well, luckily for ricky, i started off. is it to make your so i knew the difference between a book and a movie and that anyone who literally translates book is not gonna end up with a good movie. probably. so to me, the most important thing is to if you say yes to, to make sure that you let them do their job and try not to bug them too much. and so for me was mostly like he is production company was in the area. he knew the community. yeah. understood the issues. you know, the most important thing that, you know, you want to us the represent. this community is people. and the issues they deal with. and you know, you have an interest in assess the trust and all these things that i was interested in. and so to me, like i could see you have the same instincts and the same drive and research to tell this story. so, you know, once i heard back and it's like, yes, go ahead. you know, of course i will say some things, but you know, i didn't ever expect him to actually do any of those suggestions as long as i just add ons. okay. so

ricky let me start with you.bout looking at life as it is. the nature of big government or the separation between classes. maybe bruce springsteen, bob diller, right? we know americans like this. this is in our heart. you've got an interesting perspective about these makeup produced stars versus an everyman like this young man. >> absolutely. the music industry today is was sanitize, overproduce, completely corporate music. the average song has 4 writers to the average hit. and to producers. this is no longer the singer songwriter pouring your heart out. this guy came out of nowhere and was precisely what i think most people want to hear and tapped into that sense that the typical american feels they're not being seen and heard. they finally hear someone singing his heart out and being a voice for them. >> music joan, used to always be about that. especially in the 60s right? we've got the counterculture. i mean my goodness 4 writers and to producers for one song. i can't write anything. joe, in the midst of this

. >>> me and ricky were best friends. he was just a normal kid like everybody. we went to school together. he was a very smart god-fearing person. he studied the bible and was a good student. then certain things started going wrong with ricky and he started doing bad things. he was doing something very wrong. i believe you live by the sword you die by the sword and that is just the way it is. ♪ welcome to "very scary people." i'm donnie wahlberg. the media called it a rampage. there was a serial killer on the loose in california, >>ks throughou> welcome to very people. the media called it a rampage. there was a serial killer on the loose in california. random attacks throughout the spring and summer of 1985. he broke into people's homes, stole anything of value, then assaulted beat and murdered anybody he found inside. now investigators had a promising lead. one that would finally end the night stalker's rain of terror. here is part two of the night stalker. i will be avenged. >> the victim's throat had been slashed. >> he found her horribly mutilated. >> it app

wait and see, because there's no shovels in oakland yet. >> i am amazed by what ricky henderson said.ere's so much blame of the organization, but ricky henderson is pointing the finger at the city and county of alameda and i found that fascinating. from one of the greatest to ever play at the oakland a's. >> he was fired up it's a never-ending saga. i just cover baseball for what it's worth, and decisive see the coliseum for on a weekend. >> i think people are learning to appreciate it while you have it, because you don't know what's going to happen. they can so much, chris. still ahead, a fair to remember. the event in japantown but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes,

ricky, congratulations.ng to judge my generation when it comes to climate change, especially the baby boomers who, between you and me, i think are mainly responsible. but today's ruling may set legal precedent for similar cases in other states. it won't, however, stop the mining or the burning of fossil fuels in montana. what is your reaction to the ruling? >> well, first of all, i'm really excited about the ruling. it's been a long time coming. we've waited three years, being part of this case and we've known about human-caused climate change for at least half a century. getting a ruling that listens to or stories and our voices and the best available science is just really important. yeah. all we can do is the actions that are in our control moving forward. whether that's as individuals or states, we can take responsibility, and all generations are involved in that. >> ricky, the office of montana's attorney general said this ruling is absurd but not surprising from a judge who let the plaintiff's attorney

. >> reporter: ricky rojas said he saw the classic car reverse into a pole and then plow into a father and son on their bicycles. >> the poor kid got sandwiched between -- under the vehicle and the bicycle. >> reporter: ricky said he rushed over to help the injured boy, who he estimates was 10 to 12 years old. >> the kid was tangled up with the bicycle break cables. i went ahead and released the break cables and the kid was able to get out. >> reporter: ricky said he was just at the right place at the right time. he said the boy and his father were taken to the hospital to get checked out. >> it is always good to help out others in need. >>> and this lucky dog is safe home tonight after san francisco firefighters saved him from a cliff . they said yoga the dog was uninsured and is now recovering with extra treats and snuggles. >>> business owners in oakland continue to voice frustration about crime in the area and the lack of response from city hall. donna lynne talked with an owner who said their store have been hit with burglars 10 times in recent years. >> reporter: this store, luck

milam: ricky was very, very scared of mike, and he had panic attacks.uch he despised mike. schecter: mike, who had all these tales about vietnamese women he had raped and killed and polaroid photographs which he would show young ramirez of decapitated heads of women he had raped and then beheaded, and who really schooled him in how to kill stealthily. sometimes gruesome pictures put images in your mind. and they did have a great impact on ricky. ♪ there's no question that his criminal behavior later in life reflects lots of sex offenses that are violent, that involve torture, that involve horrific, brutal acts. so for him, there was a clear fusion between lust and cruelty. hancock: when richard was 13, he was present when mike got into an argument with his wife and shot her in the face and killed her. dietz: ramirez shot many of his victims in the face. that is not a common place to shoot people. and yet he is shooting victims in the face disproportionately often, just like his cousin mike shot the first homicide victim ramirez ever witnessed in the fac

joe concha and ricky shallot, they have opinions they're going to be responding straight ahead.rica leads the world in innovation, but we're in a race to develop tomorrow's technologies with foreign adversaries don't share our values. some politicians are pushing for misguided policies that will undermine america's tech innovators and empower like china, russia, iran and north korea. a threat to our economy. a threat to our national security and a threat to our democracy and freedom of expression. online. >> congress must strengthen, not weaken, american technology . >> sunday morning on fox. history will made as the world cup final takes center stage. game on baby. two countries battle it out for first world cup title. welcome to the world stage. spain. instead, they're going to the final england. let's go to rise up and take the crown. i need to get up early. coverage begins sunday morning at 5 a.m. eastern on fox. so i'm told everything's homemade. it's partially homemade, partially. i mix it with cheez. are you joking with me right now, having gordon ramsay here? i'm terrifi

i said," ricky, i'm happy to be here, since jimmy's not here i'm going to leave."ond, just give me a closeup." i stood there, took a closeup. he said, "we'll edit around you." [ laughter ] i woke up waving. my wife is like, what are you waving at? >> jimmy: the crowd? [ laughter ] >> it was big, brother. >> jimmy: was guillermo there? >> you know, no. you was on vacation with him, i think, i don't know. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: we were in hawaii, yeah. >> jimmy: hawaii. i didn't even make it into your dream. i'm disappointed. i got bumped from your dream. and you got roasted by ricky gervais. [ laughter ] >> man, it was crazy, man. >> jimmy: had you been smoking something the night before? no? >> i been sober, man. >> jimmy: you've been sober? >> what i did the night before, i performed my first ballet. >> jimmy: yeah, tell me about that. >> i mean, i wasn't dancing. >> jimmy: right, right, right. your first ballet. i like the idea of your first ballet. you wrote and composed a ballet? >> yeah, so we performed it in colorado. maybe i had a lot of stress on my hea

and then certain things started going wrong with ricky,

remember or comedy compared to ricky gervais, who's made similar jokes ricky gervais, who's made similarjokesy gervais, who's made similar jokes about transgender issues or frankie boyle, who's joked about rape , which joked about rape, which personally i find slightly more offensive benjamin , why? offensive? um, benjamin, why? why is someone making a joke about the transgender issue acceptable? because you've . but acceptable? because you've. but graham lynam isn't . graham lynam isn't. >> yeah, well, the funny thing about the history of the edinburgh fringe is that it was originally the edinburgh festival . yeah. and they had festival. yeah. and they had this thing where they were quite, you know, the old establishment. the establishment. remember the people to wear people who used to wear pinstripe and hats pinstripe suits and bowler hats and copy of the daily and carry a copy of the daily telegraph who longer the telegraph who are no longer the establishment said, we don't telegraph who are no longer the estabirreverent said, we don't telegraph who are no longer the estabirreverent acts.

and ricky , too, for joining us. and ricky, too, for joining us.icky, send him best best. ricky, send him our best wishes. did. we did put wishes. and we did. we did put up gofundme up on the up the gofundme page up on the screen earlier . it screen there earlier. so it is a it is a salient lesson, as ian says, about holiday insurance . says, about holiday insurance. >> up next, tattoos, love them or hate them, turn on turn off, get in touch. but first, here's the news bulletins with . tamsin the news bulletins with. tamsin as a thank you. >> here are the headlines at 1133. the families of babies murdered or harmed by lucy letby say the search for answers continues as investigators into her case widen. police are looking into the care of 4000 babies who passed through the neonatal wards at the two hospitals where she worked . the hospitals where she worked. the countess of chester hospital is under scrutiny over whether more could have been done to stop letby sooner. yesterday, she was convicted of the murder of seven babies and the attempted murde

ricky cobb should be alive.guish with his family and our community that was experience far too much violence at the hands of law enforcement. the video footage is deeply disturbing, but only reiterate that what we already know. interactions like these with law enforcement should not be a death sentence. we need to do more to ensure this never happens again. i have been in contact with state leaders and i'm urging them to move swiftly to investigate and get justice for ricky and his family, calling for, of course, the removal of these officers involved, as well. what action needs to happen here? >> i mean, we obviously need, you know, swift investigation. ricky was a constituent of mine and it's really important for us to see a thorough investigation for there to be accountability and justice for him and his family. we also have to end this sort of execution that takes place in these kind -- there might be an interaction with police officers. in situations that should not escalate in the way that this situation e

caldwell and new york post columnist ricky shallot.ting with johnno and starting with bud light, i am having a crisis ofus conscience, gino, because coors is now the top beer, it's getting there. i think modelo is there too. i looked at my fridge last night and from pre-pregnancy, so like a year and a half ago i found a case of bud lightof platinum. so do i drink it or not ta's already purchased? i think it's depending on your taste buds. i'll telstl you, companies, especially like bud light, many others are nowbud a theirting marketing strategies. they're looking at how they deal wit h their customer base lea and really learning what their customer base desirernir s. thii >> because at the end of the day, this is a business. so for those who may be considering trying something new or very, very different, they're now saying, you know what, let's really see if this, is somethingyo customers want.go >> and i think that's a gooda thing. it is a good thing. you know, ricky, i went to an event. it was a big conservative event. ervativether

. >> i met ricky in the second grade. he was a normal kid.vities like swimming, having get-togethers. he was brought up catholic. he told me he was not into being a altar boy but he did it for his mom. >> those who knew richard growing up have different recollections of him. >> when we interviewed people, people said he was a petty thief. >> they used to call him fingers because they did not want to leave anything around he could pick up with his fingers and he did not have a great reputation. lying in bed with his 64-year-old wife, lillian. >> a number of weeks pass and there is another attack in monterey park. bill, 66 years old lying in bed with his 64-year-old wife. >> it was the dead of night and the couple was sleeping and the guy snuck into the house. >> the two main explanations for going into a home where one does not know what to expect is first, feeling come confident that you can overcome any obstacle or not carrying one way or another if he lives or dies. >> william was shot in the head with a small caliber gun. >> he was actuall

sam burns, rickie fowler, collin morikawa and jordan spieth are also picked.and country club near rome. it's also the solheim cup next month, and us captain stacy lewis says they will be underdogs as they take on europe in andalucia, looking for their first win in three attempts. the americans include world number one lilia vu, who claimed the british open title this month — her second major. iain carter also caught up with lewis, who is under no illusion what a tough task this will be. we are going overseas, we have lost the last two and this european team is really, really good. their top six is as good as they've ever been. we've got a tall task ahead of us. so, on paper, we've all these players high in the rankings. but europe's got a lot of things in their favour. we gotta go break the streak. do you sense that golf is doing enough to make the most of what is a festival of golf coming up in a fortnight which has you guys playing both cups, with the ryder cup in italy? i don't think we have, to be honest. i would've liked to see more collaboration between

ricky schlott is here. you're with the individual of freedom rights? >> basically.ivisive and uniting? >> i agree. it's not effective and there was a harvard business review of over 800 companies for over 30 years and found just about zero evidence that dei initiatives helped corporate culture and i'd rather watch private companies than corporate and mandate it. a lot are. in the last calendar year, one in three dei rules had turnover and -- -- stuart: it's fading? >> yep, absolutely. the post 2022 boom is cooling. stuart: okay. a recent poll shows 18% of young adults to be extremely proud to be an american. where did that come from? only 18% of youngsters like you. >> yep, i'm part of the 18%, i promise. 4 in 10 gen zers say the founding fatherrers are better described as villains than heros. that's shocking to me. we don't know anything about the country. only 22% of current eighth graders can pass a civics test. if you don't know a country, how do you love it? it's our education system that's failing us, and also paired with the fact that we had social media, the

we have ricky henderson, classic a's. we pick off jordan walker, and walker is safe. a-game tied at 3-3. they both and the a's go up 5-3. bottom seventh, cardinal strike back. around on his horse, bases-loaded. the cardinals we take their lead on the way to a 7-5 victory. no restrictions on brock purdy going forward. he was being held back from some training camps to help his surgically replaced elbow. trey lance started the season game against - rusty, but he was sacked four times. he did improve as the game went off, but he has a lot of work ahead to beat out sam donald. >> that frustrating, but i put it on myself and it seemed to be better, making sure the guys around me are ready to go. so i put that on myself. so i put that on myself. larry: listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later, i still smell fresh. secret works! ohhh yesss. ♪ your bug spray should take out bugs, not keep out people. unlike other sprays that stick around, zevo

. >> reporter: ricky saw the classic car reverse suddenly into a pole and plow into a father and son on their bicycles. >> the poor kid got sandwiched between under the vehicle and the bicycle. >> reporter: ricky says he rushed to help not knowing how badly injured the boy, who he estimates was 10 to 12 years old, actually was. >> the kid was tangled up with the bicycle brake cables. i released the brake cables and the kid was able to get out. >> reporter: he says he was at the right place at the right time. he says the boy was pretty scraped up and he and his father were taken to the hospital to be checked out. >> it's always good to help out others in need. >> it is important. >>> 6:20 in the morning. good morning. it was a bumpy start for self driving cars in san francisco. a snag and now this morning it's a game of who's to blame. we're there. >>> it was a tough one in preseason number one for the 49ers. we look at what needs (♪♪) rsv can be a dadangerous vivirus... [sneeze]e] ...foror those 60 0 and ol. it's notot just a cocold. and d if you're e 60 or olde. .....you may b be at

. >> en el estado de hawai los incendios en la isla de mau y ricky cobraron la vida de varias personasdamnificados y mucha destrucción. nuestro compañero nos cuenta cómo una familia hispana logró sobrevivir al peligro. >> una residente de san francisco que se encuentra en la ciudad donde edificios han sido destruidos tuvo que huir junto con su familia. >> estamos tratando de salir y empezó el fuego más fuerte y el aire más fuerte la gente no podía salir ni para arriba y para abajo. ahí decíamos que la gente estaba gritando. el fuego y la ceniza venía con el aire casi se prende otra casa >> mientras continúan las evacuaciones la recuperación de cuerpos podría durar días y semanas y buscaba la forma de huir de las llamas. >> nunca avanzaban y más el fuego venía y la gente se desesperaba. y vamos para adelante pero nunca pudimos salir de ahí. >> varios incendios que afectan a la isla comenzaron el martes pasado y el incendio ha sido contenido en un 80%. >> al ver que su vida la familia coronell tomó una decisión que le salvó la vida. >> ahí nos metimos debajo del mar ahí estábamos escondi

. >> reporter: ricky saw the classic car reverse into a pole and plow into a father and son on theirles. >> the poor kid got sandwiched under the vehicle and the bicycle. >> reporter: ricky says he rushed to help not knowing how badly injured the boy who he estimates was 10 to 12 years old actually was. >> the kid was tangled up with his arm in the bicycle brake cables. i released the brake cables and the kid was able to get out. >> reporter: he says he was just at the right place at the right time and says the boy was scraped up when he got clear. he and his father were taken to the hospital to be checked out. >> it's always good to help out others in need. >> help others in need. >>> a bumpy start for self driving cars in san francisco. there was a snag and now it's a game of who is to blame. we are there. >>> speaking of a bumpy start, a tough one this preseason for 49ers. we look at what my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his visionon dimmeded with age.e. hehe had amd.. i dididn't know w it then, but t it can prorogress to g, an a advanced foform of t the diseasese. his str

minnesota state troopers learned that the driver of the car ricky cobb ii was subject to make up andy county sheriff's department for violating a protection order that kept him from contacting the mother of his two children. the trooper's body camera show cobb resisting as is he asked to step out of the vehicle and surrender his keys. >> hold on is did a warrant. >> no it's not a warrant i need to you step out. >> hold on hold on. >> get out of the car. >> when you say step out of the vehicle, you need to explain to me. >> this is not lawful, man. get out. >> get out of the car now! >> according to minnesota's bureau of criminal apprehension trooper on the passenger side fired his gun and struck cobb. cobb did not appear to have a gun at the time but the bca says a handgun was found in the back ever the car as well as two cartridge casings. >> life-saving measures were immediately provided by the troopers until emergency services arrived. >> cobb died on the scene, making him the 230th person to die in encounters with minnesota law enforcement since 2,000. >> say his name activists a

basketball team, today in its first meeting in the quadrilateral tournament of georgia, at the home of rickyhe english striker of tottenham last season with an official contract. 4-year-old, worth 100 million euros, joined bayern munich . iran's youth handball lost in the last match in the elimination stage of the world championship in croatia yesterday evening, 3022, and was placed in the 16th place. in the first week of the premier league today, in a preparatory match against the newly established shahr raz shiraz team, shahr raz reached a draw by buying the points of arman gahar sirjan for the new season in league 1. the 27 -year-old meydon mehdi amini sangarban of the sepahan youth team signed an official contract with tajikistan. the fourth appendix of the twelfth period chess world cup in baku, republic of azerbaijan, parham maqsoodlou won the result three and a half in two and a half. the champion of the previous round gave up and withdrew from the tournament round. the quarter finals of the morning coffee league faced each other today. 40 ended as inter. goal the fourth goal of this

it released the brake cables from the bicycle and the kid was able to get out. >> reporter: ricky said he was just at the right place at the right time. he says that the boy was pretty scraped up when he got clear of the car and that he and his father were taken to the hospital to get checked out. >> it is always good to help out others in need. >> reporter: the death toll in maui is now up to 93 making it the fifth deadliest wildfire in u.s. history. crews are working to identify the victims even as they expect the death toll to rise. the 2,200 buildings were either destroyed or damaged. just in west maui. they amount to $6 billion. cbs's jeff nguyen reports on the latest. >> reporter: as the death toll rises, authorities in maui say the efforts to find and identify the dead is still in the early stages. cadaver dogs are sifting through the rubbles of thousands of buildings burnt to the ground. mostly homes. >> we are bringing in more and more teams and more dogs, so we can speed up that process as much as we can. >> reporter: this man says he is searching for missing family members.

ricky, you look so beautiful. i was single. i'd marry you.i was on the in the process of getting the voice the time she gets in the car. we business cards and pleasantries she leaves and gets in the cab with her boss and the boss says she's going to call you and make stop you exchange cards all the time. he's going to call you his wife as soon as she got. i had called this was before of this was cell phone so i had to find a quarter basically make the call. and then for the next several months it was her work schedule. my travel schedules, traveling all over the world as a consultant, the time we tried to make it, finally we got together for drinks. so the king cole bar in new york in front of that very famous painting and shortly thereafter we married tommy lee. i couldn't challenges rapid response effective and relentless follow up and here we are we're coming up on 25 years together so it's a so it can work with medical. medicine policing a very respected profession with one third of the doctors are sued every year for the mistakes but you

they were joined by ricky herndonson and dave stewart who addressed the potential move to las vegas.> i'm not just angry at the organization. i'm angry at the city, the people in the city that can't get nothing together. we lost a lot of professional teams here. and it can't be just the team. it has to be doing something with the city. i think they can keep them here. >> i'm a strong believe that until there's something on the dotted line and everything is signed, sealed and delivered that there's still another day. and so right now, as a -- as a fan, as a player here as a native of oakland, i'm just hoping for another day. >> all right. meanwhile to the game, big win in the stands. she said yes. oakland's nick allen entered with one homer this season. here's a two-run shot. it gives the a's a 3-2 lead in the second. giants they'll respond with four straight runs including how about a two-out bunt? nobody expected that. patrick scores easily. gabe kapler, thumbs up. giants take the lead. allen, his first career two-homer game. he knew it immediately. check this out. the a's fan, fire

of the belgorod region died as a result of a drone attack on the village of shchetinovka , governor rickyhis . people woke up about 7,000 people live here. the entrance to the family's house was littered with a pile of bricks by the day, the main blow, fortunately, at that moment there was no one here. i hear fire. me and i see that i’m already getting there and we flew in a run, she says, natalya is very scared, but even worse because of the children. my child usually always rides a bicycle outside the yard at this time in the morning. this is very scary according to eyewitnesses. the shelling lasted darchenko jumped out of the summer kitchen a few seconds before arrival. babahi also jumped out. here are the various damages received at eight houses, the streets are counting the losses and entrepreneurs in this trading module are still visible smoke from the firefighter sasha for a long time thank god he speaks on the territory of the store there were buyers well that we had windows and a man of 35 years old, he is in intensive care at the valuysk regional hospital with organ damage. uh,

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. >> i am ricky moore, a clerk at the san francisco medical examiner's office. i assist the pathology and toxicology and investigative team around work close with the families, loved ones and funeral establishment. >> i started at the old facility. the building was old, vintage. we had issues with plumbing and things like that. i had a tiny desk. i feet very happy to be here in the new digs where i actually have room to do my work. >> i am sue pairing, the toxicologist supervisor. we test for alcohol, drugs and poisons and biological substances. i oversee all of the lab operations. the forensic operation here we perform the toxicology testing for the human performance and the case in the city of san francisco. we collect evidence at the scene. a woman was killed after a robbery homicide, and the dna collected from the zip ties she was bound with ended up being a cold hit to the suspect. that was the only investigative link collecting the scene to the suspect. it is nice to get the feedback. we do a lot of work and you don't hear the result. once in a while you h

last week we saw coming you know, the episode by senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, ricky was not speaking for several seconds and had to be walked away. there has been questions about senator feinstein's health and her mental capabilities, serving in the senate. does there need to be an age limit in the senate? is that something that congress should discuss? sen. merkley: no, i don't think that has any possibility. it would require a constitutional amendment. i don't see that getting the super majority it takes in both chambers and three quarters of the states. i do say to my team, when i am at that point, that pivot in my life where you start to see the changes in liabilities, let me run for reelection -- don't let me run for reelection. think about senator lahey, who just retired. with the last person there when i was an intern. he was the last senator still serving during the time i am serving as senator. and every single week he was a positive contributor. he brought his humor, he brought his stories about coral reefs bleaching because of his scuba diving, he brought his effe

maybe ricky worth even debating.debate right now , but i agree debate right now, but i agree with claire in that that risk or that miscarriage of justice, if there was one mistake made, it's a devastating mistake. and the irony is, of course, is that this particular case is a case of fundamental state failure in itself . so i think that maybe itself. so i think that maybe what could be the compromise is that the likes of lucy letby firstly, i think there should be a strong psychological, psychological, psychological and psychiatric evaluations of lucy letby to really understand how on earth a human, human being can even behave this way . and i can even behave this way. and i think that there has to be the guarantee that there is that whole life order that this life means life. and i think that's part of the problem, really, that we see many of these sentences where we say this. this a imprisonment this is a life imprisonment sentence. but all too often that doesn't that's not the case. and then people are released. s

sake of, well, relief management, and we see that in the year there, with the occupation pennies, yes rickyvery effectively , at least a significant part of mariupol residents has been driven to rabies. well, how is it done very simply? yes , we need to create human conditions. to make alcohol available everything to turn people into beasts is what he is doing to the russians but this is russia they come to us and do but it is wonderful our viewer one nadiya babenko deciphered the letter y which symbolizes the mariupol resistance so we we can say it out loud on the air, because it is a completely censored word so that the russians can also understand it, go, go away from here, welcome to the exit, dear friends , our first hour of the marathon is over, now angelica will tell you new news , so-and-so, tautology, angelica, a word to you congratulations, colleagues so i will tell you about the fact that the russians attacked odesa again, but something that night was very loud in the crimea and in russia. what happened, i will tell you that the 5408th day of full-scale war between russia and ukr

famer seven the past including ricky henderson and dave stewart , then it was time to see if they couldes against the giants. a big win in the stands. she said yes. straight. 76 oakland straight way for moral coal park. giants not tied with philadelphia for the first wild-card spot. alan felt good as soon as he opened his eyes today. the stands, it gets the juices flowing. >> to get where you want to be, you have to like that, hopefully it's not going to cost us at the end of the year, but it definitely has the potential to. he is also the first defenseman to have more than 100 points. he now gets to play for a stanley cup contender. what are you doing at 3:00 a.m. today? these u.s. soccer fans were at paypal park. u.s. and sweden in an illumination game. megan wide right. alyssa it. round of 16. the earliest they have ever been eliminated. abc sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> donald trump's legal facing an urgent deadline tonight. the last chase they have to make. and a helicopter crash in southern california. what we this van just hit me ou. i thought i was dead. after the

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some uncontrolled scenarios well, but for them to achieve this task, to take kupyansk, go ashore, rickyols, well, and to literally secure the northern flank in order to further develop attempts to attack the donetsk region. well, obviously they have given up on achieving this task for at least some time . indeed, of course, there is still such a moment. that the russians at the same time are still increasing the threat to the civilian population by dropping these guided aerial bombs increase friendly shelling, in such cases it is worth simply always remembering that to destroy civilian infrastructure, the russians usually need many times or even dozens of times less shells than when they carry out firing tasks at the positions of our troops well, simply because the civilian infrastructure is destroyed more easily and there you need shells . well, a couple of dozen literally for some such a settlement, well, we were joined by roman kostenko, the secretary of the verkhovna rada for national security issues, colonel of the sbu . greetings roman good day and we will also move to the south a

children, august supplies stopped a crisis between 5 affections and living owns launches tele cindy, and ricky chan. we've begin initiated with this point, international pressure and condemnation cooley does have ones that they will respond to any aggression with force. they have scrapping a range of military agreements with wisdom l i friends, which was really 1500 troops in the country and pulling out some issues and best it is to from nigeria to go. and the united states child strength and reports from the car and send a go from regional into the streets of regions capital in the show of support for military to the shaking many west african countries and the international bankers because of the potential secuity indications for the inside region the french all new must get out of it. yeah. there's no reason for them to be a new tier. now they are the terrorist of defense ministers from echo as met for 2nd day and night, year in capital of boucher to discuss how to resolve the crisis. the regional economic and security organization says military intervention in this year. it could be a last

and ricky breaking this theory. the was kicked, is now living up to the high, especially on the page. 3 of the world's top 10 teams heading home early. well morocco, the 1st arab nation ever, it's a play at a women's world cup, is through to the knockout stage. on each stage view for a while on his truck, when thoughtful, we start happy, we dedicate this victory to old american people. and especially as much as the king mohammed, we're really proud of what we've achieved for the american people. this is the truck, the, the winners who live here in sydney on august the 20th. but they want me to sign champions, germany olympic champions, canada, or even 6007 find list for sale. barrel loud, well low re run themes. 1000000 co, jamaica and south africa had surprised us to reach the round of 16. it shows how global the growth of the women's game is. an offense here, a loving it's. it's been amazing. i think a lot of people expected there to be some big blow out in this tournament, and i think there's been more competitio

sam burns, rickie fowler, collin morikawa, and jordan spieth are also picked.istian. yevgeny prigozhin, the russian mercenary boss who died in a plane crash last week, has been buried in a private ceremony in st petersburg, ending days of speculation over how he would be laid to rest. the announcement on the telegram messaging app came as a surprise. hours earlier, the kremlin had said it had no information about mr prigozhin�*s funeral except that president putin would not be attending. our russia editor steve rosenberg was there. all day, st petersburg has been buzzing with rumours and counter rumours and speculation about where exactly prigozhin would be buried. on social media, at least four different cemeteries were being talked about as possibilities. in the end, it was none of them. at the end of the day, mr prigozhin�*s representatives revealed that he would be buried in the cemetery behind me. no military honours for the head of the wagner paramilitary group, and reportedly only a few people attended. now, we have been told by police here that the ceme

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