carolyn: thank you. i will be brief. >> when i was at the hclu, no permanent men mes, no permanent friends, just permanent principles. we had a devastating loss in 2009. so following that i helped start republicans for the freedom to marry. bellows: we recognize we could only win if we built a bipartisan coalition. that's what it's all about. organize, organize, organize. we have to organize the broadest pol coalition to fight for our democracy, to protect our democracy. and all of you listening today. thank you. carolyn: that is such an important point. as we are -- already the end of the hour. time flew. what a wonderful panel. incredible elected officials doing incredible things. but also because everyone else who is here watching this panel because you are the change makers. are -- you are the ones who can take what was discussed on this panel and apply that locally and make your own elections more secure. stay fair. and keep those partisan actors from rolling in and trying to throw elections to peop

carolyn, can i start with you. what did you object to with that news coverage? basically, i felt it was a bit of a nonstory that was built up to the point where people started saying, don't panic. if we have learned anything from covid—19 and the lockdown, if you say don't panic, people panic. people including my own sister—in—law rushed out to fill their cars with petrol, and that is what caused the problem. jonathan, this is a specific point. did the bbc hype the story early on when it was only a few petrol stations? i don't think so. i don't think it was a nonstory. i think a lot of people were affected, whether it was supply issues or at the pump whether there was an inability to fill up. so when dealing with stories like this, it is how do you solve the dilemma which clearly exists between reporting the story that lots of people are interested in, and as carolyn says, being in danger of making it a self—fulfilling prophecy and making people like her sister—in—law want to change her behaviour. it was the second headline onf thursday evening, and then it was

but i think the story that carolyn - think the story that carolyn mentioned with shots of the seriess not made up. we have to balance that with the _ made up. we have to balance that with the responsibility about the bbc voice in the debate publicly and ensure _ bbc voice in the debate publicly and ensure that we are writing responsibly. but our responsibility is to report the whole picture, so to say— is to report the whole picture, so to say as — is to report the whole picture, so to say as we _ is to report the whole picture, so to say as we did several times on most _ to say as we did several times on most of— to say as we did several times on most of our— to say as we did several times on most of our bulletins that there were _ most of our bulletins that there were parts of the country that weren't — were parts of the country that weren't particularly badly affected. there _ weren't particularly badly affected. there were some rural areas not as badly— there were some rural areas not as badly affected as urban areas. northern— badly affected as urban areas. northern ireland was

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the announcement follows a campaign from labour mp carolyn harris.ot go that far, but that women would only have to pay for the prescription once a year, saving around £200. we are speaking with our gas now, and she has been on hrt forfour years. thank you forjoining us. we have had this announcement from the government about making it a lot cheaper, gender pounds a year cheaper, gender pounds a year cheaper as i said, what is your reaction to that news? i cheaper as i said, what is your reaction to that news?- cheaper as i said, what is your reaction to that news? i think it's absolutely _ reaction to that news? i think it's absolutely incredible _ reaction to that news? i think it's absolutely incredible news. - reaction to that news? i think it's absolutely incredible news. i - reaction to that news? i think it's| absolutely incredible news. i think menopause is not a new thing, but for women in my generation from a kind ofjustjumped up from behind the sofa, nobody told us it was coming, and i think we have all been piecing it together. i think th

and we will be speaking to carolyn harris just after 2:30pm. to report family court hearings in england and wales. the most seniorjudge in the family division, sir andrew mcfarlane, says a perception of excessive secrecy is harming the reputation of the courts, but stressed that identities would still be protected. our correspondent sanchia berg has been investigating this issue. would it be fair to say there had been previous attempts to try and reform the family courts? why now? the pressure has been building because previous efforts didn't get very far. i have been trying to report the family court since journalists were first allowed in, 12 years ago. we can only report if thejudge gives his or her 12 years ago. we can only report if the judge gives his or her express permission for us to do so. so the proposals today would be a really radical change because we would be able to sit in court, listen to cases and report what we see and hear bearing in mind we can't identify the families and children. because it is worth reminding people what

the reaction from carolyn harris was evident. can i thank the minister, can i thank the clerks...other step in what seems to be a growing move to make real changes for women, at a crucial stage of their lives. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. archaeologists digging on the route of the h52 high—speed rail link have uncovered what they've described as an "astounding" set of roman statues. two complete sculptures of what appear to be a man and a woman, were found at an abandoned medieval church in buckinghamshire. simonjones reports. a dig with a difference, unearthing statues described as rare, remarkable, incredible. the head and shoulders of a woman. a bust of a man. plus the head from the statue of a child. in such good condition that archaeologists say it's like looking into the faces of the past. the team that found them cannot disguise their excitement or the smiles on their faces. pretty much a giant grin. everybody was really, really astounded to find them. they're just so unusual and so well preserved as well. really, really good condition. the only problem is the heads a

carolyn, bloomberg reporter joining us now.e don't know exactly when supply chain problem is going to go away. carolyn: this is really about the delayed recovery and what this is is the latest snapshot of how the disruptions are holding back the recovery everywhere from the covid pandemic. germany is an extremely manufacturing heavy reliant economy. for months they have been taking a dive as these issues got worse. just to give you a sense of the big picture, earlier this year when these economic institutes did their last forecasting rounds they were saying output would reach precrisis levels by the end of this year. as of today they are saying it could be delayed but they don't know because they don't know when the supply issues will be resolved. alix: thank you very much. perfect set up for us. many say that is a transitory phenomenon but morgan stanley ceo james gorman told us he is taking the threat of rising prices very seriously and this is not a transitory issue. james: it is not transitory. you're talking about natural

the oversight and reform committee is chaired by congresswoman carolyn maloney of new york. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> without objection the chair is authorized to declare our recess of the committee at any time. i now recognize myself for an opening statement. today, i am once again convening the committee on oversight and reform to sound the alarm on the grave threat to abortion rights and access in the united states. nearly two years ago, i called my first hearing as chairwoman of this committee to examine draconian attempts by state governments, including the state of missouri, to restrict access to abortion care. since then, the threat to abortion rights has only become more dire. millions of americans are now living in a state where they lack meaningful access to abortion care. the right to abortion is rendered meaningless without access. most recently, texas enacted senate bill 8, which bans abortion after just six weeks of pregnancy, before many people even know they are pregnant. this is tantamount to a total abortion ban. the law authori

(applause) >> hi, i am with carolyn lin -- carlin company hair studio. i just want to take a moment to thank supervisor mar for helping push through the relief bill and mayor breed for signing the bill and pushing it through. it is very much needed. we have been in much -- had many challenges, the construction and pandemic and now crime. it is good to have relief and help from the city in these very hard times. just want to thank you supervisor mar and mayor breed. and i guess i'm the last speaker, we're all available for questions if you have questions for the speakers. >> i saw that the release was saying that grants aren't to cover stolen goods or shared spaces. >> for -- this is a vandalism relief fund. it is for, sadly, people who have been victims. there are specific requirements we have. for example, if you have been vandalized, we would ask that you report it to the police. so we want to make sure there's a police report and receipts for the expenses. and if you are a victim of graffiti for example, all 311 to report it and as long as we have rec

carolyn's saints haven't lifted the past two.d the past two. carolyn's journey to the grand final represents a real renaissance for french rugby league. they want last night and drew savage was watching. the final step on the road they got exactly what they've been hope of office of the dragons had finished up in super league and now the trophy is almost within touching distance. this now the trophy is almost within touching distance.— touching distance. this is a incredible, _ touching distance. this is a incredible, this _ touching distance. this is a incredible, this is - touching distance. this is a i incredible, this is sensational, there's nothing like it and rugby league. the people, you can see what it means and this is big for french leagues. it’s it means and this is big for french leaaues. �* , , ., it means and this is big for french leaaues. h , ., ., it means and this is big for french lea ues. �*, , . ., ., leagues. it's been a long road to net here, leagues. it's been a long road to get here. 15 _ leagues. it's be

just to go right along with the song, carolyn manno. >> sometimes you plan it, and it works out. atlanta is on such an incredible run when you consider that team actually lost its entire opening day outfield mid season that included mvp can dned date. the braves traded four sparking this second half rally. one of those acquisitions was eddie rosario who came up huge for the braves. the dodgers could not figure out the series mvp who broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth with a line drive shot down the right-field line. rosario was the most dynamic player of the series, 14 hits in the nlcs alone, that home run giving atlanta a three-run lead to be the delight of the hometown crowd. atlanta's bull pen took over striking out ten over the final five innings. the braves clinching the nl pennant the first since the '90s. >> can't say enough about this group. i was proud of them when we won the division, to get here, what they've been through this year, how they've hung in there, they've aloud themselves to be right here right now. >> this feels pretty good. i think this might be the definition

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new york democrat carolyn maloney gaveled in the hearing. . >> this is a historic hearing for the first time, top fossil fuel executives are testifying together before congress under oath about the industry's role in causing climate change and their efforts to cover it up. for far too long, big oil has escaped accountability for a central role in bringing our planet to the brink of a climate catastrophe. that ends today. amy: throughout the hearing, republicans repeatedly apologized to the oil company executives, while progressives grilled them over their campaign to prevent action on the climate crisis. this is new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> one thing that often gets lost in these conversations is that some of us have to actually live the future that you all are setting on fire for us. i 2028, crop yields are already projected to fail most of committee chair carolyn maloney said she plans to issue subpoenas to force oil executives to turn over documents detailing what their own scientists were saying internally aboutlimate change, as well big oil's efforts to misi

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. >> reporter: carolyn and her husband had a few of those great moments with her four- year-old grandson. >> half his life has been the pandemic and his world has been very small. anything that opens it up is just a plus. >> reporter: she feels a change in the air and plans to make the most of normal. >> to see everything opening up and taking him out and having fun means everything to us. >> reporter: i don't know if you can hear me, maybe it feels like a pre-pandemic weekend. but we are in the middle of a pandemic. is there a sense of that? >> reporter: we are still in the middle of the pandemic with covid protocols in place at outside lands . if you go out in the city, you have to show proof of vaccination to go inside restaurants and bars. if you do that, be ready to show proof of vaccination. >> i don't know if i heard a single word you said but it sounds like fun. >> reporter: people are having a good time. a little bit wet and we are learning about the potential of some rain. did you hear what he said? >> i did not, i was just getting over the beat. a couple hundredths of an inch

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thanks for having me on. >> carolyn, thank you so much.today. >>> a pair of pivotal meetings today at the white house, progressives and moderates in the oval office with president biden's agenda at stake. >>> but first, a woman raped on a commuter train as people watched but not one of them helped. how does something like this happen? as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >>> when a woman was raped by a stranger on a pennsylvania commuter train last week, police say there were a number of bystanders who watched it happen. and they did not only fail to intervene, they also didn't even bother to call the cops. joining us now is a criminologist at the univers

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carolyn, can i start with you. what did you object to with that news coverage?f we have learned anything from covid—i9 and the lockdown, if you say don't panic, people panic. people including my own sister—in—law rushed out to fill their cars with petrol, and that is what caused

chairwoman carolyn maloney of new york zeroed in on a 1981 exxon memo. rep.aloney: a top exxon scientist wrote that it was distinctly possible that climate change would -- quote -- "produce effects which will indeed be catastrophic, at least for a substantial fraction of the earth's population." do you believe that it was ethical for exxon to run a new york times advertisement that downplayed, downplayed the risk? >> if you look at the full context of the memos that you're referencing, the messaging that came across in that full -- those full memos, and is very consistent with what the general consensus of the scientific community was and our advertorial that you mentioned again concluded that there's enough knowledge to know that we should be taking action. william: republicans on the committee denounced today's hearing, saying it was nothing but political spectacle. >> the purpose of this hearing is clear, to deliver partisan theater for prime-time news. this hearing is simply a distraction from the crises that the biden administration's policies have cause

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at least 19 people been killed in land slides and floods in india's carolyn state. within a dozen people including 5 children have been reported missing. individuals been held in their wages town of con, spoke for 5 people killed by an attacker last week using about an arrow here today with the headlines on al jazeera, how to see we're world is next. ah, you ah oh, it didn't booms up in captured, interrupt your, to the audiences a as in the yet, then you took us near to a local level and then they left in to see the there's a lot of love for the friction in respect with the american people i wish we are, fleming didn't convince them to do with what i'm up at the end of this year. i got a d, r, a z. i mean, because she was younger sheer side that me daughter or, and i've had, you bled, gives yates christ and she said the 2 year he's my son harper, you know, well, i know could i just know how long you've had the blood like india. great. i shall, we and my she could said, be n o r longley lee about all would be a nasty feet lady with a movie. the rest of the dirty migh

. >> carolyn grant. [ bell ringing ] >> john alexander grant. >> city leaders and firefighters gathered to remember the lives lost on that tragic day. 25 people killed, 3,000 homes destroyed. dozens met to pay tribute. >> and i will never forget getting that call. my sister could hardly get the words out. she was hyperventilating. she said, dad is on his way here right now and the hills are burning down. >> probably notice that tile behind the mayor. made out of tiles dedicated to the 1991 fire. at the end of the ceremony the fire chief read the names of those killed ringing a bell after each name. >>> good news for people in a neighborhood after a massive water spill turned a street into an ocean friday morning. a pipe broke underground, led to this. hundreds of thousands of gallons of water rushing down the streets. the good news? this morning much different picture. everything's cool, calm and collected now. east bay mud says the water is up and running. 200 homes had no water service overnight. >>> it has been shaking over in the east bay. two earthquakes hit near san leandro in the

earlier i asked doctor carolyn hogg from the school of life and environmental sciences at the universityise with any type of genetic diversity is the more diversity a species has, the greater potential they have to adapt to future changes. so a lot of people understand and know about the biodiversity crisis that the planet now finds itself in, and there are three main pillars to biodiversity. one is having lots of differences and lots of diversity — diversity in ecosystems, lots of different type of species, and the third pillar is really the diversity of genes, and this has been a really hard one for us to get an understanding of because the technology did not exist, but when the human genome was published over 20 years ago, that really opened up a whole new field of science that we are now applying to a suite of different plants and animals around the world. how can genome sequencing help the koala survive? one of the things is when we had the bushfires two years ago here in new south wales which is where i live in australia, we lost about 25% of the habitat for koalas, and so we have

carolyn is coming right _ a special guest on the way. carolyn is coming right now!hen sunshine and showers to it. —— behind it. it will be a breezy day today, not as breezy as the weekend. later on in the day, a clutch of france is coming our way of bringing some heavy rain and gusty winds once again. some cloud floating around this morning. some sunshine as well. we say goodbye to that in the south—east, the showers are coming in from the west being blown to the east, some will be heavy with hail, and you might hear the odd rumble of thunder. temperatures, 12 to 17 degrees. later, this system coming our way by the end of the afternoon into the south—west of england, pushing into wales, moving north—west and north—east, bringing some torrential rain and squally winds. the bright colours show you where you can expect some heavy downpours. in southern and eastern england, we could see a0 millimetres. in the north, scotland and northern ireland have clearer skies, it will be colder especially in scotland but in some shelter to it will be cold enough for a touch of fros

. >> carolyn maloney, chairman of the reform committee, said she would be issuing subpoenas to get information not provided at yesterday's hearing. >>> a terrifying ordeal for a wealthy reality store in los angeles. robbers broke into the mansion of "real housewives" star dorit kemsley. they threatened to kill her before making off with a trove of her valuables. >> reporter: this morning, los angeles police are investigating the home invasion of reality store dorit kemsley from the "real housewives" of beverly hills. >> i won't settle for anything less than everything. >> reporter: police say the 45-year-old was in her encino home sleeping with her children wednesday night when three men, dressed in dark clothing, broke inside. it's not clear how they entered. the helicopter video shows a glass door shattered. investigators say kemsley was held at gun point while in bed and ordered to show the men her valuables. police say fearing for her life, kemsley complied. the bandits made off with handbags, jewelry and watches, worth about $1 million. no one inside the home was injured. >> home invasion

so here's carolyn goodman, offering the lives of the vegas, resonates to be the control group to the shiny facades conceal a deep indifference to the people. mice could have been saved if they were to take an action. absolutely, keep the registering and keep the slot machines dinging vegas as a money machine is a huge cash register that is ran by people who don't care about people's lives being lost with ah, so i have to ask you the 1st thing is that better up or down yeah, well it's very different. law is so very different atmosphere in the circumstances and everything totally different. first of all, i mean people are flying up, they're not here. here, they're just walking and there's gravity. so this is a completely different feeling which i miss already, which i already miss, because the fact that you don't feel any weight. and then you can like push yourself a little bit and fly until you stop yourself. is something you cannot experience here on earth. you think maybe that you loved it so much because it was something you few, but if you've been there for 6 months, you just be a

so here's carolyn goodman, offering the lives of the vegas residents to be the control group. to the shiny facades conceal a deep indifference to the people vice could have been saved if they were to take an action. absolutely keep the registering and keep the slot machines doing in vegas as a money machine. it's a huge cash register that is ran by people who don't care about people's lives being lost to what happened. i make no, certainly no borders and is blind to nationalities. and you guys as a merge, we don't have maternity, we don't to look back. see, the whole world leads to take action and be ready. people are judgment. come with we can do better, we should be doing better. everyone is contributing each in their own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the response has been massive, so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together with ah, he died. i cried. and i just slept the whole time. i was there. no one really thought anything different. you just all thought i just didn't

at least 900 people have been killed in land slides and floods in india is carolyn state. more than a dozen people, including 5 children, have been reported missing at a vigilance been held in norwegian town of congress berg for 5 people killed by an attacker using a bow and arrows. 3 other people were injured in the incident on wednesday. the government has announced an independent investigation into the police response. i was the headlines, more news for him to 0 after inside story, which we recorded earlier. aah! from the creation of plantations and the birth of the industrial revolution to slavery of mass migration is colonialism to blame for the dog situation. we face with climate change. this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian said again, an exhibition looking at the legacy of colonialism and the role that it played in the birth of climate change has opened in london, 11 artists with a personal connection to africa, the caribbean and south america of pinpointed environmental change as a racial process with deep roots and colonial history, t

. —— carolyn�*s west coast. —— ireland's west coast. this is the heart of the oyster bed.m the wild oyster fishery out here. there's 800 acres of wild oyster fishery. the fishermen go out there in the winter months, november and december and they fish them off the beds. we buy them and we put them on our own beds here, where they develop their own unique flavour, and they get that from the fresh water coming in from the fields of athenry, and we have connemara to the north so you really have wonderful flavours and textures in the oyster that they develop. these oysters, we are taking them up and they'll be brought over to the packing shed where they will be sorted and graded and packed into the baskets and they're be heading off to london. in 36 hours they will be on the restaurant table over there. some people like to eat them, they love to put a drop of tabasco or a squeeze of lemon or a crack of black pepper or even horseradish and tomato sauce, but because they are so good here and the flavours are so good, we just eat them au naturale. so we squeeze the knife in here

it's still leaving quite a legacy and mortar tom for carolyn karnataka. and i think significant res, likely nice and bang list and me and my and this we shouldn't be there at all yet. more thunderstorms in the far north of india and northern pakistan. nothing like they were a couple of days ago, but they're all the same. and they shouldn't be not in late october the weather, sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. the u. s. is always of interest to people. all right, the world people pay attention to what we saw here. and i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, race is the story of america what's working and what's not, what people are only talking about that it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can't handle multiple challenges on multiple fronts, we need to go back to school. the bottom line on al jazeera, ah ah, you want to go, is there a reminder of all top stories? thousands of migrants been traveling from southern m

carolyn has under reports dall from boston, $137000000000.00. that's how much money airlines will lose to the end of next year . because of the pandemic, even as domestic air travel picks up in some parts of the world, airline losses this year, or expected to be a staggering 51000000000 before being trimmed to 11000000000 next year. all this, even after us carriers received $25000000000.00 bail out last year from the us government. that new financial figures are according to the international air transport association that represents $290.00 airlines and 82 percent of the global air traffic is still a long way to go. international air travel still heavily restricted. as a result of the government measures. we know that once those restrictions are removed, the demand for travel remains very strong. but at the annual meeting in boston, the talk was also about another emergency. the airline industry is contributing to a carbon emissions. if the global airline industry was a country, it would be the world's 6th largest polluter. out of all of the ca

understanding of global warming and developed over time and the chair of the committee, a democrat, carolyn industry of a coordinated campaign to mislead the public can derail global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. she asked for a commitment from the companies which included exxon mobil, chevron and shell that they would not spend money opposing efforts to tackle climate change. here is the ceo of bp america responding.— america responding. what i would say _ america responding. what i would say is _ america responding. what i would say is that _ america responding. what i would say is that we - america responding. what i would say is that we have i would say is that we have stopped all reputational advertising and bp. i stopped all reputational advertising and bp. i know you have taken _ advertising and bp. i know you have taken steps _ advertising and bp. i know you have taken steps in _ advertising and bp. i know you have taken steps in the - advertising and bp. i know you have taken steps in the right i have taken steps in the right direction _ have taken steps in the right

we can speak live now to doctrine carolyn hogg, from the university of sydney.escribed? what does it actually tell you? one of the key things we have come to realise with any type of genetic diversity is the more diversity as bt has, the greater potential they have to adapt to future changes. so a lot of people understand and know about the biodiversity crisis that the planet now finds itself in, and there are three main pillars to biodiversity. one is having lots of differences on lots of diversity, diversity in ecosystems, lots of different type of species, and the third pillar is really the diversity of genes, and there has been a really hard one for us to get an understanding of because the technology did not exist, but when the human zeno was published over 20 years ago, that really opened up a whole new field of science that we are now applying to a suite of different plants and animals around the world.— around the world. how can genome — around the world. how can genome sequencing - around the world. how can genome sequencing help l around the world. how

i'm doing this evening by the parliamentary journalist and a journalist and broadcaster, carolyn frosthello again. a quick look to the front pages for our viewers starting with the guardian which leads with the news that this secret wealth dealings of dozens of world leaders has been exposed in one of the biggest ever leaks. dubbed the pandora papers. the same story makes the front page of pi, the newspaper says those featured in the pandora papers include the king ofjordan and the former prime minister tony blair. according to the times, boris johnson well this week announced that albritton�*s electricity will come from renewable sources by 2035. the metro reporting that a serving metropolitan police officer has been charged with rape. the daily mail carries an investigation which reveals nearly 1,000 police officers have been probed for posting offensive social media content. tony and caroline, hello again. we are going to start off with a bit of green electricity. the front page of the times, that is the prime minister's pledge to be green by 2035. if you could kick the software tha

a monsoon reigned goes south through india, it's still leaving quite a legacy and mortar town for carolyn karnataka. i think significant res, like in eastern bank, listen me and my and this we shouldn't be there at all yet. more thunderstorms in the far north of india. northern pakistan. nothing like they were a couple of days ago, but they're all the same and they shouldn't be not in late october. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. global food production is wasteful and straining our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources. jelly fish is delicious with a very light sea food taste and texture similar to calamari and innovative production techniques. i've seen a vertical farm before, but never in a restaurant half to say this is great. earth rise feeding the billions honor just eat up. ah ah, your to go out? is there a reminder of our top stories? the leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel has been arrested columbia presidents as daria antonio, sugar known as alton yell was captured in a meticulous operation. washington had put up

carolyn cannot because it been recently in so lank. it probably will be there. the rest of india is more or less as you might expect, a scattering a shout in the pole, and utter account. otherwise dry. the weather sponsored my cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021. a small closed middle east in community whose history goes back nearly 3000 years. with a population under threat. when men outnumber women 3 to one. out there. oh wow. the man decided to break with tradition, and mary flooring, with samaritan weddings signed field delivered on out there, lou ah, this is al jazeera, a quick reminder, all the top stories this are. if you piers military has carried out more air strikes in the t gray region as a renewed campaign against the rebels, intensifies fighting's been going on for almost a year, but air strikes, aren't bombardment by the government increased over the past week. columbia's president says the rest of the country's most wanted drug trafficker is the biggest hits to the drug trade, the century. tiro, antonio suga, is the leader of columb

carolyn harris said - into context. carolyn harris said 51% of women go through this.h thyroid conditions and you get free medication for a lack of thyroid. but we do not see the same pattern for women when they go through this transition. to be able to supplement hormones because these are a hormone deficiency disorder, it would be life changing and women would then be able to carry on with their other jobs and activities of daily living. the most important thing is that hormone replacement therapy, it does give women their life back because we replace hormones. but it is about employment and allowing women to have sustainable relationships. the highest divorce rate is around when women go through menopause. and one in four women consider suicide, consider leaving their workplace, which means we will never tackle the gender pay gap in society. this is far more out reaching. it is a step forward for equality for women. this comes in front _ forward for equality for women. this comes in front of mps today and feels like an important vote. you will be well aware it is di

carolyn, one of her flat mates rang up and said that she was concerned about how diana was, so we thoughtn. we had a couple of lunches and she seemed to enjoy those. that was the start really of a rebuild. >> britain, the prince and lady diana as they walked through the town. >> what diana had going for her was charisma and presence, people skills, and soft power. >> could she handle this? it didn't take long to find out. in the end, a picture of the day. >> she was an absolute natural. >> joy welcoming in the scene of the eyes of a child. >> she knew what to say to people. >> then the princess stopped to ask mr. walter mills if he was cold. he burst do tears. >> she kissed children. this was not what we've seen on a royal tour before. when you think the royal family, they're looking down on you. diana didn't do that. she broke that mold and did something extraordinary. she got down on the same level as the rest of us. she met us eye to eye. she opened up her arms and took us in. never been done before. she got recognition within that environment. she thrived on that. who teach us that wh

having some fun like iran is is carolyn's little allie named eugene. you are adorable.o be in canada as a writer, why? are going to want that other document requests river gloves and squeaky toys i do, too, and i love your ear. next week of kennedog. tweet me your best photos of your dog enclosures you hash thank you for watching the last day. our a good guy making super gay. follow me on twitter instagram. tomorrow night on the, and glory at the end of i know you are saying, but if i can't show? kenneth the are. - holy cow. all of a sudden we've got a chunk of gold right in these grooves around here. right there. - [narrator] veteran miner rick dale is panning a sample from an abandoned gold mine called the mohave. - [rick] i am shocked that we're finding a nugget already. i wish i had a bell to ding.

but we expect that the american came for the same goal of looking at carolyn, but after 20 years from tom, i want to talk about frontiers of the present test disposable. just responsible. if only did make sure that what became for fruit on terrorism, and they left the country for us for our cell, while school dockwood, the investment of the international committee, together with the african people we could have built on to stick. but in push that did not happen. now, why did that happen just completely out of the story. i'm messing at the 50 for longer. it would have been processed. no, i do believe in what you say that i've not done at the end of the day. we have to depend on ourselves. we have to depend on resources, you have to depend on geography to reach consistency. we do believe in that but provided that we are being allowed to do so look good 2 years ago that make addicted to holton brought one president after another president need to come out and post everybody there on us. after 220 years. the give it back to the title, but now some other countries are invoked. so this is k

he actually planes, excessive mining and deforestation for the scale of the calamity that carolyn c actually in this problem and get a lot because of the psychotic storms and various other disturbances which have been happening, including the 2004 december. we had the notion so now me, which also, you know, the lady or, and along with dominant or do and also wanted to re and adam and to cooper island. so in get a lot actually you feel that there was because of this. and i mean, also because of the, like lawn and there have been attempts and dumps of, you know, putting see was what i think the to be solutions are important. and especially in the for dial western got the region. we need to have more need to be solutions and they go system restoration because the stuff for any of the increasingly becoming more for the rest of the human interventions which are actually creating problems they plan are getting full hills are being leveled and you know, be see a lot of deforestation, and minding happening in the healey areas to fit an where forth of the fire tear gas to disperse protest isn't the c

carolyn mcfarland says misinformation and political division over vaccines have become an unexpectedect of idaho's covid crisis. >> the divisiveness that we saw with politics, i'm seeing that same kind of trend in health care. and that alarms me that i'm treating patients for their political views whereas this virus does not care. >> reporter: in idaho, it's not required and even frowned upon to wear masks indoors. many don't. >> i thought this would be bringing america together to fight a common evil. >> reporter: as more sick residents flood hospitals, some medical staffers are leaving. st. alfonse's has lost 50% of its entire staff since covid began, mostly due to burnout. >> we do often get family members berating us up one side and down the other. >> reporter: charge nurse alicia luciani has had enough. today is her last day in the ward. what's going on in your mind right now? >> there is just so many of them. i put more people in body bags over the last two years than i have in the last nine. it's hard. and there's just a heaviness. so. that -- that effort to preserve my own me