why that timing, so early in the morning, was it deliberately targeted at certain groups of people? was it as a race empty, so he could away or speed through the roads, knocking people down? or was it simply that that was the time that this all came to a boil? we just do not know. one thing, looking at all of the footage, you do wonder whether the van, the white van, was new. the number plates will have been seen by photographers and camera people. they will probably be tracing it. they will be working out who it belongs to. those inquiries will be happening already. the bbc home affairs will be happening already. the bbc home affairs correspondent, i will be happening already. the bbc home affairs correspondent, thank| home affairs correspondent, thank you very much for sharing your insights. we must stress that we still do not know the motive for what happened, all we know at the moment is that a 31 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of
from general calderon um, are was water, the ruin and destruction in the sound of gunfire have not allowed a space for the joy that our people across our beloved country deserve, and we are deeply saddened by this. however there remains hope that we are with our great people, and we will overcome this tribulation. this is the first time we ve seen general al gore hand on camera and the fact that he s speaking on camera people would have expected for him to be conciliatory, or at least to commit to this. ceasefire on religious grounds, which just does not appear to be happening, max and larry. we re hearing reports that the pentagon is preparing evacuations from sudan , but what considerations are at play here in terms of the danger of trying to plan something like that? so bianca. this is being described as a contingency planning the us department of defense through the africa command says it is monitoring the situation in sudan, and it
it improves efficiency, improves outcomes for patients, what we want, but again, the doctor has to be in charge. look, gillian, in our business we have robotic cameras now, right? but they are not any better than some of our best camera people. they only augment them. gillian: very interesting. dr. siegel, we want to keep chatting with you about this. any other studies that get your interest let us know, we ll have you back. thank you so much. you bet. good to see you. john: coming up new at 2:00, the white house and pentagon set to hold briefings any moment as the biden administration warns beijing to not use the taiwanese president visit to the u.s., will xi stand down or will he send a message to the united states they cannot deter him from invading taiwan.
i ll be by your side forever more that s what friends are for you know, literally, this was billed as dionne warwick and friends. and friends. i know. i don t understand that. how can you you were the lead there. but they are my friends. i understand that but usually they get yes. anyway, why did you take that cause on? you know, we were losing so many people within our industry, especially mine. the music industry was being dec decimated, camera people, light people, makeup artists, i had to find out what was going on with all these undefined reasons for
there was a certain understanding. we had each other s backs. we all commanded a lot of attention in the group because it was unusual to have that many women working together. we were breaking down certain barriers and conceptions about women in the field, and women in the front lines. [noise] the only people that really put their lives on the line are the camera people. [noise] they were not there