solera didn't want sarah around, sarah did not like larry.out of the way. >> that is it. that is exactly it. that's a love triangle, and one of them had to go. >> sarah, said the prosecutor, was enjoying a very fancy life with elisa, and larry was simply in the way. >> if your theory is right, these are two girls who have this great relationship and they are living off the proceeds of larry. why get rid of it? you have no motive. >> larry was elisa's golden goose, but elisa was sarah's golden goose . and sarah was about to be cut out of this whole triangle. larry had just told her, two days before he was killed, you know, that he wanted her gone, he wanted her fired. >> so, said testa, it was sarah who had the motive to kill larry. sarah's lawyer, of course, saw differently. >> this seems like a classic instance of evil sort of wrapping around a sweet young little baby. >> at the trial, the defense attorney portrayed elisa as a black widow, a sophisticated con artist wanted her husband dead. and sarah was her innocent and terrified pond. now

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sarah _ a dictatorial regime. 0k, sarah, thank you.u. sarah rainsford in i a dictatorial regime. 0k, sarah, i thank you. sarah rainsford in berlin for the moment. i am sure we'll be back with you very soon, but now joining me is... joining me now is olga ivshina from bbc�*s russian service and our correspondent will grant. will grant is willgrant is in will grant is in washington, to get the view from usa and russia. olga, to you first, what is the latest your hearing from russia about who might be on the list about the people whom they might want to get back who are on this list? it people whom they might want to get back who are on this list?— back who are on this list? it seems both sides are _ back who are on this list? it seems both sides are very _ back who are on this list? it seems both sides are very cautious - back who are on this list? it seems both sides are very cautious and i both sides are very cautious and have not officially released the names of those who participated in the exchange. programme then supporters and pro

tells about these latest alleuations, sarah. , ., allegations, sarah.itially, at least, whilst this new investigation continues. now we've heard from prosecutors today, talk about very serious allegations of human trafficking in which they are describing 35 new victims — this is a new investigation, remember the tate brothers are already awaiting trial in romania, accused of human trafficking and, in the case of andrew tate, two counts of rape. that is a separate proceeding, this is a new investigation. now the claims are that those involved are described as an organised crime gang, they said they were involved in trafficking and grooming dozens of vulnerable women, who work coerced into recording explicit video content which was then posted online, and those who coerced them then kept all the proceeds — and the amount that cited in the statement from prosecutors is almost $3 million. now one of the tate brothers has also been accused of having sex multiple times with someone who was 15 years old at the time. now in the previous case where they've alrea

and one of the athletes in paris right now is sarah adams. is the first woman to ever represent team usa at a paralympics in wheelchair rugby. adam is the next feature on the podcast. my new favorite paralympian, and adams opens up about her life changing autoimmune disease and how wheelchair rugby helped her find her calling. sarah remembers the next sequence of events in vivid color. it was 2014, and sarah was halfway through her grad school program. we were doing a class testing hand function, and my professor, like, hey, that hand doesn't look quite right. you should get that looked at. and so they thought it was just a nerve injury. and then other symptoms came about. in may 2016, just days shy of her graduation, sarah was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. sarah used the outlet of sports and physical activity to keep her life centered. after her mis diagnosis in 2019, sarah started playing wheelchair rugby competitively. sarah quickly noticed that wheelchair rugby wasn't just a way to stay active, it was something she was really, really

yes, sarah rainsford was makin: get out. yes, sarah rainsford was making the _ get out. sarah rainsford was making the point that hundreds i get out. yes, sarah rainsford was making the point that hundreds of political prisoners do remain in prison in russia as well. but as we look at these pictures weeks can see here of evan, tell us more as well about paul whelan, the former us marine, convicted of spying. he was sentenced to 16 years in jail back injune 2020. sentenced to 16 years in “ail back munch sentenced to 16 years in “ail back in june 2020. that's right, and he has served _ in june 2020. that's right, and he has served five _ in june 2020. that's right, and he has served five of _ in june 2020. that's right, and he has served five of those. - in june 2020. that's right, and he has served five of those. perhaps | has served five of those. perhaps the campaign for him hasn't been as visible _ the campaign for him hasn't been as visible as— the campaign for him hasn't been as visible as evan gershkovich because of the _ visible as evan gershkovich because of the n

sarah: mr.ted america needs a tough and intimidating leader, suggesting that would've stopped president putin from invading ukraine. mr. trump: i said vladimir putin, don't do it, you can't do it, vladimir. you do it, it's going to be a bad day. you cannot do it i told him things that what i do, and he said, "no way," and i said "way." sarah: donald trump to describe kamala harris as a radical left lunatic who he says is soft on crime and immigration. but he has not settled on a consistent line of attack. mr. trump: i him laughing kamala. she's crazy. lyin' kamala is a total radical. sarah: he has been discussing her racial identity instead of her policies for the mr. trump: she was only of indian heritage and only promoting indian heritage. i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black. sarah: she has in fact always called herself black, and this was reminiscent of the lies mr. trump told about barack obama when he was running for president. kamala harr

sarah _ and his relatives and friends. stay with us. sarah raynsford in berlin. has detailed knowledge of the story as does our securities correspond in frank gardner. what are you hearing? this correspond in frank gardner. what are you hearing?— are you hearing? this is the most extraordinary _ are you hearing? this is the most extraordinary breakthrough - are you hearing? this is the most extraordinary breakthrough in - extraordinary breakthrough in prisoner swaps, extraordinary breakthrough in prisonerswaps, one extraordinary breakthrough in prisoner swaps, one of the most extraordinary in recent history. but be the biggest one since 2010 when 14 people were released in prisoner exchange. rememberthis 14 people were released in prisoner exchange. remember this involves several countries. russia, the us, germany, potentially belarus, slovenia and britain. how behind—the—scenes, at a time when the west is helping ukraine fight a full—scale war with russia, contacts have been maintained between intelligence sources and it looks like the omens are pretty good for

sarah palin today. the right course is to rein in government spending, lower, take a weed whacker to excessive regulation and mandates, put a stop to tort windfalls, and to stand up to the tyrannosaurus appetite of government unions. the right course. the right course is to pursue every source of energy security, from new efficiencies to renewables and from coal to non co2 producing nuclear. and for the immediate drilling for more oil off our shores. and i have. i have one more recommendation for energy. let's al gore's private jet on the ground. last week. last week, did you hear any democrats talk about the threat from radical, violent jihad? no. you see, republicans believe that there is good and evil in the world. ronald reagan called out the evil empire. george bush labeled the terrorist sponsor, states exactly what they are. the axis evil. and at saddleback, after barack obama dodged and ducked every direct question, john mccain hit the nail on the head. radical, violent islam is evil and. he will

when sarah plat, here's about it, she's outraged. she wants to expose the industry's methods fitted with a hidden camera. she visits a clinics booth and stains interesting gastric reduction. surgery. the representative initially advises against the procedure. your bmw i 29.529. 0 no, you don't look at okay, for gastric sleeve surgery a b, m i of 29 is really low. that's not possible. but not 5 minutes later, she received some once that message from the same provider with an alternative offer. and it will be my pleasure to help you. i see however, a gastric ballooning zone, he recommended, but people with a b, m, i o, that 70. some medical societies even advise against the risky method altogether. can jo chatting tonight from the turkish chamber of commerce relies at bible on the judgment to patience. they should not hold for the balkan offers advertised of the if you're only focus is price, this is not going to be the right decision. well, do you have to understand why this is cheap? check your doctor. if that doctor is your pin 45 b

sarah palin today. the right course is to rein in government spending, lower, take a weed whacker to excessive regulation and mandates, put a stop to tort windfalls, and to stand up to the tyrannosaurus appetite of government unions. the right course. the right course is to pursue every source of energy security, from new efficiencies to renewables and from coal to non co2 producing nuclear. and for the immediate drilling for more oil off our shores. and i have. i have one more recommendation for energy. let's al gore's private jet on the ground. last week. last week, did you hear any democrats talk about the threat from radical, violent jihad? no. you see, republicans believe that there is good and evil in the world. ronald reagan called out the evil empire. george bush labeled the terrorist sponsor, states exactly what they are. the axis evil. and at saddleback, after barack obama dodged and ducked every direct question, john mccain hit the nail on the head. radical, violent islam is evil and. he will

sarah was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking about coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like as go in and you know, go out to what as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now . on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is, metropolis is one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had booked through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i don't, i hadn't even seen the doctor again. no, nothing. they went to payment. as soon as i got to the hotel, following the surgery plant says the old deal began a wounds one teeling. she was none the less discharged from the hospital and taken to a hotel. i a pain in every way i live as volunteer and i was crying and i was screaming and then i pass i and then i come

sarah afsarieh, i am sarah afsarieh, don't make a mistake , be careful.sarah afsarieh is a large iranian store, the only tehran branch in sarah afsarieh, with incredible prices. and long-term bookings without advance payment in a large iranian mansion. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, we are at your service with the news section at 12 o'clock. from the beginning of the month of travel until this morning , more than 3,432,000 iranian and foreign pilgrims entered iraq from the land and air borders of the country to participate in the arbaeen ceremony. arbaeen hosseini this year

sarah moody eventually took up a plea deal. remained on probation and electronic monitoring for nine months. what effect has all this had on your life? it kind of killed a part of me. sometimes people end up in really jacked up situations, but cash bail is not the way to go. for matter of fact, i'm dan lieberman in michigan ahead on matter of fact, like many cities, minneapolis was running out of housing, so it made a major change. could its zoning reform efforts serve as a blueprint for elsewhere? plus, you can feel the temperature difference, and that's the most amazing thing. addressing climate change through architecture to stay up to date with matter of fact, sign up for our newsletter at matteroffacttv. it'll be raining cats and dogs again. time to waterproof with gorilla. waterproof with gorilla? gorilla waterproof patch & seal. of course. spray it, tape it, spread it, brush it to stop and prevent leaks. for the toughest jobs on planet earth. we've talked at length on this show about america's housing crisis. it's estima

sarah, thank you for now, sarah smith in chicago.ortly. in the next 30 hours, the biggest speeches of kamala harris and tim walz�*s lives. what do they need to say to win over america? and here in the uk, with the public finances in a worse state than forecast, are tax rises and spending cuts now inevitable? join me on bbc two, bbc news and iplayer at 10:30pm. a murder investigation has been launched after an amazon delivery driver was killed during an attempted theft of his van. police in leeds found the man unconscious yesterday evening, with members of the public trying to help him. he was given emergency treatment by ambulance staff, but was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later. police have appealed for information from anyone who may have witnessed the incident. a man has been killed by an xl bully dog at his home in accrington. david daintree, who was 53, was found dead in what police called a tragic incident. lancashire police said officers had no alternative but to shoot the dog in order to prevent it from causing

motivating sarah storey who already has 17 medals to her name. welcome along to the programme — and we'll start with the action at the us open. the men's world number one jannik sinner survived a scare to defeat mackenzie mcdonald in his first match since being embroiled in a doping test controversy. last week, it was revealed sinner had failed two drug tests in march, but he escaped a lengthy ban when officials decided he wasn't at fault for the presence of banned anabolic agent in his system. the italian dropped the first set 6—2 before powering through the next three sets dropping just five games against his 140th—ranked opponent on arthur ashe stadium. started a little bit in the not best way, but for sure, the first match in every tournament, they are not easy. you've got to accept it. i did well in the beginning and i tried to stay there mentally and trying to keep going. so i'm very happy to be in the next round, first time that i win here on this court after some attempts. so i'm really happy. there were a couple of upsets in the men's dr

paris 2024, for dame sarah storey, the next remarkable chapter.aralympics. a journey that started in 1992 has already led to history. across two sports and more than 30 years, the three goals that she won in tokyo made it 17 in all. the most ever won by a british paralympic. but still there was the drive for at least one more cycle and again close to home with herfamily there to see it. the chance to have a normal games, have games with spectators, just being able to experience the atmosphere again was too good to turn down and of course, charlie, who has never been to games, he won't quite be seven when we get to paris, so for him, both him and louise, they will hopefully remember these games because louise was only three when we went and she has only fleeting memories and she is not sure those memories are from looking at photographs are from actually being there. when you remind yourself that you hold these records and this will be her ninth parliament games, how do you feel when you reflect on your achievements like that? i think, the number n

and sarah, 'ust talk us through — through to november.ust talk us through some of the i through to november. and sarah, 'ust talk us through some of the latesth talk us through some of the latest opinion polls that we have coming in, which show that the two candidates are neck and neck at the moment — that's perhaps a positive for kamala harris? tell us what all this right now. for kamala harris? tell us what all this right nova— for kamala harris? tell us what all this right now. sure, so for months, the opinion — this right now. sure, so for months, the opinion polls — this right now. sure, so for months, the opinion polls had _ this right now. sure, so for months, the opinion polls had joe _ this right now. sure, so for months, the opinion polls had joe biden - this right now. sure, so for months, the opinion polls had joe biden a - the opinion polls had joe biden a little bit behind donald trump — then when they changed candidates four weeks ago, that all changed as well. so you are seeing kamala harris building what looks to be signi

sarah, thank you for now. with tonight. sarah, thank you for now- sarah _ with tonight.n — the first time foreign troops have been on russian soil since the second world war. so how is moscow likely to respond? and does it make an end to the war more or less likely? here�*s our defence correspondent, jonathan beale. thank you, jane. it was an audacious, surprise attack by ukraine that few saw coming — not in russia or even ukraine�*s closest western allies. ukraine today releasing new footage of some of its most experienced and battle—hardened troops crossing the border into russia just two weeks ago. and they made quick gains — against relatively weak defences. ukrainian forces swallowing up an area of over 1,000 square kilometres — and up to 35 km deep into russian territory. that advance has slowed down. but ukraine is now digging in, building defences and blowing up bridges to hold this territory and impede any russian counterattack. this has all been a blow for president putin. his rigid russian military — seldom fleet of foot — has so far been relatively slow to re

my wife sarah was an accomplished u.s. diplomat of 17 years who had served in haiti and vietnam -- i'm sorry, not vietnam. uganda. iraq, and washington doing u.n. security council and nato issues and most recently in ukraine. she was a lovely and deeply committed mother of our two boys who organized running races for the school kids in nearby parks. who led yoga sessions for work colleagues. we had just been evacuated from ukraine for our safety back to the united states. it was weeks later that she was killed in the nation's capital, or just outside of it. the irony of that is too thick for words. her death is emblematic of the crisis, the disaster we are seeing on our roads. dangers are everywhere and they persist, even though we know how to eliminate them. we know how to design roadways that encourage safe driving. and protect people. we know that slower speeds reduce the risk of death when crashes happen. and we know that we can encourage safer driving with education, incentives and disincentives, and getting dangerous

careful, sarah afsari's is a large iranian office, the only tehran branch in sarah afsari's. with incredible prices, long-term installments and without advance payment in a large iranian house , what is the reason why kovir motor gives a free helmet to its motorcycle buyers? his head is severely injured, i intended to all the great riders i will donate a motorcycle helmet to prevent damage to hundreds of other people, this is a good outcome for me and the kabir motor collection, kabir motor with 24-month installments and 36-month bank facilities. for years in the specialized reference of household appliances in the city of household appliances. in the name of god. the second largest russian bank will participate in the 16th iran financial industry exhibition, which will be held from august 19th to 22nd at the tehran international exhibition. mr. sepasdar, tehran, member of the policy council of the financial industry exhibition

on february, the 7th, the 202333 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is, metropolis is one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had booked through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i that i hadn't even seen the doctor again on us and they wanted payment. as soon as i got to the hotel. following the surgery plant says the old deal began a wounds one teeling. she was none the less discharged from hospital and taken to a hotel. i a pain everywhere and i was vomiting and i was crying. i've screaming and then i pass. i. and then i'd come back around and then i'd pass out again. so i'd go the message to like, when did they change my bandages? and i had a message back almost up saying, and they don't. they don't duties and bandages on his back to for the he and i was thinking as i have another boss in 9 days, do you mean i haven't had a shower? i haven't been washed. do you mean the smell of his best rocking? i could smell it. rocked in flash, i rememb

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i think you're on to something near sarah. i get a sense that well, we still mean, you know, do the oh ukraine got to protect ukraine. uh, talk um it's mostly talk. i have a sense that that, that, that, that place where we used to be, we're no longer there and i'm not sure we're ever going to get there again from the standpoint of. it's all about defending ukraine now or in the future. what's your sense? no, i don't think so either. i think that this sort of lifted avail and especially donald trump get some elected. it will be even worse. yeah, we were very indifferent to ukraine prior to this further 2022. and now all of a sudden, you know, the liberal media really put on the, the, the, the, the just jet engines and like sympathy and charities and stuff like that. and i really got a sense that there was a strong war fatigue with this for i don't feel like americans feel connection to it. i think it was all artificial to begin with. it could never find it on about one final thing since you're talking this way. i find really ad

sarah rainsford, thank you very much. editor at the wall streetjournal. she used to manage evan gershkovich directly in her previous role as deputy world editor. deborah, really good to have you with us, and so many interviews have been done prior to this talking about evan, his captivity, and you and all your colleagues must be jubilant about the fact that he is now free once again. we jubilant about the fact that he is now free once again.— jubilant about the fact that he is now free once again. we can't even aet our now free once again. we can't even get our heads _ now free once again. we can't even get our heads around _ now free once again. we can't even get our heads around the _ now free once again. we can't even get our heads around the fact - now free once again. we can't even get our heads around the fact that l get our heads around the fact that this has finally happened. the release that we feel in this newsroom is indescribable. i think we were afraid of how long it would take to see this day. we knew he wou

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it's not exactly policy heavy, is it, sarah? no!of america, believe in opportunity and freedom? but that's. .. i mean, it may be the genius of this campaign that it is so thin on detail. i mean, i have to say, i have been sceptical, you know americasters have heard me saying this for a couple of years now that, you know, there's not very much there, there with kamala harris, that she wouldn't necessarily be a strong candidate. but we've got such a short campaign and such an appetite among voters for something different, maybe this is all it takes. yeah. and if she doesn't go into detail, she can't be tripped up on it. in fairness to us, i mean, we have said she was a hopeless campaigner in 2019, 2020, when she was trying for the nomination, and she hasn't been particularly good at the political communication stuff while she was vice president. we've been pretty down on her, but only because the democrats themselves have been. i mean, for goodness' sake, the white house has been. i mean, behind the scenes, why is it thatjoe biden hel

thank you, sarah. thanks, sarah. >> well, as students head back to school this time of year, a lot of families are worried about their kids. safety at oakland unified. for instance, officials have announced several safety changes for this school year, including new cameras checking in visitors, the new system to alert staff in case of an emergency and making sure all the radio systems work properly. this comes after 2 shootings at skyline high last year. one graduation night, mayor sheng thao talked about how she's working with oakland, public schools to try to keep people safe. >> cole is a priority and that is why before school started, we said that public works to claim any of the streets across the whole city to ensure that our kids could actually walk to school in a safe and clean neighborhood. they are also says she's working to ensure law enforcement is familiar with the layout of campuses. >> so they can more efficiently and effectively respond if there is an emergency. weather time here as we

sarah, thank you for speaking _ than it has been.s been. sarah, thank you for speaking to us. _ around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. turning to the middle east now and the pentagon says the us defense secretary, lloyd austin, has ordered a guided missile submarine to the region and has told an aircraft carrier 5trike group to sail to the area more quickly. that deployment of additional fighterjets and navy warships to the middle east was announced earlier this month as washington seeks to bolster defen5e5 following threats from iran and its ally hamas and his brother. continuing tension5 has led some airlines in the last few hours to extend their 5u5pen5ions of flights to several countries in the region. let's cross live now to beirut, where we can speak to our correspondent hugo bachega. can you tell us more about the military hardware on its way to the kitchen? ., , ., military hardware on its way to the kitchen? . , ., ., ., . kitchen? there was an announcement esterda kitchen? there was an announcement yesterday

well, there's video out of this now and i'm going to be talking to sarah bills. she's an independent journalist and the co founder of identity politics. pardon me, didn't geo politics. and she's going to be talking with me in just a little bit. you stay right there, don't go away. the russian states never is as tight as one of the most sense community best to him. then i'll send, send up the in the 65 with this new speed. the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the rush of funding and split our t supposed met, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say steve or twist, which is the job items catastrophic debate performance and the attempted assassination of donald trump. i shuddered. many narrow trips about american politics binding isn't sharp is attacks, and trump is an ex essential threat, officially sanctioned narrative of collapse the hey walker montgomery to interest. thanks so much for being with us. cuz remember, when i