but i think at the moment, that's all they're able to do to express anger rather than change them, because tonight's decision means that the reforms probably will go through and french people in the future will have to work to an older age. gunfire and explosions have been heard in the sudan capital khartoum as the sudanese army clash with paramilitary forces. witnesses report the fighting is close to the headquaters of the army in the centre of the city. smoke was seen rising from khartoum airport and there are reports of clashes near the presidential palace. the two sides are in dispute over who governs the country. sudan has been run by the military since a coup in october 2021. international leaders have urged the two sides to return to talks aimed at returning the country to civilian rule. merseyside police say a woman has been arrested ahead of the grand national at aintree racecourse. in a statement they said she was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause public nuisance in connection with potential co—ordinated
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they were, but as they stepped outside, headquaters called. one of the sergeants called. >> he was saying who the homeowners to the location were. she had mentioned doctor brumback at creighton university from the pathology department. now we have a second victim from the same office, and the same specific pathology training program that we had in the 2008 case. >> doctor brumback would've been a colleague of doctor hunter. >> yes. no question they would've known each other. >> no question. >> it had been more than five years since the killings in dundee, but the creighton connection was lost on no one. least of all the families of the 2008 victims. shirlee sherman and tom hunter. >> he was headed to the pathology department doctor brumback. >> i recognize that name right away. the fact that it was another pathologists from creighton, killed with a knife, i automatically assumed it was related. >> roger brumback wasn't any pathologists.
nine bullets remaining seem to be part of that. >> when you make of the gun marks in the doorway? >> it shows that there had been a struggle for the gun. why would the magazine be ejected from the gun? that shouldn't happen in the course of normal firing of a handgun. it made sense if you are struggling over that gun. >> this is not a faulty gun? it's a violent fight over the gun. the victims looked like they had been dead for a day or two. defective still didn't know who they were, but as they stepped outside, headquaters called. one of the sergeants called. >> he was saying who the homeowners to the location were. she had mentioned doctor brumback at creighton university from the pathology department. now we have a second victim from the same office, and the same specific pathology training program that we had in the 2008 case. >> doctor brumback would've been a colleague of doctor hunter.
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Rick Sorrells, former DCS superintendent forced to retire in 2017 amidst questions about the finances at DCS. In April 2018, Sorrells pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud and admitted to receiving more than $3 million in bribes and kickbacks in exchange for entering into contracts for $70 million in school bus camera equipment. He's expected to be sentenced in August.
Larry Duncan, former president of the DCS Board and a former Dallas City Council member. He stepped down from his position as president of board for Dallas County Schools on May 17, 2017 amid ongoing investigations into a multi-million budget gap, the agency's controversial stop-arm camera program and a sale-leaseback land deal that will cost taxpayers millions.
want their children to be happy. >> for the past year george h.w. bush has been caught up in the storm of a huge political scandal. >> five men were arrested saturday trying to install eves dropping. one of them has an office in the headquaters for the committee of the office of the president. >> this is the watergate burglars. this is the beginning of the watergate scandal. they are revealed to have been spying on the democratic party. suspicion of complicity begins to fall on president nixon himself. >> he thinks the best of people and can't imagine the president of the united states being involved in espionage.
entirely positive. it goes back to when he was in charge of the field office and later on when he went to the headquaters and ultimately as the deputy director. he and i appeared together as witnesses in the seemingly endless hearings about benghazi and i found him to be credible, professional, dedicated, and level headed and honest. >> and lastly, a friend of the president's who was there this weekend is hearing there's a general disappointment with the president with dan coates and maybe there needs to be a change of leadership there. what kind of an impact would that have if coates were to, in fact, leave? this has been simmering for a long time based on a number of things the president said about coates. >> as far as the impact on the intelligence community, i think it would be pretty devastating. dan coates is regarded as an honorable man that has right
entirely positive. it goes back to when he was in charge of the field office and later on when he went to the headquaters and ultimately as the deputy director. he and i appeared together as witnesses in the seemingly endless hearings about benghazi and i found him to be credible, professional, dedicated, and level headed and honest. >> and lastly, a friend of the president's who there this weekend is hearing there's a general disappointment with the president with dan coates and maybe there needs to be a change of leadership there. what kind of an impact would that have if coates were to, in fact, leave? this has been simmering for a long time based on a number of things the president said about coates. >> as far as the impact on the intelligence community, i think it would be pretty devastating. dan coates is regarded as an