about how shelley and her husband have taken care of their children the way they have.o wonderful. and then to do this for all of us. >> i still feel the fame that i did back in 2019. that this is like my annual vacation since we are not able to travel. reporter: abc7news. dan: it's the end of an era for legendary bay area talk radio station kgo a-10. what is to come next? the news radio station ha bn iconic around for 80 years. a tweet today, the radio station teased fans to tune in on monday for the next chapter. cumulus media did not give any further details. a reminder, our station is not affiliated with kgo radio. ama: you likely heard the noise if you were anywhere near the san francisco bay today. dan: the unmistakable roar of the navy blue angels today ahead of the weekend shows. ama: the pilots warmed up today including a san francisco native, part of the blue angels team this year. >> i feel blessed every day to be a member of the blue angels and do this all over the country. it's an incredible privilege and opportunity to be able to showcase the prime profess

about how shelley and her husband have taken care of their children the way they have.is so wonderful. and then to do this for all of us. >> i still feel the fame that i did back in 2019. that this is like my annual vacation since we are not able to travel. reporter: abc7news. dan: it's the end of an era for legendary bay area talk radio station kgo a-10. what is to come next? the news radio station has been iconic around for 80 years. a tweet today, the radio station teased fans to tune in on monday for the next chapter. cumulus media did not give any further details. a reminder, our station is not affiliated with kgo radio. ama: you likely heard the noise if you were anywhere near the san francisco bay today. dan: the unmistakable roar of the navy blue angels today ahead of the weekend shows. ama: the pilots warmed up today including a san francisco native, part of the blue angels team this year. >> i feel blessed every day to be a member of the blue angels and do this all over the country. it's an incredible privilege and opportunity to be able to showcase the prime

we first introduce you to shelley jiminez.ack then she introduced haunted clowns. >> he lost his sight two years ago and he is not able to see anything anymore. he has slowed down a lot since then. his airway is collapsing in. >> shelley says chris and his twin sister were born at 20 six weeks. now 27 years old, both had varying disabilities. for chris, he has been an palliative care and experiencing symptoms to early onset dementia. >> i have tried to bring so much joy to his life and i look back on the video that you sent me and he looks so happy. amanda: his condition has kept the family inside their home but visiting neighbors make this halloween enjoyable during this difficult time. originally built for chris, the displays have become a community favorite. >> it's a heart wrenching story about how shelley and her husband have taking care of their children the way they have and it is so wonderful. to do this for all of us to. >>ei bk this is my annual vacation. amanda: in san jose, abc 7 news. reggie: that was really somet

this is shelley. aw, shelley. yeah. what are robert's favourite things to do?nter. makes him laugh. two years ago, robert went to hospital with testicular cancer. the tumour was removed, but the cancer had spread. typical treatment required up to 72 hours of chemotherapy. it was just absolutely impossible to give him this 72—hour chemo. robert could not sit... ..for such invasive things to be done to him at all. i was a little bit panicky, but i didn't think too much of it because i thought that they would go away and they would explore... ..other types of chemo that he could possibly have. at first, the hospital didn't do this. they said robert would have to go into end—of—life care. that's when my head dropped. and they kept saying that there was nothing that they could give him. i had my hands like that, i was pleading. i was saying, "please help him." she sniffs i was being told, "calm down." i've never been so angry in all my life, and i still am now. sharon refused to give up on her son. she got a lawyer and a second opinion. another meeting was held with

the massive halloween display is deeply meaningful for the mother who put it all together shelley.'s son. christopher was born prematurely and is terminally ill. she started the display as his eyesight was fading to help put a smile on his face. it's also a welcome sight. neighbors who stopped by to visit and show their support for the family. i've never seen it really anywhere else. i mean, there's like few houses, but i don't think this compares to any of them. we always want to make sure we always come by and see what's here for the year. and shelley says visits from the community make halloween a lot more fun for everyone including of course, christopher. yeah. all right. well, we want to thank you so much for joining us tonight world news tonight with david muir is up next. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel all of us. we appreciate your time. i will see you again in half an hour for abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> tonight, president biden's stark warning about vladimir putin, saying the risk of nuclear armageddon has not been at this level since the cuban missile crisi

used, according to dnr and elena only on their territory from february to october, the ukrainian shelley using heavy weaponry, resulted in damage to more than 10000 buildings. and more than 2000 civilian infrastructure entities. and this includes 424 education of facilities in 109 medical facilities. american hi mars. we're actively used for this. shelly, the french sealers also showed how powerful they were one fighting residential buildings, schools and other civilian objects. as a result of french armaments supplies, and since the jew in don't ask and no less than 5 people died, 10 were injured. 64 buildings destroyed. the ukrainian armed forces are only striking again into russian territory, territory targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure. on the 10th of october, a belgrade on bliss was shelled by more than $100.00 says, including the infamous torch. got oh, with a cluster warhead. a woman died for building damaged in the village of jed kin, in course which has been shelved since the spring despite the fact that there are no military objects there. 2 people were injured on

that russia is shelley itself. but the nuclear power plant, that right russia maybe even blew up its own b, crimea bridge. these lies are being peddled constantly in the news in the, in the u. s. and people seem to basically believe that even though they make no sense and that's scary to so at least the rest of the world is perceived as sort of very rational and materialistic people are supposed to care about, you know, the profits and the bottom lines. you know, nothing personal, just business. and i think you also develop this thesis in some of your writing, i readings that, you know, it's all about money after all of the military industrial conflicts and what have you. but if you look at the structure of the american society and the people, you know, the consequences of the recent crisis, people already feeling it. i mean the chickens came home home to rule the americans are feeling the pinch themselves. and yet, for some reason the message doesn't last, it's very difficult to explain that from a rational point

. >> my dad said that shelley and i and our kids will inherit the granary. and that your sister and brother will inherit everything above ground. >> the lawyer mapped out his theory. had shirley found out about jason's affair. and if shirley new, then bill son would know, to. jason worried hubie disinherited. he had to stop his mother before she disclosed his illicit romance. >> i want you to look at the jury and tell them the truth. you shot your mother to death. >> absolutely not. >> the jury listened for seven days to the plaintiffs case. then came the defense. >> jason had a loving, close relationship with his mother. >> jason carter's lawyers, steve, challenged the accusation that jason in his 9-1-1 call, was trying to push back that time of shirley's death to morning hours, when he'd been accounted for on video at the granary. >> it looks like she's been laying here for two hours. >> this is all happening within the matter of minutes. jason was simply so distraught. and to see, you know, you should've done this and you should have done this and that, i

strategy of targeting energy infrastructure nationwide. ukrainian officials said missiles strikes and shelley have left more villages at towns and parts of 2 cities without power. a wave of attacks on tuesday also took a human toll. officials in the southern ukrainian city of mc alive, pool a man's body from the rubble. a russian missile killed him as he hid in the basement. his shocked neighbor recalls the moment of impact was fit not to did wanna move for us when we woke up at quarter to 2 in the morning because of a very loud explosion. it's impossible to describe the hood to so much dust. we were in the basement. we crawled out through openings in the ground, and neva died. unfortunately, he was a bit closer to the e p center while we were a bit farther away. listen to those conditions for many ukrainians. the past 8 months have been a seemingly endless series of horrors. but one resident is comforted, his homeland. how's the moral high ground? no matter how much suffering moscow inflicts it in the bullshit of the worst, that the russians get. pleasure from us, feeling bad, boucher to tho

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shelley says visiting neighbors helped to make halloween enjoyable. reggie: happening today, it is day -- is a day dedicated to smiles and kind acts across the globe. kumasi: what really makes people happy? it is not money or fame according to a new survey. a supermodel so she can attest to that and she has unveiled the new results of the new survey. simmons is a celebrity ambassador for a charity dedicated to supporting mental health for kids with clefts across the world. jobina spoke with her this week about the survey. >> smile train, and honor of world smiled day, commissioned a survey to see what really makes you smile, what makes people smile, and contrary to popular belief, it was not some of the flashier things in life, it was some of the simpler things like spending time with your family, giving a smile, receiving a smile, a beta full day, so we wanted to highlight world smile day with some of this information so people can be reminded to share a smile with others. >> you have girls in college, younger kids at home, you are running your busin

so let me just recognize alan holt and shelley along with the ambassador stu. eisenstadt. thank you so much for your leadership and mary and a lori and martin and sarah the whole team that put this together tonight, very very important. very important that we never forget. thank you so much for what you do every single day to keep us remembering that which we should never forget. and i also want to just take another moment to thank yet again ambassador. markova. ambassador of ukraine if there was ever a reason to never forget tonight. is that night an ambassador? thank you for being here blessing us with your presence. we present. the levzel award the museum's highest honor at this time of year because it follows the days of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust a week of solemn commemoration reflection that just concluded yesterday. and this year this week in fact 28th and 29th. of april a pair of days that carry immense historical significance on those two days in 1945. american soldiers united states army liberated the dacao concentration camp i first. became awar

the city's beat on the intense shelley from the ukrainian on a house with those resemble military and summaries, most delegated with wins coolest by euclid and the shells from various mines and shrapnel with us before. 3, for our own way, which in digital with us, with stations are among the most common operations here these days are a mine wound. it's virtually impossible to save damage limbs, a little switcheroo for support. nobody can sustain your percent, no problems, cuz i sure will. she'll tell them what you just get out of coronation. a secret question of issues to which were supposed to. and so you're saying what are an additional if you could just get digital years with the schumacher kid, you actually auto renew it. you knew about those anyway? that's the point and i mean i want to point out no voice oscar, which you a lot of in general or someone. what are your questions or show or show don't talk sent me. that'll be not to deb carzillo more force doesn't got. can you talk still? don't sure. sure, sure, sure. you got to make sure my system here from our district ordered a c

energy crew comes under ukrainian fire and don masking, narrowly avoiding casualty, amid new rounds of shelley, the city green colonial is that all europe plans to switch to 0 emissions card country in the countries in the global south have to suffer the ecological consequences and labor right, that uses to the others in the ship and the price is not really told being the fundamental i thought, nor even energy ceo warns against limiting russian gas imports. you calling it a counter.

ah, the dead have to be buried in the yards of apartment blocks constant shelley makes it impossible to get to amuse cemeteries. ah, or perhaps she is of ami over schanzer. ah, hardy lady to come to the library, which is going up where i live in a short while he was here. oh boy, feel wor, level 3, which in his elbow while still more for yourself. ukrainian, neo nazis target those who remain knowing full well that they are destroying schools, playgrounds, when kindergarteners, where the police were similar simply a paper on smiley medicines, irish dishwasher. and i will suggest sardina cornerstone showing his mother when he is a popular macarthur horn with a newspaper mouths throw. mathley said the were you and i will keep in this form form. the other one is who up 3 lou to chance warren, my son in the her just busy parsons ah. a score with full bumble b as a shekels with a 1st. did you be see troy. yeah. i had you was with business with them for the and you when i see him, i was wondering why it dictated to me. let me know nibble of the budget. yeah. the snell near her stop. little

. >> shelley says wow, what an amazing and horrific story, will definitely read the book! thank you, shelley, you can find it on our museum store website, we have copies of the book linda, thank you for ordering as well. are there any x troops left? you mentioned you got the opportunity for two of them, let me see who's question that was. larry wanted to know are any of the x troops still alive? >> so, when i was writing it i did discover that there were two men still alive, both in their late 90s, one of them was paul -- who ends up being a very famous economist, who was like a life-changing economist. i was lucky he was able to connect with his daughter and interview him through his daughter when he was quite sick, i was able to interview him. he unfortunately passed away just over a year ago, i did interview a second commando and had an amazing day with him and saw all of this material and i found out, i called him when the book was coming out to send him a copy, a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately his wife picked up the phone and said he had passed away about three

answer might lie in a person's genes. researches from the burden institute of health at berlin's shelley t hospital had presented a new study. our colleague casino christner, talked to dr. mike pizza about it. what exactly predisposes paper to severe infection? so, clinicians noted early on the severe coven, 19 or 2 years more often and older people in the mail people, and particularly those who are over lunch, but also those who come with multiple pre existing conditions, not touching diabetes or cardiovascular disease. it's, however, we to see these 2 beer coordinates in case it's also among apparently healthy subjects on patients. which means there must be something else to it. and early studies show that patients are rare notations and james are responsible for the new system. they will often access also distribute over 19 how much influence do genes actually half and supposed to be modest person to need to understand if the genes on active elements genes are blueprints for what is called proteins. and proteins are the ones who actually do the action, who facilitate an, a record of i

international, 2 people that killed and 14 injured after a russian town bordering ukraine comes on the shelley. ah, an attempted ukrainian strike when a civilian, a river crossing in hold of solomon is intercepted by air defenses. that's according to local authorities just a day after another attack bad ton deadline. if you didn't know the route is actually being used by thousands of people heading to safe ground and we spoke to someone from a debt collector. they bombed us with rockets all day and all.

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the city's beat on the intense shelley from the ukrainian armed forces. ah, local hospitals resemble military and summaries. most are admitted with wounds caused by ukrainian shells from various mines and shrapnel with us before 3 for our own way which in digital with was currently being put up teach kids with all the civil.

have you imagine that you're a little, be mary shelley or l. exactly. peter, whose dream began with the restaurant in 1969, bruno fearing fell in love with this piece of fire. as his wife served wine and sausages under the populace, he started building swings. he taught himself everything, every dilemma, very bottom, that even a girl i only ever went to elementary school, but i've always understood numbers that it comes naturally to me or working out weights and counter wait for my attractions, maybe up here. well my, you know what with other horse, i make mistakes at times and have to adjust the rides that are too heavy for the slope isn't right. probably named built on vocal without a lol. if everything special about peanut for ins punk is that none of the attractions require electricity. they use the laws of physics and the muscle power of visitors. the newest attraction is the carousel. he had the idea, fred, after watching a tv report about a training facility for nasa astronaut. yes, this carousel is powered by these bicycles operated by visitors.

the sturdy bomb idea and frankly the ukrainians are already kind of carrying out this 30 attempt by shelley the nuclear power plant, right, which they've been doing for months. this is becoming a suicidal conflict and yeah, very disturb. i'm very word and as i say, i am equally horrified by the lack of response by people in the united states to say, hey, stop this. well, this is actually a very interesting question of who is calling the shots and care every time. there are some moderate successes on the battlefield. washington is eager to claim the credit, but after a recent series of terrorist attacks invite an administration side the key for fooling dependent in decision making and target selection. i want to how much influence do you think washington has on it's allison care? i think they're in charge. i think the u. s. u k. are running this war and yeah, i mean, they're just doing what a lot of people do in life. they take, they take credit for the good things and they deflect blame for the bad things, but they are in charge. they're in charge for the good and the bad. my dad is very cl

well in the nearby city of my character. 3 people were reported killed and 4 wounded by ukrainian. shelley ortiz raman cost reports from the c ukrainian military. continue shelling, done this people's republic. civilian casualties, county continues to mount over the last 24 hours. at least 3 people had been killed . those people were killed right in this house as a 155 millimeter shill supplied by nato countries to ukrainian military landed right here in this yard for the so right now we are inspecting the place. a piece of shrapnel has been found in the woman's house. forensic analysis will be done to define the type and characteristics of the munition, the neighbor. she was in her house right next door and she was not hurt. again built, listed as a blue, one man was already dead. when i came, i called the wife of one of the victims who was staying in the house. 2 others were still alive later the ambulance took them, but by the time it turned behind the corner, one of them died and the other one died in the hospital. right now, she's been asked with taken care of the dogs of the people t

the facility is controlled by russia and has come under repeated shelley with moscow blaming the ukrainian army for the attacks. kiev denies the allegations and claims that it is russia, which is targeting the plant, political analyst. alessandra bruno thinks the plant security is russia's primary concern. the only interest the russian would have is in making sure that no one sabotage is the facility and then to blame the russians. i think that would be my 1st concern and i think that is the, the main russian concern. i think that the, the, the russian troops, the russian people in charge would not have allowed the detainment to proceed without some kind of guarantee that, that there was sufficient stuff in the plant to oversee security. russians have been very careful to avoid any accidents and they would not have taken this action without some kind of safety considerations. and so if they did so, that means the plan was left in secure and arbitration court. and moscow has ruled in favor of a claim lodged by archie against google to restore access to $27.00 of its channels currently block

the city's beat on the intense shelley from the ukrainian armed forces, ah, local hospitals resemble military infirm res. most originated with wounds caused by euclid and the shells from various mines and shrapnel with us before 3 for our own way, which in digital, with us currently being part of teach kids with amputations are among the most common operations here these days. after a mine won't.

as the nearby bridge is impossible to 2 continuous shelley by ukraine's military here has confirmed the nighttime attack. but say no civilians could have been armed because there was a curfew in place. ukraine also alleges of it could only have hits russian soldiers disguised in civilian clothing. however, that's statements has been contested by one of the survivors. this is the husband needs us. i'm in the hospital right now and everything is fine. take a look at the shard, they took out of me. there was a missile strike by the ukrainian army on the antonio sky bridge. we stood with a column of journalists and waited for the crossing. every one could hear the air defense systems working and got rather used to it. i was sitting in the back seat and heard an explosion. i felt glass falling on me and a colleague pulled me out of the car and covered me with his body. that saved me, he's also fine, but i'm sure of what i saw. the military was not there. it was a column of civilians, just people who wanted to evacuate from the city and go to a safer place. the testimony of one of the survivo

oh, she nuclear power plant faces a partial power outage due to ukrainian shelley. that's according to local authorities. officials also that he has forces have showed the city of papa and the oscar public using us supplied high mars missiles. and on the other side of the front line era, alarms have been heard in several regions across eastern and southern ukraine. blasts were reported and the key i've controlled city is that broadsheet. russia confirmed a military command center was targeted earlier on tuesday, as well as ukrainian military positions around the city. and back to russia, where a fire broke out as to residential houses were hit by a premium shelling of a town in the border region. that's according to the local governor who also said there were no reports of casualties. thousands have taken to the streets across haiti, demanding the country's prime minister. resigned. it comes after the united nations chief called for armed action and haiti to quell increasingly violent rioting. thousands gathered near the u. s. embassy and haiti to protest foreign in

the city's beat on the intense shelley from the ukrainian on a house with those resemble military infirmary most designated with when school was by you claim the shells from various mines and shrapnel with our own way, which in digital, with us, with amputations are among the most common operations here these days after a mine wound, it's virtually impossible to save damage limbs with their own little switch for supporting nobody's sustainable saying don't look like lumps cuz a sure the quote was, she'll tell them what you just get out of creation. a sequence of issues to which was for 2. and then you're saying, what are an additional physicians get digital years with that she'll walk into actually portal dounia junior, but those are to want us to place them in a voice of osgood with you a lot. i'm wondering junior or someone not. what are your questions or show or show? don't we'll talk send you a car wash. present got, can you talk still enrolled in the should just be sure you got to make sure my system here from the district once a year, just to see if you built a shot or you just motion

a shopping mall in neighboring balbo, rose, i'll see the ecos dawn of visited the site of belated shelley. this small russian town on the very border with ukraine has now a frontline town that lives in constant anticipation over yet another ukrainian strike akin to the one that destroyed this shopping mood. all that remains of it is its charred skeleton. you can still though, make out and tell wood shorter shops used to be here, like judging by the carcasses, where the burn carcass is here. this used to be some sort of a tech supermarket. and if you look in the corner over there, there used to be a pet store, but given enough money is spent, all of this can be rebuilt, a new of course, but people's lives, those who were killed in the strike. well, they can't be brought back. ukrainian shells had 2 moves and a discount steward noon this saturday, a fireworks shop and one of them wasn't both the blaze and the panic among victims and bystanders alike. so mostly shelly, when we heard the whistle for the 1st time in the distance we left the building. as soon as we did it a shall immediately la

our reporter shelley phelps has more.he bbc�*s south east asia editorjonathan head told me more about what happened. from what i've seen on video, it would appear that this — i think we'll have to see what the investigation says — but this really stems from the use of tear gas by the police. this was a very hard—fought match between two teams, two cities close to each other with a long history of rivalry. indonesian football has very passionate following, sometimes turning violent, and at the end of the match, which arema — the home team in malang — lost by 3—2 to persebaya, the arema fans poured onto the pitch. and at that point, the police started pushing them back and then began to use tear gas. and it seems — but we'll have to see what they find out was a dash for the exits. the stadium has an official capacity ofaround 112,000, and the authorities were crushed trying to get through quite narrow exits. he's sent out a post on instagram, i think, saying 42,000 tickets had been issued for the stadium, which had a capaci

there is no shelley, other fin alika there a damp do you think it could have been stopped? now whereas that again, genuine. thou, belinda, lilian of data. the piano room, dia i'm in the, in a financial year and i know that it loses a good car bowl. of the old don said that a fit there lose bull didn't impression dudley in the lane or i'm part of the legal billing only. i get him for games. yeah. i got any more color going to be a lead. me dance. yeah. but his daughter really born in a good there in, in a wonderful. gotcha. no, no. but we did also need to know permitted tina le, 80 ill getting to get an insurance and we could be mon, well no, no. why not put in the deal issue? so you bring she gonna be the login or dablin that are no silly b u r b that lower than the part of the delay w will yield or fargo no pain, sugar dia. and they didn't go well, oh my going back to the situation in the world today and the prices for this, this forces government to make important decisions and to confront with powerful organizations. you have been in a place where you have to make import

our cars are that way, black because of the a shelley that happened there, a huge crater in the middle of the street. it's a road by the way, one of the main roads here that people use when they go to work. actually one of those rows that we have been frequently using as well in the past. so being there we, we are shocked ourselves. seeing they're seeing are all the emergency units trying to calm through what they see. they are trying to help a people. and as we are, they are at the scenery and we're trying to talk to our witnesses at that to a more explosions happen. so we also had to leave the scene and look for shelter. right now we're able to actually report again on camera and talk to you on camera again because the air raid siren that was on for hours is off, doesn't mean that everything is carmen. save certainly not. in fact, of the ukrainian officials or, or warning people to stay in those shelters as long as possible today, because nobody really knows how these days going to unfold. now what's known about these, the types what is, know so far, according to your ukrainian infor

well, shelley and a police say they've arrested a man for the shooting death of a security guard outside of a hospital. the shooting happened last month on september 7. a kaiser permanente campus in san leandro. the bar was transferring a big bag of money from the hospital to an armored car. police say 27 year-old akbar bay of oakland shot him in the head. they was arrested on monday and charged with murder. police did not clarify whether this was a random act. authorities have released the cause of death for sixteen-year-old kiley rodni. she was last seen back in august after reportedly attending a party near truckee about 2 weeks later, her body was found in upside down car in a lake. the coroner's office ruled her death accidental and added there was no evidence of foul play. now the man authorities believed to be responsible for the death of 4 family members. inmarsat pleaded not guilty in court. investigators say jesus manuel salgado kidnapped an 8 month old. her mother, father and uncle from the family's trucking business. the family of 4 was found dead in an orchard 2 days later.

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[000:00:00;00] a, [000:00:00;00] with a shelley over the russian city of the mass shows no signs of letting you know, rather than because martial russian territories, the front line with the crane 0 in a russian gas is not a good idea. the message of, from a warning europe faces the prices next winter without rushing gas supplies. as here . okay, is this a divert more gas export from angel to europe? the u. s. a decision to supply my food service to make create a prime ministers responded to the us gesture san restrictions on technology export to china. we have gone behind russia and especially china, a little weapon supplier panel that the largest defense fund in the world is a, at a disadvantage. when it comes off, i dislike with hello. i wasn't a live from moscow. i'm at work tomorrow. let's take a look at today's top stories. so the night is updates from other conflicts and you play in a level as mr. offers in. the city has been severely damaged as the center came underwood and then the showing by ukrainian forces earlier on thursday. so gwen former challenge shattered windows in nearby

as the nearby bridge is impossible to to continue its shelley. the local authorities say the fairy crossing is continuing to spite the attacks of the plan in question intends to move around $60000.00 residents from the right bank of the de napa river to the left bank authorities announced the start of the process on wednesday, saying it could last about 6 days more in the story now with a correspondence, his roman cotton was the moment the local authorities have come up a with a number of people who were killed during this attack by the cranium military. at the moment. 4 people are dead ends at 13 people are wounded and they're being treated at nearby hospitals at the moment. according to local authorities, ukraine fired at least as well. of us made hi mars multiple rocket systems. 11 of those have been intercepted, but one of them had hit the target at this said very crossing local officials are also saying that this particular rocket was also filled with clocks for munition, in order to maximize the civilian casualties and to maximize damage as

s. shelley and egypt announces plans to mpeg its national currency from the us dollar with from moscow to the world. this is our t international i. rachel blevins. and these are the top stories this our russia has called for a un security council meeting on tuesday. your voice is concerns that key i may use a dirty bomb as part of a false flag operation. russia has urged the un chief antonio gutierrez to do everything possible to prevent such a scenario. saying moscow will consider any such action as an active nuclear terrorism. the russian defense ministry has said he could launch such an attack with help from its western allies, claiming he yet had requested help from nuclear weapons technology from the u. k. meanwhile, russia is foreign minister survey lab. rob has dismiss claims by some western states that it was actually moscow planning to use a dirty bomb for the old moon for the month. so, so consumer to detail information indicating the institutions that can do this was transmitted through the minister and defensive with his colleagues. from the united states, great britain, fr

our reporter, shelley phelps, hasjoined me with the latest details. what more can you tell us?his incident occurred _ what more can you tell us? this incident occurred after - what more can you tell us? ti 3 incident occurred after a football match. it was between two teams. the fighting is reported to have started when thousands of people rushed onto the pitch. the home team lost 2-3. the pitch. the home team lost 2—3. there is dramatic footage on social media where you can see people rushing onto the pitch. police have said 127 people have been killed and one health official have said people died of chaos, overcrowding, trampling and suffocated. large numbers of people reported to be injured. they have been taken to local hospitals. we have had a statement from indonesia's football association. they say they are investigating a riot that took place after the match and there was a statement from the football association's chair. in that, they said they regret the actions of the arena supporters. they say they are sorry and apologise to the families of the victims and for all p