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believe you've got to new reporting about this strike that. happened against the surface let's to air and missile system, correct? >> yes. there's no question that it is the first use of american weapons into russian territory, into what the russians called old russian territories. we saw sufficient sleep, convincing videos today and even the russian military reports or conceding that this was american webb hundred, this was a type of chaim receptors, the mls the vehicle driven. hi maurice. we could identify at least two vectors from which it came. but what is interesting, it came from near the border need near the actual front-line, not from somewhere very deep inside ukrainian territory, but yes, it is the first time that belgorod was hit with american weapons and when when the russians warned of consequences to the us, you take that seriously. >> what they will have to do something for domestic audience to show that they're avenging of that, but that will probably indicate will come up with something that they'll fabricate those say that they've just hit a sort of location with a lot of american instructors or something
all of the, all of the thanks in the world for taking that on on behalf of all of us. but with hindsight being 2020, is there anything you think you would do differently? it does strike me in figuring trying to figure out how to cover this, that if we do face another pandemic, it's gonna be a serious crisis trust in the people that are going to be trying to battle it in the types of roles you and dr. fauci held and in 2020, because we didn't address community issues and we learned that in hiv, this is what bothers me because tony and i am bob all faced hit be an understood the way you battle and the way we're controlling hiv without a vaccine is working with the community and listening to what they need and still, we're not listening to their concerns and saying this is a study that addresses that are we don't have the study that addresses that and we're going to get the information because we no, it's important to you. we can't ignore people. and when you ignore people, they get pushed to the side. they even got more vehement because they
they are trying to make it seem like this is a perception and something interesting before coming on air, i did a search on google for quote migrant crime and what pops up is all about how this isn't actually happening. and you are reporting on actual crimes of people being murdered, assaulted, and more, and there is an attempt by many to make believe like this doesn't even exist. >> dana: you are connected with law enforcement in the state and city and where you live as well in that region, long island. what are you hearing from police officers and law enforcement? how do they feel? >> this is a drain on resources. a hit on morale. we also had the attack on nypd officers that took place not that long ago. there was a murder that took place up in middle town. we all know about the case of
post" report, she was anxious as to what the admitted drug addict might be hiding. when she found a newly purchased colt cobra 38 handgun she was hit by a wave of anger and fear. i won't go on how she ended up at a dumpster to dispose of this. that's the journey that got us started on this one charge against him. you see the timeline of hunter biden's indictment there up on the screen. hallie biden, the second thing there takes the gun and tosses it in a trash can. she suspected because she was living with someone who was using illicit drugs, matt. she knew things were bad. so she went looking to see what she would find. how would that get into this case? what would that type of knowledge, those facts and they are facts, what would they do inside of a case like this? >> well, they are going to be mesmerizing for the jury.
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over an hour's time. jos buttler�*s side are the defending champions, and they'll be hoping the tournament goes better than their 50—over title defence — where they won just three of their nine matches and finished seventh. the england captain was keen to forget about the last tournament, when he spoke to our reporter henry moeran. i'm just focused on this tournament. i'm really excited for it. my team's in a good spot, and that's all we are looking forward to. what have you learned from going into that previous world cup, to this one? i'm focused on this world cup. in terms of your side, do you know what your team is for tomorrow? no. what are you looking for? i know it's. .. look, i'm pretty ecstatic with what we are trying to do as a team. i don't need to sit here and tell you. we've played some very good cricket in the last few years, and i think people are now not taking us lightly. we are not to be underestimated. we've got some great cricketers who've been playing alongside these guys in franchise cricket, so they know what our guys are capable of. i don't like the word free hit but,
major london hospitals are hit by a cyber attack leading to cancelled operations and emergency patients being moved. rishi sunak and keir starmer will go head—to—head in a tv debate tonight for the first time in the general election campaign. the conservatives pledged to cut the number of visas available to migrants if they win the election. labour say the tories have lost control of the issue. tests reveal a newborn baby discovered in an east london park earlier this year is the sister of two other children abandoned by the same parents. coming up, early trends in the indian election .2 by minister mo d eyeing up a third term but without the landslide he had hoped for —— in the landslide he had hoped for —— in the india election would prime minister narendra modi.
could fire every single gun -- we dance together, we drank beer together in england. we do the whole thing but he was my buddy and we lost him. so the next day i became the -- and the life of a machine gunner or a rifleman is not very long encumbers -- combat the current -- because what you do, you fire the biggest thing that's against you and that is the machine-gun. that day i was hit, i was right in the neck here by a machine-gun. radio know how it's possible but the machine-gun only hit me wants but as he went along with his machine gun like this, he hit me and he moved the gun over and he fired and alongside me was my personal attendant and he was there and he got the bulk -- because i don't know if it was my instincts or the shot