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BBC News-20210928-12:45:00

100 mile ride becomes a 99.9 mile ride. after this, mark says he will hang up his blades, goggles and bike helmet, but even if the challenges are over, the commitment he shows notjust are over, the commitment he shows not just to live, are over, the commitment he shows notjust to live, but are over, the commitment he shows not just to live, but to are over, the commitment he shows notjust to live, but to thrive with his injuries, will always continue. the headlines on bbc news. the army is put on standby to help ease the fuel crisis, but the transport secretary says there are signs the worst might soon be over. the murder of the london teacher sabina nessa. a 36—year—old man appears in court charged with her murder. the rail operator southwestern is stripped of its franchise after £25 million of historical payments were not paid to the department for transport.

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Cavuto Live

opportunity. i think what was happening for us, georgia vaccination rates are low, we had over 200% increase in state of georgia, we tripled our community transmission index. our hospitalizations went from zero in a little less than a month to now over 100. savannah is a beautiful city with over 15 million visitors to come and visit us, to live, work and play, so we recognize that our reality was, to do what we could minimally, to be able to ensure that people are able to enjoy themselves in our cities, but yet, still not try to slow down our business and economy that we need so much. >> the efforts to get folks vaccinated. it seems it's going to be maybe even tougher, now that so many people have been vaccinated, you know, the so-called break through cases. and they still end up getting

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CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin-20150928-19:54:00

entertainment, if you will. and found it laughable. >> again, the meeting between president obama and putin happening in just about an hour from now here in new york. stay tuned to cnn for coverage of that. meantime a mother of two convicted of conspireing to have her husband killed will become the first woman put to death in georgia in 70 years. hours ago a judge denied a motion to allow kelly gissnedaner to live. there was pressure to have her spared, her children and the father accused of having recruiting her lover to kill her husband and already come close to execution twice this year. she is now set to be put to death tomorrow night. and joining me now is nicki roberts. nicki served time with kelly in prison for a number of years and

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield-20140712-18:10:00

washington state. here is kung law. >> reporter: speeding down a highway in northwest washington, this is the end of a long bus journey. you are seeing the beginning of an undocumented life in america. we first met pe troe that and her son, rudy, 38 hours early, 1,300 miles south in el centro, california. her toddler, so exhausted, sleeps through the interview. >> reporter: as his mother recounts the nightmare of their life in guatemala. "i just want us to live," she says, "and it wasn't going to happen at home." gangs threatened to kidnap and kill rudy unless she paid them. they'd already broken both the legs of her father and killed another child in the family. to escape a death threat, her husband had already slipped illegally into america last year. she would do the same. two weeks ago, like so many

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Erin Burnett OutFront-20140710-23:04:00

we followed one woman, erin, and we went through those footsteps with her, and it's really extraordinary to step into her mind, the mind of an undocumented person. speeding down a highway in northwest washington, this is the end of a long bus journey. seeing the beginning of an undocumented life in america. we first met petrona and her son rudy 1300 miles south in el centro, california. her toddler, so exhausted sleeping through the interview as his mother recounts the nightmare of their life in guatemala. "i just want us to live" she says, "and it wasn't going to happen at home." people threatening the life of rudy unless she made them. they already killed two other members of the family. her husband had already slipped

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CNN Newsroom-20130522-18:16:00

them. number one, have you heard anything in the media? has anyone told you anything about the media? and the coverage of this case. yesterday, jodi gave a media tour, remarkably so, as the jury was finishing up their deliberations for the day. and she had instructions for this jury, instructions that are critical to the questions they are answering. the judge apparently inadvertently left out some very important information about what a life sentence in the state of arizona means. because there are two choices that the judge can make if the jury sentences jodi arias to live. number one, is it life, no parole ever? or is it life with a possibility of parole after 25 years? the instructions were that she was sorry she didn't get those instructions, she cleared it up for the jury, but then she allowed jodi arias' attorney and the prosecutor in this case to argue about those instructions.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20100815:12:42:00

discover discovered he was not a specialist. four cancer special ifs who were responsible for the care were closely involved in the treatment were not consulted at all. all four of the men who include his personal oncologist, a urologist, and the doctor who first diagnosed his cancer said they had not signed any prognosis that stated he only had three monthed s to live. the leading cancer specialist one of the three doctors consulted said today if he knew his opinion would have been treated as fact he would have been more vague about how long magrahi would live. there's a huge spectrum for every situation. all they said was when do you think he will die, alex. >> most interesting. i can only imagine the outrage of all of this. we'll ask you about that, coming up. thank you very much. well, the president gets

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