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as they tried to apprehend him. the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, is in south african for talks with his counterpart, naledi pandor. shes refused to criticise the invasion of ukraine, saying her administration wants to stay neutral. thousands of ambulance staff across england and wales are on strike again today. paramedics, control room staff and support workers from three unions are taking part. a bbc investigation into extreme dog breeding reveals links to organised crime,...

Not seem to be in keeping with what speaker nancy pelosi has said should be the tone when it comes to impeachment, that it should be done with regret and prayerful and respectful and solemn and that seems to be something else. >> yeah, look, i have a lot of respect for maxine waters and shes a very passionate person and has felt very strongly for a long time that the president has broken the law. and so you see those -- you see that in her words. i think a lot of americans have been very upset a...

By foreign government. the corporation is not identified, neither is the government and we dont know what information is being sought but one of the reasons the supreme court may have taken this is the subpoena makes it clear they are seeking information for actions taken by this for incorporation outside the united states. mueller said these actions had an effect inside the us but basically this foreign entity, foreign government is saying we have sovereign immunity. we are immune from domestic...

Move onto the next and whats the legacy of this back and forth between republicans and democrats on the house intelligence committee going to be? >> its ludicrous this chapter had to open in the first place. going into the fisa process, taking a fisa application, which is secret for a reason, it just damages the national security of the united states. that the democrats had to come out and rebut that by showing even more information, shows you that the way the republicans went after this was des...

A forest. these chairs are each unique and they werent built by a carpenter they grew up in a forest in the austrian state of styria. they have a this is the worlds first ever growing rocking chair he said ive never met anyone whos grown a rocking chair and. its one of a kind. in the cot death of aches to be theyve been growing for around twelve years and itll need another two years before its finally ready. because its been hard schmidt came up with the idea of growing these unusual tree creati...

You never know, eric. youve got to be in the right place at the right time. >> eric: you know why the rhino bit the ladys finger off? the zoo charged 60 bucks. the rhino is mad. you get 60 bucks, i get a peanut? you kidding me? >> gretchen: i think youre giving the rhino more power in the brain power. lets go outside. i think peter is out there. >> peter: thank you very much. were here to talk about something that people know a lot about, especially if you have kids. synthetic turf. im happy, wi...

>> to be honest with you, i have a bad memory anyway. when they asked me the address, i dont know why i always say mine is 1960 and its 1950. i dont know why. the streets, those streets, i cant even remember the names now. but i know that they changed. when it branches right, its a different name. >> one of the issues that i have to clarify --

And he knew his business very well. bill: he was so active in this organization, he with us not to guy walk into retirement, right? >> that right, sir. what the government has been telling us for the past decade. he was isolated and unable to communicate was obviously wrong. we are going to have to rethink how cohesive al qaeda is with it branches overseas. bill: danielle says how do they know the dna to bin laden is a match. where would they get the original dna to compare? >> my hunch is he ha...