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terry griffiths. player, commentator, coach.ion with snooker spanned more than 50 years. back in the �*70s he was a postman, then an insurance salesman with no idea he can make a living from his hobby. he turned professional and within months, qualified for the world championships in 1979. not many took any notice but that changed when he started beating established stars like alex higgins. and still alex, sits there twiddling his thumbs. to the roar of the audience. millions stayed up past midnight to watch this epic semi—final. into the final in his first attempt. i am in the final. and in that final, the trophy was terry griffiths�*s after defeating dennis taylor. i never thought i would win but it changed my family's life. so nice to see so many faces. i would like to offer champagne but i don't think there is enough champagne in the world to celebrate the way i feel at the moment. lots of money and in my first year i earn £75,000. i did not know what to do with it. in the �*80s, snooker was the most popular sport on televis

throughout it all, terry griffiths remained one of the most enduring figures from terry griffiths hast about it from us. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. the rest of this week looks like one of two halves. we'll certainly have some quieter, colderweather for the next couple of days with some decent spells of sunshine, could see some snow on the hills across the north through tuesday night, and then, as we push towards the end of the week, it turns milder, but very much wetter and windier, as deep areas of low pressure move in off the atlantic. so we're in this ridge of high pressure, though, for tuesday, and this wedge of colder air, as you can see on the airmass chart, so it will be a colder start for many for tuesday morning. very cold across scotland, perhaps down to —7, —8 celsius over the highlands and the grampians, and there will be some freezing fog patches around. some fog patches further south, too, which may lift into low

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terri was the younger one, gail the older. gail meyer: we were very close and made each other laugh all the time. craig melvin: but carol lubahn wasn't laughing at the end of march '81. for one thing, she wanted to be somebody, her own somebody. terri meyer samuelson: i know that carol wanted to complete school and further her career. and that's when she went back to study architecture. keith morrison: sure, her husband was a nice kid. and she loved him once with all the intensity of first love. the handsome high school football player who'd hang around on her front porch. dear mike stepped up and married her after the baby was born. gail meyer: he was a good father. he just seemed to really enjoy his kids. keith morrison: enjoyed carol's family, too, especially her dad, milt. milt brought young mike into the family house painting business. gail meyer: we just took to him immediately. he was always a very likable person. keith morrison: friendly, loyal, but not exactly ambitious. he didn't seem to mind at all settling down to

i'm terry morrison. thanks for joining us. maybe i should. experts say russian air defense fire likely caused a passenger jet crash in causing start on wednesday. us and i was about johnny officials also point to russian involvement with moscow, dismisses the claims of speculation during an ongoing investigation. 38 people were killed when the us by john airlines flight went down. 29 survived in azerbaijan. dave morning was held for the victims. the 25th known says they in tribute to the victims of the ill fated by john and lines for light. at the box, you airport, people held a moment's silence. outside the building, dozens to to lay flat was in memory of the dead. the plane was supposed to fly north west from of the by jones capital about to, to the city of growth need in chechnya, in southern russia instead it via hundreds of miles, of course, across the caspian sea. before crossing on wednesday, near the city of october in catholic stone, initially, all sorts he said, a book strike may have closed the crash, but an increas

it was terry who won it.d second test against bangaldesh in kingston in the next 15 minutes, trailing by 94 runs in the first innings. the home side are 70—1 at sabina park in response to bangladesh's 164 with captain kraig brathwaite unbeaten on 33. west indies are one up in the two match series.

terry? yeah. what all the main outcomes of this to day missing, as well as you laid out there, there was really a full agenda, including a visit from king abdullah of jordan, to update foreign ministers on the situation in the middle east. but the main outcome, the main tangible outcome of this meeting is that foreign ministers agreed to step up their efforts to act in a proactive way to prevent and detour these hybrid attacks from russia. and that includes acts of sabotage and what the secretary general more crude to called energy blackmail. so what they've decided to do is, is increase their efforts to share intelligence across the alliance. that's really important. then it's difficult to do because basically some countries don't trust each other as as much as others as, as much as other countries. and so they've really got to work on this. the other thing they'll do is try to increase their surveillance of under see infrastructure . they're also going to crack down on rush a shadow fleet of a t

terry. all right. vianey thanks a lot. you can follow the weather in your neighborhood by downloading our nbc bay area app. among other things, it will give you access to radar from our storm ranger. just scan the qr code on the screen to get started. a san jose man is behind bars tonight for making and distributing ghost guns. his name is lucien cabrera, and police say cabrera was posting pictures and videos with the guns on social media, hoping to sell them to others. in the photos and videos, he was seen shooting the guns in public spaces, like on a school campus in san jose. he's now facing several charges, including selling and manufacturing illegal firearms and shooting a gun in a school area. burglars rammed a car into a san leandro gamestop this morning. check it out. happened around 6 a.m. east 14th street. police say the burglars crashed this white car into the front of the building. they reportedly tried to use a cutting tool to steal other items from a secured room. so far, no arrests have been made and police

i'm terry mcsweeney and i'm audrey asistio.anta cruz coastline is still recovering tonight from two days of powerful waves pounding its cliffs, beaches and the landmark wharf. city leaders say even though the surf has calmed, the danger isn't over and they're keeping the wharf closed after part of it collapsed into the ocean yesterday. here's nbc bay area's ian cull with what happens next. certainly the main attraction here in santa cruz today is up here on east cliff drive to get a view of seabright state beach. you can see the pilings and the debris scattered up and down the sand from that partial wharf collapse. it's also right in front of the boardwalk. all eyes were on the bathrooms that used to be at the end of the wharf that are now beachfront property. you know, it's the new house in santa cruz for 1.2 mil. you know, it'll go pretty quick. hundreds of people came to east cliff drive to see the damage from above, before police advised them the area was closed. you have to take your last look and then head out. there's al

good, see you, terry. tell us how damaging this quote decision could be for the kremlin, as well as it's the 1st one. i think the biggest impact it could have is that it sets a precedent. i mean 34000000 euros isn't going to really put a dent in in kremlin coffers, but it's other countries, courts start to follow what finland is done. definitely, it could force moscow to pay off this debt to ukraine's nap the gas, which is $5000000000.00 euros. and the lawyers like the ones that i interviewed there for my peace have been contacted in countries where russia owns a lot of property and asked to start seizing them. and so far as i, as i said, only finland has done so. but if other countries do that is certainly could put a dent in, in uh, in rushes um, sort of economic resilience in these countries. if it doesn't feel that it's properties are going to be protected as they have been up till now except in finland, finland is now understand looking at further restricting the purchase of prophecy by russians is th

right, terry. like you and gia myself. growing up, it was just, you know, a name that i heard all the time, especially for myself. he's just a little bit older than me. rickey henderson, you know, was a legend. he was somebody i followed as a little leaguer. and here in the bay area, of course, and in oakland, where he's lived since he was two years old. people began erecting this memorial earlier today. folks coming tonight and bringing candles and lighting candles, adding to the sign 24 ever. and the flowers that came earlier today. we're outside the 66th avenue gate at rickey henderson field, a place ricky called home and where he helped bring home the world series trophy in the battle of the bay series in 1989. the man of steel did it all, and although he played for many teams, he's lived here since he was two. he's pretty much an oakland native, and he's legendary here in oakland. the greatest bag thief lead off man in baseball has ever known. more than 1400 stolen bases in his career. the only major leaguer to ever s

and not what he really wanted, which was a time table for getting ukraine into nato dw correspondent terry schultz. terry, thank you so much how it is, but the government on borrowed time, german trump, so that will official. it says or tons parliament earlier to face question. so she, in his opening remarks, he reiterated germany support. so the defense of ukraine show us as the war escalating into a direct confrontation between russia and the nato alliance. truthful so stress that ahead of elections due to be held in february. the one slow make has to pos pressing legislation, such as a rent kept the cash strapped to generalize this funding. junkie, much easier on you know, he is chief political edison because lexis now was in the bundle stock, the german parliament. and she gave us her assessment of all sorts of performance as well. let's put it this way. it's and it was question time and we have elections coming up in february here in germany. so every spring, every political exchange has to be seen through that prism of a looming election. and that's also what it felt like. what was i

thanks so much, terry. we'll see you in just a little bit. still to come. top trending stories voted by you on my instagram survey. also helping disadvantaged youth in the bay area. the way the 49ers are steppining in and helping teens boost their writing skills in and out a popeye is getting ready to sail into the public domain. the cartoon sailor is one of several intellectual properties that will be free for re-use starting on january 1st. popeye first appeared in 1929, and the original 95 year copyright will expire at the end of the year. also entering the public domain in 2025 are the adventures of tintin, william faulkner's the sound and the fury, and ernest hemingway's a farewell to arms. and as always, i will be posting links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram. sfo has a new feature to make traveling less stressful and more accessible for passengers. this is the airport's new sensory room, specifically designed for neurodiverse people and their families. the room offers an activity area and a calming area. there's also an area called

terry vianey, thanks very much.on't forget, you can track the weather while you're on the go by downloading our free nbc bay area app. it's been redesigned and it is more accurate than your iphone. all you have to do is scan that qr code on your screen. new at 11 details emerging about a deadly car crash in san francisco. officers say it happened around four this afternoon in golden gate park. this is on crossover drive, the one that connects park presidio and 19th avenue. police say it was a single car collision. the car burst into flames. we're not sure what led up to that crash right now. officers closed surrounding roads for a few hours. the investigation continues tonight. this christmas, a family in oakland is remembering one of their own as a true hero. after a fire burned down their home. that family says the man who likely saved their lives, lost his in the process. nbc bay area's natalie vera spoke tonight with a survivor about the fire and about the man who saved his family's life. he should be remembered

on monday, the whole he spied a ballistic missile wards and laid terry target. in israel, the attack set off sirens, a false central israel, including in the cities of tennessee, even john from the military says it's shot down. the miss sob before it entered is really a space. the still ahead on knowledge is here. it will be taking a look at the days i've been using a pop last week. has hit the pacific island to find what to do with the course of a number of casualties. and people in my yard have picking up the pieces after a powerful sycold tore through the french indian ocean territory. the over for to much was years of age. it syria's last opposition held territory before the fall of the essence of van driver reinvent himself. re shapes his dreams to preserve the lives of smiles, from a tale of new beginnings and the seeds of optimism, sustained, human perseverance. witness serious loss. the chapter. hope in issue on a jersey to the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read into the game? so basically, you miss all by russian infor

welcome, terry. let's start with the man himself, who is transferring very well this 73 year old veteran politician is well known and he's considered to be a good negotiator, but most likely the biggest thing to know about them. and at this point is that he is a long time ally of president nicole and he has been by mccord despite not being from the same party. they are part of the same centrist elias. and in fact, although he has run for president himself 3 times in the last elections since mcclung came to power, he himself said he would step aside in order to continue his support from a quote. so this is both why he's now been given the chance to form a government as the 6 prime minister in france since book one took over. but he will, uh, you know, face a really uphill battle, given the huge instability of the huge divisions in french politics. and that's why it's considered that mcclung took this chance on someone who is calm and known to well be able to negotiate between the left and the right. t

it was terry who won it. west indies head in to day 3 of their weather affected second test against bangaldesh in kingston in the next 15 minutes, trailing by 94 runs in the first innings. the home side are 70—1 at sabina park in response to bangladesh's 164 with captain kraig brathwaite unbeaten on 33. west indies are one up in the two match series. fiorentina midfielder edoardo bove remains in intensive care after collapsing during their serie a match at home to inter milan. in the past hour the club has released a statement saying he is currently awake, alert and oriented. the 22—year—old, on loan from roma, fell to the ground in 16th minute of their match, with both sets of players immediately signalling for the medical staff and forming a protective ring around him before an ambulance took him to a hospital close to the stadium. the match, which was goalless, was abandoned shortly after the incident and will be replayed at a later date. england's chloe kelly and fran kirby will miss the friendly with swi

the tributes to terry griffiths have continued to pour in from the world of snooker.o, in only his second professional tournament, won the world championship in 1979 as a qualifier, passed away aged 77 yesterday after a long batte with dementia. the man he beat in that world final dennis taylor, spent some time with him at the weekend and has been reflecting on his friends life. that great final in 1979, i mean his father was so emotional about it. and all of the families of mixed together back at the hotel afterwards and the lovely story, terry did not have a car with him and you have to go off with the sponsors with a meal afterwards there was me and my wife and terry and his wife and in the boot of my car was the world championship trophy, but it's not belong to me. buffalo bills quarterback josh allen starred as his side were 35—10 winners over the san francisco 49ers in a game that saw heavy snowfall. allen became the first quarterback in nfl history to score a passing, receiving and rushing touchdown in the same game as his franchise secured the afc east divisio

thank you terry. i mean, look, opposition, forces have completed in less than 2 weeks what they were unable to accomplish in 13 years since this uprising against side began and it was accomplished without major fighting, the syrian government forces withdrew and in the areas that the opposition has taken, we have not seen widespread violence or lawlessness, although there has been isolated incidents like in men's age and then for the region, well, tension on certain israel and jordan no longer have to contend with any ron friendly government on their doorsteps and russia is weekend and its ability to project power. so i think in the last 24 and 48 hours, we've seen also encouraging signals from both the outgoing aside government and opposition forces to focus on a continuity of services and peaceful and smooth transition of power. certainly a lot remains to be done, but the early indications are promising is that your, if a specialist and dealing with syria and in stabilisation, stabilizing syria, und

i'm terry mcsweeney. frightening moments of christmas in the park last night after a suspect trying to get away from police drove into that holiday event, sending visitors scattering. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in san jose with the new details. witnesses say at one point the driver was headed right into oncoming traffic, so the suspect turned and drove right through the middle of christmas in the park. chaos at christmas in the park in san jose. this video from a witness shows people running as a driver speeds past the christmas tree through the middle of the holiday displays. event operations manager zach tapper was there and warned people to run. i just started to yell get out of the way! and thankfully there wasn't that many people there. i mean, we're talking like a half hour to an hour later. we could be having a lot different of a conversation. joseph williams was doing sign carving at his booth when the car drove by. he came back, found out he couldn't get back through traffic, directed himse

yeah, terry. this afternoon we got a note from the court that at about 350 this afternoon, the jury on their seventh day of deliberations has reached a verdict. but because it has come so late in the day, the judge has asked them to return tomorrow morning at 930 to read that verdict. so this afternoon we did notice that there was some movement going on. we noticed that the defense attorney, tony brass, part of the defense team, arrived for what he told us was a question from the jury. noticeably absent is the lead counsel for the defense, sammy sullivan, who said that he would be coming in to the to these kinds of events by zoom from miami, where he lives. and then we also noticed that the prosecution team came in as well. and then the jury left. and as the prosecution team was leaving, we asked them what was going on and what kind of question, and they basically said, well, the jury has the jury has reached a verdict. and then we got the note from the court. so of course, this jury has been cons

terry w. terry schultz and brussels as a syria where opposition activists site insurgents of pushing ahead with that offensive against a government forces capturing more towns and closing and on the city of hama, state troops. i've re taken some territory last and last week. surprise attack. when the alliance of rebel groups to the country, 2nd city, alaska, in occupations as nearly 50000 people, have been displaced by the legs, is fighting in a sign of disdain. for the regime of sculpture of president bashar l. sons' late brother is toppled by protesters and to let those serious 2nd largest city and several surrounding areas are now under rebel control. after a surprise offensive land by the islamist revel group higher terrier alshaun or h t s. as well as opposition fighters backed by turkey. this footage film by the militants shows them entering was believed to be president assad's palace in a level. and insurgents were also seen at the cities international airport, which they claimed to hav

terry. what more did mock ruth to say about the possibility of ukraine becoming a member of the military alliance anytime soon? you know, margaret, i didn't address this directly. in fact, as you alluded to earlier on. yeah. when asked about whether this piece proposal that is now promot, advisor lensky himself, had any legs. he said, you know, i don't really think zalinski needs piece proposals. he needs more weapons and then he launched into his, his uh, you know, campaign to send more military support to ukraine. so we kind of side step that question, but it very much is on the table here at this meeting. there's a lot of talk behind the scenes about the possibility that foreign ministers could somehow come to agreement on this. come to consensus among the $32.00 that ukraine could be offered an invitation, and this recommendation to leaders that would be considered a huge step in ukraine's past towards natal membership. at the same time, i have to say it's considered very, very unlikely

w as terry schultz and brussels. terry, thank you so much for the update of harrisonville stories making news around the world and from the parliament is preparing for no confidence the could oust prime minister me says on these governments, even as a potential full of his a 3 month old cabinet is set to deepen from says, political crisis, the country has been released from the po, the rising election. they gave less tests and spa write policies, this most of the seats in on. and then it was the thousands of childrens has protested in front of the parliament in the capital tbilisi for 6 nice and the roads. they're angry at the government stuffing tools and georgia joining the european union. right. police fired was a cannon. and to guess of the demonstrators who into a ton launched fireworks of the offices. the new chief a c u n. this humanitarian agency has warned that the world is on fire while appealing for more aid funding from fletcher who took the post last month is appealing for more than $47000000000.00 in ai

terry, thank you very much for bringing us a nice day from guys. i've terry cup was of meanwhile unicef is one that children and guys i co sick and traumatized you an agency says 96 percent of women and children can meet the basic nutritional needs. it follows months of wanting to get funding. industry is realize only allowed in a fraction if they do not attend in a meeting. gosh, that's the level that i swear. i'm running away from my tent so that my children don't ask me for less. the bread is not you have time for, i'm going to deliver the flowers and flowers too expensive to buy. it costs 100 shekels, who has a 100 chuckles a day. if i want to prepare bread for the children, 100 shackle today. come on. and i also don't have any income, i'm a lawyer, but unfortunately now there is no work to be run to a 100. and so around 2 and a half months i haven't has any flour. and so far we haven't received emergency aid . i've been running to the charities since 6 o'clock in the morning and i've not got anything. here's the pulse, it's 70 louise water edg

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but sergeant terry wilson was focusing on narcy. he knew he didn't have enough to charge her with her husband's death, at least not yet. she had an alibi for the assumed time of the murder. the case against her was circumstantial. so someone else must have gotten into the room and killed her husband. but who? then seemingly out of nowhere, an anonymous letter fluttered onto the desk of a detective 1,000 miles away from the crime scene. gary fetters, then an investigator in miami springs, florida, personally knew nothing of the ben novack case. and his department wasn't involved. there's people, obviously, that heard the name and knew about him, the fontainebleau and all. i wasn't one of them. i didn't know anything about it until i talked to detective wilson in new york. dennis murphy (voiceover): the letter, written in spanish, was nothing less than a blueprint to the murder, naming names, citing motivations. this is shocking. and it could be a big break. dennis murphy (voiceover): sergeant wilson, up in westchester, couldn't wait

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dw terry salts there. let's check in now on some other stories on south korea's main opposition party has filed a motion to impeach the countries acting president 100. so it comes less than 2 weeks after lawmakers voted to impeach his predecessor when sophia, the country has been and a political crisis since you declared martial law. then quickly back tracked at the start of the most serious new leaders are vowing to crack down on an arrest is a 14 police officers were killed by forces loyal to be ousted asset received the attack took place in per tooth province, a strong hold of former leader, bosher, i'll assets our white minority as well the united nations as calling for an investigation. after at least $46.00 civilians were killed and practiced on the air strikes and afghanistan's park. take the province earlier this week. at least 20 children are among good. that focused on says it's military was targeting what it called the terrorist height outs in eastern afghanistan. the u. n. has called this strik

the hello i'm terry martin. good to help you with is india will observe 7 days of state morning for a former prime minister. menlo hon saying, who died at the age of 92. seeing was one of india's longest serving prime ministers and the 1st from the countries. minority seek religious community is credited with the program of economic reforms in the 1990s. this have since transformed into you into a global power house. he spent more than 4 decades in public service. born into a poor family in 1932. he only landed in politics by accident. monroe, i'm seeing one scholarships to study. you can nomics at cambridge and later at oxford, and by the time he returned to india in the late sixty's, will you as a reading on the corner of miss jones, he became india central bank governor and started working with the government. he had no apparent plans to enter the world of politics, but was suddenly tapped to become finance minister in 1991 for the indian national congress party. at the time, india was facing its worse to com

and i had not met terry king men on death row who have now gotten to be close with.ut he was close friends with ed and, you know, one thing that struck me at the time, so i was kind of gently to ask him how he felt with this approaching. and he was terry from the very was always told me, no, you can ask me anything want you know, which i didn't take him up on that fully at on our first date, as it were. but i later, you know, we had many very honest conversations about his life and his time in prison and stuff, but he just of made me think of a couple of things. one is that when i was talking to terry that first night and we were talking about ed, he didn't call him ed. he called him diamond jim. and you know, joe will know this, but that, you know, joe was talking about the village of the community that the guys in death row had back there, which does also include some as shocking as that may be. and reason that they called ed diamond jim was actually because the man basically it into the cops helped cops find ed was nickname was diamond jim and so on death row they

terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. terry. thank you. tonight we are hearing from friends of one of the college students killed in that deadly crash in piedmont just before thanksgiving. that crash happened around 3 a.m. last wednesday. a tesla cybertruck carrying four people crashed and caught fire. shawn dixon, jack nelson and krista tsukahara were killed. one person survived, all graduated from piedmont high school. shawn dixon was a student athlete at usc and a member of the lambda chi alpha fraternity. friends on campus remembered him at a gathering on greek row, finding groups to go off campus, go to the beach and go surfing, or go rock climbing. he was always trying to find other people who liked the same stuff he did. police say speed was a factor in that crash, but say it's too early to know whether the cybertruck malfunctioned. the initial investigation didn't show any signs that the truck's battery sparked the fire. the nhtsa is now conducting a federal investigation as well. not backing down and taking it to the people. the s

i'm terry mcsweeney. this holiday weekend is usually a very popular time for the santa cruz wharf and its businesses. but today, visitors came to see something else entirely. the damage left behind after that wharf collapsed in a storm. nbc bay area's robert honda joins us from the wharf with the sobering update about what it will take to rebuild. there are both immediate and long term issues here at the wharf, which is still closed to the public after monday's collapse. the bottom line concerns when will it reopen? will it all reopen? this is not the so-called christmas vacation. santa cruz wharf businesses are used to seeing mark gilbert, who lost a restaurant on the wharf during last year's storm and now has two others closed by this collapse, says this closure is toughest on his workers. it's tough because my crew this christmas vacation usually gets us through the winter, so i feel bad for them. today, city leaders offered an update on the pier collapse and closure. they say the wharf lost a 150 foot

and i'm terry mcsweeney.he day after christmas bringing scores of cheers and optimism tonight from retailers. holiday shopping increased both online and in brick and mortar stores. and the sales surge is not over. people packed stores and malls across the bay area today to take advantage of post-christmas deals. candace winn joins us from a target in san jose with the story. from finding deals to returning gifts to using those gift cards, the parking lot has been full for most of today, with a line at the customer service desk inside the parking lot of valley fair. hints at what to expect inside the mall. these post-christmas crowds have become as traditional as the holiday valley fair, even offering valet parking for an extra 20 bucks, you'll spend an hour, maybe more, finding parking, and you'll technically be forced to get valet because it's that bad. vanessa negrete actually hoped to avoid the mall rush, heading to the target on colman avenue, only to find the same thing. crowds. really hectic, hard to wa

i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. the, this is, he is hungry for the future. so i'm saying in southwest china, 32000000 people live here. many of them are young and 3 is coming through making money. i'm having fun. when nice to see stuff, december 13th on d, w. today many of the world's shark species are in danger of extinction due to over fishing. every.

terry schultz, who's following the summit in brussels. terry, this fear of a war between russia and nato seems to be the main obstacle for ukraine's nato membership. what's the sense there? should you crank temp down its hopes of joining the alliance while it's at war? yes, that's certainly the reason someone call it an excuse that olaf schultz and to be fair. many other leaders also use for not even being willing to extend ukraine, an invitation to join nato, much less full nato membership. and at the same time that schultz and other say this, there is another camp here of you and tomato allies who say that that's the very reason why ukraine should be extended. an invitation that that would force russia to reconsider what it's doing, maybe force russia to back down, instead of it always being nato, that refrains from taking further action. and it will be interesting to see how that conversation continues. now that kind of call us the former as stony and prime minister in a very strong pro ukrainian figure is now the use top diplomat as s

the law, i'm terry margins good to have you with us. the russian government has granted political asylum to ousted syrian leader, but shall i last saw. he fled the country after his regime collapsed in a lightning revel offensive to begin less than 2 weeks ago. besides, paul has been a cause for widespread celebration across the country and among the syrian diaspora . after almost 25 years under his rule, syrians are beginning to turn their attention towards what rebel leaders say is a new aero, for their homeland busha, a subs exit from syria, came quickly in the in looters picked through his boss pell us. just hours of that, he flayed to russia with his family, of begging the remains of his regime and celebration, fresh quote for their country. and the use of injustice insults, public water and electricity costs. they thank god. after 50 years, we were able to remove assaults, families, god willing, syria is moving towards democracy and the rebel forces who toppled aside, have received a heroes welcome and pots of damascus. civilians

and i'm terry mcsweeney.valley is still cleaning up tonight from a powerful tornado that touched down on saturday. right in the center of town. five people were injured, most happening after cars flipped over. nbc bay area's damian trujillo spoke to the family of one of the victims. well, terry, believe it or not, scotts valley appears to be back to normal here tonight. it's unexpected. because of what? now people are. the saturday twister flipped several cars over on mount hermon road, including this mercedes. i spoke off camera with the husband of the driver. he told me his wife is resting at home after being treated at valley medical center in san jose. it was a traumatic saturday afternoon for several people in scotts valley, and quite an experience for the owner of auntie mame's cafe. i saw how the trees. i mean, when like you and i say, oh my gosh. so yeah, i'm just we lost just umbrellas and they flipped two tables. but other than that, we're fine. very much in shock. in fact, i thought it was a joke.

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of german elections mount says he'd send more heavy weapons to ukraine, [000:00:00;00] the low and terry martin, thanks for joining us. the russian government has granted political asylum to ousted syrian liter bosher, all a sudden he fled the country after his regime collapsed in a lightning revel offensive that began less than 2 weeks ago. besides, paul has been a cause for why briggs widespread celebration across the country and among the syrians they asked for after almost 25 years under his rule, syrians are beginning to turn their attention towards what rebel leaders say as a new euro for their homeland busha a subs exit from syria came quickly in the in, looters picked through his boss to tell us just hours of that he flayed to russia with his family, of begging the remains of his regime. and celebration fresh quote for their country comes the use of injustice insults, public water and electricity cuts. they thank god, after 50 years we were able to remove assaults, families, god willing, syria is moving towards democracy and the rebel forces who toppled aside. have received a her

we'll hear from a former general who wants to work with the rebels, the hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us. russia says it's hip military targets inside ukraine in a missile attack targeting the capital key. officials there say at least one person was killed in the early morning attack, which involves ballistic missiles and drones brushes. defense industry says the strike was in response to an earlier ukrainian attack using western supplied missiles on the overall stall border region. moscow claims to have struck a command center belonging to ukraine's s b u intelligence agency. the w's corresponding to connelly in key told us more about the attack. it was going to be loud here on 7 o'clock local time. there was multiple explosions . most of those are probably intercept themselves being launched from the heart of the city. so incredibly loud as those launch, those broken engines make a lot of noise and then thoughts in the distance we understand those insects. ukrainian say that they accepted all 5 of themselves. no 8. as early discussed previously, we had had reports that t

we'll see, we'll hear from a former general who wants to work with the rental the so and terry martin, thanks for joining us. russia has bombarded the ukrainian capital with ballistic missiles, calling in a retaliatory attack. officials in teams site. at least one person was killed in the early morning strike. according to cranes, foreign ministry, 6 diplomatic missions in the city have been damaged. russia claims the strike was in response to an earlier ukrainian attack using western supplied missiles on the roster border region or ukraine. correspondent nick connelly is in t if he told us more about the attack a it was going to be loud here on 7 o'clock local time. there was a multiple explosions. most of those are probably intercepting me cells being launched from the heart of the city. so incredibly loud as those launch, those rocket engines make a lot of noise and then thoughts in the distance we understand those are insects. ukrainian say that they accepted all 5 of themselves. no 8. as early discussed previously, we had had reports that they would enjoy themselves and his kingd

marianne terry in 2013, mr. carter made a trip here to build homes in oakland and san jose with habitat for humanity. volunteers say he was always willing to roll up his sleeves and do the work himself, operating a power saw at age 89, former president jimmy carter worked tirelessly to build 12 affordable homes in oakland and renovate homes in san jose with habitat for humanity. he volunteered with the organization for more than 35 years, inspiring others to give back, too. he has had a huge impact, as you can imagine. as i said, tens of thousands of volunteers all over the world, thousands of homes, habitat really partnered with him when we were very young, kind of unknown, and he sort of put habitat on the map. robert coughlin of san mateo worked on mr. carter's presidential campaign and later in his administration with the epa. he considers the former president a friend, and while he's saddened to learn of his passing, he's proud to honor his 100 years of life. he was a wonderful guy. he's he's honest and dec

terry, thank you so much for the update. now with his government on borrowed time, the german trump slow will afford it says return to parliament to face questions. in his opening remarks, he reiterated germany's support for the defense of ukraine. shaw says the rule escalating into a direct confrontation between russia and the nato alliance. show it's also stress that before the likely dissolution of his government and a confidence vote, he wants lawmakers to pos pressing legislation, such as the rent cash for cash strapped germans. these are life pictures that you'll see from the german bundis talking an act. and they don't use chief political edison, michelle isla cuss now, who is in the german, but in this talk, joins us now for more. let me tell you that. tell us more about these past questions. the shorts faced today. how much pressure was the on the, from the may? cuz well, let's put it this way. it's, and it was question time and we have elections coming up in february here in germany. so every seeing, every politica

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