colorado. holiday season said to have this type of spree take place is not normal for the community. we cannot lose sight of the victims in this and the people still fighting for their lives including lakewood agent. mike: they heard several gun fire near a shopping center and officers exchanged fire with a suspect at a separate location in denver. we will monitor this breaking story for further updates. also breaking tonight, more than 1,000 flights canceled in the u.s. on monday with 4,000 plus scrubbed since friday. airlines are blaming covid shortages and frustration in the sky as unruly passengers boarded a delta flight taken into fbi custody following this ugly incident. [bleep] [bleep] mike: this is new york city streets and the private sector, and takes effect requiring all private employers to request evidence of vaccination from their workers though it remains to be seen how effective the measure will be. breaking tonight the centers for disease control and pr
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when they went in, they could obviously see that they d had their ears cropped as well. sadly, there is a demand for dogs with their ears mutilated. they actually cut the floppy bit of the ear off. this is what he should look like look should have lovely, lovely floppy ears like this. they are the ears that he would have had. it s purely an aesthetic to achieve a certain look that some people think is attractive. they go from anything from 3,000 up to 10,000, 15,000. phenomenal amounts of money. so you could have a litter that s literally worth about £60,000. it s illegal to cut a dog s ears like this in the uk. but at the moment, you can import one with its ears already cropped. tonight, we ll show what a huge demand for dogs has led to. there are laws in place to protect animals, but we found plenty of backyard breeders who are staying one step ahead of the authorities to make some serious cash. griff was owned by this man christopher mae from cardiff. he has a crimi
iam i am really happy with this, of course, and i have watched sports personality of the year growing up so i am humbled to join the amazing past winners. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc world news singapore, this is bbc world news. it s newsday. hello and thank you forjoining us. we begin the programme in hong kong where counting is under way in the first elections since beijing increased its control over the territory. turnout has officially been announced as the lowest ever in its electoral history just 30.2%. pro democracy activists called for a boycott because every candidate had to be vetted for their loyalty to beijing. almost all prominent opposition figures who could have taken part have either been jailed or have fled. earlier i spoke with nathan law a hong kong pro democracy campaigner who now lives in the uk where he has political asylum. iran 2016 and i won, but then, the composition of the legislature was around half of the seats through t