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Thought, that the evans police officers didnt take toms clothes or bag his hands for gunshot residue. >> he still had evidence on him and he needed to be preserved. he needed to be controlled. >> he needed to be processed. >> clothing removed, everything. >> reporter: thats not what happened. not at all. and soon after ashley was rushed off to the e.r., tom got in the back of a squad car and was driven away but surprisingly not to the hospital. >> coming up, tom tells his story. >> i heard her g...

>> a daring dog rescue captured on camera in upstate new york. police body cam video shows the moment officers responded to a report of a dog in a creek. patrolman james rakowski spotted the canine in the water clinging to a tree. he made his way through waist-deep, frigid water, and was able to lift the dog with assisting officers and animal control. the boxer was taken to a vet clinic for a checkup and was then reunited with owners. great to see you that. >> yeah, im sure theyre extremely grat...

She likes to explore. we begin at the location of one of the countrys most impressive historical sites. oh, wow! they look almost like paintings! actually, its a petroglyphs of the bronze age, which is 3,500 years old. and these cliffs are covered with petroglyphs, right? this isnt the only site? yeah, exactly. there are many sites. its many sites. its about 5000 carvings here. wow. it was discovered in 1957 by archaeologist maksimova and its more than 5,000 carvings on the rocks in this area. a...

..and im here to explore how they are now combining both ancient and modern ways to stay in touch with their wild side. woo! this is a lot of fun! ive arrived in kazakhstan‘s biggest city of almaty. once, back when the country was still part of the ussr, and long before that, it was the capital city. now things have changed here. back in 1991, it was the last soviet republic to declare independence, ten days before the collapse of the union. since then, it has been under

The basket‘s almost full. so i think were probably getting near the end. weve caught a lot of fish. and besides the amount, theyre big fish. myself, being a traveller, connecting with people is always very special. here you can tell that theres a lot ofjoy in the job this morning. its not my normal life, being out here covered in fish scales in a boat but for them, it is, and you can tell that they absolutely love it, especially when they can bring in a haul like this. i wanted to see how kaza...

Glass bridge unlike me, they have the thousands of visitors that will come here will not be too scared to look down. 300 metres through the worlds highest glass walkway. each panel of the walkway has three layers of toughened glass, held together by glue. well, the president has given me a hammer and said even if i can get through all three layers of glass i will not fall through. here goes. it was absolutely incredible, stunning, i mean, those pictures look stunning and it was a stunning part o...

As you walk around the site, its amazing how many carvings you see here. this here is the club? yeah. karla tells me its thought they believed the more animals they carved into the rocks, the more animals they would successfully hunt. it adds so much to the experience here today, being able to come just in touching distance of things that are so old. im used to multiple layers of security, men standing there, making sure that you dont breathe on art like this. but being able to see every little ...

Feels. another cold day, the showers widespread across eastern scotland, is to england, pushing into midlands and wales and south—west england with time. they perhaps merged together to give longer spells of rain across parts of kent. it will feel cold again, temperatures between four and six celsius. into the week ahead, it is going to stay on the cold side. continue to see this high pressure across scandinavia steering in the north—easterly wind, steering and further showers around as well...

Wow, they look almost like paintings! actually, theyre petroglyphs of the bronze age which are 3500 years old. and these cliffs are covered with petroglyphs, right? this isnt the only site, there are many sites. there are many sites. there are about 5000 carvings here. wow. it was discovered in 1957 by archaeologist maximova. and its more than 5000 carvings on the rocks in this area. and this is the central part which is very significant and very important at that date, because people were speak...

Cold est well. temperatures down to —7 in the coldest spots. edinburgh is —5. a day to day of sunshine and showers, the showers have some snow in them, particularly for northern scotland and across north—east england. the snow showers pushed outwards across other parts of northern england later on today. perhaps mostly to men towards the east coast itself come the afternoon. biden up across south—east england and northern ireland but the cloud and showers moving from wales into south—w...