and virginia thomas. sees some huge number there, possibly huge number. does he, does he ask his wife how did we, how did we make $15 million this year, $25 million, or $2 million, whatever it is? >> and any other place in the government, in all of the other federal courts, in the senate and the house and throughout the executive branch of government, if that were a question, an investigator would go out and ask it. and maybe justice thomas would not tell the truth but ordinarily people do. and one way or another, there would be a record in which he had said to an investigator, this is what i knew, this is when i knew it, this is what she told me, this is how it bears on my judicial duties. all of that completely vanishes in one place in the united states government, and that's her supreme court. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, how does the one step victory feel tonight? >> pretty good. >> pretty good. >> credit, by the way, to the judicial conference, the group of other judges who forced this rule through

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thomas _ and speak to us. but until he was caught, thomas cashman - and speak to us.- and speak to us. but until he was| caught, thomas cashman was still terrorising some within the community. he terrorising some within the community-— terrorising some within the community. terrorising some within the communi . . , , ., terrorising some within the communi . , ., ., community. he was causing that fear and that intimidation _ community. he was causing that fear and that intimidation and _ community. he was causing that fear and that intimidation and putting - and that intimidation and putting people _ and that intimidation and putting people off. the investigation has shown_ people off. the investigation has shown that once he was charged, people _ shown that once he was charged, people felt more confident and comfortable to come forward. the number of — comfortable to come forward. tie: number of guns comfortable to come forward. tte: number of guns being comfortable to come forward. tt2 number of guns being fired on merseyside has fallen significantly over the last de

knew the photo lineup was wrong but overlooked it, allowing the case against thomas to go. forward believing he was there, man. this is the first time in 25 years that i've seen an erroneous photo identification used as the basis for an arrest that actually went to trial. grandma thomas left custody yesterday, joined by his grandmother, and remarkably, he said, he forgives all those people p wut him behind bars is going to judge them, just like he's judging me right there. the brooklyn d a s conviction review unit is now investigating some 50 oter casesthey may have been wrongfully prosecuted. andrew liz. thank you. attention real estate lovers. there is a new record price for a property in palm beach, florida this morning rush limbaugh's home with almost three acres of oceanfront has nsvative radio tacos died in 2021. he bought the property. are you ready for this? for 3.9 million back in 1998. wow. real estate prices are really skyrocketing. wow! alright coming up how this stowaway ended up on a caribbean cruise. it's crim time for those of us who still haven't caught up

is it surprising to you at all, thomas? that a group of 40 or 50 alleged militant alleged terrorists or suffer. it's surprising that they were able to cross the russian border. well, i don't know the border myself, but as far as i know, it was agreed bought a bit between ukrainian or russian as far as i know, ukraine started to build some kind of fortification, whatever, i think from the rest of the site. it's a green border, and it's quite hard to control hundreds of thousands of people that have a green border. so i think this is not a miracle. do you want me to obviously the russian president, he's been very firm about his statements that i call him this an active open terror . and he doesn't, you know, when you can come to a tragedy and, you know, he's, he's not joking around. he's deadly serious. could you, in any way, see an escalator, a response from russia? well, i'm not sitting in the kremlin, had they don't tell me, but it's possible. we have seen this, for example, after after bombing the crimea bridge. i don't k

thomas cashman cried as he was convicted.ted out, olivia's family hugged police officers who themselves became emotional. the police have paid tribute to the key witness in this case, a woman who can't legally be identified, but at whose home thomas cashman turned up on the night of the shooting. she heard him confess and police have praised her in coming forward to them. as for thomas cashman, he'll be back here on monday to be sentenced. judith, many thanks, for the latest on that tragic case in manchester which happened in the court today. an american journalist has been arrested in russia and accused of spying. evan gershkovich, who's 31 and works for the wall streetjournal and is an expert on russia, was working in the city of yekaterinburg when he was detained. the white house has condemned his detention "in the strongest terms". the kremlin claims he was caught "red—handed", but his employer has vehemently denied the allegations against him. mr gershkovich has been remanded in custody for two months pending an investig

now we're talking about a thomas driving. there are 6 levels. level 0 means that there is no driving automation level. one means that there's driver assistance which most high end vehicles have these days. level 2 means that there is partial driving automation, which teslas are classified under today. level 3 requires conditional driving automation, which is a substantial jump from level to from a technology perspective. audis 8th l was the world's 1st production level 3 vehicle which rolled out in europe level for requires high driving automation, which means that these cars do not require human interaction in most circumstances . alphabets way more recently unveiled at l for self driving taxi service in arizona. and french company, nadia is already building an l for shuttle. and cad level 5 vehicles do not require any human attention. and while these are still undergoing testing and several pockets of the world, none are yet available to the general public pony dot a i. and by do has led the industry launching robo taxis fo

thomas miller, the 33. rob will not be part of the squad, because flick wants to give younger talent a chance to shine. thomas mueller has been a mainstay on the german team for more than a decade. but football b, a young man's game flick is leaving the legend off the roster, at least for now. mueller, as a fresh faced 20 year old, put the world of international football on notice that the 2010 world cur. he was named as the tournaments best young player, and he also won the golden boot with 5 goals. at the following world cup in 2014 germany won it all in mueller, once again, let the offense becoming only the 2nd player to score 5 goals. that consecutive world curves, germany fell hard after that peak, failing to make it beyond the group stage and both russia and guitar. mueller was drug by former coach. you are him love after the russia debacle. but recall 2 years later. now with flicks decision to leave miller of germany's latest roster his international career finally looks to have come to a neighbor. o

thomas bailey eldridge was not just a reader. he was editor at the magazine, renowned for its fiction. although his first reaction to rives' story was wildly enthusiastic and he said he wants every scrap i ever wrote. she gratefully gushed to aldri ch, "i will do whatever you think best with regard to it and anything else i ever write." rives had just achieved publication with a story set in 16th century england. here she different from most southern writers, who wrote about the south. rives wrote the story in an era entranced by stories of chivalric heroes. hers was more pointed toward the national rather than a southern audience. while the stories featured romance, the resourcefulness and daring of its heroines foreshadowed rives' later writing. over the next few months, rives pelted aldrich with manuscripts as she sought to make the editor her literary guide. she pledged her loyalty. "you shall have the very first links of my brain and heart, and i will write for no one else in the world if you want me to write for you." the n

it's very obvious and again, that thomas bach and the ioc are in favor of russia.did that a couple of years ago when the russian doping scandal broke. it was very clear that thomas bach and the ioc had supported russia, allowed them to compete in the olympic games. it was very obvious that many of the athletes in russia had a doping past. phil: to be clear, you think that thomas bach and the ioc are actively supporting russia, rather than just trying not to take a side? guest: is not my impression, it is the impression from everybody who is following the news for many years. sometimes i ask the question -- are you see skeletons in the kremlin? you cannot understand how obvious, how clear it is that thomas bach and the other ioc presidents in the past, for example the recent one from spain, have been almost supporting russia. russia has great influence in international sports. there are officials working on behalf of international federations that have big influence in sports. so i see a very big conflict of interest here in the current situation. there are many who

thomas cashman, the that point. thomas cashman, the had had had continued to open fire. one of the shots struck olivia's mother in the hand she an injury there but that bullet on an impact did this nine year old's chest and she died . old's chest and she died. despite the efforts of paramedics to see for her she died a short time later in hospital. absolutely horrific case that this family will have to live with for a long time. yeah, indeed. and just shortly after the verdict, merseyside's chief constable serena kennedy described cashman, who has been found guilty of this murder, as a coward. she said he's despicable. he made great in the trial that he's a dad , and yet trial that he's a dad, and yet he's put olivia's family through this trial , of course, because this trial, of course, because he pled not guilty . i hope he he pled not guilty. i hope he reflects every morning when he up behind bars and every when he goes to sleep about what he's put olivia's family through. it's worth noting as well that in a separate trial, matt has admitted to driving katherine away

supreme court justice clarence thomas.the little known group collected nearly $600,000, wow, $600,000 in anonymous donations over the last three years. the previously unreported donations to the fledgingly group were channelled through a right-wing think tank in washington that served as a funding conduit until last year. according to documents and interviews. the arrangement known as a fiscal sponsorship shielded from public view details about crowdsourcers activities, information it would have had to disclose publicly if it operated as a separate nonprofit organization according to experts. yet another shocking display of audacity by the spouse of a sitting supreme court justice that raises brand-new questions about ethics and potential conflicts of interest. thomas' activism has set her apart from other spouses of supreme court justices. she has aligned with groups that have interests before the court and dedicated herself to causes that involve some of the most polarizing issues in the country. ginni thomas' involvemen

>> thomas: uh, i-- i actually think i'll be working late, but maybe rain check? >> petra: anytime. >> thomas: okay, well can you tell martin no changes? thanks.

is commissioner thomas back? >> i'm back, yes. >> i thought i heard him. >> okay, we're doing a roll call vote on cola? >> i'm an aye. >> okay, 6-0, motion passes. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> item number 12, determination of fiscal year 2023-2024 determination and approval of credited interest rate. >> it's the interest rates that our members earn while certificate of deposit nearly tripled, average rate still remain below the 4% specified in city charter. please accept the interest rate of 4% for the upcoming plan. >> move adoption to continue the current interest rate at 4%. >> second. [no audio] >> president safai, i don't think you could be heard. >> sorry. madam secretary, please call public comment. >> thank you, mod later, do we have any in-house speakers? >> madam secretary we have no house speakers. >> any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, we have no callers on the line. >> hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> we have a motion made by commissioner driscoll sec

she pockets back to switzerland and thomas kessler. he's been keeping tabs on developments in georgia for a long time with great interest. he has been de tbilisi, where he conducted a study on urinary tract infections for the 1st time, thomas kessler also used such failures here in switzerland, in an experimental trial. namely, with jacqueline mer, camper, balsam blair will, you know, on 5 consecutive days, the phasers were flushed into her bladder via a catheter. so then if you style kids have been gone during those 5 days, the entire feeling in my body changed. it was them and soon i was out of the infection mode. mom picked up, you know, the period where the body is only fighting off illness. on thursdays, it was a wonderful feeling that finally things would be different on the scene shows on the halter. no 100 bucks, but in spite of the pages, the infection returned. tip on me going to fools as we're assuming that the bacteria of ages were not able to kill off all the bag material that were present. so other bacteria were able to k

thomas, the washing day is your favourite one. why is that?, i think i've just got it right. i've got the lady doing her washing, the wee boy sitting on his potty doing his business. the response from the public has been absolutely wonderful. every one of them have said how much they have enjoyed it, and it's been a trip down memory lane for the elderly people and an education for the younger ones. thomas's three grown—up children could not be prouder of his exhibition in the forge, an east end shopping centre. this has been the ideal place to show his paintings as well, because obviously if you've got them in a gallery, you're not going to get as many people passing by in and popping in as you do here. and because it's in the east end of glasgow where he comes from, it'sjust all kind of tied in. it's all his memories. but every painting in here, every person that's come in and seen it, they all leave with a smile or they leave crying because itjust evokes so many memories for them. he's been a great dad all through our lives. i he's always be

how many people are behind thomas and how much dough? yeah , he will pull arseny to put him in his place, are you right? society thomas will ask for a common fund, and if he has nothing to answer with, they will bury him again. let's choose a name, we'll throw arsenyev, he won't forgive us for this in any situation as a zref, and he returned to everyone. it would be better if he really died, yes. so it's not too late to arrange it now. as far as good? allow me to go. about what? it's not in our development. pasha , you know perfectly well what i'm talking about. return to crime boss city aleksey fomin can radically change the operational situation in our area? it's in the city. they were so scared that they resisted two police officers. so i didn't know they were cops. i thought it was collectors; i took a large amount of money in the bank to my wife for treatment. well, give it away, if , of course, there is nothing, the collectors call, and they threaten to say that they will knock out their legs there, which means that now you will be

oh, beth is gonna be so happy getting her older brother back. >> thomas: well, i think he's with our moms right now. i could grab him and bring him over to the cabin if you want. >> hope: thomas, are you-- are you okay with this? i mean, i-- i know. i mean, obviously, it was your suggestion that douglas pick where he lives, and i know

an article was posted disclosing that leah thomas was formerly will thomas and a few weeks before thempionships, the ncaa announced that leah woulde be competing with us. so that first day i got to personally feel the effect that this infringement had on myself and my teammates. we sat on the side of the pool and watched leah swim to the title beating out three olympians, an american record holders, the most impressive team of swimmers of all time bys body length and i want to add that this was a male swimmer who the year before was ranked at best 452nd in the men's division. so the next day leah thomas and i compete against each other in into freestyle that ultimately ended in a tie, which now -- [applause] [cheering] now looking back i realize kind of how god has moved through all this. but when tired,. the same time down to the 100th of a second so we go behind the podium where theyey hand you your trophy and you are marched out and named. the official looked at me and leahh about this far apart and says great job, you tied. leah gets the trophy. i look at him and i say okay i unde

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work works.gov.ua and develop your business the president of the international olympic committee thomas bach again called to keep sports and politics separate translated from his language this means that the international olympic committee is thinking about admitting russian and belarusian athletes to the olympics of the 24th year as if under neutral flag, but we know in the end we will talk about this neutrality in more detail with vadym gotsait , president of the national olympic committee of ukraine and minister of youth and sports mr. vadim, i congratulate you. good evening. good evening, mr. vadim. what will be our reaction, or do i know that in the slogan where the international olympic committee is based, from tomorrow some ukrainian action is planned regarding the statements of thomas bach ? it is necessary to separate politics and sports. and why then, from the first days of the war, the newly appointed president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach , condemned this aggression and, together with the executive committee , decided on february 28 to suspend russian

frankly thomas a lot of people were surprised 517,000 jobs created in january.revision a down toward revision for january when we get the jobs numbers. >> o i think we will see a downward revising still going to be very high i think that also, will reflect we are coming off a -- a pandemic. we had enormous stimulus norms transfer payments to people who could not work those ran off we began to see people having to go back into work wanting to go back to work, and so you saw that take place. and the demand for labor is still strong, because the economy was -- so expand with monetary policy that went on during the pandemic, it was it was enormous increase in balance sheet, so, that is going to take time to work off, so we are -- we are reasonably early in adjustment process despite we've seen a lot of tightening. >> is your best guess a recession later this year or 2024? chairman ceo bank of america brian moynihan predicting a recession saying our base projects is for a recession to occur in u.s. economy, beginning in the third quarter of '23, going into bio'24, is

today is the feast of st thomas . but because it always thomas.s in lent in the new right, it was moved are quite right to 28th of january. but it may not surprise you to know i prefer the old tridentine. right. so glad we've cleared that up. and as it's the feast of st thomas . as it's the feast of st thomas. my as it's the feast of st thomas. my son thomas asked for more time , his ipad. and i've given time, his ipad. and i've given it to him as it's his feast day .jane it to him as it's his feast day . jane says jacob , this is just . jane says jacob, this is just a means to try and protect vulnerable women. so she's in favour of stopping silent prayer . and phillip says, i think it's a tough one. balancing the rights of free speech with the rights of free speech with the rights of free speech with the rights of women seeking help. and i agree, these things are always balances, but free is important. so new research from the travel foundation suggests that if we want to meet net zero targets by 2050, passengers will have to subsidise the costs

so thomas, what do we know about the motive of the attacker? well, initially it's being bowl discussed and obviously investigated on by authorities. so there is very confirmed information about possible motivation. this is not unusual here in germany. when you have these kinds of cases, authorities are normally very careful initially about the information that they release. they want to try and avoid speculation, they want to try now and avoid debates going in a direction that maybe not point to what actually happened at the scene. so for now, what has been revealed, according to security source is cited by german speaking media outlets. here in germany is that they are talking about a rampage or a shooting spree. and so that initially how it's being described, german chancellor oliver shows also reacted to the incident describing it as a brutal act of violence. and this gives you an idea of the direction in which authorities are taking this investigation. but so far is actually very little that they've confirmed about the possible motivation b

thomas cashman is accused of murder and attempted murder. he denies all the charges.pondent judith moritz was in court. olivia pratt—korbel was tucked up in bed late at night when the sound of gunfire rang out, terrifying the nine—year—old. her street had become a crime scene, a gunman running along it chasing another man who was fleeing for his life. three shots were fired and as they went down olivia's street, the men reached the area outside her house. the gunman was said to be thomas cashman, who was armed with both a pistol and revolver as he chased his target. thomas cashman was brought to court today amidst high security as the prosecution opened its case against him. olivia's family, wearing pink ribbons in her memory, were at the trial listening to gruelling details. the jury was told that her mother cheryl had heard the commotion in the street and opened her front door. in courtroom number one, she wiped away tears as the detail of what happened to her daughter was read out. the jury was told that having heard the noise, olivia jumped out of bed and ran down

pete: i'm here with thomas and thomas, thomas petersen here from sports bro usa and set this awesomewe're joined also by young thomas with new york city basketball kids, including your 16-year-old self. tell us about sports pro usa. >> sports pro usa is a brand of the court we're playing on and we cover new jersey, new york, and it's fun and fitness in your backyard and it's a lot of fun. pete: it is a lot of fun. how have you been playing basketball? >> my brother who starletted with this program got me into it and i haven't left. pete: march madness is on the bracket and i don't know a lot about basketball and didn't grow up too far in the country and why is it a good activity for young men and women? >> for most, it's physical activity, stay healthy and also teaches a lot of valuable lessons, especially to kids like perseverance and discipline. joey: absolutely. thomas, what's your experience of basketball? >> basketball in general for what we do is a backyard sport so you have families able to talk to their kids and get out and exercise and don't have to go to the gym because the

thomas cashman is accused of murder and attempted murder. he denies all the charges.t judith moritz was in court. olivia pratt—korbel was tucked up in bed late at night when the sound of gunfire rang out terrifying the nine—year—old. her street had become a crime scene, a government running along chasing another man who feared for his life. three shots were fired and as they went down the street the men reach the area outside olivia's house. a gunman said to be thomas cashman who was armed with a pistol and revolver as he his target. thomas cashman was brought to court today emits thai security as the prosecution opened its case against him. olivia's family wearing pink ribbons in her memory were at the trial listening to gruelling details. thejury trial listening to gruelling details. the jury was told that her mother cheryl had heard the commotion in the street and opened her front commotion in the street and opened herfront door. in commotion in the street and opened her front door. in courtroom commotion in the street and opened herfront door. in courtroom number

when a detective told thomas a witness had picked him from this photo spread, thomas told the detectivee. according to prosecutors the detective went ahead with the arrest anyway because he said his gut told him he had the right person. >> this is the first time in 25 years that i've seen an erroneous photo identification used as the basis for an arrest that actually went to trial. >> reporter: thomas said police had the wrong person, but he told the judge he does not hold on to anger. >> he was wrong. i didn't deserve why i've been, and i forgive him. >> reporter: what really troubles him now is the true killer of the 14-year-old is still out there, and at this point, guys, prosecutors say the evidence is defective, so the true killer may never be known, and, by the way, eva and janai, the brooklyn district attorney's office has 50 outstanding investigations just like this one, cases it believes deserve a second look. >> unimaginable. >> 18 years behind bars for a murder you didn't commit. you can't even imagine. thank you, aaron. >>> time now for a check of the weather and somara theo

age of 13 learned that thomas cashman had left school at the age of 13 or learned that thomas cashmanmaking up to £5,000 per week. as the prosecution case that he shot nine—year—old olivia by mistake while in the process of trying to kill another drugs dealer, and thomas cashman was asked whether he knewjoseph and said he did and he had known for more than ten years and did not have a problem with him, and did not have a problem with him, and he denied making preparations for the shooting by tracking his whereabouts. he said he did not know the family of olivia pratt—korbel and denies all five of the charges he faces and we expect thomas cashman to be back in the witness box tomorrow and to be asked about his movements on the day of the shooting. a new report suggests the introduction of minimum pricing for alcohol in scotland is reducing the number of deaths due to drinking. in 2018, scotland became the first country in the world to begin charging a minimum price of 50 pence per unit of alcohol. the study, published in the lancet, estimates more than a 150 lives a year have been save

thomas cashman spent today giving evidence in his own defence. he said...urdering olivia. he also said it wasn't true that on the night of the shooting, he had gone to the home of a woman he had had an affair with, changed his clothes and confessed. he said the woman, whose name is protected by court order, is trying to ruin his life and wants a reward for the information. thomas cashman accepts that he can be seen on cctv moving around the area both before and after the shooting, but he said it was the typical behaviour of a local lad selling cannabis. the 34—year—old denies murdering olivia and four other offences. he left court amidst high security. he will be back in the witness box again tomorrow morning. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the rmt union has suspended rail strikes next week, after further talks with management in the long—running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. its members at 14 train companies were due to walk out next thursday and saturday, but the union says a proposal�*s been tabled which could lead to a resolution, with mo

and so let's talk about thomas to hold and the reported replacement full, full nicholson and what do you think? well, he's a coach, he's been pretty successful wherever he's been. he won the german cup for his parisha dockman. he won the title in france, the passenger match when the champions league with chelsea. in fact, chelsea the 2nd club after pasty, he took to the final of the champions lisa, there's no doubting his pedigree, but he's also someone who might consider a high maintenance manager. he hassles out with people quite easily. he's had acrimonious to parts, is that those 3 clubs i mentioned, and i was, they said by and, you know, this is a club with a lot of egos. they used to be caught se hollywood and they were called that for good reason. so, you know, it's, it's quite quite ironic because not long ago, bonds hierarchy we're talking about now going to the long term plans with him. chuckle is not really a coach. he hangs around at the club for not really a long term plan, but maybe a better irony for buying would be if he could to help them tip his old arrival or witho

ford officially revealing the appointment important candid legally announced that her job with a thomas and of course, all of the hostilities need to and she ran into social, public or jealous edible still hasn't received his conscription notice, but he doesn't want to take any risks. and with the winter, almost over, there is no immediate need to leave. and he has a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. in the wes, a powerful tornado has torn through rural, mississippi, and alabama killing at least 23 people that are nader destroyed buildings and down power lines. and the countries southern states authorities warned residents in its path that they were in a life threatening situation. some 550 migrants have been rescued by the italian coast guard and brought to safety 2 ports of the country south. the corpse of a 19 year old who died during the journey was also recovered. the number of migrants making the perilous journey across the mediterranean has more than tripled this year. the e u has reached an agreement with germany and a dispute over phasing

that's why neurologist thomas kessler has been interested in phases for a long time. the goals fall died from the big advantage of by tyria pledges is that they can be used to target specific strains of bacteria. the way they kill least targeted bacteria is just like a key that fits in a keyhole long, say, foxy owned loosely off from cliff law. the bacteria phage is only target certain bacteria. the phage docs itself onto the cell wall of the bacteria and then injects them with its genetic material that causes the bacteria to replicate new features. the new fe just caused the bacteria to produce an enzyme which dissolves the cell walls of the bacteria. the bacteria then destroys itself. the phage is that a released can infect other bacteria. the special thing about the phases is that each one is only corrective on specific strains of bacteria, o tbilisi, the capital of georgia. wow, there's a place here where failures have been used to battle bacteria for decades. here at the other institute, patients come every day to get bacteria of ages to fight infections of the b

she pockets back to switzerland and thomas kessler. he's been keeping tabs on developments in georgia for a long time with great interest. he's been to tbilisi where he conducted a study on urinary tract infections for the 1st time. thomas kessler also used such pages here in switzerland, in an experimental trial. namely, with jacqueline mer, camper, ball player or, you know, on 5 consecutive days, the phasers were flushed into her bladder via a catheter. so then if you style kids have been gone during those 5 days, the entire feeling in my body changed, it was them. and so i was out of the infection mode, mom picked up, you know, the period where the body is only fighting off illness on thought. it was a wonderful feeling that finally things would be different on the scene show. santa halter no 100 bucks, but in spite of the pages, the infection returned to talk to me going to force as we're assuming that the bacteria of ages were not able to kill off all the bag material that were present. so other bacteria were able to keep on growi

thomas: none at all. the u.s.s well as nato, and also nato countries, are claiming to have the right to be there. they do. just as on the other hand, russian airplanes are routinely intercepted over the baltic international airspace by nato aircraft. which means nato aircraft is trying to identify and contact those aircraft. this, however, means that the russians seem to have an interest in getting those nato aircraft pilots or unmanned off course, because they are flying in a pattern that allows them to pick up signals, for instance, from a russian controlled territory, and getting reconnaissance and what you would call a spy aircraft. brent: this drone is called the mq9 reaper, it's a surveillance drone. i assume the russians would possibly say that it could be connected directly to the war in eastern ukraine. i mean, is that the thinking that one could assume at this moment? thomas: well, you could assume, but even if you say this drone is related to the war in ukraine, it still has every right to fly in this i

we do not have thomas anymore. i can still hear you.t i want to know and i'm not sure how this works, but when it comes to figuring out it was fentanyl, was there an autopsy done? was there a drug test? how do they come to that conclusion? >> initially, they had no idea what happened. they thought may be sudden infant death syndrome or genetic in the family. but it was not until an autopsy report came back that found the fentanyl actually 34.2-millimeter, i am no chemist but that is a fatal dose of fentanyl, especially for a 19-month-old baby. >> ashley: thomas, did they say how this was ingested? was there a pill lying around and got a hold of an accident? what was it? >> no one knows, but it looks like that we can piece together that you are talking about residue, residue left over from being cut up, crushed, something from a surface not wiped up, you know how babies are pure they put anything in their mouths. they put things in their mouths all day long. that is the message that this family wants to get out is a, number one, do not a