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but as you can see, the roof has come down. all these walls have collapsed. the furniture inside is just completely destroyed, completely wrecked. these traditional wooden japanese homes don't stand a chance when it comes to an earthquake of this magnitude. that's why tens of thousands of people are taking shelter at these centers. but they're running out of essential items like diapers. they don't have running water. there is no central heating. so they're crying out to authorities for any assistance they can get. the death toll is currently in the 60s, but japanese authorities fear this could be much, much higher as incoming rain means potential landslides, anderson. >> and are there still people missing? >> reporter: yes, there are still people missing. japanese authorities are currently trying to find those people missing. last we heard, last we confirmed at cnn, 120 people are still stuck underneath their homes. now, a lot of japanese
himself as an adviser to the mayor. he briefly talked about the bond agreement negotiated with the district attorney's office in fulton county. he didn't say much else, saying he would leave it to rudy giuliani to speak about the process. we heard giuliani leave new york city earlier this morning where he said this was politically motivated, he would be hard-pressed to find a prosecutor like him with a record like his in the last 100 years. the irony of a man who literally used the rico statute in the '80s to take down the most violent criminals this country has ever seen only to be indicted with the same statute. it has been an incredible fall from grace who is known as america's mayor. for him to be on the other side of the justice system. one of the outstanding questions here that we want to ask him, who exactly paid for the plane, the private plane, we understand, that he used to travel down here from the northeast to georgia. last we heard, giuliani was
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wave. i don't -- mika does it seem like a red wave to you? she said, no, it doesn't seem -- >> validate how you feel. >> i validate how everybody feels. okay? willie, here are the thing. i will say this. i'm glad the democrats are panicked when the sun comes can out and dan snyder leaves the washington whatever they're called now. i'm glad that they're panicking, because that means they're going to work harder. >> that's it. >> i remember the thing that freaked me out around my campaign offices were, you know, nobody ever dared, say, more than one time, hey, hey, joe. we got this one in the bag. >> exactly! >> that's when, you know, when file cabinets started going over. i would fool will ferrell with a trident. i understand that. this is what republicans don't understand. right? because they've gotten so crazy. they forgot what used to make them great on the campaign trail, which was organizing, getting out, getting people to vote. democrats over the past two or
halls is really, it's concerning. the president of the uaw is, uaw's up for grabs. trump spoke with them. biden spoke with them. they're trying to win them over. i still think in the end this is going to be okay, because democrats do get it together, but, you know, these states are concerning. how you asked questions about the third-party candidate matters a lot. >> well, you know, i feel really good about the third-party states. again, i feel good about the third-party states because donald trump did worse in them in 2020 than in 2016. and in 2022, you look at all of the swing states. they broke. a lot more for democrats and that they did for republicans. the same, not bed-wetting. what do we call it? the same ptsd. >> yes. >> gripped the democratic party. all we heard, willie, the red wave. >> hand wringing. a good one. >> oh, there's going to be a red
friend valentina pictures of the potatoes that were back in italy. prompting nina to show off her tiny garden of herbs and onions. still, a motions flood back when i asked what she hopes for most. we are waiting for the date she says the minute when the war ends. and on this day, she was quiet, all we heard was the occasional faint of distant shelling. and russian miles away. and yet the era of tranquility is deceptive. it is not client insists valentina, who were firing all night long. those who remain are a group and aj rocker a great fan of 70s classics. >> the bee gees, all right. staying alive. >> alexander never goes anywhere without his dog does
despite that, some people refuse to leave. we met this 70-year-old nina last march, when she tolds happier days seemed a world away. what do we feel, she asks? pain, pain. when you see something destroyed, you tear up. we cry. we cry. summer has improved her mood. i showed nina and her friend valu ve velentina pictures of potatoes i grow back home in italy. still emotions flood back when i ask what she hopes for the most. we're waiting for the day she says, the minute, when the war ends. on this day, it was quiet, all we heard was the occasional faint thud of distant shelling. russian lines are six miles away. yet, the air of tranquility is
into the _ is happening, and why they cant get into the city centre. they will be looking — into the city centre. they will be looking at — into the city centre. they will be looking at the news and worries about _ looking at the news and worries about this — looking at the news and worries about this happening in the city centre — about this happening in the city centre they are trying to get into. we heard — centre they are trying to get into. we heard the joint statements for the mps from nottingham, talking about the conversation they will have to half the people in nottingham because of the shock that is being felt after what happened this morning. what are you feeling and what are people around you feeling about what has happened today. how shocked people? i think --eole are today. how shocked people? i think people are incredibly _ today. how shocked people? i think people are incredibly shocked. i today. how shocked people? ithink people are incredibly shocked. you hurt the _ people are incredibly shocked. you hurt the eye they are saying she needed — hurt the eye they are saying she needed a — hurt the eye they are saying she needed a cup of tea with some sugar on it because of what she had seen and she _ on it because of what she had seen and she wished she hadn't seen it. i wish that— and she wished she hadn't seen it. i wish that i_ and she wished she hadn't seen it. i wish that i hadn't woken up to this news _ wish that i hadn't woken up to this news this— wish that i hadn't woken up to this news this morning because you don't e>
becoming very clear is that the man is in a very troubled psychological state. he has not said a word or very little to any of the investigators, and he was told to come and leave his cell, in he was bundled out into the police vehicle. he is a man who is quite clearly in a very, very fragile psychological and psychiatric state. irate a very, very fragile psychological and psychiatric state.— and psychiatric state. we heard about how _ and psychiatric state. we heard about how he _ and psychiatric state. we heard about how he was _ and psychiatric state. we heard about how he was denied - and psychiatric state. we heard - about how he was denied reference refugee status, asylum —— french refugee status, asylum —— french refugee status, asylum status rather, because he already had swedish refugee status. there are questions about his journey to france. we also heard about victims and how they are not in a serious state at the moment, but they are still in intensive care, but thankfully have still been moved from that high alert which was the case when they were stabbed last week. ., . ., ,
article _ making. as you mentioned, this article is — making. as you mentioned, this article is about chelsy davy, which said that _ article is about chelsy davy, which said that she blew her top about prince _ said that she blew her top about prince harry's boozy evening at a sleazy— prince harry's boozy evening at a sleazy strip joint. that prince harry's boozy evening at a sleazy stripjoint. that is his girlfriend, on off girlfriend. we heard — girlfriend, on off girlfriend. we heard yesterday how that relationship ended because of what was called the acts of harassment that she _ was called the acts of harassment that she could not handle. the articles— that she could not handle. the articles were being published about the couple. the burden of proof is on prince — the couple. the burden of proof is on prince harry, that is what the barrister— on prince harry, that is what the barrister is — on prince harry, that is what the barrister is trying to test at the moment— barrister is trying to test at the moment when prince harry in the witness _ moment when prince harry in the witness box. so he is testing him, trying _ witness box. so he is testing him, trying to— witness box. so he is testing him, trying to undermine his case, trying to say— trying to undermine his case, trying to say to _ trying to undermine his case, trying to say to prince harry, well, you may— to say to prince harry, well, you may say— to say to prince harry, well, you may say that there was unlawful methods — may say that there was unlawful methods of newsgathering with these news articles, but we, the publisher, on behalf of the publisher, on behalf of the publisher, say that the information was obtained lawfully by buckingham palace _ was obtained lawfully by buckingham palace sources. 0n was obtained lawfully by buckingham palace sources. on one occasion, the barrister— palace sources. on one occasion, the barrister said. — palace sources. on one occasion, the barrister said, that could have come