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the head of the met, dame cressida dick, has offered to | dame cressida dick, has offered to apologisehether their ethnicity was a factor. t their ethnicity was a factor. i think if this had been a white, social worker who had gone missing had got no history of going missing before, i wonder if it would have been taken more seriously. fin before, i wonder if it would have been taken more seriously. on this the olice been taken more seriously. on this the police watchdog _ been taken more seriously. on this the police watchdog says _ been taken more seriously. on this the police watchdog says it - been taken more seriously. on this the police watchdog says it found l been taken more seriously. on thisl the police watchdog says it found no evidence of stereotyping or bias in the sisters' case. the time is 6.15pm. our top story this evening. public sector workers are to get a pay rise but how much won't be known until next spring. and still to come, walter smith — described as one of scottish and a virtual audience for the clearing but it is announced that the queen will not attend the cop

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senate majority whip dick durbin ahead. >>> staggering milestone. more than 700,000 u.s. lives lost to covid. but -- >> we are starting to see a turning around of the curb coming down. >> as the u.s. looks to approve a new covid pill, how safe are you now? dr. fauci will join me. >>> hello. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of the union is watching to see if president biden can deliver. the new clock starts now for democrats after a week of frenzied infighting and two delayed votes. house speaker nancy pelosi set a new deadline for her party writing in a letter to her caucus saturday the bipartisan infrastructure bill must pass before october 31. which means the party must also reach consensus on the larger social policy bill, the centerpiece of president biden's agenda. because friday president biden made clear now that he believes those two packages are linked saying that to all house democrats during a rare trip to capitol hill to try to calm tensions in the party and while his negotiating skills may have worked in the short term there's signs that his decisi

joining me now is senate majority whip dick durbin joining me from illinois. for joining me. so as you well know, top democrats are floating $2.1 trillion as a potential compromise. but it would still require you to scale back significantly. you just heard congresswoman jayapal tell me $1.5 trillion won't do. it's too small. that's where senator manchin is right now. so how do you get from where senator manchin and senator sinema are, $1.5 trillion, to a deal with progressives? >> dana, let me tell you i support the $3.5 trillion. i believe the elements have been stated over and over again. they're good for this country and needed for families and by our nation, but i'm a realist, too. i went through the affordable care act, and you remember that debate ten or 11 years ago where i we made concessions, and i think those concessions lead to a different number. i want to make sure we come up with the right result, not the biggest number, but the most effective number to help families and this economy move forward in a responsible way. >> what do you think that nu

it is interesting to hear cressida dick say if there are any lessons.der if you think there clearly it is quite obvious there are lessons given what we know about his history before this terrible event took place? yeah, i mean this is devastating. it isjust a particularly, obviously devastating for sarah's family, l but also for everyone seeing the real horrific _ details of this case. sarah everard was murdered by somebody she should - have been able to trust, _ someone charged with keeping her and everyone else safe. the betrayal involved in this - horrific crime does have an impact ion people's confidence and i thinkl there are huge questions about how a man who was so dangerous could be a serving police officer— for so long. there is a series of questions - about allegations that were made about indecent exposure and questions about - vetting and screening. but the system clearlyl failed to stop someone who was so dangerous being able to use and abuse his power- as a police officer to murder— someone, to kidnap someone and then to murder someone. so

we have seen harriet harman your colleague call for cressida dick to resign. do you have sympathy with that view? i'm not commenting i on the commissioner, the select committee has not discussed it, so i don't think. it would be appropriate. there are issues that harrietj has raised that are the same ones that we are all raising. if a police officer for example is being investigated - for domestic abuse i have dealt with cases where the police - officer has not been suspended. i think that means the police are not taking seriously- about issues of violence against women. - we need other cases _ investigated, much more widely and that is what i think the home office needs to make sure happens. we can'tjust have warm words when it has an impact - on confidence for women . especially, but also when it comes against a backdrop . of the failure of the criminal justice system more widely to deal with violence - against women and girls. with your experience of studying the work of the justice system, do you fear that even inside the organisations like the police ther

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home - is well it mentions at the home office in various are getting more frustrated with cressida dickthey've given her a two year contrast and she has to get on top of the serious crime. there doesn't seem to be a lot of confidence in terms of newspapers, the editorials not much confidence in her doing that. would a chilly call for her to go but they didn't seem to be a great deal of support her across the newspaper industry and the people who bright the leaders. but looking at this priti patel is saying a very similar think that borisjohnson, is listen to women, take what they're saying seriously, if there's been an incident it has to be thoroughly investigated. treat everyone seriously and with dignity and respect. what you don't want this to be and this from the prime minister and the times and also in the telegraph from the home secretary is just words. we don't want to hear just words. we don't want to hear just words. we don't want to hear just words around conference time. we want them to follow through with this and want to make sure that the streets are safer within the story

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listen to dick durbin. >> when the president was teergt on the precipice of whether or not he was goingmove the acting attorney general jeffrey rosen and replace him with jeffrey clarke, it was cipollone who spoke up that said what they were trying to achieve was a murder-suicide pact and that the president should not do that. >> think about the january 6th committee on the house side trying to go deeper into the facts here. the president's lawyer had to turn to him and say, sir, i will resign and a whole bunch of people here and at the justice department will resign if you do not back down. it took that to stop donald trump. >> yeah, exactly. these are the kind of details that this panel is hoping town earth, this and more. there's still not a full story that we have of what preceded this deadly attack on the capitol and what built up to the moment. what was the president doing, saying and doing in these days and weeks ahead of time so that's what we're hoping to hear more about, especially today with the deadline approaching on the subpoenas. >> the former president issuing a statemen

director dick-endrizzi, did you have anything you wanted to say? >> i believe commissioner adams was before me -- oh, he already spoke. so a couple of things to maybe give some consideration to so maybe help gather some of that data? home s.f. is the home equity density bonus program, and when they're demolishing or doing extensive development on a property, that they notify oewd if they're going to be displacing a small business. so a thought is that for property owners who are choosing not to renew a lease, that there's a requirement to notify planning and oewd? and then -- and then, in reference to some of your comments, commissioner hui, is -- and also commissioner adams, if -- if, you know, these -- if laundromats [indiscernible] i think, you know -- this isn't -- this isn't something is necessarily put into the legislation, but you might want to give consideration to add as additional comments when carry moves forward, your recommendation that what may be challenging is the start-up costs to open or relocate if a property owner is not going t

while many in iraq consider powell to be a war criminal, just like they consider george bush and dick cheney, powell has long been celebrated. he was born in harlem in 1937. his parents had immigrated from jamaica. he was educated in public schools including city college of new york before he joined the military. he served two tours in vietnam. he was accused of helping to whitewash a massacre when u.s. soldiers slaughtered up to 500 villagers, most of them women, children, and the elderly. while investigating an account of the massacre, powell wrote, "in direct reputation of this portrayal is the fact that relations between american soldiers and the vietnamese people are excellent." powell spent 35 years in the military, rising to cheer the joint chiefs of staff. in the 1980's, he helped shape military policy in latin america at a time when u.s.-backed forces killed hundreds of thousands of people in el salvador, nicaragua, guatemala, and other countries. powell also helped oversee the u.s. invasion of panama and the persian gulf war. from 2001 to 2005, he served as secretary of stat

- see with cressida dick. do you think she is effective in this job? i - see with cressida dick.er to improve the culture and practices, particularly for the metropolitan police, to make it a much better force. she is very committed to the fight against violence in london but we are seeing some good progress, and in particular committed to the fight against violence against women and girls, sol fight against violence against women and girls, so i do think given her capacity that she has shown to take on the problems... fist capacity that she has shown to take on the problems. . .— on the problems... at the moment there are police _ on the problems... at the moment there are police officers _ on the problems... at the moment there are police officers who i on the problems... at the moment there are police officers who share | there are police officers who share a whatsapp group, for example, as you will well know in the case of wayne couzens. the chief inspector of constabulary sir tom winsor has warned that police officers are failing to raise concerns about colleagues who exhibit

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drafted by dick cheney's officer to further their agenda of war, those seeking to discredit vaccines used powell's death to further their agenda. >> we're seeing data from across the world. we're seeing data from europe, the united kingdom, that fully vaccinated people are being hofld, and fully vaccinated people are dieing from covid, and we have a high profile example that is going to require more truth from our government, our health leaders as well. >> another fox news anchor who wrote in a deleted tweet, the fact that colin powell died from a breakthrough covid infection raises concerns. he apologized, saying he's provaccine, a reporter not an anchor. we are experiencing the deadliest bout of misinformation in our lifetimes, much of it coming from the same network that pushed the lies about the weapons of mass destruction, though they were not alone in that. here are the actual facts from the centers of disease control and prevention, out of the more than 187 million people who had been fully vaccinated, .004% died from a breakthrough infection. that's pretty small. colin powell

mrjohnson also said he was "absolutely" standing by the head of scotland yard, dame cressida dick, despiteer calls for her resignation. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. wayne couzens, the police officer turned killer, who has so damaged public trust. today, beginning of the life sentence in prison from which he will never be released. his abduction, rape and murder of sarah everard, using his police warrant card and handcuffs, risks undermining confidence in officers right across the uk. i think it's very important that people should have confidence in policing and what the police do. and i do, let me stress that. but what i want to do is to use this moment to make sure that we deal with what i think is a huge and justified feeling, by millions of people up and down the country, and i'm afraid overwhelmingly women, that their complaints, their anxieties, are not taken seriously enough by the police. the wider problem is illustrated by a whatsapp group in which wayne couzens swapped misogynistic messages with officers from the metropolitan police, the civil nuclear co

it was actually dick cheney who had, who had suggested jenny, with the defense secretary at the time suggested power, which required power to jump over several other 4 start generals. he was the most junior at the time and, and then there he was. and of course then the persian gulf war came out, which is where empower, really became known to the american people. you know, he was the guy standing at the saw at the press conferences every day. he was the guy speaking, crisp, military language, all of which he learned in military schools, where he excelled in briefing, which is actually a skill right now. the terri, like another dimension of, of secretary powell was his time overseeing and working on conflicts. and so one of these was the 1st iraq war, and then you had later the 2nd iraq war during the 1st iraq war on the team with president george h. w bush. he was a, he was largely a hero of that along with other other general sort of looking at it and then pulling out us forces. when then later, the 2nd a walk war came in after 911. and you know, the debate in 2003 doors, w bush brou

cressida dick says she won't resign over what happened, but admits the way recruits are vetted beforeondent, lucy manning. the metropolitan police commissioner on patrol this morning, on the same streets that some women feel scared to walk down alone at night. she and herforce have been rocked by wayne couzens' crimes, and are now promising to restore trust, in the first interview since couzens was sentenced. your officer kidnapped, raped and murdered a lone female, sarah everard. you were his ultimate boss. it was on your watch. why won't you resign? these events have been absolutely dreadful. they have made everybody in the met furious. and we depend on public trust, so today, i am announcing that we will be doing a review that will be led by a high profile independent person, and the review will look at our internal culture and our professional standards. some would say that is not enough, that you need to go, did you offer to resign? people will be entitled to their opinion. i've got a job to do, i'm getting on with it. myjob now is to lead the met through difficult times. couzens

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cressida dick says she won't resign.cientists make a breakthrough, successfully treating up breakthrough, successfully treating up patient with severe depression with a pacemaker. good afternoon to you. the chancellor has told the conservative party conference that he wants to do whatever it takes to help britain recover from the pandemic. whatever it takes to help britain recoverfrom the pandemic. he said he believed in fiscal responsibility. mr sunak defended tax rises and said he'd like to cut taxes. and he insisted brexit was in the long—term interest of the uk economy, despite disruption to fuel supplies. the government is committing £500 million to renew support programmes. here's our political correspondent. the message from the prime minister and the chancellor is clear. the slogan is �*build back better�*. translated, this means the economy could be stronger after the pandemic than before. but it takes time to train more workers, and right now, with the cost of living rising, they have to find a way to try to st

the role that dick cheney played in colin powell's rise. you were right there with then chairman powell, i guess, working with him every day in your previous life at the defense department. talk a little bit about what you saw during his rise, and who he was like as a colleague. >> very excessable. a lot of military people are afraid of the press. he never was. i remember the first tieday he came into office, he came in and said do we have a hotline. meaning you press a button on the desk and the phone rings on the other person's desk. he put it in the next day. he was, of course, a wonderful briefer. he i think exuded a lot of confidence, and that was an important thing during the gulf war. remember the famous thing he said of the powell doctrine, and also he said the pottery barn analogy. >> you break it you buy it. >> about iraq. but let me just give you one small example of something that i think is e lum nating. powell once said he thought his greatest skill was as a problem solver. 1982, bob hope wants to do another uso show. his peop

minister also says he's "absolutely" standing by the head of the metropolitan police, dame cressida dickite calls for her resignation. here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. wayne couzens, the police officer turned killer who has so damaged public trust, today beginning the life sentence in prison from which he will never be released. his abduction, rape and murder of sarah everard, using his police warrant card and handcuffs, risks undermining confidence in officers right across the uk. i think it's very important that people should have confidence in policing and what the police do. and i do, let me stress that. but what i want to do is to use this moment to make sure that we deal with what i think is a huge and justified feeling, by millions of people up and down the country, and i'm afraid overwhelmingly women, that their complaints and their anxieties are not taken seriously enough by the police. the wider problem is illustrated by a whatsapp group in which wayne couzens swapped misogynistic messages with officers from the metropolitan police, the civil nuclear cons

this story was told to me by dick allen who was ronald reagan's first national security advisor.he year is 1977. reagan is now a former governor. he has lost the presidential nomination to gerald for and so far there's no one who's going to run for president but paying close attention to world affairs and dick allen reese them on foreign affairs so reagan says would you like to hear my story of the cold war and dick allen says of course governor and ronald reagan puts this down in writing and i'm quoting from rick. this is reagan speaking. some people think i'm simplistic but there's a difference between being simple and being simplistic. my theory about the cold war is that we win and they lose. how do you ... how do you operationalize that? here's richard nixon and henry kissinger and jimmy carter i think it was the same year jimmy carter gave his speech warning against an inordinate fear of communism and reagan turns itupside out . it feels risky. now that i'm older it feels a little riskyto me . >> i'm a big fan of the approach obviously given where i stand today at greater l

director dick-endrizzi, did you have anything you wanted to say?believe commissioner adams was before me -- oh, he already spoke. so a couple of things to maybe give some consideration to so maybe help gather some of that data? home s.f. is the home equity density bonus program, and when they're demolishing or doing extensive development on a property, that they notify oewd if they're going to be displacing a small business. so a thought is that for property owners who are choosing not to renew a lease, that there's a requirement to notify planning and oewd? and then -- and then, in reference to some of your comments, commissioner hui, is -- and also commissioner adams, if -- if, you know, these -- if laundromats [indiscernible] i think, you know -- this isn't -- this isn't something is necessarily put into the legislation, but you might want to give consideration to add as additional comments when carry moves forward, your recommendation that what may be challenging is the start-up costs to open or relocate if a property owner is not going to rene

you're being a dick, mom! >> trevor: but let's move on to our top story: jobs. they're how americans prove they is deserve health care. but right now, america is experiencing a big change in what it means to have a job, and especially what it means when your job treats you like shit. so let's find out what people are doing about it in another installment of "labor pains." we've talked a lot lately about the unprecedented labor issues sweeping across the country right now. with more job openings than ever and more people quitting than ever, workers suddenly find themselves with a lot of leverage, and they're using it to demand things like better pay, more flexible hours, and cancelling the annual company "squid game." and a lot of companies are giving in to these demands, but not all of them, which is why all around the country right now, you're seeing this happen: >> this week, 10,000 workers at agricultural equipment manufacturer deere and company made their voices heard. it's the first strike for united auto workers union in 35 years, and just the latest in a

dame cressida dick speaking a little earlier.are afg hanistan�*s children are continuing afghanistan's children are continuing to pay the price of the conflict as unemployment rates and poverty saw. to avoid hunger, hundreds of afghan children are travelling to neighbouring countries hidden under lorries, carrying goods to sell to try to make money for theirfamilies. this report from the border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan. this little afghan girl has just entered pakistan holding baggage heavier than her own weight. and while she is trying to run before she is caught by the border guards, another lorry has arrived with more afghan children carrying luggage. this practice is not new, but many believe that now its scale is much bigger than before. translation: we are forced to do this because of poverty. _ my father is unwell. it's better to earn something than stay idle and waste time. we deal with suppliers who give us the goods and tell us where to drop them. when we deliver the stuff, we take receipts from shopkee