he told that state trooper pravin was in the woods.you put some blame on the officer? >> i put most of the blame on the officer. >> why didn't he look for the kids in the woods? >> right, like he had been cold. >> gaege whatever -- his mother says he was not responsible for pravin dying in the woods. >> if he had done nothing wrong besides got into a scuffle. gave a kid a right. >> the special prosecutor thought differently. in july 2017, three years after pravin's body had been found, was gaege charged with two counts of felony murder. the special prosecutor had a new theory. check out these tweets that appeared to have been posted by gaege. the prosecutors believe that gaege, using a racial epithet, was bragging about hustling people of color. that's what he thought had gaege done to pravin. not just beaten him, robbed him. under illinois law, if the special prosecutor could prove pravin died as a result of gaege's blows, or a possible robbery, even if he didn't mean to kill him, could gaege be found guilty of felony murder. >> it's

deputies responded this afternoon to a church in the city of lagoon that woods about -- laguna if woodsbeen detained, a weapon has been recovered. we are awaiting an update from officials. stay with fox news channel for continuing coverage on this developing story. you're looking live at a chopper shot now above the geneva presbyterian church in laguna woods where that shooting took place. we'll get you more information as it comes in to our fox newsroom. and that's how fox reports on this sunday, the 15th of may, 2022. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us this evening. we will see you next in americay gowdy" is up next. ♪ trey: thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, it is "sunday night in america," we begin with a fox news alert out of california one person has been killed, 5 others hurt after a shooting at a church in laguna woods, california. orange county sheriff office said they have one person in custody. cristina coleman is joining us from los angeles with the

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victoria gill, bbc news, wytham wood.ns of the united kingdom the polling stations have been busy and soon we'll have the voters' verdict. it's the biggest test of public opinion before the next general election, so stay with us for the results. borisjohnson, voting in westminster today with the family dog dylan, has had a testing time with partygate, the war in ukraine, and the covid crisis, so does he still have the voters' trust? does he still have the winning touch? sir keir starmer, voting in north london today, became labour leader by promising to rebuild the party after the corbyn years. but last year's council elections were disappointing for labour. he needs a stronger showing this year. the first minister of scotland was voting in glasgow.

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it protects the wood from smoke fungi and insects. we immerse the walls in a haze using a glazing composition with linseed oil and wax, fill the seams with an elastic acrylic sealant. it will not let in a draft and will not crack with seasonal fluctuations in wood. an opening has appeared and now, of course, it is much easier to breathe here. well, it became much more comfortable to be here, because the common space nevertheless appeared here; we had a narrow opening , the passage to the room. now it is a full-fledged living room combined with a kitchen. a plus. here we have both a children's and a dining area, air was let into the space due to the fact that the window places. we now have a double- leaf door in the living room area with chamber double- glazed windows. i immediately remember how andrei is the hero there 15 ° in the room. it would seem that. well, they were dead the guys said that they actually spend the night in such conditions, and we had to. i want to add that it's a little bit different. they love. uh, just to tempe

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lisa bartlett, orange county board of supervisors, fifth district, and caroll moore, laguna woods mayor'll take questions at the conclusion. >> good afternoon, first, i want to send our thoughts and prayers to all those impacted by this, this is a tragic incident for the victims, their families and the community. i want to ask for your patience, as you know this is an active investigation. our investigators are still processing the scene, we're here to provide as much information as we can at the time. but just i ask for your patience, and understand that we're working as quickly as we can to have more details. at:126 p.m. this afternoon, 1 person confirmed deceased. 4 critical, and another sustained minor injuries, injured victims taken to local hospitals, we don't have a status of the injured 4. when deputies arrived, they provide immediate medical aid to the victims here. after our partner from orange county fire authority, arrived on scene and began providing advance medical life saving measures, we're grateful to orange county fire authority for their quick response and ability to

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>>> ahead on oa, cathie wood's ark etf -- can you use options to play safely for rebounds? plus, is it time to go long on some of these other beaten down stocks we are driving into it in just a few. those are hints and check out today's big bounce stocks rallying. the dow jumping 466-points and the nasdaq surging nearly 4% higher while tech has been hit hard over the last few weeks, tony is detailing a trade on one etf that he thinks has seen enough punishment tony, what are you looking at? >> looking at cathie wood's ark fund which is down 78% since the february highs i think for traders looking for opportunities, this is now the time to pull the trigger for this etf we take a look at the chart here, what the most important level to pay attention to is $35. that's where the etf broke out in november of 2017. well before we were sitting here talking about cathie wood. the last time being the pandemic low. so the fact that we've pulled all the way back to those levels is now a time to potentially see long exposure in this fund i think we can use options to structure a simple

well before we were sitting here talking about cathie wood.the stock has tested that level three times. the last time being the pandemic low. so the fact that we've pulled all the way back to those levels is now a time to potentially see long exposure in this fund i think we can use options to structure a simple way to gain some long exposure, but also provide some downside protection so the simple option strategy i want to use here is to go out to june of 2023, which is about one year from now and i'm looking to buy the $43 call the options that are just about a dollar in the money. earlier today, i can pay about $10.45 for this one-year option to purchase the etf at $43 that gives me a premium of about 23% of the etf's value so in putting up a fraction of the capital giving me downside protection while giving the unlimited upside over the next year and about a month or so for this particular bounce >> mike, what's your take on this trade we have seen some of the components of ark certainly have bounces and investors getting into some of them

so many germans i ran and i ran into the woods and i ran, i ran, i ran away where did i run?on't know, there are trees all around, trees are bushes, i run out. i look at the major over andrei, not with a knife to him, right here heart to him, i think klyaktsionny wine is the property of the state for such a thing, and we can get to the tribunal , we will drink, we will definitely drink. well, when is victory day hang up, open the wine. yes, the tribunal can not survive, and then the wedding under the bullets under the bombing. i drive, this dress, 41 from june 22. that sunday was supposed to be the happiest day of my life for me. i came to the registry office, we, the head, agreed in advance that it would be earlier. andrew didn't come. no, he went to war to defend his homeland. a week later he wrote, but life goes on come in. hey, stop at andryukha's hospital, you're andryukha yerevan, how did you end up here, i'll tell you later . by the way, i shot down five germans in the air, two of the earth, two of the earth flew. did they fly with us? men there is one thing. i need to

>> kathy woods fund. it is down 17%. for the trader looking for opportunities this is time to put trigger for this etf. if you look at the chart here, the most important level to pay attention to is the $35. that is where it broke out in november of 2017, well before we were sitting here talking about kathy woods. and the stock touched that three times. the fact that we pulled back to those levels i think is a time to potentially seek some long exposure in this particular fund. i think we can use options to structure a simple way to gain some long exposure but also provide some downside protection. the simple strategy is june of 2023. i'm looking for the $43 callout. i can pay about $2.45. so i'm putting up a fraction of the capital giving me downsized protection and unlimited upside in a month or so for this particular balance. >> mike, what is your take on the trading? we have seen some parts of in that have bounced and investors getting into some of them like hood. what is your take on this trade and ark? >> first thi

. >>> and later, the sweet deal that will protect these giant red woods and help keep a popular summer camp running at the same time. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. we start with department reforms in san jose. >> kiet do on officers retraining and tougher background checks for recruits. >> reporter: five scandals have come to light in the past couple of weeks, but san jose police today said that they cannot guarantee that's the last of them, because they say they're human too. after a series of embarrassing scandals involving sjpd officers including a dui crash, a fatal drug overdose and an officer who touched himself while on duty, it is the million dollar question. >> why are these incidents happening? why now? and we're not entirely sure. >> reporter: there appears to be no common thread between the five officers who have made headlines in recent week. nonetheless, chief mata is instituting a plan. >> you will not hear excuses for inexcusable conduct. you will see action and determination this department has always shown to improve itself. >> reporter: s

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when he was in the woods, they were shot. their bodies burned in what is left of the car where they died. medical, it smells like death. she says, yes, we did. so did they? yes. these men were killed more than a month ago, but they were found identified and buried just days ago. promot, you know, everyone's trumpeting about butcher. everyone's trumpeting about half the mother about it. and maria paul, the same thing is happening there in kirsten. it's a horror. it's an order book. it wouldn't be as long as there is, there will be war, she says. and everyone wants peace. who are the war and ukraine has broken so many communities in the towns and villages around ukraine's capital weeks after the slaughter investigations carry on. and as bodies are identified, the list of boots as confirmed, the dead gets longer. there are still more people to bury more people to more and more people to miss in basra v o 0 in kasinsky village near butram, he turns war is a significant fighter and high inflation right around the world. in kenya,

when we went into the woods, we was moving towards the apartment where she lived at. to my left, and there was a tree that was down over there, and i looked all around the tree. i figured if, you know -- maybe if it just fell that, you know, possibly she could be under -- underneath there. and then i turned away from the tree, and i turned back to my right, and there was another patch of woods that there was briar bushes and stuff all there. something said, you know, look over to your left. i approached the bushes. i could see her red shorts. i just said, oh, my god, oh, my god. i found her. call 911. >> duniver's body was found the next day about 24 hours after her mom realized she was gone in this wooded area behind her house. >> i had to climb over the briar bushes, and i leaned down and tried to check for a pulse to see if hopefully she was still alive, but there was no pulse. >> new philadelphia police captain jeff urban, the lead detective on the case, would discuss the investigation in a later deposition. >> two women had discovered the body, and i went with on

woods. yes or no? >> we will increase our production, yes. >> but that means you are not going to reduce dividends and buy backs. that's unfortunate because we need you to do that as well. mr. wirth, yes or no? >> i guess the answer is no, you are not willing to do buy -- >> we can increase production -- >> i will take that as a no. >> mr. lawer? yes or no? >> i can't commit to a reduction and buybacks -- >> i hear you. ms. watkins? ms. watkins? >> do you think we can return value to our shareholders and invest for the future in renewables and low and no carbon fuels for our customers, we will be doing all that. >> that sounds like a yes. mr. sheffield? >> you are increasing production, and the answer is no on dividends -- >> that's an honest answer. >> yes, we will see production increase over time and the answer is no on dividends -- >> i appreciate that. of course it's unfortunate that many of you are saying you are not going to address the increased buybacks and more dividends to your shareholders

yes, wood gives softness. it's very warm and cozy and you made the windows black yes, when the interior is quite monochrome. add with graphics. i am i added it at the expense of the windows of the window, we did not change the white windows of our heroes, but we pasted over them with a film. this is a very quick and inexpensive technique and very cool transforms the space on the floor of our ceramic granite, which is indistinguishable from stone at all. very beautiful. he has a very cool drawing, very natural, really indistinguishable from a stone. it doesn't slip, and it's such a nice, rough, practical floor that turned out to be so, and again, it is combined with the mud hut that we have on the wall. yes, it must be very tactile, rough. also, pay attention to how cool it is. it is combined with the tiles that i specially selected on our apron so that they are very, very similar in texture and color to such a small, beautiful, charming tile. it can be laid out even vertically or horizontally drawing - it will

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and them, you know, there's not much left her, no pieces there are for me to find out in the woods. it reminds me of all the stories that my grandmother told me that you told me something for that was your for says that my house and this well, i'm enough to of that been here 50. yes. it didn't a half now been it from $9.00 to $6.00 to $6.00 and mid think match it. oh, upgraded enough. february will come. yeah, that is house. some of them and 50. yes. now i am. yeah. yeah. so that's my problem. that's my problem of download, which it and i have it my home my home i'll be home. ah, he was 8 years after it 1st interviewed my grandmother, but i found her history laid out as fairfax. i had been looking as long as she'd been a refugee. ah 18000 of these pages . plato, the life details of polish refugees arriving in east africa after surviving siberia . there was a page filled out by my grandmother intends india in september 1943. as a 13 year old child miss g. ah, that'd been my professor who had question history because he hadn't read it. did this paper carry more weight than what she to

i understand laguna woods is known as a retirement community. give us a sense here of the emotion there tonight. yes so just for some context, laguna woods is about 80% senior citizen agent above and this church behind me, the taiwanese church event that was happening at this lunch banquet that is actually a larger elderly asian population. so a lot of these people that we spoke to were just absolutely shocked that this would happen here because also, several churches used this same space. so when the calls initially came out, some people thought that it was again. there are a multitude of churches that use the same space. but again, one person shot and killed four or five people shot i should say and again, thankfully, that suspect in custody and travis a lot of talk about the bravery that was seen down there this afternoon. parishioners taking down the gunman before officers arrived. do you get a sense that there was no hesitation here? that this is what we had to do is what they were thinking. yeah i mean, that's probably the most miraculous

but what the hell is the whole white gray wood-colored diameter kidding about?this the limit? this is 70, that is, from this batch it turns out. what kind but they are small, but here at least they are made normally, and at an angle the tree. good condition, i can not bother and order marble class. well, it will be on a small table, small dishes and small food. here we are, the three of us before breakfast. better come for dinner, plates, everything is fine 70 cm. we take. well, we take yes, what else you will not fit. we bought everything without delay, and then later you won’t find the last cabinet. everything is in a film, like the baggage of an airplane that arrived on a direct flight from italy, sergey also immediately collects for kitchen table from two separate taken parts.

fringe leads them to maistrukhitar bottled, and some themselves become masters, you take a piece of woodyour hands and somehow already approximately. understand? what will come of it or not do you get anything, or do you hear it or do you not hear it? even if you haven't done any of it yet. this is apparently, some things that are very difficult to explain with formulas in words, in general, to explain this is exactly what gives pleasure, when you finish pulling the strings, took a couple of moles and you understand that you spent your time either in vain or not in vain. but more often it turns out that not in vain, when you order a guitar master. you can choose everything from a tree. how many years did it dry itself to dry out the configuration of the sensors, where? what pens will they? that is, everything is exactly for your convenience, the fretboard is some kind of fretboard? what kind of pegs does one like thick necks, others like? about him not to clasp something thinner like that. this is someone who is convinced that thin necks do not sound. the distance should be like that of

we again have a warm shade of wood from solid oak, as elsewhere in our interior.asant to sit behind him. yes it is very pleasant to sit, it is covered with a special oil that emphasizes this wood texture. well, this table also protects from moisture from scratches. well, i still like it. in general, wooden tables, that there are even some appear on them. you know, these are the vulnerabilities over time, it only makes the tree more beautiful, only the tree is nobler, it really ages, it is beautiful in the description. it we somehow and philosophy in the description convey the idea that there is beauty in the naturalness of even some kind of error. and so i think that this table will grow old. do so much better. and even on the hottest day it will not be hot here, the source is comfortable, of course, an air conditioner is installed quite imperceptibly above us. it has a powerful ultraviolet lamp. it disinfects the air, it has a self-cleaning function of the indoor unit and wi-fi control, that is, from anywhere in the house, at least from anywhere in russia as the

wood has stressed that we ought to be focused on what unites us as americans, yeah. not what divides us. i think that is a point worth reiterating here at the outset. it is commonly said that diversity is our strength, and by that, people usually mean racial, ethnic, and religious diversity, but america's true strength has been our ability to overcome in fits and starts problems associated with diversity and focus instead on what we all have in common. that has been our strength. and i just wanted to share with you a tweet i received to that effect from someone we all admire a great deal, a man named bob woodson, community activist in washington who sent out a tweet this morning in honor of veterans day that said, a very special thank you to all who have served and continue to serve this country on veterans day 2021 and we honor those who fight for the precious freedoms we enjoy now. may we never take for granted the opportunities offered to all americans of every race, creed, and background. so again, someone who sees our real strength as a nation on focusing on wha

the millennium forest was born. among the gum woods and dwarf ebony is a dozen other endemic species classified as endangered, are growing in the nursery under the green fingers of martina peters and her small team. between them they have the monumental task of carrying for all 250 hector's of this young forest. this new habitat is encouraging the return of many insects and invertebrates, much to the delight of the wire birds. the millennium forest is a titanic project that will span across generations, but neither the horse wins nor the arid soil seemed to be able to bend the saints determination and seed by seed. their perseverance brings them closer to the green . eden that was great. wood once neglected, plundered and exploited saint helene as natural heritage is now being passionately defended by its people. this job is not without its difficulties, and both engineers and the government have to make do with a limited means at their disposal. even with the construction of an airport in 2017, the island still remains largely untouched by mass tourism. but this also means that it h

he was hiding all this time somewhere in the woods . in the woods and fell out of there to find foodhere and he got into a friend of the law enforcement officers, but how long has it been since it was still climbing somewhere in the woods? imagine how many such policemen can walk in the kharkiv region, somewhere else, somewhere else, and here, of course, it is very important that local residents hm also joined they helped, well, hunters mean people who are ready, who have weapons, to catch such and such, and the occupiers, another problem of mariupol, uh, the representative of the verkhovna rada of ukraine for human rights, lyudmila denisova, said that up to 10,000 people may die in mariupol due to epidemics by the end of the year what can be caused by epidemics? no one needs to explain the city, which today is such a big, big, big grave. how many people have died there? surely no one will be able to tell. well, but of those people who today are under orders the enemy for you, at least to get some food , they are sorting through the ruins of houses, and they say that under each house

of the woods greats now. especially because the woods had been cleared out, soil parenting wasn't that great, what you have is an area of maybe 30 to 40 square miles of tickets monthly. very thick! very dense. artillery is useless in that rain. advantages in number is almost useless. li really wants to fight there if he can, they do fight a battle there. it's not the greatest place for grant to fight but grant is eager to fight lee any place he can get to him! we fought a battle on the fifth 7th of may 1864 it's the first battle between lee and grant it is very intense at times. very unpleasant. a lot of it fought at close range because visibility is shortened through those trees. there is a lot of confusion again, because of the thickets and the terrain! grant is not able to make that free dash two spotsylvania. but he almost wins it all right here in the wilderness. grant had, he fought! if he could get a shot at lee if he could bring him into battle, he might be able to beat him and he almost did. there is

. >>> and cathy wood's ark innovation funds and we'll talk to simon barnett, who cathie wood herself called one of the most brilliant analysts in the healthcare space. >>> we'll begin with apple it's dragging down the whole nasdaq kristina partsinevelos has the latest >> let's start with the fact that maybe a 75 basis-point fed hike is back on the table given the inflation numbers for april. it's weighs on high growth stocks, which is what we're seeing here at the nasdaq, swinging into the red, led by apple, already apple trading below the mid march low. that would be something we haven't seen since mid november 2021 other big weights bringing down the nasdaq, microsoft as well as meta, but i want to focus on tesla for a second elon musk spoke yesterday at a "financial times" event and tried to convince everyone in the crowd the twitter deal would not sacrifice tesla's focus. the biggest on the nasdaq are lucid and zscaler and crowdstrike. and i end on a bright spot electronics arts ending the partnership with fifa, much to the dismay of fans consolation energy, and booking holdings

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ends draw is our greatest innovation as to wood is from our own forest. cool, and the straw is a renewable raw material derived from our own organic agriculture through and that's how we came up with the idea for the new building. and you have to take a coil insulated with straw newton, you know, it'll probably be the largest building using wooden straw in the whole of southern germany. loose to hold to a house who touched on such t like at home on my parents farm and the straw tasted just like this from childhood memories which been for that. i'm brother, andreas been here in the monastery. i'm the seller responsible for the finances house is for antoine. i'm the abby's business manager, pseudo intellectual solution with reba. the estimated building costs are 6000000 euros, although most of the raw materials are produced on the estate. need a ball every beam is a tree. it's gone to power, the timber comes from our own forest. frederica, brother, richard had the tree is felled and the timber cut in the sawmill night. and lawson, the great thing is that it

samuel becker, had worked out for her with prasami from the inventory of 1793 to the house that one wood-burningas being treated behind the backer. and after documentary evidence of his residence. here, the architecture of the church is added from 1808, including a high panoic tower above the bare composition, and it dominates the vast expanse. sit to the sapper calls. trinity mowed. tower. amal from the gorge of the harvest is more there itself, the ships are not visible, the village. in the other half of the eighteenth year, under alexander mikhail, the krum-feather sapegu had a completely enormous oil content of a semicircular oxide with two a double-topped redheads and a high eight- cut one, less often, crowned with his glass dash. by budovany, they managed to renaissance on the altar of vykonu, 17, a hundred hills from a brown mormon, and it is crowned, torn by an arched pediment set to it at the eighteenth, a hundred mountains with figures of aniols, laurel hong kong , the coat of arms of the sapegu family and the symbol of god, this marble feeling was once delivered to the whole world, as

the woods were bequeathed to oxford university by a wealthy local family back in 1942.ts, but the longest running is the great tit study, which chris has been involved in for more than half a century. what has been in your involvement with their studies? i your involvement with their studies? . ., ., studies? i came in 57, and it is changing. _ studies? i came in 57, and it is changing, but _ studies? i came in 57, and it is changing, but from - studies? i came in 57, and it is changing, but from year i studies? i came in 57, and it| is changing, but from year to year. — is changing, but from year to year. it— is changing, but from year to year. it is— is changing, but from year to year. it is a _ is changing, but from year to year, it is a lovely piece of woodland, which is maintaining pretty— woodland, which is maintaining pretty much the same sort of thing — pretty much the same sort of thin. �* . . pretty much the same sort of thin. �* ., ., thing. and what are your reflections _ thing. and what are your reflections on _ thing. and what are your reflections on the -

wytham woods near oxford, a very special site of scientific interest.nitored every chick hatched in the nest boxes here since 1947, and we're about to meet the newest generation. wow, how many are there? eight, so that's a very standard size for a great tit. yeah. now, these parents have got a lot of work to do. they've got to find about 10,000 caterpillars for these. 10,000? to get them to fledge? yep. it's precisely because this has been a continuous study for all those decades that researchers have been able to see and to measure the change in the timing of spring here. the 75 years that we've been studying the tits here, we've seen quite a marked shift in the timing of egg laying. so they're now laying about three weeks earlier. the tits here are actually managing to track the other members of their food chain quite well. so both the caterpillars and the eggs have also shifted their timing earlier. so the whole sort of food chain has shifted earlier in spring. the woods were bequeathed to oxford university by a wealthy local family back in 1942. sin