couple of points i absolutely agree with. one is that he is right, it is really scary, what is going on. can you imagine that somebody s private home has been accessed, whether it is outside come on top of the building, where children live, where those children are going to have to come back at some point and they are going to be petrified. i m speaking from a police perspective, when we deal with victims, he talked about burglary, this was not a burglary because you have to prove intent and gain access to the building, but having dealt with thousands of victims of crime, that have had their house broken into, or they have had people outside, it is irrelevant whether you are careful when you entered and had a big smile on yourface. children in when you entered and had a big smile on your face. children in that environment particularly will not be having a big smile on theirface, they will be petrified. that will have lasting effects on them.
that s the attitude here today in barnstable for the biggest ever clean up of the river taw. we feel it s important to bring all the services together, all the students and just work together to clear up our town, as a community, really, notjust the river. this is the fourth clean up of the river taw in the last two years, and each time, things like shopping trolleys and traffic cones are among the larger items being removed. i think it s only one or two people who do this kind of thing. however, there are accidental things to get in the river, but a lot is deliberate and it s quite sad. as well as making the town look better, river clean ups like this are important for the safety of anyone using the water. shopping trolleys, bicycles, tires, that sort of thing, the only reason they re in the river is cos somebody s chucked them there in the first place. so, let sjust have a little bit more thought, let sjust have some kind of consideration that there is nobody paid to get this stuff o
things that can be done in responsible to the terrible tragedy in nashville so there s so many tragedies, and we ve been reporting on quite a few of them over the last couple of weeks, i m sure you ve heard about them, governor where people are shooting each other for no apparent reason. i don t know if you heard about this, but in florida prosecutors have called for an investigation. they say a homeowner fired shots into a couples car who mistakemis mistakenly turned onto his property they were making a late night instacart delivery, just trying to make some money where are we now in this country where it s so common, your basketball rolls into somebody s, you know, yard. you ring the wrong doorbell, you know. you pull into somebody s driveway you know, chris, i faced this actually here, it s called stand your ground. when you feel threatened, you know, you then can take action and i thought the law was bad. i vetoed the law, the legislature overrode me, and you know, again t
wrenching moment. when you hear those words, it s like somebody s, almost like a video game punched into your chest and ripped your insides out. ijust broke down. so i did meet with my birth mother. and one of the first things i said to her is, if i look like the man who did this to you, walk away. and what did she say? she said it s fine. you don t look like him. that really changed things for me. the man who did that to my birth mother is, he isjust nothing to me. to all intents and purposes, i don t think of myself as having a birth father. i have my birth mother, and that s it. and that s enough. research suggests more than 3,000 women become pregnant from rape in england and wales each year. mandy had her son as a result of being abused by her father. this is the first time she s ever talked openly about how that feels. do you think it s different for us as mums having a child conceived through abuse,
massachusetts. i want to know what the culture was in the provincial presidential transition, various boxes mining the way to mar a lago. it is a technological issue and a leadership issue for computers versus are very sophisticated today. is the us now, because we know this was not a traditional leak, this was not the way that edward snowden did things, sneaking things out on a thumb drive, this involved a platform called a discord, is the us prepared for what could be a new era of digital leaking that may not involve whistle blowers, it may not involve whistle blowers, it may not involve spies even, this could come as we think we know now, just may be as we think we know now, just may be a 21 year old individual who may not have had an agenda instantly wanted to share some documents online with somebody s? to share some documents online with somebody s? somebody s? yeah, we will never run out of motives somebody s? yeah, we will never run out of motives for somebody s? yea