There s two women and one guy. there is also the unsold condominium. the condo was still a factor in the story. the bank had not approved ian and angela for a mortgage. it was time to sell as agreed to. that was not going to happen, according to s bother. the ex-boyfriend was digging in his heels. you have yourself a conduct, he doesn t wanna move out, period. he makes that claim. on july 12th, 2016, even as she remain under investigation for cyber stalking and worse, michelle filed a breach of contact against ian over the con conduct. the next day, angela call plays. another minute was outside her condo. anaheim detectives found a 17-year-old in the courtyard. he told police that he was responding to a crisis at. tony was the orange county district attorney. get out the straight. it s hazardous to angela at this point. michelle looks like a loose cannon out there. she did. absolutely. absolutely. police got a warrant. once
Michelle s defense right away. their daughter wasn t trouble. they started their own investigation. was it clear to you, like, if you re going to probably wear this, thank you have to understand the story told by the computers? correct. the forensics of this. absolutely. you have to learn a bunch. i know ip addresses, all that other stuff. and ip addresses a numeric code that identifies a computer network for an individual device. mike i top use of all the incriminating emails from the evidence filed from that restraining order. you started going through the software that traces ip addresses. this investigative software that you become your detective, is that something you have to go to caltech to get a copy of? is this nsa material? gosh, no. a 15-year-old kid material. it s like a salt, suzanne what organize them. he would print out on yellow pads of legal paper all of the ip
So you may not any more promise to stop the sale of arms to saudi arabia, which is what you used to say in 2020? we will review the situation, the review will make clear what the position is. i think today you are perhaps slightly backing away from some of the things that you said a few years ago. so, you said when you made your prevention of military action promise, it wasn t there in the small print that you only meant boots on the ground. you vejust said. i would challenge that, laura, because i made it very clear when i was saying that that it was to codify the existing convention. it s absolutely clear from the cabinet manual, it s absolutely clear from what david cameron did as then prime minister that that was about a sustained campaign with troops on the ground. i m not sure that all labour activists listening to you understood that complexity. laura, no labour activist has ever said to me, if urgent action is needed, we should stop that in order for parliament to be convened. this isn t something that is put.
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i mean, that s all we want it. why don t we own it? how are you going to address this? well, i think this is actually a way i can take both the first and the second part of your question, because, you know, i think it is important to stand for a culture of life. i m the only one running that has actually enacted protections for the sanctity of life. i m the only one that s been able to do. oh, no, no, no. i know your name. oh, i know where you live. and you learn with these people, right? all right. all right. well, you guys, that was a mistake. you guys didn t get that one right. okay. so? so i do think it s important to. i think it s important that we do that. and i m the only one running that s actually enacted protections for the sanctity of life. iowa has done, of course, with harvey legislation. and you re right. when when dobbs came down, most people were like, okay, well, now states have the ability to protect life in different
Florida we just want snow.of i said it doesn t work that way you have to choose north or o south. but myor wife and son have been knocking on doors in the snow and think, let s put it this way, he is acquiring an r appreciation why so manyet peopw in thees midwest retire to southwest florida. u have traveled to all 99 counties and traveled to a lot of folks.ll it s not just one poll it s a whole lot of polls that show you neck and neck with governor halehay and trailing former president trump by more than 30 points here in iowa. is your message getting throughe here? absolutely.: ab first of all, just to bile downc this choicaue on caucus night, donaldni trump s running for hi issues, nikki haley s running for her donor s issues. i m running for your issues, your family s issues and to turn this country around and that s my seoul focus and i think you can see anti indication of who represents the biggest threat tf the current order of things in washington. because we need a change a in washington. rearranginckg the deck chairs oi
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Briefly. what do you want to see ha en now? ., , happen now? from me, it s the three fs, so full. happen now? from me, it s the three fs. so full. fair. happen now? from me, it s the three fs, so full, fair, final, happen now? from me, it s the three fs, so full, fair, final, financial- fs, so full, fair, final, financial redress. that is what i want to see. and their apologies are most welcome, victoria, but they do not pay the bills. welcome, victoria, but they do not pay the bills- welcome, victoria, but they do not pay the bills- i welcome, victoria, but they do not pay the bills.- i totally - pay the bills. briefly? i totally auree pay the bills. briefly? i totally agree with pay the bills. briefly? i totally agree with shazia. pay the bills. briefly? i totally agree with shazia. in - pay the bills. briefly? i totally agree with shazia. in what - pay the bills. briefly? i totally| agree with shazia. in what she pay the bills. briefly? i totally - agree with shazia. in what she said. and their agree with shazia. in what she said. and their apologies don t pay our bills and their apologies don t pay our bills we and their apologies don t pay our bills. we still have to work extremely hard. we still have to take suffering from our community tom take suffering from our community tom of take suffering from our community to. of what happened back then. we -et to. of what happened back then. we get questioned on it everyday. i am still in get questioned on it everyday. i am still in the get questioned on it everyday. i am still in the same community, still in the still in the same community, still in the same post office. i get asked about in the same post office. i get asked about it in the same post office. i get asked about it every day. bal, in the same post office. i get asked about it every day. about it every day. bal, briefly? yes, absolutely, about it every day. bal, briefly? yes, absolutely, i about it every day. bal, briefly? yes, absolutely, ijust- about it every day. bal, briefly? yes, absolutely, ijust follow. about it every day. bal, briefly? yes, absolutely, ijust follow on from yes, absolutely, ijust follow on from the yes, absolutely, ijust follow on from the things yes, absolutely, ijust follow on from the things they yes, absolutely, ijust follow on from the things they have - yes, absolutely, ijust follow on from the things they have said, | from the things they have said, thank from the things they have said, thank you from the things they have said, thank you i from the things they have said, thank you- from the things they have said, thank you. i believe i would like them to look thank you. i believe i would like them to look into thank you. i believe i would like them to look into my thank you. i believe i would like them to look into my case - thank you. i believe i would like them to look into my case as i thank you. i believe i would like i them to look into my case as well thank you. i believe i would like - them to look into my case as well as them to look into my case as well as the other for public interest, and remove the labelling, because i think it s slandering and it s
Service use, it is causing these bolts and nuts to come loose to a point where the pressurization cycle and of course aerodynamics when the plane is in the air, are causing this loose or to then be in the slipstream and get ripped off like this one did. greg, there are so many questions that so many passengers have about this, we are waiting for an ntsb update tonight. i hope you will continue to join us as we continue to watch this throughout the week. thank you very much, greg. absolutely, kaitlan, thank you. meanwhile, as we await for that update from the ntsb, the story also tonight. donald trump is expected to be in the courthouse instead of the campaign trail tomorrow, as he is trying to get his federal election interference case, that is the one in washington d.c., by jack smith, he s hoping to get it dismissed. based on this claim that he has been making presidential immunity. it is an argument that has not worked for him to before, but it could be one of those critical aspects of this investigation.