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the bbc�*sjoe inwood reports from rhodes about the concern of extreme heat in the area. it is expected to get very hot, as hot as 48 degrees tomorrow on the isle of symi, a beautiful but unforgiving place which will make it more difficult for people trying to search for michael mosley and more difficult for his family. mr mosley�*s books on intermittent fasting for weight loss, called the 5:2 diet, have sold millions of copies worldwide. the 67—year—old's phone was found in the place he was staying with his wife, who reported him missing, a police spokesperson told bbc news. officers are also searching cctv footage for any sign of mr mosley. you're live with bbc news. at least 50 people were killed by myanmar soldiers in a raid on a village in rakhine state, local residents and opposition forces say. since the military seized power in myanmar three years ago there have been frequent accounts of torture and murder. the bbc has seen evidence of brutal violence against young protesters, specifically in chin state, where our correspondent yogita limaye and her team gained rare access. her report contains descriptions of torture, which
artist. he's a scammer and we saw that even in maga fundraising between the election and between actual january 6, hundreds of millions of dollars was raised on this idea of stop the steal and none of that money went to try to stop any steal. it went into the lawyers, into the pockets of donald we'll drop and this just continues. and so i have always called this. this is abuse of the american people, convincing them that they're very existence in life is at stake. so you can extract one more dollar from them every day and until the american people stand up and reject this, it's going to continue. >> was the january 6 committee able to work around bannon's testimony or were there areas of your investment? nation and you still would have liked to explore with his testimony oh, i'm sure there's a lot we would have liked to explore if you would've come in and testify, honestly and openly i think we got quite a bit of evidence. >> we made quite a strong case, but you never know what we don't know that he could have brought to light. and i think a lot of that through the smith investigation will be able to see because doj has a lot more
are fighting together right now, traditionally have had infighting between each other. are you going to be able to keep it together? translation: yes, there are | numerous tribes within the chin people and we expect there to be disagreements, but we are fighting as one. our success is because we know every corner of this intimately. from new front lines every day, more people arrive at shelters. millions are displaced across the country. this baby's family fled from their home two weeks after she was born. many here have endured decades of military persecution before. this time, what's evident among them is a strong belief they can win. yogita limaye, bbc news, western myanmar. around the world
i talked about the massacre in wad al—nourah in sudan's gezira state with mary louise eagleton—a deputy representative for unicef currently based in port sudan. we are hearing the horrifying reports of at least 55 children killed and injured, more than 35 killed and more than 20 injured in this attack in wad al—nourah. the full details are still emerging that the latest attack confirms the continued war on children in sudan. figs war on children in sudan. as ou sa war on children in sudan. as you say it's _ war on children in sudan. as you say it's the latest incident in a bloody conflict thatis incident in a bloody conflict that is over a year old. describe to us in a broader way what the millions of children in sudan have been dealing with in sudan have been dealing with in the last year.— in the last year. there are 24 million children _ in the last year. there are 24 million children in _ in the last year. there are 24 million children in sudan - in the last year. there are 24 million children in sudan and| million children in sudan and each and every one of them has
corporations and undermining the mom-and-pop shops. he could not wait to publicize his mandate that fast food workers get 20 bucks an hour. he's not quite as motivated to publicize the fact that his mandate has now cost 10,000 jobs. 10,000 workers who would gladly go back to 16 bucks an hour because at least they be working. rubio's tacos, born and bred in california now closing 48 golden state stores. they are closing over money, but hundreds of california businesses have shut down because of crime. but they think now is a good time to cut hundreds of millions from state justice. that's cops, prisons, prosecutors. how did that defunding thing go last time around? now some retail chains wanted their employees to wear body cams to patrol the stores. who needs a cop when you have a camera? maybe instead of going after fox had newsom should watch fox. you might pick up a trace of common sense.
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an estimated $2.4 million in reported gifts and estimates he received up to $4 million in gift sf. mark, is there no, we just move on? is that okay here? >> rather than reiterate how utterly broken that our system is. there is seemingly no accountability for justice who takes millions of dollars in gift sf, i want to point out some of the other numbers at that chart. look at some of the liberal justices and moderate justices. they are not participating in the same racket. some of these justices like souter, even cavanaugh, they only have a few hundred dollars worth of gifts that they have seen. they are trying, to some degree, so play by the rules. and the point i want to make is that it is possible to serve as an ethical justice.
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millions of trump supporter out of cash claiming he was getting money to build the wall. to be clear, they did not. but as president, trump made bannon's federal charges just disappear. typically, when a president pardons someone, it is because the president disagrees with the law that person broke or because the president thinks that person is innocent. that did not appear to be the case here. three of bannon's coconspirators were not pardoned. they went to trial. they were found guilty. one is serving three years in prison. one is serving four years in prison and one is serving five years in prison as we speak. so donald trump does not appear to have pardoned steve bannon because he thought steve bannon was innocent. he appears to have pardoned him because he is his guy. to be clear, bannon still faces new york state level charges
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