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am fully responsible for this strike and this outcome. the u.s. admitting that it killed 10 civilians in a drone strike in kabul last month. how the deadly mistake that happened and the over the horizon strikes. plus, a tragic saga. the strange case of a prominent attorney that allegedly hired a hit man to murder him all for insurance money. why that case is raising guess links for that family and other mysterious deaths. we re so glad that you re waking up with us this saturday, september 18th. how are you? i ve got my apple juice. 6 a.m. on a sunday morning. we already have makeup on. hey, what the heck. we start this morning with some news out of southern california. they ve got a bit of a scare last night. a 4.4 magnitude earthquake striking the area according to the u. smpt gs. geological area. zpl some people were reporting feeling a jolt ranging from a moment to as much as 10 seconds. so far no immediate injuries are being reported there. the los angeles
that statement didn t satisfy this caller to our phone line. i believe the corporation s official response is ethically, let s say, highly questionable and troubling and so i am leaving this message in support of the calls for help by ex bbcjournalists of the calls for help by ex bbc journalists and of the calls for help by ex bbcjournalists and presenters, the bbc does have responsibility for its ex employees in this situation. now occupying the time over the summer was geronimo, the alpaca who twice tested positive for bovine tuberculosis and was ordered to be euthanised to stop the spread of the disease. for some this was a classic silly season story, piped up to bill sparse running orders but for some, bill sparse running orders but forsome, it bill sparse running orders but for some, it was a specific legal injustice and accrual infringement of animal rights. on tuesday the row over geronimo s eight was resolved once and for all. i geronimo s eight was resolved once a
we ll have much more analysis on the situation in afghanistan, including effectiveness of the airlift from a former commander ofjoint forces. researchers say protection against covid from two doses of the vaccine starts to wane within six months. i m ina i m in a very noisy 0xford, where the women have been blocking the roads are the last three hours. a golden start in tokyo for paralympics gb, as cyclist dame sarah storey takes the 15th gold of her career. the government says it will use every hour that s left to evacuate as many people as it can from afghanistan. so far, the raf has flown more than 10,000 people out of kabul including 6,300 afghans. but more than 2,000 people who are eligible for relocation are still waiting. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in kabul. it s a race against the cloth here. it s a race against the cloth here. it is a racer fraught with risk and fear. in britain and the us, there are reassurances that all of the foreign n