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Centre for some time. and then, of course, you were given asylum. you settled in london, you studied. i mean, its remarkable to think about it, but without any real access to the formal paths of education, you found a night school, you studied hard, you got extraordinary exam results, ended up at cambridge university and you were taken, accepted onto a medicine course, which is extremely hard to do for any kid in the united kingdom, let alone somebody with your background. how much do you think ...

Theyre not penetrators themselves. give them abrams tanks which will release the germans to give them a huge amount of leopard tanks. the appear rams tanks are challenging. give them some. the germans will follow the americans lead and they need long-range missiles. they go 190 miles. let them take down the bases that are supporting the russians inside of crimea. thats ukraine territory. advance drones as well. if they are going to have a successful offensive campaign to defeat the russians this...

Reported by "the atlanta journal-constitution." blayne alexander joins me now by phone. good morning. what do we know? >> we know that after eight months, more than eight months of work, this special purpose grand jury has been dissolved. they wrote a report and submitted it. its been approved by a panel of judges and now its going to the next phase which means that report is officially going to go into the hands of the district attorney here in fulton county to determine the next steps. i think...

Do have mental difficulties. in fact, there came a point where it seems to me from reading your own account that you were very close to a breakdown. i had a breakdown, absolutely. so for me, i had one chance to when i came to the uk, the way i saw it, that i was in a safe country. i was given compassion by the british government, by the british people, and i saw kindness from so many people. somebody allowed me to sleep on a sofa. this man gave me my first job on edgware road, which allowed me t...

Astonishing courage, resilience, strength, determination to carry on living however little time remained of their life. and so i actually found it the opposite of depressing. i found it incredibly uplifting, because there is something about deaths proximity, that sort of shadow leaning over your shoulder, that concentrates the mind. it forces you to think, "what do i really care about? my time is limited, its coming to an end." and thats when i think people rise so often to their best selves, an...

Through. >> help me with that. the patriots and -- the >> the individual systems themselves should not be overstated. theyre gonna have an impact. the himars have allowed ukraine to start these targets and disrupt russias logistics. its normal operations. by itself, it is less meaningful than the wealth of equipment that is coming in in aggregate. more needs to come in. i think i mentioned before, we did on camera, the two prominent russian analysts, former secretary of state and former secretar...

Federal collaboration at this point or between you and other state police or what additional resources are you depending on at this time? >> we have been working with the federal partners and at this point this morning we have detectives from cohasset police along with troopers from massachusetts, state police in route to washington dc to interview some people and chase down some leads in dc and work alongside washington metropolitan police. she does have connections to the dc area. emily: and, ...

Disease and try to reduce the amount of cognitive decline. and so it offers this novel therapy. there is a lot of po fence for it. but i think there is still a number of unanswered questions, including about side effects. specifically, there are some side effects that seem to be associated with this drug, brain swelling, brain bleeding. the question is, are we able to identify which patients will be eligible for it and which patients for whom the benefits outweigh the risk. another unanswered qu...

And whether theres any part of him sitting in that detention centre right now under the conditions youve described, that sort of regrets his determination to go back. he definitely does not regret his determination to be in russia and to fight the regime, because to him silence means complicity. and that he would never do it. its something that my husband is incapable of. he is, of course, concerned about, you know — funny — he is the one in prison, he is the one facing up to 2a years for tr...

Of that information to the moscow police department and then theyll make a determination whether they want to release any of that information. but i think that all of the families are taking a look now that theres a face and a name, to see if there was any connection. neil: and so far to your point, weve not heard that among the other three or the authorities might know and venturing a guess. and they do have kohberger obviously behind bars now and im just wondering, as a family attorney, this i...