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properly. >> there is no apples to apples comparison of any of these cases, cause they stand alone. it's just never happened. but take the new york case with alvin bragg. in a normal circumstance, he plea out. he played out and not to anytime. in this case, with the 19 codefendants. people are gonna plea. you are nuts if you're not, if you are the lawyer for some of these folks. notable fake elector. you would probably plea and cooperate. maybe the umbrella of donald trump's influence and the amount of money that he can spend a legal defense for constant on rising it such that he keeps everybody in the tenth. jenna ellis is complaining about the fact that he's not. >> she saying that he's not pain for anybody's defense. >> if you are not getting a dime, you're looking at legal bills that genuinely could go into the seven figures. this could be a really really really really expensive situation. and your state rep who is a fake elector? like, there is a reason --
but in northern ireland, into northern england, through scotland, quite of that is —— some of that quite of that is —— some of that quite heavy. some heavy showers starting to develop across the south of england, which could be friendly, and a mild night for most of us, temperatures 11—15. low pressure dominates through day tomorrow, meaning it will be unsettled, it won't be a wash—out, but there will be some heavy rain, especially towards the south—east of england, first thing tomorrow morning, some of this could be torrential with funder, could be causing some issues. some scattered showers will come in on a westerly wind in the north of the uk, in parts of scotland and northern ireland. temperatures drop for a few degrees in parts of england, but otherwise, further west, around average. low pressure dominates into friday, and it will drift eastwards towards the constant, as it does so, it will open the door behind for some cooler and fresher conditions, northerly winds making us feel cool and fresh towards the north and the rest of the uk, producing some scattered showers as well, but also to
has been a constant throughout all of their lives. jackson family, let's go. my son just asked me when i was last on this ride and i said probably about 50 years ago. ready? i came to blackpool with my- grandparents as an eight—year—old. nine—year—old, ten—year—old — i was on here every year. - but i'm going to go on it for old time's sake. - for old times' sake. i want to go again. go again, yeah. you want to go again? yes! the uk's oldest wooden roller coaster is this — margate scenic, which opened in 1920, three years before blackpool�*s big dipper. in 1932, great yarmouth�*s scenic roller coaster opened — still thrilling people today. all three roller coasters
wood's very flexible, so it's very forgiving. the steel coaster is nowhere near as forgiving. and so with wood, you get a totally different ride and it's a totally different sensation. let me introduce the jackson family. hello, family. they cheer. 1a family members are here today — three generations, and the big dipper has been a constant throughout all of their lives. jackson family, let's go. my son just asked me when i was last on this ride and i said probably about 50 years ago. ready? i came to blackpool with my- grandparents as an eight—year—old. nine—year—old, ten—year—old — i was on here every year. - but i'm going to go on it for old times' sake. -
>> translator: i don't believe it at all, it is very dangerous. it contains very radioactive substances. it would become a serious problem once it is released into the ocean. we won't be able to eat fish anymore. >> reporter: protests have been a constant since japan announced its plan to release the water two years ago. many worry about the potential for bio accumulation of dangerous elements in the ecosystem and neighboring countries like china have accused japan of treating the ocean as a dumping ground. but the disaster of 2011 left japan with few options. >> this would not happen in a normal operation of a nuclear reactor. here you have all this accumulation and then you had to deal with it. you had to take a decision. >> reporter: many difficult decisions will need to be made at fukushima in the coming decades. part of the reason to release the stored water is to free up space to safely decommission the plant. legacy of the fukushima nuclear
don't usually remember. >> if brittani's memory did return, her account of the attack could later be used as evidence. so dr. wright didn't give brittani any of the details out of concern it could create false memories. >> when people come out of this kind of trauma, they're not sure if this is a memory that they're remembering, or this is something that somebody's told them. >> if her memory were to come back, we wanted it to just be her memory. >> as she slowly learned to talk again, brittani seemed stuck in a loop of fear. >> she would -- just on repeat, you know, "i'm afraid, i'm afraid. who is this guy that hurt me? why did he hurt me? and you know, what am i going to do if he comes to get me? " >> after months of constant, repetitive therapy brittani's brain did start to rewire itself. and in such a dramatic way it still brings tears to dr. wrights'eyes.
capturing a village in the donetsk region this week. nick payton walsh went to see the newly liberated area. >> reporter: there may be ruin around them, but the direction is forwards. we're with the 35th ukrainian marines. the first reporters to get to the outskirts of urajena. yet another village announced liberated wednesday. the victories may be small but are constant. just down here, urajena, yet another town taken as the counteroffensive does move forward. we were just seeing the neighboring village taken last week, but they keep moving. with that much incoming, we're getting out of here as quick as
for example, north carolina the republicans there just enacted a massive voter suppression bill in that state, governor cooper will veto it, but i expect that the republican legislature will overcome that, will overcome that veto. so, you know, the republican party hasn't changed its stripes. if you look at the litigation that you mentioned from over the summer, you know, you saw republicans bringing litigation to overturn elections, republicans bringing litigation to overturn vote by mail. you know, it is just a constant, constant battle where the only thing the republican party seems to be unified on is attacking democracy. >> you know, katty kay, i remember right after the 2020 election republicans calling me and saying you are so harsh on the voter suppression laws. what could you live with? could you live with more signature requirements? and i said was there any fraud?
but then, that summer, it was just constant, constant. she described him with "dead eyes." ♪ let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund
because they're not going to predict what is going to happen. >> one of diana's new friends around this time, was a self described healer name simone simmons. >> we were like best friends. she would read the ruin stones for me, and i would read the taro cards for her. so easily give each other readings. >> she soon became a constant in diana's life. >> we had phone calls. one was eight hours. i said, it's very funny that we get on so well together. and she said, i've never had friends like you before. >> simone says that diana also sent christmas cards, and left phone messages like this one. >> simone, it's diana. i'm on my way to tennis for one hour. i got so much to tell you. but i don't think -- anyway, i have this thing switch back at one. whatever, i'll catch you later. lots of love. bye. >> apparently, diana had a lot to say. and not just to her friend, simone. her retreat from public life was going to come to a