rob kelly says assisted dying would put the disabled and vulnerable in even greater danger.tten off by doctors because of her severe physical and learning disabilities. rachel was perceived by some of the medical profession as having no quality of life, purely because she was in a wheelchair. and when we were in hospital, we were pressured time after time to have do not resuscitate put on her notes. going forward, i think doctors will see this as an easy way out. some people's lives will be put at risk purely because they have a disability and seen as having no value. when you don't have to worry about what your death is going to be like, you can actuallyjust live that little bit more. but for lorna pirozzolo, who is terminally ill with advanced breast cancer, it would be a comfort to know that an assisted death was an option injersey. she's hoping the law will come in time for her, as she fears dying in pain. there's no purpose to forcing somebody to endure torture towards the end of their life. you know, i do have to consider, do i save up for dignitas or if scotland enact

kelly horan: rob fisher wants to know, ok, if you say that this was what you did as a matter of course, show me the tape from the night before. if what i see there is rick abath opening the closing the door, i will believe him. and that'll be good enough for me. rob fisher: it was a 24 hour loop system. there were seven tapes. it didn't appear anybody had focused on those. [dramatic music] seen video, a man who may have pulled off the biggest art heist in history. take a good look. the grainy video is from march 17th, 1990, the night before, two men broke into boston's isabella stewart gardner museum. [suspenseful music] what we now know, the person rick abath led in the night before was the deputy director of security at the gardner museum, who reportedly had left his wallet at the museum. interviewer: was it ruled out that the guards didn't have anything to do with this? i can't really say. i can tell you that the guards are no longer considered suspects at this point. rick abath has always said that he had nothing to do with this heist. rob fisher (voiceover): rick has never been ch

rob kelly says assisted dying would put disabled or vulnerable people in even greater danger.rd i think doctors will see this as an easy way out. some people's lives will be put at risk purely because they have the disability and seen as having no value. when you don't have to worry about what your death is going to be like, you can actuallyjust live that little bit more. but for lorna, who is terminally ill with advanced breast cancer, it would be a comfort to know that an assisted death was an option in jersey. she's hoping the law will come in time for her as she fears dying in pain. there's no purpose to forcing somebody to endure torture towards the end of their life. you know, i do have to consider, do i save up for dignitas or if scotland enacts a similar law before jersey, do i make sure i'm back home in time that i would be eligible there? so you are having to think about your death when really you should be living. but assisted dying goes againstjohn stuartjones's moral and christian beliefs. he was a gp injersey for three decades and now campaigns against a change i

rob. thanks very much. okay, first she went viral on tiktok. now a san jose mom has made her way to the kellyw ahead whoops. yeah. whoops. you may have seen this clip, emily king from san jose posted this on tiktok. she says she accidental invited hundreds of people to her child's first birthday. the clip went viral and has been viewed more than 15 million times. one of the people who saw it, kelly clarkson herself. so tomorrow, king will appear on the kelly clarkson clarkson show. emily the story is so funny. i mean, because it's not me, but first, how did this even happen? how did you do that? okay so i was really excited about planning my daughter's first birthday in june, so i kind of had an idea of the people i wanted to invite. so i went to one of these online invitation websites, and at the top of the website it says import phone contacts. and i'm like, perfect. i'll click that and then i can scroll through and invite people one by one. okay, but things didn't exactly go as she planned. watch the full interview tomorrow. we all know that now. it's at 3:00 on the kelly clarkson show rig

rob. thanks very much. okay, first she went viral on tiktok. now a san jose mom has made her way to the kellyahead did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪♪ ) ♪ (ominous music) ♪ come on. what can i do to help you? dad: come on buddy. headphones. what! dad: hey! dad: ok all right. what do you wanna do? i said i don't wanna talk about it! dad: trey! what are you doin'? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ it's ok. whoops. yeah. whoops. you may have seen this clip, emily king from san jose posted this on tiktok. she says she accidental invited hundreds of people to her child's first birthday. the clip went viral and has been viewed more than 15 million times. one of the people who saw it, kelly clarkson herself. so tomorrow, king will appear on the kelly clarkson clarkson show. emily the story is so funny. i mean, because it's not me, but first, how did this even happen? how did you do