Into a ditch, she had pulled the trigger and killed herself, they believe. they re not entirely sure that s the entire story. casey white was taken to the hospital, he was booked into the sheriff s office here. overnight. now the question is whether or not he had anything to do with her death. if he did, says the sheriff here, there is an automatic going on with regard to vicky white right now. if he did have anything to do with her death, he may be charged here. if not, it may he may just face an extradition hearing, and then head over back to alabama at some point. look, all of this started and was very, very well rehearsed by both individuals, it seems. vicky white prior to breaking him out of jail, you know, sold her house at a great loss, bought cars, bought men s clothing, went on to an adult toy store, all of that before, and then on the 29th of april,s
It s friday, the 29th of april. our main story. president zelensky has accused russia of trying to humiliate the united nations, by launching a missile strike on the capital kyiv during a visit by the organisation s secretary general. antonio guterres was visiting the city to hold talks with the president, and criticised the un security councilforfailing to prevent or stop the war. gareth barlow reports. missile strikes in the centre of kiev, the first for two weeks. two russian rockets strike a 25 storey building, close to where the head of the un was staying during a visit to the country. several people were left injured by the attack. i was shocked to be informed that two rockets had exploded in the city where i am. so this is a dramatic war, and we absolutely need to end this war, and we absolutely need to have a solution for this war. the missile struckjust hours after the un secretary general
Happens when we flush. a frustrating night for the british clubs, trying to reach the final, of the europa league. rangers were undone by a late wonder strike, away in germany in their semi final first leg, while west ham face an even harder task now after losing at home. and the blossom may be looking great and fresh at the moment but the gardens are looking dry. the dry speu gardens are looking dry. the dry spell continues for many. we have hints and tips about how to keep the flowers going. also maybe some rain in a forecast this weekend. it is all coming up in breakfast. it s friday, the 29th of april. our main story. president zelensky has accused russia of trying to humiliate the united nations, by launching a missile strike on the capital kyiv during a visit by the organisation s secretary general. antonio guterres was visiting the city to hold talks with the president, and criticised the un security council for failing to prevent or stop the war. gareth barlow reports. missile strikes in the centre of kyiv, the first for two weeks. two russian rockets strike a 25 storey building, close to where the head of the un was staying during a
For the rest of the week. look at that brightness, and that sunshine. those temperatures could get up to around 19 degrees as we head into the middle of the week. those temperatures well above average for this time of year. in the past half hour, my colleagues on bbc radio london have launched the first make a difference awards . it comes two years after bbc local radio started the popular make a difference slot during the pandemic to put people who were able to offer help in touch with those who needed it. for a full list of categories and details of how to nominate someone, go to bbc.co.uk/makeadifference, where you can also see full terms and a privacy notice. nominations are now open and will close on the 29th of april at 11:00pm. i m back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. let s bring you up to date with everything that has been
Have launched the first make a difference awards. it comes two years after bbc local radio started the popular make a difference slot during the pandemic to put people who were able to offer help in touch with those who needed it. for a full list of categories and details of how to nominate someone, go to bbc.co.uk/makeadifference, where you can also see full terms and a privacy notice. nominations are now open and will close on the 29th of april at 11.00pm. i m back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today the battle for mariupol ukraine vows to keep fighting for the city after rejecting a russian ultimatum to surrender on the ground, a humanitarian crisis is unfolding hundreds of thousands are trapped with little food or water. in kyiv, shelling in a residential and shopping area leaves at least six people dead.
Fall of saigon and to remain there for the communist takeover in 1975. a lot of comparisons are being made today. are they fair? ana, of course, in one respect, the enormous differences, the whole context of the war, but to compare the last 24 hours in afghanistan and the last 24 hours that i witnessed between the 29th of april and the 30th of april, 1975, actually, kabul has been worse. and i say that because i want to address, for a moment, the whole question of those who have been left behind. back in 1975, it was precarious. it was chaotic. it was disorganized. but the americans were able to extract 5,500 vietnamese within a space of 18 hours. overall, 26,000 people who were very much part of the american effort in vietnam were rescued.
How does the secretary of state plan to clear the backlog and fill the 40,000 nursing and 112,000 care worker vacancies if this government continues saying no, to the pay rise nhs heroes like brendan s dad deserved? i nhs heroes like brendan s dad deserved? ., nhs heroes like brendan s dad deserved? deserved? i agree with the honourable deserved? i agree with the honourable lady. deserved? i agree with the honourable lady. workers l deserved? i agree with the l honourable lady. workers in deserved? i agree with the i honourable lady. workers in the deserved? i agree with the honourable lady. workers in the nhs, no matter what their role, they have been heroes of this crisis, as have co workers. i think we agree on that. and making sure that is recognised is also requires us to make sure they are paid properly and she is a right to link this to the backlog and huge amount of work that lies ahead. i hope she will bear with me and, in due course, we will set out our response to the pay review recommendations. i set out our response to the pay review recommendations. i welcome my riaht review recommendations. i welcome my right honourable review recommendations. i welcome my right honourable friend s review recommendations. i welcome my right honourable friend s statement. - right honourable friend s statement. he will know that on the 29th of april, a pilot scheme to test and release people was introduced to avoid any disruption of people who
Is a central figure in this effort. attorney general barr appears to be involved as well. this effort meaning this effort to get ukraine involved, to put pressure on u.s. officials dealing with ukraine, why do we know this? because yovanovitch in the testimony said in retrospect, the character saiks seeization e character. at the time we weren t seeing all the pieces. remember, this is a woman who lost her job according to her and the whistleblower because of pressure from rudy giuliani to get her out of there because she was interfering with some kind of deal they were trying to strike. so she has confirmed that part of it. and to what you were just saying, the whistleblower complaint also focused in on the reasons why ambassador yovanovitch was abruptly removed and obviously yovanovitch was asked about that. what did she tell lawmakers? another part of the whistleblower s statement, the whistleblower said on or about the 29th of april, i learned
Counterpuncher. that s what his defenders, that s how they frame it. but keeping them honest, nothing the president hits back with in this case, if that s what he s doing, has the weight of truth behind it. just the opposite. his suggestion that admiral mcraven s special operators were responsible for locating bin laden? not true. the cia and others were. s.e.a.l. team 6 got its orders on the 29th of april, 2011, less than two days later bin laden was dead. as for his claim that admiral mcraven is or was in his words a hillary clinton backer and an obama backer? well, it s kind of the same thing as saying that the current head of special operations is a trump backer. admiral mcraven served during the obama administration and the bush administration. he backed neither. democrats and republicans who know him know that and have said so. yet today the republican party tweeted worth noting after recent comments retired admiral william mcraven was reportedly on hillary clinton s short list for vice president in 2016. he s been critical of president trump even dating back to the
Of us sparring and show you some weaknesses. i m going to fight very similar to you. so watch when i land right after right after left, but you can see he has a reach advantage. but besides that, have you watched anything watching me spar that will help you retain your title? main thing.com best not to get hit. that s what i see there because the result of you standing in the way of his punches was knocked down. brian: so your goal is not to get hit and your goal is to hit him. something has to give. interesting. that s the goal of myself, i ve been in this sport 26 years and actually what floyd mayweather strategy is not to get hit. and some people say it s boring. on one hand, it s about sweet science and big time boxing. so we have on 29th of april, we ll have a big time boxing stadium. brian: for the championship of the world. the world. best of luck april 29th. we ll watch. price.