>> ava: i worked at a place in l.a.ople. little richard came every sunday. as a student working, he left me $100 tip on a $60 check every sunday. he really put me through college basically. >> kelly: i promised myself as a waitress people that surprise me with tips like that and if i ever make it come if i make some money in life, i'm a great tipper. >> ava: that's what i'm saying. >> kelly: people don't realize you are hustling. and everybody comes at once. you get slammed. it's not like it spread out during the day, everyone wants to eat all day, all our. i said that's really cool that you do that.

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good to see you. >> good to see you. >> nawaz: well, the acclaimed film director ava duvernay, who's" the 13th," “when they see us," and ”selma,” is now the force behind a powerful new series. it's called "colin in black and white,” available today on netflix, and it tells the coming of age story of a young colin kaepernick, years before he became a quarterback in the n.f.l. and a leader in the fight for racial justice. i sat down with duvernay and the show's young star this week, to discuss what the series teaches us about kaepernick, and what it reveals about us as a society, for our arts and culture series, "canvas." >> since the day i was born, my passion, my love was being a quarterback. >> nawaz: it's the story of a young colin kaepernick, in his own words. the years before he went on to quarterback the university of nevada team; before he led the san francisco 49ers for six seasons; and before his historic sideline protests against racial injustice. the real kaepernick narrates, looking back at young colin, played by 18-year-old actor jaden michael. >> what you start out as is

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emily: john wu, ava labs president, thank you for breaking that down for us.tching avalanche. coming up, has to world of marvel and dc comics enter the digital collectible realm? why it may not be good news for the artists behind this success. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: dc comics is getting into and fts with a giveaway for fans this month. this comes months after marvel entered the digital collectible space. while it may be good for publishers and fans, it is causing concerns for some artists. this from bloomberg quicktake. >> we are about to speak to a comic dealer about and fts. and fts are not fungible tokens, a way of classifying artwork for the blockchain making it possible to sell it in a purely digital form. the comic book industry would be an obvious winner in this one would assume, but that is not the case, as marvel ndc have clamped down on sales of and fts with their characters. >> the comic book industry is made up of marvel ndc, so marvel ndc are the biggest players because they are the majority of the ip's that you see on tv. the m

filmmaker ava duvernay and colin kaepernick team up to tell the quarterback's coming of age story.more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: it's been two-and-a-half months since the afghan government's collapse, and the taliban's takeover of afghistan. the u.s. withdrew days later, and since, the economy has cratered, and a major humanitarian crisis is underway. the threat of famine looms and the hard afghan winter is on its way. our jane ferguson was in kabul for the chaotic u.s. withdrawal, and she's back there now. she joins us tonight. jane, it is good to see you. i have to ask, this is your first time back in kabul since the fall of the government, what is it like? what do you notice? jane...so -- jane: it has been eerily quiet in the streets. commerce is vastly down, there are usual traffic jams and bustling markets dissapearing. the first thing i noticed other than truckloads of fighters was the complete lack of women in the street. almost none in public

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>> i think ava and the two central kids in the book i don't think, those are two kids, i am really interested in who they are, i am hopeful that their stories are going to take a turn and things will get better, that was certainly part of the hope about the book that somebody who can help, someone who can deal with that level of trauma that both of them have gone through in my step forward and offer something else. >> figure to be leaders. >> nate, will your children that you write about them sometime do you think? >> they both have pretty strong voices as storytellers of their own my younger one has recently started, i have a pretty strong feeling they will materially involve them. what i look forward to is working with them. i feel very lucky whether the world is burning or whether the fires are little bit lower and dimmer and ends feel very lucky what i wanted to do since i was 11 when i get to do as a job, whenever i'm able to put some meaning, impacting history and context into the comments that i make, i feel very lucky and even luckier to be able to have the storytelling and expression

>> i think ava and the two central kids in the book i don't think, those are two kids, i am really interested in who they are, i am hopeful that their stories are going to take a turn and things will get better, that was certainly part of the hope about the book that somebody who can help, someone who can deal with that level of trauma that both of them have gone through in my step forward and offer something else. >> figure to be leaders. >> nate, will your children that you write about them sometime do you think? >> they both have pretty strong voices as storytellers of their own my younger one has recently started, i have a pretty strong feeling they will materially involve them. what i look forward to is working with them. i feel very lucky whether the world is burning or whether the fires are little bit lower and dimmer and ends feel very lucky what i wanted to do since i was 11 when i get to do as a job, whenever i'm able to put some meaning, impacting history and context into the comments that i make, i feel very lucky and even luckier to be able to have the storytelling and expression

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they don't realize even if they consider themselves privacy add ava kits or advocates for consumers, the work they're being told to do ends up serving the data-extracted goals of their employers. >> that book "industry unbound: inside the privacy of corporate behavior." in it you talk about the privacy policy tools facebook give us don't necessarily work for us, they work for facebook. >> that's right, and they design them for us. it's hard to imagine a dialogue box or privacy wizard that facebook designs for us is going to do anything but help them, right? so what they do is they don't actually give us control over our privacy or over who gets to see our information. they give us the appearance of control. and as soon as we feel like oh, we have control over it, we can press these buttons, we can toggle these consents or click agree, that makes us feel like oh, we can do something, that's exactly what facebook wants. they want us to feel like the status quo has us in control when, in fact, the status quo is aiding and abetting a gargantuan system of data collection that modifies eve

it just feels this some because the interest is with good ava. different dr. compound. the eat jellyfish, you will measure yes, that we measure and the way that the doctor we brought her in the liquid, the nitro john her in order to extract different then on that is the jellyfish that could be laid out for a yeoman and jellyfish that are really say, dr. antoinette less research shows that most mediterranean jellyfish are perfectly safe to eat with just a small number needing toxins or moved through freezing or simply by washing. it's giving me hope that this could be a genuine food for the future. what are the other challenges that you faith in the europe for a jellyfish is considered and nice and they know andra, this could be change of the eat her, our star this demonstrate that they are her power, fuller or i saw some of them could be important for local fishermen, la loca la restaurant. so for loca la, economy am, if jelly fish meet goes mainstream. here it could help re balance marine ecosystems and rated helen waters of this gelatinous manner. and with 80 percent

of racism in america kaepernick co-created and co-produced the series with oscar nominated director ava duvernay. he's also the narrator. okay, legendary guitarist and musician carlos santana is synonymous with san francisco's mission district today, he and his family were honored for their many contributions to that community and to latin rock. abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez was at today's unveiling of a huge mural dedicated to the santana family. godfather of latin rock carlos. santana has been alleged in the place. his family has always called home san francisco's mission district. here's longtime friend richard segovia to me because i was here this whole time created that latin rock sound. i mean, you know him in the percussionists, but it was carlos that put us on the map today his lee with a mural in the heart of the mission his parents son and his brother jorge are part of that legacy you can't say i miss you without families. you cannot say la familia de santana without la mission. it was actually jorge santana who came up with the idea of having a family mural. he died in

she now has daughter ava but is forever changed. do you think you will have any more children?efinitely have another baby. i can't be a mum if i've got hg. daniela relph, bbc news. tonight's football, and both manchester united and chelsea were back in action in the champions league. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson was watching. european night... the manager may say he is impervious to negativity but 0le gunnar solskjaer�*s not made of norwegian wood. he knows the expectation at manchester united. he knows that when atalanta from italy found a way to go so quickly... and they are ahead! ..it would increase the scrutiny on him. but he does not defend. he's not there to compete in the air when a corner comes in. good corner, it is 2—0! yep, this was happening. any ideas? bad to worse for manchester united. this pass from bruno fernandes was perfect. now it was down to marcus rashford, had to score. is this the moment for rashford? did. hope was back. now sancho. with all united's attacking stars, who do you want with this chance? harry maguire? 75th minute, still time, still someone.

or it out a link to that at a read ava, reporting from room while the number of slums in iraq has increase in recent years because of growing poverty, nearly 10 percent of iraq's population lives in them. the government says half a 1000000 houses and makes of shelters have been built illegally and with shops and business premises. one with the white horse now from baghdad. for 9 years old, however, there is nothing more terrifying than a train. she was struck by 15 years ago near her families make shift shelter. her arms had to be amputated in this slum under one of beds, bridges. hela is reminded of her ordeal. every time a train passes by her family tries to comfort her and help her adapt to living without her arms. they have been living here since 2007, only a few meters away from braid way with no safe guards. how has a father works as a blacksmith and struggles to make ends meet in providing for his family of 2 wives and 13 children? i will be, i thought we had to turn them or not, we couldn't afford to continue. pink rinse were all total. so the landlord kicked us out with olivia bec

two years on, and laura is now mum to ava. she was what kept me going. because i knew the only way to get a baby was to get to that end point, and that's what got me through. but the pregnancy left her feeling isolated and struggling to get help. she wants other women to get better care and treatment. the mentaljourney is actually harder, because that's still left over at the end of it, and that doesn't go away as quickly as the physical symptoms. it's nine months of isolation and feeling completely useless because you can't do anything. and some people have to quit theirjobs, some people have other children that they feel like they're letting down. obviously treat the physical first, because that can be very dangerous if not, but so can the mental part of it. laura had wanted more children, but she's forever changed by her hg experience. do you think you'll have any more children? no, no. i very much, at the end of ava's pregnancy, told myself, i am finally done with hg. and i was happy about that. if i could be promised that

executive board of the international monetary fund has given full backing to managing director george avaessured world bank staff to altered data to favour china in her previous role at the world bank —— georgieva. as of the allegations raised concerns but the lack of evidence meant a change of leadership wasn't required. 24 required. 2a countries have joined the us and eu led effort to slash methane emissions by 30% by 2030 from current levels. nigeria, japan and pakistan are among the new signatories to the global methane pledge. if fulfilled, it would have a significant impact on the energy, agriculture and waste sectors responsible for the bulk of methane emissions. the chief executive believes crypto currencies will eventually be regulated by government and he personally thinks bitcoin is worthless. he has been vocal of the digital currency, once calling fraud and later saying he regretted the statement. this let's return to the subject of energy, but now we are focusing on coal and coal futures energy, but now we are focusing on coal and coalfutures in china have hit record highs, j

>> his name is elisha moore and he did not have a good day in ur ava vil laws ainst him anfend owns ehat moorusg th act a takeovers. they organize and promote multiple sideshows dating back to december of 2020. they are bracing with people firing guns in the air and moving into the heart of downtown san jose. one happened right in front of city hall. elisha says it's crazy he's getting dragged into this. he says they cannot prove it was him. >> are you going to tell them to stop promoting sideshows? >> what can i do? >> he doesn't care. >> the judge has prohibited them from posting about sideshows. >> don't come to san jose. we are not here for you. we don't want sideshows in san jose. >> reporter: this congresswoman -- >> i would expect other cities to look at this. we have the most thinly staffed in the . rce of any major city we e our resources. >> reporter: if the city prevails it is likely these two defendants will pay civil penalties, police overtime and attorney fees which could add up to tens of thousands of dollars. >>> a live look across the bay at berkeley where a 50 year p

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los angeles county imposed a vaccine mandate but county sheriff alex illinois ava won't enforce it.and a professor at uc irvine to work his school to court over their vaccine requirement and they responded by suspending him . he is here next to speak out. stay with us. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> for over a year the los angeles county sheriff's department has been under siege. first by the defendant police movement which led to budget cuts and finned ranks. then by a radical district attorney's policies emboldened criminals. and don't forget, the massive homeless crisis which we reported on. and fina

american bar association, the majority of defendants cannot afford the services of a lawyer, indeed the ava of criminal defendants need public defenders, and all over the country those public defenders are over worked and underfunded. there's no up-to-date national government database of public defenders. each state has its own standards. pennsylvania, for instance, is the only state that leaves 100% of public defender funding to each county, meaning the quality of defense can vary widely based on the location. maine, on the other hand, has the distinction of being the only state that does not employ public defenders at all. instead, contracting with private attorneys on a case by case basis. this piecemeal approach has public defenders at a breaking point and their clients facing a miscarage of justice. a louisiana public defender sounded the alarm six years ago, noting people of color were being harmed by the failure of the funding of the 6th amendment nationwide, and her cry went mostly under heard. what can we do about it? as much as i would like to give with states that have unique cha

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guy like donald trump comes along and everybody gets upset about the stuff he says in the way says avahe day the thing that really upset people in washington is that his political mantra was america first. and everything that he did, every platform of his that got him elected was designed to wrench power away from washington like dealing with the border. and let's not forget that america is not lost. just look at the border. when you look at these tens of thousands of people who still believe america is the place that they want to be and they are dying, literally, risking their lives to comes here -- >> hundreds of thousands pico and they're coming here because they believe america is what it is. but you are right. we have discovered the enemy and it is us. and although i don't think it is the regular -- people are still signing up to fight. the true warriors are still signing up to fight. and thus the reminder of why we don't have a choice. none of us here have a choice to sort of give up and walk away. because we so love people signing up to literally fight for our country. >> greg:

, i have to ask this, lots have been raised about whether or not real guns should be used in a set, avaffer? >> we've done hundreds of thousanding us of movies with firearms with no incidents whatever. we have a long history of safety. and our safety checks have worked. when all of these people violated all of these safety rules, that was the problem. it has nothing to do with the gun. it's the people. if we ban real firearms from film productions, one of the problems with knee jerk reactions like this is all it's going to do is take the really experienced skilled people, the armorers, firearm safety coordinators, whatever. and you're going to now reduce it to a proper assistant who is going to be handed a bunch of fake guns. a producer will say, we don't need that experience on set anymore. we don't need people of that caliber anymore. let's just give it to the lowest paid prop assistant. they don't know how to check for it. even if it's a pellet gun. they don't know how to notify the police. they don't know how to train the actor how to hold it. now, you've gone backwards. >> got it.

ava mckin is on capitol hill for us. good to see you. what is potentially on the chopping block? >> reporter: all eyes now turn to the proposed clean electricity portion of president biden's plan. that's really the cornerstone of his mission to address climate change. senator joe manchin of west virginia indicating he's not comfortable with that provision. that would transition away from fossil fuels, from coal production, more towards wind and solar energy. and this really illustrates the latest hurdle for president biden's domestic agenda as democrats remain negotiating among themselves on this massive budget bill. that bill originally $3.5 trillion, is now expected to be well beneath that. but the moderate democratic senators who are most vocally opposed to the bill, senator manchin, as i mentioned and kyrsten sinema aren't even agreeing to another top line number. they've both voiced discomfort with $1.9 trillion in spending because they say they have yet to see a pared down version of the bill. meanwhile, independent senator bernie sanders is frustrated that the realities of

perhaps my ava tar could do that in the future. i think we were able to find the right clip here we go third time a charm mark zuckerberg leaving the metaverse and reinnerreinterrin real world . >> carl, our producers really shine in these moments i think they're perhaps excited for the new matrix >> i think, if anything, people talk about a distraction for facebook but for a lot of people a way to have some fun got worldwide attention for sure >> i'm trying to figure out what the impact is for inesthvestors. we noticed the ticker changes but most people, the name of the product, facebook, is staying the same still instagram and still whatsapp and maybe this is also more about employees and the brand risk on employee loyalty and just a feeling working around meta saying you're working for facebook in other cases. not everybody is working on the facebook product and so that takes away perhaps some risk >> i mean, i have been in this location a bunch of times and there was this different feeling as i drove up this morning and saw tha

ava: -- david: i remember thinking at the time, tax reform takes a long time and i don't believe they have done enough work to get a tax bill through congress in 2017. i was wrong. there was a lot more work behind the scenes i had realized. secondly, when they failed in the senate to repeal the affordable care act, the republicans were realizing, man, we had something to show for our time controlling congress just as the democrats do today. that provided momentum for the jobs act that hitched a ride on that thing. charlottesville is a fascinating story. charlottesville, of course, there were these stations over a statue of robert e. lee that turned violent and protesters died. it was a confrontation between white supremacists and protesters who wanted to set you down. president trump famously said there were good people on both sides. this was too much for tim scott. he went on a couple of interviews in which he basically said, we need more on leadership from the white house. this is not moral leadership. this is wrong. there are not good people on both sides. it was a very strong sta

. >> ava duvernay on her new netflix series "colin black and white." and "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, october 27th. i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman today. and this morning, there are some new developments in the investigation of the fatal shooting on the set of alec baldwin movie's "rust." the d.a. in new mexico says she hasn't ruled out criminal charges in the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins, telling "the new york times" that the term prop gun is misloding because the gun that killed hutchins was a legit gun. according to court documents obtained by cnn, a fannie pack with ammunition was also seized along with two ammo boxes and loose ammo from a tray. >> and for first time since the fatal shooting, one of the film's actors is speaking out. ian hudson says he felt vulnerable during his scenes, especially the shooting scenes. listen. >> everyone on the camera crew was protected by shields. and the camera was protected by a shield. so that ma

i have ava, national political reporter. ryan noble, correspondent. and jackie, washington bureau chief at the "daily beast." ryan, you spend your time running around capitol hill. one of the things, actually, several of the things the president said about the debt ceiling and that date, that cliff, is october 18th. a couple of weeks. it is really important to underscore. this is about paying the debt already incurred. republicans are -- their tactic, their strategy is to try to lump it all together and say, no, this is about all the big, big numbers we're hearing about. 1.4, which is the bipartisan bill, $3 trillion for the social safety net, $2 trillion, they're giant numbers. republicans are saying, okay, we're not going to do this, but suggesting it is because of that spending. the reality is the spending that occurred previously, a lot of these republicans supported, especially during the trump administration. that's what raising the debt ceiling is to help pay for. >> exactly right. furthermore, there is a mechanism for them to pass this on the

. >> ava duvernay, good to have you here. >>> that's "all in" the rachel ma doe shows right now. >> what a fantastic interview. that was awesome. the whole back half of the show was awesome but that was amazing. >> thank you so much. >> thanks at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. tomorrow president biden is going to be in virginia campaigning in the governor's race there. virginia is going to elect a new governor a week from tomorrow. it will either be democrat terry mcauliffe, for whom president biden is campaigning tomorrow, or it will be republican glenn youngkin, who is endorsed by donald trump. polls in virginia show as of now, it is a tight race. as a matter of odds and history and statistics, the democrats really have their work cut out for them in this race. over the course of my lifetime, and i'm old. i was born in 1973. i know, right? over the course of my entire life, every time a new president has been elected to the white house, the other party wins the virginia governor's race the following year. virginia holds its governors races in off years, in odd y

joining me is washington bureau chief for the grio, ava ryan. and david gegen. two friends with me.what do you think about this biden trip to michigan? it sounds like maybe this is what he needs to do. i'm surprised they didn't do more of this already. >> very good point, jim. i think he's wise to go to michigan. what he wants is a platform. he wants to get to a microphone and talk about him all next week about what this plan involved. he does need to explain to the country. frankly, jim, i thought he would have a speech by now in which he put forward these things. they're so massive. he has to be in the middle of the negotiations. the democrats in the house with the negotiations by going up to the hill, going out to michigan, he sends a better message. >> right. april, by now, we have seen all the video of these protesters paddling up to senator joe manchin's large houseboat he keeps on the potomac river. they're urging him to pass the reconciliation bill in this video. later in the week, manchin made waves, pardon the pun, saying this. let's watch. >> i cannot accept our economy o

a judge ruled yesterday that alexandra severn ava must remain behind bars.ttorney had argued that she is not mentally fit to stand trial. the court has since appointed to psychologists to determine if that's in fact, the case and if she understands the arson charges that she's facing until then, she'll have to stay in the shasta county jail. investigators say sh claims she was trying to boil water when the fire started. it's 7.32, and there's a big story going on in the south bay. santa clara university has had. >> a lot of students report assaults, 30 assault since the start of the new school year. that is a lot size now posted across campus to bring attention to this problem. >> and here you see examples of what students are seeing on light poles and other areas. these assaults, we're told happened off campus, social gatherings, many of them turns out to involve the use of date rape trucks. >> i know that the emt's have helped at least 2 students who were i know of one student who reached out to me who went directly to the hospital. they were also able to

. >>> actress and producer ava ostern fries has died. fries was a lifelong member of the entertainment and philanthropic communities and worked to get young people involved in theater. her experiences as a girl scout leader inspired the film "troop beverly hills." she was 87. more "ayman" right after this break. "ayman" right after this break. relief... voltaren the joy of movement alright. y'all know when they say your home is a reflection of you? well helene found herself in a lamp. no joke. i got a fancy grown up lamp to make me feel like a fancy grown up. mhm. adulting ain't easy. ooh! check this one out. waffles loves her dog bed. we can hardly get her out of it. she's kind of a diva. yes, waffles! living your best life. [woof] i'm telling y'all there's no place like wayfair to make your home totally you. ooh! i want that. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for

. >>> i'm ava and i live in north carolina and i want to say happy birthday grandma and pop pop, i love6. >> we want to say happy birthday to theyer, it's his 95th. >> happy birthday! >> including a parrot, how adorable. >>> welcome back to today on this saturday morning. peter alexander is off so we're happy to have hallie jackson here. >> i'm excited to be here, a lot of birth days. >> i think those two little sisters may win the prize today in cuteness. >> the whole thing is too much to handle. >> we're excited you're here. a lot to get to and we want to a advisory panel recommending anyone over the age of 18 should get a booster shot if they had previously received a johnson & johnson vaccine. their recommendation coming as police departments nationwide face growing resistance to vaccine mandates. kathy park is in new york with more on all of this. good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, good morning to you. if you received a j&j the first time around it won't be much longer before you can roll up the sleeve for the for the seco shot. and now some tense showdowns. this morning, m

she got through it and now has daughter, ava, but the experience has forever changed. business and other leaders, doing what she's done for nearly 70 years now — representing and gently canvassing support for britain. she was, by all accounts, in good spirits. it was the latest in a series of engagements over the past eight days. she was at westminster abbey last tuesday, using a walking stick for the first time at a public engagement. two days later, she was in cardiff, for the opening of the welsh parliament. at every engagement, there are lines of guests, all of them anxious to meet her and have a few moments of conversation. in addition, there's the daily business of monarchy — audiences, many of them now by video call. ah, there you are. this was earlier this week. the queen in windsor, speaking via cyberspace to the new governor—general of new zealand. good morning, how are you? oh, gosh, it's good morning, isn't it, to you? this afternoon, this 95—year—old monarch should have been boarding a flight to northern ireland, for a series of engagements there tonight a

biden-harris open are policies have allowed illegal immigrants to cross our country with ava way.is is equals and tragic administration has allowed country criminaltels. these child cartel predators who are able because the brought back catch and release. invasion at ouer plus amnesty is the end of we know it. americans mass amnesty. we want a border wall. yield: wenow for those who don't know one of the leaders of thely a seasonal worker and he traveled back and aac to receive terrorist training and no reason to believe that terroris would not of amnesty to hurt us. i would like time now to the highest ranking military officer and that is representative byrne thank you. how do you apply adequate objective to the shocking, attempt to jamr eight million immigrants into this at-ownedon it is a complete sham. it is clear to most americans immigration is illegal and sounds like i'm repeating words here and stillurion needs borders. people aren't trying to break out of the united states of america. why we are the greatest country in w nobody else did. the democr country are defying log

americans still remain in afghanistan we know there were 13 americans that the parish and the departure of avaers that the security around at the airport rated and their hunkered down inside of the mr. secretary, the story about the taliban, they are offering cash and prizes to the surviving families of the taliban members include themselves up targeting our people and what kind of partners are those. guest: yeah, they're not partners have these are adversaries in these folks are trying to undermine the western way of life in the one to put on old school style something will know. and steve it reminds me there are people who pay to kill americans, we have seen this before, pay for slain this is not new and the fact that the taliban just tells you precisely the kind of human beings that were dealing with they don't care about human life. it also reminds me steve of how successful we were over the last year the change when we didn't have a single american attacked and no americans killed but not even american attacked. even in spite of the fact that the taliban clearly would've liked to have don

two years on, and laura is now mum to ava.s other women to get better care and treatment. the mentaljourney is actually harder, because that's still left over at the end of it, and that doesn't go away as quickly as the physical symptoms. it's nine months of isolation and feeling completely useless because you can't do anything. and some people have to quit theirjobs, some people have other children that they feel like they're letting down. obviously treat the physical first, because that can be very dangerous if not, but so can the mental part of it. laura had wanted more children, but she's forever changed by her hg experience. do you think you'll have any more children? no, no. i very much, at the end of ava's pregnancy, told myself, i am finally done with hg. and i was happy about that. if i could be promised that i wouldn't have hg, i would definitely have another baby. that is the only reason we're not having another baby. it's just too risky for you. yeah, yeah. i can't be a mum if i've got hg. a huge thank you to laura