this according to a memo attained by the associated press. it said those who don't get a booster will face same-day testing beginning december 1 >>> big bird announced he's been vaccinated against coronavirus scores of school districts across the country are turning their facilities into school-based vaccination sites cities including detroit and new york city will kick off their vaccination site and lastly today, after 19 months, the u.s. will lift the pandemic ban on international travelers. for more, let's turn to matt good morning >> reporter: good morning. this is a big development for a lot offoreign citizens w.h.o. have been separated if friends, family maybe they just like the united states but it's been almost 20 months but this is not a complete opening of the border. so there are some pretty important caveats. let's go through them real quick. as of today, visitors from 33 nations who have been issued a w.h.o. approved vaccination are now allowed to visit the united states, including the united kingdom, france, italy, spain. but al

rights not for killing and massacring innocent minorities back in october, facebook told the associated press in a statement. it has invested in technology to find hate speech in various languages. and reduce the amount of hate speech that people see by half i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thousands of people marched through los gastos today to show solidarity against hate speech. community leaders say today's rally was perhaps the town's largest demonstration ever, an estimated 2500 people gathered at los gatos civic center. after marching from fisher middle school organizers planned the event in response to racist and homophobic graffiti found around town as well as disruptions at town council meetings over diversity issues. racist graffiti was discovered at an oakland chinatown market today. carl chan, president of oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce, tells ktvu. the graffiti was found outside of newton's market in chinatown this morning. chan says police have been notified. the chinatown area in oakland has been on high alert over the last year amid increased racial attacks o

associates of former years president donald trump have in order to appear before the congressional committee investigating january's storming of the capital building. senior advisers, steven miller and former press secretary kelly mccann. any. are the latest to be subpoenaed? 6 other trump associates were subpoenaed on monday. including national security advisor, michael flynn, former senior advisor, jason miller, and attorney john eastman. more than $670.00 people have been charged for taking part in the right at the capital building on january the 6. still to come this half hour, dangerous smoke and toxic foam lucian and waste create environmental hazards across india. and author corona virus enforced interval. liquor license again on to ha phone festival. ah hello there. it's been a very wet start the week for much of a stray leah and that wet weather is set to continue. we're going to see the rain pick up across central and eastern areas, but it has been very wet in the west path recorded it's wet as november day on record. on tuesday in to wednesday, we had more than 14 millimeters of rainfall. but that rain has cleared, the cloud remains, but there will be some sunshine breaking through. t

this our, the associated press news agency is reporting that a u. s. defense department investigation has found no misconduct or negligence in the mistake and us drone strike on cobble earlier this year. the strike left 10 civilians dead including 7 children. now we have asked for a response from the pentagon. we'll let you know. as soon as they reply, dar corresponded more, i guess day of is across all this forest. more at this drone strike. it was the last violent act in a largely failed 20 years. but it's nobody's fault. so what did this investigation say? well, essentially, and apparently because we haven't seen it ourselves yet. the pentagon says it claims that it isn't guilty, that it was all down to execution. there is a communication breakdown for which no one in particular is guilty these a general errors that, that happened at the time and because of circumstances because of what was happening on the ground in cobble at the time. again, the full report is allegedly classified for security reasons, but the parts have been made available, ap

you can't get in from the associated press. news agency concerning that drone stripe from the u. s. in cobble earlier this year, which left 10 civilians dead including 7 children, he was supposed to target ice, his k, but it wiped out most of a family instead. well, the a pentagon probe into that has found no misconduct or negligence in that drone strike. you remember it was targeting, i says k, and it was in retaliation for the deadly strike on cobble airport. during that chaotic pullout of us forces from afghanistan, that drone strike in retaliation killed civilians instead of terrorists. but the pentagon, according to the associated press news agency, has found no misconduct or negligence in that drone strike. no doubt, they'll be more reaction in the coming hours. that's it for the news from moscow for now i'm calling bry, i'll be back here in half an hour to update you again open to join me with ah, i mean, ah, [000:00:00;00] with i'm african retents in the head of mass protests. we're going on the ground is 30000 descent, the drug gets capital of europe, scotland dissolved the

heidi shierholz, the associated press did a recent survey that found only 35% of those polled say the economy is good. why do you think that is? heidi: that is a really good question, and i think a lot of it has to do with the question of rates of change versus where we actually are at a given point in time. the fact that we are getting better at a relatively rapid clip right now is little solace if you are one of the people that can't find work right now, so i think the fact that we have a big gap in the labor market is the thing that is driving that as opposed to the fact that things are getting faster at a rapid clip. we don't expect this to last for years and years like it did in the aftermath of the great recession, like congress actions could actually invest in a stronger recovery and we are on track right now to get to a state of recovery five times faster than we did in the aftermath of the great recession. we are doing this completely differently and better, but again that -- where does that land if you are someone who does not have work right now? another thing that is on pe

the latest is that the associated press is now reporting investigators are examining the possibility that the driver of the s.u.v. was fleeing another crime possibly a knife fight. the source used in this particular report emphasizes the investigation is in the very early stages. a single person of interest is being held according to the police chief. still not calling this individual a suspect. not providing any further details. we expect to get an update from police later this afternoon. we know five people died. another 40 injured when people gathered for the christmas parade at 4:30 p.m. people went body to body, victim to victim trying to help in the aftermath. >> i'm not kidding you. that car came driving down the street during the parade. >> are you okay? >> [bleep] >> sad news on top of sad news. we've talked about this adorable dancing group called the dancing grannies. at least one of the fatalities were their ranks. their eyes gleamed with the joy of being a granny. they were the glue that held us together. we know some of the victims on the scene included children. this v

that's according to "the associated press," which coincidentally, had a reporter on board. to the phrase f joe biden. and political statements from pilots on the pa system were frowned upon when he flew. >> unprofessional. i mean, it's -- that's just the bottom line. any sort of, you know, openly opinionated statement over the public-address system was just -- would just kind of foreboden. >> it all started when a reporter at a recent nascar race misunderstood a chant from the crowd. >> [ bleep ] joe biden. >> let's go brandon. >> instead, she thought it was let's go brandon in support of the driver who just won the race. since that moment, the phrase let's go brandon has been openly used by republican politicians. >> let's go, brandon. >> texas senator ted cruz posed with a let's go, brandon, sign at a baseball game. >> say it. >> let's go, brandon! >> reporter: south carolina congressman jeff duncan wore a face mask on the house floor with the phrase. >> this is just another example of memes and coded language being used to signal alignment with conservative values. >> re

associated press estimating 175,000 ballots that still need to be counted. >> harris: no doubt. i will augment that with a few numbers from the fox news race board. you mentioned how many votes are out there, 155 precincts haven't been counted yet. 98 to 99% of the vote counted. here is the key. there is just a number here of 7,000 votes, 7,195 votes that separate the incumbent democrat governor of new jersey phil murphy from his challenger jack ciattarelli. that's not a lot. if you look at the votes that are left we'll look to see where those could break. this is squeaky tight. alexis, thank you. welcome to fox. so between new jersey and virginia, republicans are celebrating. you saw mike pompeo. while democrats are feeling pressure. npr has summed it up this way. tuesday night's elections, it's a bad omen for democrat's hopes. mike braun in indiana. first of all, why don't democrats see something like this happening? what are they looking at? what's the rubric of what they see versus what the republicans see which is helping your side win? >> i describe de

. >> the fox news decision desk made that call hours before the associated press, and days before the major news networks. >> people were sending me what people were saying on social media, and it was this sort of, you know, psychotic murderous rage and we didn't do anything. i'm just telling you where the storm is going. i don't make the weather. >> he started calling talent at fox and urging them to retract. >> right, show it was the call that made that true, not the votes that were cast. he had made up his mind weeks before he was going to go to the podium if election night said he was losing and he was going to say he won. and that's exactly what he did. >> this is a fraud on the american public. this is an embarrassment to our country. we were getting ready to win this election, frankly, we did win this election. [ cheers ] >> reporter: and then he said this. >> we want all voting to stop. we don't want them to find any ballots at 4:00 in the morning and add them to the list, okay? >> reporter: but nobody was voting. they were just counting. the focus at this point was mostly on

the associated press reported a kenosha, wisconsin, prosecutor said rittenhouse set the bloodshed in motion when he initiated the confrontation with a man that night and killed him with a gore to the back. but rittenhouse's attorney told the jury that his client acted in self-defense when others clubbed the teen and kicked him in the head with a skateboard. the first is domenic black. he testified to being with the teenager right after the shooting. >> he wasn't really talking. he just said he had to do it. it was self-defense. people were trying to hurt him. >> did he ever say to you that someone was trying to attack him with a gun? >> no. >> did he ever say to you that someone was trying to attack him with a knife? >> no. >> did he ever say to you that anyone was trying to attack him with any sort of weapon? >> no. >> testimony resumes later today. >>> actor alec baldwin shared a lengthy statement on instagram from a "rust" crew they be who said, quote, stories being spun of the crew of unsafe chaotic situations on the set is b.s. baldwin shared shots of what davis called blatantly

that's according to the associated press which coincidentally had a reporter on board. tongue in cheek reference to f joe biden. one retired pilot tells us political statements from pilots on the p.a. system were frowned upon when he flew. >> unprofessional. that's just the bottom line. any sort of, you know, openly opinionated statement over the public address system is just -- was just kind of forbid en. >> reporter: it all started with a reporter at a recent nascar race misunderstood a chant from the crowd. >> let's go brandon. >> reporter: instead she thought it was let's go brandon in support of the driver who just won the race. since that moment, the phrase let's go brandon has been openly used by republican politicians. >> let's go, brandon. >> reporter: ted cruz posed with a let's go brandon sign at a baseball game. >> say it. >> let's go brandon! >> reporter: he wore a mask with let's go brandon. >> this is to signal alignment with conservative values. >> reporter: southwest airlines issued a statement on the pilot's reported comment saying, southwest does not

. >>> the "associated press" says about 80 people ransacked a nordstrom near san francisco, the large-scalepened saturday in walnut creek, california. authorities say the suspects, some were wearing masks and wielding crow bars, swarmed the high-end department store. they were seen carrying out merchandise as they fled in dozens of cars. police arrested three people, but a majority of the suspects got away. >>> and "people" magazine says joe exotic was transferred to a north carolina medical facility after his aggressive cancer diagnosis. the "tiger king" star was originally supposed to be transferred from a federal facility in texas later this month. officials say that he's set to undergo more tests and treatment after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. he's currently serving time in a murder-for-hire plot. >>> and still to come, lego project for car lovers. we will tell you how long it took to create this full-size suv from lego bricks. lego bric. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> what is happening here? >> somehow the town with no fault lines i

as the associated press reports, if antiabortion advocates succeed in overturning roe v.ld lead to outright bans or severe restrictions on abortion in 26 states. mississippi is one of the 12 states ready to enact almost immediately if roe is overturned. those have enacted so-called abortion trigger laws. would take effect and ban either all or nearly all abortions. >> joining us now is neil who is the acting solicitor general. he is an msnbc legal contributor. good evening to you. this is a complicated issue, but probably one that is very important for our viewers to understand. this issue centers around fetal viability. i want to read a segment from the new york times and i want you to help us understand what it means. the court could overturn roe entirely, while allowing states to ban abortions at any point. at least some justices may want to find a way to sustain the mississippi law without overturning roe and so many words, requiring them to discard the viability line and replace it with a another standard that would allow cut off at 15 weeks. it's a well written arti

a recent report from the associated press that facebook has known for years about groups in india using its site to encourage violence, the report says facebook has been selective and removing this information and anti muslim content. the demonstrators are calling for facebook to moderate posts, remove all hateful speech and identify violent groups. nonetheless goddess where thousands of people marched to show their solidarity against all hate speech and hate crimes. organizers say some 2500 people marched from fisher middle school to the loose. gotta civic center. community leaders call this the largest demonstration ever held in los cabos. organizers planned the event after racist and homophobic graffiti was found around town in town council meetings over diversity issues were interrupted by protesters in the midst of inflation supply chain issues and a labor shortage. employers are finding it increasingly difficult to recover. and expand ktvu tom baker has more on the current state of the economy. recent reports of healthy hiring or creating confidence for getting better, higher payi

, human rights, not for killing and massacring minorities back in october, facebook told the associated press in a statement it has invested in technology to find hate speech in various languages and reduce the amount of hate speech that people see by half 1 52. so i'm told. similar protests were held in other major u. s cities, including los angeles, seattle and chicago. i did reach out to facebook again today for comment on the protests, but so far have not heard back reporting live in menlo park. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. thousands of people marched through lost shadows to show solidarity against hate speech. community leaders say today's rally was perhaps the town's largest demonstration ever, an estimated 2500 people gathered at los catto civic center after marching from fisher. middle school organizers plan the event in response to racist and homophobic graffiti found around town as well as disruptions at town council meetings. over diversity issues. racist graffiti was discovered at a market in oakland's chinatown. karl chan, president of oakland's chi

a humanitarian workers told the associated press that all those detained are to grind. the un is calling for their immediate release. as far as i know, no explanation given to us by why these are the staff members are, are detained a fee. there are 16 remaining in detention and 6 have been released so that that's the breakdown. they come from various un agencies, they're all national staff. it is imperative that the, that they be released. meanwhile, diplomatic efforts to stop ethiopia conflict escalating into a full blown civil war, a gathering pace, the african union envoy, or a say going over sandra has traveled to the em horror and a far regions the rebels from to grey and the countries north have advanced closer towards the countries capital they've been seen in the town of kimmy say about 300 kilometers from addis ababa. the african union is also mediating between the government and rebel forces to withdraw troops and allow aid to try. thousands of migrants are stuck on the berries border blocked by polish troops from entering the e. u. with temperatures set to pl

. >>> the "associated press" says a 4-year-old australian girl was rescued after vanishing from her tentwo weeks ago. police say they found cleo smith alive and well inside a house about 60 miles from her family campsite. she was rescued when police raided the house. >> a police team broke their way into a locked house at about 1:00 a.m. they found little cleo in one of those rooms. one of the officers picked her up into his arms and asked her what's your name, she said, "my name is cleo." >> the girl was reunited with her mom and stepfather shortly after she was found. a 36-year-old man was taken into custody during the raid. >>> the ft. myers, florida, "news press" says a chase ended with the suspect crashed his vehicle on a bridge and jumped into the water. the lee county sheriff's office released video of the chase. deputies were pursuing the man after he allegedly stole a van. he crashed the van into a retaining barrier on the edison bridge and then jumped off the bridge into the river below. a police boat fished the suspect out of the water a few minutes later. he was taken to a ho

the "associated press" reports u2 guitarist the edge is leading a sale to help musicians hit hard bymic. his music rising charity is holding an auction next month of famous guitars and other music items to support new orleans musicians. it found a new mission after the pandemic started. >> we're sort of guessing that a lot of musicians have probably had to sell equipment to survive after hurricane katrina. so we feel like this is a good moment as venues are just beginning to start to open up again, to give these musicians the chance to get their equipment back in place and get playing again. >> the edge is auctioning two of his own guitars. instruments are also being donated by other artists including paul mccartney and slash. >>> "the tennessean" says a deer squeezed its way through an elementary school emergency door and found its way into a classroom. wildlife officials say a teacher found the white-tailed buck strapped -- rather, trapped in the springfield classroom tuesday morning before many of the staff and students arrived. other than a few overturned tables and chairs, there

the associated press, which had a reporter aboard the flight, first reported the incident. some passengers have pledged to boycott the airline, others have pledged support. >>> in sports, we're going to start with tom brady leading a big comeback against the saints. the bucs were down before brady threw three touchdowns, then down by two. this is brady time, right? he's going to come back. he's going to win the game? i don't think so. he throws a game-sealing pick six, but new orleans wins 36-27. >>> and cowboys had a first-time starter in cooper rush. dak prescott was injured. and what a debut. on the road here, his first start here, he hits amari cooper, giving the cowboys the lead, look at that pass. back shoulder and all. looks like a nfl starter. the cowboys win it 20-16. >>> and to a gridiron in high school. and criticism for a california team that ran up the score in its friday night game. inglewood high defeated morningside, which is also from inglewood, 106-0. it was after -- it was 59-0 after the first quarter, and the morningside coach called this classless. stat

. >>> the "associated press" says former las vegas raiders wide receiver henry ruggs iii was drivinger hour before a deadly crash according to prosecutors. ruggs appeared in court yesterday in a wheelchair and neck brace. authorities also say he had a blood alcohol level twice nevada's legal limit when his corvette slammed into the back of an suv on tuesday. the vehicle caught on fire, killing a 23-year-old woman and her dog. the raiders released ruggs hours after the crash. >> we love henry ruggs and want him to know that. his terrible lapse in judgment of the most horrific kind, it's something that he'll have to live with the rest of his life. >> he faces up to 46 years in prison if convicted on various charges. >>> and "politico" says meghan markle is calling u.s. senators to push for paid family and medical leave. the duchess of sussex called republican senators shelley moore capito and susan collins about the topic. she got the numbers from democratic senator kirsten gillibrand. markle wrote an open letter to senate leadership last month in support of paid family leave. >>> stil

the associate press reports the cryptocurrency platform based in singapore is paying $700 million overthe arena has been called the staples center since it opened in october, 1999. >>> nike is postponing the launch of rapper travis scott's new sneakers in the wake of the astroworld tragedy. in a statement the company said it's delaying the release of the sneakers dubbed the air mass one cactus jack out of respect for the victims. ten people including a 9-year-old boy died after attending the concert this month after a crowd rushed the stage during scott's performance. it's not clear when the shoes would be released. >>> netflix has a new top-ten list. it unveiled a website that features the most popular series and movies based on the number of hours viewers spend watching them -- or should i say binging. for example, "red notice" is the most-watched film right now. it's been watched for nearly 150 million hours globally since it came out last friday. the move is among the most transparent by netflix which has been selective in sharing viewership data and plans to update the list every

." >>> the "associated press" says a spacex capsule delivered a new crew of four astronauts to the internationaltation. >> and first through the hatch is going to be nasa astronaut kayla barron. hugs there. you can hear the claps -- >> reporter: three americans and one german astronaut received a warm welcome from other astronauts already on board the orbiting lab last night. it took 21 hours to arrive after wednesday night's blastoff from the kennedy space center in florida. the new crew will spend the next six months on the space station. >>> and "the birmingham news" says an alabama boy weighing less than a pound at birth was officially certified by guinness world records as the most premature baby to survive. curtis means weighed less than 15 ounces when he was delivered at a birmingham hospital in july of last year. his mom went into labor at only 21 weeks. a twin did not survive. curtis is now 16 months old. >> he's very active now. at first, you know, he was moving slow. so he's -- he could slide down, stand up like he want to take off and start walking. he started, you know, babble at th

according to the associated press, citing police and witnesses, at least one person was stabbed before man started a fire riders fled rushing to exit the train, even jumping through windows to escape. the tokyo fire department says at least 17 passengers were injured, including three seriously, but not all of them were stabbed a 24-year-old suspect has been arrested and being investigated on suspicion of attempted murder >>> union workers are on the verge of a zdeal with john deere to end their strike. negotiators agreed to a new six-year contract with the farm equipment giant that would enhance retirement benefits and retirement bonuses the agreement is sure to be a relief to farmers in the middle of harvest season. >>> all right. still to come, best costume from yodo to saleena. hollywood gets into the halloween spirit d? that means, you could be right back where you started. break the cycle with microban 24. just spray once and your surfaces are protected against bacteria all day. microban keeps killing 99.9% of bacteria touch after touch for up to 24 hours. these leading disinfecta

the associated press reported on systemic torture across the country.e is rebecca henke confronting the general with the account of one former prisoner. reporter: she was told by her interrogators, do you know what we do here to women? we rape and then we kill them. >> we have released her so she can accuse us and say whatever she wants. i don't know why she said that. this kind of fake news comes around. if she was tortured in prison, there is a system to complain. why didn't she complain in the prison? ros: the regime's attention of critics has been in the spotlight, not least because danny fenster was pardoned and released from jail. last week, he had been sentenced to 11 years in prison. on tuesday, he arrived back in the u.s. >> i'm going to take time to celebrate and spend time with my family. then, continue concentrating on not just journalism and prisoners of conscience in myanmar and everywhere else. just a lot of citizens, doctors, teachers are in prison right now. that's another point everyone here is reiterating -- this will be a short littl

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before finally being sentenced to 7 years in prison. little's files also include a dispatch from associated press reporting, the exclusion of mich ivy. a former olympic champion turned coach from his club for having intimate relations with several under age athletes. one of them later became his wife. usa swimming only excluded him and 2013 sean hutchinson. george kidney jack nelson. charles or robin. the roll call goes on usa swimming, covered up dozens of cases. you know, if you're just some average coach here in indianapolis, and you got arrested from last in kids, they would kick you out of swimming very simply. if you are a good coach, however, somebody like sean hutchinson, they handled or every luciano or rick carl, or mic, try be fill in the blank. if you are a successful coach that produced metals and money for them, they handled your claim differently. they sent your claim to a board of review maybe or are they just white wash the whole thing? as long as the metals and money keep coming, they don't care. metals are crucial to the federations financial success. and to when metals you nee

i was covering race as a reporter for the associated press before i became editor at large at the 19thi know from talking to voters and covering campaigns that race-based appeals to voters are increasingly an aspect of gop politics. one that the former president certainly capitalized on in his elections, but it's not new to our politics in this cntry. and it is one that correct candidates are testing to see how successful the strategy can remain. and we saw that was effective at least in virginia on tuesday night. as you mentioned, record turnout on both sides. democrats and republicans got more votes in this gubernatorial race than they did in 2017. you saw youngkin winning out. this is the message that resonated with virginia voters. >> aaron, a lot of people couldn't define what critical race theory was. even though it is not taught in schools. tell me about people's ability not being able to define it and being motivated by. -- by it. >> politics are emotional. you don't get a more emotional boater -- voter than a parent in a conversation about education, being the second most popu

. >>> the "associated press" says a missing teenager was rescued after she used a hand gesture signaling help that was made popular on tiktok. the 16-year-old girl disappeared from her north carolina home last tuesday. she was a passenger in a car traveling in kentucky on thursday when authorities say she used the distress signal. >> there was some people behind her that noticed that she was making hand gestures that signifies for i need help. and with them recognizing that signal, they notified 911. >> deputies stopped the car and foundthe girl inside. a 61-year-old man was arrested on several charges including unlawful imprisonment. >>> and "the new york times" says the new york city marathon returned with fanfare and optimism. the somewhat scaled down marathon returned yesterday for its 50th running after being canceled last year due to the pandemic. about 30,000 people took part. they were spread out over five waves with longer intervals separating starts than in previous years. runners from kenya won both the men's and women's races. >>> still ahead, elon musk's twitter stunt. the t

southwest pilots say the current cancellations are not due to staffing shortages, although the associated press reports that nearly all of sunday's cancellations are due to flight attendants and pilots shortages. all of the cancellations of passengers fed up. >> put me on a flight is going to be in instead of tonight at 7 o'clock. this going to get me home after 2 layovers get home 9.20, in the morning. and have to go right to work with it to 2. >> 3 delays and then 2 cancellations, very upset about it because number one, they're not explaining anything. they're not telling us why it's happening. they're not telling us how long it's going to happen. is it going to go through the holidays. feis going to be the place. so we're going to be accommodated, then they're not saying anything is just like flip a coin. >> well, all 1800 american el al flight attendants are expected to return today from pandemic-related relieved. well, american says there will be some residual impacts from this weekend lingering throughout the week as of this morning, flightaware shows american airlines canceled 229 flight

before finally being sentenced to 7 years in prison. little's files also include a dispatch from associated press reporting, the exclusion of mich ivy. a former olympic champion turned coach from his club for having intimate relations with several under age athletes. one of them later became his wife. usa swimming only excluded him and 2013 sean hutchinson. george gave me jack nelson. charles robert.

the associated pressing is agency reported interviews and more than a dozen witnesses in which they described to grind forces, killing civilians and looting health centers, and basically targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure. in the m horror region are forces very mostly interested in whatever traits that has been at that continues to be static, that i guess if, if lifted by our forces out of in it's not missing crime, i'm talking to people. and the reason why we should call it the same mistake, the same crimes that has how does i guess the people having to do that though? that could be a way or some off. good or can i cannot tell you because obviously your party to the conflict and the war has been going on for a year now. and the fighting is continuing to grind forces and now announced this alliance with the rebel force from the aroma region. what are your, what are your objectives? what are your plans now? do you, are you going to be heading to add this amber by? i'll just have simple. do i, is i'm looking to, has been under siege for most a, you know, and this has been even more

itn is our incubation partner here in london, we have associated press in new york. socials conversation, and it's making decisions there. and yesterday, as soon as we heard the incredible testimony of mr rafiq, we knew that was something that was trending amongst our demographic, and we did that story. i guess the key question is, are the people that you are aiming at prepared to pay for this kind of news? that's the key question for you, what do you think the answer is? yes, there's evidence that micro—payments and subscriptions of different types work for all sorts of different demographics. there's also, of course, at scale, which is where we want to be, an appetising model, as well. social media platforms are now much more engaged in supporting the monetisation of good, factual, engaging, unbiased news and information on social media sites, they've done lots and lots of deals. so there are monetisation models now to enable us to solve this really key problem of this under—supply of trusted news and information on social media and other digital platforms. we are

but the associated press news agency reported the pentagon, find no mistakes after an independent review. that's analysis also recommended that the military improve its procedures to ensure civilians aren't present before launching a strike. we spoke to former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter. he believes there was no justification for the drone strike and a heavily populated area. there is nothing but negligence here from the beginning when they identified or miss identified the target to the end, when the decision was made to pull the trigger. i can't see a single legitimate reason to go forward. and yet everybody did go forward. and if they're not being honest about it and saying that mistakes are made, this is going to happen again. this isn't the 1st time we fired a missile that's kill civilians. it isn't the 2nd time, 3rd time board time. it's the hundreds time. and the, the reality is the united states, as known for some time now that a procedures it has in place to cerio counterterrorism strikes in a real world, you know, real time a event or are not sufficient