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security services opened an investigation into logging in less than really do you have any precaution of to provision made comments on telegram vowing revenge against russian military troops who he's accusing of carrying out strikes, killing huge numbers of his soldiers. now he didn't provide any details, though he is being investigated for the new city, according to russian media. and i never use it look bad, but i feel bad about it on the devotion ministry of defense, which i will lots with bookcase. it was a strike on the be a comes huge numbers of all fighters of i'll come back home. i have been killed for the evil with the military leadership of the country, but as it must be stopped, they neglect the logs of soldiers. they forget the word justice, and we will return it. therefore, those who destroyed guys today, those who destroy times many tens of thousands of lives of life and soldiers will be punished for the $25000.00. are we going to figure out why this chaos is

happening in the country? 25000 a waiting is a ton of decal reserve and the strategic reserve as a whole army and the whole country. everyone is welcome to join. we must and this disgrace will the crime in a said the president present is aware of precautions claims and that's necessary. measures of being taken either show you the shipper of the joins us from moscow now . and so these blistering attacks continuing from you have got any precaution against those who are supposed to be his allies to well, it's quite extraordinary development. where hearing right now looks like it's a mr. progressions my go against the russian miniature defense. basically they had to the bug that probably the ministry company called him, he'd suppose is to join the ranks of his wagner group and sold the chaos in the country. and he said that there are $25000.00 of us, and we're going to figure out why chaos is happening in this country. he actually

invited everyone to join him saying that this was the, that was not a military crew, but it was a much of just as a, so a pre guys, you know, a basically uh, basically accused the ministry of defense of a massive time on a sudden it's a re accounts of the role and, and promised quote, to respond to the atrocity and restore, just as in the army and in russia as a whole. and he said that his wagner group was ready to make concessions to the ministry of defense. but the ministry will defend defends, have launched a rock at the thompson's argona. and as a result, a huge number of the soldiers died. and according to the progression of mister showing how to ride in the russian states, you are real stalled on going to possibly carry out the operation to destroy the balls and the group. and the used gun is and helicopter pilots to destroy the group as a and also a bit earlier on. on friday, a precaution released. i mean to you where he among other things. now it was saying

that the russian army retreated, the ministry of defense was cheating on the page and ukraine and nature when i'm going to attack russia. so some extraordinary risk things we're hearing right now. at the moment, the national onto terrorism committee has demanded to stop illegal actions from devolving to sound. also identities can priest, and he's the head of the it had to be binds in russia as the russian as well into a cold a. well, actually he supported precaution, calling him a patriot. why? of course, the crumbling spokesperson had said that preaching is a way of the situation, which is an unfolding a wrong pre goes in. and basically said that all the necessary measures are being taken. all right, thank you. you're a ship of a lot of the joining us that for most good. thank you. and let's beat natalie. hi, schmidt, who's in the eastern? you find the city of dawn? yes. go. we know that the wagner less than regroup this thing. a significant role

in the war in eastern ukraine night right now. so he's remarkable developments. tonights in which you have not only this criminal case being brought against the man who needs that group. but also he is claiming that most goes troops killing his soldiers. a lot of them over the past few months, wagner grew played a vital role in the russian attack on a buck moved on solid off. and this conflict with the ministry of defense has been brewing for a lot of time. and what's happening right now is just the top of the iceberg. at the big ocean, on several occasions, attacked the minister of defense and said that his forces are the one that's on a cheating. these advances whether it's was in solid dot in december of 2020 to

few weeks. now with this new development, it's going to be really interesting to see how this is going to impact the frontier we are in, in doing yet. just a few kilometers. i was away from the front line. this is very big impact on, on the front. know how things are going to devil out right now with hitting reports on a security measures being taken in the city of buck rush, stalls that's uh, around 200 kilometers from doing. yes. no it is this going to be reflected in the field? this is the big question that everyone is asking right now. okay, thank you very much. are the hash him and done yet because that sounds to me to so i'm green for us or a russian politics and director of the democratic resilience program. it is sent to europe and policy analysis. it joins us now from funding here in the u. k. what do

you make of these remarks night from if any progression he is claiming that ukraine's counter offensive is basing back russia's armed forces. but he's, he's also claiming that the russian army is killing his soldiers. how damaging is this for the kremlin? it is really important. the extraordinary promotion has been critical of the way in which the ministry of defense and the official works military in prosecuting, as or from really from the very beginning. calling the one professional, choosing the love of leading to this unnecessary depths of, of our soldiers. but he is certainly taken that uh, quite a few steps further. uh, 1st uh, as your reports mentioned, accusing him of attacking the wrong of attacking a wagner, his private military company, mercenary corps. um, but also uh, you know, essentially undermining the entire story that printing has sold. um, uh, the, uh, there were some public about this more from the heck before the down. the idea that

ukraine and nato were preparing some sort of an attack and escalation and propagation against russia. of course, you know, for gordon has said that this is not pretend fault that he was in, be lied to by the military officials, really beginning with the minister of defense. they're gonna show who. but the reality is, it's hard to see how you can listen to that story and not say, put it as, as, as something of a, of a full. what is, what is he trying to achieve by making these remarks? he is obviously a well in the way he expresses himself, is very frustrated. he's very angry, but he's also very powerful and important in terms of rush as well. he controls many thousands of troops. this is a very effective fighting force. is he, is he trying to drive some sort of wedge between the ministry of defense in the kremlin? i know you've commented on that,

but why the particular focus on saturday showing good news remarks? well, i think that, you know, the war is among other things, frankly, have some money making a difference right. there are tremendous amounts of resources being and follow through ministry of defense and other parts of the rest of the state to a frontier armed at the base filters. uh and i think says, you know, part of this frankly is the shy good. has been trying to port wagner and the gordon uh, out of the procurement chain. uh, 2 largest in a row and urge them to bring them under the direct command and control all of the, all the ministry of defense. that's something that for goals and a, has a resistance tried to push back. and i think capture more of the resources for, for himself. but again, i think what we've seen in the last several hours takes it a step farther than that. i realize it, burglars names. busy is that what he's proposing is not in military cool, he will leave the rest of the state intact. but it's, it's really hard to see how you can essentially decapitate the military hierarchy,

which is what he's proposing to do without taking on the rest of the state. to present that idea, to put into something of a fair, complete right, that, that pre gordon himself would simply take the administrative defense i out of commission and change the structure of the military. that's really quite an extraordinary proposition. and so is this. i mean, is this an attempt by provision to try it and gain more from the russian state, whether it be through arms or money to maintain their independence not be integrated in any way in, in the ministry of defense or is this really a threat to completely separate from the russians and perhaps even turn against them on the battlefield. you know, i won't be honest. it's very difficult for me to understand the calculation of that gordon's is making here. um, this does not seem to me like a bargaining opportunity or an attempt to simply, you know,

alter the terms of trade with the ministry of defense or with the development more broadly. this really is, it is such a significant challenge that he either has to win it outright, or it's hard to see how he's going to survive in this system, or in fact, to survive at home by the dss be the security service as lawrence, the case against him for a mutiny and armed instruction. that's quite a heavy charge. um there are reports of of, of paramilitaries around his headquarters in st. petersburg. i don't know where he is himself personally at the, at the moment, but he clearly is facing sounds right. you know, the reality is this is a very opaque system, right? me as an analyst, are you a journalist? we don't really have the opportunity to call up people who are well connected within the russian security state and to find out what's going on. and we don't have sources or we're going to tell us those things with any,

any kind of reliability. and so i think we need to be very circumspect about our ability to truly understand and predict what's going to happen next. now i do agree with you on that. we've had some very strong statements tonight, but i think of peak is definitely the best way to describe this. we have to be careful about drawing conclusions from this, but i do appreciate you giving us some insight into this. and on the last professor, sam green joining us, i thank you to us on boss that as you and accused iran of not any providing washer with hundreds of one way attack drugs, but working to produce those weapons inside russia. the us and his allies, according on this extra general to investigate. now diplomatic edison james base has more the aerial attacks on ukrainian cities continue. the us and its allies say, these are indiscriminate to me on russia now has and is using hundreds of a rainy inmate drugs called to order. and the security council,

the us ambassador says, this is a violation of the councils. the resolution endorsed the wrong nuclear deal. united nations must implement security council resolution 2231. we still have no explanation as to why experts from the 20 to 31 team have not been dispatched to ukraine to review evidence of these weapons origins and the destruction these weapons have caught outside the chain. but she was joined by the ambassadors of from the u. k, albania and ukraine. they will believe it's a matter of urgency for the un to launch an inquiry. but there's a problem as well as sort of the secretary general says he doesn't have a mandate to investigate. what do you say to that? 20 to 31 resolution 22. 31 does give the secretary general a mandate to carry out these investigations. and we have all encouraged the un to move forward on carrying out these of investigations immediately to the russian

ambassador to the un vaseline depends. you have been waiting in the wings, listening to that. why not let the secretary general do an investigation? if you've got nothing to hide, you've done nothing wrong, you're not using writing instructions. why don't you have an investigation that would clear russian also so. so the 2nd yes, why should the secretary general need to need for the body a mutual going to investigate a group of the group is does not consist of experts to cover the secretary general could constitute experts and can find experts that should be should be done in the context of but the patients with their great or not. so the security it comes to security as well. so you, so you want to block an invest to gauge and you don't want anyone to like i said, it's a good fit to do it within the mandate of 20 to study what that's it. so we have full security council members. 3 of them, permanent members who say the secretary general has the power to set up an investigation. and if he should do so now, and then you have russia also

a permanent member that says he doesn't have the authority under the existing resolution. and that there should be no investigation. it old puts the secretary general antonio terrace in a very difficult place. james pays out to 0. the united nations. meanwhile, united nations human rights chief has won the violence and the occupied westbank risk spiraling out of control. the white house national security spokesman joan cubby is also called for. com. st. washington condemns all acts of violence on monday and is ready ready to on janine and the occupied westbank resulted in the depths of 7 palestinians, including 2 children. many more were injured as ready forces used had to cope the gun ships in the region for the 1st time in several years. following day for as radius was shot dead. close to in a vehicle is ready supplement. but to palestinian gunmen were also killed. as ready, settlers then attacked at least 6 palestinian villages on wednesday. later the same

day in his right, he drove strike on a vehicle near jeanine, killed 3 people. israel said they will palestinian fighters in the 1st acknowledged, targeted assassination quite as well in the occupied westbank for nearly 2 decades . israel's minister of national security, it's a mob been good. there is now visited on a legal sacrament in the occupied westbank. he is courting for a full scale minute field peroration ari force. it reports from ramallah in the occupied westbank. the smoke is cleared, but the damage done into messiah isn't dental and attacked by his ready settlers on wednesday. left, causing the houses burned 12 times to indians. injured and one dead, they would just say omar cotton was shot by his really forces who arrived after the settlers had retreated. he walked into the fire to rescue others. he didn't care about himself. he cared about the safety of others. i'm so proud of him. i'm so proud of him. we're also proud of you. officials and other diplomats arrived on

friday to evaluate and to condemn. according to the accounts we have received from numerous sources, indeed, a group of federalists, many, many settlers came here. i would call them tell receptors because they spread the terra in the vicinity and in the neighborhood to you. a vice sure thing was life or on the, on the fire, at penis thing in the tactless part of the wave of secular violence that came off the floor is ready, such as with shot dead by thomaston and attack is at a petrol station on tuesday that followed a large scale is ready rate on jeanine. on monday, the left 7 palestinians including 2 children, dead and school was wounded. the un on friday demanded. israel reset its actions to minimize the use of lease will force and protect people's right to life. the sweeps violence in the occupied westbank risks spiraling out of control filled by strident political rhetoric and an escalation in the use of advanced military

weapon right? by it is right. that was most striking graduate vote from his real security minister. visiting a settlement outpost dean, the legal on the is ready law. when the government times to endorse retrospectively, we must settle the entire land of israel, an unparalleled to settle the land. we must carry out a military operation to topple buildings, to killed terrorist, not one or 2, but dozens and hundreds, and if needed, thousands that has been pressure on these ready government from other causes as well. morocco has delayed, again, hosting an arab is really us summit. the us ambassador said washington won't stand by and allow set of items to continue. these really move the tree has condemned it as well, with this pressure in the other direction from within the government from far right . so leaders who now hold positions of unprecedented power power. suppose it out to 0 ramallah and the occupied westbank am on con as more from west jerusalem on the

significance of those comments by these readiness or national security a to my bank of yeah. to think of as comments inflammatory thoughts, they track with everything that he's been saying for the past 2 decades. he's always considered the occupied westbank. it to be is really tired. so you want israel to build a state in the occupied westbank. take it over completely. however, his words do have some weight because night right now, he is the national security minister. he's effectively in charge of the police, but to base a cold for an extended operation in the occupied westbank is new and it's something that he's been quoting, pulled out loud as well as other elements of the far right coalition. government have been calling for as well now on wednesday, off to the events and even the prime minister benjamin netanyahu called a security consultation meeting. got that meeting with the ministers. that was the is really intelligent services that was the heads of the all me, etc. however,

the national security minister, it's all bank of it was not invited to that meeting and they were actually leaks from that meeting from ministers who suggested the reason it wasn't invited because he was a rabbit dog that had no bikes. and that's with the exact quotes from one of the ministers who was speaking to a local media source here. so this idea that he's pushing for this operation in the occupied westbank, a large scale operation. it doesn't really have any sympathy or any uh, simply story with the army. they are happy with the operations of the mountains, the ones like we saw in jeanine with 5 positives and killed those need 90 rates the army a happy with that level of raids and to be able to probably the worst like anything big of that a really want but it's about bank of it does have the term code. he quits. the government is not getting his way. that means the end, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, a new elections in israel. so that's a political consent for the prime minister. but right now,

it seems the problem is holding firm on the idea of an extended operation in the west bank. however, that could change, and it could change very rapidly. emerald called out 0 west islip, the russian diplomat, making a $19.00, probably test as australia, faces the collection of, of the proposed new embassy and camera. going to bring you that story. also, concussion compensation. how formed australian rules football is assuming for hundreds of millions of dollars, that story is coming up with just the money is voted overwhelmingly in favor of changes. the constitution was 97 percent loosing in favor of its in sundays referendum. the routing minutes region to is under pressure to hold that hole which is aimed at returning molly to

a city civilian governance. presidential elections are expected to take place in february next year because hawk has moved from the com as well effects of the now that this constitution has been approved by a portion of the population, at least through this vote, the this will go to the constitutional courts and then there will be a change of the constitution, and that change will allow the current malia military june to assume you're going to run in the upcoming presidential election scheduled for february 2024. and this is a big step, not only from audience, but also for the region or region, which there's been a series of cruise in the last 2 years in virginia paso, in neighboring guinea. but molly is the only country that has taken steps towards our return to constitutional order, but a lot of volumes were not able to vote during at this referendum. there were

threats from arm groups thing to i'll tell you to an ice. so in the northern region, if to doubt to sell each, i get look, and mullins were not able to express themselves. so given that there's critics that say that this referendum doesn't represent the outcome of this referendum does not represent the full extent of what the molly and people feel towards this change in the constitution as we go now to the heart of africa. and the search for energy and the world's 2nd largest rainforest. oil and gas exploration. white's in the democratic republic of congo are up for auction with the exploitation as potentially devastating consequences for the critically important ecosystem the and the communities that depend on it. 27 blocks of land and the rain forest and you to be sold to companies for development. some of them overlap with natural resolves. i'll just leave his team, traveled up the congo river to meet the people who live that in the 1st of full

reports. his out environment editor nick cock the public safety of van dyke. a starting point right on the equator, with the epic come to the focus of life. did the river is lot of bathrooms and transport hub for travel upstream and down in all manner of crow talk kind of 6 days just staring interaction here and been dr. so we're of river to explore one of the oil boats designated prohibition by the government should find some remote community. the sheer scale of the congo is bewildering here, looking more like a vast lake as it mia and is west to the atlantic ocean. we're heading 2 days in the office. it direction of a 400 kilometers up stream deep into the congo basin. a journey is soon flames by

dense rain forest giving way now and then the river side villages where life mostly goes on as it has for centuries. to life the could be a ton by the government. the and then that's why we are going to bob asking about the off to the m as in the congo base and is the greatest track to rain forest on a spending 6 countries across central africa containing huge quantities of oil that

the government wants to settle to the highest bidder, with an estimated $600000000000.00. up to 7 hours on the water. a chance to stock off on fuel and supplies were a long way still from the oil sites. but i want to know what people here think about the potential exploration. manda with the, the app it was, we have not had anything from the government. our life depends on the river. i think these will cause big problems. so we need an explanation. our move on, obviously as i passed and we will live in poverty. if this comes, it will help us to improve our lives divided opinion perhaps that we were to find that sense of an equity and indeed opposition to the books themselves would grow. once we got deeper into the forest, for now we set up camp and i said, co village as nice places in the. the clock houses here a democratic republic of congo on saturday night cool. bring us part to all of the

series he's going to head into the far as to what other effective communities have to say about the proposed expiration projects and the effects will have on them. meanwhile, a climate finance. some is created a roadmap for genuine change, according to some people has been that it's just wrapped up in paris. tried by the french present to manual lack on an angel creating a pond to restructured global financial systems. to address climate change. culture butler has moved from that, so on this hey, mrs. somebody was to try and find ways to old and modernize the global financial assistance to help developing countries more that are being struggling with said to say, to press service phones to coverage emergencies. this will pay that $19.00 times they make, and of course, climate change. at the end of the meeting, the french presence a manual, my call has been hosting. it said the consensus has been found that there is a need for change thought in terms of announcements will they were limited need as

agreed to finalize the pledge appointments that's already been made for a 100000000 dollars climate fundable. so 1st off of funds to help 5 to the state and force in developing countries, the rules i promise is from the m. s. on the wells fargo will bank said it was put in place, move measures to help developing countries, including allowing them to pause on that factory payments if they were facing an emergency or climates emergency. in effect, countries on the pay says say, developing countries back to this is simply not enough to the african countries. they locate about 4 times more funding to debt repayment, then to a social, a public surfaces. so we're not in a situation where they have to make very tough choices and we're expecting. so the diversity among equals from the rich countries liters have laid out what they call a roadmap, some commitments to trying to find ways to eva, hold

a global financial system among them. proposals to refer to the international monetary fund to encourage those institutions to lead, to move, to developing nations and give developing nations great to say in those institutions they will same thoughts about trying to step up, move financing all of these. so, as i said, all performances have less the french present to bundle my call said everything must be done so that countries i'm choosing between whether or not they can fight climate change. so if i lost the alcera terrace, jamie back alexander is right to enroll down labs that project roll down a nonprofit organization working on climate change solutions. she joins us now from the united states. and so let me start by getting your thoughts on this. so this climate, somebody because of course it has been hailed as producing a roadmap for genuine change. but there's also been criticism that these funding pages don't go far enough,

but it's not actual grant money from richard countries to poor countries, but more in the form of that of, of debt relief. i think that's exactly right. be, you know, the focus of the summit is extraordinarily important, and that's to, you know, to figure out how we provide the vast amounts of financing that's needed to address these intersecting crisis crises that we're facing. so yes, it does. the focus of the summit was extraordinarily important, but it's also, as you heard from your last guess, missed as a critical opportunity to go at the heart of the problem. it sort of plays around the edges and looks at where we can, you know, provide debt relief and where we can, you know, sort of sort of nibble around the edges. but we're missing the critical opportunity to get to the elephant in the room, which i think is redirecting billions of dollars from fossil fuels and ultra you rich countries to address the climate crisis on behalf of those who don't have that . you know that, that level of financing available. so what did you make of that goal then from the

french president manual, what mike calling because he was talking about global taxes on shipping aviation, even wealth to fund claim action. yes, i mean that's what is needed. i think the, the, the, the problem with the summit's is that they're, they're framed on the basis of commitments lot, you know, sort of on binding long term ideas instead of these, you know, countries coming to together to, to say, here's what we have done. here's what we are doing. here's how we're leveraging, you know, the finance that's locked up in these, you know, in these big institutions and banks and fossil fuel companies. and so i think the, the, the issue here is around what progress are we actually seeing, you know, as you know, there was a decade ago, there was a $100000000000.00 committed at a summit just like this one. and so far we haven't met that pledge. so i think i think that today was a good step and you know, kind of world leader saying, okay, we need to, we need to, we need to show up. we'll recognize that you failed to,

you know, to, to make good on our promises. but i think we're all sort of waiting for those promises to be, to be met. and there is also this, this tension of attacking of climate crisis versus development. the incoming presence of the well, bank j banga saying that the has to be a new vision forged for the institution so that it doesn't just look at lifting people out of poverty and, and easing economic hardship. but also that being a focus on the climate price crisis thing courses, you know, many poor develop developing countries say that that sort of climb action impedes on the development. the incredible thing about climate solutions is that they also often address poverty. they often help, you know, poverty alleviation, human health and solutions are not just climate solutions. so climate and poverty

are extremely deeply in an extra inextricably linked, but we can address both through many climate solutions. so there are kind of the solutions that address both, you know, the nexus of climate and poverty or climate and human wellbeing, light health and education, gender equality. and these are solutions like indigenous land tenure helping people keep their land so that they can preserve that land from being the forest and in the 1st place or clean cook stoves. that's an important way for, you know, people inside their household, especially in lower and middle income countries to clean in a way that's better for their health and better for the environments. so there are solutions that do both and investing in those solutions is absolutely critical. jeremy back alexandro is good to talk to you. thank you, man. thank you. friends of the relatives, the morning 5 people who died on board a terrace of mass simple, near the wreck of the titanic and imposing as being blamed for the loss of the sub

visit, descended into the depths of the atlantic ocean on sunday. the vessel contact an hour and 45 minutes into its journey, triggering a multinational such as that of those days under water road. but discovered dubray from the sub on the ocean floor questions and now being raised about safety regulations in the field and why the vessels own as having the source profit certification. and there are regulations in place. but as you can imagine, there aren't that many subs that go that deep. and so the regulations are pretty sparse, and many of them are antiquated, or they're designed for specific instances. so it's, it's kind of tricky to navigate those, those regulatory schemes and then use our life from london most to live on the program. located. yes is the end of constitutionally protected abortion rights in the united states. will side of the line to free 6. a spike sees a spike in book,

binds the libraries that are reporting growing attempts to sunset init, tricia and a big step back from the tent as well. number 3 is wimbledon preparations that story on the way with just the . i had a lot of that. let's have a look at the weather across the europe and some of the stones stealing the show across central pots. you can see the storm clouds, the pushing that way further east, but they splunk red warnings in germany, where we full the strong winds and heavy raynichol central and northern areas come saturday. however, unimproved picture and the way is sunshine, that wet weather instead, working its way further east and looking temperatures down across the bulk and not to the west of this, i'm much fine and why a field will see tempe just pick up across the beer in peninsula by the time we get

to sunday, the temperatures are still sitting high for the north west for britain on the island of olive. he will remain despite more intense rain coming in as we get into sunday london, 29 degrees celsius. so what about the average? that's reflected across a macho scandinavia, but brings a threat to all the forest flies to places like no way as well as a stone. you. now is looking much dry in greece on saturday. the rain isn't very far away, we'll see it pick up 3 to sunday. with some of those sons of stones edging across easily, but fine into ice guys to be found across spain. and portugal temperature is continuing to life, taking place of like seville, as well as madrid. if we have a look at the 3 day, it'll be very scorching as we get into sunday. the criminal drug dealing 50 to places beyond the reach of the many people in the off

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i'll come back with houses era life from london. main headlines. russian state media are saying the country security service is cooling on the value of the most and remembers to apprehend the lead to, if any, for goshen. they've opened a mutiny investigation and him now off the he vowed revenge against the russian minute treat, accusing its of killing huge numbers of his soldiers. you as human rights chief is wanting, the volume is neil divide. westbank is at risk of spot running out of control is ready for his right of the a call refugee camp of the nice on thursday. hundreds of settlers have been attacking palestinian areas since the beginning of 4 is rainy's on tuesday. and molly is voted underwhelming me in favor of changes the constitution with a 97 percent saying yes and sundays referendum routing,

then it's region to was under pressure to hold the po, which is aimed at returning money to civilian governance. moscow is taking legal action against the australian government for stopping plans to build a new russian embassy in the capital camera. moscow says it's already spent $8000000.00 on the project. last week, australia is government terminated. russia's tendency on the embassy site, citing a potential security risk. covenants has a decision as an example of quote, russia, phobic hysteria. and one of its diplomats has been squatting on the line and the national security threat. that was represented by a russian embassy on side note, the assignment, some black standing on a blood of grass on the side. that when i say really is a right to a national security. we anticipated, i, i, the russ who would not be happy with, with their response. we expected that,

but we're very confident of their position and processes are under way for the coma to formalize possession of the saw. you guys present, joe biden is expected to assign a wide range and executive order and protecting and increasing access to contraception is the white house as latest attempt to show up reproductive rights as a portion restrictions of rise in many states binds order has been announced. one day shy of the one year anniversary of the supreme court decision to of a ton, the landmark roe v wade ruling such a day. the job position came down one year ago. tomorrow we've seen the devastating effects all across the country. we've been turned away from are easy rooms, denied life saving care moms, college student teachers, nurses traveling hundreds of miles are getting basically protected health care the rosy way, cooling dates, back to 1973, and gave women in the united states. i constitutional right to abortion. it was

overturned by the supreme court a year ago and was known as the adults decision leaving the right to abortion. something's individual states to decide. since then, 14 states have complete a bad most abortions made in the south and midwest for the 6 states of growth and partial bonds on a portion after a certain point, ranging between 6 and 20 weeks of pregnancy, leaving 25000000 women living in states with restrictions that want that this time last year, according to society or family planning, the average number of legal abortions in the us between july 2022 and march 2023 dropped by around 3.3 percent. doctor kristen bronte and officers ation and gynecologist, specializing and complex family planning. she joins us via zoom from new jersey. how would you describe the consequences of this decision to over time, the constitutionally protected right? to an abortion as well. thank you for having me. it's really been

a devastating time since the dobbs decision came down about a year ago. and it's been heartbreaking to see so many patients that have been turned away from evidence based care. just because of politics. it's been frustrating for providers like me on the ground. many of whom have had years and years of medical training to provide excellent care, but are unable to because of these restrictions. and even in situations where people's lives are literally at risk. there's one tragic story after another on the ground in these places, and it's just really then a huge challenge and a burden on the health care system. and i'm really worried that will only get worse as we see more, more restrictions come up in our, in our states know that of course many doctors and medical professionals will be in touch with each other. and what are you hearing from medical professionals and on the states in terms of women who are being turned away and you know,

the effect this might have on that health, particularly if there is a pregnancy that could be life threatening for them. what, what do they do now? and so i have been hearing from the dividers across the country, all of my colleagues and friends, and tearing just a lot of heartbreak, all across the country. that's overdue, and, and other reproductive health care workers are doing our best to be able to provide good care to people while juggling all of these emotions that were happening because we are being limited and the ability to be able to take care of people, which is why we signed up to be health care professionals. we've seen a lot of patients that, unfortunately are getting turned away that we're having really hard conversations with people about what options exist for them. whether or not they can travel out of the state, which could be hundreds of miles by car. do they have the funds to be able to get an airplane and fly somewhere to the nearest state or the next near state?

um it's just been really challenging and for the providers we're seeing more and more providers, unfortunately, leaving their communities because they're having issues between following their hippocratic oath or following the law. and for some people that's just not conscious level or having to figure out whether or not there's risk to them legal risk that they have to think about themselves and their families. and that's not what doctor should be doing right now. we should be able to provide the care that our patients need and it just creating a lot of distrust between our patients and our providers. that patients are worried because they don't know if we're going to be taken care of them or not. if we're going be reported them to the cops or not, and there's a lot of dual loyalty going on between providers and our patients versus providers and our duties to our hospitals and our states. and there's a lot of conflict right now. and what's interesting is that you have at least 25

states that have new title, abortion bands, or new laws limiting access causing states can legislate that own abortion laws. but the interesting thing is that it impacts people both the on the constituency. so if there are women that do have the means to be able to travel elsewhere, it could, it means that medical providers elsewhere will be dealing with with will patients presumably. right. and we've seen that in several states, particularly the ones that are right next to places where there's large bands and many states that they've seen thousands of people coming to their states to get care. i live in new jersey, which is pretty far from some of the states that already i'm seeing patients from some of the states were bands already in place. and so i'm glad to get to me. but there's many people, many more people that are able to make it for whatever reason. well thank you very much, dr. kristin brandy. i appreciate the time. thanks for having me. meanwhile, the american library association has reported

a rising number of attempted book binds across the us for 202-2128 half 1000 titles will bind or challenge and that number is expected to rise. this see if schools libraries and 42 states, it should book bands of the last academic yes. the state of utah is recently possible, which allows parents to challenge books. they want removed from schools. john henry joins us live now from the american library associations annual conference in chicago, illinois, what kind of books have been challenged? obama, joan? well, i'm here the coverage that they have not let the general public in now. so what you're seeing is really before the show begins. so there are books on display from various publishers. and all those publishers are worried about what you're talking about. banned books and books challenges and we have found in studies that books tend to be more likely to be challenged if they involve minority characters, gay and lesbian themes. so what tends to happen is there is

a kind of white washing in libraries, in which a people from marginalized communities look through the shelves in less and less see themselves like, you don't have to take it for me. i've got an author here who knows much more about this than i ever will. this is winsome being and thank you for doing this. oh, thank you for asking me. and that's your book, frank. fair, right? yes. one of your books, one of my books business for good, and it's welcome to for good. it's a chapter book series, reading for children, 6 to 10 years old, and it's centers military families. so what you tend to write or maybe contributes for children that i do, i wrote so from sunday, which is the new york times best with the, the year. and it's a picture book. i wrote the walk that's coming out in september and now i'm focusing on military families. it's more than 640000 military families, but there are no books for those children that live on military bases. so i decided

they need to see themselves. so i will story just for them and for everyone to get a glimpse into that military lifestyle. and you've got an upcoming book on voting. do you ever worry that, that, or any of your other books will face challenges in libraries? were people who ask to have them taken off the shelf course. of course, i'm a writer, i'm a black writer, and a lot of time to write stories for children. people feel like that. we understand the power of stories, and it's obvious politicians. they understand it too, because because what they're doing, their dining bucks, but all it is, is to either or persuade children to read and retain them while they're reading or giving them information. but we also want children to look at the world around them . just have great stories, storage the powerful and let me as we got just a little bit of time, much of who is heard when these books, particularly books about marginalized communities, are taking off the shelves. well, we all are her, we are

a democracy. i was in the military, i'm a military veteran. i walk in wartime, i'm a disabled military veteran. and the reality of i wrote an iphone so everybody will have access to books. we are hurting all our children, not just children of color, because if you don't allow all children to see themselves, then what are you creating? they need to know that they can love, they can learn, they can explore that to solve mystery. they can be adventurous, and they learn all these things from books that is winsome, being them. thank you very much. when for talking to us and uh, banned books are really topic a here at the american library association convention. lovely, thank you very much. john. andrea in there in chicago, tom to bring you all the support. now with joe in the, is marianne. thank you very much. call us outcries is closing in on his 1st gross quotes, tennis title i had a chance of re guiding the number one ranking. once again, this find is 3 to this time you find as a queen club in london, also beating former champion,

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chose the united states because of months of the things it would help grow the game in north america. ahead of the 2026 men's wells comp, which takes place across the us, canada and mexico brown madrid. all the reigning club woke up champions. we know that the united states is a country that loves sports. a country that invests the login sport, the country that feels a lot about sports and uh, we know as well, that football or soccer doesn't the at have that level uh, that it should have in terms of uh, the impact in the, in north america. i'm sure that these competitions will bring football to become a top top top sport in the united states, parliamentary inquiry and australia, or is investigating the long term health implications of repeated hed knocks in

context. support for most of the rules, football players who say they suffered concussions of seeking up to $670000000.00 in a landmark legal action. so o'clock reports from brisbin. it was this performance back in 1995, which insurance with the mock of the century tassel in the striding fulfillment. it was well known for his technique on the field a nearly 30 years later. he says it was the repetitive head notes and concussion. this left him permanently disabled from brain injuries inflicted during his career or even off enough to carry it off on a stretcher and come back to them after half time, which is which is not right. so yeah, and it's really affected me in the forty's. i was sort of saw some really bad changes in my behavior, and it's not a good injury to have 3 years ago, the veteran play i received an historic insurance pass of almost $1000000.00,

acknowledging the permanent damage caused by repetitive concussions done more than 60 full applies in australia, a city up to $670000000.00 in damages, and a landmark cross section against the eye of phil for the serious damage, concussion has allegedly cost them loan to why people actually have resorted to legal action. is because the just hasn't bain, the management change that is needed to make the game site. the minimum absence for a plaid diagnosed with concussion is now 12 days in the struggling football league . in the national rugby league. there's a mandatory 11 day stand um period for can customize nearby physiologist ellen peers who studied concussion in sports for more than 15 years, says plays need at least one month of the field. and the risk of cognitive impairment increases significantly after 3 concussions. what we are seeing,

particularly with some of our athletes later in life. but also we've, we've placed modem analyses is the fact that it's not the 5 or 10 concussions. that's the issue. it's the 10020000, even 13000 hits to the brain ivr, you know, 20 or 30 a korea and the cross section being pursued here in the strategies also being played out to other countries. in orleans 3 rugby union players assuming road rugby and in the united states there was this free quote of opinions on the past with todd players. a decade ago. play is going to court, say the risk of suffering a head injury should no longer be an except it has it. at the job, the striding football league was approached for comment. sarah, clock out to 0. prison was there, mentioned that concussion is also a major concern in rugby union. we also being an international matter. it told jake, if it's something he worries about when he steps on to the pitch, it definitely enters your thoughts view. definitely something that you have to

think about and have to consider. um, if i compare it to the time wise, $510.00, and where we are now is where you would like is a, has, is a leg to be done. yes. is the stuff that we keep the present. yes. as the technology imprisoned and the science gets more more funds sieges and measures get better. i'm sure for the rest of the game. so yeah. to bear that mind . but where are we on when the, by far better placement? they're going to well, let's finish with some pictures from the ocean rice, one of the competing y'alls had a close encounter with some old cuz to me i oh, well, on their approach to the straight since april, to win the whales approach them and started pushing up against the yacht and nudging at the brothers. luckily, no one was injured and there was no damage to the bites. all right, that is a useful for now. it is back to moran in london. that's great. thank you very much,

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so tired, so would you do it again? it's my us, my life, at least in my life know extensions expectations are that in the coming months, many more across these mountains, not knowing what the future holds, the to a more of was escalates and russia, wagner less than we had you have any progression accused as moscow strips of kenning, his soldiers, russian authorities responded with, i'm use any investigation, the hello am i on the mazda in london, you're watching algae 0. so coming up on the program as escalating violence in the occupied with.