. injured and off at half time, his influence is waning, but his international career not over yet. i'll keep going as long as i can and as long as i'm wanted. so it's a difficult moment now, obviously. but yeah, we go again. in the rather hot light of day there are plenty of questions over where wales go from here and whether they've got what it takes to qualify for another major tournament. speaking to bbc breakfast, one former international says this world cup will have helped. we put ourselves at a level now where we expect to be qualifying for major tournaments every time they come around and just the experience that everybody would have had as

going forward, the big problem for robert page is, does he play gareth bale and aaron ramsey.id they are being carried. can he have them in the squad. hoping for a moment of magic, will he rest one or both of them? a big call for robert page to make. we do know that being a home nation clash, and the two sets of fans gathering, we are in for a cracking game. the english coach of canada — john herdman — has apologised after using a derogatory term, when instructing his players how to approach their game against croatia on sunday. it's must win for both teams. croatia have 1 point in the group — and canada lost their opening game. herdman is certainly relishing the contest. iam super i am super excited for a huge match tomorrow. 0urteam i am super excited for a huge match tomorrow. our team are light, bright, and clear, and ready to go. it will be a defining moment for canada in this world cup. it is one of those do or die games that we have to perform in to stay in the world cup. i am pretty excited, to be honest. it is a massive game, canada playing croatia a world cup. we get

they are also the older— go. -- and aaron ramsey.er game in a wales l bale's last ever game in a wales shirt, _ bale's last ever game in a wales shirt, it — bale's last ever game in a wales shirt, it would be really nice if he does _ shirt, it would be really nice if he does not — shirt, it would be really nice if he does not go _ shirt, it would be really nice if he does not go out having lost to our biggest _ does not go out having lost to our biggest rivals. does not go out having lost to our biggest rivals-— biggest rivals. ryan, we had seen the build-up _ biggest rivals. ryan, we had seen the build-up to _ biggest rivals. ryan, we had seen the build-up to this, _ biggest rivals. ryan, we had seen the build-up to this, even - biggest rivals. ryan, we had seen the build-up to this, even the i the build—up to this, even the primary schoolchildren are saying it does not matter if we win or lose, it is the fact we have got there. you think the emotion, the energy from the fans, from the country, from the fans, from the country, from

paul ramsey medical center psychiatric clinic. they actually cleared out the clinic to allow a shaman to conduct a ritual to retrieve the lost spirit. health care institutions have found a way to accommodate and support mock practitioners, and so we're seeing this on the level of the individual and institution. by 1989, university hospital in st. paul was allowing shaman to burn incense and conduct rituals in hospital rooms. st. paul's children hospital ran a monk awareness program, and by 2009, mercy medical center in california created the first program in the nation to offer formal licenses amongst shaman's, who were approved by the hospital to conduct nine healing rituals. the story live free today matters for reasons -- based among the americans in the 80s and 90s. first, it reminds us that the issue of religious freedom and health should not be limited to contemporary issues facing white christians, especially evangelical christians. even though those topics tend to take up a lot of our attention. conflicts centered on relig

it's going to be very, ramsey. it's going to be very, very difficult for them.d that simply is not going to. okay, so neville southall, if i can come to you then do you want to make the case for the welsh . well, why case for the welsh. well, why can't we wait? i don't understand why we can't win it all. gareth got to gareth a lot of ramsey joel and they probably realise it's the last world cup, so i think they'll give everything tonight and there's no reason why we can't win . i no reason why we can't win. i don't think so. i'll score four or five, but i think we can win the will we showed the game will we showed ourselves anywhere near we're capable of . so i think tonight capable of. so i think tonight a nightmare us and joe will not need. nightmare us and joe will not need . go out and show the need. go out and show the country what they're all about and show the world what they're all about. let's chocs at the moment in the world cup so i don't see why we can't win. okay, well, i would just reading an article that you'd written about gareth saying that he's

he has gareth bale and aaron ramsey in the squad.ment of magic? as you mentioned, home nation rivalry. 0ne magic? as you mentioned, home nation rivalry. one thing is for sure, the two sets of fans will make it an unbelievable atmosphere. come next tuesday that will be a cracking game. tuesday that will be a cracking came. ~ .., �* tuesday that will be a cracking ame, . . ., �* ., tuesday that will be a cracking came. . �* ., ., , tuesday that will be a cracking game. we can't wait, that will be an amazin: game. we can't wait, that will be an amazing atmosphere. _ away from the world cup — and plenty of domestic fa cup action today — with the second round taking place. and a shock for afc wimbledon, beaten by non—league opposition. the lost to chesterfield, of the national league 2—0 at home. goals coming from armando dobra in the first half — and jeff king — 15 minutes before the end. they seal their spot in the third round, the stage where premier league and championship teams enter the mix. the dream is over for seventh tier alvech

missing from the open session, among them that man above my shoulder, gareth bale, as well as aaron ramsey0ne are told that was preplanned and that the players are fit. one man out on the grass was midfielderjoe allen, who hasn't played for swansea city since september. he is key to making that team tick. we think he is a mid—match ready but whether he is a mid—match ready but whether he is noted that that 11 of the usa on monday we don't yet know. we know the team have been watching videos of their opponents and expert a fast, physical game, but they won't at least face the heat because it's the late kick—off, tempe m wales against the usa. hywel griffith is soon to be played in doha for us beneath that large picture gareth bale for the we will be back to consider the opening match of the football world cup. england produced a dramatic comeback to draw their autumn international with new zealand 25—25 at twickenham. the all blacks made a blistering start when dalton papali'i ran half the length of the field following an interception. the all blacks added a second inside nine minutes befor

you know, when you look at g o l and you look ramsey as well, and are they at their optimal best? they need to be to, to take england to the test. ok, well the rivalry between the 2 british nations go backs centuries. but when it comes to their border, nothing is straightforward. fame bad by reports from honey minnock. in most other places, this would probably be called hedging your bets. but the sight of the welsh and english flags side by side is nothing unusual here and honey minish. a place that lies right on the border between the 2 nations. not that you'd notice much of a boundary in this area, just the occasional roadside perhaps. but sitting on the device does make things a little complicated when england play whales. like on tuesday evening. the hearing the cross keys all are welcome, but there's a definite, lean towards garrett, south gates, england sides a few short facts across the main road in the village. and you've gone from england to wales and the dolphin pub, landel. john turned proudly. where's his wails top as he gets ready for the big game that the reds have t

tim tebow, dave ramsey, two great ones queuing up ready to go.e, thanks giving leftovers now in the fridge, holiday season now officially in full swing, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas as trees light up around the world including our ow

reflecting this alternative framework physician researchers at saint paul ramsey medical center sought to collect data not only about victims physical and mental health but also their spiritual and religious beliefs the twin cities sons planning product for example was a coordinated effort by public health officials and members of the monk refugee community to improve understanding one of its central questions was does anxiety from cultural uprooting and change and beliefs play a role in these deaths. it's case questionnaire, which you can see here revealed how physician researchers and health officials were engaging in among spiritual beliefs under religious and social life. the questionnaire asked did the subject go to church. what kind did the subject believe what he heard in church. did he retain ancestor worship? what were views about it? at the same time that mong americans and their allies were seeking more culturally informed approaches to sons. there were also pushing for accommodations for traditional among healing practices. individual healthcare providers sometimes made spe