>> it's so interesting, brianna. like alex murdaugh. he's bigger than life character in this town. his son testified, his remaining son buster testified that his dad was distraught on the night that he discovered his wife and son murdered and if a juror sitting there thinking i don't believe that this man, even though he's a drug addict and even though he's stolen money, even though he's lied, i don't think he would blow the brains out of his younger son and kill his wife. one juror may be convinced that the fact that the son is testifying on his dad's behalf and saying he was distraught, that might be enough for one juror to be a holdout and not see a conviction in the case. >> i wonder what you think about him admitting he lied. on one hand, he's admitting he lied about something but he's saying he didn't kill his wife and his son. so he's giving something, right? is that -- does a jury sort of look at that and say okay, that's actually helpful he's coming clean about something or do they just say he lied about som

austin told me, brianna, that he -- that the u.s. has been delivering warnings to china basically telling them not to provide lethal assistance to russia in this battle in ukraine, in this war in ukraine, but one thing we should note is austin himself is not delivering those messages. he has not spoken to his chinese counterpart in months. they tried to speak after the u.s.u. s u.s. downed the chinese spy balloon. his counterpart did not take that call. they have not spoken in months. it's concerning that the pentagon chief cannot get his counterpart in china on the phone, not for lack of trying, because they're not picking up. >> sour relations there. jill, ukraine's head of military intelligence says russia's goal as they see it is to capture all of the donetsk and luhansk regions by the end of march. even if russia can accomplish that, do you think that that would satisfy vladimir putin? >> i think you'd have to ask, brianna, what would satisfy vladimir putin? and, you know, if they really did take luhansk and dankonetsk doubt tha

brianna was a 16—year—old girl who was senselessly murdered yesterday.pealing for a man and a woman who we believe may hold vital information. those two individuals might hold some really key information, so we are keen to speak to them. brianna was killed, having been stabbed numerous times, and we're really keen to bring justice to the family. our correspondent, mairead smyth reports from warrington. people have been coming to lay flowers here, forensic teams and police are continuing to work here at linear park in culcheth. cheshire police say that brianna ghey was found by members of the public on a path in the park just before 3:15pm yesterday afternoon. emergency services attended, but they were unable to save the 16—year—old, who was pronounced dead at the scene. detectives want to speak to two people who were seen close to where brianna's body was found here yesterday afternoon. a man and a woman, both in their late teens or early 20s. the man was wearing a dark coat, the women in distinctive blanket—style red or purple coat. the police have desc

tributes for brianna ghey.gton whose death has touched people beyond her neighbourhood. she was transgender, and last night, members of the lgbtq+ community held vigils in her memory. i think it's good for trans people to know that they're not alone in this time. i think it can be quite difficult for a lot of people protesting the news on their own and i think it's a lot easier when we're here as a community together. we will stand together and we will show up for each other...you know, come hell or high water. you know? she's touched everyone, regardless. of whether they've known her or not. it's just everyone here - is for a reason and everyone here wants to show their support | for her and show their respects. | brianna's family say she was one of a kind. she had a large following on social media. her popularity seen by the growing number of floral tributes left at the scene. one of them is from her school. educational psychologists have been brought in to support staff and pupils. they've described her deat

~ . , circumstances of brianna jie's death? ~ ., , , ., circumstances of brianna jie's death? well, as you can see behind me, the park remains _ death? well, as you can see behind me, the park remains closed - death? well, as you can see behind me, the park remains closed as - me, the park remains closed as police continue their investigations into the circumstances of what happened here. briannajie, juicy, bound by members of the publicjust before —— she was found by members of the public and pronounced dead at the scene. two teenagers from the local area, the scene. two teenagers from the localarea, one the scene. two teenagers from the local area, one boy and wonga were both arrested last night by cheshire police. the police have stepped up patrols in the area, outside birchwood school where she was a pupil, a police presence there, here and through the town to provide reassurance to the local people. these school themselves have also issued a statement this morning saying they are shocked and truly devastated by what has happened and are doing their utmost to support the p

the body of brianna jeye was found on saturday afternoon: she'd suffered mutliple stab wounds.l, both aged 15, were arrested yesterday. brianna was a transgender girl but detectives said there was no evidence to suggest it was a hate crime. our correspondent in warrington, rowan bridge has more details as you can see behind me, at linear park, where brianna ghey died at the weekend, it remains sealed off as police continue their investigation into the circumstances of her death. we have seen a number of people arriving throughout the morning and the afternoon bringing bunches of flowers to the entrance of the park. a lot of them were not people who even knew brianna, but they felt so shocked by what happened that they wanted to come and express their sorrow over events. the 16—year—old suffered multiple stab wounds in the attack and, as you say, last night a 15—year—old boy and a 15—year—old girl were arrested by cheshire police on suspicion of murder. they remain in custody and are being questioned by officers. brianna ghey was transgender, but police say at the moment that th

brianna was found lying with stab wounds in a park in warrington on saturday.uestion a boy and girl, both aged 15, who have been arrested on suspicion of murder. 0ur north of england correspondent fiona trott is in warrington. well, huw, this is where brianna was found, in the middle of the afternoon, found by passers—by, lying on a path, she had been stabbed several times. brianna was a transgender girl, people have told us that is why they have come here to lay flowers, but her death has affected people beyond warrington. look at the crowds in liverpool earlier tonight. look at the crowds in liverpool earliertonight. up look at the crowds in liverpool earlier tonight. up to 1000 people gathered there to hold a vigil in her memory, organised by members of the trans community and supporters. more events are planned tomorrow in manchester, glasgow, belfastand york. as for the investigation itself, cheshire police have said all lines of inquiry are being explored, including whether this was a hate crime, and detectives have been given more time to question two ch

brianna had a large following on social media.ture held for her. fiona trott, bbc news, warrington. us officials are under pressure to explain more about a series of unidentified object shot out of the sky. one was brought down yesterday over michigan, it was the fourth of this month. the first was a suspected spy balloon from china. so what could the others be? our security correspondent gordon corera is here to explain. gordon. suddenly they are everywhere over the skies of america — balloons and unidentified flying objects being shot out of the sky byjets. so what's really going on? nine days ago, what the us describes as a high—tech chinese spy balloon was shot down by fighter aircraft after it had been tracked across the country. it was large — about 200—foot tall — helium filled, solar powered and carrying sensors to collect intelligence as it flew across military bases. it may have been shot down by fighter jets eventually but president biden took flak for not doing that faster. it then emerged this was just the latest of a

brianna on the ground. she had been stabbed several times. brianna wears a transgender girl.they have come to lay flowers here. her death has touched people beyond warrington. this evening, candlelit vigils are due to be held by members of the trans community and supporters at liverpool and in bristol. more are planned tomorrow in manchester, glasgow, belfast and york. as for the investigation itself, cheshire police say all lines of inquiry are being explored, including whether this was a hate crime. they have also been given more time to question two teenagers arrested on sunday on suspicion of murder, a boy and a girl, who are 15 years old. brianna had a large following on social media. she was a popular teenager, seen by the growing number of floral tributes here. one of the cards read, thank you for always being able to make me laugh and smile, you will be missed so much. herfamily say her death has left a massive hole is that they described her as being beautiful, strong, one of a kind and a fundraising page set up for them has raised over £75,000. so whether it is here

and relatives say the death of 16—year—old brianna jeye of 16—year—old brianna ghey in warrington has on this case. these are very important set of guilty pleas by wayne couzens. it means that we can say that he was a serial six offender, before he murdered sarah everard. devastatingly, it means we can say that, had he been properly investigated by the police for these indecent exposures, in the days before sarah everard's murder, it is possible that sarah everard would not have been murdered. let mejust talk you through them. in the week before sarah everard was murdered, wayne couzens went to a mcdonald's in kent at a service station and he was reported by the staff for having no trousers on, he was naked on the bottom half and... no trousers on, he was naked on the bottom halfand... he no trousers on, he was naked on the bottom half and... he looked at the staff while he ordered and drove off in this state. and the staff reported him to the police because this wasn't the first time it happened, it was the fourth time. and they gave the police, they went through cctv and they gave t

and — also on the programme this lunchtime: the fatal stabbing of 16—year—old brianna ghey in warrington family pay tribute to a much loved daughter. after fighter jets shoot down a fourth unidentified object over north america — now beijing claims the us has been flying balloons over china. cyclone gabrielle batters new zealand with a state of emergency declared in some areas. darvel! come on, darvel, let's do it. and will we marvel at darvel once again? the part—time footballers hoping for more giant killing in the scottish cup and coming up on the bbc news channel: it's party time in phoenix as the kansas city chiefs beat the philadelphia eagles to win their second superbowl in four years. hello, good afternoon. one week on from the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria, the death toll is now more than 35,000 and there are fears that number could rise considerably, and even double. seven days on, people are still being pulled alive from the rubble — this morning a little girl was rescued in turkey after 178 hours. but the united nations says the rescue phase is now �*coming to a

brianna had a large following on social media.ormer metropolitan police officer wayne couzens, who kidnapped and murdered sarah everard, has pleaded guilty at the old bailey to three counts of indecent exposure. our special correspondent lucy manning is with me. tell us more what is significant about what was revealed. these plays are significant — about what was revealed. these plays are significant because _ about what was revealed. these plays are significant because they tell - are significant because they tell us that wayne couzens was a serial sexual offender in the run—up to sarah everard's murder, but most importantly it tells us that wayne couzens could and probably should have been stopped by the metropolitan police, becausejust metropolitan police, because just days metropolitan police, becausejust days before he rates and murdered a sarah everard, he was, in february 2021, exposing himself at a drive—in mcdonald's. he had done this before, the staff reported him to the police, and i handed over his car registration det

brianna ghey was found by members of the publicjust before 3:15pm on saturday afternoon.e girl, were both arrested last night by cheshire police. the police have stepped up patrols in the area, outside birchwood school where she was a pupil, there's a police presence this morning, and through the town to provide reassurance to the local people. the school themselves have also issued a statement this morning saying they are shocked and truly devastated by what has happened and are doing their utmost to support the pupils and wider school community. police say at the moment they are still trying to establish a motive for the attack, but say as far as they are aware at the moment, it is not hate—related. they've also asked for people who might have dashcam footage or cctv footage to come forward in case that may provide them with vital clues. but two arrests have been made? yes, that's right, a 15—year—old boy and 15—year—old girl both arrested by cheshire police last night, they can be held initially for 24 hours but police can apply for an extension beyond that, and that h

now, brianna's death has affected people beyond warrington.0 people gathered to remember her. it was organised by members of the transgender community and supporters, and more events are planned across the country today, in london, manchester, glasgow, belfast and york. a woman has been rescued alive after being trapped under earthquake rubble for two hundred and 22 hours in turkey. the 42—year—old was found in the city of maras meanwhile in hatay, also in turkey, a 65—year—old survivor is seen waving to rescuers after 208 hours under the rubble, and was eventually brought out alive. the first deliveries of international aid are being distributed in rebel held north western syria through a reopened border crossing more than a week after the devastating earthquake. the focus now is on the plight of survivors. our correspondent caroline davies has been on board a hospital ship moored near the quake's epicentre. in the aftermath of the earthquake, shelter and help come in many forms. these arrivals at iskenderun port are boarding a floating hospi

two 15—year—olds appear in court charged with the murder of brianna ghey. death toll from the earthquakes in turkey and syria rises to more than 40,000 but people are still being rescued alive — nine days on. and more turmoilfor welsh rugby, as players threaten strike action over uncertainty about their playing contracts. and coming up on the bbc news channel. welsh rugby players will consider strike action had of hosting england in the six nations in cardiff next week due to contract disputes. hello, and a very good afternoon. nicola sturgeon has resigned as scotland's first minister and leader of the scottish national party. she says she can no longer give the full commitment she believes the job requires and says it's time for a new leader to take both the country and her party forward. the snp leader hinted that after eight years as leader what she called "polarised opinions" about her, may be getting in the way of broadening the appeal of the case for an independent scotland — so it's time for someone else to carry that case forward at a critical time.

brianna�*s family have released a statement. "brianna was beautiful, witty and hilarious.elia said brianna "...made me feel unstoppable as a trans girl..." tiana said brianna "helped me find ways to access medical care for my transition safely." another friend created an online group dedicated to brianna�*s memory. she told vice half the messages received had been �*hate filled�* and transphobic. these pictures are from liverpool on tuesday night — one of two candelit vigils held in brianna�*s memory. more events are expected in cities across the uk. let�*s hear from some of those attending. she�*s touch everyone, regardless of whether they have known her are not. it is just everyone is here for a reason, and everyone wants to show their support for her and their respects. i their support for her and their resects. ~ .., , respects. i think it can be quite difficult for _ respects. i think it can be quite difficult for those _ respects. i think it can be quite difficult for those of _ respects. i think it can be quite difficult for those of people - difficult for those of

now, brianna�*s death has affected people beyond warrington.here, slowly pushing eastwards. and that will bring a little rain from wales into parts of northern england, the midlands and central southern england. either side of that, we�*ve got some sunshine. but cloud will return to western scotland, with outbreaks of rain forecast for the hebrides in the highlands to end the afternoon. temperatures on the mild side for most, about ten or 1a degrees. overnight at night, a weak area of low pressure brings cloudy weather with outbreaks of rain spreading in from the west. there may well be some mist and fog patches developing around our western coasts and hills. but for many, it is a frost free night and a frost free start to the day on thursday. there will be lots of cloud around. the rain is taking a while to ease away eastwards. not as much sunshine as there is today. the best of the sunshine will be across northern areas of scotland where, after a chilly start, temperatures reach eight or nine. but further south highs reach about 13 degrees. h

now, detectives want to speak to two people who were seen close to where brianna's body was found hereearly twenties. the man was wearing a dark coat, the woman, in a distinctive blanket style red or purple coat. the police have described this as a truly awful attack and want anyone with information to come forward. a man has been charged with violent disorder after clashes broke out on friday near a hotel in merseyside that houses asylum seekers. 1a others, including 12 men and two women, were arrested during the unrest. merseyside police say the 19—year—old will appear at wirral adult remand court on monday. nhs leaders are calling for the government good to good to talk to a void to talk to a void in escalations of strikes by nurses in england. it's reported that nursing staff from a&e, intensive care and cancer wards could join in a new round of strikes. the royal college of nursing says it will still ensure the most urgent clinical care is provided. earlier i spoke to matthew taylor, chief executive of the nhs federation, which represents health trusts. i asked him what this escal

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so if you were stand tamika palmer, let us at least acknowledge brianna taylors mother. ah, thank you. and now where without, i guess we're going to hear a brief reflections from the family. this is armed. so let me as we bring the family. i also want to acknowledge some of our faith leaders and our faith leaders, activists that have come all the way. first of all, a man who interprets the intelligentsia of our tan de socrates of this generation, dr. michael eric dyson. the past, the new birth baptist church of atlanta, georgia revenue jamal bryan is in a half. i'm sorry, reverend jamal harris and brian reverend john gray from greenville, south carolina. i must acknowledge 2 members of the board of national action. they were how stand and clergyman the pastor of mound pisca baptist church in harlem, and the head of mpeg and a member of the national board of stan. i'm trying to see ways in. okay, there he is. reverend johnny. stan of revenue. johnny green johnny l green and passive new old baptist church in elizabeth new jersey, member of our board, head of nan take the r

brianna was a transgender girl.e —— can footage which might help investigation. —— households across england are facing a rise in their council tax from april, as local authorities try to balance the books. research by the county councils network suggests the majority of councils with social care duties are planning a 5% increase. council leaders say they have little choice but to raise tax to protect services. bbc analysis of accident and emergency waiting times in england shows wide variations in how services have coped this winter. at some of the 107 hospital trusts that provided data, more than half of patients waited longer than four hours but at the best performing units fewer than one in ten did. nhs england said performance had begun to improve, which nhs bosses would now look to build on. it's 8:12am. show we have a look outside the window? shall we! look at that! sorry to be picky but i think that they might need a clean. what edible morning! no matter how clean your windows are, when the sun hits a certai

city coming out on top of full, much report and coverage about much high, half time show starting brianna. come here in support. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program. a week after earthquakes, it, turkey and syria. more than 35000 people are now known to have been killed until they call the rubble of his time passes. those successes are becoming exceptions. relief has been slow to reach affected areas of syria and the united nation says the rescue phase of its mission that is coming to an end. the focus will shift to caring for people who have been made homeless, who has growing despair. the sheer scale of the humanitarian crisis are corresponded. julia han is in southern term, is hattie province. she sent this report from the time of is kendall. ah, this is what's left of the state hospital in the city of his kingdom. fields to save life, it became a death trap. the building collapsed on patients after the earthquake struck. one week later, rescue teams are still digging so the rattle, searching for survival. vision, can you give us any information about the person you have found? n

. >> reporter: brianna o'brien was friends with kuch and says the bullying at central regional high schoolelf harm. >> watching my daughter take off her clothes and seeing cuts all over her body, it was like having my heart ripped out of my chest. >> reporter: brianna's parents say they complained multiple times to administrators but got no help. she eventually had to switch schools. >> i went to the principal's office and i said, this is the kid that told me to kill myself. basically. and they said, "you can grow up." i have scars still to this day. >> reporter: and when you went back to the school, after being treated and asked to be seated, separate from the student, they told you to grow up? >> yes. >> reporter: the acting superintendent announced a preliminary plan to prevent and combat bullying. in the case of adriana kuch, four students are facing juvenile charges. >> margaret: lilia luciano, thank you. residents across the south are picking up the pieces after severe storms swept through the region. six tornadoes touched down in mississippi, arkansas, and this one in tennessee. in

police are appealing for witnesses who may have seen brianna in the hours before her death.strike action in its dispute with the government over pay. the union has told nhs leaders that nurses working in emergency departments, intensive care and cancer wards will take part in its next strike. the rcn says it will still make sure the most urgent clinical situations are covered. mps have accused the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp, of "significant errors ofjudgment," for not declaring his involvement, in helping borisjohnson secure a financial loan, when he was prime minister. at the time, mr sharp was in the process of applying tojoin the corporation, and maintains he's done nothing wrong. here's our political correspondent, david wallace—lockhart. richard sharp was made bbc chairman, a government appointment, in 2021. while he was applying for the role, he introduced the man on the left, businessman sam blyth, to the man on the right, the uk's top civil servant, simon case. mr blyth wanted to provide the then prime minister, borisjohnson, with a loan facility. mr sharp di

police are appealing for witnesses who may have seen brianna in the hours before her death.nificant errors ofjudgment" for not declaring his involvement in helping borisjohnson secure a loan, worth up to eight hundred thousand pounds, when he was prime minister. mr sharp was in the process of applying for the bbc role when he introduced a friend who wanted to help mrjohnson financially to the head of the civil service, simon case. mr sharp maintains he did nothing wrong. but a report from mps on the culture and media committee says his actions undermined confidence in the public appointments process. here's our political correspondent david wallace—lockhart. richard sharp was made bbc chairman, a government appointment, in 2021. it has since emerged that while he was applying for the role, he introduced the man on the left, businessman sam blyth, to the man on the right, the uk's top civil servant, simon case. mr blyth wanted to provide the then prime minister, borisjohnson, with a loan facility. mr sharp did not declare all the details to this committee of mps who oversaw h

two 15—year—olds are charged with the murder of brianna ghey — the 16—year—old transgender girl who was cheshire on saturday. labour will no longer be monitored by the equalities watchdog, as it says it's satisfied with the steps taken to tackle anti—semitism within the party. the uk's most expensive drug saves a toddler with a rare genetic condition, but it's too late to save her terminally ill sister. i have always said analysis of teddy's life and that is how i wanted to think about it. —— i have always said nala saved teddy's life and that is how i wanted to think about it. and, new official figures show price rises slowed in the uk for a third month in a row but inflation remains near a ao—year high. good morning and welcome to bbc news. first, some breaking news this morning, as two teenagers have been charged with the murder of brianna ghey. this morning cheshire police confirmed two is—year—olds, a girl from warrington and the boy from leigh, were charged. the 16—year—old transgender school pupil was stabbed to death at a village park in cheshire, on saturday. our correspondent

cheshire police say brianna ghey was found by members of the public in a park on saturday afternoon.tiple stab wounds on a path in linear parkjust before 3:15pm on saturday. emergency services attended, but the 16—year—old was pronounced dead at the scene. a postmortem examination is taking place to establish the exact cause of death. a 15—year—old boy and a 15—year—old girl, both from the local area, are being questioned on suspicion of murder. it's a well—known dog—walking spot. we know that. we know it's popular with families and asked for anyone who was in the area between around about 1:30 in the afternoon and 4pm to contact us in relation to that. police say officers are continuing to trace the murder weapon and establish a motive for the attack, and say they are supporting the teenager's family. mairead smith, bbc news. the american rapper, david jolicouer, one third of the ground—breaking group, de la soul — has died. he was 5a. jolicoeur, who also went by the stage names "tru—goy the dove" or simply "dave," had suffered from congestive heart failure. de la soul rose to fame

brianna gay from in cheshire. from warrington found with serious injuries after being stabbed in a linear park. in culture yesterday afternoon , emergency yesterday afternoon, emergency services arrived . but she died services arrived. but she died at the scene. a boy and a girl, both 15 years old, are being questioned by police . more than questioned by police. more than 84,000 babies missed out on visitor checks within two weeks. being born year according to the office for health improvement and disparities. that's the equivalent , 15% of newborns. the equivalent, 15% of newborns. the time frame recommended by the nhs is 40 days. other babies may not have received a health visitor check at all. officials say . more than 3 million health say. more than 3 million health tests have now been carried out at community diagnostic centres in england . the department of in england. the department of health and social care says the centres reduce unnecessary hospital visits and check symptoms more quickly. it also says th

brianna gay from in cheshire. brianna gay from warrington was found with serious injuries. was found with serious injuries . a path near serious injuries. a path near cold shift, linear park afternoon. emergency services arrived, but she died at the scene . the uk's biggest airport scene. the uk's biggest airport has recorded the busiest start to its year since the pandemic. heathrow's chief executive says . it's back to its best after more than 5.4 million passengers travelled through the airport in january. the airport also passenger satisfaction scores have exceeded the pre—pandemic levels on tv, online and, on disney plus radio. this is gb news. back now to the briefing with top . with top. a good morning to you. it's 935 and this is the briefing with me somehow on your tv and your radio . now, parliament may well radio. now, parliament may well be in recess, but as the politics does not stop, the labour party are hitting out at the government this morning oven the government this morning over, the use of its government procurement cards. 66,000 items of spending from w

and girl, both 15—years—old, are arrested on suspicion of murder, after the death of 16—year—old brianna warrington. people in england are going without prescriptions as a way of saving money, according to the royal pharmaceutical society. the year of the debt crisis — that's how one charity is describing 2023. it describes a tidal wave of people needing help. we spend the day with one support worker. it was a comeback for the ages in america's biggest sporting event, as kansas city chiefs fight back to beat philadelphia eagles in thrilling super bowl 57. good morning. quite a cloudy start for many. under that cloud it is mild. where we have the clear skies, it is a colder start. here we will have the sunshine. more of us will see the sunshine. more of us will see the sunshine as the cloud breaks up, leading us into a very mild week. details later in the programme. good morning. one week on from the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria, more than 33,000 people are now known to have died. the united nations expects the death toll to double as hopes of finding more survivors fade. "

the slope isn't right, probably named beautiful vogel bit out a lot or if everything special about brianna for ins, park is that none of the attractions require electricity. they use the laws of physics and the muscle power of visitors. ah good. while other amusement parks face closer due to rising electricity costs, buena foreign is forging ahead and planning for the future. ah, also my view, the energy prices are through the roof proper. so i'm thinking of installing dynamos on every ride to harness the energy from all the equipment moving around it . that's my plan. why? era valencia has come to the park every year. it's open only on weekends, and entry is free. bruno for, in believes it shouldn't matter. how much money you have, every one should have the right to have fun. most visitors buy something to eat and drink in his restaurant, making the business sustainable. even at 85, he still pitching in every way he can. he says the freedom to do what he loves has kept him young, but fed with them and maybe even if it's a beautiful way to live. and depending on my mood each day, i decide

a near usual, over the weekend, the on board of brianna says there also note i lit up the skies above island benevolence, much of the united kingdom, germany. phenomena is caused by solar winds, interacting with your thought. misfire armies normally limited to areas a coast to the arctic circle. a documentary close up looks at commercialization of after space in just a moment, and sarah kelly will happen. world news at the top of the good interest in the global economy, our portfolio, d. w. business beyond here's a closer look at the project. our mission to analyze.

brianna keilar has more. >> this is my son, carson, with a beautiful blue eyes and amazing smile. >> a growing number of parents who have lost a child to cyber bullying. her 16-year-old son carson died by suicide in 2020 after he was harass order a snapchat integrated app that allowed users to send anonymous messages. >> i woke to the complete shock and horror that carson had hung himself in our garage while we excellent. we discovered that carson had received nearly 100 negative harassing sexually explicit and humiliating messages, including 40 in just one day. >> reporter: she is part of a group that testified on capitol hill about the dangers online. >> constant expose some you are to unrealistic body standards and harmful recommended content led me towards disordered eating and severely damaged my sense of self. and there i remain for over three years. mindlessly scrolling for five to six hours a day. >> reporter: the hearing coming just one week after president biden's call to action during his state of the union address. >> we must finally hold social media companies accountabl

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police have arrested two teenagers on suspicion of murder, after the fatal stabbing of 16—year—old brianna warrington park. the bbc chairman richard sharp is accused of making "significant errors ofjudgment" by mps for not declaring his involvement in helping britain's former prime minister, borisjohnson secure a loan. and on this super bowl, the barbadien singer rihanna makes her long—waited return, with her first live performance in five years during the half—time show. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for the latest sports news. good evening, i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news, and we start with rugby union. the steve borthwick england era has its first win. the bonus point 31—14 victory over italy at twickenham takes his side third in the six nations table and represented a significant improvement on their opening game of the tournament as jane dougall reports. his first match in charge and in defeat — his first match in charge and in defeat last_ his first match in charge and in defeat last week. _ his first match in charge and in defeat last week.— his first match in ch

are you just get it or what else do it if is your age of spiritual on the how much the emotion brianna snatch that it would it was a lot of me and then the choice wenna new and what our new will under to communion live and then a choice or even get a built on a water board church. so, oh, vision usually, but unusual of children and wellness money and bottled me quitting down and everybody on the concrete in their store white as normal. they tell you, it talks in your way in this book, lynette book alina on us, because all you said, only bring me to put a shame. open a little 100. 2014 watching videos of us know which into an eel for more than a dinner break. from dallas, they're pretty close to hitting it to little to work with if you open to none of this cuz i'll open that hoshal thing before i did, which was the resolution usually picked for a good look when your new union when i was in little did lead several of all future families meaningless. and i, but his king is in the common utica thought of july to win off choice to unless i was was there so it really done it, but what, what

cnn's brianna keilar reports now. >> his absence has left a hole in our hearts forever. >> reporter:e lost a child to cyber bullying. her 16-year-old son carson died by suicide in 2020, after he was harassed on a snapchat integrated app that allowed users to send anonymous messages. >> i woke up to the horror that he had hung himself in our garage while we slept. and there are no words to describe the tragedy of that morning and everyday afterwards. >> reporter: kristen channelled some of her grief into activism, spearheading the passage of carson's law in her home state of oregon. it requires school districts to notify parents or guardians of incidents like cyber bullying and harassment. >> i think that there really is a level of helplessness, especially from parents who are trying to keep their kids safe online. >> reporter: she's trying to change that. testifying before congress today, one week after president biden's call to action during his state of the union address. >> we must finally hold social media companies accountable -- >> reporter: the vehicle it provides for cyber bu

i'm brianna keilar in "the situation room." thank you for watching. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, president biden tells ukraine no f-16s for now as putin's deadly invasion hits the one-year mark. tonight, new concerns russia may be on the verge of getting some new and lethal assistance. >>> plus, alex murdaugh back on the stand and grilled by prosecutors, making the case nothing he says can be believed. >>> and wnba star brittney griner back on the court after spending ten months in a russian prison. how is she doing? the president of the phoenix mercury is my guest. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, no f-16s. president biden saying the united states is ruling out ukrainian president zelenskyy's request for fighter jets for now. >> president zelenskyy continues to say what he really needs are f-16s. will you send f-16s? >> look, we're sending him what our seasoned military thinks he needs now. he needs tanks, he needs artillery, he needs air defen

gathered, relatives of other people killed by police across the country, including family members of brianna taylor and george floyd and vice president kamala harris. >> this violent act was not in pursuit of public safety. it was not in the interest of keeping the public safe, because one must ask was not it in the interest of keeping the public safe that tyre nichols would be with us here today? >> reporter: mourners issuing a call to action to put an end to police killings and vowing never to stop fighting until there's true systemic change to law enforcement in america. >> i believe that babies unborn will know about tyre nichols because we won't let his memory die because we refuse to keep living under the threat of the cops and the robbers. >> reporter: five memphis police officers have been fired and charged with nichols' murder. two others taken off the job. with the investigation still under way, officials say more charges are possible. >> this is a continuous fight that we have to fight for. we have to fight for justice. we can't allow these people to brutalize our kids. ♪♪ >> repo

. >> family members of other black men and women killed by police including george floyd, brianna taylor and eric garner also attended that funeral. now at the same time, a group in san francisco came together to demand racial justice kron four's justine waltman takes us to that event where the message became the time for change was yesterday. >> on the steps of san francisco city people came to demand justice for tyre, nichols and all those targeted by police just because >> you have a badge and uniform. it does not give you right to go to town on young. >> the event was hosted by wealth and disparities in the black community. their biggest demand, the end to low level stops by police in san francisco and across the country. a long list speakers said we loved him family to marry tyre memphis. wednesday morning. they do not want them to be forgotten as time marches on mayor london breed says she wants to turn the pain into justice and change. >> i will be on apologetic right? in my pursuit for change. and this city in my pursuit. for fairness and justice and our police department >> a re

and brandon, the mother of eric garner from new york is here when car the mother, brianna, tailored to michael palmer is here. and there may be others. then i did not have the note for i want the family to know that they've come to be with you on this day from all over the country. and are we all thank from the white house? the president talked to the family, but send a delegation led by, oh, the former mayor of the lana, who now is running policy. and now social engagement in the white house, a mayor kesha last bad on the head of infrastructure, the infrastructure, zarbara country, former may of new orleans stand up mich land drew as here the in congresswoman from euston, texas, fighting for reparations in the congress. sheila jackson lee is here now my friend, and rather the congressman right here from tennessee. congressman steve cowen se. many years ago, there was a controversy in california and there was one that stood up for justice and i watched them grow as they fought and took a balanced in principle stand supporting what was right even when it wasn't public . and they grew fr

at the centre of manchester's gay village, this evening to remember 16—year—old transgender girl, briannaes in cheshire, charged with her murder. a girl, from warrington, and a boy, from leigh, are due before liverpool crown court tomorrow. jeremy corbyn will not be a labour candidate at the next general election — according to party leader sir keir starmer. the former labour leader was suspended from the party because of a row over anti—semitism. jeremy corbyn has called the decision a "flagrant attack" on democracy. but sir keir said the party had changed under his leadership and it's not going back. in other news out of the uk — nicola sturgeon has announced she is resigning as scotland's first minister after more than eight years in the role. she is the longest—serving first minister and the first woman to hold the position. ms sturgeon says she will remain in office until a successor is in place, and continue as an member of the scottish parliament until at least the next holyrood election. her sudden announcement today will change the political landscape in scotland and no doubt hav

initiative, but the program itself is being designed and operated by formerly incarcerated people like brianna rogers. >> it gives you an opportunity and the space to rewrite yourself into history. it givious the supportive services that are needed as a formerly incarcerated person to come back into society with power, feeling empowered, right? >> reporter: luis is a graduate of the program and says ex-cons all face the same tough question. >> it's either do i keep doing the same stuff that i've been doing my whole life or do i completely change every aspect of my being and operate in a different way. >> reporter: lamar say he's ready to make that change and is one of the first use the new facility feels a sense of responsibility to make it happen. >> i'm going to determine the success of this program, and so this program has the ability and the power to change the narrative on how we rehabilitate people coming out of prison. hell yeah i want to be a part of that. i'd be foolish not to. >> reporter: the old ways of dropping ex-cons off on the street and expecting them to change has proven to b

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, a color wanting to a red card in the 2nd half liverpool cut yoga clot was asked about losing to brianna madrid in the champions league. and whether or not the outcome means that liverpool champions league season is all but over. i think carlo thinks the case over, and i think it as well in a moment. but in 3 weeks, told us in these moments the closer we get to the game, the bigger our chances, the government, the less alike that is, that it ties over. but to not tonight with the 5 to when you see the game and it's like m. o, they are pretty good in con, attacking we have to score their 3 goals. so take some risk. that could be a bit tricky. now it's been for decades. legendary director steven spielberg has been packing cinemas with action adventures like jaws and drastic park and dramas like schindler's list and saving private ryan now, spielberg has been honored for his life's work with a golden bear at berlin, international film festival. the deputies david levitz as this report on the man many called the world's most famous film director steven spielberg is known for epic tails. many

well, that's really sounds absurd. brianna, jason, we are aware that the west is the director complicit here in the key is attempts only to make strikes against our strategic aviation. the human you don't, they put the drones used for that purpose where refitted you with the help of nato specialists and now they want to carry out inspections on our defense facilities. we would issue a break if the union it was which it today with the current confrontation, it really sounds like is something out of a madhouse, but it will not. so in your favor number carrying out actual inspections, not would on the street any the, something that we have not been allowed to do any of our requests to that. the organize, either inspections of facilities cinemas have been rejected on formal grounds. and we haven't been able to inspect anything on their side. so i would like to, i'm a good idea, but i would like to emphasize that the united states and nato directly said that there go is to next a strategic to defeat on russia. and so that was easy, but what are they going to just travel around a country visi

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