>> no. >> it was stephen watkins, dead on the floor.handgun on a box several yards away. >> trying to get in my mind what happened, the ems personnel told me shirley made a statement to them that she had shot him. >> they reported to the chief that shirley had said a couple times is he dead? i shot him. he shouldn't have come back here. a stunning story, but this was secondhand information. from first responders quoting an elderly woman in the midst of a medical and family crisis. were her statements reliable? had she really said that? chief birdsell asked jennifer what happened. >> he said stephen forced his way in the house and knocked her grandmother down and then he was coming after her and the baby and the grandmother shot him. >> it all seemed hard to believe. chief birdsell wanted to ask shirley what happened but never got a chance. >> about the time i was getting ready to, her attorney was on the phone and said he didn't want me to talk to her. >> she was already lawyered up? >> yes. >> shortly after jennifer also hired an attor

terrors and ollie watkins with their goals. 0llie watkins with their goals.on have just kicked off in the first game since being deducted ten points for breaking premier league financial rules. they started against manchester united second from bottom on four points and after protests outside goodison park. manchester united have also compounded the problem by taking the lead very early on in the second minute in fact, by an extraordinary overhead kick. so 1—0 can manchester united lead goodison park. rangers had the chance to put pressure on scottish premiership leaders celtic, but like the glasgow leaders on saturday, they managed a 1—1 draw against aberdeen at pittodrie thanks to a late james tavernier penalty. max verstappen ended the season with victory in the abu dhabi grand prix for his 19th win in 22 races. the country pulled off a victory came after brushing up a brief challenge from charles leclerc from ferrari on the opening lap. sergio p rez took second and demoted to fourth by a five second penalty. that promoted george russell to third, for merc

. >> reporter: aside from the inconvenience, all of the extra traffic, says professor carrie watkins from uc davis, would have a drastic impact on the environment. >> the congestion on the freeway would have emissions that went along with that congestion. everybody is going forward and each car is emitting more. >> reporter: watkins, whose expertise is in transit planning and operations, says a bay area without bart would reverse significant progress meeting climate goals. >> the more we can get people out of vehicles and on more sustainable modes of transit, cycling, even walking to work, those types of things, the more we are going to make gains in these climate goals. >> reporter: and thinking bigger picture -- >> you are creating a livable city, and a less livable city if you don't have a city with the backbone of a really good transit system. >> reporter: for now, that isn't the reality, bart will keep moving. but, the status quo must change. >> we need to be focused on making bart the best system it can be to draw more riders back and increase fare revenue and also restore vote

. >> reporter: aside from the inconvenience, the extra traffic says professor carrie watkins from uc, would have a drastic impact on the environment. >> the congestion on the freeway would have admissions that went along with that congestion. everybody is going slower and each car is emitting more. >> reporter: watkins has expertise in transit planning. a bay area without bart would reverse progress made in the region meeting its climate goals. >> the more that we can focus on a shift from getting people out of vehicles and onto more sustainable modes, walking, cycling, transit; the more we will make gains in his climate goals. >> you are creating a less livable city if you do not have a city that has a backbone of a really good transit system. >> reporter: for now that is not the reality. bart will keep moving. the status quo must change. >> we need to be focused on making bart the best system it can be to draw more riders back and increase revenue and also restore voter confidence in supporting funded measures to support the system going forward. >> reporter: after her right under

each car is admitting more. >> watkins, whose expertise is in transit planning and operations, said that a bay area without bart would mean significant changes. >> the more we can get people onto sustainable cycling -- even walking to work -- those types of things, the more we are going to make gains in these climate goals. >> thinking bigger picture. >> you are creating a less livable city if you don't have a city with the backbone of a really good trans us -- transit system. >> for now, that is not the reality. bart will keep moving. loper says the status quo must change. >> we need to be focused on making bart the best system it can be to drop more riders back and increase fair revenue and also restore voter confidence and supporting funding measures to support the system going forward. >> after her right under the bay edges back onto two wheels for the final part of her commute. >> her solution -- >> subsidize it as much as you can. this should be treated like a public service. i don't know. like water, electricity. it should have as many subsidies as they need. it will be better. pe

this is stiffness. watkins, and it's really supportive to, to, to fight, to increase the surveillance cameras had been in use since 2018. they footages the evidence which is driving from the city to give this a, from tcc to resisting his undisputable and the task of reduced investigating. when they come back, look, we have seen a reduction the in the there was the behaves. yeah. they the people are, there was a be so one day road. we have seen a reduction in a bad guys and so forth in the, in the a bunch i think simply because of kind of service people i know more responsive the cameras are part of why ways save city program designed by the chinese telecoms company to deploy surveillance to technology, world wide, safe city technology reportedly helped police to monitor the cell phones. if you've gone to an opposition candidate, bobby wine, in 2021 wine last against you, wearing the 70, you count as president for 35 years. this is why lawyer and digital privacy advocates san paula allen, because he says, it doesn't matter if the cameras work. their true purpose is to deter political o

finishes from john mcginn and ollie watkins, combined with an own goal, leave villa nowjust a point off fourth. it's the first time since the 1930s that villa have opened a season with six consecutive wins at home in the top division. we didn't achieve today but, of course, we are the best scoring team in the league and, therefore, it's important as well because we are showing our potential. but we have to try to be stronger defensively and really try to be consistent. sheffield united are off the bottom of the table, after coming back to get a draw at brighton, who led for most the match. but several missed chances, as well as a red card for mahmoud dahoud, allowed sheffield united back in. burnley now drop to the foot of the table. elsewhere, tomas soucek grabbed a late winner, as west ham came from behind to secure a five—goal thriller against nottingham forest. celtic are still way out in front at the top of the scottish premiership, after thrashing aberdeen 6—nil. they're eight points ahead of their glasgow rivals rangers, who cruised to a comfortable win at livingston, to continue

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each car is admitting more. >> reporter: watkins whose expertise is in transit planning, saying a bayimate change. >> the more we could focus on mode shifts from getting people out of vehicles and onto more sustainable modes transit, cycling, even walking to work, you know, those types of things, the more we're going to make gains in these climate goals. >> reporter: and thinking bigger picture. >> you're creating a livable city if you don't have a city that has a backbone of a really good transit system. >> reporter: for now, that isn't the reality. bart will keep moving. but loper says the status quo must change. >> we need to be focused on making bart the best system that it can be to draw more riders back and increase fare revenue and also restore voter confidence in supporting funding measures to support the system going forward. >> reporter: after her ride under the bay, it's back on two wheels for the final leg of her commute. her solution to bart's ridership and revenue reality. >> subsidize it as much as you can. this should be treated like a public service. i don't know, wat

along with that congestion. >> everybody is going slower, and each car is emitting more. >> reporter: watkins transit planning and operations, says a bay area without bart would reverse significant progress made in the region meeting its climate goals. >> the more that we can focus on mode shift from getting people out of vehicles and onto more sustainable modes, transit, cycling, even walking to work, you know, those types of things, the more we're going to make gains in these climate goals. >> reporter: and thinking bigger picture -- >> you're creating a less liveable city if you don't have a city that has a backbone of a really good transit system. >> reporter: for now, that isn't the reality. bart will keep moving. but loper says the status quo must change. >> we need to be focused on making bart the best system it can be do draw more riders back and increase fare revenue and also restore voter confidence in supporting funding measures to support the system going forward. >> reporter: after her ride under the bay, edges is back on two wheels for the final leg of her commute. her solution

along with that congestion. >> everybody is going slower, and each car is emitting more. >> reporter: watkinsse is in transit planning and operations, says a bay area without bart would reverse significant progress made in the region meeting its climate goals. >> the more that we can focus on mode shift from getting people out of vehicles and onto more sustainable modes, transit, cycling, even walking to work, you know, those types of things, the more we're going to make gains in these climate goals. >> reporter: and thinking bigger picture -- >> you're creating a less liveable city if you don't have a city that has a backbone of a really good transit system. >> reporter: for now, that isn't the reality. bart will keep moving. but loper says the status quo must change. >> we need to be focused on making bart the best system it can be do draw more riders back and increase fare revenue and also restore voter confidence in supporting funding measures to support the system going forward. >> reporter: after her ride under the bay, edges is back on two wheels for the final leg of her commute. her s

. >> reporter: watkins, whose expertise is in transit planning and operations, says a bay area without b.a.r.t. would reverse significant progress made in the region meeting its climate goals. >> the more that we can focus on mode shift from getting people out of the vehicles and on to more sustainable modes of transit, cycling, even walking to work, you know, those types of things, the more we're going to make gains in these climate goals. >> reporter: and thinking bigger picture? >> you are creating a less livable city if you don't have a city that has a backbone of a really good transit system. >> reporter: for now, that isn't the reality. b.a.r.t. will keep moving. but loper says the status quo must change. >> we need to be focused on making b.a.r.t. the best system it can be to draw more riders back. and increase fare revenue and also restore voter confidence and supporting funding measures to support the system going forward. >> reporter: after her ride under the bay, edges is back on two wheels for the final leg of her commute. her solution to b.a.r.t.'s ridership and revenue re

phase, you know, once as well as diamond, gaza, it was done, it's kind of nice and back it ons that watkins, specifically as the loan south level of guns may fall silent for a few days, but without political and security arrangements, the rules of engagement could change at any moment. center for their elsie to nicole to southern lebanon. the prime ministers of spain and belgium have met is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu in west jerusalem springs, led calls within the european union for an immediate cease fire and gaza and for palestinian statehood. federal sanchez and alexander the crew also met. is there any president i that have so then traveled to the mama for a meeting with the president of the palestinian authority. mahmoud abbas. okay, let's bring you some of the days of the news that i'm benevolence is headed for a political shape off after the fall, right, some one of the most seats and wednesdays, general election, the leader of the freedom party give valdez is known by critics and supporters. as an adults donald trump, ron, an anti muslim an anti immigrant campaign. tha

is, you know, once as well as diamond, gaza, it was done, it's kind of nice and back it ons that watkins, specifically as the law in south lebanon guns may fall silent for a few days, but without political and security arrangements, the rules of engagement could change at any moment. center for their elsie to nicole to southern lebanon. the prime ministers of spain in belgium have met. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu in west jerusalem? spain has led calls within the european union for an immediate cease font and gaza and for palestinian statehood. petro sanchez and the alexander the crew also matches ready the president as a cuts off, and then traveling to ramallah for a meeting with the palestinian authority president mike, with the bus is supposed to be close to the police in germany have rated properties with alleged connections to him awesome the pro palestinian groups. sammy do sustain properties across for gym and states, photographers and the rave gym. and he recently band any activities and supposedly approved accusing them a celebration, be october 7th, attack of

it's kind of nice and back it ons that watkins, specifically as beloved south level of guns may fall silent for a few days, but without political and security arrangements, the rules of engagement could change at any moment than other else was either no quarter. so their 11 on to live in more protests install a diety with palestinians. demonstrations in new york city blocks a found civic thanksgiving day parade. some of the purchases leticia with slogans including still the genocide and free palestine. several people were arrested and led away by the police to cuba. now, with a ruling comment, his policy has been increasingly critical of israel as a civilian death toll in gauze amounts at augusta, the cuban government hasn't minutes. this was about his radio attacks on civilians is described what's going on and gaza as a genocide. the face organize today's much and there are tens of thousands of people have some of the in boston. but most people say they hear about a conviction somebody, i feel very upset by the number of deaths that i'm assuming, the young people die and we have pol

new law that committed lies, the post consumption of rich materials, the whites mid day in moscow watkins are to international. hi, i'm mike called quite a. so that will begin with northern gas or where dozens have been killed and maybe more injured after he's ready. bombs, landed, have 3 hospitals, which are south during the thousands of civilians. the following graphic footage, which you might find distressing shows the immediate aftermath of the strike on all ship a hospital. the also is the largest hospital in gaza mistaking ins cause such civilians with many living intense nearby overcrowded building area. the idea of older people to evacuate the area, but medics decided to stay, say it's impossible to relocate all the patients. more disturbing images, i hit the news on the scenes from the make shift lobby of the all see if a hospital with some victims flying pools of blood. many displaced policy in families with children was staying now at the moment of the attack. elsewhere in northern gather, the indonesian hospital has also been bombed by the ideas the massive explosions were see

it's kind of this and back it ons that watkins, specifically as well on south level of guns may fall silent for a few days, but without political and security arrangements, the rules of engagement could change at any moment. center for their elsie to nicole to southern lebanon. and meanwhile they've been more protest in solidarity with palestinians in cuba. the ruling communist policy has been increasingly critical of as well as the civilian death toll in gulf amounts at augusta and reports from have on the cuban government hasn't minutes. this was about his radio attacks on civilians is described what's going on and gaza as a genocide. the face organize today's much and there are tens of thousands of people have somebody in boston. but most people say they hear a lot of conviction. somebody i feel very upset by the number of deaths that i'm assuming to young people die and we have policy and medical students here. so we feel solidarity isn't because the families are suffering will have way out of what we want to support the palestinians. and this is our way of doing it one or more.

training of the training, plus a rescue seen in india, and makes contacts with trump construction watkins. the rescue is send a camera through a pipeline as well as hot meals for the 41 man who's been stranded now. the 10 full days the menu is mckinnon. welcome to the program, israel and the palestinian millicent group. hamas appeared to be on the verge of an agreement to release some of the hostages held in gauze. and now quoting to a statement cited by several news agencies, bahamas leda, is my knee, said negotiate says was close to reaching a deal. the agreement with see a swath of palestinian prisoners held in his randy jails in exchange for hamas assessing pre a significant number of the hostages. but they abducted from israel on october. the 7th, a temporary truce of several days is reportedly pos of the deal, which would additionally allow the entry of humanitarian aid into the gaza strip. now as negotiations move forward, several families of his randy hostages, have voiced the concern that the countries will cabinet, is not doing enough to bring the loved ones home. the relatives

. >> watkins, the expertise is in transit and operations says a bay area without b.a.r.t would reduce significance in meeting climate goals. >> the more we can focus on mode shift from getting people out of vehicles and on to more sustainable modes, transit, cycling, walking to work, you know, those types of things, the more we are going to make gains in these climate goals. >> and thinking bigger picture. >> you are creating a last liveable city if you do not have a city that has a backbone of a really good transit system. >> reporter: for now that is not the reality. b.a.r.t will keep moving. loper says the status quo must change. >> we need to be focused on making b.a.r.t the best system it can be to draw more riders back and increase fare revenue and restore confidence in supporting funding measures to support the system going forward. >> after her ride under the bay, she is back on two wheels for the final leg of her commute. her solution to b.a.r.t's ridership and revenue reality. >> subsidize it as much as you can. this should be treated like a public service like, i don't know

uh, during the time that the rain was not given and was not prompted to even uh, to be given the watkins it needs. because the level of winding the level of a sort of problem that was created for, for the premium army within those couple of miles was so huge. that cost is a very hard work for your brain to, to break through. um, even more difficult. but when winter sets in, so everyone's in a hurry, the battle seems very finally follows, but the moment is not your impression as well. well, my impression is that the, the changes in the, in the, in the board a lie has, if i might say so long. not huge. and of course rationalize, trying to now to raise some of the new attacks in, in, in, in the regional mode and, and, and the new regional coupons most probably to, to draw the attention of the, bring an army from. the problem solving from this home are and this is uh, this is the way, i mean, what russia will not count as losses because it doesn't care often lost his brain. it just like a huge challenge given by the just small country. it just the democracy has to charge lots of off and so i

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this morning we are going to introduce you to staff sergeant thomas watkins who will be reunited with air bud. but this retired military dog blek can certainly fetch. blek, named after the old english term for black, or inky, had some ink stains on his reputation for being a tough dog to handle. >> that was the issue they were having. so my kennel master pulled me into his office and said, i know you are a new handler, but i feel like you're up to the challenge. >> reporter: he was right. >> we just connected right off the bat. we truly understood each other. another handler was out there with me. he was like, man, i just never seen this dog be so affectionate towards someone. >> reporter: staff sergeant thomas watkins and blek became a standout team. >> it's such a beautiful experience, especially when you get a dog that has issues and then you connect with that dog and you give that dog to where they need to be. it's such an awesome and rewarding experience. the rest of the 2 1/2 years that i worked him, from deployment, secret service missions all over the world, we had no issues w

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you know, once as well as done in gaza, it was done, it's kind of nice and back it ons that watkins, specifically as the law in south lebanon guns may fall silent for a few days, but without political and security arrangements, the rules of engagement could change at any moment than other else as ita, alcorda, southern lebanon, the canals in use, the netherlands is headed for a political shakeup officer the far right one, the most seats in western states general election. the leader of the freedom party . gifts builders is known by creating san supporters as they've done donald trump. they run an empty mos on an anti immigrant campaign that needs to form a coalition government. more than a 100 people died off to severe floods in kenya, somalia, and if you hope you hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from the homes, weeks of heavy rain or fall of suite use of drive across the region. malcolm lab reports from ton of river county in can you this is will weeks of to run. shall rain has done to towns, villages, and farm land on the banks of the tunnel river. more than a 17000

and so this adds another 2 to a civilians, another civilian watkins, also yesterday in the village of y'all thought when it is ready drone, hey, came on. and what's the cycling? 15 years old teenager, and of course his family were devastated by this news of course. so the situation, as we've been saying still contained however, we don't know when it's being contained and everyone is waiting to see what the law frontline is going to say to model in his speech of. all right, we'll have to wait for that. thanks so much, charlie. hi, assume that now us president joe biden is spoken about the assets to get americans out of gaza through that, off crossing and find out for mediation assets. this is resolved on intensive urgent american diplomacy with our partners. and the reason i personally spend a lot of try sticking with a prime minister now of israel and the presidency of egypt and others to make sure that we get open this access for people to get out. i want to thank our partners in the regions, particularly cutter work so closely with us to support negotiations, dishes to facilitate th

and how much is ministry wing size multiple watkins on the is raise cities of tel aviv on a lot the this is just going 6 am in gaza phone lines and internet services on once again down cause right across the gaza strip. that's according to the telecommunications company pallets how simultaneously in the occupied westbank there's been a series of rates and janine and electricity has also been partially shuffle off their reports of disruptions to the internet and phone services. let's go to a correspond by that smith, who's in ramallah for us. then at the last time the phone lines were cut off last friday nights in gauze, it's signal the beginning of israel's ground incursion into gaza. do you have any more updates on what's going on this time around? so wow, so uh the main internet um, cellular service provided in the palestinian territories. it says that the internet was completely caught on. some of the services completely cut off past 3 in the morning, local time is now 6 o'clock and that is still a situation as far as we understand. yes, but last time that was done as well. if it was

it's kind of nice and back it ons that watkins, specifically as beloved south level of guns may fall silent for a few days. but without political and security arrangements, the rules of engagement could change at any moment. center for their elsie to no quarter. so their 11 on or in other news, the netherlands is headed for a political shakeup officer the far right one, the most states and wednesdays, general election. the leader of the freedom party give folders is known by critics and support as, as the dutch donald trump. they run an anti muslim an anti immigrant campaign and they know needs to form a coalition. government has been violent on russian islands, capital, dublin, and after 3 children were injured in the 9th for to archives side to school. hundreds of people took to the streets in the wake of the attack protest as towards the police cars, some of them charging anti immigrant slogans. the police chief said the protests were fueled by what he called a fault white ideology. russian tv journalist has been killed in ukraine's deputy show region bought a smart suit. all 4 aw

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ollie watkins then got the goal that sent aston villa into fourth above their opponents — the englanden protesting both outside and inside goodison park at their first match since a ten—point deduction for breaking premier league financial rules. they gathered en masse ahead of their game against manchester united to march to the ground, with a banner it leaves them deep in the relegation fight. goodison park was at boiling point as the everton fans let their feelings be known to the premier league. the ten point deduction has seen them drop to the bottom three — and if they needed their team to change the mood, it couldn't have started much worse. alejandra garnacho with one of the best goals of notjust this season, but any. a moment worth seeing over and over again. everton didn't let their heads dropped as a janssens began to come, but the toffees just couldn't add that final touch and were made to pay for their wastefulness. anthony martial was initially booked for diving here, but after a var check, that was rescinded and a penalty given. marcus rashford making no mistake from th

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