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This case is about carmen. This case is about nick. Thats all for this edition of dateline. Im natalie morales, thank you for watching. Good morning on this sunday morning. Im Frances Rivera at msnbc world quarters. Its 6 00 in the east, 3 00 out west. Heres whats happening. The impeachment battle intensifies. The latest on the timeline an the strike that vi for both sides. Plus, the new effort to unmask the whistleblower. A political pressure on the other side to delay and stone wall as long as...

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There were audible groans last night when rishi sunak was talking about the figures and the waiting lists coming down and blaming covid and blaming the strikes are not taking responsibility for it. we have all begun to take for granted that we are not going to be able to see a doctor quickly or at all an are not going to be able to see a doctor quickly or at all— are not going to be able to see a doctor quickly or at all on the nhs then it is going — doctor quickly or at all on the nhs then ...

Not least here at bbc news. once the manifestos are published, our website will have summaries of them and links if you want to read them in full. thanks very much indeed to all of you whove sent questions. do keep them coming. you can reach us on the bbc news app or via bbc.co.uk/news ros atkins. lets take a look at tomorrows newspapers. the telegraph pictures on the cursor summer, saying he was on the ropes over tax in his debate with rishi sunak, meanwhile, the member relegates the debate to ...

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And at the end of the day, i feel drained. - when does it get quiet? - i do meditation in the morning. - thats 20 minutes. when does it get quiet? - playing tennis helps make it quiet. it forces you to be in the moment. it forces you to-- - right. but theres no force for those other 24 hours. - i know. - where is that force inside you? id like you to find that force. get the hell back there. - oh, ok. [upbeat music] - trying too hard. high expectations. - [groans] - whered you go? - shopping lis...

- no, ill be fine. - you have something down there, though, right? - no, ill be fine. - i dont want to accidentally hit you in your thai family jewels. - ok. here we go. go ahead. - ok. what am i doing? - hit me with your right. - [grunting] harder, harder. come on. - you dont have any pads on! - come on! - youre a lunatic! its like hitting a tree. - yeah. come on. - [grunting] - yeah, go. come on. - gotcha! ahh! - faster. come on. faster. - [grunting] oh, my god. ding, ding. - kick! come on, ki...

- [groans] that didnt look awkward, did it? - no. - ok. were chilling here? - yeah, yeah. - all right. [exhales] so how did you end up here in chiang mai? - i grew up in a broken home. about 16 years old, i left the house. after that, i decided to join the marines. - mm-hmm. - once 9/11 hit, i was the first wave in. - so you were in active combat? - iraq, yeah. yeah. you know, i came back with ptsd. i came back with issues. i had a lot of nightmares, you know, flashbacks. i got into a lot of tro...

Thats it. ♪ ♪♪ - yes. - what are you laughing at? - [laughs] - come on now. im pretty badass. you gotta admit it. [groans] - push it. push it down. uh-huh. - i have a big melon. - [laughs] [bell dinging] - go on, go on. - ok. what if i just go like that? she cant hit me. oh! - yes. get close. - oh, she got me. - get close, go. get close, go. - im already exhausted. - no. no, go on, go on. - can i throw up in this helmet? well, i guess it will come... - go on. - right out the bottom. how is...