and william walsh are a team!> we are going to get this kickoff return team right here. let's go. >> patrick has turned sara high school into one of the best programs in the bay area over the past decade. >> you would think that i would hold on long enough to be a serra padres football player. >> the player of the year will play for pepperdine in the fall and has created a different role for patrick than he is used to. >> i run the program. i am a head coach. in this case i am the caddy. so i am following his career. >> i remember hitting balls at the range and falling in love with it immediately. by 11 or 12 i knew this was what i wanted to do. >> dad, well i want to go to the batting ranges when i could go to the driving range? and that was it. >> so walsh had to put together a new game plan for a sport that he said he and his wife knew nothing about. >> we put him in a nine hole tournament and he came dead last. it was out in the east bay. or way is, like modesto or something. he shot a 65 after nine holes, cam

he is in custody in massachusetts. >> and still ana walsh or ana walsh's body still has not been foundce totaling $2.7 million and one beneficiary. it was brian walsh and one of the geeoogle searches and how mh after someone's missing can you claim inheritance? >> add this all together and this is a tragic, tragic case. very interesting. thank you for bringing this. >> thank you so much. >>> cnn is looking back at the last decade in the media that helped shape it and you can't think about tv during those years without thinking about "downton abby." we have a tour of the ninice little cottage coming up. (vo) adventure on a deeper level. the subaru forester wilderness. dog tested. dog approved. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find great talent. but with upwork, there's highly skilled tent from all over thglobe. right at your fingertips. ♪ this is how we workow ♪ my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove.

walsh, i wanted to switch gears a little bit.i have the honor of representing a district that counts one of the largest ukrainian american populations in the united states, and on their behalf my constituents behalf, and i hear from them often, i do want to ask about russia's horrific ongoing invasion and russian forces use of various forms of trafficking. it's been pretty extensively documented. i'm not sure that it's been documented to the true extent that it is happened but we had another hearing and a think we had a full committee hearing on the issue of children being kidnapped and taken to russia. i just think the numbers are probably, that we are seeing are once lower the what is happening but just raised on anecdotal evidence. so can you just tell us jennifer taub usaid is working to address this situation? >> -- just tell us how. >> long before russia's further war into ukraine to get this is major area of antitrafficking work for u.s. aid and for others. and got a partner government in many partners across civil society

we're going to go to dnipro, ukraine, where nick paton walsh is right now. a couple of questions to you. the first one is what you're hearing from ukrainian officials, if anything, and the second si know you spent several years living in russia yourself, what does this tell you when you see this sort of propaganda put out there, what your take is on all of this. >> reporter: yeah, as nic was saying we have at this point a kremlin statement exceptionally escalatory one in which they are saying in relations between states while ukraine and russia are at war and have been for over a year there's little more that you can do than try to kill the opposing head of state and what is what the kremlin have said ukraine have tried to do in the dark of night. there are some videos that are unverifiable but it is an exceptionally stark claim. russia has a history of making escalatory statements, putting out scenarios and stories which then allow it to carry out things that it always had originally planned to do. a justification of sorts. i'm thinking of the second cheche

walsh on -- streaming on discovery plus.nn's parent company. john, appreciate being with us. what's your reaction in the news tonight? >> it's great news. anderson, here's a guy sociopath, alcoholic, bad guy. who can shoot an 8-year-old boy in the face? 3 women are a real boy. everybody was worried, my guess was he was trying to make it to the border, because as you know, on the mexican side, there are no border agents or customs or immigration, i guess, maybe he didn't hookup with the cartel or get somebody to drive him across the border. but we've changed -- you and i've been talking about this. i've caught 47 guys in mexico, or mexican people themselves would do the right thing and make the call. he's dangerous, and it begs the question, that you and i talk about all the time, what kind of immigration do we have when a guy can walk back and forth, 5 times, into the united states, when he's a convicted felon? it's just, we've got to change that. we've got to do something about that. >> do you think, does it surprise you th

fergus walsh, bbc news. and our medical editor fergus walsh isjoining me now from the newsroom.ring insights into our health care market is an extraordinary resource that gets richer and deeper with every year that passes. richer and deeper with every year that passes-— that passes. with each year that asses, that passes. with each year that passes. more — that passes. with each year that passes, more of— that passes. with each year that passes, more of the _ that passes. with each year that passes, more of the volunteers | that passes. with each year that . passes, more of the volunteers like me begin to succumb to the diseases of ageing. and as a result that gives more information for researchers. as i said in that report, already nearly 7000 peer—reviewed medical studies have been published using uk biobank data, and it is free for use by researchers around the world. there are other biobanks and other countries but none has been going is long as uk biobank and they haven't had as much detailed information, so it is the sheer scale and duration which is giving these insights

we have the so named anna walsh with us here. we had a deal with 127,000.essed up , and if she doesn't pay the money, then she'll never be back that ransom note raising many questions you would ask for that specific amount. seems odd. it's clearly strikes me. mia as an opportunist. that was trying to get a amount of money out of a family. that was in a dire situation on the morning. she was last seen family members say enough planned to fly to washington, d. c where she spent work weeks for her job, but investigators believe she never made it to the airport. the court documents claim anna was having an affair with a man in d. c. the documents also include pictures of her husband, brian in the days after anna went missing, carrying a heavy bag to a dumpster near his parents' home and shopping at a home depot for cleaning supplies include mops bucket tops, police say they have recovered a bloody knife in the couple's home, and they reportedly recovered evidence at a trash transfer station, including a hacksaw in a bloodstained rug. her husband, brian, has ple

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, fergus walsh there. - million people. 0k, fergus, many| thanks, fergus walsh there.e eve of the coronation of king charles iii. letsjoin my colleaguejane hill outside westminster abbey, where tomorrow's historic ceremony will be taking place. good evening. clive, thank you so much, yes, welcome to westminster abbey tonight, where we are just a matter of hours from the coronation of king charles iii. the stage inside the abbey has now been set. visitors and special guests from around the world have been arriving in london throughout the day. thousands of people have come to the capital for the event and a little earlier this afternoon the king was joined by the prince and princess of wales and they went on a surprise walkabout on the mall to meet some of the well—wishers gathered there. our first report is from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. standing in front of the high altar of this ancient abbey, a sight which hasn't been seen for 70 years. the 700—year—old coronation chair complete with scotland's stone of destiny underneath it. the chair upon which ki

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the line from said he could tell you with this mister walsh on the program. i mean, the tone of the conversation of the day, even type i, i do, i live in seems to be quite of all this at the least to be. why do you stand about this debate or the polls in development? so i declined to assign that. let's uh i'm the most recent one. um i think there is significant benefits that is going to bring equally, there are no significant challenges. the risk that we need to pay something out to . but i don't think there extension, i don't think we have to worry that kind of destroy humanity. we have faced existential threats. but for us to you to the role. and unfortunately, that threats has increased or we see that we've clustering going on in the great, that's a very little extra central for at the, at the, the well faces. but it's no longer i is really changed. no, no, says at the moment the other part of the debates about regulation and who police is . i mean this is the debate to be how does yeah. so it's fine to, it's a big business called degree and government's w

ten years ago a medical editor fergus walsh became the first person to take part in the world's biggesting to create a study of how the body ages and trying to find new ways of treating and preventing disease. now a decade on fergus has been back to face the scanners again to see what's changed. it's nearly a decade since i last had these images of my brain, heart and other organs taken. now over five hours now overfive hours in multiple different scanners, it's all being repeated. why? the repeat imaging of thousands of volunteers will enable researchers to see subtle changes in the body that develop over the years. these may give early warning conditions like heart and dementia. long before there are any symptoms. the entire genetic code of every uk biobank volunteer has been sequenced, so scientists can analyse dna alongside images of the brain and body. dna alongside images of the brain and bod . ~ ., ., ., , dna alongside images of the brain and bod .~ ., ., ., , , and body. what of real interest is bein: able and body. what of real interest is being able to _ and body. what of rea

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congressman walsh to you first.et yellen, if it was a business or contract negotiation you'd say great. we got a little more time. this is complicated. in washington is that a good thing or a bad thing? as you know from your own experience the longer this is on the vine the more everybody either complains about something they know is in it or comes up with an idea to put something new in it. >> john, it is probably not a good thing because you know politicians only react to the deadline. they wait until the last moment. look, we always dance this dance. i was there when we last danced it in 2011. they're going to craft a deal. they probably already crafted a deal and some on the right won't like it. some on the left won't like it. it will mostly be passed by the majority of democrats and republicans and that will give mccarthy enough cover i think that he can say he tried but at the end of the day there's going to be unhappiness on both the far right and the far left with whatever deal this is. >> if you do, congres

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robin walsh remembers them vividly. i did not from the misfortune of being evacuated. that's enough to say i didn't have i'm experience of that. because one afternoon, my wife was having afternoon tea in this hotel. there was a bomb alert. she armed her girlfriend or a scarlet out of the hotel, past the ball, which was in the suitcase reception. unlike the good wife of a journalist, she went to a telephone kiosk across the road from the hotel and rang my direct number at work . just say there is a bomb in the a rope, a hotel, and i'm just being evacuated, which would you believe? the bomb went off and i heard it by in the fall, and i remember screaming, are you all right? are you i right? and she was, she was not seeing church show a lie watching defective directly. i had the worst experience because it was my wife. in the 3 years since it opened $25.00 bomb said so far exploded in and around the rope. but yet there was optimism for both the people of northern ireland. dio rocha when the already announced a cease fire on the 22nd of december 1970 full body down the las

in 1970 the total is building and the city of the time another you wrote the regular was real being walsh. then every pull to for the belfast evening telegraph, he like to became a bbc news editor. and ultimately the controller of bbc nova non. well, i think that the impression was very mixed. the. there was a bit of water as a surprise during here. but then there was an element of hope actually is that, that such a hotel should be both the sectarian killings cobble is on file and power in the tree activity spread across and all the long island and built to a peak in 1971 in the construction of dio rocha was nearly complete when the 1st ball struck the hotel you know, postponed for the 1st time on the 3rd of july, 1971, actually a week or 2 weeks prior to the opening of the building. so even before the hotel, you little pause, i opened it to the doors to the public in belfast had already been a target for the provision ohio they nevertheless 5 days after the 1st phone dio rocha held its grand opening. it had been designed to make a bold statement. it's all good tech cha, esthetics, servic

that they are doing it because they want to be clear that every wrong things, different things of walsh and casual good dialogue. i should be frankly tied to rush all the time to try it out the next be keep this enemy pictures and they try to avoid f 3 or any of different voice. it's a very, very simplified product of this to compare. ready to they got screwed us anatomy because the most that's precious to me. usually everybody would accept that a person being able to build bridges to a country with which they are attentions to be solved, wouldn't be appreciated. but in these times, anybody who has stretches out the hand who calls for dialogue, instead of further confrontation is um, yeah, demonized to say the least. so that's are up for this hour and for the latest breaking news and updates that over to r t dot com and be sure to follow us on also. so media platforms, thanks for joining in. we'll see you back at the top, the hour the the accused prompt of being engaged varies for and corrupting scams. and now it's coming out that the bite and family was taking money from almost anybody

john walsh knows a lot about manhunts like these as the former host of "america's most wanted."ll. >> after the days long hunt, the suspect accused of killing five, including the 9-year-old boy in cleveland, texas. he's in custody. a mexican national who had been on the run for several days, hunted by law enforcement officers in the united states as well as mexico. one source telling me was arrested in cut and shoot, texas, about 17 miles from cleveland where the brutal murder occurred. authorities had been fanning out to find the suspect. the reward by the fbi and the local law enforcement was $80,000. but breaking news that will come as a great relief to the members of the community, the suspect is in custody. the question afterward is how was he able to go on the run so long. the question was whether he would flee into mexico. border patrol officers on both sides had been on alert. he had been back and forth between the u.s. and mexico at least five times but he didn't get that far. as we've seen in manhunts, where suspects stay close to the area where they are, found 17 mile

joan walsh is here.he nation. -- president and ceo of voter let he know an msnbc political analyst. thank you both very much for being here. i'm racing because that's usually, we don't have a whole lot of time. let's play a sound for my interview with secretary mayorkas about the ending of title 42. >> in these first two days after the end of title 42. the united states reported patrol has seen a 50% drop in the number of people encountered at our southern border. it is too early in the process. but we continue to execute our plan of providing lawful pathways for individuals who seek relief in the united states. lawful, a safe and orderly pathways. at the same time, deliver consequences for those who are wry that our southern border without having access to those pathways. >> i'm coming to you first. your reaction to the secretary's words and what we've seen's for the end of title 42. >> title 42 expires on thursday. what he was saying was everybody expected massive chaos. if anything, what is demonstrat

fergus walsh, bbc news. when it comes to space exploration — we're living in interesting time5. private businesses who are leading the way. the newest kid on the block is a small british company with big ambition5 — as tim allman explains. anything jeff bezos can do... we have liftoff. ..elon mu5k can do just as well. but space forge mission control cardiff have ideas of their own. it's a problem nobody�*s tried to solve before in terms of catching a satellite as it's falling. and so new problems require new thinking. but it's always good to go back to the innovations of the past and see what you can bring forward to the new products of the future. the theory goes something like this. it's actually quite handy to make things in space. you're able to create products that can't be made on earth or would be too expensive. once the work's been done, the production satellite fall5 to earth and space forge catches it using a giant shield that expands like origami. no human has to go to space or return to earth, which may be a relief to some. astronauts de5cribe landing, even in water

fergus walsh, bbc news.y half a century. they won 1—0 in the netherlands against az alkmaar to go through 3—1 on aggregate. andy swiss watched the action. some 47 years after their last major european final, could west ham finally reach another? they began 2—1 after the last leg against az alkmaar. a lead they were soon threatening to extend. off the outside of the post and away! lucas paqueta agonisingly close — a case of the hammers denied by the woodwork. as things stood though they were going through. alkmaar had to score and after the break the dutch side ramped up the pressure. but west ham held their nerve and deep into stoppage time they struck. he can finish it all here, can he? yes, he can! pablo fornals sending the hammers into dreamland and into the final, and if you ever wondered what that meant to them, well, this should give you the answer. delight for manager david moyes and for west ham a first european final since 1976 — after years of waiting nowjust one match from glory. andy swiss, bbc n

fergus walsh, bbc news.promise to bring down legal immigration levels to below where they were four years ago. the 2019 tory manifesto promised that "overall numbers will come down", but speaking to reporters on a trip to japan, rishi sunak said the priority is illegal immigration. mr sunak hasjust arrived in hiroshima for a summit of g7 leaders. illegal migration is a topic that is concerning i think almost everyone in our country and i'm working night and day to stop the boats. i've just come from a meeting of european leaders in iceland where i'm pleased that we've opened up negotiations with the eu to cooperate with their border agency frontex. that's a positive step forward, that intelligence sharing, that increased cooperation between our border agencies will help us tackle illegal migration, one of the many things we're doing to stop the boats. 0ur political editor chris mason is travelling with the prime minister and joins us from hiroshima now. is this a change in direction on immigration? it is def

fergus walsh, thank you.s been arrested on suspicion of shooting dead eight children and a security guard at a school in the serbian capital belgrade. police claim the boy had been planning the attack for a month with a list of the children he wanted to kill. three days of national mourning have been declared. from belgrade, bethany bell reports. a 13—year—old boy is led away by police. he's the main suspect in a mass shooting at one of the best schools in belgrade. he came to school with two guns. he fired at the security guard and three girls standing in the hallway. translation: i was walking up. the stairs and while i was walking up i could hear a sound, and i thought it was maybe boys, some kids throwing firecrackers and that they were having fun. but then i could hear it closer and the sound was coming from in front of the school. and then i saw the security guard falling to the ground so i quickly ran from where i was. i didn't want to go upstairs any more. i didn't know who was up there. he then walke

walsh, i wanted to switch gears a little bit.i have the honor of representing a district that counts one of the largest ukrainian american populations in the united states, and on their behalf my constituents behalf, and i hear from them often, i do want to ask about russia's horrific ongoing invasion and russian forces use of various forms of trafficking. it's been pretty extensively documented. i'm not sure that it's been documented to the true extent that it is happened but we had another hearing and a think we had a full committee hearing on the issue of children being kidnapped and taken to russia. i just think the numbers are probably, that we are seeing are once lower the what is happening but just raised on anecdotal evidence. so can you just tell us jennifer taub usaid is working to address this situation? >> -- just tell us how. >> long before russia's further war into ukraine to get this is major area of antitrafficking work for u.s. aid and for others. and got a partner government in many partners across civil society

nick paton walsh, first to you. received a detailed response from ukraine on these russian claims. what did you hear? >> yeah, look, they've been very clear from two separate officials and the first from the spokesperson for volodymyr zelenskyy saying they have no information on this particular attack and they do not act on attack and only to defend ukraine and to get russian forces off ukrainian territory and an adviser to volodymyr zelenskyy saying obviously, they had nothing to do with it and suggesting this may be part to ferment emotions and i'm paraphrasing amongst the russian population and this attack does nothing to advance ukraine's military goals and would simply allow moscow to continue to justify, i'm paraphrasing here, unjustifying attacks on civilians in ukraine. the information we have is very limited and it is a statement from the kremlin making remarkable claims that the heads of rushsia vladimir putin was subject to an attack from two drones. the fragments of them landed and did not hurt anybody a

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fergus walsh, bbc news.run up to it cost the government an estimated £162 million, according to the treasury. the state funeral, held in september, followed a period of national mourning when hundreds of thousands of people visited westminster where the queen was lying in state. our political correspondent damian grammaticus has been looking at the figures. yes, just over 161 million the total cost now, and remember this was the biggest stage event in the uk since the second world war. the biggest single item within that, policing and security. so the government says it had to ensure things run smoothly, that they were dignified, that the safety and security of the public was assured. the home office but it about £73 million. then the events in westminster, the hundreds of thousands of people who queued to pay their respects who came for the funeral as well, well, all the crowd management, the stewarding, the accreditation, the infrastructure for that, around £57 million spent by the department for jerk, for

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nick payton walsh is joining us. >> reporter: there were constant air sirens and blasts in the distanceere. we believe two missiles struck the area. nobody was hurt or injured possibly because the first landed here in front of the house here where two women were sleeping in that back building and then a second one landed in the garden throwing dirt up all over the two buildings. and the neighbors house that you can't see behind the wreckage here, a family with a 7-year-old and 9-year-old boy sheltering. first sounds of the blastnd enabled them to seem cover. they can't get their head around what happened.d enabled them to seem cover. they can't get their head around what happened. enabled them to seem cover. they can't get their head around what happened. but this is part of a pattern of what we've been seeing. pretty hard to see if there was any military target and the two rockets thinking that they were aiming at the same place and landed about 10, 20 meters apart from each other. but this is just a part of what we're seeing russia doing. many cities struck with the extraordinary forc

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cnn's nick peyton walsh went there. >> reporter: occupied ukraine is evacuating its civilians.ed by moscow where four missiles hit thursday alone. rescuers left guessing what the constant bangs mean and have done. you see people just down the road here carrying on life as normal despite dust in the sky around us. [ speaking in non-english ] there may not be outgoing missiles. [ speaking in non-english ] he's saying he doesn't know when these time of things will start. could be any time at all. as dusk falls the sky is lit. all they can do here to stay alive is read the horizon. some of it further south into occupied areas. so much of it also very close. dawn is often jarring. we hear a jet overhead, the slowing building grating sound of damage moving towards you. a missile, a $500,000 kh-31 lands just several yards away. another blast followed. either jet or anti-aircraft fire settle, the symbol of russia's invasion. it is soon gone. the damage it leaves, though, isn't. this is where it hit, or missed. down here you can get a feeling of how massively brutal russia fire power ca

and former republican representative, joe walsh of illinois.ve, we were supposed to have both former president trump and florida governor desantis, ron desantis in iowa this weekend. the trump rally got canceled due to bad weather, but governor desantis did make it to the hawkeye state. here is the message he had for voters. >> as bad as things are going right now, if things do not go well for us republicans in 2024, it's going to get a whole lot worse. >> we must reject the culture of losing that has infected our party in recent years. the time for excuses is over. we've got to demonstrate the courage to lead and the strength to win. if we do that, if we make 2024 election a referend on joe biden and his failures, and if we provide a positive alternative for the future of this country, republicans will win across the board. >> desantis has consistently been the most popular potential opponents to trump. though his polling has dipped a bit recently, with a possible announcement looming, is he ready for primetime? let me put it straight at you.