duke students are the backbone of this project. >> reporter: duke students working from 8 to 20 weeksuntil graduation day when the pups are ready to go fetch their dream job. each puppy is assigned to three student volunteers. they take care of the puppies two nights a week. the volunteers are trained on how to teach the puppies good behavior, like sitting and waiting before they eat. >> i don't care what those puppies do wrong. they better get straight-as. >> reporter: can you imagine failing one of these adorable faces? >> right? >> will not happen. >> they are impressive enough. >> reporter: exactly. >> an important role, as service animals. >> reporter: exactly. not a lot of research has been done on how they are reared and how that translates to cognitive abilities later in life. >> thanks, will. >>> coming up, a dog that is a real record-setter. the dog with the longest ears and other crazy guinness world records. ♪ say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's ju

however, investigators from both duke energy and the st. petersburg.looking into the case now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. and you can definitely see that marine layer hanging high above the golden gate bridge hanging right there, laura. so you have a look ahead to what we can expect this weekend. yeah. the last weekend of summer. guys. can you believe that? here we go. get ready for fall starting next week. but. >> this weekend we're going to almost feel like fall as we'll see a big change. the weather pattern with that chance of showers rolling on in and some much cooler temperatures around the bay area out there tonight, though, that fog is stretching on shore right now, at least in the parts of the bay. but i extend all the way on shore. they were just could see some patchy fog throughout the night tonight. beautiful shot as the sun sets from the east bay. you can see below the clouds there you see a nice sun beginning to set as the clouds moved in bouncing up against the east bay hills. but w

it's symbolic i think when the duke of cambridge, not really. _ i think when the duke of cambridge, notn'tjust sort of declare you are not. _ is. you don'tjust sort of declare you are not, but think about how it impacts— you are not, but think about how it impacts other facts of life. it's all well— impacts other facts of life. it's all well and good to say these things. — all well and good to say these things, but what would action look like? _ again, that will be keeping the nation talking a little bit longer. we're going to finish with two people that seem to go down a storm. aunt and deck for 20 years. that is some record —— ant and dec. thea;r some record -- ant and dec. they refuse to — some record -- ant and dec. they refuse to go _ some record -- ant and dec. they refuse to go away. _ some record -- ant and dec. they refuse to go away. it _ some record -- ant and dec. they refuse to go away. it seems - some record —— ant and dec. the: refuse to go away. it seems like a long time ago i was watching them. it seems a little bit sad that we haven't been able to produce any more stel

host: make sure, duke, join us later get our 8:45 a.m. segment, dr. georges benjamin joined us to talk about the mandate and i will ask questions like yours. ben in grenada, mississippi, the right approach. i hope i pronounced where you live. go ahead. guest: i think it is a right approach because i don't want to go to work and be around people that don't have their mascot, have not taken the vaccine, because -- mask on, have not taken the vexing, because they will not tell you they have not taken it and i don't want to be around a person that does not wear a mask. i have a suggestion for the ones that think it is not the right approach -- try not to be around people that wear their masks and have taken the vexing -- vaccine. that is those people's rights not to be subjected to people like you that -- i'm not talking about you -- the persons who don't want to wear the mask, where the ones who do want to wear it, they have a right to be around people that wear them, and have taken the vexing. they don't want to get the variant or covid-19. it is the wo

duke students working with the puppies from 8 to 20 weeks old, right up until graduation day when theassigned to a team of three student volunteers who take care of the puppies two nights a week. each volunteer receives training on how to teach the puppies good behavior like sitting and waiting before they eat. faith, andrew? >> some puppy love to take you into the weekend. that's what's making news >>> right now on "america this morning," breaking news, the new crisis on the southern border. authorities overwhelmed. thousands of migrants now trying to enter texas. the crowds exploding in size in just the last 24 hours. conditions going from bad to worse. what we're learning about who's in that crowd. >>> breaking overnight, allegations of a stunning betrayal by a top pilot for boeing. did he deceive government regulators looking into safety issues with the 737 max jet? the plane involved in two crash disasters that killed more than 300 people. this morning the reported confession. >>> a crucial day in the pandemic. fda advisers meet to discuss who if anyone should get booster shots.

the duke of edinburgh, fondly remembered by his family. nicholas witchell, bbc news.hts drawing in and in certain ways it is beginning to look like autumn. not feeling like it for many of us. still warmth in the forecast for the next few days, particularly across the southern half of the uk, where it stays mostly dry. further north, rain in the forecast.

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(duke) ...and spicy!) behold as the harmonious dance of savory burgers and sweet baked beans takes burger night to delicious new heights. mmm...burger and baked bean harmony. bush's makes burger night... (duke) ...beautiful. this week to support governor newsom in the recall election. harris is scheduled to appear with newsome here in the bay area. on wednesday. senators elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar are also campaigning for newsome this weekend in southern california. joining us now is our political expert brian sobel. brian the latest polls all have newsome winning by more than 50% but just a couple of weeks ago, the race was too close to call. so what happened? what happened, frank, is that the spending for the no on recall really ramped up and television buys were occurring and are occurring all over the state of california. utilizing people like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and others to state the case for gavin newsom and money talks in politics and the news. some campaign may end up spe

one of the duke's us lawyers, andrew brettler, who has experience of defending in sexual abuse claimsility, a claim disputed by virginia giuffre's lawyers, who accuse the duke's team of stonewalling. these are detailed and technical legalarguments, but thejudge warned both sides he now wanted to move quickly to what he called the substance of the case. there will be a further court hearing in new york in a month. daniela relph, bbc news. now on bbc news, your questions answered. we are looking at the government's covid winter plan including the vaccinations for 12—15 —year—olds and also booster vaccines. with me is dr chris smith who is a virologist at cambridge university. and professor ravi gupta of clinical microbiology at the cambridge institute for therapeutic immunology and infectious diseases. thanks forjoining us. chris, let's begin. dennis has got a question in scotland, he says he is 17, can he get the booster and the flu jab at the same time? —— 70. the get the booster and the flu 'ab at the same time? -- 70. the answer is es and the same time? -- 70. the answer is yes and

so the duke and duchess of cambridgejust history.hess of cambridge just amongst the huge string of people that are paying tribute and reacting to this win. also paying tribute to layla fernandez they say... and the trophy is now in emma raducanu's hands. that site that we come to know so well as it is that big smile. we will have more on this in the programme. or other hair on bbc news. the reaction notjust from the world of sport, british politicians, the comedianjimmy car tweeting saying that the match had been played beautifully, i think it's ok, i shed a tear. we will be back shortly. in the meantime here is the weather with nick. hello. the appetite for dry and brighter weather came across much of the uk today. fairview cloud, some sunny spells. even some sunny stood next to and parts of scotland. in the north it has been a very wet day. as you can see the rainfall we had heavy rain, a soaker in the afternoon. getting into tonight the system is easing. increasingly lighter patchy rain sinking a little further south through scotl

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the duke of edinburgh, fondly remembered by his family. nicholas witchell, bbc news.rds the west. just a few dribbles of drizzle as it drifts outwards into northern england overnight. it stays breezy, the rain arriving later. across southern areas, understarry skies, arriving later. across southern areas, under starry skies, a bit of misty fog and quite cool. it is a mild night, particularly in the north, because you have that breeze, cloud and more significant rain coming in. heavy rain over the hills for a time. once the mist and fog clears in the south, good spells of

it comes across on camera. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of sussex spent a little more than an hourbe wrapping up their visit to new york city with an appearance at global citizen live to talk about the importance of global vaccine equity. at one world trade i'm diana rocco, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> just being out and bumping into the royals. >> oh, no, not at all. this is their first visit to new york as a >>> breaking news on "america this morning," the director of the cdc issuing a statement overnight on covid vaccine booster shots overruling the recommendations made just hours earlier. we'll take you through the new guidelines with our medical experts. >>> more witnesses coming forward describing the terrifying moments a gunman went on a shooting rampage inside this supermarket. people hiding in freezers, even climbing to the roof to escape. what we're learning about the shooter. >>> a major step in the investigation of the january attack on the u.s. capitol. former president trump's top advisers now getting subpoenas. this as we learn results overnight from a controversia

the duke of edinburgh fondly remembered by his family, remembered by his family.ustard trick in my house. very naughty. we will chat with the person who put that together later in the programme to get an insight. we need to check on carol. we had an eventful morning yesterday. 0ur your right after flashed the dog was cheeky with you? can i apologise for laughing and not checking on your welfare immediately. no apology needed. flash and myself were fine. the weather today is not too shabby. for many, dry, sunshine, and that is the story the rest of the week especially in the south. tomorrow it will turn windy and cooler in the north. mr and fog, dense fog apart —— mist and fog. in parts of the south and east of ireland, and south scotland, they will tend to stay drive. temperatures 14—21, maybe 22 in the sunshine. 0vernight, clearskies in the south, a week where front sinking south with cloud and drizzle. a new one in the northwest overnight. that will be heavier rain with gusty winds. temperatures not too bad. 9—12. tomorrow, the autumn equinox, we have the rain i

she has also had a tweet from the duke and duchess of cambridge.as been along this journey. that is a high end. 0n the low end, and her old tennis club in london, everyone packed into the clubhouse and was watching on and there was tense momentss, erupted of course in cheers when she did clinch that win. one of the youngest people watching there, we can listen now to what she said. i'm really happy that she won it because she's an amazing person and she hits the ball really well and when i'm older i want to be her. she obviously recovered greatly and quickly from those breathing difficulties. 0ther tennis players like tim henman, john, like tim henman, john mcenroe, are flabbergasted. absolutely. we have had numerous tweets from tennis legends themselves we have had numerous tweets from tennis legends who themselves been in this situation but said that to show at such a young age, so much maturity, both of these players, incredible. andy roddick, the former number one, american, said that these young women are a gift to tennis, an absolute gift. it

the duke of york has always strongly denied the accusations. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchellreat park. it was here two weeks ago that a representative of virginia giuffre's american lawyers attempted to serve the court papers on prince andrew. this is the official�*s affidavit. in it, he describes how at 9:30 on the 26th of august he presented himself to the police officers guarding the property. he says it appeared... the official left, but returned the following day, when, according to the affidavit, he was... the official said he asked to meet prince andrew personally, but he was told that this was not possible. at the heart of this is the claim by virginia giuffre — virginia roberts, as she was — who alleges that she was sexually assaulted by prince andrew when she was 17 years old. prince andrew has categorically and consistently denied the claim. i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady. none whatsoever. you don't remember meeting her? nope. buckingham palace is saying absolutely nothing, other than to emphasise that this is entirely a matter for prince andrew a

in new york, two of the global citizens on stage where the duke and duchess of sussex.et this message. my flown from california to get this message.— flown from california to get this message. my wife and i believe the _ this message. my wife and i believe the way _ this message. my wife and i believe the way that - this message. my wife and i believe the way that you - this message. my wife and i j believe the way that you are born should not dictate your ability to survive.— ability to survive. especially when the — ability to survive. especially when the treatments - ability to survive. especially when the treatments exist i ability to survive. especially l when the treatments exist to keep— when the treatments exist to keep you _ when the treatments exist to keep you safe. when the treatments exist to keep you safe-— keep you safe. millions are exnected — keep you safe. millions are exnected to _ keep you safe. millions are expected to watch - keep you safe. millions are expected to watch on - keep you safe. millions are - expected to watch on television and online

number two, the david dukes and the tucker carlsons of the world want to portray the people coming nears obedient, as mindless drones imported because any will do whatever democrats tell them. think about it for just half a second. okay? these people have done one of the most difficult ambitious things a human being can do. left their homes at great personal cost and risk. they crossed thousands of miles to completely foreign land where most don't know anyone and don't speak the language in the slim hope of a better life. whatever you want to call that that's the opposite of obedient. whatever you want to say about the folks showing up in conditions these are go getters by definition. niece a tougher row to hoe than being a legacy case cruising on name and family connections. the other part of the claim that doesn't make sense is the idea that anyone knows what politics these people believe or how they will vote. one of the remarkable things we saw fl 2020 was a lot of immigrants who voted for donald trump. "new york times" wrote quote many areas with latinos and asian descent including

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the duke and duchess of sussex have been named among the top 100 most influential people in the worldwer couple. they may no longer be working royals but time magazine reckons they are amongst the 100 most influential people in the world. why? the head of a charity they support explains. "in a world where everyone has an opinion about "people they don't know, the duke and duchess have compassion "for the people they don't know. "they don'tjust opine, the run toward the struggle." they are in some exalted company. also on the list, teen angst singer—songwriter billie eilish, us presidentjoe biden, and former president donald trump. the couple may be far from these shores but they remain busy. most recently, meghan wrote and published a children's book, the bench. and that includes you, harry. and harry has been rubbing shoulders, virtually at least, with the first lady of the united states, jill biden, talking

is due to hold a pre—trial hearing this afternoon in the civil case filed by a woman who claims the dukeis here. what are we expecting? i , thank you is this hearing? it , thank you is this hearing? it is important _ , thank you is this hearing? it is important because _ , thank you is this hearing? it 3 important because it's the , thank you is this hearing? it l important because it's the first and how important is this hearing? it is important because it's the first will proceed. prince andrew's team have not commented on any aspect of this case, as you say, a civil case, not a criminal case, a claim for compensation and damages against the duke and his team effectively have said there is nothing to see here, there is nothing to discuss. prince andrew of course denies the allegation of sexual assault, he says he can't remember meeting the woman. what we may get out of the case is whether or not the judge accepts that prince andrew has been formally served with the allegations against him. it might sound like a technicality, it's not, it's really important. if thejudge technicality, it

one of the duke's us lawyers, andrew brettler, who has experience of defending in sexual abuse claimsd. more than half said they thought humanity was doomed. our environment analyst roger harrabin reports on the findings. as fires scorch the earth, the reality of climate change is finally hitting home. three inches of rain in an hour in new york, siberia with massive forest fires, temperature records annihilated. no wonder the young are worried. when you think about your children and your grandchildren and their grandchildren growing up, you don't want them to be left in a world where there's no animals that they can look at or there is no beautiful things in the world that they can see. it is quite worrying, and it makes me think about our future and it is definitely not a place i want my kids to live in. that's the most scary bit, really. what's going to happen in future generations down the line? - not so much, selfish as it sounds, not so much my life but how- it is going to impact on the line. over half of people in the survey were very or extremely worried. three quarters found

the duke of edinburgh fondly remembered by his family. nicholas witchell, bbc news.f the judges, jenny waldman. jenny, good morning. lovely to have you with us to talk about the story. i love how the team ofjudges has described those on the shortlist as all being small but mighty. give a sense of what you are looking for when you are sifting through, and i know you had a record number of entries, sifting through those entries, sifting through those entries to find the five on the shortlist. ~ entries to find the five on the shortlist-— entries to find the five on the shortlist. ~ ., , ., ., ~' shortlist. we were really looking for imagination _ shortlist. we were really looking for imagination and _ shortlist. we were really looking i for imagination and determination. it's been such a terrible year for museums, museum audiences, communities up and down the country with the pandemic, so we were looking for exceptional achievement over a really tough year. and we found it in these five exceptional museums. found it in these five exceptional museums-— found it in these

the duke of york has consistently denied ms giuffre's claims.ocedure rather than the allegations. those allegations, of course, virginia giuffre accusing prince andrew of sexually assaulting her in london, new york and the us virgin islands when she was just 17 years old. now the duke of york has strenuously denied those allegations, even saying he has no recollection of ever meeting virginia giuffre. but in court it really did focus on the steps ahead. prince andrew's attorney told the court he had two main arguments. first, that the papers were not properly served to the duke of york, that the uk high court had to weigh in on the legality of service. and secondly, he said they believed this lawsuit was potentially unlawful and baseless. and what they said they wanted was to see a 2009 settlement agreement between virginia giuffre and jeffrey epstein. now they believe there is a release in that agreement which would absolve the duke of york of any legal obligation. now, virginia giuffre's attorneys, in response, said they thought that was a mis

(duke) ...and spicy!vo) behold as the harmonious dance of savory burgers and sweet baked beans takes burger night to delicious new heights. mmm...burger and baked bean harmony. bush's makes burger night... (duke) ...beautiful. afghanistan, us military brass are discussing what maybe to come in the months and years ahead. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin spoke to the joint chiefs of staff about those insights. i joined general milley as he thanked the troops who set up the massive evacuation processing centers at ramstein here on the tarmac behind me and as he greeted afghans, many of them s i v s, like the one who served as his own translator 17 years ago who he hadn't seen since then, who caught one of the last flights out of kabul. is the us safer today since the u. s has withdrawn from afghanistan? well you know, this is something that i've thought a lot about. and i personally think that my military estimate is that the conditions are, uh, likely to develop, uh of a civil war. i don't know if t

lawyers for the american woman suing the duke of york over sexual assault allegations say they've successfully served him with legal papers — a condition for the lawsuit to proceed. ajudge must now decide if the papers were indeed served. prince andrew has always strongly denied the allegations. excitement is growing ahead of the women's singles final of the us open. for the first time in more than 20 years — both competitors are teenagers. leylah fernandez from canada will face the british newswatch will be here in around ten minutes time, but first on bbc news: it's click. this week we're putting on our next gen specs, hey, welcome to click. let me hit you straightaway with a buzzword. you might�*ve heard it being thrown around recently. are you ready? always ready. the metaverse. what you think of the idea? mark zuckerberg is version that it won't be long before we are working, playing and living in this whole virtual universe. it reminds me of second life from about 15 years ago, remember that? i do, i do. this was an early realisation of the sci—fi idea that has been around for as long as

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i had tenure at duke. that made me the most expendable member of the nsc staff. as its chief said, you serve at the pleasure of the president when the pleasures gone so are you. i realized that meant on some issues, i could be the person thrown into the mix to make it an un- popular argument or mountain unpopular fight. if i got crushed in the process my family was still taken care of that came up twice, one time with the very significant powerful player there was arguing something the team thought was wrong. and i looked around the room and realized i'm the one who's going to have to jump on this grenade. and argue against it. the other time gets directly to the heart of your question, with the state paper, the state paper was powerfully argued. it was a compelling story of how we could perhaps do something different. but, but let's look at it as if it were a scholarly argument. what are the assumptions that are driving this? they're driving the assumptions under which the state paper produced good outcomes. if those assumptions were true let's plug those assump

most of them were just duking it out and it became ridiculous. >> they have a very strong hold across industry. it is all about what consolidation will look like. you can't make money. that is a hard part of the calculus when you're looking at the industry. >> who are you backing? >> brady! >> no. sorry, tom. i am looking ahead to saturday, big marquee game. >> caroline, did you know it is called football here in the u.s.? >> i have just about come to grasps with that. >> remember when they try to get the soccer games to come play football and they could not? >> in the u.k., rugby is a hooligans sport and football is a -- >> have a great evening. ♪ and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. switch to xfinity mobile and save hundreds on your wireless bill. plus, save up to $400 when you purchase a new samsung

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and it's not just at the college, duke, duke, where 98% of students have been vaccinated, the administrationd outdoor masking for two weeks. why? no one explained. because they feel like it. when you have power, it is hard to give it up. no one else sees what is going on here? it could not be more obvious. georgetown university, vaccinated students were told not to remove their masks, even to ask questions or drink water in class. at brown university -- let's hope all these places close soon, by the way -- brown has decreed that students are "expected to consistently engage with the same small social group. they should not go to indoor bars or restaurants." and that applies whether or not they are vaccinated. so the vaccines don't change what you are allowed to do, have no material effect on your health status for your protection against covid, why are werth forcing the vaccine? it is just too crazy. who is issuing these orders? and what are their lives like? that is an interesting question. the help website stats took a look at that. they found that nearly half of publicy health experts, al

suicide while awaiting federal charges in court, they believe that lawsuit, essentially, it releases the duke from any potential so they have requested a copy of that sealed agreement. now on bbc news, it's the travel show. this week on the show... upside down in nairobi. the city of love's freewheeling new ideas. and treading carefully in georgia's abandoned spaces. kenya — it's a country bursting with natural beauty, the wildlife here is world beating, the bush is unspoiled and pristine, and sunsets will take your breath away. it's a bit different in the capital, but hidden in this maze of dusty backstreets, there is something truly special. welcome to the mighty jumbo circus academy. these are kenya's best—known acrobats. in normal times, they would be off touring the world. thanks to the pandemic, they have been stuck in nairobi for a year and a half. this is probably the most action i have ever seen happening per square metre in my entire life. it's incredible. in years gone by, the performers here, from tumblers to contortionists, have travelled across the planet showing off their incre

the duke of york has always strongly denied the accusations. royal correspondent, nicholas witchell reports. royal lodge, prince andrew's home in windsor great park. it was here two weeks ago that a representative of virginia giuffre's american lawyers attempted to serve the court papers on prince andrew. this is the official�*s affidavit. in it, he describes how at 9:30 on the 26th of august he presented himself to the police officers guarding the property. he says it appeared... the official left, but returned the following day, when, according to the affidavit, he was... the official said he asked to meet prince andrew personally, but he was told that this was not possible. at the heart of this is the claim by virginia giuffre — virginia roberts, as she was — who alleges that she was sexually assaulted by prince andrew when she was 17 years old. prince andrew has categorically and consistently denied the claim. i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady. none whatsoever. you don't remember meeting her? no. buckingham palace is saying a

chung is an adolescent medicine specialist at duke health in durham north carolina. his youngest son took part in pfizer's recently complete trial for children 8 to 11. >> i think everybody should get vaccinated so things can return to normal. >> reporter: pfizer announced that the trials joshua took part in showed the vaccine was safe, well tolerated, resulted in robust neutralizing antibody responses. those results mean pfizer will send data to regulatory agencies around the world for approval. >> fda looks and feels confidence it demonstrates this vaccine is safe for children 5 to 11, you could have a vaccine in a month to six weeks. pfizer tested multiple doses to find that the optimal dose that had best compromise between reducing side effects still providing efficacy on par with what we saw in 16 to 25-year- olds. >> it is already approved for use in children 12 and up. >> i wanted to participate in the trial in order to help motivate other kids to get the vaccine. >> reporter: the announcement comes at a pivotal time in the fight. the most recent american acad

primera pausa, colombianos residentes en espaÑa siguen protestando por la visita del presidente ivan duke protesta. >> ¡es el genocida nÚmero uno de colombia! la policÍa nacional de colombia estÁ matando a la gente en colombia por protestar. patricia: el presidente duque visitar este viernes la feria del libro en madrid, pero su presencia estÁ generando una polÉmica despuÉs de no haber invitado a autores crÍticos de su gobierno. tambiÉn hay protestas en honduras coincidiendo con la celebraciÓn de los 200 aÑos de su independencia hubo manifestaciones en la calle de la capital tegucigalpa para exigir la recuperaciÓn del estado de derecho. los organizadores de esta marcha dijeron que no podÍan celebrar debido a lo que llamaron un gobierno corrupto en el poder. luego de la derrota oficialista en las primarias del domingo pasado en argentina, la vicepresidenta cristina fernÁndez profundizÓ la crisis desatada en el gobierno con una carta pÚblica en la que critica duramente al presidente alberto fernÁndez y lo culpa de la derrota electoral. la presidenta le recordÓ al mandatario que fue ella qui

i met dontae as a duke law student.ul convictions clinic and, as a part of the clinic, you are assigned a client. when i first met him, he would have already been in prison for 16 years. in dontae�*s case, he received offers of plea deals throughout his time of incarceration, and at each turn along the way, he declined because the plea deal required him to say that he had done something that he had not done, to admit to a crime that he was not guilty of. some innocent people have been coerced, have been tricked, have been scared into it, and some just got tired and took a plea bargain, said they did something they didn't do, and i never could understand them. he was saying, "i am not going to allow this system to break a part of me that is still mine, and that is my truth, my integrity, my dignity." and while i completely stand with that, the reality of seeing him have to do that over and over again while the system failed, it... it broke me. you're hurting and you're losing faith and hope in humanity. sometimes. . .i j

lawyers for the american woman suing the duke of york over sexual assault allegations say they've successfullyerved him with legal papers — a condition for the lawsuit to proceed. ajudge must now decide if the papers were indeed served. prince andrew has always strongly denied the allegations. excitement is growing ahead of the women's singles final of the us open. for the first time in more than 20 years, both competitors are teenagers. leylah fernandez from canada will face the british player emma raducanu. now on bbc news, with rare interviews and archive, yalda hakim examines the rise of the taliban after the soviet occupation of afghanistan. backin back in control. after nearly 20 years of conflict, thousands of lives lost and trillions of dollars spent, the taliban has seen of the us nato and their afghan allies. a stunning success for them and another superpower humbled in the streets and fields of afghanistan. but to understand these events and the origins of these events and the origins of the taliban, we need to go back to the cold war. the body aftermath of the soviet occupation set

i met dontae as a duke law student. convictions clinic and, as a part of the clinic, you are assigned a client. when i first met him, he would have already been in prison for 16 years. in dontae�*s case, he received offers of plea deals throughout his time of incarceration, and at each turn along the way, he declined because the plea deal required him to say that he had done something that he had not done, to admit to a crime that he was not guilty of. some innocent people have been coerced, have been tricked, have been scared into it, and some just got tired and took a plea bargain, said they did something they didn't do, and i never could understand them. he was saying, "i am not going to allow this system to break a part of me that is still mine, and that is my truth, my integrity, my dignity." and while i completely stand with that, the reality of seeing him have to do that over and over again while the system failed, it... it broke me. you're hurting and you're losing faith and hope in humanity. sometimes. . .i jus

you fought against david duke when you were a young man. he never did get to be senator or governor. i think it's hard for us on this side to feel hope. we feel oh my god, we're losing. am i wrong in saying we need to take the small wind and reenergize ourselves based on that in. >> well, i appreciate the attempt to look at the glass as half full. i try to look at it as realistically as possible. david duke didn't win those races. that was never his goal. his goal was to move the dialogue and narrative further towards the right of white nationalism and white supremacy. he won that night because six out of ten white folks voted for him and moved the overton window further to the right. so let's be clear when a statue of robert e. lee comes down only 130 years after it was put up and 156 years after the war he fought so as to maintain white enslavement. we can take a victory lap. then again we have to be realistic because if germany, let's say 130 years after the fall of naziism, that would be as i put it here, 2075, were to finally take down

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they said they had a counterrier give it to a mro police officer at the duke of work i don't recollect'sor gray farc home in late august. they sent it to his royal house email address and that compels were also sent by first mail post. they said that, alo with working with british court officials to try to get him served has really shown that prin andrew should be aware of this capes. it's all the that will down to the judge to dide that. >> and if the judge were to decide that french andrew had correctly had papers served, what happened then phenomenon? >> this then gives prince andrew a choice. we -- he will talent have to decide whether to engage in in process, this civil court case in the u.s. and how to go about doing that. we nope that this has already been extreme lip damaging to his reputation, ever since that "bbc news" night interview in019 that didn't go the way he had hoped when he came out and spoke about jeff rip etch steen and virginia defray. or he could ignore this case but that would put him at risk of being in default of the courts and having to pay any finals in a jud