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Taupō house fire: Flames 'billowed' from window of family home

Flames and smoke could be seen ‘billowing’ from the upstairs window of a family home in Taupō as firefighter crews arrived on the scene at Gillies Ave....

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FOX and Friends

the primary and then become president, today we could have president buttigieg because he is the guy who would be the last time out here at iowa in fact such a mess on the democratic side last time and joe biden came in fourth, keep in mind. it took days to actually figure out who won. that is why they simply are not caucusing in the traditional way where there is a great big room and who is for martin o'malley stand over here. they're not doing that this time. it will be a regular primary. the results will be announced on super tuesday. >> ainsley: we have such super show. governor desantis, vivek ramaswamy, and nikki haley. and like steve said earlier, kim reynolds the governor of iowa is, getting ready upstairs. and she will be on in about 20 minutes. >> brian: we have a stretching room where people get to stretch out. >> steve: it's a warming room. >> ainsley: we have been talking about the warm weather. it's bitterly cold in iowa.

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Jose Diaz-Balart Reports

fascinating aspects of democracy how it's represented in different ways in different states, and so jacob, when does it start, and when does it end tonight? >> so local time people will start showing up here when the doors open i think around 5:00, 5:30, and then at 6:00, 6:30, people are starting to gather upstairs in that auditorium, 8:00 on the east coast, 5:00 out west, the actual speeches will start. once those speeches start people come down to the classroom as i mentioned, and by 9:00 they hope to have results here at this location. i'm not going to get ahead of myself. we've seen what happened in years past. that's the hope, whether or not it's the reality are two different things. >> steve, what are your thoughts on that? it's such a -- it's so wonderful to see, and thank you, jacob, for showing us physically what that process is going to look like, but steve, it's just the unique aspect of our democracy, you know. >> it is. i also -- you know, one thing

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Breakfast

they have already used on their one-year-old son, jake. i grabbed the lifevac, _ one-year-old son, jake. i grabbed the lifevac, went _ one-year-old son, jake. i grabbed the lifevac, went upstairs, - the lifevac, went upstairs, assembled its, one application onto little jake's face, the obstruction came flying out and he started breathing and regained, again and we were so thankfulfor the breathing and regained, again and we were so thankful for the device. 50. were so thankful for the device. so, how does the _ were so thankful for the device. so, how does the lifevac work? the - were so thankful for the device. so, i how does the lifevac work? the mask toes how does the lifevac work? the mask aoes out of how does the lifevac work? the mask goes out of before _ how does the lifevac work? the mask goes out of before over _ how does the lifevac work? the mask goes out of before over the _ how does the lifevac work? the mask goes out of before over the nose - how does the lifevac work? the mask goes out of before over the nose and l goes out of before over the nose and mouth, and a quick hard pull up. just like that. i get to see first—hand what should have choked on— marshmallows is one of the worst. grapes. always cut them up into quarters. the same with sausages. very durable things are very trackable. sausages. very durable things are very trackable— sausages. very durable things are very trackable. babies do choke, a lot. nine times _ very trackable. babies do choke, a lot. nine times out _ very trackable. babies do choke, a lot. nine times out of— very trackable. babies do choke, a lot. nine times out of ten, - very trackable. babies do choke, a lot. nine times out of ten, it - very trackable. babies do choke, a lot. nine times out of ten, it is - lot. nine times out of ten, it is nothing — lot. nine times out of ten, it is nothing and it clears quickly but do know _ nothing and it clears quickly but do know that — nothing and it clears quickly but do know that this device is sitting in a box _ know that this device is sitting in a box on — know that this device is sitting in a box on the wall is fantastic, really— a box on the wall is fantastic, really good. a box on the wall is fantastic, really good-— a box on the wall is fantastic, really good. the oliver steeper foundation _ really good. the oliver steeper foundation has _ really good. the oliver steeper foundation has already - really good. the oliver steeper foundation has already raised l foundation has already raised £15,000 towards the purchase of the

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Dateline

fire, and, also, jan had a hysterectomy, chris had his appendix out, and they were trying to figure out the entire resort deal. >> you're talking a couple of months that have been pretty tense. more tense than normal? >> yes, very much so. >> once again, they ask bailey, what happened the night her mother was shot? what did she hear from her bedroom, one flow below her parents room? >> we asked bailey, did you hear anybody running out of the house, or moving around and she said that she only heard one set of steps from upstairs, and that was chris. he was the only one that was moving around upstairs. she did not hear anybody else. >> now what did that mean? what would it mean when paired with csi reports coming in about curious particulars at the crime scene? coming up --

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BBC News

for military veterans to visit the area where she worked 80 years ago. in honour of her service, a suite has been named after her in the old war office buildings — now a raffles hotel called the owo. when you think of the history of the building at the time, during the war, the building was run by women. so we felt we should give a bit of credit to these incredible women that have helped the nation and helped the entire world, when you think of it — especially me, a frenchman. i owe so much to miss lamb. i should say welcome to your suite. the one upstairs i think is yours, but you get the idea. you're going to come in and sit down — shall we? have a chat and a cup of tea? as a 23—year—old wren in the royal navy, she helped to create maps for the landing craft. they wanted me to draw these maps, which were to make sure that the people who were landing had

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Breakfast

hotel called the owo. when you think of the history of the building at the time, during the war, the building was run by women. so we felt we should give a bit of credit to these incredible women that have helped the nation and helped the entire world, when you think of it — especially me, a frenchman. i owe so much to miss lamb. i should say welcome to your suite. the one upstairs i think is yours, but you get the idea. you're going to come in and sit down — shall we? have a chat and a cup of tea? as a 23—year—old wren in the royal navy, she helped to create maps for the landing craft. they wanted me to draw these maps, which were to make sure that the people who were landing had a very good identify of all land — a picture, so that they could see what they were likely to see if they landed —

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Inside Politics With Dana Bash

i never use the word fat, including against chris christie. but for him i'll use it. i met a woman took her upstairs. why didn't you scream? i was in trauma. >> again, a jury listened to her arguments in a court of law and decided that donald trump was liable. trump revived his locking of the late john mccain for an injury mccain sustained while he was a prisoner of war for five and a half years during the vietnam war. >> we're going to fight for better care than obamacare. without john mccain we wouldn't have that. but he was like this, couldn't get his arm up remember that. >> and talking about president biden who had a well known stuttering problem when he was

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BBC News

furniture. you have had to stack all that furniture-— you have had to stack all that furniture. , , , . . ~ furniture. everything is stacked. we've had _ furniture. everything is stacked. we've had to — furniture. everything is stacked. we've had to go _ furniture. everything is stacked. we've had to go out _ furniture. everything is stacked. we've had to go out and - furniture. everything is stacked. we've had to go out and put - furniture. everything is stacked. we've had to go out and put the birds _ we've had to go out and put the birds up — we've had to go out and put the birds up to— we've had to go out and put the birds up to the _ we've had to go out and put the birds up to the top _ we've had to go out and put the birds up to the top avery- we've had to go out and put the birds up to the top avery as - we've had to go out and put the i birds up to the top avery as well. and i_ birds up to the top avery as well. and i can — birds up to the top avery as well. and i can see _ birds up to the top avery as well. and i can see the _ birds up to the top avery as well. and i can see the dogs— birds up to the top avery as well. and i can see the dogs up- birds up to the top avery as well. and i can see the dogs up there i birds up to the top avery as well. . and i can see the dogs up there are desperate to get out. but they can't get out. you are here on hand but he won't leave?— won't leave? no. i can understand it. it's won't leave? no. i can understand it- it's been _ won't leave? no. i can understand it. it's been his— won't leave? no. i can understand it. it's been his life _ won't leave? no. i can understand it. it's been his life since... - it. it's been his life since... since — it. it's been his life since... since the _ it. it's been his life since... since the '70s. _ it. it's been his life since... since the '70s. he - it. it's been his life since... since the '70s. he won't. it. it's been his life since... i since the '70s. he won't leave because — since the '70s. he won't leave because birds— since the '70s. he won't leave because birds and _ since the '70s. he won't leave because birds and dogs, - since the '70s. he won't leave because birds and dogs, there since the '70s. he won't leave . because birds and dogs, there is nowhere — because birds and dogs, there is nowhere else _ because birds and dogs, there is nowhere else for— because birds and dogs, there is nowhere else for him _ because birds and dogs, there is nowhere else for him to - because birds and dogs, there is nowhere else for him to go. - because birds and dogs, there is nowhere else for him to go. he i because birds and dogs, there is - nowhere else for him to go. he can't io nowhere else for him to go. he can't go upstairs. — nowhere else for him to go. he can't go upstairs. we— nowhere else for him to go. he can't go upstairs, we have _ nowhere else for him to go. he can't go upstairs, we have to— nowhere else for him to go. he can't go upstairs, we have to go— nowhere else for him to go. he can't go upstairs, we have to go up- nowhere else for him to go. he can't go upstairs, we have to go up for. go upstairs, we have to go up for him _ go upstairs, we have to go up for him that's — go upstairs, we have to go up for him. that's his— go upstairs, we have to go up for him. that's his bed. _ go upstairs, we have to go up for him. that's his bed. so— go upstairs, we have to go up for him. that's his bed. so it's - go upstairs, we have to go up for him. that's his bed. so it's very. him. that's his bed. so it's very frustrating _ him. that's his bed. so it's very frustrating for— him. that's his bed. so it's very frustrating for him. _ him. that's his bed. so it's very frustrating for him.— him. that's his bed. so it's very frustrating for him. thank you for lettin: us frustrating for him. thank you for letting us see _ frustrating for him. thank you for letting us see him _ frustrating for him. thank you for letting us see him at _ frustrating for him. thank you for letting us see him at this - frustrating for him. thank you for letting us see him at this difficultj letting us see him at this difficult time. ivan is still sleeping. i will show you as we go, this is... the water here, people are trapped in here. the only good news is that at

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