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Hear on a previous occasion she was walking her dog toby when she was attacked. he led the reconstruction within actor to help tracejulias last moments. the investigation was vast and complex. for days teams of officers search field and willed woodlands it was in the woodlands behind me werejulia woodlands it was in the woodlands behind me were julia james woodlands it was in the woodlands behind me werejulia james is body was discovered, without cctv it was her smartwatch with a wealth of infor...

Officials here in alabama are assisting in this search, and in fact the sheriff told us today at the press conference that the authorities at the us canada border as well as the us mexico border have also been notified of this search. have we had any explanation as to why the prison guard is seen as potentially a suspect rather than an innocent victim of a man trying to escape? innocent victim of a man trying to esca e? ~ . . , innocent victim of a man trying to escae? . ., i, , innocent victim ...

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Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war. jayne mccubbin has been to visit the people of one scottish village that have made it their mission to take in as many of the displaced as they can. there is kindness here in the scottish highlanders. theres so many peeple _ scottish highlanders. theres so many people out - scottish highlanders. theres so many people out there - so many people out there want to help, have opened up their homes. ,, ~ to help, have opened up their homes. ,, ~ ., homes. shelter, ...

Last two weeks we are not able to talk to them. on day four they were already in the basement for four days under constant shelling. they live very massive block of flats. so we our really worried we may not see them again. we our really worried we may not see them again-— them again. when you heard from them, i understand _ them again. when you heard from them, i understand it _ them again. when you heard from them, i understand it was - them again. when you heard from them, i understand it w...

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Is a real danger to life still? yes, this is a danger— is a real danger to life still? yes, this is a danger that _ is a real danger to life still? yes, this is a danger that is _ is a real danger to life still? 1&1: this is a danger that is going to continue for days, possibly even weeks when we think about restoring power to close to a million people, when we think about all the trees that are down, about the sewage issues, the power issues, the roads that are impassable. there is so much wo...

All around afghanistan that shows what is going on. people are complaining about the taliban and they dont have the platform to report. how can they do it because they are faced with censorship, not able to show the reality. you they are faced with censorship, not able to show the reality.— able to show the reality. you got out on friday. — able to show the reality. you got out on friday, a _ able to show the reality. you got out on friday, a day _ able to show the reality. you got out on fr...

Them with air, put them under my arms. once i did that i realize ed i was good to go. >> reporter: then he was in grave peril. the greatest risk to someone stranded in open water, dehydration, sunburn and exposure to salt water. the water aldridge was in 73 degrees, putting him at risk for hypothermia. humans typically survive no more than 31 hours in water that temperature. after 12 hours at sea, all aldridge was air lifted to a hospital, treased. >> so happy you are home. >> reporter: home, su...

Have a preexisting condition. those are the things people like. if the court strikes down all or part of obama care what is the challenge for republicans? how do they show that they are part of the solution to the issues that kirsten raises and not part of the problem? >> the cost of healthcare has always been a dangerous topic for republicans. and i remember in 2004 that we were always prepared to have something constructive to say because that is the piece of this debate that everybody ca e ca...