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Someone, played by the great elyas m barek, and shortly after the murder of a lawyer appears in his cupboard in his own blood and refuses to play his own defence. Here s a clip. So it then transpires that the lawyer actually knew the victim impact victim was something of him and talk to him, took him under his wing and almost fathered him. The question is why on earth would anybody want to kill this man, who was an respected industrialist and a very good person, as far as anyone knows. The author of the book, his grandfather was a very high ranking nazi who was trialled at nuremberg and what are the things the book is about is coming to terms with the past and the ghost of your own past and accepting the fact that people who seem like one thing may actually be something completely different, so a lot of the story is to do with confronting guilt. It is also a pretty good drama in terms of it is a courtroom drama. I love a courtroom drama, i do understand courtroom drama, i do understand
Warned of extreme weather and more extreme and climate change was here. We re living through it now. We don t have more time. Every part of the country is getting hit by extreme weather. We re living in realtime what the country will look like. We can t turn it back, but we can prevent it from getting worse. As he did in louisiana last week, the president is linking the super charged storms for the need for congress to pass the infrastructure packages to rebuild levees and drains and rebuild climate change and future proof communities susceptible to rising water. After touring the damage in new jersey, he will tour new york to get a look at queens, east of manhattan. The damage in queens is so extensive, many homes are uninhabitable. There was so much rain in so little time, it had nowhere to go from flooded roads and into people s basements. For some families, that proved deadly. This video released by the nypd showing an officer trying to reach one family, but sadly officers were blo
Very start of the hearing burying any notion peddled by republicans loyal to trump that the insurrection was not violent or a tourist visit or not an insurrection at all. We have to warn you now that these images are disturbing. Lock the shields! lock them together! lock them together! we need fresh patriots to run! he needs a break! jimmy, get him to the back. Get him to the back. Get him to the back. Let s get some fresh faces on the front. The officers who were on the front lines of the fight to defend the capitol that day told the committee in stark and clear detail about what they faced that day, their fears that they would be murdered by the attackers and the trauma that haunts them to this day. On january 6, for the first time i was more afraid to work at the capitol than my entire deployment to iraq. The rioters called me traitor. A disgrace. And shouted that i, i, an army veteran and a police officer, should be executed. After order had finally been restored at the capitol and