may have been driving through the village of st michael's . the village of st michael's.or who may have dashcam footage that could be of use to us or people who may have been dog walking in the or on the towpath to console console. boris johnson has said vladimir putin threatened to kill him just weeks before russia's invasion of ukraine. the comment was made dunng of ukraine. the comment was made during a phone call after mr. johnson visited kyiv to show support for ukraine. the former prime minister made the claim in a documentary, the kremlin has described it as a. he's sort of he threatened me at one point and said, you know , boris, and said, you know, boris, i don't want to hurt you, but with a missile, it would only take a minute or something like that, you know, you jolly, but i think from the very relaxed tone he was taking , the sort of air of was taking, the sort of air of detachment that he seemed to have, vision , period, he was have, vision, period, he was just playing along with my attempts to get him to negotiate . and finally, the personal data of around

she was in st michaels on wyre.before going missing, although dog has since been found . boris johnson says been found. boris johnson says vladimir threatened to kill him just weeks before russia's invasion of ukraine. the comment was made during a phone call after mr. johnson visited kyiv to show support for ukraine. the former prime minister made the claim in a bbc documentary . the claim in a bbc documentary. the kremlin has described it a lie. he sort of. he threatened me at one point and said, you know , one point and said, you know, boris, i don't want to hurt you, but with a missile, it would only take a minute or something like that, you know, you know, jolly but i think from the very relaxed tone that he was taking , the sort of air of detachment that he seemed to have issued , that he seemed to have issued, he was just playing with my attempts to, get him to negotiate . this is gb news more negotiate. this is gb news more for me shortly. now, though , for me shortly. now, though, it's back to . it's back t

st michael's on wyre and.are extremely concerned after having found both her pet and her mobile phone. well, joining now to give us more detail is our reporter hollis, who's on the ground in st michael's on wye . ground in st michael's on wye. will, a really distressing story , very relatable to a lot of people. she dropped her kids aged seven and nine off at school and hasn't been seen since . good morning. yes, well, since. good morning. yes, well, you can see if you're watching on tv that it is still very here in lancashire, the sun has risen, but there people that are going about their daily dog walk because this does appear to be quite a busy and dog walking route and that's a route that nicola pulley knew really well was one that she would often walk quite often from her home in. it's inskip to st michael's wye. and it was on friday morning that was she. she was reported to be missing. this is a towpath that goes along the river wyre and the river is seemingly fast flowing . and seemingly fast flowing. a

st. michael's church in chemer was what was alexei's mind, the future count razumovsky, so to speak, i dow to say it correctly. st. michael's church, which, unfortunately, has been destroyed since the second half of the 19th century . the distillery of the pashkovsky landowners, their manor, is a monument of wooden architecture. they say that it was at the distillery in chemer that vodka was first produced. is mirgas a drink with the addition of chamomile, that's how interesting chemer is i hope that it is not only this, of course. those who have not been will visit and we will learn everything from our dear viewers about this glorious village . in connection with the upcoming changes in the weather, which i will tell you more, please pay more attention to your health and your well-being. well, actually, we are moving on to the weather . recent incredible temperature heat records, a cyclone with atmospheric fronts is coming to us, which will bring precipitation and cooling. so, we start in the west of ukraine. tomorrow it will be relatively warm somewhere plus seven plus nine degrees in s

st. michael's church, which burned down, could have stood.t to it. the documents found today scattered ashes and fragments of burnt wood the burial place of bohdan khmelnytskyi is important not only for historians the first hetman of ukraine is the personification of our real statehood after his death first muscovy and on top of that the russian empire destroyed not only the sovereignty of ukraine, they burned our identity and imposed myths. the russian empire did everything to clear the story of the creation of bohdan khmelnytskyi of the ukrainian state. they planted the brains of ukrainians that bohdan khmelnytsky did not want an independent state, he only wanted to reunite with russia and with which russia, if you are russia at that time, then in the 17th century, in the 21st, we will fight in a bloody war unleashed russia, and after finding the burial places of the hetmans, we will restore one more historical justice valentina dobrota andriy vytashkin tsn 1+1 marathon the only news on the contrary in search of truth despite the shelling a

st. michael at winnie's had a chance.he’s stunned with a stony finger, not skinned, for such an elegant costume , she began to hemming the family, sapehu, the first there they plowed any hard on the dorota, then albert’s other wife died. it’s not enough lipin, in 1633 the cook took his place in chemistry and the leusa himself was the first yaron from the coffin with a comfortable, commemorative of the baroque era, and already our jazz has appeared and remember the new the hermit was stowed away with elephants, however, the hungry afternoon tea was dissolving. what a rival the statute of the grand duchy was, and he survived the autocracy overthrow for a day, he didn’t live very long, until 1840. yes, and today about him the sound of the sound of the law of operational jazz is ringing and has become a pattern for many cranes. and what you do best is that you love the whole palette of life in the project. say don't be silent. this true impression or deceptive pride gets in the way. we all live pride, prevents us from accepti

st. michael near the vilnius had a chance to arrogate with an imperious finger gently on such an elegantming kind of sniffles first there pohaval any joke of the road. another wife of albert, syomuha lipin, in 1633 , the cook-winter took a place and leu himself competed from rough with a comfortable, baroque memorial , and already at our hour new fullers appeared. elephants stole away their ginnik, however, the hungry afternoon snack of dissolution. coconut himself was a rival to the statute of the grand duchy. and he survived the introduction of the autocracy the day he lived due until 1840. yes , and today they make a ringing about him. this is the operational part of the law and has become a pattern for many ukrainians. what? taken our daily task talk about belarus in the country and abroad. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to the projects of our tv channel. so what is belarus like ? feel. she needs to be seen with her own eyes. hello dear viewers. tv channel belarus 24, watch us every day witches do, belarus is closer. you are watching the news now in olga k

st. michael near the vilna happened, she watered the waters with a non-skinned palace palace for such a benefitch became from the hemming of the family, the sapeg on foot. any hard gift was plowed there, then albert's other wife also died, all maga lipin thousand 1633 year, the cook in the sim took the place of leo himself as a sapper. nuclear weapons over the coffin of the vessel colonel of the era of vice, and already our jazz appeared and new ones. remember drinking at your wife's house and elephants, however, the hungry remembers the satisfaction. what kind of opponent did the statute of the grand duchy itself, and he survived the autocracy's induction right up to 1840. and even today, the operational part of it is covered by the law and has become a pattern for many cranes. is fashion different? fashion for contemporary art fashion for ecological culture and we also do not forget about the classics. we instill sense of beauty. and we get aesthetic pleasure. watch every week in the fashion culture project. in 24 hours you can do a lot in 7 days even more in our project. you will learn about

st. michael's cathedral irregularly , but today i have the honor to come here to celebrate this mass withve glorified russia for 30 years and you understand for me it's just such a joy that i can even pass on it everything from the next graduation to watch in less than an hour at seven on the air evgenia harkov take care of yourself when the enemy is not can achieve results on the battlefield he succumbs to cynical attacks on civilians russian invaders want to exhaust us break and divide us this is the last chance for them but they did not consider one in these dark times we are united as never before we are free and strong where we are ready and even in the dark we see how our victory is approaching we will defeat the darkness together when the light goes out everywhere they continue to fight for life but with the fortresses of light where they heal not only the body in the camp they continue to protect their reward smiles and both ymix are grateful to the medics who continue to save people despite the darkness outside the window, thank you. you must have an emergency suitcase for the co

st. michael the church was built in early baroque style. it had flat pilasters.main niches, the altar was built in the middle of the 18th century. it had four columns with the same number of sculptures and an image of the holy zemer in the center. each city has its own unique features. the appearance of the columns is determined by the neman river in the 19th century. here was one of the most important marinas on it. i developed craft and trade, built river boats, the city has gir along the edges of the spanish shield, two golden stripes in the center on a blue field of a silver boat with a sail. the history of stolbtsovshchina is closely connected with the fate of many famous people within the city was the village of akinchitsy, where yakub kolos was born , the years lived in these places left an indelible impression on the writer, which was reflected in his trilogy at the crossroads and in the poem simon music on the farm of derzhinov , the first was born chairman of the cheka felix dzerzhinsky in the middle of the 19th century. folgarki, zaluchye lived a polis

st. michael's cathedral in other settings, er, there were people in kyiv because it is christmas, becauser christmas, and this is quite obvious and normal in our country . his last name is pavla lebedya, who is probably the abbot of the kyiv-pechersk lavra, who the day before, i don’t know if you saw him addressing his parishioners to his flock, well, he called the head of the orthodox church of ukraine the master of the scriptures , well, in his last words, the antichrist also spoke there and well, the devil doesn’t seem to exist, but without it he called and you are a bastard without self-sacrificial. how do you evaluate the reaction of the leadership of the ukrainian orthodox church of ukraine to the fact that this service of the ukrainian orthodox church of ukraine took place yesterday? we did not see the reaction of metropolitan onufriy, who is the head of this church, and vladyka pavel, well , remember in 2014 year that he promised to be uh with viktor yanukovych uh until his very end and where is he now giving yanukovych and where is he as he lied in essence, let's say so well, wha

st. michael's gold-top cathedral, it was attended by the military teroborons of kyiv region and also an improvised nativity scene the head of the orthodox church of ukraine awarded the defenders with medals of the cross of freedom epiphanius wished so that this year 2023 becomes the year of the expulsion of the aggressor from our lands and the victory of our state, i will mark christmas eve according to the julian calendar today part of ukrainians have already celebrated together with other christians of the world on december 25. today we are celebrating christmas for the second time. this is a great christian holiday. now, as a transition period, we all understand that we will celebrate these 25 days. this is our joint initiative with the orthodox church of ukraine. it was a difficult year of trials. today we we pray and ask god that the next year of our existence will be victorious, that we will win our victory , cut down the aggressor, cut down the evil that broke into our common home, lomonosov's place in the zoo in the dnipro was dismantled the monument to the russian scientist mykhailo lomon

st. michael's cathedral. this is my business card.evsk can be seen from afar, because it is located on one of the highest points in the city, plus the height of the cathedral is 67 m. it looks amazing , the doors are always open for both believers and those who just dropped in to admire the architectural gem of the city. a in a similar style, we can meet temples, so it is very beautiful and everyone likes it. ah. and, of course, at this time we are already in a recreated temple built in 1907, but at thirty-seven. unfortunately, they destroyed it, and in our time from 2004 to 2007, in such a short time, in 3 years , a beautiful large cathedral was revived. the unique icons of the kazan mother of god and michael the archangel and particles of the relics of st. nicholas the wonderworker are stored in the cathedral in our temple such a tradition. every week on thursday evening we serve an akathist, that is, a special service dedicated to st. nicholas the wonderworker during this service. we take it out of the altar solemnly, and this one

st. michael's church of the national museum of folk architecture and life, the entire audience sings along to it, a well-known weather forecaster and presenter of espresso has been a member of the bach amateur choir for several years, which performs ancient baroque music by ukrainian composers of the 17th and 18th centuries, the sun, oh, this morning, the concert was on the verge of collapse, because the capital was being shelled by the enemy, but the florists decided to sing, and they immediately started calling to sign up, and even i, to be honest, was a little surprised because everyone i'm leaving i'm leaving everything and we we left, we came for a little rehearsal, and then we came here. the war changed the collective's plans, because in the spring of 2022 , bach dreamed of going on tour to berlin . the last pre-war rehearsal of the furists took place on february 23, unfortunately after the beginning of a full-scale invasion, part of the people went abroad, so they are singing at the moment the most stable location for the concert on vasyl was chosen not by chance the other day, nata

st. michael of the golden top . monastery in kyiv, during which he prayed for the ukrainian military and for victory, last year was a difficult year trial by war and today we pray and ask god that the next year of our existence will be a victorious year, that we will win our victory cut down the aggressor cut down the evil that ended in our common home we show love for our land and tomorrow the epiphany will hold the first christmas service in the kyiv-pechersk lavra why is this a historical event we are talking about it with the religious scholar andriy smirnov contact us e i congratulate you on the air e ot in short, the uoc mp lease agreement for some of the upper lavra has expired and they can no longer hold any service there as it was before christ is born i congratulate everyone on the holiday, indeed we are witnessing a historical event when the church monopoly of moscow is being destroyed of the patriarchate for worship in the kyiv-pechers lavra, the first step is not to extend the lease agreement for two churches in the upper lavra, this is the dormition cathedral , the greater

st. michael the archangel in the village of kraynikovi was built in 1668, the height is 25 m and the lengthn the village of sokyrnytsia there is also the church of nicholas the wonderworker built in 1704 these are such incredible churches, incredible temples, incredible architecture, which you can admire, and now there are a lot of people in transcarpathia, and you can go around these churches, and it is possible, if you have the opportunity , to help them a little, because now it's culture and such temples are also going through, of course, all of us are particularly difficult times, we are returning from transcarpathia and now we will rise a little higher, er, the upper layer of the atmosphere, let's look at the earth's magnetic field , will there be magnetic storms tomorrow, will people and animals be worried? well, you see tomorrow the situation will be calm, it's the same as the apelmon cat, there are no special disturbances , there are no magnetic storms, so we will come back and look at the weather that is expected tomorrow in every region of ukraine, and we traditionally start from

will be found alive. 45—year—old nicola bulley was last seen walking next to the river wyre in st michael's connected to a work call. 0ur correspondent danny savage reports. just what has happened to nikki bulley? she vanished from this lancashire river bankjust friday morning, mother of two young girls who she had just dropped off at school and was taking her dog for its regular walk. this school and was taking her dog for its regular walk.— its regular walk. this is a beautiful _ its regular walk. this is a beautiful rural _ its regular walk. this is a beautiful rural area - its regular walk. this is a beautiful rural area lots i its regular walk. this is a l beautiful rural area lots of its regular walk. this is a - beautiful rural area lots of wooded areas and a river, clearly, so there's a lot of complex terrain to search and that's why we relied so heavily on our partners, but the public as well have come out in droves to try and help find nicola because it is a close—knit community. because it is a close-knit community-— because it is a close-knit communi . ., community. last friday

st. michaels cathedral in central kyiv. have a listen.eign correspondent matt bradley joins us live from kyiv yesterday. matt you are in a bunker. today we're out and about. i can see, what has been happening in the capital city this morning? >> mehdi, we went around a little bit today trying to see the damage from these new year's attacks. we went to one residential area that clearly had been hit by this mistake. one of these bombs that the russians seemed to be flinging across the landscape here. it really landed right next to a children's playground. one other location we went to was a hotel. that's where that japanese journalist had been injured. it was not clear whether it was an actual direct hit, or debris falling from a missile that intercepted either way. it essentially surely front office that hotel. unless something, that i want to tell, you many, people are just getting used to. it's becoming a daily occurrence ever since the fall, when we started to see russia blanketing the country with regular bombings and missile strikes.

st. michael of the athos desert at the springs of st. one, but in general, water does not rise above 4 ° on epiphany because the key is already beating on the top of the mountain. a miracle of nature is usually groundwater. they don’t rise so high, so the spring is considered holy on the eve of baptism, pilgrims come here, it seems, cold water, but sometimes a person gets sick or gets sick, dips in the source and immediately starts to quickly bleed, in fact. and it doesn’t matter where to plunge into baptism, the main thing is to approach this sphere and prayer anastasia envied sergei right in the centurion channel one. the apartment should have a humidity of 30 to 60%, if it is sushi, it is already harmful for the mucosa , there is a solution in the throat, a cough, or as a result, we get sick more often, and what if you don't have enough moisture, which is better, modern humidifiers or good old wet towels? let's figure it out. the lower the temperature outside the window, the stronger the batteries work in the evening, all the windows

year was out walking her dog. 45 year old nicola burley was seen on friday on a footpath path in st michaelswyre . she was michaels on wyre. she was walking with her spanish before she went missing, although her dog has since been found . police dog has since been found. police say they're keeping an open mind about what happened, but they don't believe ms. bullock was attacked . and lastly, attacked. and lastly, international news . us secretary international news. us secretary of state has been calling for the easing of tensions in middle east while she's been on a visit to jerusalem. there's been a spike of violence in the region over recent weeks. on israeli forces killed ten palestinians. most of whom they say were gunmen . and that's after gunmen. and that's after a palestinian man carried out a gun attack in east jerusalem, killing seven people. anthony blinken said it's everyone's responsibility to calm tensions rather than to inflame them . rather than to inflame them. america's commitment has never wavered. it will. and today, the prime minister and i discussed ways that we can con

st. michael's place empress saints catherine margarita why don't you talk to me anymore? why?me to victory, but i need you in grief. after all, i'm not very smart yet, lord, it's so difficult for me to figure everything out alone. you're all set then let's get started. attention motor saint michael catherine and margarita why do n't you talk to me anymore? why? have you left me alone? have you been with me to guide me to victory? but i need you in grief. 'cause i'm not very smart yet lord, it's so hard for me to figure everything out alone. my sir saint michael help me stop this difficult hour. well done. that's it, sunshine. hello hang traitor both it's time to go jeanne what's wrong with you? all who believe in me. follow me hello you to me. how about work what work? my she has no applications, why don't i know? why? strange strange what should i do now? enter the human resources department. i was already there, they sent me to you. they think so, yes yes, i'm listening and recording. well , i’m waiting, and you contacted someone vasilyevich who let him help. now he is being

year was out walking her dog. 45 year old nicola burley was seen on friday on a footpath path in st michaelswyre . she was michaels on wyre. she was walking with her spanish before she went missing, although her dog has since been found . police dog has since been found. police say they're keeping an open mind about what happened, but they don't believe ms. bullock was attacked . and lastly, attacked. and lastly, international news . us secretary international news. us secretary of state has been calling for the easing of tensions in middle east while she's been on a visit to jerusalem. there's been a spike of violence in the region over recent weeks. on israeli forces killed ten palestinians. most of whom they say were gunmen . and that's after gunmen. and that's after a palestinian man carried out a gun attack in east jerusalem, killing seven people. anthony blinken said it's everyone's responsibility to calm tensions rather than to inflame them . rather than to inflame them. america's commitment has never wavered. it will. and today, the prime minister and i discussed ways that we can con

st. michael’s cathedral in the feodosia monastery.ken away from the priests, upc faith in god, it’s not declarative, it’s somewhere in the soul, so it’s very complicated, very tense , very bad. and i would even say, bad, smelling, uh, a situation that, in general, is going through a non-merciful ice rink to the soul. e people according to their conscience according to their worldview according to their idea and attitude. why do we have why do we have take away our rights? why are our churches being taken away from us? why are we not allowed to pray in peace, we ask you to stop this internal war against the orthodox canonical church. the most economical church appeal to a parishioner volodymyr zelensky is unlikely to answer, because he started this crusade and once a year before the presidential election, petro poroshenko created a schismatic psu and now a year before the new elections, now zelensky really needs schismatics available. it seems to me that everything will develop. this is how we will end the era of two churchness. at u.s

and we appeal for anyone who may have been driving through the village of st michael's last friday morninghcam footage that could be of use to us or people who may have been walking in the area or on the towpath to come forward . the towpath to come forward. they can ring one open or if they have a sighting of nicola 999 . now this was friday that 999. now this was friday that nicola first went missing and while we haven't had an update from the police since in that press conference where they were speaking to journalists, they were asked do they think nicola was attacked ? they it was attacked? they said it doesn't really seem suggest that that the case. and that could be the case. and while a number of lines inquiry are under the police are saying that they are keeping an open mind but they don't believe that this is a criminal inquiry. they are asking that does live locally maybe walking along here if they are interested in helping just to be extra careful because of course these are steep banks and the river quite dangerous indeed. we can more walkers the of that bank walkers at the to

old nicola believe dogs. 45 year old nicola believe was last seen two days ago on a footpath in st michaelsrward . information to come forward. this is an interesting one. academics journalists, politicians who criticise the government were reportedly spied upon, according to a new about civil liberties. organised big brother watch has obtained documents that show agencies whose job is to tackle tackle hostile state misinformation. also targeted critics of the government . joining us to dive government. joining us to dive into more detail, head of research and investigate at big brother watch jake harford. jake, good morning. morning to you. i'm sure none of this surprises. not all, unfortunately it was investigation that was on some suspicions we had on. the more we delve into it, the more we found. hmm. it's though because there will be people who will say, look, we saw what happened with american elections. we've seen how social media is used by some to spread misinform formation. and there has to be somebody to suppose the question , who's the arbiter of saying it's actually dangerous t

lancashire while walking her dog. 45 year old nicola pooley was last seen two days ago on a footpath in st michaelsion to come forward . information to come forward. bofis information to come forward. boris johnson says vladimir putin threatened to kill him just weeks before russia's invasion of ukraine. comment was made during a phone call after mr. johnson visited kyiv to show support for ukraine. he made the claim in a bbc documentary . he claim in a bbc documentary. he sort of. he threatened me at one point and said, you know, boris, i don't want to hurt you , but i don't want to hurt you, but with a missile it would only take a minute or something like that, you know, you jolly . but i that, you know, you jolly. but i think from the very real laxed tone that he was taking , the tone that he was taking, the sort of air of detached moment that he seemed to have , vision, that he seemed to have, vision, period, he was just playing along with my attempts to get him to negotiate . while the him to negotiate. while the kremlin has responded to the former prime minister's claim, describing it as a lie

to be relations between politics and media, but with this lot, johnson and his 55 tuft st spectator crowd, michaelis link, or access to media— this talk about waiting for the inquisition... do you think the public care about these stories?— do you think the public care about these stories? they care about their ioliticians these stories? they care about their politicians being _ these stories? they care about their politicians being fun _ these stories? they care about their politicians being fun to _ these stories? they care about their politicians being fun to mentally - politicians being fun to mentally dishonest, that's whyjohnson is out of a job. and rishi sunak came in saying he would be different. yes, people care about this, they care about standards in public life, it's very hard for politicians, i accept this, they are underfar very hard for politicians, i accept this, they are under far greater scrutiny, social media is greater pressure on them — but for sunak to stay up last week like he did and say there was nothing to see there, it's all been and are like answered, for nadhim zahawi

i am here in st louis where, just over a decade ago, michael brown was killed under similar circumstanceshe cases that actually thrusted the issue into the spotlight over the last decades. some of the same reforms we were calling for, at that same time, we have seen, others, we have not. what this remind us of is the structure of policing itself must change. we know it is not the kind of bad apple and the bad cops, it is the structure itself. the structure itself must be disrupted and certainly calling for a kind ability for specific actions, treating a culture where police are prompted to nick about their actions are important, but i do think that reforms must be structural, because anything short of that would lead us to this moment yet again. of that would lead us to this moment et aaain. ., ~ of that would lead us to this moment etaaain. ., ~ , . yet again. 0k, thank you very much for talkin: yet again. 0k, thank you very much for talking to _ yet again. 0k, thank you very much for talking to us. _ yet again. 0k, thank you very much for talking to us. seft _ yet again. ok, thank you v

i know for sure that you knew to steal chinese diamonds michael bruce in london to st.possibilities carefully. study the photos, there are a lot of diamonds, but i need just these. what i will get for this work will pay you 100,000 pounds and the third right now during one of the performances of a christian girl from the village next to the estate where you were brought up. only now she is a princess and the wife of the banker you intend to rob. and you have a daring plan to deceive. fine, but not unique, they will not be checked for authenticity. well, at least right away i just need to buy time and that's it. i don't even want to know. why do you need it? but for your sake, thank you very much. i was just lucky. she did not think of inserting the puzzles your happiness, that it chose a throwing weapon. hamora was less fortunate that you sent marat to sell a diamond necklace to a familiar buyer katin. that's right. he still has not yet returned and will not return. at khamraev's where are you hiding, but at that moment the police knocked on the door. she had to kill hi

st. jude partner in hope. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. >>> there are new developments tonight in the idaho murder investigation. the suspect in the case now facing extradition tomorrow as we learn more about the clues investigators used to track him down. cnn's veronica miracle has our report. >> reporter: tonight as new details emerge about the man accused of murdering four idaho students, growing questions remain including the motive. bryan kohberger, the 28-year-old graduate student at washington state university is expected to return to idaho to face four counts of first degree murder. his arrest comes almost seven weeks after the stabbing deaths of four idaho university students. >> there's a little bit of hope. there was a lot of time of not knowing because they had to do everything to monitor the individual. >> reporter: police started zeroing in on

michael smith has done it. what a performance! what a final! the man from st helens. michael is here with us. the morning.was my third world final in five years. | third world final in five years. last year was the worst. me and my older son cried backstage for half—an—hour. i made a promise to him the next one i would not lose again. i went away and did it. i do not want to lie to my kids. i could not want to lie to my kids. i could not see him crying that way. i knew it hurt me as much as it hurt him. he loved it, was crying more than me. is he loved it, was crying more than me. . . he loved it, was crying more than me, , ., , ., he loved it, was crying more than me. , ., ., , me. is that something that helped ou me. is that something that helped you anyway? _ me. is that something that helped you anyway? either— me. is that something that helped you anyway? either trying - me. is that something that helped you anyway? either trying to - me. is that something that helped you anyway? either trying to take | you anyway? either trying to take yourself out of the equation a little bit. ~ , ., little bit. wh

st. jude partner in hope. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. >>> there are new questions about what precisely is going on in the sky. a pentagon office this week revealed more than 350 reports of unidentified aerial phenomenon most since march of 2021. you know them better as ufos of course. sightings come from navy and air force pilots and operators working in restricted military air space. many cases turn out to be balloons, drones, birds, plastic bags, or just weather but the u.s. government still can't explain about half of the other reports. an astrophysicistt and visiting professor of george mason university joins us now. this is so fascinating. can you walk us through the new report? the question most viewers have is does this make it more likely that there could be some sort of alien life out there? >> well, this report does not even mention aliens, right? it mentions concerns but aliens ar

for messina, political security analysts, michael believe, say said the western allies announcement to st. tanks is aimed at increasing psychological pressure rather than changing the situation on the ground. it's mostly psychological. it's. there's clearly a reluctance to, to, to send the tanks from a military standpoint in terms of their capabilities and also their very limit limitation in numbers and come in at this time and what the logistical necessities would require. it couldn't be met in time if you could look at this realistically. so this is been more of a political endeavor by germany and by and by the united states. and i might add that the russians themselves have the t nineties in ukraine and, and the armada says they're called and they're, they're now being fielded in ukraine and they're just as capable as the abrams and in many respects in terms of capability. so but, but as i say, given the numbers the ukrainians of estimated, they need 300 tanks to try to turn the, the tide in turn on the battlefield. that there's nowhere near that many going to ukraine from either from

st. augustine? >> brian: 15 hours. >> steve: 15 hours and 19 minutes. brian that is michaelistrict if you are looking to rent a book blue water rentals. >> steve: st. augustine. >> brian: unbelievable. see so much there pull up to the jacksonville stadium. >> ainsley: there is a fort. >> brian: oldest fort in our country that predates our origin. >> steve: anyway, good morning to you, st. augustine we will be there in 15 hours and 19 minutes. >> brian: if we don't hit traffic. a lot easier during the pandemic when you are not allowed to drive. two minutes after the top of the hour. republicans are demanding the secret service turn over information on visitors to president biden's wilmington home. >> ainsley: comes as the president brushes off questions from the press as his own party calls for total transparency. >> steve: transparency. jacqui heinrich has been trying to get answers from the press secretary she joins us from the north lawn of the white house. are we making any progress? >> you know, i can't say yes, steve. good morning to you guys. lawyers for the white hous

michael. i think we can expect to see, you know, a 100000 st. party trained, recently mobilized russian troops being, you know, pushed into an attack somewhere and we'll have to see hopefully the ukrainians can repel. last but wouldn't be surprised if they have to give ground in places. really . this is about the summer volley. and the times which hopefully comment line, the british announcement is all about pushing the germans germans together finger. they've got, they're the ones with the last 2 times. there's lots of them in europe. the challenge it to different logistics change there in the u. k. it's, it's a gesture, it's important gesture, the gesture you say, patrick, what's the end game for the west in arming ukraine with more offensive weapons? we've heard the u. k, announcing the tanks today. france as well. what is the name of the west? so i was just coming onto this, so i think the tanks and the armored energy fighting vehicles are about creating an armored brigade for ukraine that can be used from the summer in character intensive . i'd expect to ukrainian candor offensive this su

michael. i think we can expect to see, you know, a 100000 st party trains. recently mobilized russian troops being, you know, pushed into an attack somewhere and we'll have to see hopefully the ukrainians can repel us. but wouldn't be surprised if they have to give ground in places. and really this is about the summer volley these times, which hopefully comment line. the british announcement is all about pushing the germans. the germans need to get their finger right. they've got, they're the ones with the lap are 2 times. there's lots of them in europe. the challenge are 2 different logistics change there in the u. k. it's, it's, it's a gesture. it's support gesture, but i need a you say, a patrick, what's the end game for the west in arming ukraine with more offensive weapons? we've heard about the u. k, announcing the tanks today. find says, well, what is the end game of the west? so i was just coming on to this, so i think the tanks on the armored infantry fighting vehicles are by creating an armored brigade for ukraine that can be used on the summer in kendra offences. i'd expect to ukrainian

st. louis, and i'm really just about two miles from where michael brown was murdered almost a decade ago. case really thrusted the issue of police violence into the headlines, right? we saw over the last decade, you know, really activists and family members calling for reforms. and while we've seen some forward progress, we clearly know that so much still needs to be done. what is really most haunting to me in this case, listening to the chief's reaction, as well as listening to his mother's reaction, right? she describes him being really about 80 yards from home, coming home from dinner, coming home between shifts, right? coming home to see his mother. as mother described just the pain and her stomach that she felt earlier in the day. and then, as we watch the video, we saw in the video him calling out for his mother. someone who's also a must boy, just to be honest -- that particular image really haunts me in ways that is very difficult to overlook. >> right. it is haunting, and to your point about the length of time we've been having this conversation, we've seen legislation get close,

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michael smith, world champion at last. twice he'd come agonisingly close, but third time did prove a charm for the man from st helens. i left at 12 to come back to the hotel. so i just went straight to my room and opened the cabinet with the trophy and it just stood at the door for 7 hours. three time champion michael van gerwen was the man to beat, and together they produced a final for the history books when the dutchman missed his chance at a nine dart finish with this mistake, up stepped smith. following what many are hailing the greatest ever leg of darts to send the alexandra palace into pandemonium. after a night of sporting theatre that he and they will never forget, he sealed an outrageous, overdue victory. while his two children remain his greatest achievements as sporting memories go, he said this would never be topped. laura scott, bbc news. british musicians were responsible for all of the top 10 best—selling singles in the uk last year — for the first time since records began. harry styles topped the chart, while ed sheeran and kate bush also featured. our music correspondent, mark savage, has the detai

michael smith's wishes had come true. well he's had one more granted, thanks to his beloved rugby league team st helens.magically take place. it did for michael smith, world darts champion and saints fan. that's all from sportsday. a reminder that chelsea against manchester city is at 8pm and coverage is about to start at seven p:m.. but that's it, thanks for watching, see you later. hello. an area of low pressure is passing close to the northwest of scotland, providing strong winds for many overnight, particularly in scotland, where gales are possible. outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards as well along this weather front as this journey south eastwards across england and wales, that could give some strong and gusty winds for a time, some quite squally conditions. but this swathe of gales squeezing into the west of scotland, 60—70mph wind gusts in exposed western areas. but even through the central belt, we'll see some strong winds funnelling through. a mild night, temperatures between 6—9 celsius. tomorrow starts on a blustery and showery note across scotland, but the winds will tends to ease, and actua

michael smith, world champion at last. twice he had come agonisingly close, but third time did prove a charm for the man from st helens. his eyes off this rize. ~' ., this prize. i think i left about uuarter this prize. i think i left about quarter past _ this prize. i think i left about quarter past 12, _ this prize. i think i left about quarter past 12, half - this prize. i think i left about quarter past 12, half past i this prize. i think i left about quarter past 12, half past 12, j this prize. i think i left about i quarter past 12, half past 12, to come back to the hotel. hotel bar was shut at 11 so ijust come back to the hotel. hotel bar was shut at 11 so i just went straight to my room and stirred up the trophy for seven hours. three—time champion michael van gerwen was the man to beat, and the dutchman had his chances. together, they produced a final for the history books, but it wasn't smith who delivered perfection under pressure. landing a 9—dart finish, cool as you like. hailed by some as the greatest ever leg of darts and sending alexandra palace into pandemonium. after a night of sporting theatre that h

st. arborists and public works crews have been busy clearing trees. liz: there is a lot of damage but fortunately much of the losses will be covered by insurance. dan: michaely is here with a look at what damage will be covered by insurance and what damage won't be. michael: many of us write checks every year for homeowners and car insurance. then we don't think about it until an event like this. what is the coverage offered by your insurance company? let's start with your homeowners. most policies cover wind damage, which includes a tree that falls. with water, it gets tricky but here is the basic rule. if water falls he discovered. if water rises, it is not unless you have flood insurance. if your basement floods, your homeowners policy probably won't pay. if your roof is damaged and rain gets in, you are most likely covered. mold damage gets complicated. check your policy. flooded cars are covered but only if the owner carries comprehensive coverage. it is the same with a falling tree. if you have comprehensive, you are most likely covered. most newer cars have comprehensive coverage because finance companies require it for an auto loan. if you suffered

smith beat michael van gerwen 7—4 at alexandra palace after two previous defeats in the final. the 32 year old from st britain in the united cup. they've been knocked out of the tournament — beaten 4—1 by the usa. gb lost the first match of five — but cameron norrie drew the tie level when he beat taylor fritz to give his side hope. but that was shortlived — as harriett dart and dan evans lost their singles matches — and usa also came out on top in the mixed doubles — to reach the semi finals. some breaking news, the national stadium is to be renamed after pele in brazil. the ground will now be known as the pele stadium. the prime minister has been setting out his government's priorities in a major speech. rishi sunak made five promises he says he wants the public tojudge his premiership on. let's talk about those promises with one of the pm's government colleagues — alex chalk is a defence minister and he's been at the event in east london where his boss has been speaking. hejoins me now from there. a lot of this is already happening, like inflation is coming down, so why wasn't he more ambitious? i

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