trisha, you used to work with v bank. this is one of his big deals, right?u heard the speech, essentially, to me, that's what's on the table. big government, making sure not just everyone gets a chance, but determining the outcome so everyone will land on top. will americans go for that? >> you know, if we can really make this election about issues and not just with about a vibes and virality, i think they'll go with the issues. we saw kamala harris' issues policy layout last friday. i guess a week ago today, where she wants to to implement socialist price controls. that's in the same nos, those more socialist tenets that she's going for. and i think that it will attract some young people. we talked about how people are paying off their student debt -- charles: right. i'm going to get to that in a second. i don't want to jump the gun. >> you actually have a price cap policy. this is a cap on aspirations when you have equity versus equality. you mentioned that mit poll. look, the reality is you had asian-american students who were being discriminated who now

trisha is because you worked for vivek ramaswamy. i think he was very much an online candidates you had such what does the things? about? >> one it is harris campaign is now extremely online and so while this press conference was going on, their rapid response team was clipping every second out of it and east there something to be said for there to be independent questioning of a candidate that can be used by anyone to have answers that he might not otherwise get in a more friendly environment. me tell you what's not on the line? hi is when you pull up at a hanger and a half 50,000 people, you know, it it looked like like donald trump in 2016, the light barack obama in 2008. what's not on line is when you show up and you have 20,000 people in phoenix, arizona, what's not on line is when you're actually you look at polls now, you look at every national, see the clips, these things live forever. but obviously be interviews, a good example when i, what i'm what i'm just saying to you is does that this campaign is not one that's just onl

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i trisha is stolen from germany, is a green volt and dressed in almost 5 years ago. a back on display. the 18th century gems with more than a 100000000 years include a diamond encrusted, sold, and right. the breaking at the museum 5 years ago was one of germany's most spectacular. all the best. 5 men had been child support or involvement. some of the looted valuables, though, are still missing the full we go, has reminder of our top story at this hour. ukraine says it's the price of time on russia's cusp region is not aimed at. it's becoming a permanent occupation. the criminal has ordered more massive accusations of civilians. he says and not controls $1000.00 square columbus of russian territory. that's all for me for now, but stay with us after the break service check in looks at the legacy of the boat and roll away. that's a waste, you can get one use of information round the clock on the w dot com all 4 of us on social media, ask dw, and what else i can buy, the, the in charlotte, the kind of energy move people, the on the world wide and such a big saffel, jessi

confessed to other killings including the coed from indiana wesleyan university and marion named trisha involved. >> deputy miller didn't know much about trisha so he called on the indiana police who had been handling the case. when mary and detective jk and other cops arrived, hall was suddenly telling a different story. he denied confessing tenney killing including jessie's entry shows. what's more, he complained it was a misunderstanding about disturbing dreams he had. >> a takes us to a location where in my dreams, eye screening -- strangled her hair and left her here. we search the woods in the area. we never would've found anything. >> the cops who were familiar with hall were not surprised by his actions. some of them like jk thought hall might be a wannabe, pretender gets his kicks from confessing to crimes he did not commit. as a possible he is obsessed with these cases but not involved? >> there's no doubt in my mind he does follow these cases and is read and is attracted to cases all over the country. the question does come, is he a wannabe? >> miller and, felt certain they h

with another squadrons targeted. at the group of soldiers that were in the vicinity of the berkat trisha post. said that this is in retaliation for the assassination of the hamas leader and the direct targeting of the city of siiden, one of the safe cities, if we may say in south lebanon areas where hazballah has previously said should not be touched. when it comes to the israeli aggressions, they were not limited to those types of assassinations. we also had direct attacks and heavy shelling actually in the... border towns of adisik as well as khiam, there's heavy shelling in addition to artillery fire and phosphorus bombs that are almost a daily basis. the israelis do not even have answers when it comes to the number of drones that were launched from lebanon, and so that in itself is considered a massive achievement for the resistance that its drones are not being intercepted by the israeli defenses and they're reaching their targets uh quite precisely. the united states has admitted that several us and coalition personnel were injured by drawn attack in syria on friday. the attack tar

live at the team people bryan lanza, tara setmayer, lz granderson, and trisha mclaughlin welcome to a special edition of newsnight, state of the race good evening to you. i'm abby philip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. a tale as old as trump. there's some new cnn reporting pulls back the curtain on the outright panic that is happening inside the republican nominees own campaign. the question now is, can donald trump snap out of this spiral? sources tell cnn the trump simply can't compute that this is a different race. now, the democrats are arrayed and energized behind kamala harris, allies are wary again, that trump is giving into galaxy brain and hugging the wrong things, both conspiracy he's an people kellyanne conway, for example reportedly even met privately with trump to deliver as bluntly as she could. this message that he needs to start making sense or his chances in november will slip away here at the table in new york, everyone is with us. so brian, this is becoming now a chorus from people who want trump to win, people who think he had a good

party, but as americans in a nation bedeviled by partisan bitterness live at the table solomon jones trisha mclaughlin, bryan lanza, and keith boykin. welcome to a special edition of newsnight, state of the race good evening. >> i'm abby phillip in new york. happy friday to you. let's get right to what america is talking about. rfk for sale. the conspiracy theorists with the famous last name who also happen to be running for president of the united states is now no longer running for president tonight, he is endorsing donald trump appearing on the stage with the republican nominee and nakedly angling for a cushy cabinet gig in the future, trump in a future trump administration they use the principle causes that persuaded me to leave the democratic, democratic party and run as an independent now, to throw him, my support yeah, president trump our panel is here in new york with us and rfk junior, now confirming what i think a lot of people suspected, which is that he supports trump kind of his aligned with trump. how much do you think this actually helps him? >> i think this helps trump hugel

trisha thomas with a bay east association, a collection of realtors in the east bay. >> highlighted the central role of the settlement. it's an experience with these new business practice changes that will see. >> even greater transparency from both perspectives, sitting down with the buyer and really understanding the role and responsibility that you as an agent are taking on and also the role responsibility >> of the buyers. so it creates sort of a mutual agreement between the 2 of you to really define what those rules are. that's jennifer branch ini. >> with compass realty, she is also the regional vice president of the national association of realtors. >> and i think ultimately the big thing is that. commissions have always been negotiable and sellers still have the right to offer that if they will. but they do have choices on that. in the meantime, when it comes to buying and or selling a home in the bay area, that is also facing some ships. >> nationally, home prices are soaring up 4.9% and the median price of a family home surpassed 2 million dollars was at a marketing meeting th

. >> trisha, i just want to start from the beginning here. >> when did you first realize something wasctually wrong and that you were in danger? >> we have a friend that is a park ranger that met and havasupai six years ago and he saw the house in the area and messaged me the night before and the morning that we left to be really careful that it was monsoon season. and there were some thunderstorms expected and it would be favorable for flash flooding. so if we heard thunder, we should leave. so we got to the camp site and started setting up within 45 minutes at the time we got our camps set up to the time the flash flooding started we had to get back to higher grounds, so we heard thunder and started heading the falls above habba sioux falls and it was lightning. so it felt pretty dangerous. we tried to stay out of the lightning for awhile, but we realized it was it was getting too scary and we needed to get back to the village we're looking at some of your video right now where there's a human chain sort of everybody is holding hands and then we saw a helicopter lifting people out of

la trisha mins was down there too, one of the stranded campers desperate to get out, a day and a halfer this river turned brown. >> 25 feet in a matter of minutes. sgl. >> reporter: today telling me she wasn't sure they would make it. is this a life and death situation for you guys? >> it was absolutely a life and death situation, putting your feet in water that is slippery and moving so fast, it was really terrifying. >> reporter: but they worked together, creating a human chain to cross those dangerous waters. >> almost everybody got out alive, and i think that had a lot to do with everybody working together. >> reporter: it's been a hazardous few days across the west. utah under alert for flash flooding too. more than 30 million are baking under heat alerts from new mexico to wisconsin. meanwhile, look at this, there's already snow in the sierra. and tonight, high alert in hawaii as tropical storm honey turns close. storm preps underway as high winds pose a big risk for fire. kicking off a weekend of exhausting extreme weather. dana griffin, nbc news. >>> developing tonight, nasa a

and i may be able to get them from me. trisha. i need during when that time the ones that i have now i oh, does them from gola often pick from the to like what's next? you have to drive them with tests for them not to get throw 10. i'll get the driving this off for the bacteria in because the good right then so easily. all right, so let's get some of that in a bucky with a bit of confront us by the one in sizes of age, additional popular spicy. and that really works well with them or anything of the world. and some of the spies on their right. like a man so that i've almost like popcorn. my favorite, the lights, the ones always the better ones. it has that are the like a dr. mushroom that was growing in a lot of money. so if you look closely, you can see these tiny little spikes, right. but it's really dried out so you don't see that when you eat it. so i've had them with plenty rooms as a snack. i'm going to push that to someone about having it as a steel. let's see if this helps enhance the worms planned flavor. the hourly i'm f

trisha thomas with a bay east association, a collection of realtors in the east bay. >> highlighted the central role of the settlement. it's an experience with these new business practice changes that will see. >> even greater transparency from both perspectives, sitting down with the buyer and really understanding the role and responsibility that you as an agent are taking on and also the role responsibility >> of the buyers. so it creates sort of a mutual agreement between the 2 of you to really define what those rules are. that's jennifer branch ini. >> with compass realty, she is also the regional vice president of the national association of realtors. >> and i think ultimately the big thing is that. commissions have always been negotiable and sellers still have the right to offer that if they will. but they do have choices on that. in the meantime, when it comes to buying and or selling a home in the bay area, that is also facing some ships. >> nationally, home prices are soaring up 4.9% and the median price of a family home surpassed 2 million dollars was at a marketing meeting th

the survivors are children, trisha. i mean that speaks volumes about raising people the wrong way. right. and i believe your organization has figures that 51 percent of the victims of child abuse are boys. so how do you go about then telling them that is wrong to sexually abuse other people? so it's 51.4 percent out of the population of children that gets subject to 5 sexual abuse that are young voice. the thing to remember is a for the 99 percent of these cases, 90 percent, sorry. if someone to say no to the child, so it's not the rhetoric of a stranger in a dark alley. but when the rapist or the person abuse in a child is like 2 is developed, it is the concept of shame ethics introduced. unfortunately, where people don't have both the crime. so let's just talk about another 2 instances. i mentioned earlier now and come to what you saw national outreach and drug test. and again, what the government did, it said, you know what? the introduced deaths penalty for anyone who got groups a child under the age of 12, which is now but the new lot been increased to under the age of 18. tha

if we may address that, they can so that, so these things can stop at any immediate response. trisha, i don't know, it sounds like a war perpetrated on women's and children's bodies. and i'm the, you know, let me take you back to what happened in 2017 there. we had a case that came up and we'll now list 17, you that a good boy subject again with another. and we sold the enforcement of people from the current drilling administration in the crime that was perpetrated against morrenda family. that's also go back to go to uh, what happened in cuz she ran a young good, listen, i'm good. what subject to do some guy who had been murder and again we saw where we saw the values being led by politicians, calling for the protection of the fish. right. so let me talk about crimes against women and children in india. we must have the community to acknowledge that it is, was for people from dc communities, from that communities, from minority religions that widens against their bodies, is often sanctioned by the highest of offices. let's talk about gloomy laundry and see the south side door who has

you call right, you see when you look at the actual dr. place is really a very done just tonight is trisha, whereby africa box has to say, but i'll probably was due to cornwall, you know, several people to mutual that in engineering. we help improve the water to place and the name will be out from the to nearly 2000000 people. and you'll have to say this was taking place because the place is an awful god. i'm do you bring in the 25th century is trying to we can commit event in dental dental in our life. so what's the use of don't your latonia with a cold interest in tandem with the sentiment that is pretty we do when africa is blaine, a games didn't new life, but on this new colonial is lifting global. your agenda that help? no, nothing older than the one agent or the tomatoes or the possibility. so progress and people have been us you might have on with this in mind, you'll see a little push back dues looking west and in this region. the western countries, especially near toilet, are quantities oh, i see the problem under most of the young people have identified them with the students who

he is an army a national guard veteran, and, rebecca, excuse me, trisha, he was also a high school teacherm. >> they are going to make, the democrats and media are going to make this the most genderrized election in american history. this is about the economy, the economy, the economy, it's a referendum on the last four years. rl. cheryl: also reports she has not called tim walz as of yet, but reports that tim walz is the pick. my pick is stuart varney for the next three hours on fox business. [laughter]

maria: trisha final word. >> this is going to usher us into a new phase of the democrat campaign.ign. maria: "varney" & company picks it up live in chicago stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. he spoke late in the night by design the last thing the democrats want is an aging

like it like that ♪ whether you're a buyer or you're a seller, there's lots so joining us now is trishang. >> gio: so, let's talk about this. the 6% commission is now negotiable if you're buying or selling. what does that mean for buyers? >> the truth is it's always been negotiable. it's always been negotiable. >> gio: really? >> so while it's being outlined for most sellers and buyers to understand it, it's always been negotiable and a practice in place for a very long time for buyers to negotiate that. >> gio: >> so, for sellers, what sellers need to understand is that their buyers are coming forward with a buyer's agent that's agreed to work with them specifically, whether it's for a short time or for a long time, but also that they are going to have to t, th to outline specifically how the commissions are paid to bo howoi negotiate? how do i g the best deal when we're talking about this commission? so, how do you do it? what a again, this is a sales transaction, and every sales transaction, pretty much everything is negotiable. oking at those interest rates. that's why we're talking

he is an army a national guard veteran, and, rebecca, excuse me, trisha, he was also a high school teacher. your thoughts in the final moments of our program. >> they are going to make, the democrats and media are going to make this the most genderrized election in american history. this is about the economy, the economy, the economy, it's a referendum on the last four years. rl. cheryl: also reports she has not called tim walz as of yet, but reports that tim walz is the pick. my pick is stuart varney for the next three hours on fox business. [laughter] stuart: good morning, cheryl. and good morning, everyone. we're going to be up to speed on this possible naming of tim walz as kamala harris' vice presidential running mate. we're going to go running with that shortly when i find out more details. elsewhere, here's the question, do we have a bounceback after monday's big selloff on wall street? yes, we do. but it's modest. it's early. who knows how we close. the dow was down over 1,000 the points monday, today it's up, what, 130? the s&p was down 160, 3% yesterday, today it's back up 17 poi

maria: trisha final word. >> this is going to usher us into a new phase of the democrat campaign. the biden-who campaign. maria: "varney" & company picks it up live in chicago stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. he spoke late in the night by design the last thing the democrats want is an aging president in primetime. he was in tears. delegates chanted "thank you joe." he said "i gave my best to you." the "wall street journal" summed up this morning with these words. poor, unwanted joe biden. tonight, the annointment of kamala harris begins. the pro-hamas demonstrators didn't get inside the convention but we talked to some of them and they displayed ignorance and hatred. today donald trump continues his counterprogramming and his theme at an event in michigan will be keeping america safe again. separately the fbi says iran hacked the trump campaign. to the markets. strong rally yesterday. no pullback this morning of any significance. the dow industrials, the s&p, the nasal down slightly. s&p just north to the tune of a quarter point. the price

trisha thomas with a bay east association, a collection of realtors in the east bay. >> highlighted the central role of the settlement. it's an experience with these new business practice changes that will see. >> even greater transparency from both perspectives, sitting down with the buyer and really understanding the role and responsibility that you as an agent are taking on and also the role responsibility >> of the buyers. so it creates sort of a mutual agreement between the 2 of you to really define what those rules are. that's jennifer branch ini. >> with compass realty, she is also the regional vice president of the national association of realtors. >> and i think ultimately the big thing is that. commissions have always been negotiable and sellers still have the right to offer that if they will. but they do have choices on that. in the meantime, when it comes to buying and or selling a home the bay area that is also facing some shifts was at a marketing meeting this morning. this is what i heard from. >> a condo. >> you know, enough. $500,000 range, which we haven't seen that, y

the term surrounding the presence of israeli troops are rather the long-term prognosis is really trishaithin the gaza strip. and in particular, presence along the philadelphi corridor, a buffer zone separately all right egypt from southern gaza. now, hamas has previously said that it does not wish to see any long-term presence by israeli troops as egyptian officials have often who said they don't want to save israeli troops stationed along the philadelphi corridor in any sort of postwar structure. and we know that it's rarely, ever had put forward a proposal which was that's how rejected by israel. egyptian officials seen as a nonstarter however, they have put forward a revised proposal which sees a reduced number those military posts and troops stationed along the corridor during the first phase, all the processes by which would see a six-week pause in fighting. now you defense officials have transmitted that proposal to hamas officials for their consideration has signed perhaps see this proposals being somewhat more serious perhaps even more acceptable to hamas officials. but again, t

. >> kevin: trisha, you can wrap us up. i think it will be mighty difficult to explain how she separates herself from the president and yet at the same time she wants to distance herself from some of the things that did not go so well over the last three and a half, four years. >> she squandered that interview opportunity yesterday. it could have been a gift for her. with kid gloves. for her to answer the question, why did she flip-flop and why did her positions evolved. she really just double down and made it clear as mud. >> kevin: that is always key. you can say you've changed your position but you should explain why or at least when you decided you were going to have a presto change out change of heart. thank you for joining us tonight, we appreciate your time. meantime we are taking a closer look tonight at how the mainstream media and the harris campaign have been reacting over the last 24 hours to the candidates big cnn interview. with that we welcome national correspondent griff jenkins with more. >> reporter: good

trisha thomas with a bay east association, a collection of realtors in the east bay. >> highlighted the central role of the settlement. >> it's an experience with these new business practice changes that will see even greater transparency from both perspectives, sitting down with the buyer and really understanding the role and responsibility that you as an agent are taking on and also the role responsibility >> of the buyers. so it creates sort of a mutual agreement between the 2 of you to really define what those rules are. that's jennifer branch ini. >> with compass realty, she is also the regional vice president of the national association of realtors. >> and i think ultimately the big thing is that. commissions have always been negotiable and sellers still have the right to offer that if they will. but they do have choices on that. in the meantime, when it comes to buying and or selling a home in the bay area, that is also facing some ships. >> nationally, home prices are soaring up 4.9% and the median price of a family home surpassed 2 million dollars was at a marketing meeting thi

trisha thomas with a bay east association, a collection of realtors in the east bay. >> highlighted the central role of the settlement. it's an experience with these new business practice changes that will see. >> even greater transparency from both perspectives, sitting down with the buyer and really understanding the role and responsibility that you as an agent are taking on and also the role responsibility >> of the buyers. so it creates sort of a mutual agreement between the 2 of you to really define what those rules are. that's jennifer branch ini. >> with compass realty, she is also the regional vice president of the national association of realtors. >> and i think ultimately the big thing is that. commissions have always been negotiable and sellers still have the right to offer that if they will. but they do have choices on that. in the meantime, when it comes to buying and or selling a home in the bay area, that is also facing some ships. >> nationally, home prices are soaring up 4.9% and the median price of a family home surpassed 2 million dollars was at marketing meeting this

they have no access to enough food to trisha's food, their last green water medicines. now that seems to prevent the outbreak, it's a complete how much circumstance for it, such as the circumstance for children on the ground, i would have been so for over 10 months now, it must be incredibly difficult for organizing. organizations like yours to even be able to track down children and guys have given the level of destruction, of course, that we've seen. i absolutely the figures we have now are very certainly under estimates of the reality on the ground. the 17000 number is a calculation based on the one percent of the space population. so chances are the number of children have been separated from their parents or more affect the all one parents are both very high and we won't be able to have a comprehensive understanding of the deep impact that this war has had been was being in society. but above all children, and so we have a ceasefire, and the traditional media journal is, can go in and do their own investigative stories and others and the security on the school, the

would you say with trisha to show the tell you fired especially as the 3 you can do to bring charles on last part of us the time that you were drawn under with me every day. yes, i want to do insurance that, that into this and in your so i'm going to be post bit 1st about photos and people in social safety and security for them. sense of tend to do both sides to seek and we are to find a way to get to the others to save their lives. but what do we, uh we looking for the list to is it to the others because the other supporters most or we can get and there is not any which way i'm talking to them. others parts have been on to seek it is huge and big turnover. narrative on teams to august on the groups of doing good people. we tend to go to set for the which we entered into the this to about $200.00 to $1.00 way of kids to buy the benefits and about more than 3 hundreds or they can do it. that's something in your people that have brought to my mother's for treatment and nobody lives in the other. we are doing. i was all about wasn't goes, isn't it? yeah. and is doing it actually doesn't

well, pat had never left her children, risch shah was 8 at the time -- trisha a was 8 at the time, julie 6. and if you have ever traveled to the far east, you know how good it is. they were going to 19 different countries in different weather, different people, different leaders, different food, the whole nine yards. i remember that pat came out to go shopping with my mother, and maybe some of you remember there was a store called buffam's here in -- i see. [laughter] in southern california. and the buyer had selected some clothes for pat that needed little or no ironing. and so she actually got those clothes. she splurged on one dress that was chiffon. and when they got to india, she had the wonderful person at the hotel -- she only brought one person with her, by the way, on this entire 19-country trip. one person. uh-huh. consider what today is. anyway, this lovely lady was easterning the chiffon, and you know that chiffon grows, it stretches.s. [laughter] so for the' state dinner that night if -- and if you want the details on this too, julie nixon eisenhower wrote a fantastic book c

difference in this election because women are going to save this democracy, going to be a factor trisha no one seems to want to talk about it, but joe biden is still in the white house and the cover up of his cognitive decline is a scandal of historic proportions. i don't think we're going to find out for another decade what really happened. but when we do and there's a bulk and then a film adaptation, my production is that mark rothko is could play joe biden that took a turn, right not all i have to call out the former president, president obama, who's trying to be switzerland when it comes to summer music, and took a nice, neutral approach. >> you did not have a drake song on there president obama? he didn't have a kinetic sol choose a side and it should be kindred because that's the song of the summer. what you can do is pretend like those two men do not exist as summer and not include them on your summer playlist. medical side messenger, seen that everyone. >> thank you very much and thank you. do you for watching newsnight state of the race. laura coates live starts right now a mes

. >> trisha herst. >> thank you so much, hello, hi. >> hi, hi, everybody. thank you for this, really appreciate it.e very inspiring. came in a little late but ever since i heard you guys speak the heart is burning and i appreciate it. you guys touched on the healing process and, you know, i couldn't help but i'm from south africa. that's my spirit, that's my clan, that's my everything. >> yes, sir. >> but everything that mentioning earlierer about the healing and like you good, sir, grew up technically in single-mother home but uncles were there, aunties were there so there is a village. my writer, my creative, jobs, but the healing that you were talking about is very inspiring because my father is still alive, right, and yes, family of his own but i have reached a point and where it's no longer in demand, i'm definitely angry, i write about that anger, right. but at the end of the day you are where i want to be, you have a wife, you have kids, that's where i want to be. >> i ain't got no kids yet. working on it. >> i'm talking about my father now. [laughte

trisha hurst, richard thank great the nap ministry once you read book. yeah it's really good thank you so much. hello. hi. hi. hi everybody. thank you for this. i really appreciate it. variance firing came a little late, but ever since i've heard you guys speak, the heart is burning and i appreciate it. you guys touched on the healing process. and, you know, when listening i couldn't help but personally me, i'm from south africa. i've been here for four years, born and raised in america. i'm poor. so that's my spirit. that's my callender's, my everything. yes, but that mr. powell was mentioning earlier about the healing. and much like you, my good sir grew up technically a single mother home, but uncles were there. aunties, the grandmother was there. so there is a village and right to my creative, i work jobs. but the healing you were talking about is very inspiring. mine is thinking like, okay, my father is still alive, right? and yes, this man has, kids of his own, a family of his own. but i have now reached a point of that healing where. i no longer r

trisha thomas with bay east association, a collection of realtors in the east bay highlighted the central role of the settlement. its an experience with these new business practice changes that will see. >>even greater transparency from both perspectives is sitting down with a buyer and really understanding the role and responsibility that you as an agent are taking on and also the role responsibility >>of the buyers. so it creates sort of a mutual agreement between the 2 of you to really define what those rules are. that's jennifer branch ini. >>with compass realty, she is also the regional vice president of the national association of realtors. and i think ultimately the big thing is that. commissions have always been negotiable and sellers still have the right to offer that if they will. but they do have choices on that. in the meantime, when it comes to buying and or selling a home in the bay area, that is also facing some ships nationally, home prices are soaring up 4.9% and the median price of a family home surpassed 2 million dollars was at marketing meeting this morning. this is w

trisha, hi, what's wrong, quiet down. pash, so what, was there no way to avoid shooting?falls on me. what kind of reputation do you have? what kind of reputation do i have? where's semyonov, is there shooting? it's just that some dogs, by the way, came across, look at that dog, you found the non-lethal pistol he used to shoot in the morning, yes, it was in his locker, he's spitting smoke out of traces with the witnesses there now, well then, with disclosure, with disclosure, commander, yes, i'm fine, it's a revolver, a lead bullet, yes, it entered the armor at an angle, otherwise i wouldn't have gotten up myself, i said, you'll go to the hospital, if they say hospitalization, then lie down. yes, and i suggest relieving stress, now we'll hand in the report and go and take off somewhere for a hundred, let's just without fanaticism, it's possible with fanaticism, tomorrow i'll definitely not work, and if they call me for a second interrogation, you boring commander, i'm not boring, i'm correct, yes, i'll come right over. listen, maybe after the hospital, we'll break into my

trisha; you forjoining us. glad that your friends and family are ok.two taken to hospital confirmed at the moment. thank you. a terrifying situation for residents, particularly those children. more of the days pass news for brown. you start with a project to tackle knife crime? that's right. a knife amnesty and compensation scheme starts today in england and wales, encouraging people who own zombie—style blades and machetes to surrender them, ahead of them being banned next month. new legislation will make it an imprisonable offence to own, make, transport or sell a wide range of so called statement knives that are favoured by criminal gangs. our home editor mark easton reports. we've got a possible machete, like a meat cleaver. yeah, he's been seen to put it down his pants, yeah. in greater manchester, 0peration venture targets knives on the city streets. reports of a man seen concealing a machete in his trousers leads officers to a residential street in salford. come here. male making off! come here! get on the floor now! the suspect scales a fence,