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all this diverse agave is pretty cool. hot, arid plains are the perfect breeding ground. but you've got to be patient. some agave can take over 30 years to mature. hola! connoisseur sylvia fillion champions traditional producers. a mezcal authority, three years ago she discovered dona berta's artisanal spirit. >> what dona berta is doing now, how we say it -- speaking non-english ]. "shaving the agave." >> which one is this one? >> it's a species you can only find in oaxaca, actually. what she's doing is she's taking out all the leaves so we can have the heart of the agave. >> this is the part that's going to be cooked? >> yes.
these newlyweds had just tied the knot and were on their way to their celebration when the arid sirens went off. so they just continue to celebrate in the bomb shelter vowing to not let russian rockets ruin the best day of their lives. cnn kyiv. >> for more we are joined by cnn military analyst and retired u.s. air force colonel cedric leighton. great to have you with us, colonel. let's start with these daytime attacks on the capitol. certainly a change of tactics by the russians obviously designed to terrorize a population that is trying to get life back to normal. what impact will these attacks have? >> so it really remains to be deemed. depends on how frequent these attacks are and how much the russians throw into these attacks. right now we've had 16 attacks one of which was during the daytime and what it seems to be is that they are in essence
a gag order and he was still free to speak about this case as he wished, except for the very limited scope of this protective order. now, the judge did also say that if donald trump violates that order, he will be found in contempt of court and that could subject him to jail time or fines. at the end of the hearing, we also heard more about the schedule for this trial. it is now set for march 25, and the judge was very clear that he has left enough cushion in time for a discovery that he does not want that date to slip one bit. now, we're going to portugal for the latest on the search for madeleine mccann. police are searching a reservoir looking for evidence to link a german sex offender who might be responsible for her disappearance. he was made a formal suspect by portuguese prosecutors last year. daniel sandford reports. on the arid banks of an algarve reservoir, german and portuguese police officers working methodically
on the arid banks of an algarve reservoir, german and portuguese police officers working methodically through the undergrowth, probing for anything that could finally provide a clue to what happened to madeleine mccann. because of the sensitivity of the case, british police officers have been invited to observe the operation that also involved dogs and a rigid hull inflatable boat. the work is expected to resume tomorrow. that promontory, which has been the focus of the search, has a car park and impromptu campsite on it, and what the police have been doing is searching down from the car park to the edge of the water. madeleine mccann vanished from a holiday apartment 30 miles away in may 2007, and this has become one of the most infamous missing persons cases. her parents, kate and gerry mccann, have never given up hope
in the long—term net migration statistics. mark easton, bbc news, telford. in southern portugal, police officers have been digging near a reservoir they're searching in connection with the disappearance of madeleine mccann. the area is about 30 miles from where the three—year—old vanished during a family holiday in 2007. the operation is being led by german police, who've named a 45—year—old sex offender as their main suspect. christian brueckner is currently serving a prison sentence for raping a woman in the same area. daniel sandford has the very latest from the algarve. 0n the arid banks of an algarve reservoir, german and portuguese police officers working methodically through the undergrowth, probing for anything that could finally provide a clue to what happened to madeleine mccann. because of the sensitivity of the case, british police officers have been invited to observe the operation that also