they were invited into the fort the very next day major general benjamin butler interviewed the three individuals and he found out that these individuals were being used for the use of the confederate army to build trenches and to do chores around the confederate camp. that same day the owners of these individual slaves came to retrieve them citing the fugitive slave act, which was the law of the land of the united states saying that you had a runaway slave you by law had to return them to their owners. benjamin butler being the lawyer that he was in his former life said this ah so you're quoting united states law my understanding. is that the state of virginia has left the union united states law no longer applies to you now if you want to swear allegiance to the united states, you can have your slaves back, but if not, i'm going to seize them as contrabands of war because you're using them against my soldiers in the united states army. i will seize them and i will keep them and you no longer can have your slaves. this will create a mass of folks coming to fort monroe to seek their f

these are the skipped quilts of a artist bisa butler.ll go to chicago to see her spectacular work and go inside her studio to see her current project, one that's already slated for the smithsonian. >>> and it's off to idaho to visit the captivating forests and small towns that served as inspiration for musician and author josh ritter. we'll talk about his latest book about the last days of our nation's lumberjacks and how the act of writing a book compares to his life on stage. >> the two of you with matching shirts. >>> then raleigh, north carolina, and home to chef ashley christensen and her six -- count 'em -- six restaurants. we'll check out the incredible food and find out why she thinks the freezer is a home cook's most underused tool. >> oh. that's interesting. >> okay. >>> and speaking of interesting, we'll wrap up in los angeles with a performance from the scottish band churches. their album was released days ago, and they will perform in our "saturday session." that and so much more is all ahead. >>> we begin here this morning

they would be coming at a certain hour when the additional butlers would be coming to serve, when theaterers would arrive with final preparation. we had done some preliminary preparations. and of course they also have their own proprietary ways to do things. we were making arrangements to make sure they had the proper people. they brought a number of volunteers to help serve we went to make sure everything was correct and in the general placement of things on the tables, decorations, centerpieck about the entertainment that would be there that evening. generally, it was a decision-making process to go through the day we did pretty much every day with the staff. nothing out of the ordinary just thought through and planning making sure the proper people are in the proper place. >> this is inside the white house and on the south lawn. >> absolutely a lot of that preservice preparation was done in the white house. and we were waiting until later in the morning around 11 or 12:00 o'clock before we started to get to the items and also the volunteers to come in and help because dinner servic

they would be coming at a certain hour when the additional butlers would be coming to serve, when the with final preparation. we had done some preliminary preparations. and of course they also have their own proprietary ways to do things. we were making arrangements to make sure they had the proper people. they brought a number of volunteers to help serve we went to make sure everything was correct and in the general placement of things on the tables, decorations, centerpieck about the entertainment that would be there that evening. generally, it was a decision-making process to go through the day we did pretty much every day with the staff. nothing out of the ordinary just thought through and planning making sure the proper people are in the proper place. >> this is inside the white house and on the south lawn. >> absolutely a lot of that preservice preparation was done in the white house. and we were waiting until later in the morning around 11 or 12:00 o'clock before we started to get to the items and also the volunteers to come in and help because dinner service wouldn't start unt

or we can join the tasha butler who is in paris. foras natasha. this spat between france in the us that almost overshadowed me. joe biden's opening address to the united nations to have spoken and have vanished to clear the air going by the reeds aids a here give us a sense of what happens on this phone call between job and, and, and manual micro and is there anything else we know at the stage was been nearly a week since the diplomatic crisis a rock did. and finally, the french president, michael, michael, has spoken to the u. s. leader joe biden, in a phone call that we understand was initiated by the white house. well, the white house and the least a palace both put out simpleton news statements, and if you read through the may really seems as if joe biden is saying, many of the things that print the micro wanted said on the public records you have, for example, a biden, admitting that more open consultation with allies would have benefited the situation. office saying that the, the u. s. was counting on french and european engagement in the, i

thanks. natasha butler in paris. but news just breaking in the last 10 minutes, the french courthouse found the former president nicholas cozy guilty as illegally over spending on his failed 2012 re election that the humanitarian chief has described. the situation in ethiopia, a stain on our conscience, it is one of martin griffin's most sharply worded criticisms off the almost figure of conflict in grey people in the region. on the brink of famine, alexia bryan reports. this boy is a victim of what the us says is the world's worst hunger crisis. he may not look it but a down. the ways is 14 years old. his uncle phase that after spending months hiding from violence in ethiopia is to drive region. he weighs less than 15 kilograms, and he's not alone. the un estimate, hundreds of thousands of people are suffering famine conditions and to grind and millions more at risk. to fighting left many hospitals and clinics closed or destroyed. the combination of lack of medical care. most of the health institutions that are inop

all responsible plus i'm natasha butler. in paris, a year after the bosses, chris is dream of wrapping up the trail is becoming reality. ah. international donors have pledged more than $1000000000.00 to try and avert to humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. it follows an urgent appeal by the you entered a donor conference in geneva. foreign aid has dried offices, the taller bond takeover last month, sending poverty and hunger spiraling diplomat to get it to james bass reports. the un secretary general came to geneva with the aim of getting the international community to provide at least $660000000.00 to help. i'm going to stop before the end of the year. the people of afghanistan need a lifeline after records of war, suffering, getting security, they face perhaps they're most battles our just over a week ago, the un humanitarian coordinator martin griffith visited afghanistan and met with a taliban leadership. you know that some countries will be reluctant to get money because they'll be worried about the money going into tali

let us butler reports some dozens of climbers, 25000 square meters of recyclable cloth, and 3 kilometers of red rope. one of paris is most recognizable monuments. the arc de triomphe is being transformed into a shimmering art work. the creation of bulgarian artist cristo who 1st imagined wrapping the napoleon era arch 60 years ago, but died last year before seeing his dream become reality. his nephew fled to me, is overseeing the project means already many different things for many different people. the one to drop and becomes a work of art. it without another meeting. but also what's going to be amazing is with the fabric. it would have this issue ality. this project will become something different that people want to touch it. you can see the wind and christ was born in bulgaria in 1935. as a young man, he fled communist rule for paris, where he met john claude, his wife, an artistic collaborator until her death in 2009. the couple, dozens of building monuments and even islands in 1985 they worked on paris is poor nuff. but the object trailed remainder go. the artists believe the by wr

who is, david henderson, paul butler? who is safe? i'm sorry. sorry. >> no, that's why we're here and i appreciate you drawing attention to what's important about this case and, that number one, do any of us want to live in a world where young people can't go to the convenience store and make it back home when they are not committing a crime and they are not doing anything wrong? number two, what does it mean when the people who are supposed to protect us are the most quick to resort to violence, even lethal violence? not only did they kill him but some of the officers that killed him went back and took photographs at the memorial site mock the way he died. people who say they are there to keep us safe, how they treated someone who wasn't a threat to anyone's safety. they killed a young man because he was different, and when he told them so they wouldn't stop to listen. they choked him and drugged him to death. >> paul butler, in the time that we have in this hour, i just want to get your final thoughts here. >> two of these officers who were ch

who is, david henderson, paul butler, who is safe?tch my friend geoff get so emotional there, but you understand it hearing the words, the final words of elijah mcclain. talk to me about these indictments and the criticism that they did not go far enough, that murder should be involved. >> yeah, yasmin, in that clip we were three black men analyzing a case in which an innocent black man was killed by the police for no reason. i think we all had extraordinary sympathy for elijah mcclain, but we were also thinking it could have been any one of us. the whole world heard george floyd narrate his own death saying, "i can't breathe" over and over again on police videotape. and then to hear those same tragic words from elijah mcclain, it can feel overwhelming. so i entirely understand that emotional reaction. both george floyd and elijah mcclain were just going to the store. neither posed any threat, and they both ended up dead. so it raises the question of what a black person can do to be safe from the cops. you are right, the indictment an

because he was found guilty of a legal campaign financing in his failed 2012 reelection bits that sasha butler has more nicholas because he wasn't actually in the court here in paris to hear the verdict. but the judge found guilty of illegal campaign financing. his 13 code youth also found guilty on the same charges. now, sol cosy has been sent to you one year jail, but he can serve that out at home on the house rest if you'd like word and electronic bracelet. well, his lawyers have already said that he will appeal now will. this focuses on nicholas saw cozy campaign back in 2012. he is running for reelection. he actually failed to be reelected. got those foreign minister has described moved by the taliban on girls education as disappointing. and a step backwards. mohammad been under a mile tawny, spoke after hold and talked with ease for him. affairs, chief joseph bro. the trying to demonstrate for the body of on as, as muslim country, how muslim countries can conduct the laws, how they can deal with the women issues. we have one of the example is the set of public, which is i'm assume, count

natasha butler reports from paris.ha: the french president emmanuel macron greeted angela merkel as she prepares to step down but chose not to mention the diplomatic crisis that has shaken his government, leaving that to his foreign minister. >> as we say in france, it's really a stab in the back. we created a relationship of trust with australia and that trust has been broken. natasha: australia pulled out of as submarine deal with paris after signing a new defense pact with u.s. and u.k., countering china's influence in the endo pacific region. the white house says it discussed the pact with paris before it was announced but french authorities contest that. >> this unilateral, brutal, unpredictable decision reminds me of what mr. trump used to do. natasha: biden's decision to exclude key allies is likely to further strain transatlantic elation's -- relations. it may grow bolstering sentiment in the eu that the u.s. is an unreliable partner, and the bloc must become more a thomas. >> today, the eu -- more autonomous.

it seems a far from over the actual butler. i'll just 0 paris. more than 22000 refugees and migrants are stuck in the north. colombian beach town of nicole could be waiting for smugglers to help them cross into panama, the migrants who are mostly from haiti, or attempting to travel through one of the most dangerous regions in the world. the diary and gas is the only overland route between south and north america. i listened on pity, joins us live now from nickel. clearly sandra, 1st of all, tell us what the situation like they are now. well barbara, this is probably one of the biggest bottlenecks on days people journey towards the united states. it has been like this for now over a month back. the numbers keep growing here with the, as you said in your introduction, more than 20000 people who are now stranded here, hoping to be able to cross into panama. the problem is that panama is only letting 500 migrants in on a daily basis, many more to arrive here at least a 1000 arrive every day. so people get back here for up to a month to those who can

century, which is why its collapse has left paris feeling particularly angry and betrayed. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. but taliban has denied reports. its leaders are in a major power struggle. the group says it's propaganda and destabilizing chemist. on and discrediting the movement of bar reports from combo pledging allegiance to the taliban tribesman, dignitaries, and members of the former government in kandahar the birthplace of the taliban and the seat of power. a show of unity at a delicate moment for the group that swept into the capitol last month. but the taliban is now denying rumors of a possible power struggle and in fighting among its senior leadership repose. also suggested deputy prime minister de la honey brother was sidelined as the room is spread. the taliban dispatched one of its officials. and that's how connie, with one message to convey the taliban is more united than ever even more, la brother later appeared himself in a video explaining why he hasn't been seen in public for the last few days, most for pardon or the car, but i was traveling from top to so

it's ashley butler reports on the life for one of french cinemas, biggest star, joe pulled beaumont a shot to international fame in johnny's go down 900. 61. louis breathless novi. several for the french act as a roguish charm. captivated moviegoers and made him one of the stalls of french cinnamon, new wave he went on to work with many of france, his most famous directors, francois truffaut, once called him the most complete european actor of his generation. while in 2013, cleared the loose pay tribute to $1.00 of his favorite stars worth discretion. when you consider all the sean paul is done for french cinema, he is still the most important french actor of the postwar period. the son of a sculptor mando was born in 1933 in a wealthy parish suburb. as a young man, he was an amateur boxer. his broken nose became his trademarks, but cinema with his passion and led to a career the span decades from old house to commercial blockbusters. he started in more than 80 movie and often performed his own stunts. but in 2001, he suffered a stroke that effectively ended his acting career. reactin

after the loss of that multi $1000000000.00 submarine order from australia, natasha butler has worn out from paris. the french president emanuel my call and greet prime minister carrier kaufman. we talk is a greeted booth military corporation after meeting at least a palace and called for the you to be more or thomas when it comes to defense. mids or tall case, said the athens had agreed to buy 3 frigates from paris, with an option for a 4th mast year. ongoing tensions between greece and turkey, and the eastern mediterranean sea fled up over disputes about maritime borders and gas exploration. you have to be a europe is obliged to have the capacity to independence need defend its own national geographic trans your p, an interest. and that is something it can only do if it is able to operate without necessarily anticipating the contribution of nato or the united nation has. the sale of the war ships comes less than 2 weeks off to australia, pulled out of a multi $1000000000.00 submarine contract with france off the cambra assigned to defense packed with the u. s. u. k. for the indo pacif

french government is angry, accusing no strains of stopping them in the back from paris. natasha butler. as this report, the french president emanuel macro, greeted anglo merkle at the least, a palace for farewell dinner. and she prepared to step down as german chancellor, but he chose not to mention the diplomatic crisis that has shaken his government, leaving fat with foreign minister to them all, both as we say in france, it's radius dive in the back, we created a relationship of trust with australia and today that trust has been broken, australia has pulled out of a 5 year old, multi 1000000000 dollar submarine deal with paris after signing a new defense packed with the us and u. k. aimed at countering china's influence in the indo pacific region. the white house for to discuss the defense packed with paris before it was announced by the french authorities contest that this union lateral, brutal, unpredictable decision reminds me. a lot of what mr. trump used to do. biden's decision to sign the pact and exclude key allies is likely to further strain transatlantic relations. it may a

surviving attacker, $130.00 people were killed in the attacks and hundreds more injured. natasha butler reports from paris at the vatican concert hall in paris. some people managed to escape through my door. inside gunman was shooting at the crowd. the earlier the attackers had run paged across the city, getting people in several locations. by the end of the evening, a 130 people who then attack claimed by the french president, declared a fate of emergency co from there was shock and grief. nearly 6 years on thomas met remembers how an evening of enjoying life music at the battle. rapidly turned into a nightmare. the crew of a sudden, people fell to the floor. i turned around and saw 2 people on the crash because shooting everything that move according the floor. everyone was tried to call. it was a mess. the lights went out, we had more shouting, someone shouted every loading, yet 3 seconds and i just ran. most of the attackers blew themselves off, was shot dead by police on the night. 3 days later police killed a man suspected to be the mastermind of the attacks in paris. robert. but

century, which is why its collapse has left paris feeling particularly angry and betrayed. natasha butler, i'll just sarah paris. ah . the child has denied reports that its leaders are embroiled in a major power struggle following the announcement of afghan as towns interim government. the group says the claims are aimed at the stabilizing the country and discrediting the taliban after it took power. last month, i should have bought a has more now from the capital couple pledging allegiance to the taliban tribesman, dignitaries, and members of the former government in kandahar the birthplace of the taliban and the seat of power. a show of unity at a delicate moment for the group that swept into the capital last month. but the taliban is now denying rumors of a possible power struggle and infighting among its senior leadership. reports also suggested deputy prime minister would love the land. the brother was sidelined as the rumors spread. the taliban despatched one of his officials. and that's how connie, with one message to convey the taliban is more united than ever. when le brother lat

and these are rated old tankers, were coordinated by has butler. so do you agree with that? so i think it's an interesting chicken or egg dilemma here because although both announcements came at the same time 2 weeks ago, both of them have been in a way in the making for many, many weeks before i negotiate. because have a natural, la, announced the iranian oil tankers when he spoke on television. and shortly afterwards, the american ambassador in the us announced that she was willing to facilitate this correct. so, so that announcement came at the same day effectively. although again, both both plans were shaping up. so the announcement coming at the same day, it is in a way very interesting has blown away by striking 1st really played this proactive diplomatic card. forcing the us in a way into a situation where, where they effectively lose faith and some in some way or form. because if they were to follow through and in both sanctions, then it would be poorly perceived because in a way reinforced this conspiracy or this, each theory that has been promoting or the past week

as natasha butler reports from paris, nicholas saul cosy was not in the paris court for the verdict into the so called big 1000000 corruption trial. but he's 13 co accused were all, were found guilty over legal campaign financing. so cuz he was sentenced to a year under house arrest, president, so cozy with whom i spoke on the phone just now asked me to go an appeal, which i will do immediately when i leave here. and of course, the judgement will not be enforceable. nicholas thought cozy failed to be re elected as french president in 2012. despite a lavish campaign, the scale of his rallies was designed to impress, but instead it set off alarm bells. a police investigation accused saw cozy in his campaign theme of spending more than doubled the 27000000 dollar legal limit set by the french date and hiring a p. all company called big 1000000 to help cover up the over spending with a system of fake invoices during the trial so i can be denied any wrong doing, but the charge is going to be new. how much to be spent on the presidential campaign because it's wrong before i continue the law. s

let's go to natasha butler, who is live for us in paris. so the trial is under way upon that we've had some the main suspects. what does he be saying? yes, of course. we're just the procedural stage in this trial bottle fell out. the slum is in court. he is wearing a black t shirts. he's had is long, he's wearing a black mosque and he's sitting with 40 other co accused. 6 people are actually being tried and it's frontier in this child's just worth nursing that now the judge actually started to talk to the accused. he said that he was going to start asking him to identify themselves, and at that point, fell out the slum interjected, saying, and i quote him 1st, i want to testify that there is no other goal than our and but how much is his messenger? the judge then abruptly replied, we will talk about that later. so i was then off to confirm the identity of these period parents. he declined to do so. when all asked what is profession was all up . the slum said that he had given up his career to become a fighter for i thought one would imagine

controlled by iso between 20122014 is accused of being complicit in crimes against humanity. natasha butler has more from the factory and nor the serial. once run by french, the meant giant lafarge, 2017. the french judges have been investigating whether the forge paid armed groups, including i saw $50000000.00 in protection money to keep the pulled running between 20122014. at the height of serious civil war. also lethargic fluctuated its foreign stuff. syrian employees including mustafah, had to keep working, kept the longer. we asked the company to stop the work, but they didn't stop the company, birth responsibility for all those. what arrested killed them or kidnapped to get their this man blames the company for his nephew's death. yes, in the holy several bishop my nephew. yes, it worked for the the hours. you went from here to good to his work and i said, arrested him and put him in jail. after 4 months we went to see him and asked about us in the opened his file and told us, executed him about the fall. she also accused of failing cement for i saw an obtaining war materials from mil

and as natasha butler reports from paris is not the 1st time saw cosy, has been accused corruption. nicholas saw cozy failed to be re elected as french president in 2012. despite a lavish campaign, the scale of his rallies was designed to impress, but instead it's set off. alarm bells. a police investigation accused saw cozy in his campaign theme of spending more than doubled the $27000000.00 legal limit. that by the date and hiring a p all company called big 1000000 to help cover up the over spending with a system of fake invoices. symbolically important to say that a president doesn't get any immunity and has to respond to the load is also important because the campaign for 2022 is coming. so we have to have this reflection about out prevent illegal financing for a political campaign in may so cozy face trial in paris for illegal campaign funding alongside to 13 co accused. among them, one of his former campaign managers were home lever, le admitted a role in our system of fake invoices, but said it had not been his idea. it is very cool to parents during the one month trial fall can be de

also accused of being complicit in crimes against humanity and so called tara financing. latasha butler is live for us with moral and this. so, natasha, what does this ruling mean? well, it is a blow to the reputation of the french, the men maker the farm. just to give you a bit of context in 2019 a court appeal in france. rule that the force could not be investigated for complicity and crimes against humanity over its actions. running its plans in northern syria at the height of the civil war bad. but today, judges in from the top criminal court of appeal have overturned that decision that effectively paid the way full of force to possibly be investigated in the future for complicity crimes against humanity. however important to note that this is just a step in the process and not the court in the future will have to decide whether or not the force can indeed be investigated for complicity in war crimes. that this is all linked to the forces decision. the key it's been taught in the north theory of running between 20122014. it was an i thought, controlled area activists save. and the f

threat of ongoing, including iso in the region, and speak. tron correspondent, in paris. natasha butler. natasha. how significant is this ruling today? and what does it mean for was fern a big blow to the fall chaise reputation? judges from the highest court effectively overturning this 2019 ruling. and what that means is that it pays the way in the future for the french cement, make a to possibly be investigated for complicity and crimes against humanity over its actions. a northern syria at the height of the civil war. now to be clear, that doesn't mean the far she is under investigation right now, but we'll just say it is in the future. another court will concede and decide whether or not such an investigation can go ahead. but as i said, a huge blow to lithography is reputation. really this case centers on the fact that between 20122014, the father kept the cement plant running in the law to syria in a region that came under the control of isis. now a force is accused of paying armed groups including i for some $50000000.00 in protection money to keep the called running. now, activi

it seems a fall from over. latasha butler, al jazeera paris police in germany have detained a 96 year old woman who's accused of not see air a war crimes after she failed to appear in court. and got fudged is charged with complicity in the murder of $11000.00 prisoners at the stood half concentration camp. she worked as a typist of the camp when she was 18 years old. she's the 1st woman to stand trial and decades for crimes connected to the holocaust. well now from out of here is dominic caden berlin. the defendant involved here had asked the juvenile court, which is the court that she, that she will now face trial in she'd asked to be taught to be tried in absent. in other words, that she didn't have to be there that her defense council would be there for her. and the court said, no, that can't be done. you've got to come to court. she didn't, therefore, a warrant was put out for her arrest. and then she was apprehended, interesting that it took the german forces of law and order as it were. the authorities, just a few hours wrapper and hand her today when they knew about her existen

natasha butler, jefferson parish. thank you. the united states is ramping up expulsions of haitian migrants from its southern border with mexico. the department of homeland security says its conducted 12 deportation flight since sunday. returning nearly 2000 people to haiti, washington special envoy to hazy house resign because of what he calls the inhumane treatment of haitian migrants by his government. in a statement, daniel foot said the policy of deporting thousands of sodom speak is, is counter productive and deeply flawed. wild. is there a footage showing the mis treatments of haitians along the us border has cause out wage this week? the whitehouse has now found the use of horse patrols around the del rio border area. thousands of patients remain stranded those that in make sure the camps she have or times he has more than story from washington d. c. on the sidelines of the you in general, assembly anthony blinking attempted once again to present the u. s. as making human rights central to its foreign policy. when asked

most victims hope the justice will finally be served. natasha butler, i'll just 0 paris. the u. n. u monetary agency is warning, it needs more money to deal with a growing crisis in democratic republic of congo. this year of violence is forced another 3000 people from their homes in the province of a turi, where the allied democratic forces affiliation to iso have carried out a series of massacres in the past 2 years. the adf is the deadliest of dozens of armed groups, that room, the mineral rich region. many of them a legacy of 2 regional was that ran from 1996 to 2003 in may, president for the x to katie pool put it to re and neighboring north hebrew under a state of siege to try to stop the violence. replacing civilian authorities with the army and police officers. despite this more than 400 people have been killed by the adf in the region. since the state of siege was announced, catherine saw a report from a camp for the space people in to raise capital, dounia, for he think he called joseph and his family have been in this comfort displeased people in borneo in to re province.

both men met butler's foreign minister mohammed when i'm on a sunny and others minister of state for defense affairs. thought had been mohammed up a year during a joint press conference in lincoln also pushed the taliban to stick by its promises. the people can leave afghanistan if they want to us. we're going to continue to engage. we're in gauging as we speak to resolve these issues and the need to hold the taliban to it's pledge to what people with travel documents, including american citizens, are freely depart. afghanistan, as with any commitment itala makes, we're focused on what they do, not just on what they say. another important topic of discussion, how company teams are working towards reopening, how many cars international airport. but we have fixed a lot of that and then switch all over there and we are about to get everything operation at a very soon. now we didn't reach yet an agreement on the way how to manage or to run the airport. but yet, we are continuing the humanitarian support and we are chartering almost on a daily basis. flights with, with a humanitarian is l

most victims hope that justice will finally be served. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris, that he's 10 people have died in a fire that destroyed a hospital. treating corona virus. patients in north macedonia happened in the city of the west of the capital. scott, there was an explosion before the fire, the cobra, 1900 unit, which was only built last year. the prime minister's orange zion says it's a huge tragedy. investigators are trying to determine the cause that most of the world fossil fuel reserves will have to stay unburnt in the ground. if we hope to limit average, temperature rises to 1.5 degrees celsius. the warning has been delivered in a report by university college london. or u. c l, which says about 60 percent of oil and gas reserves must not be extracted. almost all of the coal that hasn't been dug up should stay where it is. so i'm to say these recommendations and others give the world and even chance of staying on the 1.5 degrees by 2050. that target was set at the paris climate agreement were low and different from the university of

it seems a fall from over natasha butler algebra. paris. a former british police officer has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for murdering a woman. after falsely arresting her, wayne cousin's abducted 33 year old sarah everard as she was walking home in south london earlier this year. he then raped and murdered her and disposed of her remains in woodland. the case prompted widespread protests about women safety. 2 weeks ago, another london woman's been a mercer was killed in a park on her way to meet her friend. well, on the police commissioner chris, the dick says when cousins, crimes have brought shame on the organisation. there are no was that can fully express the fury and overwhelming sadness that we all feel about. what happened to sarah i am so sorry for the offer more on this. let's speak the former detective superintendent shabamo chowdhury. she joins us live now from reading in the, in england by skype. madam, thank you so much for joining us here. now to 0, we're just hearing from the london pol

were chosen not only for their technology, but to support an alloy and european interests. natasha butler, i'll jazeera paris, the long delayed from ear of the 25th james bond movie. no time to die has taken place in london bone. dr. daniel craig is the 3rd attraction in the 5th and final outing of the famous figure age. and ever, mia was postponed 3 times because of the pandemic in the grand scheme of things and proven to load down the list of priorities. thought this is a little bit needs to be seen in the cinema. and i'm just incredibly grateful to m g m. and of a whole. and we're here on cinema ticket sales in 2020. we're $12000000000.00. that's just over a 3rd of box office earnings. the previous year film critic rebecca perfect says the popularity around the bond film franchise will give the cinema industry a much needed both people from lots of different generations of grown up loving bones that always interested to see what the next bond will be. and obviously this is daniel craig, final outing as well. i think robbie malik, who is the visit in miss lacy french, i just said that t

a throughout the coming months will show free will get more reaction out of paris with the trash butler. andrew simmons is in london for us, but 1st let's join kimberly, how could, who's outside the white house, what's been the reaction to this new deal there in the u. s. kimberly, had there been a variety of concerns, what is sending sort of a ripple of on the 1st of all is the fact that there is a new and renewed investment in nuclear capabilities. something that the white house and this is nuclear powered, not nuclear armed capability, but still that nuance is not clearly being recognized. instead, what there is fear is that this is an escalation when there is and should be an effort to try and do just the opposite. so that is one of the 1st concerns, another criticism of this has to do with the technology that the technology that the united states providing to australia is outdated. that nuclear powered submarines are really just floating targets in the sea. and this is in no way going to compete with china or push back and china that is leading towards the technology such as underw

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