terry thomson was veteran of the vietnam war, a man with strange attitudes and outlaw and crazy about wild animals. over the years he had a massive collection of all kinds of vehicles. weapons and of course animals, and he had his own zoo. a few months before that incident, thompson was sent to prison on the... charge of possessing illegal weapons, but after his release, everything changed, his deep disagreement with his wife made him think of revenge, a revenge centered on animals, which his wife was also very fond of. the police investigation showed that thomson freeed all the animals from their cages first and shot himself later. although thomson's wife returned the surviving animals after illegal battle, but that was not the end of private zoos. there are still many people like thompson and his wife living all over the united states, private zoos that are not known what harm will they inflict upon the animals and people of the neighborhood in the absence of law. last fall we brought in new silver back to the cincinnati zoo and today harambe is making his debut in the gorilla uh ha

there are still many people like thomson and his wife living all over the united states. private. zoos that are not known, what harm will they inflict upon the animals and people of the neighborhood in the absence of law? last fall we brought in new silver back to the cincinnati zoo and today harambe is making his debut in the... gorilla uh habitat, witness to this claim was a tragic incident that happened to harambe at cincinnati zoo. critics of this incident said that gorillas are smart, that they have a high ability to understand the situation and to think that harambe could live somewhere else other than sincinadi zoo in a natural environment away from humans. it could not be exploited for generating income and it could still be alive. for centuries, a large part of human food and clothing has been provided by animals, but human's behavior towards these creatures is in no way compatible with their valuable services. they are physically and mentally. torture to be excuse for saving humans lives and their entertainment, incidents that constantly occur in zoos and medical laborat

joining me, president ceo of thomson reuters, steve has kirk, what is making you so hungry for deals,ntinue at the same place you did last year? >> what we do at thomson reuters is basically serve legal professionals, risky compliance and news professionals. what we are seeing is the complexity associated with complying with regulation, rules, internal edicts going up and up and up. it is becoming more complex to comply with rules and regulations and what we do is help other companies and advisers navigate that environment. we adopted a strategy of $100 billion over and above the run rate of r&d on generative ai products, partnered with microsoft as one of the first copilot partners and to your point we made a number of acquisitions, six acquisitions through last year. we spend $2.4 billion in total but we are rigorous about those acquisitions. identifying them, making sure they fit and what we look for is companies that can add to the customer experience. secondly we look at deals that make money, not just the exiting homes and lastly, want to make sure the cultures fit. not to say w

of course , the stored thomson north orange is considered to be of high grade, this is first grade orangee bought 2,500 tons of apples, 2,000 to 1,300 tons of oranges and stored them . it is available and it has been transferred . oranges and apples are 400. the ton of each fruit was determined to be purchased in the original provinces of the province mazandaran portugal thomson and west azarbaijan province of sibe that ashnoye, which is one of the most prestigious apples in the same province, is supplied and we are ready , god willing, to explain the quota of 1400 tons of apples and oranges, which, god willing , will be purchased by rural communities for the night of eid and will be explained at the osan level booth. . the price of market-regulated fruit is different in each province and is determined by the province's market regulation working group. until the last day of the year, these fruits will be sold very quickly, especially on the last day, in all provinces and cities. and control the prices. this year, like last year, the fruit has been stored by the union and private sector co

in this part of the cold store, there are 170 tons of oranges, of course, thomson north oranges. .t is the grade of stored oranges ? we bought 2,500 tons of apples and 1,200 tons of oranges and stored them with a gentle slope, god willing . this will be available until the night of eid. find orange and apple curd, 400 tons of each fruit were purchased in the province. origin of mazandaran province, thomson portugal and west azarbaijan province, sibeh, which is one of the most prestigious apples in the same province, and we are ready, god willing , to explain the quota of 1400 tons of portuguese apples , which, god willing, were purchased for the night of eid by rural taamun and sold at the asan level booth. be explained the market price of fruit is different in each province and by the provincial market regulation working group determines the last 3 days of the year for these fruits, in fact , very quickly, especially the last day in all provinces and the cities will be explained in one way, god willing, so that there is no price jump and they control the prices. this year, like la

thomson oranges are 15,000 tomans per kilogram and apples are 36,000 tomans per kilogram. i have a car for ali nowrozi along with the description of the dates , there is a discussion about the ramadan plan, which is offered all over the province. we bought 200 tons of high-quality apples from ashnoye . the red apples are bony, and so is the quantity. in fact, there are about 10 points in the province in the city of rushd , in addition to our market village, as well as in fact we have determined the points in all the cities. how is the quality of the fruit good? the price is reasonable compared to the shops outside. really, the fruit is very expensive. how does it look like the ones i saw there are not bad? they are good. most of the stored fruit will be sold in the two days leading up to nowruz eid, but during nowruz eid, the supply of market regulation will continue . the fact that this incident makes the happy monkey even more monkey, of course. all of us muslims, especially iranians, know that iftar and what we sit at the table are more beautiful events behind it. arham

thomson oranges are 15,000 tomans per kilogram and apple trees are 36,000 tomans per kilogram.is morning, we started explaining that so far two cars have been sent to gurghan, and one to aliabad. may, azadshahreh, the price of oranges is 20,000 tomans, apples are 31,000 tomans, 77 carafes, the fruit of nowruz, together with dates, is the subject of the ramadan plan, which is offered throughout the province, 200 tons of apples. in fact , with the quality, we bought it from eshnoye, the red apple is actually bony, and also the amount of 200 orange themes, 51 points in the province, in fact, about 10 points in the city of rushd, in addition to the market village, we also identified the points in all the cities. how is it that the quality of the fruit is good? the price is reasonable compared to the shops outside, it is really cheap . how about the quality of the fruits? it seems to be high as far as i am concerned i saw that it is not bad. most of the stored fruit will be sold in the two days leading up to nowruz eid, but during nowruz eid, the supply of fruit will continue to reg

oranges, oranges are 1850 tomans per kilogram, thomson oranges are 15 thousand tomans per kilogram, and apples are each kilogram 36 thousand tomans, we started the explanation . we talked about two to two cars for gorgan, one car for aliabad and this car that we own in azadshahr, price of oranges 20 thousand tomans, apples 31 thousand tomans, 77 cinnamon fruit, description of nowruz along with description of dates , plan discussion it is the month of ramadan, and 200 tons of apples are available all over the province. in fact , we bought red apples from ashnoye. in fact, it is real, and the amount of 200 portuguese themes is 51 points in the province, in fact, about 10 points in the city of rushd , in addition to the village of bazar, we also determined the points in all the cities. the quality of the fruit is good. the price is reasonable compared to the shops outside. it is really very cheap . how about the quality of the fruit? it seems to be high. what i saw is not bad . most of the stored fruit is sold in the two days leading up to nowruz eid, but it is also available during nowruz

oranges are 1850 tomans per kilogram, thomson oranges are 15 thousand tomans per kilogram, and apple6 thousand tomans per kilogram . we started the explanation this morning, which is for two cars so far. a car for aliabad. this is my car. we own it in azadshahreh. the price of portugal is 20,000 tomans. apples are 31,000 tomans. 77 fruit stalls. nowrozi interpretation along with date interpretation is the topic of the ramadan plan, which is offered all over the province. we bought 200 tons of high-quality apples from ashnoye, red apples, actually bony. there are also 200 themes portugal, 51 points in the province, in fact, about 10 points in the city of rushd , in addition to the market village, we have also identified the points in all the cities. how is the quality of the fruit good? the price is reasonable compared to the shops outside. it is really very expensive for the fruits. how does it seem to be expensive? from what i saw, it's not bad, it's good , most of the stored fruit is sold in the two days leading up to nowruz eid, but during nowruz eid , the supply of fruit continue

oranges are 1850 tomans per kilogram, thomson oranges are 15 thousand tomans per kilogram, and apples are 36 thousand tomans per kilogram . we started explaining that so far two to two cars have been transported to gorgan. i have a car for aliabad. this car is owned by azadshahr. the price of oranges is 20,000 tomans. apples are 31,000 tomans. 77 carafes of fruit. the explanation of nowruz along with the description of dates is about the ramadan plan, which is available all over the province . 200 tons of apples are actually of good quality. the amount of 200 portuguese themes is 51 points. in the province, in fact , there are about 10 points in the city of rushd, in addition to the market village , we have also identified the points in all the cities. from what i saw, it's not bad, it's good, most of the fruit is stored. it will be offered in the two days leading up to nowruz eid , but during nowruz eid, the supply of fruit will continue to regulate the market . meeting of ministers of health of the member countries of the cooperation organization hai shanghai for the first time with

oranges, oranges , 1850 tomans per kilogram, thomson oranges 15 thousand tomans per kilogram, and apples 36 thousand tomans per kilogram. the explanation will be given from this morning. we started. so far, 2 cars have been transported to gargan, one car is for aliabad and this car we are selling is azadshara, the price of oranges is 20,000 tomans, apples are 31,000 tomans, 77 cinnamon, fruit distribution for nowruz, along with the description of dates, there is a discussion about the ramadan plan. 200 tons of apples are available all over the province buy our high quality products from ashnoye. the red apple is actually bony, and the amount of 200 oranges is 51 points in the province, in fact, about 10 points in the city of rushd , in addition to the village market, we also identified the points in all the cities , how is the quality of the fruit, the price is reasonable compared to the shops outside are really cheap . according to the forecast of the meteorological organization , there will be scattered rain showers and windy winds in some parts of the northeast of the country, and the

some residents that started to clean their homes, but they are still coming to thomson with the costs of the natural disaster. thankfully, my motorcycle was saved by putting it in an innovative piece. as for the rest, everything in the room was submerged by the car with mole rings expected in the next few days. people could be forced out of their homes again. having some i'm data for protests is against. these are as well on guys. i have shut down traffic on a major road near where the oscars are taking place. demonstrate is how signs while reading your washing palms, a drawing dropping while you're watching bombs and dropping the coalition of protest, course included jewish voices, so peace and the country's largest doctors that is in use or not on ologist sierra . but i'll be back with you for another half hour, excuse right after the bomb the in the whiners inside. this would switch to new extinction. now the ami enjoys and community groups. the group, the back from the bring one, the one east investigates. challenge in place to work from as a journalist, even though you can't do i

ben thomson has been at windsor castle for us today.a little about how she would report on the latest story, which comes after weeks of intense speculation. i think, as you said, there is this devastating news that the princess of wales is undergoing this treatment, and a second side to the story, which is the ongoing social media speculation and now a response and reaction to that. which is a whole other half of the story. and there's been a lot of backtracking, a lot of apologies going on online, and i think that that needs to be highlighted as we report on this ongoing story. yeah, there's a certain irony, isn't there? because we've heard from the boss of twitter or x, whatever you want to call it, linda yaccarino. she said this morning, "a brave message delivered this morning by princess kate with her signature grace. her request for privacy to protect her children and allow her to move forward without endless speculation seems like a reasonable request to respect." and yet, at the same time, platforms including hers are where some

also ally thomson. she is the director of communications and scotland at dignity in dying.ssisted dying for terminally ill, mentally competent adults. thank you both for coming on the programme. thank you both for coming on the programme-— thank you both for coming on the rorramme. . ~ ,, y . programme. thank you very much. allie, can programme. thank you very much. allie. can i — programme. thank you very much. allie, can i start _ programme. thank you very much. allie, can i start with _ programme. thank you very much. allie, can i start with you. - allie, can i start with you. presumed support for this move in scotland? we presumed support for this move in scotland? ~ , . ,, , , scotland? we fully back this bill in scotland, lump-sum _ scotland? we fully back this bill in scotland, lump-sum polling - scotland? we fully back this bill in - scotland, lump-sum polling revealing scotland, lump—sum polling revealing that actually every single constituency in scotland is an unshakeable majority and us support of assisted dying. these are tightly drawn, measured proposals that

ben thomson is at windsor castle for us. ben, give us a sense of the scene there.e as you can see, tourists are still flocking here to the castle. business as usual here after that shock announcement yesterday that catherine princess of wales is undergoing treatment for cancer. let me run you through the front of the newspapers because there is only one story in town on the front pages. those pictures taken from the video, reveals her cancer and says she is going to be ok. similar picks on the front of the mail. she says, i am well, i'm getting stronger every day, i am going to be ok —— similar pictures. there was a message at the end of the video to others who may be going through a similar scenario and ordeal. she says, you will be fine. cancer came as a huge shock at the same image on the telegraph. and thatis the same image on the telegraph. and that is the note, you are not alone, says kate, at the end of what was a very personal message she made that diagnosis public. of course coming as a huge shock for both catherine and the wider royal family, coming of co

here to present the 2022 jury thomson award. please welcome cnn anchor and chief political correspondent dana bash, alongside cnn senior photojournalist and former chair jay mcmichael. don johnson couldn't make it tonight, so let's zeroing in now. here's your pesco. my it's i didn't wear that by the way. i'd like to propose another toast because that other one was not long enough for me. how about you guys. my arm is a little tired from that. i didn't know three ounces of wine could. piece of heavy. we're here to present the jeremy thompson award. the jerry thompson memorial award recognized his extraordinary career in photojournalism and production, focusing on the qualities and selflessness, mentorship and commitment to quality. this award honors the memory of jerry thompson, a longtime videographer, videographer for cnn known for his generous friendship, willingness to help others and consistently pushing above and beyond expectations and those of us who got to work with him miss him. still, every single day. jerry was an ama

here ty thomson >>> here to visit the 2022 jerry thompson award, please welcome cnn anchor and chiefal correspondent dana bash, alongside the in and in your auto journalist and former rtca chair, j mcmichael. don 't tonight, >> don johnson could not take it tonight, so, filling in. >> where is your pastel? >> i did not wear pastel. by the way, i did not propose another toes, the other one was not longer-- long enough for me. how about you guys? my arm is a little tired from that. who knew three ounces of wine be so heavy? we are here to visit the jerry thompson award. the jerry thompson memorial award recognizes extraordinary careers in photojournalism and production, focusing on the qualities and selfless this, mentor ship, and commitment to quality. met this award honors the memory of jerry thompson, a longtime videographer for see it in, known for his generous friendship, willingness to help others, and consistently pushing above and beyond expectations, and those of us who got to work with him miss him still every single day. >> jerry was an amazing colleague, not just for those

search for 7 people, some residents, i've started to clean their homes, but they are still coming to thomson with the costs of the natural disaster. thankfully, my motorcycle was saved by putting it in an innovative piece. as for the rest, everything in the room was submerged by the current with mole rings expected in the next few days. people could be forced out of their homes again. how does that, how much does it, or how many muslims around the world are welcoming the holy month of ramadan? it is a 9th month of the slum, a calendar and loss between $29.30 days depending on the visual slicing of the new moon. it is a month of fostering one of the 5 pillars of islam. the faust is from dawn to dusk and at last anywhere between 12 and 17 hours, depending the time of the sunset in your pocket, the wealth. now the false means that you can't eat or drink anything to sympathize with others less fortunate. it is also time of spiritual reflections. self improvement and self discipline and a time of convince vanity and sharing with family and friends. chassis is especially important during this peri

sense of urgency, more resolved and ever before wall street journal editor editor-in-chief, and the thomson told her colleague, oliver darcy that she expects him to be home this time next year i'm sure that is your hope that you're hope it is tomorrow, not not this time next year what is your sense of that? and as you answer that, i understand that you need to be cautious because these are very delicate talks but do you feel comfortable that the biden administration is doing enough to help and your efforts to free evan >> i have no doubt that divided illustration and the people surrounding it have all the right intent and they have devoted a lot of time and attention to getting this deal done. but there's the outcome is binary. he's either free or does not and that's the report card that we have to give ourselves and also to divide an administration i think they are pushing, but until evan is free, it's still not enough. >> yeah, of course. i want to widen the aperture a little bit if i may. and as i do, i'm going to hold up. i actually have an old school newspaper here which shows what we

that's worked completely like that's worked completely like that except the old times under lord thomsonwning media in this country, or indeed a foreign fund, a fund based in dubai, investing in this i i think this channel, i think i think it's worse when it comes down to a than an individual. >> yes. you're right. rupert murdoch also interferes constantly media constantly in his his media outfits . but i mean, we can't outfits. but i mean, we can't stop the human nature angle of it. if you've got a guy who owns a newspaper, say, it's very difficult to stop them wanting to play with that. what i'm saying, if you've got a foreign government involved, and especially if there an especially if there was an international crisis going on and the editor wanted to take one view, which would be against the interests of that country, it would make it very difficult for editor to do that also for the editor to do that also as well. >> people will say, well, hang on. a second outcome for foreign governments shares in, governments can have shares in, say, an airport in this country or, , but there's

won't waste any time, richard thomson mp and sarah olney mp. welcome to bbc news.et. talking about what we oppose in the buduet. �* , talking about what we oppose in the buduet. v ., .. talking about what we oppose in the buduet. �*, ., ~ ., talking about what we oppose in the buduet. �*, . ~ ., talking about what we oppose in the buduet. �*, ., ~ ., ., budget. let's talk about some of the nitty-gritty- — budget. let's talk about some of the nitty-gritty. obviously, _ budget. let's talk about some of the nitty-gritty. obviously, the - nitty—gritty. obviously, the scottish parliament has some of its own tax—raising powers but it doesn't over national insurance for example. what do you make of this further reduction?— further reduction? well, i think it's a fairer _ further reduction? well, i think it's a fairer reduction _ further reduction? well, i think it's a fairer reduction than i further reduction? well, i think it's a fairer reduction than a i further reduction? well, i think it's a fairer reduction than a cut in the basic rate income tax. i think at this poi