our deputy political editor vicki young is in downing street. se that this is basically a case of prime minister and chancellor, in alliance with each other, and resisting the pressure there is for change? absolutely. turbulence on the markets, but here at number 11 and next door at number 10, they want to give and convey an impression of calm. they say they are sticking to their plan, no u—turn and absolutely no suggestion that the chancellor will be leaving his job. no suggestion that the chancellor will be leaving hisjob. in fact, as faisal saying, they are going further than that and saying what has happened has nothing to do with the so—called mini budget on friday. that is absolutely not what a lot of tory mps think. i've been speaking to them today. they say a lot of this was predicted. they have described it to me as politically inept, naive and arrogant. what they don't want, of course, is any more surprises. but i think there could be some coming their way. we have learnt tonight that government departments have been asked to find effic

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.mation of king charles, many titles and names referring to the late queen will change. for more on that, our diplomatic correspondent james landale. well, this is quite common whenever there is a new monarch, a bit of a reshuffle of titles. the king's wife camilla becomes queen consort, just like the queen mother. as we heard, prince william, he gets a new dukedom, but also, as we have heard, he has also been made prince of wales, and that means that his wife catherine becomes princess of wales — a title, of course, last used by william's mother, diana. archie, the young son of harry and meghan, duke and duchess of sussex, he becomes a prince because he is now the son of a son of a sovereign. elsewhere in public life, in the courts, senior barristers are now known as king's counsel, the members of the armed services are now subject to king's regulations, some mps tomorrow will swear a new oath of allegiance to the king rather than the queen, and just down the road from here, her majest

. >> let's get analysis from vicki young, who is at downing street. >> certainly, turmoil on the marketshey are trying to do on number 10 and number 11 downing street is to convey a sense of calm, saying they are sticking to their growth plan, no u-turns, no suggestion the chcellor is going to leave his job. they are defending the budget on friday, which unleashed all of the reaction, saying they had to intervene on energy prices and that in itself will bring down inflation. they say you cannot put taxes up. no other country is doing that, so they say they were right to do that. pointing out there's a lot more to come with this package. government departments are being written to, to see if they can identify savings, spending cuts. we know all about those, don't we. there's also reforms coming. the problem is, when you talk to tory mp' like i've been doing all day, they say this is a little bit too late, this should have been done before. the chancellor and prime minister were warned this would happen. they say it's been inept. they have been arrogant, too naÏve. what tory mp's want to h

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.n on thursday, is expected to be true to the constitutional path followed by queen elizabeth — although charles' views on some issues of public debate have been clearly expressed in the past. he comes to the throne at the age of 73 after serving a record period as prince of wales. our special correspondent, allan little, assesses charles' life and work so far and the challenges ahead as monarch. it has been a long journey to the throne. at an age when most of us have retired, he assumes the role for which he has been preparing for much of his life. her royal highness - the princess elizabeth, duchess of edinburgh, was safely delivered . of a prince at 9:14pm. thatjourney began in 19118 when the country was recovering from a devastating war. the monarchy had come to symbolise the nation's wartime sacrifice and resilience. will you, to the utmost of your power, maintain in the united kingdom... he was just four when he saw his mother crowned, too young to understand what it would mean fo

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.as part of the wartime generation that personified the values of duty and sacrifice. when she was 18, princess elizabeth joined the auxiliary territorial service — the women's branch of the army — and trained as a mechanic. our special correspondent, fergal keane, has been to meet three members of that wartime generation to ask what her majesty the queen meant to them. she grew to adulthood as her country fought for its life. a fight princess elizabeth inspired, in uniform and on the airwaves. we children at home are full of cheerfulness and courage. we are trying to do all we can to help our gallant sailors, soldiers and airmen. newsreel: in the broad expanse of the mid-atlantic, _ units of the british navy guard the ocean that is the most - vital battle zone of the war. as allied convoys braved german u—boats, princess elizabeth joined hundreds of thousands of young women in uniform. like patricia owtram, a naval code—breaker. she did exactly what i would have expected her to do, and

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.rone in 1952, britain's role in the world was changing rapidly. former colonies were gaining independence, as the british empire evolved into the commonwealth. and the seven decades of the queen's reign saw even greater change. in a moment, we'll hear from yogita limaye in delhi, and nada tawfik injamaica. first, anne soy reports from kenya, the country princess elizabeth was visiting when she received news of her father's death, and her accession at the age of 25. the royal visitors stepped off into the hot sunshine of nairobi. into the hot sunshine of nairobi-— into the hot sunshine of nairobi. , ., , " nairobi. february 1952. the then princess _ nairobi. february 1952. the then princess elizabeth - nairobi. february 1952. the i then princess elizabeth came nairobi. february 1952. the - then princess elizabeth came to kenya to represent her ailing father. it was here that she would become queen after his unexpected death. fiend would become queen after his unexpected death.— would bec

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. nuclear watchdog, the international atomic energy agency, has called for the creation of a security zone around the zaporizhzhia plant on the frontline of russia's war in ukraine. the agency, which sent a team of inspectors to the plant last week, said it was gravely concerned about the unprecedented situation at the plant. rafael grossi, who is the director for the un's nuclear watchdog, has explained why a protection zone is needed. ..hits that this facility have received and that i could personally the hits that this facility have received and that i could personally see and assess together with my experts, is simply unacceptable. we are playing with fire, and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report we are proposing the establishing, the establishment, sorry, of a nuclear safety and security protection zone limited to the perimeter and the plant itself. rafael g rossi rafael grossi speaking there are a little earlier. still to come, we go on th

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. more appointments to be reported tonight.ith our political editor chris mason. what about the emerging shape of the government? figs what about the emerging shape of the covernment? �* , what about the emerging shape of the government?— what about the emerging shape of the covernment? ~ , . . ., government? as we were watching that re ort, government? as we were watching that report. michelle — government? as we were watching that report, michelle donelan _ government? as we were watching that report, michelle donelan left— report, michelle donelan left downing street and she confirmed that she is the new culture secretary. a handful of other appointments in the last half an hour, chloe smith is the secretary of state for work and pensions, and read rebellion is the transport secretary, kit malthouse the education secretary for england. kemi badenoch, it was a leadership contender, she will be the international trade secretary. let's examine the cabinet and how it looks at this stage and it appears pretty much complete now, an

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.d as an �*attention seeker�*. but nicola sturgeon said tonight she would attempt to build a good working relationship with liz truss, despite their political differences. the new prime minister will have to deal with the scottish government's determination to hold an independence referendum next year. in northern ireland, the challenge includes sorting out the trading arrangements in the wake of brexit. let's hear from our correspondents in edinburgh, cardiff and first, belfast. there is two clear political challenges for the new prime minister here. to try to fix the issues with the northern ireland protocol, the post—brexit trading arrangements which have been so divisive. and to restore a power—sharing government in this rather empty building behind me. the democratic unionist party has said it will not go back into government unless those brexit arrangements, which have created new checks on goods coming from britain, are scrapped or significantly changed, and liz truss has put thr

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vicki young at downing street, thank you.there that have been condemned in the west as illegal and illegitimate. there'll be a signing ceremony in the kremlin tomorrow. the votes were in the eastern regions of donetsk and luhansk, and kherson and zaporizhzhia in the south. together they amount to about 15% of the total territory of ukraine. hugo bachega is our correspondent in kyiv. hugo, this formal annexation not unexpected but what's been the reaction in ukraine? there is no surprise here because ukraine had said this was a farce. the so—called referendums had no legitimacy, and this process would be used as an excuse by the kremlin to go ahead with a land grab. it seems that is exactly what is going to happen. president putin will sign a deal is for the annexation of these four ukrainian regions that are now partially occupied by russia during a major speech tomorrow. then there is a parliamentary process to ratify the decision in russia and thatis ratify the decision in russia and that is likely to happen early next week

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.o think about reaction also in the other nations apart from england. in scotland, first minister nicola sturgeon said she would attempt to build a good working relationship with liz truss despite their political differences. the new prime minister will have to deal with the scottish government's determination to hold an independence referendum next year. in northern ireland, the challenge includes sorting out the trading arrangements in the wake of brexit. let's hear from our correspondence in edinburgh and cardiff but starting in belfast. there is two clear political challenges for the new prime minister here. to try to fix the issues with the northern ireland protocol, the post—brexit trading arrangements which have been so divisive. and to restore a power—sharing government in this rather empty building behind me. the democratic unionist party has said it will not go back into government unless those brexit arrangements, which have created new checks on goods coming from britain, ar

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.n's long reign, and the way it's shaped modern britain, have produced some remarkable facts over the past 2a hours. 94% of the population of the world have only ever known one british monarch. according to a yougov study, 31% of the population of the uk said they had either seen or met the queen in real life. and throughout her reign of 70 years, her majesty dealt with 15 prime ministers, 1k us presidents, and no fewer than seven popes. indeed, the queen was part of the wartime generation that personified the values of duty and sacrifice. when she was 18, princess elizabeth joined the auxiliary territorial service, the women's branch of the army, and trained as a mechanic. our special correspondent fergal keane has been to meet three members of that generation, to ask what her majesty the queen meant to them. she grew to adulthood as her country fought for its life. a fight princess elizabeth inspired, in uniform and on the airwaves. we children at home are full of cheerfulness and cou

. _ live to our deputy political editor vicki young in downing street. r the past few days vicki and faisal saying that may be there is a hint of relief today, but is your sense there of a government under intense pressure?— intense pressure? certainly talking about turmoil _ intense pressure? certainly talking about turmoil on _ intense pressure? certainly talking about turmoil on the _ intense pressure? certainly talking about turmoil on the market, - intense pressure? certainly talking about turmoil on the market, whatj about turmoil on the market, what they are try doing in number ten and 11 downing street is convey a sense of calm, saying they are sticking to growth plan, no u—turn, no suggestion that the chancellor will leave hisjob. what they suggestion that the chancellor will leave his job. what they are doing is defending that mini budget on friday that unleashed all of that reaction, saying they had to intervene on energy prices and that intervene on energy prices and that in itself will bring down inflation, they say you can't put taxes up. no

vicki young is still with me. is an address by one of the parliamentary colleagues of liz truss rishi sunak before the announcement is made, that is a kind of party political pep talk, we are not proposing to take that, but we will wait for graham brady himself to appear. here is the speaker and the party for the podium, approaching right now. those are the images. you and i, vicki, can talk first of all about the announcement, when it comes, and how important the margin will be. will people be right to be reading quite a lot into that margin, in terms of what exactly the mandate this new prime minister will have? in mandate this new prime minister will have? ,., ._ , mandate this new prime minister will have? , ., �* ., have? in some ways, don't forget, this is the — have? in some ways, don't forget, this is the conservative _ have? in some ways, don't forget, this is the conservative party - this is the conservative party membership, a very small, select group, they get to choose, we will get our say in a general

vicki young is here? i'm wondering if you _ done. vicki young is here?eeze. the government mac said they would not do that, they said they were against hand—outs. but faced with the reality of what those price rises were due to people's household incomes on their ability to pay their bills, they had to do a u—turn on that. their bills, they had to do a u-turn on that. , . ., . . on that. they have done that, and it's a huge — on that. they have done that, and it's a huge intervention? - on that. they have done that, and it's a huge intervention? the - it's a huge intervention? the roblem it's a huge intervention? the problem is — it's a huge intervention? the problem is not _ it's a huge intervention? the problem is not the _ it's a huge intervention? tue: problem is not the price it's a huge intervention? tte: problem is not the price freeze, thatis problem is not the price freeze, that is what we called for, but they chose to fund it in a way that left a lot of funds on the table that would have helped to fund this in a fairer way, would have helped to

vicky young, bbc news, westminster. let's considerwhat young, bbc news, westminster. worldwide banking crash and even worse than the pandemic, so it's really important that this week we see urgent plans from the prime minister and how she will respond to soaring inflation and the rising cost of energy. bud soaring inflation and the rising cost of energy.— cost of energy. and she has indicated — cost of energy. and she has indicated that _ cost of energy. and she has indicated that she _ cost of energy. and she has indicated that she is - cost of energy. and she has indicated that she is going i cost of energy. and she has l indicated that she is going to cost of energy. and she has - indicated that she is going to give us details of her plan for the energy crisis in the coming days. do you think it's reasonable for the conservative party to wait for this process to play out before the new prime minister was the person leading the response to this? for the last leading the response to this? fr?" the last two months we have seen a combination of a zombie government and

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.with demonstrated that we are more serious, more thoughtful and will not going to make promises we can't keep which is probably going to be, in addition to her in tray, the biggest challenge for liz truss is going to be all of these hostages to fortune she's created by making all sorts of promises to conservative members without thinking at all about what's right for the country. so not going to be a change in approach to the way keir starmer dealt with borisjohnson as prime minister? as you say, a serious contender, a thoughtful contender in the way that you have presented it. but liz truss is not borisjohnson, she will be different. she but liz truss is not boris johnson, she will be different.— she will be different. she will try and present _ she will be different. she will try and present herself _ she will be different. she will try and present herself as _ she will be different. she will try and present herself as change i she will be different. she will try i and present hersel

vicki young is with me here at downing street.ink- morning? yes, we are. it's pretty. clear rishi sunak's team think they have lost and liz truss's team has been preparing and looking ahead to that really daunting task that faces her. you talked about the four different prime ministers we have had in a short space of time, this is becoming a regular slot for us standing here. a basic point but an important one. this is four prime ministers of the same party, this is a party that i think we have to say is in a difficult position, this is not a happy party and that is another element of the challenge that faces liz truss when she comes here. the fact that a lot of her own mps didn't back her, she is going to have to tackle that along with all theissues have to tackle that along with all the issues facing the country, which many are saying have built up over several years. many are saying have built up over severalyears. problems many are saying have built up over several years. problems that haven't been tackled which her friends an

our deputy political editor vicki young said that the government is coming under increasing pressurekeen to carry on with its economic programme. well, certainly you talk about turmoil on the markets. what they're trying to do in number 10 and number 11 downing street is to convey a sense of calm, very much saying they're sticking to their growth plan, no u—turns, no suggestion that the chancellor is going to leave his job. and what they're doing is really still defending that mini budget on friday which unleashed all of that reaction, saying that they had to intervene on energy prices and that in itself will bring down inflation. they say you can't put taxes up, no other country is doing that. so they say they were right to do that, pointing out that there's a lot more to come with this package. so, for example, government departments are being written to to see if they can identify savings, spending cuts. we know all about those, don't we? there's also reforms coming in the childcare sector, for example, and in planning. the problem is when you talk to tory mps like i've been doing

our deputy political editor, vicki young, is in westminster.hat they are both doing today is coming out _ he? what they are both doing today is coming out and _ he? what they are both doing today is coming out and defending - he? what they are both doing today is coming out and defending their i is coming out and defending their policy. they want to concentrate on not so much the growth element of this but they are almost going back in time talking about the energy package, and it is interesting that they feel the date was announced, we can remember, that was the day the queen died, so not much coverage of that for a long time, and then of course the mini budget on friday, and other things tagged on to it, and other things tagged on to it, and the biggest part of that mini budget which is the help energy bills, slightly lost, so they are trying to go back in time and say, remember we are helping millions of people with all of this. but that is not the controversial bit, the controversial stuff is about the tax cuts which conservatives say to me

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good value for money and i think that is taxpayers expect. 0ur deputy political correspondent, vicki youngfrom here? i think it is certainly clear she is saying there - from here? i think it is certainly clear she is saying there will. from here? i think it is certainly clear she is saying there will be | from here? i think it is certainly i clear she is saying there will be no u—turns, she is sticking to those plans, there was no suggestion they would change any of them according to what he says, what is striking is trying to focus their the energy package rather than all the other things because that was in some ways although it was the biggest amount of money it was actually the least controversial, there was political agreement that some huge government intervention was required, it was well flagged and we only would put coming, lots of other countries are done the same thing so that is what you want to concentrate on and what will undoubtedly help millions of people. but of course it wasn't that element that has caused a surprise, it was the other things that people including lots of

supported liz truss in her campaign, emily thornberry, shadow attorney general for the labour party and vicky youngs and keir starmer is the old hand facing her. i think even liz truss's closest friends would say she is not the best performing when it comes to making speeches and she's a bit more comfortable at the dispatch box and started off pretty nervous but she did get into her stride and kept it pretty simple, as did he and what was interesting is that it got right to the heart of this matter, the whole issue. tt that it got right to the heart of this matter, the whole issue. it was ve much this matter, the whole issue. it was very much about — this matter, the whole issue. it was very much about policy. _ this matter, the whole issue. it was very much about policy. against i very much about policy. against instincts she _ very much about policy. against instincts she has _ very much about policy. against instincts she has realised i very much about policy. against instincts she has realised she i very much about policy. against. instincts she has realised she will have to do a huge state int

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vicki liviakis. it was a horrific crime discovered on the peninsula. a young mother be headed late this morning. >> in the area of laurel street and magnolia avenue. police held a news less than an hour ago. kron four's dan thorn was there and has the latest. dan? well, catherine, we are learning tonight that this 25 year-old woman was killed with a sword. >> san mateo county deputies say that she was attacked just before noon today on laurel street in front of her home. deputies were first called to the scene around 11 50 this morning. witnesses reported that there was a woman being attacked out in the street by the time they arrived on the scene, they had found that woman dead and kron has confirmed tonight that the man cut the woman's head off with a sword. investigators say that the killer and the victim did know each other, but they did not elaborate in a press conference that was held at substation within the last hour. take a listen. >> there was an ongoing relationship between the 2 and we believe this is an isolated incident. there is no ongoing threa

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vicky barman was arrested a week ago. the military rulers accused her of staying at an unregistered address in a town outside her home city of young god. her husband has also been jailed for a year for helping her move. armand served as ambassador from 2002 to 2006. as speak to tony chang in bangkok, monitoring the situation in yan ma force one year in jail for violating integration . last sony that seems like a harsh sentence. it does seem very hudson's and i think the fact that she was arrested in the 1st place. so what really, i think most people would regard as a minor immigration infringement. her visa apparently was dependent upon her being a resident at an address in yang, gone where she lives with her husband. they had spent the last year, apparently in shan state, at a different address to the property, also and by her husband, according to the authorities, that is a serious infringement of those immigration terms. they were sentence and they were arrested a week ago. they was sentenced today we understand from relatives of her husband to a year in jail. she for the immigration offences and he for aiding and abetting her

former ambassador to one year in jail over a visa breach vicky bomb and was accused of staying at an unregistered address outside a home city of young gone. her husband has also been jailed for one year for helping her more. also, myanmar, the i'll said liter uncensored, she has been sentenced to 3 years jail for electoral fraud in 2020. the military rulers say they found evidence of at least $11000000.00 cases of photo front. independent observers did not find any major irregularities. in argentina, a man has been detained after trying to shoot vice president. christina fernandez the kitchener as she was greeting supporters outside her home in when osiris the president declared friday a national holiday in response to the incident. katie, the dear argentine people today a little after 2100 hours a man made an attempt against the life of our current vice president and twice president, christina fernandez to courage, nor this is the most serious event we have gone through since argentina returned to democracy in the context of a massive presence of people outside the vice president, his home, a man aimed at her head with the firearm

next, vicky nguyen on the boomerang generation and how the hell you're going to get them out of the house >>> more and more younglts are moving back in with 'rents the rents and pandemic and inflation haven't helped much. they're not just living at home. young adults are relying on their parents more for everything, from netflix to health insurance so when is the right time to cut the cord here is nbc's vicky nguyen. >> reporter: with the pandemic and record inflation, adulting has taken on a whole new meaning for today's 20-somethings, putting parents on the front line in these tough economic times, some are looking for ways to financially protect their adult children for longer, with everything from family cell phone plans to keeping young adults on health insurance plans until they're 26, to living at home for longer. >> they still feel very responsible for the lives of their children and the livelihoods of their children. >> reporter: according to a recent survey, nearly a third of young adults moved back home during the pandemic. two-thirds still remain with their parents. and more than half say they necess

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young. can health fail? upset dad, i adore you. and i adore you. all in all. here you have one torn, it seems from the thieves. he says that you are talking about vicki. okay, listen, there is such a thing. make sure that they don't give alcohol in unlimited quantities if you are going to visit your father. do not let go under any pretext, but let me know. i like it chic. just not for me. and i love freedom. you kirill valentinovich want for your ex to know. i took a steam bath with her on the bunk and i have a funny story for you . well, you talk, and i'll listen. offend dear. in order to find you , i had to work hard, and they do n’t let anyone into your house. i'll tell you, and you'll throw me. let's keep the information simple. and how can i see you, in addition to your prison bikes. tell something nothing. so you see her and see to it that i bust no more . and what about primorsky stop handles remove. i don't know if you could get creative be, when the first notes play the first bars of the performance, and then yes, but i think that it will dissolve when we hear singing, when we tried on this color. i realized that this is not what it is. i see

young people sign up for loans and sign up in schools that really can't produce a diploma that leads to a job, and they get stuck with it. vicky, i mentioned earlier, has tried her best to pay off these loans and doesn't have much luck. she says being freed of some of this debt will lift part of the burden. she has a lot of debt to go. i don't know if she's lazy and i don't know if barista has become a negative term. i don't think it is. those folks are working and i respect the fact that they are. she said, and i quote, i'm not asking for anything for free. i just think that things should be fair. education should be affordable and we ought to be able to earn enough to pay back what we owe. these republican colleagues of mine are setting out to stop this executive order by joe biden. i guess it will be a great source of pride if they do it. they can say we stopped this relief for all of these young people in debt. we sunk them deeper in despair, and we did it because it's an election year. i think it's unfortunate. president student loan forgiveness plan is not a giveaway to rich doctors and lawyers who racked up big debt at

. ♪ ♪ >>> young adults are relying on their parents more for everything from netflix to health insurance when's the right time to cut the cord here's nbc's vickyporter: with the pandemic and record inflation "adulting" has taken on a whole new meaning for today's 20 somethings putting parents on the front line in these tough economic times some are looking for ways to protect their adult children from longer with everything from family cell phone plans to keeping young adults on plans they're did it >> according to a recent survey, nearly 1/3 of young adults moved back home during the pandemic. 2/3 still remain with their parents and more than half say they moved back out of necessity. the cost of living still daunting apartment rent pricing and it makes it above $2,000 a month. between inflation and student loan debt and you did? part of me felt like i wasn't on a bright track, i wasn't where i was thinking i would be when i was younger. >> she's grateful for her parents who realize it's a different world now than when they were in their 20s, i'm not just solving, sitting here not doing anything i'm trying to move back out. it's a matter of t

. >> they were two young lovers in the lone star state who were coming into their own together. at a time there was a wedding, and of course careers. vicky became an elementary school teacher and a good one at that, says a fellow teacher christie. >> i admired how she could have this cluster management because to get a bunch of fifth graders to not only lineup and state and line and walk down the hall, but they did it with love and respect. they did it because they loved her. >> the only person who appeared more loyal to vicky, was bobby, who couldn't bear to be a part from her, even at work. >> he seemed like the husband who would show up at lunch, show up after school sometimes, he was just around all the time and unlike most other spouses, even the other newlyweds that were a school their husbands just didn't show up like bobby did. >> everyone wondered just how he found the time, he had been promoted to detective at the denton pd, a rising star as bright as his badge. fellow officers likely howell say he was good. very good. >> he was very thorough, very meticulous, in his, work as he was in a lot of his personal life. >> if you knew

vicki yancey. >> shuyin yang. >> matthew david yarnell. >> myrna yaskulka. >> shakila yasmin. >> olabisi shadie layeni yee. >> kevin w. yokum. >> edward p. york >> kevin patrick york >> raymond r. york >> suzanne martha youmans >> barrington leroy young> jacqueline young. >> edmond g. young, jr. >> lisa l. young >> elkin yuen >> joseph c. zaccoli >> edwin j. zambrana, jr. >> arkady zaltsman. >> mark zangrilli >> robert alan zampieri >> ira zaslow >> christopher r. zarba, jr. >> abraham j. zelmanowitz >> kenneth albert zelman >> zhe zeng >> martin morales zempoaltecatl. >> jie yao justin zhao. >> marc scott zeplin. >> ivelin ziminski >> yuguang zheng >> charles alan zion >> michael joseph zinzi >> salvatore j. zisa >> julie lynne zipper. >> joseph j. zuccala. >> prokopios paul zois >> igor zukelman. >> andrew steven zucker. >> and my cousin, stephen. you are loved and missed dearly. >> and my father. the last time i stood here, i was eight years old. i am 28 now, the law still feels a strong as ever. i miss my father every single day and all of the memories that could have been, the trips we could have taken. i see all of you in collective pain and cannot help but think about the other families day after day, hour after hour. everythi