and it was a nickname, a national saying that, well, they wyatt earp that election or they wyatt earp that horse race. so in his later years and he lived to be 80, he was in los angeles and he pals around with some of the silent movie stars. tom mix and williams hart, and tried to get a movie made that sort of cleaned up his image. never happened. he also tried to get a book written about him that would set the record straight or so. he he thought. so he hired a guy named stuart lake who was a a journalist and wanted to write, had learned about that writer from bat masterson while working in new york and wyatt liked stuart lake. he just didn't like talking to him. so lake would sit down and interview him on sunday mornings at this little house that wyatt lived in. and i would say yes, no, yes. i don't remember. so when earp died, lake was forced to fill in a whole lot of gaps. and so he made up a lot of stuff. and he he. glorified or put forward words that maybe never said changed some events around and the subsequent movies that came out after that were based on stuart lake's book. a

a few hours ago i spoke to journalist patrick wyatt has been following the story from south sudan, and i asked him how things are looking now that the fighting is entering its 3rd week. beings are still extremely difficult on those moves. just see now to people who are able to afford people can have some cash to pay because everything has gone very, very high in terms of rises. so so many people are still talking to me because they don't have money to pay for the hefty fees that are needed for you to, to move out of the room. so that's one. and where they are, in fact, to me was guns are in the, you know, bullets i've been flying on the streets. and that's still a very big charlene. and at the time when also the truce that's been extended. of course, it has not stopped the fighting, but at least it has provided some opportunity for people to get out. and it's coming to an end by, by monday, who will not be talking about to say again, we have not had of any attempt to get into to expand it. and that is very consigning for it. and he's people, we've had all the pieces of piece process we

i'm very pleased to welcome journalist, patrick wyatt back to the show. he's been following developments from south sir, dan, thank you so much for taking the time. i'm as we've seen in that report, those you can are leaving sudan in droves. we're now entering a 3rd week since fighting broke out. can you tell us from your and how things are looking in sudan beings are still extremely difficult on those moves just seen out of people were able to afford. people can have some, you know, cash to pay because everything has gone very, very high income rises. so so many people are still talking to me because they don't have money to pay for the hefty fees that are needed for you to, to move out of the room. so that's one. and where they are in optimal was the guns are the, you know, bullets flying on the streets. and that's still a very big charlene. and at the time when also the tools that's been extended, of course it has not stopped the fighting, but at least it has provided some some opportunity for people to get out. and it's coming to an end by monday who

when he picked was wyatt earp. who had a checkered past at best. that fabulous shootout at the ok corral is what we remember. guns drawn around horses and everything else. but what the ok corral really meant is this was a time when survivors, the earp brothers and a doc holliday were brought to trial. for people dying at their hands using guns. while they were acquitted, the case got great coverage. it really nt a message to the frontier. before, you could use your excuse that if y pulled your gun and kill somebody, i thought he was going to kill me. i pulled first. this mhe strictions of law had come to the frontier and will be there to stay. that what was -- is what was important about the subsequent trial. the gunfight itself at the ok corral was popular mythology that helped that --bat masterson cell stories to a lot of newspapers, formed the basis for a lot of movies people still like watching to this day. but it was not really what happened. >> how is it wyatt earp became the known earp over virgil earp, who was actually the sheriff in tombst

miss wyatt. oh, hold up dinner on board. okay, bye truth. sylvie, we found this boy from throwing it back. mm oh. oh oh, hello. hi, stefan. hi stefan. i just didn't read the name. okay. okay, i'm hannah and this is my sister marie. and we are from amber campbell, and we found a deep clean together with an assistant, lena oakley, in the corner. it's a non profit company again, be ha, yeah, we started doing to clean up some friends and family last year on the phone for stopping. and it grew really quickly and a lot of people joined till and now we do it regularly with the flicker mrs. yeah, as of right, yes, that's the one that was right at the beginning of the locked down. we got a call that we should throw the boy back in the water and cook oven, and that was super exciting, but it was the push button with yeah, yes, and we went there and then we watched the current little bit 1st. we got some advice. so that i knew exactly where to throw it in audit bestbuy list. i'm alpha when i go for it. yeah. very good. good of if you m

miss wyatt. oh, hauls up dinner on board. okay. bye truth. so we found this fine from chase bank. throwing it back. mm. oh. yeah. well, hello. hello. hi stefan. hi stefan. i just didn't read the name. okay. okay. i'm hannah, and this is my sister marie old. we're from hamburg campbell and we found a duke came together with an assistant, lena oakley and gwinnett. it's a non profit company again, be ha, yeah, we started doing that to clean up. so the friends and family last year, the film for stopping and it grew really quickly and a lot of people joined till and now we do it regularly with us. leg amazes. yeah, as it of, of the one that was right at the beginning of the knocked down. we got to cool that we should throw the boy back in the water and cook oven half of it. and that was super exciting, but it was a bush bund with yeah, yes, and we went there and then we watched the current little bit 1st. we got some advice said that i knew exactly where to throw it in audit bestbuy left out. i'm alpha. when i go for it. yeah. very good. good of i

caroline wyatt, bbc news. louise is here with the weather.ordshire. but the sunshine got a bit of strength and temperatures, by the middle of the afternoon, kew gardens up to 15 celsius. but all that is going to change through the night because there is a blanket of cloud on its way and these weather front spilling down from the north—west. that means we will see some clearer skies in the south east corner here, it a touch of light frost first thing in the morning but elsewhere, those temperatures bearing up at

caroline wyatt, bbc news.ilitary alliance's headquarters in brussels this afternoon. nato — or the north atlantic treaty organization — was formed in 1949 by 12 countries, including the us, the uk, canada and france. its members agree to help one another if they come under attack. before 1997, membership of the alliance in europe was largely limited to countries in western europe. but since then it has expanded eastwards until it bordered russia. with finland joining today, nato's border with russia has more than doubled. finland's accession is a setback for president putin, who has repeatedly complained of nato's expansion eastwards. finland applied to join last year after russia's invasion of ukraine — alongside sweden, whose application is still pending. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, was at the event in brussels. jonathan. how do you assess the significance of this? ~ �* , ., . of this? well, it's worth reflecting that on this _ of this? well, it's worth reflecting that on this day _ of this? w

that's journalist patrick wyatt. authorities in russia occupied crimea. se massive oil terminal fire was caused by a ukrainian drone attack. officials appointed by moscow claim the blaze in the port of it's of estoppel is now under control. ukraine's army says there's no information to suggest keith was behind the attack. earlier russia launched it biggest airstrikes against ukraine in weeks. at least 25 civilians were killed in several cities. the 1st large scale air attacks on ukraine for almost 2 months prompted renewed calls by the ukrainian precedent for its western allies to supply more air defenses. leaking shortly, however, was managed to shoot down most of the russian message 21 out of 23, fired and says, normally handed proves once again that you can only stopped tara with weaponry edge offences, modern aviation without which air defenses cannot be fully effective. artillery and armored vehicles are human. one of the russian missiles that evaded ukraine's air defenses hate an apartment block in oman, a city fall from the front line, a kale, dozens of people including childr

that's journalist, patrick wyatt. joining us from juba, south sudan, upheld frances has rounded off a 3 day trip to hungary with a public mass in budapest, parliament square. tens of thousands gather to hear the pontiff who said that hungry must not close the doors on migrants or the poor. a sentiment that comes at odds with the anti immigrant policies of prime minister, victor, or bun. but there lisa, little epa, brothers and sisters. please please open the doors. oh, the pope's parting plea to hungary and a message for europe. nipple, the houston closed doors of our indifference toward those in suffering and poverty . the close doors toward those who are foreign, different migrant. poor on the land, always keeping the doors open to migrants was the main message of the pope's 3 day trip to hungry. he reiterated this at this public mass in budapest on his last day prime minister, victor albany, staunchly against taking in refugees and asylum seekers from beyond iraq borders, saying they are a threat to hungary christian culture. a stance that the pope has publicly condemned. been so g

that's journalist, patrick wyatt. joining us from juba, south sudan, about francis has rounded off a 3 day trip to hungry with a public math. in budapest, parliament square, tens of thousands gathered to hear the pontiff who said that hungry must not close the doors on migrants or the porter. his plea is at odds with the policies of hungarian prime minister, victor, or van anti immigrant policies. and during his visit, the pope also met with refugees, including some from ukraine. some 1000000 ukrainians have cross the border into hungry since the war began. refugees from ukraine were among the hundreds of people who crowded to meet pipe francis on his 2nd day in hungary. but the pontiff has used his trip to highlight the need for pace and praised hungarians, the taking in people fleeing the war at sybil. gomez. thank you. for the way you've welcome them, not only with generosity, but also with enthusiasm, so many refugees for me crying. younger refugees performed music during francis's visit to one church. and many of those gathered a grateful he's made the trip to hungary, menus, th

that's a journalist, patrick wyatt. well, authorities in russian occupied crimea say, a massive oil terminal fire was caused by a ukrainian drone attack. officials to buy moscow claim. the place in the port of silver stovall is now under control. keeps as there is no evidence, its force is behind the attack. the claims the fire was god's punishment for an earlier wave of russian airstrikes. well, that was russia's biggest air offensive in weeks, at least 25 civilians were killed in several cities. the 1st large scale air attacks on ukraine for almost 2 months prompted renewed calls by the ukrainian president for its western allies to supply more air defenses. listen shortly, our air force managed to shoot down most of the russian message, 21 out of 23, fired and says, no. the will handed proves once again that you can only stop terror with weaponry. air defenses, modern aviation, without which air defenses cannot be fully effective artillery and armored vehicles . one of the russian missiles that evaded ukraine's air de

i mean, when bill told liam, wyatt and me last night, we couldn't believe it.ean, the sacrifices that he and ridge made, for all of us. i mean, to pull a big sting like that off? >> brooke: we all knew bill was acting very strange, but we didn't know the reason behind it. >> hope: no. the stakes were huge. by the way, how is, uh, taylor taking all of this? i mean, i ask because it's great how close you two are now. >> brooke: she's good. yeah, it is great. it's amazing, really.

i won't wyatt due to artificial intelligence. and bethany will see us even tv present us. an in house economic experts might be cut. oh dear. well on that bombshell no favor . gonna finish the program. those are the chief economic officer professor dr. kylie's under chalet, fox. thank you very much for time. you folks. thanks a lot. thank you. well that's all this offer more on any of those stories that you just seen. do you feel free to check out our website, r. c dot com? my name is peter scott. me back in around about 30 minutes time at all today's top stories. mm hm. very chavez, canada hasn't been very good to indigenous women and girls who have been missing or found murdered because of structural racism, history, the cloning of history that canada has with indigenous people. i'm communities and it's so shameful history and a history that canada doesn't like to talk about not until just into those election in 2015 with it to boost colonization. finally shattered a being elected prime minister, the young head of state give a message to the 1st nations community working

as the ange tightened, yet for ob, wyatt, ah, the splendour and misery of the industrial revolution was experienced by this gentlemen, 1st hand and foot, retype freely, hang its textiles. entrepreneur, philosopher, revolutionary, and leader of the labor movement. bob smith white, the text here, germany, chinese. instead of english, for instance, your issue that design sankoh, their forks and coffee, kina this statue as a gift from the people's republic of china. a thing of an ortho blanco's is of great importance to the chinese duties. communist ideas become huck element, yet they come here in big groups to visit angle statues and take home a bit of this state's industrial culture. waco swore as an avi me for let's take a look at angles. house falls and some that are come on. lucas, you came by the grandfather's house where it's grew up, is now a museum. hey angus wrote the communist manifesto together with callmax. he's famous for that english found his 1st inspiration in the family's textile factory, which he later took over the english. i was a boss and entrepreneur himself and had m

a well damp and in the interior ads, pleasantly wyatt. and i really like that. thank the promised increase of performance with lower consumption and high efficiency is definitely the noticeable i would say in keeping with its reputation as a rely bullet save car. the new gen corolla also comes with a host of assistance systems, even in the entry level model, including latest intersection turn, assist, adapted, cruise control, and more of cause. the corolla is only available as a full hybrid and not as a pure combustion engine, for example. but that means as well, there's no purely electric version as well. and i thought like, why didn't they have the electric version of the cold? toyota told me they are not planning to bring out a fully electric version of the corolla yet because they don't see the need of it. they want to improve their full hybrids as them make it more efficient and more fun to drive for the customer. and i can understand that because they did a great job with the new 2 liter and the new 1.8 liter. and i think of course, not every way in the wo

it's about one me to 80 wyatt and 2 meters 10 long. okay. and the reason for that is because the whole family would sleep in there. so it would be the both the parents as well as the children was in order to preserve the heat. that's why you have the captain's and that's also wise built up because he wanted to catch the rising heat. that's why back then people usually climb into bed and today we usually fall into the in the theme painted across the bedroom walls is a playful one. it's still a phallic and fertility symbols. me me, me, me. one of the most visually attractive things are the 2 tapestry said hanging here. tapestries evolved in the 14th century or even earlier because you would put cloth up in order to make the room woman more comfortable in. so this is one of about 40 higher places in the car. so with about 80 rooms that means every 2nd room had a high place which was an extraordinary luxury time. yeah, i can imagine and it will hind iron a cost i in facts which heated up and once they were hot, you could pick them up with certai

well as cross alive now to journalist and analyst wyatt. read for his take white. always good to see you am a pity, under the circumstances they, they say killing of a war lager to they in st. petersburg, your initial reaction at to, to what we're learning about the attack. my initial reaction is that i am deeply saddened to hear of the death of a journalist, but i'm not terribly surprised. i think this is typical.

wyatt ross have one on the bottom of she. abortion was a turning point in my life. the script understood as it was an experienced that allowed me to regain my self determination and my body is at 2 am. i started to see myself completely differently as a woman. shortly afterwards justina visions, god gave up her job as a chemist and founded the abortion dream team. back at the hospital. impish jenna, bad about us. global is suing the doctors who were treating her sister in law isa. when she died in the hospital, he's a got an infection and had a fever of 40 degrees. oh mama. oh goodness, i'll de la glare. very angry at the doctors as we see and they didn't help isa rush cheap. they'd have nothing at all. which cost either her life richer dallas facility and they are still working here in this hospital if walked zulu, they were brief, he suspended, but now they are back and working. hes not done. it's like a mockery for us. it makes a mockery of our tragedy. payneham the snow shaped the good. but about us global is still waiting for an answer as to why the doctors beh

a well damp and in the interior ads, pleasantly wyatt. and i really like that. thank the promise increase of performance with lower consumption and high efficiency is definitely the noticeable i would say in keeping with its reputation as a reliable and safe car. the new gen corolla also comes with a host of assistance systems. even in the entry level model, including lane intersection turn, assist adaptive, cruise control, and more of cause. the corolla is only available as a full hybrid and not as a pure combustion engine, for example. but that means as well, there's no purely electric version as well. and i thought like, why didn't they have the electric version of the cold? toyota told me they are not planning to bring out a fully electric version of the corolla yet because they don't see the need of it. they want to improve their full hybrid system, make it more efficient, and more fun to drive for the customer. and i can understand that because they did a great job with the new 2 liter and the new 1.8 liter. and i think of course, not every way in the well

with a system to guarantee that we be paying the salaries of real afghans. journalist and analyst wyatt read fears that some of the funds sent to ukraine will end up in the hands of criminals and politicians. this is the greatest expenditure towards any single country that we've seen in a generation. really, since something like vietnam, you have to go back to, to bind in a scenario. this is just a ridiculous amount of money. $113000000000.00. it's almost an unfathomable sum. and as we know from this inspector general, plenty of that is not going where it's intended, but instead ending up in the hands of corrupt politicians in criminals. and another point that this inspector general touched on mentioning afghanistan again, is kind of a reference point where viewers will note there was quite a scandal in the run up to the united states withdrawal over the fact that a large portion of the salaries being paid out with us tax, their funds were going to what were called ghost soldiers. so this inspector general mr. stop, go. he pointed out, have you ever heard anybody thing quote, what's the

going to occupy territories without ukraine's consent, wyatt lates, ukrainian legislation, and those who participate in such actions will be held accountable by the law. a bad example of so called neutral journalism, a report from france, 24 from the positions of the invaders who are learning to kill ukrainians and a preparing for a new butcher. a french report with film the athens undisclosed location, some 30 kilometers away from the fighting. it showed soldiers conducting training exercises and contained through a short interviews. one of the speak stated the russian weapons a superior to those of the west and said that he's fighting for his country. another soldier expressed his readiness for a counter offensive while yet another russian serviceman underlines the difficulties of being away from his family and concerns for the future. from $24.00 half north, explain why it took down the report also reached out to the channel for comments. but we've received no response so far on the, on a, at don't back inside of the french outlet has, while ukraine, by failing to criticize russia

we heard from alice wyatt read, who says this is not the 1st case of journalist and allegedly working as a spy. there is a long tradition of spies using journalistic cover to infiltrate countries who their governments may be targeting. we know that there was actually a secret loophole that allowed the agency to use journalists under what it called extraordinary circumstances. if it had the specific approval of this ca, director, it is of course, very curious for the united states to make any of these kinds of allegations at all in terms of or any kind of comparisons or suggestions that this arrest is politically motivated. really this kind of moment that we're in, in terms of press freedom, it boils down to one journalist particular and that's wiki leaks. editor julian assigned back to africa as he got the president has praise. a country is robust ties with russia, particularly on defense issues. president of any law did russia for role in supporting africa, fight against colonialism and 2 countries have for a strong partnership that encompasses a range of areas including defense, ene

we heard from our list, wyatt read, who says, this is not the 1st case of journalist led to the working as a spy. there is a long tradition of spies using journalistic cover to infiltrate countries who there governments maybe targeting. we know that there was actually a secret loophole that allowed the agency to use journalists under what it called extraordinary circumstances. if it had the specific approval of the cia director, it is of course, very curious for the united states to make any of these kinds of allegations at all in terms of or any kind of comparisons or suggestions that this arrest is politically motivated. really this kind of a moment that we're in, in terms of press freedom, it boils down to one journalist particular and that's with you leaks editor julie, and assign. with our senior said in diplomat, tony kevin says it's more dangerous to be washington friend. that is enemy, he made those comments in an interview with the host of growing underground options and see about us influence on of serious defense policies. head over to r t dot com, to watch the full episode,

colleagues in terms of responsibility on who carried all at the time just in the last few moments, wyatt at here was quick to distance itself from the attack with the president's office denying any involvement. what do you make of i think that's exactly what they would say at given the circumstances. we know they appeared to take credit for the assassination of daria deanna and the aftermath of that terror attack. and were very publicly rebuked by the united states government for doing so . i think this reflects the newfound sort of prominent. so suppose it russian lead groups that, that are there going to pin the blame on for this kind of attack. i think they want to probably portray this as though it's somehow independent of although very clearly, i think at this point my, my very strong suspicion is that they were behind this 100 percent. your so your senses then this was either carried out or given the, the thumbs up as it were, by the, by the key government itself. not perhaps a, i don't know, some kind of of other regimented grouping that would want to kill him. but you're saying t

please allow me to am, contribute to the question that you had asked doctor wyatt on without a mental it is a parity. i don't agree. honestly speaking, we only see the government doing things during these special days like suicide prevention day, and mental health gay. and then even when we go to these hospitals, that the claim help people with them inter health. there's a lot of stigma you'll find that i go in there with a mental health problem and the doctor is actually going to 20 me and laugh at me. and there's also no protection. the police also, you know, make fun of people with mental health issues. and where do you report that to nobody takes etc, etc. so definitely not a prayer to latter. would you agree on that? i do agree with mama and also i don't think that the claim that we need to raise awareness. ease is a lie because is no need for you to raise awareness when you don't have the facilities. are the hospitals and trained a people to, to work on the, on, on, on the problem. what i think is because if you raise awareness, you're raising the demand. so larger is the demand

tries from tom wyatt, jack nowell and 0lly woodburn gave exeter a 21—point lead at half—time...saracens who play tomorrow. earlier toulouse crushed south africa's sharks with a 54—20 victory. sharks managed to stay in the game until late in the second half, when four tries in 11 minutes — including this sublime weaving run from romain ntamack — gave the french side an emphatic win. they will play leinster in the semifinal at the end of the month. cardiff blues were beaten by bennetton in the challenge cup — missing the chance to join the scarlets in the last four. the italians winning 27—23. toulon got the better of lyon, and later glasgow warriors face south african side lions. england white ball captain jos buttler top scored as rajasthan royals beat the delhi capitals by 57 runs in the indian premier league. buttler hit 79 and was assisted by 60 from yashavsi jaiswal as the royals finished their innings on 199 forfour. delhi captain david warner made 60, but his side fell short on 142 for nine. rajasthan have two wins from three, while delhi are still searching for their firs

only when a certain former president came along he decided to treat one criminal defendant as wyatt earp he has not had that posture toward anyone else. he came to the city council, to my body, a month ago, saying he had no money to prosecute people in manhattan. he said he dismissed 1800 defendants because he had no money to prosecute cases that he should do as manhattan da. >> ashley: he found the money somewhere, who knows. it is true, looks like he is going through a ring of fire to avoid congress, answer any questions, have anybody talk. this is not a good look for him or his office and how it operates. what do you think? >> joe: no, for example, those 1800 cases are 1800 cases with real people, real victims robbed, burglarized, etcetera, victims who have perpetrators gone unpunished. that means they are not getting the full services of a prosecutor. we have had progressive prosecutors in new york, while we're a democratic city, that is the way it is. he is the first to issue a memo on paper saying i'm not going to prosecute certain cases as a approximately, different from every pro