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in leicestershire, there is a lot of sympathy for what lee and others have experienced. they should get as much back, possible, and not always money, it doesn't heal wounds what they've gone through. it is shocking, you know, to be made to feel like that. made to feel like they've done something wrong and they had stolen the money and whatever, i think it's terrible how they've been treated. as chief executive of the post office from 2012 to 2019, paula vennells earned more than £4 million during a period and serious issues emerged about the horizon software. mps quizzed her about it in 2015. we are a business that does genuinely care about the people that work for us and if there had been any miscarriages ofjustice it would have been really important to the post office that we actually surfaced those and as the investigation so far,
eyes. she stood, and she walked toward him, even after having suffered these horrible, mortal wounds, and she reached out her arms and simply said "help me." >> it was too late for anyone to help pam. paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene. century city is only 176 acres. its gleaming office towers and high-dollar townhomes lying entirely within the city of los and what makes this place run is money, because century city is home to agents, film producers and usually around here when someone talks about bloody murder, they're talking about a deal that went this time it was the real thing. the lead detective for the lapd investigating pam fayed's murder was salaam abdul-rahman. >> mrs. fayed wasn't robbed. >> no she wasn't.
group. whenever the war ends and reconstruction begins, one thing is for sure. so much of gaza's history now lies in rubble. nada bashir, cnn in beirut. ukraine's crews have been searching for the rubble destroyed homes and buildings for any survivors after russian missiles hit the donetsk region on saturday. officials say at least one man has been rescued but 11 people were killed including five children, eight others wounds. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy offered condolences to the families who lost loved ones and warned that russia would face consequences for these attacks. well, the russian president attended an orthodox christmas eve service in moscow on saturday. russian state media reports he was joined by families of russian soldiers killed in ukraine. in a video address published by
answer. >> you know, broken-up words, and he's crying, and we're crying. that was when he said they think i hurt mom. i mean, he was very upset. >> but he didn't sound surprised. >> now he was crying, he was crying. >> he was upset. >> very upset. >> but, by the time investigators were questioning chris, remember, they had heard from lindsay patterson. and at the station, chris'version of events in the spa differed in one crucial detail from what lindsay described seeing that first time she peered over the wall and into the hall's backyard. >> that specifically, me holding her down in there, there's nothing that took place in that jacuzzi that would explain that. there was no sex. there was no -- i don't even think we had any contact while we were in the jacuzzi other than when i was getting her out. >> but investigators were getting a good look at cristi's body and saw wounds that to them suggested a struggle and
gaza there are always airstrikes around them, she says. they keep being told to move to safe areas but there isn't a single safe place left in gaza anymore. the photos of family members killed seem endless. nieces and nephews, children seen in this video, all killed, she says, when their shelter, a u.n.-run school, was struck. i hope i can return to gaza to be with whatever family i have left, i just hope they will be okay. that's all we can hope for in this life. holding on to that hope grows more difficult with each passing day, and while the medical team here does its best to heal the physical wounds of its patients, it is clear that the emotional scarce of this war run deep. when the patients arrive here they all have this look in their eyes, one which makes you feel they have come out of something very, very difficult, the doctor says. it is a bit shocking for us,
country. people did multiple deployments, marines, army, special forces. that is not normal to be deploying that much. you are going to come back, people are going to have invisible wounds of war. we do good about seeing if somebody has a physical wound. we haven't done as well about those invisible wounds. how do you deal with it? the v.a. ultimately is not going to be able to solve this problem by itself. it's too big a bureaucracy. it's too cumbersome. i'm going to fire a lot of people in the v.a. we need accountability. we're going to do like we did in florida. we're going to take a model and apply to veterans benefits, something like a care portal. a veteran goes in. maybe they have post traumatic stress. the v.a. can do what they want. but they put that in this portal, we're going to invite veterans groups, charities, church, businesses, individual volunteers, people that want to help the veterans, it's going to go out. guess what you're going to see? you're going to see these folks come. they're going offer very quick help. sometimes it's mental health
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you put a huge burden on a very small percentage of this country, and people did multiple to ploy friends and, marines, army, special forces. that is not normal to be deploying that much. you are going to come back, people are going to have invisible wounds of war. we do good about seeing if somebody has a physical wound, we haven't done as well about those invisible wounds. so how do you deal with it? the va ultimately is not going to be able to solve this problem by itself. it's too big of a bureaucracy,