explosion at a petrol station in donegal — among them robert garwe and his five year—old daughter shaunais a huge impact to a small rural community. they are all local people. they are all very much involved in the community. they were all people who are shopping in the local shop. in iran, protestors appear to hack into state—run television as demonstrations against the regime continue. and max verstappen has secured his second formula 1 world championship after winning the japanese grand prix. good afternoon. at least 17 people have been killed by russian missile strikes in the middle of the night on the city of zaporizhzhia. president zelensky condemned the attack as absolute evil. the latest strikes came hours after the 12—mile long bridge linking russia to occupied crimea was badly damaged by an explosion. our diplomatic correspondent, pauladams, reports from the ukrainian capital, kyiv. in zaporizhzhia, this is what escalation looks like. a gaping hole, where once there were homes. rescue workers searching for the dead, and the living. moments after the blast, in the middle of the

robert garwe, 50 years, and his daughter, shauna flanagan garwe, five years. few questions. as i stated earlier, the investigation has now commenced following the completion of the search and recovery operation. that investigation will take a period of time. the technical bureau will be on the scene assisted with other agencies, so the investigation will take a period of time, but the investigation is there to identify the cause of this fatal explosion. do you have any indication yet of where the blast originated? we are not auoin where the blast originated? we are not going to _ where the blast originated? we are not going to go _ where the blast originated? we are not going to go into _ where the blast originated? we are not going to go into specific- not going to go into specific details. that will be the purpose of the investigation.— details. that will be the purpose of the investigation. could you explain to us our the investigation. could you explain to us your take _ the investigation. could you explain to us your take on _ the investigation. could you

her 13—year—old son james monaghan, and 50—year—old robert garwe and his five—year—old daughter, shaunato the cause of a fatal explosion at a premises in creeslough, county donegal, on friday the 7th of october 2022. the investigation is being coordinated from an incident room. the garda with assistance from other agencies will continue to examine the scene, which remains cordoned off. these examinations are likely to continue over the coming days, and traffic diversions on the m56 around the incident remain in place. a total of ten fatalities have been confirmed arising from this explosion. the remains of the deceased are at the university hospital, where postmortems have commenced under the direction of the assistant pathologist. the work will continue over the next few days, and the results will not be released for operational reasons. one male in his 20s remains in a critical condition in stjames hospital in dublin, and the seven other surviving casualties also continue to receive treatment and remain in a stable condition. the ten fatalities include four men, three women, two teena

shauna was one of those children who always came in and asked for a lollipop and sometimes her mum wouldjust brings home the tragedy of a life cut short. a beautiful little girl, along with her dad. all ten victims of doing normal, everyday things when they were caught in the explosion. in a village ofjust 400 people, everyone knows the people who have died. everyone is affected by an unthinkable tragedy. the explosion has devastated this village and shocked the island of ireland. the leader of the catholic church in ireland has come to creeslough to meet a community inquiry. just to see the empty, the empty shell that is there. but for me, it conjures up a way the emptiness there must be in so many homes, schools and workplaces and in the community, that empty space. but a space that has been filled by love, by care, by prayer, by faith and also by some hope. because in the midst of this awful disaster, there has been a huge community response. in the local church, ten red candles for ten lives lost. people here will need support for the weeks, months and years ahead. charlotte gallaghe

and of course that five—year—old girl we saw the picture ofjust then, shauna, in her school uniform withfeels so unreal, and so unfair. that was charlotte gallagher there. in iran, the state—run television channel was hacked and a protest broadcast against the country's government and supreme leader. viewers saw the usual live programming interrupted without warning. images showing ayatollah ali khamenei with a target on his head, accompanied by captions encouraging people to join the current wave of demonstrations and pictures of women said to have been killed by police. our correspondent, anna foster, is on the iran—iraq border. they are into their fourth week, and we saw yesterday one of the most significant days so far, because geographically these protests are really spreading, and we are also seeing new demographics getting involved as well. they have been very much driven by young women like mahsa amini, the 22—year—old who died in police custody, and schools and universities have been at the forefront of the protest. but what we saw yesterday was bazaar holders closing their stor

and i'm joined boy my colleagues shauna fwaets with public works. john kwon and the experience joining remote for questions you may have on this ordinance. thank you. >> thank you. mr. wong. thank you very much. thank you. it is a thorough presentation i don't have questions for you or shauna. i don't know if -- okay. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> let's take public comment. why thank you, are there members of public when would like to speak on this item you need to approach the podium. seeing none we'll go to our remote call in line we have 2 listeners with one in the queue. let's take the first caller, please. hello caller, you are on the line. may we have an unattended line. again we have 2 listeners if you will like to speak press star 3 we will see on our side. that you would like to speak. checking on if there is anyone that would like to speak. hi, caller you can -- we will unmute you and you can comment. >> eileen speaking on my behalf. [inaudible] properties 3 megaproject in process. 5m, pier 70 and stones town. [inaudible] [no au

shauna? >> reporter: it has been a busy scene on the north side of the campus. we could see plenty of police cars editing coming through throughout the day. there have also been watching a security detail that is been coming in and out of this entrance. let's take a look at the scene about an hour ago when we saw speaker pelosi's motorcade arriving here at the hospital. we know that her motorcade came through about a block from where i'm standing and that they need a roadblock to help escort her in. this journey to get her here has taken all day, as the speaker needed several hours to first leave d.c. and eventually get here to san francisco. we were able to briefly see her going to the hospital late this afternoon. as she was arriving , we know her husband was recovering from a successful surgery. yet to be treated for a skull fracture, as well as injuries to his right arm and hands . cbs news has been reporting that paul pelosi was hit several times with one serious blow. doctors say they expect him to make a full recovery, but they want to be cautious about t

explosion at a petrol station in donegal — among them, robert garwe and his five—year—old daughter, shaunagates how, and what, caused the explosion that severely damaged its state—of—the—art — and well—defended — bridge to crimea. officials in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzia say 17 people have been killed by a russian missile strike on an apartment block. former uk culture secretary nadine dorries says prime minister liz truss needs to change course, if she wants to keep the party together and avoid facing a "wipeout" at the next general election. in iran, protestors appear to hack into state—run television, as demonstrations against the regime continue. now on bbc news, the travel show. yeah, all checked, triple checked. metal clanking radio: science team, | are you a go or no go? science says go. radio: rangers, go for launch. there will be a time when people will go to space at much less cost and very regularly. i think the same things going to happen going underwater. it's going to get less expensive and much more accessible. radio: go for launch. this is the point of no return. if t

. >> critical shauna's rice be graduate and she joins us now. i am so happy you are.t clip non consensual pelvic exams. this is while women were under anesthesia without their consent there are some states that have already banned this practice, but there are others that just haven't how? how is about this practice still exists and why hasn't been stopped? >> thank you so much for having me today, simone. to answer your question, when i first found out about this issue i think since the some states had started taking action and professor wilson entered team from the illinois college of live a work in this for years. and i discovered it while i was a sophomore in college. and it just completely shocked me. and to answer your question of why some states have taken action and others have, and it's because a lot of people don't know about this. part of it comes with the fact that there is, like most of the protections right now for these an authorized pelvic exams are just the standard of implicit consent. so when you go to a doctor's office, your pages of age the paperwo

she said they mean or jo, me, me drawn in here, but shauna whenever you the, on the home on the, the berlin, the organ be more, he would thought a but they mark we already or well, i'm on. although go to a go. we're hearing lots about environment and climate change and what's happening in the world. do you think the, the world and government around the world are doing enough? no, no, no, no, no, no, we're going to withdraw you it day. you know, bloomberg was hello to the he did slow it to get them personally. as i said, the book all going pretty literally gay here, bro. and i'm going assume in the national, near but of the guarantee you'll go out for a month to go to the office or wherever it is a bery much prelim. i believe not the pneumonia, ford of sullivan. eric, go, who's doing that is even that he will don't know my 4th day, but she'll get me a few letters usually fully a lot, but a i guess as it every one there she long recently. mike, you are going to see me fully get whatever exactly equal he callo money. they dropped below him and you'll get but she was in the ready though

katherine o'donnell and her son 13—year—old james monaghan and robert died alongside his daughter shaunald leona harper was buying and asking. martin mcgill was a devoted son who helped care for his elderly mum stop this community ofjust 400 people is shattered. everyone knows the victims, everyone has been effected. yesterday evening a visual sell for those ten victims with upcoming together means a lot. coming to . ether together means a lot. coming together you _ together means a lot. coming together you talk _ together means a lot. coming together you talk to _ together means a lot. coming together you talk to people i together means a lot. coming i together you talk to people and get their views and their feelings and, you know, even coming out of that you may come out for something that might help. words are very hard to come by that will help people in a situation. they are just so devastated. all we can do is be there for them, be there with them and support them the best they can. with them and support them the best they can-— best they can. church services are also being _ best

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but shauna whenever you can, the commentator mr. hale, berlin, devil, or graham yamaha will daughter up and they mark we already all oh my own although go to a color. we're hearing lot about environment and climate change and what's happening in the world. do you think the, the world and government around the world are doing enough? nong no, franco, my girlfriend overthrew you it day. you know, bloomberg hello to the he did slow. it doesn't really. as i said, the book all really pretty, literally gay here, bro. and i'm going assume in the nursing home. yeah, but i don't know if the guarantee will go out for a month. the goal of the i was there. i believe you got a bery much a barely my political not the pneumonia for the sally fanatical who do in the city of in that he will don't know. but he'll give me a solution if we need a long but a i guess as it every one there. she long recently moved to la guns as union for the key. whatever exactly equal he callo money, they drop below us have a more you'll be above you. she was in the already those and this year boy sitting nor anti it was

over there, but you did get them on those who got a she had them mean or joe, me major on it, but shauna whenever you can call me or didn't hear belinda will be our mother will daughter up and they mark we already or oh um our own little go to a girl. we're hearing not about environment and climate change in what's happening in the world. do you think the the world and government around the world are doing enough? no, no, no, no. i would have to go mobile friend with you it day. you know, bloomberg hello. can hear it. lou, it doesn't really. as i said, the book all really visually tally gay. the bro. and i'm going assume in the national, near but of the guarantee you'll go out for a month. the goal of the office there. i believe you got a bery much prelim, i believe not the pneumonia, ford of sullivan. eric go? who's doing that? is even that he will go no, but he'll give me a solution if we need a long but a i guess this is every one there. he longer than he might, you're going to assume you fully get whatever exactly equal he kilo money, they drop below him on, you'll get g march in the

he's also he's who engine shauna with more than berlin on historic moment. not just for india above for the world and for more reasons than one. firstly, this is going to be for the very 1st time that a man or color will be heading an office, one of the most important offices in the world. and of course, this man of indian origin. we are seeing god, the sort of sentiment online. we're flying now. are people really, really joy dock considering they recently and they are celebrated 75 years of its independence from british rule. and these saw development schrall. and yuki has, in a sense, come as the radi gift for and down the valley of big hindu festival. that in the us celebrated yesterday, the big boonies in india, the big newspapers, the indian china, very read. the headline today really has been about this. she's not taking or soon taking or were as the prime minister or you can also, like i said, it got becomes a little emotional as so to say for india. because this year, just a few months ago in that did celebrate it's 75 years of independence. from the

that i may be to get them on those who got a whole she had their mean or joe, me major on it, but shauna whenever you can call me on the, the belinda or graham yamaha will daughter up in the market or walmart or go to a go. we're hearing lots about environment and climate change in what's happening in the world. do you think the, the world and government around the world are doing enough? no, no, no, no, no, we're going to withdraw you it day. you know, bloomberg hello to the he did slow to get the boss angle in the air. i should book all really pressure literally gay here, bro. and going assume in the national, near but of the current game will go up or shot a month. the goal of the variable, it is a bery much purely my political not the pneumonia, florida, sally, fanatical who's doing that is you can give in that he will don't know, but she'll get me a television if we need a long but a i guess as it every one there. she long recently mike, you're going to see me for the kid, whatever exactly equal he gallo money, they dropped below him and you'll get but she was in the ready though. a

the youngest victim of the explosion was shauna flanagan garwe, who was five.and her son also died together, catherine o'donnell and james monaghan. the other teenager who lost her life was leona harper, she was 14, a sports fan and a keen rugby player. there were five more victims. jessica gallagher, james o'flaherty, martin magill, martina martin and hugh kelly. creeslough has much mourning ahead. the grieving has just begun. it will the grieving has 'ust begun. it will take man the grieving hasjust begun. it will take many months _ the grieving hasjust begun. it will take many months and _ the grieving hasjust begun. it will take many months and years - the grieving hasjust begun. it ll take many months and years for a community to come to terms with this, but right ahead of us are the sad and difficult days of funerals and saying goodbye to loved ones. the royal reality of what has happened is taking hold in this otherwise idyllic part of ireland. county donegal is usually thought of as being an irish haven, a place of rest and retreat. people in these clos

was turned to the shots in the ranks of their former colonial mazda, if he's off, he's who engine shauna with symbolic and historic moment, not just for india, a bought for the world. and for more reasons than one, firstly, this is going to be for the very 1st time that a man or color will be heading an office, one of the most important offices in the world. and of course, this man of indian origin, are we all seen god, the sort of sentiment online flying. now, are people really the meet joy doc considering they recently and they are celebrated 75 years of its independence from british rule. and these saw develop and for all of u. k has in a sense come as a devali gift for and down the valley of big hindu festival. that in the us celebrated yesterday, the big boonies in india, the big newspapers, the indian channels every read. the headline today really has been about of issues are not taking earlier soon. taking were were as the prime minister of yuki also, like i said, it got becomes a little emotional, a so to say for india, because this year just a few months ago in that did celebrat

the youngest victim was shauna flanagan garwe, who was five.g with her dad, robert. a mum and her son also died together — catherine o'donnell and 13—year—old james monaghan. the other teenager who lost her life was leona harper. she was 14, a keen sports fan and a promising rugby player. there were five more victims, jessica gallagher, james o'flaherty, martin mcgill, martina martin and hugh kelly. this village has much mourning ahead. the emergency services operation is over, but the trauma will last for years. we are broken, broken and hurting. churchgoers this morning said the raw reality was hitting hard. in shock. what can you say? it'sjust a tragedy, and there's no words for it. all we can do is pray for the people that have died and theirfamilies, and the people injured. just lucky we weren't caught up in it. that's the way everyone feels. just lucky that we weren't there at that time. it's thought all of those who died were probably in the garage shop or the flats above. there has been speculation a gas leak caused the explosion. polic

one of them went to shauna -- so it's on the arizona supreme court and is a close friend and former colleagueof supreme court justice clarence thomas. so, don't try to tell me there is some sort of chinese wall between justice thomas and his wife. that they have nothing to do with each other on this story. as jenny claimed in her opening statement to the 16 committee. they refer to each other at each other's best friends. so how exactly was she returning to when she texted mark meadows this reply, saying thank you, needed that. this plus a conversation with my best friend just now. i will try to keep holding on. america is worth it. perhaps the committee members asked her about that. although, i remind you, she was not under oath. so, can we expect her much awaited testimony on her alleged role in the to? to make an appearance on the next and final -- despite confirming that the wife of a supreme court justice confirmed -- was stolen, the chairman, benny thompson, said that some of thomas's testimony could be incorporated into the race scheduled hearing if there is something of merit. if ther

there was a distrust of what came over the wires, people knew to the zeller shauna don really didn't quite get the connection between electricity in something coming into their home, their town, bringing them information. companies would only transmit, but they receives. to try to prevent false information from being disseminated, the telegraph operators came to acquire that responsible -- by a general, to transfer military information. there was a perceived problem that operators might be putting news of their own on the telegraph wires, are altering what they were given, changing the truth or character. so the telegraph operator was regarded as just about as important as the post office and doing the job of getting information out and to the people who knew that. in 1862, it was declared that washington newspaper that the telegraph lines are important government weapons. the government should see that they are not intentionally, or recklessly used. this will lead to government oversight and censorship of what travels over the telegraph line. both in the north and in the south durin

is she in the shauna sea, the director of cultural affairs for the state of florida here? she was in the -- the other day. she was critical for making this happen. they did an online survey and, thank you wildcats, because you knew about the online survey. my good friend famous historian from tampa on women's history, doris -- was involved. is she here? there she is. doris! [applause] >> doris helped organize historians from across the state of florida to weigh in on this online survey. here's the good news, friends. doctor mary mcleod bethune was by far and away the number one choice for floridians in that online survey. you know who is number two? james weldon johnson. how about that. [applause] and then i think it fell way off after that, so it was very clear to the florida legislature at that time. it would've been very difficult for them to go back and do something different. at that point, the legislature went ahead and passed the bill, it was signed by the governor and the architect of the capital began the process of we will be over at the long library of congress

he died alongside his daughter, shauna flanagan garwe. 14—year—old leona harper was in the shop buying an ice cream on her way to a sleepover. 49—year—old martin mcgill was a devoted son who helped care for his elderly mum. this community ofjust 400 people is shattered. everyone knows the victims. everyone has been affected. yesterday evening, a vigil was held for those ten victims. coming together means an awful lot. and by coming together, you talk to people and you get their views and their feelings. and, you know, even coming out of that, you might come up with something that might help. it's hard to... words are very hard to come by that will help people in this situation, you know, they're just so devastated. all we can do is be there for them, be there with them and support them the best we can. church services are also being held. ten red candles have been lit for the ten lost lives. the ten candles on the altar, they burn for a week. so night and day, those will be burning here. they are a symbol of our trust in the light that do

patrinasm ben, rick garcia, matthew, sam moss, [inaudible] carlos, ruby, and shauna. >> community hasa neighborhood that in district 6 i feel like a stomping ground it it is mission bay n..com era i worked at 185 baref street the building this is was a place where there was a golf driving range come r very close park and to watch this neighborhood come up and over the last couple years before the board i worked at the public safety building and saw this. it is an honor to represent this district and see what tell become. this has been like we talked about decades in the make. i was around san francisco long enough to remember that the mission bay started as an idea in the frank jordan administration ucsf expanding its footprint in the area and they were running out of space and the jordan administration said, go to mission bay. we will create something of a life science community that makes san francisco a global competitor in a way that for years to come and i think we are seeing that with mission bay elementary and the link learning hub with stem education. we are fulfilling the pro

and next to that is the primary school where the youngest victim, five—year—old shauna flanagan garwewas nominated for an oscar. her career could not have started better. she was the granddaughter of george lansbury leader of the labour party in the 1930s. but i'm good with her mother to america in 1940 when her father died. in due course they were starring roles in hollywood and on television. ., ., ., , television. you are to shoot the presidential _ television. you are to shoot the presidential nominees - television. you are to shoot the presidential nominees in - television. you are to shoot the presidential nominees in the i television. you are to shoot the i presidential nominees in the head. white back in the manchurian candidate she played the monstrous mother of a mate till he my prewash side. it was part like this increasingly that she was offered. to sweep us up into the warehouse that will make martial law seem like... ithink that will make martial law seem like... i think my lucky stars that i was not a glamour girl. i always said up to a certain point that was what the s