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To 200 times a day. in tennessee its no different. here we had a pole camera that captured what occurred on the ground level. in addition to that, we had officers that wore body cameras so you would think it would be blatantly obvious that what you do will be captured, however, officers in this case i believe were impervious to the fact that there was oversight and it was just them doing what they felt was appropriate at that time, which is highly excessive and it begs the question of, who was s...

>> ever has a plan until you get punched in the face. >> there you go. >> he has a plan until the 40 members of the michigan legislator write a letter. >> this movement about desantis is really important moment in the republican politics, because you do see people on the ground level of the gop who do have something to lose from really taking off the base, feeling like its actually safe to go there and say we want some buddy other than donald trump. but desantis has become kind of the safe space...

You do see people at the ground level of the gop that do have something to lose. ron has become the safe space for those people to go to. you do not see people going out on a limb for a mike pompeo. the other side of the coin is the fact that you have this movement to get past trump, coalescing around a guy that has not said he is running and he is not doing the stuff you would typically do if you were going to run. go around the country, try the media, etc. he has a tremendous opportunity to ge...

Expect? you should be, like, thankful they are not firing live ammo. >> we want trump! we want trump! we want trump! >> at this point a lot of us that were sitting up top that were considered soft because with we were just in normal gear, we made a decision were going down there. i get to the ground level and i am looking and now i am seeing everything at ground level and i freeze for a second. it was in the hand, whatever you can find, combat. >> this is now a riot. >> 13:49 hours, declaring it...

Fired u.s. supplied guided rockets on a building which was housing russian forces. scott mcclain is live in kyiv with more. scott? >> reporter: hey, kate, well, russia has said very little beyond acknowledging 63 of its soldiers were killed while russians though are casting doubt on the official numbers. if you look at new satellite pictures you can see why. this vocational school that they were being housed at has been owe split rated. new pictures we have from the ground level show that it is ...

>> you guys need another shot. you need another shot, guys. ill do one more. >> do another shot for us, yes. >> well, were drink ing dream, something so perfect, why not enjoy it? why not? >> how much does a bottle of that cost, can we ask? >> yeah, how much does that cost? >> $99, crystalino is the conversation that only some know about. i say lets introduce it at our entry level and get people that taste of high high level premium on the ground level. it became our an anejo. people are loving ...

I will say, has not fallen, but the problem now is we have 5—15 centimetres on ground and with blowing snow the wind is gusting to around 80 kilometres per hour right now, it is picking up, as you can hear, it is picking up all of the snow, it is blowing it about, so it is making me and frosty quite uncomfortable. it is dangerous out. it is brave of frosty to go out as well. lots of travel disruption, unsurprisingly, is christmas going to be cancelled for lots of people? its a good question, r...

With 50-mile-per-hour winds there? >> reporter: its hard to tell, sraeur ra. sara. it makes snow removal a little more complicated. at ground level, to answer your question, it is impossible to know if this is just fresh snow thats falling or this is whats going kicked up. measuring the snow is going to be very hard because where do you measure it? it gets kicked around. and also all the vehicles. the hundreds of vehicles still stranded. it is nearly impossible to pull the vehicles out. as soon ...

In the sand and, lo and behold, this is what they saw. i mean, look at it — incredible, absolutely astonishing. and when the archaeologists did come here, they didntjust find his remains. they found ornaments, jewellery, paintings, bits of chariots, trumpets, perfume, and even wine. tutankhamun wasnt the most influential or best known of the pharaohs, and his tomb isnt the biggest or the most spectacular, but the find was a sensation in 1922 and made headlines around the world. now, then, this...

And there are more details on that strike and the other sectors affected by industrial action in the coming days including the rail network on our website or, of course, on the bbc news app where there is also a calendar of what walkouts are taking place on what dates. i will be back with a full bulletin at three oclock. now the travel show. this week on the show — a centenary fit for a pharaoh. this is very exciting, because ive been given permission to actually go down these steps to ground ...