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The hospital, so you can see these deputies know each other. they work together. how this happened, they were doing police-related activity. it was off site, though, it was 2:15 this morning. it was in houston, it was the 45 north bar and lounge, and they heard that there was a robbery in progress, according to the constable for the houston precinct 4. and so the two deputies went out to the parking lot. they got the person on the ground, the person they believe that had committed this robbery, ...

Researcher. obviously this administration is very focused on turning the coroner this pandemic. did we learn anything in that presser? >> i think this is the president providing an update after he had gotten a briefing with his team earlier this morning, but we should note that it does come as some polls have shown that as weve seen the economy has really struggled to overcome the pandemic and youve seen the numbers lately. some americans have lost faith about what the president is saying about ...

>> lower gasoline prices. >> president biden ignoring reporter questions for the second time this weekend the administration grapples with supply-chain nightmare. todd: joe concha joins us now. this is another presser with no questions. has unscripted joe been killed off by this white house? >> it appears so and the president addressing a huge supply chain crisis, scripted remarks without taking a question again. i dont understand how his handlers dont see the optics look cowardly and they wont ...

A midtown shooting on Tuesday that left one man dead almost claimed another unsuspecting victim.

Steve: oy. ainsley: do you remember the drug stores pepsi was invented in the drugstore. we used to go with my grandparents to campbells drugstore. in the back everyone had an account you charged it got your drugs go to the front and there was like soda machines and the counter. brian: that was in a different era. my goodness. ainsley: so wonderful. brian: are you 115? ainsley: we would get pimento cheese sandwiched. steve: duke? [ ainsley: my brother liked the ham and cheese at&t and put it in ...

Expeditious manner. i would have to believe thats what has taken place. now again, without being redundant, they are scrubbing that high school. they are trying to determine if the shooter is actually down or if there are other shooters that are involved. the students at some stage or another, as youve said, will meet up with their parents at a specific location. that is all being processed by the first responders there, and as ive said, at any moment now i would expect that there will be some k...

And i mean it was a presser as big as this table. so there were many women in there who had been there for many years. a long, long time. some of them women were in from their young years and died in it. theres a lasting legacy of trauma. survivors hope the inquiry will expose wrongdoing and bring healing. women was ashamed. shouldnt have been ashamed. chris page with that report. the boss of facebook, mark zuckerberg, has apologised after the companys services, including whatsapp and instagram,...

She recently had a headstone put up to mark her siblings 50th birthday. finally, he had his name emblazoned in marble. thats what he always should have had. ultimately, its the bravery of survivors whove broken the stigma by speaking out that has led to this inquiry. they want answers and accountability for what happened in these institutions, and for the suffering of women and their children. one of the many issues to be examined as the unpaid and exhausting labour in these institutions, magdal...

And women who were involuntarily detained, stripped of their identities, forced to work constantly, not paid wages. unpaid labour was particularly exhausting in these institutions — magdalene laundries. there were four in northern ireland — over 3,000 women spent time in one. caroline was sent to a laundry in londonderry during her early teens. it was very frightening. very steamy, very warm. the constant machines, you could hear the machines always going, you know, at a very young age. and ...

At a very young age, one of the women taught me how to use a big presser. and, i mean, it was a presser as big as this table. there were many women in there who had been there for many years? a long, long time. some of the women were in there from when they were young girls and died in it. theres a lasting legacy of trauma. survivors hope the inquiry will expose wrongdoing and bring healing. women was ashamed. they shouldnt have been ashamed. the headlines on bbc news: under government orders, a...