>> i have tremendous regard for wilkinson and her team. they were thorough, they were comprehensive. we've made sure they didn't block access to the people. it was their choice to participate but we had over 150 people who came forward. we believe we understand what the environment was at the washington commanders for too long and was not acceptable, was unprofessionally and we've dealt with that and i think we have now seen a dramatic turnaround in a very short period of time. i think that will be important for all of us. >> the allegations were disturbing and appreciate that you've taken them seriously. in the game of football to the referees and to executives could you tell me about why that's important and what the nfl is doing in this space and particularly talk about the importance of having women in day-to-day leadership roles such as tonya snyders. people that contribute to make us better that is a foundational issue for us and we have many programs to try to create that. we are committed to making more progress and the work that's

paul wilkinson: she was a beautiful person, wasn't she?osing voices] james bryant: what's the matter, man? huh? what's up, man? huh? what's up? come here. come here. come here. good boy. the va told me i needed to get something that i would enjoy doing, especially for all of us that are being diagnosed with ptsd. and so this gives me the therapy that i need. humans will deceive you. they won't. and you have to treat them nice because they know the difference. goodbye. goodbye. goodbye. goodbye. my whole goal was, ok, when i left vietnam, the war is over, so i'm through fighting, and i'm through using drugs. but it don't work like that. i learned how to live with it. it didn't keep me from working, from having a social life, from having a religious life. i became a functional addict. i got a free pass because when you dealing with death from all ages, the community seemed to have compassion that you just can't do that and be natural. and i bought right into it. and then, i wasn't looked upon in the community as just old flat straight out ad

was issued after lengthy discussions with our european friends and allies, wilkinson said, as well asthe international energy agency, canada will grant a time-limited and revoked permit to siemens kennedy to return the refurbished nord stream one turbine to germany, the minister said in a statement, in the absence of the necessary supply of natural gas economy germany will suffer from significant difficulties, and the germans themselves will be in danger of not being able to heat their houses with the approach of winter it is noted at home, well, let him go there to irpin, bucha, gostomel, kharkiv, mariupol, and the same avdiivka and see what people there do without gas and without water and without anything at all. thank you, if something similar from germany , it would be possible to expect well, they have always, to be honest, of good will sat on the gas needle, that's canada and the position i don't fully understand now well, okay, we will analyze this further, and for now operational information from the ukrainian regions kostya denys must be the gene of freedom from zaporizhzhia

wilkinson, thank you very much for coming on and sharing this with us? >> thanks so much for having me. >> now for the story behind the story of that reporting from ohio and indiana, let's bring in natasha alfred. bill carder, cnn media analyst and nicole carol, the president of news. both organizations, nicole, let's begin with you. "the indianapolis star" was interviewing dr. bernard and then "the columbus dispatch" was able to confirm it. tell us about this. >> sure, we had a reporter, bethany bruner in the courthouse that day when the suspect was arraigned. she had been looking at the county clerk's website and every day they put the arraignments on the website and she saw one that said an arraignment for a rape of a girl 13 or under and pulled the court case and it was the 10-year-old. so she went to court and the in court police said they confessed and the girl indeed had gone to indiana for an abortion and she was the only reporter in the courtroom. >> the only reporter in the courtroom. none of the folks out there doubting the story were anywhere

there's a lot of talk about, doctor tracy wilkinson is an assistant professor of pediatrics at indianaity school of medicine who is a colleague of doctor bernard. she has an opinion piece in the new york times titled doctor killen bernard was meant to write this with me before she was attacked for doing her job. doctor wilkinson, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> these are some of the stories that i just read and told our viewers, some of the stories coming out since roe was overturned, you've heard from doctors all over the country who are terrified, what have they told you? >> i think this moment in history has never been experienced before. i'm hearing from doctors all over the country in different regions, practicing lots of different types of medicine that are scared. they are starting to realize that a lot of laws are going to impact their ability to do evidence-based conference of healthcare for their patients. this is no longer a battle between abortion providers and state legislators. this is a battle for everybody, and everyone practicing medicine is involved.

wilkinson, i had the chance to speak with dr.r, and i asked her this question and i'll ask you, why can't the pro-life extreme anti-abortion right accept that this 10-year-old rape victim existed? >> because it makes them uncomfortable and it shows the fallacy of their argument. you know, these decisions belong in the hands of patients, and when legislators and politicians are saying that they know better than patients who live their lives and know their circumstances, and know what is best for them, we should all be alarmed. these decisions do not belong with statehouses. they never should be, but they have been for years and it's time for all of us to fight back and say that that is unacceptable. >> dr. wilkinson, i want to read something else about dr. bernard. the indianapolis star reported that she briefly considered giving up providing abortion care after a threat to kidnap her daughter in 2020. it goes on to say this, dr. bernard testified about the 2020 threat in sworn testimony in an abortion lawsuit last year. the threa

helena wilkinson, bbc news, southend—on—sea.caped the war have been given the chance to pursue their dreams of performing a solo after receiving a scholarship. the girls came to the uk under the homes for ukraine scheme as rachel royce reports. practising her ballet steps — today, a sissonne releve attitude — soffia is just ten years old and comes from lviv. rehearsing the same steps is 16—year—old margarita, from kyiv. both girls will make solo performances as part of the show at the macready theatre, in rugby, later this month. they are doing incredibly well. after all they've been through, they've integrated, they're learning, they appear happy to be here. they are an absolute pleasure to work with and they seem to be an absolute inspiration to our students. kings ballet academy offered the girls scholarship places after watching the dance on video. they came here under the homes for ukraine scheme and are staying in hinkley. soffia, along with her mother, brother and grandma. margarita is alone with a foster family. i really

helena wilkinson, bbc news, southend—on—sea. that's it for now.odbye. hello. this is bbc news, i'm samantha simmonds. welcome back to bbc news. let's get more now on the nine conservative mps who have joined the contest to succeed borisjohnson as the leader of the party, and as prime minister. penny mourdant is the latest to join the race after sajid javid and jeremy hunt launched their campaigns this morning. leadership hopefuls have been setting out competing plans to cut taxes, as the race to replace borisjohnson heats up. let's talk about the candidates a little more with chris hopkins, associate director at savanta comres — that's a market research consultancy which tracks political opinion and voting intention. welcome to you. great to see it. tell us a bit more about your latest polling and what it is telling us about these candidates and their chances. , ., , , about these candidates and their chances. , ., _ , , chances. obviously because candidates _ chances. obviously because candidates are _ chances. obviously because candidates are jo

helena wilkinson, bbc news, southend—on—sea.is still looking fantastic here, we are in a very popular place for

our correspondent, helena wilkinson reports. and we came because it's really hot so we just came to enjoy the beach and the water. it's lovely to come down with a lovely hot dayjust to relax and chill with the grandchildren. you saw it getting a bit hot, i so when you go to the beach, you're able to swim - in the sea, so you cool off. by mid—morning, the temperature here had reached 21 degrees celsius. it'll get hotter as the day goes on. the high temperatures will continue next week across most of the country. parents and carers have been reminded to make sure children are well protected. just being a bit careful, making sure there's plenty of shade around if they're starting to feel a little bit overheated. short bursts in the sunshine, making sure they're covered top to toe in suncream. regular, regular applications of that. and also having light clothing on top as well. as temperatures rise. heat health alerts have been issued by the uk health security agency. they'll remain in place until friday. we're all been reminded to

helena wilkinson, bbc news, southend—on—sea. about how we can best get through this week. what other tips do you have? 50. through this week. what other tips do you have?— through this week. what other tips do you have? so, i think the report was pretty — do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good. — do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good, but _ do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good, but i _ do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good, but i think - do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good, but i think it - was pretty good, but i think it is very important to keep your house cool very important to keep your house cool. promote ventilation in your house, make sure that the air is getting through. if you're in a block of flats, open the front door if you feel like it, and drinking lots of water and replenish the salts as well, so drinking squash, tea, anything like that is great. and staying out of the sun, but also if you're cooling down or swimming, make sure it's safe becau

helena wilkinson, bbc news, southend—on—sea. in bradford for us. i hope you are following the good advice. , , ., _, , advice. definitely, of course, aren't we _ advice. definitely, of course, aren't we all? _ advice. definitely, of course, aren't we all? it's _ advice. definitely, of course, aren't we all? it's lovely - advice. definitely, of course,| aren't we all? it's lovely here advice. definitely, of course, i aren't we all? it's lovely here in the park in bradford as well. this is a really popular place to come. we have had lots of families going out on boats in the boating lake, there is also the children's play area, a fantastic gallery and some fountains too. for once, the heatwave has come at the weekend, which means people can get out and enjoy it. significantly, for bradford, it is also the first weekend of eid, so lots of people have been saying they have been delighted to get out and enjoy the festival with family and friends. too warm, we need the trees to protect— too warm, we need the trees to protect us _ too

doctor wilkinson, thank you so much. >> thank you so much for having me.hese are just some of the stories that i just told our viewers. some of the stories coming out since roe was overturned. i, know you have heard from doctors all over this country who are terrified. what if they told you? >> yes, i think this moment in history has just never been experienced before. i am hearing from doctors, all over the country in different regions, practicing lots of different types of medicine that are scared. because, they are starting to realize that a lot of these laws are going to impact their ability to do evidence based, comprehensive health care for their patients. this is no longer a battle, simply between abortion providers and state legislators. this is now a battle for everybody and everyone practicing medicine is involved. >> let's talk about your colleague, now, dr. caitlin bernard. she is now facing investigation even though she followed the law to a tee. have you spoken with the recently? and if so, how is she holding up? >> you know, dr. bernard is o

stream gas pipeline, this attack was not appreciated overseas minister of natural resources jonathan wilkinson said that the situation in ukraine showed europe's dependence on russian energy resources. and what's the point? in this case, it still goes, but there are serious consequences for the eu. thanks to russian gas, the european union provides its citizens with the most necessary things from heating houses to the availability of fuel for transporting food and goods. well, it also has the ability to support its industry jobs and economy. so canada is celebrated.

wilkinson continued -- "this moment, post-roe v.ls particularly frightening and is chilling to anyone who cares for patients, especially anyone providing reproductive health care. this saga has had real-world repercussions for dr. bernard. the local police have been alerted to concerns for her physical safety." this comes as house lawmakers voted mostly along party lines to pass two abortion bills and friday, including one that would safeguard the right to travel across state lines to seek an abortion. this is democrat judy chu of california. >> if republicans had their way, this would be a country of forced births. they have already openly discussed a national abortion ban. when asked about that pregnant 10-year-old, the antiabortion lawyer said that this child would one day see the benefit of being forced to carry her rapist's baby. can you imagine? they think it is ok that a 10-year-old is raved as long as she produces a baby. that is why we need to pass the women's health protection act because every person no matter what the ci

wilkinson, thank you for your time very much this morning. >> thanks so much for having me. >>> aheadng chinese-made equipment near military bases and its ability to potentially disrupt u.s. nuclear arsenal communications. we have new exclusive cnn reporting on that next. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every othemonth. cabenu helps keep me undetectable. it's twinjections, given by a healthcare provider . it's oneess thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant,

owned by gazprom, this was announced by the minister of natural resources of the country, jonathan wilkinsonsion to export the turbine manufactured by siemens, which was being repaired in montreal, was issued after a series of negotiations. in including with the international energy agency , earlier the canadian authorities refused to return the turbine, citing sanctions against knives in the oil and gas industry, as german economy minister robert habib said, filled german gas storage facilities are important not only for germany but also for overall european energy security in mid-june, gazprom due to untimely return of the turbine engine reduced gas supplies via nord stream to 40% of the maximum capacity, and tomorrow the planned annual inspection of the gas pipeline from july 11 to july 21 at the rate for it in full. in the meantime, in a number of cities in germany, it is planned to organize public heated places for the winter for free stay of those who cannot cope with rising prices for utilities. and the bild newspaper reports that local authorities plan to give indoor sports centers t

doctor tracey wilkinson, assistant professor of pediatrics at indiana school medicine.calling of dr. caitlin bernard. we are so glad you are here. it was a fascinating interview over at with nor o'donnell at cbs news. an attorney for dr. bernard telling cnn she reserve the first notice about the investigation of india's attorney general today. we know doctor bernie nord has faced threats throughout her career as she performs abortions. but this has to be on another level for her. how is she doing, dr.? >> you know, dr. bernard is so strong and we are so excited that her voice is out there with all of us, given her expertise and extreme commitment to comprehensive health care for her patients. >> yeah, you know, there is more from this interview i want to play and get your response, and we'll talk about after this. here it is. >> how would you address concerns by conservatives, those were deeply held religious beliefs, that abortion is a moral and wrong? >> what i would say is if you don't believe that you would have an abortion, then don't have one. you cannot stop othe

on the eve of this, canadian minister of natural resources jonathan wilkinson said that canada wouldthe repaired turbine for the nord stream gas pipeline to germany. the french government is compiling a list of companies that will receive gas in the first place the rest will have to come to terms with the deficit, according to marine le pen, the leader of the national association party, the sanctions turned out to be ineffective and hit the french themselves, and according to the head of the austrian chamber of economics, sanctions against russia judging by their consequences, they came up with one hemisphere with an overview of the western shifts of ondyka. the west is not able to support ukraine for a long time amid growing fatigue on both sides of the atlantic, the new york times writes about this. assistance to zelensky may last until the second quarter of next year, but further the supply of weapons will worsen, the military readiness of the united states itself in washington is also afraid of a direct conflict, superpower assistance to ukraine has already cost the united states

gas pipeline to germany, nord stream said this, canadian minister of natural resources jonathan wilkinson . reuters and bloomberg earlier german economy minister habib said that without russian gas, the german economy would collapse and completely decline, despite this, the west continues to send weapons to ukraine. anton dadykin will continue. great britain is training the first ukrainian recruits on its territory london promises to train and equip about 10,000 fighters training is important when your enemy is russia four complexes. rso highmars and a rocket to them. moreover, this time he promises long-range, as well as shells for howitzers, it is their height that is actively used to shell peaceful cities. we will continue to speak for ukraine as a united front. however, there are big doubts about this washington with key european allies in a secret order. already started discussing how to resolve the ukrainian conflict through diplomacy , develt reports. the reason for the economic crisis is from anti-russian sanctions and this is such a coincidence from politicians have already begun

wilkinson canadian parliamentarians are concerned about the precedent of retreating from sanctions in conditions when russia uses gas as a weapon and call it a slap in the face to ukrainians at a time we will remind you of difficult tests. last week, the canadian government agreed to make an exception to the sanctions against russia and send a turbine for the nord stream, which underwent technical maintenance in canada, to germany . pressure on russia should be increased, president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy said this during a conversation with canadian prime minister justin trudeau, the head of state also thanked the canadian colleagues for the constant and powerful defense support of our state and emphasized that the international position on sanctions should be principled. putin 's mercenaries kidnap and kill ukrainian children. the imf predicts the further decline of the world economy and the contender for putin's seat, patrushev, what the front pages of the world press write about, further in our international review putin orders russian soldiers to kidnap children in ukraine

the minister of foreign affairs, meleni zhulin, and the minister of natural resources, jonathan wilkinsonexplanations. canadian parliamentarians are concerned about the precedent of retreating from sanctions in conditions where russia uses gas as a weapon and call it a slap to the ukrainians during difficult trials. we will remind you of last week. the canadian government has agreed to make an exception to sanctions against russia and send a nord stream turbine that underwent maintenance in canada to in this regard, the german world congress of ukrainians, an organization of the ukrainian diaspora, filed a lawsuit in canada after numerous terrorist attacks in ukrainian cities. pressure on russia must be increased , president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi said during a conversation with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. of the state also thanked his canadian colleague for the constant and powerful defense support of our country and emphasized that the international position on sanctions should be principled. putin's mercenaries steal and they are killing ukrainian children, the imf

are set to soar this week, with the met office issuing a heatwave alert our correspondent helena wilkinsons it's really hot, so we're just going to enjoy the beach and go in the water. yeah, it's lovely to come down on a lovely, hot dayjust to relax and chill with the grandchildren. when you go to the beach, you're able to swim - in the sea, so it's cooler. people at a festival in glasgow were making the most of the warm weather, too. it was the hottest day of the year so far in scotland, with 27.3 degrees recorded in aboyne in aberdeenshire. the high temperatures will continue next week. parents and carers have been advised to make sure children are well protected. short bursts in the sunshine, making sure they're covered top—to—toe in sun cream, regular re—applications of that, and also having light clothing on top as well. and we're being reminded to check on vulnerable people — in particular those with dementia. fabulous news. you're watching bbc news. hello again. we've had more strong sunshine today. it's been hot enough already, but across england and wales it's likely to get hotter

joe wilkinson reports.ed, they gave us fireworks. and that is a great set of tennis. powerful and peaceful, first set to kyrgios 6—4. nearest the camera, djokovic was trying to stretch his opponent. think you can get to that one? well, yes, kyrgios could. a triumphant point, but soon after, the second set to djokovic. fantastic hold of serve! and now the words really began. the conversation between kyrgios and the umpire related to distractions kyrgios had heard from a spectator. he wanted her removed. he pointed her out. the one that looks like she's had about 700 drinks, bro! on the court, kyrgios lost his way, and his frustrations were vented towards his friends and family. we've observed this before and it's never comfortable. 40—15,40—love — agh! that's you! but that's tension in the djokovic team. kyrgios got the fourth set to a tie—break. now it was a question of composure, patience and accuracy. and that's djokovic�*s speciality. umpire: game, set i and match, djokovic... he retains his own approach

helena wilkinson, bbc news, southend—on—sea. temperature is also hotting up in the north of england — jessica lane is in bradford for us. it is still looking fantastic here, we are in a very popular place for people to come. we have the boating lake just behind us, people to come. we have the boating lakejust behind us, we also have a children's play area. there is a fantastic art gallery and some fountains too, and of course, for once the heatwave has come at a weekend and people are able to come out and enjoy it. significantly, here in bradford, it is the first weekend of eid, about a quarter of the city's population is muslim, so they are saying they are delighted to get out and enjoy the festivities, but everyone is very mindful of those health warnings. too warm, we need the trees to protect us. i'm going to get an ice cream. i've been eating icel cream to cool down. what have you been coming down for today? the sun! i like it when it is - sunny in the weather, because the weather is really nice. what you need to remember?

helena wilkinson, bbc news, southend—on—sea.re on all of today's stories on bbc.co.uk/news or on the bbc news app. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. hello again. it's been a hotter day today in strong sunshine. and this evening we have clear skies, sunny skies to end the day and very warm as well. overnight, not much changes, clear skies around, hardly any breeze too, temperatures dipping to 11 to 13 degrees. a bit warmer than last night, perhaps, across some southeastern parts of england. heading into monday, sunny skies for many areas, we'll see the breeze picking up in the far northwest, bringing some cloud into scotland and northern ireland. lots of sunshine again for england and wales. temperatures continuing to climb all the way from southern england through the midlands into yorkshire, could be over 30 degrees on monday afternoon. not quite as warm as that across scotland and northern ireland, nor indeed around some of these coastal areas as well, with some sea breezes. as we move into tuesday, we're go

repaired turbine to the german side, moreover, the statement of the minister of natural resources wilkinsonich was published on saturday , said that this decision was made in the interests of energy security germany and european partners. that is, they are trying in every way to get away from recognizing that these sanctions were introduced from that and earlier. were destructive for the partners themselves, eh, otvy vladimir anatolyevich, if we talk about the new sanctions that canada is preparing, they write that they will affect the oil and gas chemical sectors. in particular, the production of metal machinery . and there they are not at all afraid of the boomerang effect, that in canada they say on this subject whether they will strike. actually. for the country itself, these sanctions will not be, as with the turbine. it is quite possible, but the state agitation industry, if you can call it that, uh, in every way promotes the idea that sanctions pressure on russia can stop e special operation in ukraine and hmm imposed sanctions. uh, one round after another. that is, if not every week

canceled, overseas this attack was not appreciated by the minister of natural resources, jonathan wilkinson, said that the situation in ukraine has shown europe's dependence on russian energy resources. and what's the point? in this case, however, it is serious consequences for the eu thanks to russian gas, the eu provides its citizens with the essentials from heating homes to the availability of fuel to transport food and goods, and are also able to support their industries, jobs and economy. so experts say canada no longer had any choice but to make an exception from its own sanctions? because it's such a busy season right now. here the prices in europe are at the maximum levels, then , accordingly, well, it’s clear what to do, what it makes sense, uh, to resolve the issue with the turbines to return them and, accordingly, uh, restore uh supplies through nord stream 1. uh, to those levels, well, that were observed, uh, up to the middle. including due to anti-russian anti-russian policy, france has experienced a sharp increase in food shortages, according to the newspaper has always increa

siemens turbine for the nord stream gas pipeline, canadian minister of natural resources jonathan wilkinsonwords are quoted by reuters and bloomberg earlier, german economy minister habik said that without russian gas, the german economy would collapse and completely decline, despite this the west continues to send arms and money to ukraine. anton dadykin will continue great britain on its territory trains the first ukrainian recruits. london promises to train and equip about 10,000 fighters training is important when your enemy is russia. you must be sure that you are able to operate at the maximum. this is the kind of training we are doing here. the united states will transfer four more complexes to ukraine, rszo hymers and a rocket to them. moreover, this time he promises long-range, as well as shells for howitzers, it was they who were sent out that are actively used to shell civilian cities. we will continue to speak for ukraine as a united front, however, there are big doubts about this washington with key european allies in a secret order. to condemn how to solve the iron this is rep

the tone changed noticeably as minister of natural resources jonathan wilkinson said that the returnhomes of europeans. keeping industry jobs and the economy going at the same time publicly he revealed a strong motive for canadian activism around the turbine from looking for a way to ship its own liquefied natural gas to europe. in moscow , it comes to life after the hottest day at the beginning of the year 32 and 80 °, such a temperature was recorded in monday and now the respite inferno recedes today in the city only + 24 such a change in the weather is accompanied by a strong thunderstorm and the wind the day before in the moscow region it rained and thundered loudly in podolsk and yegoryevsk voskresensk shchelkovo, residents of the capital region traditionally asked not to park by trees and billboards. and in general, be very careful while the water is raging in st. petersburg, the sky was drawn by lightning for visiting, the parks in voronezh were closed by a gusty wind. damaged 30 trees. one of them blocked the intersection, and the cars took a detour. and that's all i have for

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this is where they brought political prisoners, wilkinson for a reversed they were interrogated. neil then tortured him. after that of many were executed. i will castle on a hill without cross is now focused on locating the bodies in the woods. his falling in you lead yell now. there are still places where more mass graves could be located. okay, ryan deaker gear. well, that's what a new witness has told us. on loya, we haven't found anything yet, but we expect to uncover human remains there. ah tournament, the last bodies from the 1970s. somewhere in the middle of nowhere, then you witness is fully melissa. he has turned to the public to speak openly about the unspeakable horror he experienced in his act. what he saw, he had 1st testified to the investigating judge years ago. at the end of the 1970s, he was ordered by shame for the head of the sex to help cremate the bodies. they dug up before i buy out the 1st i was there when the 1st little truck arrived. and lester, when my, my girls deutsche doable arden men, it was full of remains them. my whole charcoal bits of bone all mi

our correspondent helena wilkinson, has this report from southend—on—sea. the beach and go in the water. lovely to come down on a lovely hot day, lovely to relax and chill with the grandchildren. you start getting a bit hot, - so when you go to the beach you can swim in the sea and you cool off. by mid—morning the temperature here had reached 21 celsius. it will get hotter as the day goes on. the high temperatures will continue next week across most of the country. parents and carers have been reminded to make sure children are well protected. just being a bit careful, making sure there is plenty of shade if they are feeling a bit overheated. short bursts in the sunshine, covering them top to toe in suncream, regular re—applications of that and also having light clothing on top as well. as temperatures rise, heat health alerts have been issued

technically speaking, no cigar finished faster that your than wilkinson.opical storm, topic number one. we begin tonight in kansas when unsuspecting woman pick up a cold-blooded hitchhiker. no, it's not a trailer for low-budget film called thanks and who were, it's a kansas woman who noticed a giant snake on her windshield has sheared driving down the highway. i know what you're thinking, that really dangerous. a female driver? the snake was not playing games. the worried woman swerved so much, they thought they were following pelosi. you would drink, to if you are married to the old crow. luckily she's okay and the snake has been sent for everybody goes these days, saudi arabia to beg for oil. i'm still shocked they sent biden overseas. it would send him to epcot and tell him he left the country, he wouldn't even know. i love it. topic number two. here in new york, three men have been charged in the plot to sell stolen lyrics from economic eagles album hotel california. they denied it but there is no way to hide their lying eyes. if you like eagles puns,

you can buy this home and wilkinson, indiana, and you'll always have home court advantage.doesn't really look like a house, but that's because it is half basketball court. half house. the property is a former high school gym that was built back in 1950. it's now a four-bedroom three-bath home with the original maple flooring of the basketball court. the real estate agent managing this property says it has been the buzz of the town. not sure like that to roof there, but otherwise kind of cool. take a look at this. a video of sea lions chasing people away at the la jolla cove beach in san diego. the tiktok video has gone viral but it's not all fun and games. the videos raising concerns over how close people are getting to these animals. the woman who took the video says another woman was trying to get a close-up photo of one of those sea lions which then prompted the charge. a seaworld experts as the sea lions could have been chasing each other fighting over a female mate. either way experts are recommending staying at least 50 yards away from sea lions are seals getting too

tracy wilkinson authored a piece on what she calls the chilling effect. its title "dr.all over the country they are terrified they could be the next dr. bernard. and that is not something that anybody wishes on anybody. >> reporter: alexandra field, cnn, new york. >>> nikki haley floats a 2024 run on social media suggesting the next president will be a woman. ♪ bum bum ♪ ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg? uhh, hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes, oh recording an ekg in 30 seconds! tada! wow that was fast. you know it! kardia offers the only personal ekgs that detect 6 of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds. so you can manage your heart health from home or on the go. your heart rhythm is normal. no arrhythmias in sight. i wonder what my doctor would say? ooo, let's find out! with kardia you can email your ekg directly to them or sent to a cardiologist for review. kardia can do all that? all that and then some greg. kardia also gives you access to heart health reports and automatic ekg sharing. what next? let's get some fresh air. been cooped up for too long. y

repaired turbine to the german side, moreover, the statement of the e-minister of natural resources wilkinsona question that this decision was made in in the interests of the energy security of germany and european partners, that is, they are trying in every possible way to avoid recognizing that the sanctions imposed from that and earlier were, uh, destructive for the partners themselves. the doctors could not save those injured in an accident with carsharing in moscow, the regional prosecutor's office reports today in lyubertsy cars. car sharing hit three people when they crossed the road, among them a 14-year-old girl, as reported by the ministry of health of the region, she was examined by doctors and allowed to go home. preliminary information on the stamp flew to the ground at a red light and beat up pedestrians, then the car crashed into a taxi parked near the bus stop, a criminal case was initiated. now a short advertisement after we continue stay with us. rolf motor oils engine protection from the first second in start-stop mode and a sharp increase in speed rolf in a new package, so

debbie wilkinson is a paramedic and union representative, she is still waiting to find out what the governmentat this time. we have worked so hard over the last three years, especially over the pandemic, yet we are really suffering. the public sector pay review is out later today but they're already worried that whatever level it is at will not be enough to offset inflation. most public sector workers will see below inflation rises, hitting living standards and coming on top of a decade of real terms pay cuts across most public sector occupations. most prices are expected to keep rising, the latest inflation figures are due out tomorrow. caroline davies, bbc news. as we've been hearing france has been particularly badly hit. our europe correspondent jessica parker has gained access to a campsite in dune du pilat. five campsites here were destroyed in the place. we have climbed to the top of this famous landmark and if you look out to the sea it is beautiful but look out towards the land and you see smoke rising from the forests and just below, the burnt wreckage of what was a campsite. it feel

be canceled, this attack was not appreciated by minister of natural resources jonathan overseas wilkinson said that the situation in ukraine showed europe's dependence on russian energy resources. and what's the point? in this case, however, there are serious consequences for the eu thanks to russian gas, the european union provides its citizens with the most necessary things from heating houses to the availability of fuel for transporting food and goods. well, it also has the ability to support its industry jobs and economy. so canada, experts say, no longer had any choice but to make an exception from its same sanctions now it's such a pretty busy season. here the prices in europe are at the maximum levels, then, accordingly, well, it’s clear that it makes sense, uh, to resolve the issue or not to return them and , accordingly, restore the supplies alone, uh, to those levels that were observed, uh well, between meanwhile, including because of the anti-russian policy, france is faced with a sharp increase in the shortage of food products according to the newspaper figaroz late may, to mi