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this is how evans almost always thought of themselves. what we see now is evan chuckle is i'm being acquainted with politics. and so i've said before, i wrote an article back in 2012 about this, and i said that republicanism was a new religion. and that this is a religion that had aligned itself with evans alcoholism. and i think you're gonna explain something to me, the fascinating and confusing to me. if we say it's a political identity. yeah, we say it's rooted in a particular set of christian values around reading the good news, right? yeah. or i get there competing interpretations and ideas about what it means to be question about what the good news is about the new testament about do i get all of it right? but i can't imagine any iteration that makes sense and corresponds to top. and yet, even jessica's tie themselves to trump, if you are, you've been jealous of any sort whether you are, even if you thought i would have thought of it as a left wing idiology, if you thought it was a right wing idiology new or a corner point bible thu

me ava evans. laurence fox was asked what he made of it.— ava evans. the watershed. show— what he made of it. we are past the watershed. show me _ what he made of it. we are past the watershed. show me a _ what he made of it. we are past the watershed. show me a single - what he made of it. we are past the watershed. show me a single self . watershed. show me a single self respecting man who would like to climb _ respecting man who would like to climb into— respecting man who would like to climb into bed with that woman ever. he went _ climb into bed with that woman ever. he went on _ climb into bed with that woman ever. he went on to repeat the comments, but in rather more blunt language. this time with laughter from dan wootton. ., ., ~' this time with laughter from dan wootton. , this time with laughter from dan wootton-_ ava - this time with laughter from dan j wootton._ ava evans this time with laughter from dan - wootton._ ava evans said wootton. look, she... ava evans said she is second — wootton. look, she... ava evans said she is second by _ w

. -- dan evans.vans. against a player making his _ trouble. -- dan evans. against a player making his debut. - trouble. -- dan evans. against a - player making his debut. experience counts for a lot in davis cup. evans continued to plug away and played very good tennis. he won the deciding set 64. the second batch, cameron norrie has been out of form in recent months. when the third set got tight, their lack of wins did affect him. he went into a third set having lost the first set on a tie—break. nothing between them for the final —— before the final game. he conceded the match with a double fault. the first set has now gone to france, 6—1. fault. the first set has now gone to france. 6-1-— france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action — france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action on _ france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action on the _ france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action on the iplayer- france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action on the iplayer and - france, 6-1. you can catch

you know what was said, what evan corcoran was talking about.ent and this idea that donald trump didn't want to give back these government records? >> you know, unfortunately we've only seen, you know, small snippets of this. but when you read the entirety of the transcript as i have, it's very clear that this is a standard conversation between an attorney and a client who has never received a grand jury subpoena before, and they're asking questions about what are the left and right limits. obviously there's a lot of, you know, trumpisms inserted into it, so the conversation is a little bit more meandering in some ways, but ultimately at the end of the day, there's a lot of stuff that was not reported in there about where he's asking about very specific cases of where criminal grand jury subpoenas were put out, lawyers deleted 30,000 e-mails before sending it back, and he's asking, david kendall did this for hillary clinton, are we allowed to do the same thing. here's the key, at the end of the conversation, he tells evan corcoran, go ahead and

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we need to keep the focused on evan.lly appreciate the fact that everybody's been taking to social and media and reading his reporting which is available to read. we just want to keep the focus on him. evan is an american boy who loves baseball, american football, he would always come home after his fancy trips and wanted to have a hamburger and buffalo wings and watch baseball and watch american football. he's an american boy who has roots in russian culture. >> you both left the soviet union to come to america when he was reporting from russia, did it worry you? >> well, not at the time. things changed a lot since he started. he came to russia in 2017. things were a lot different at the time. >> i'm sorry we are here six months later in talking with evan and that he's not here talking about his experiences but i wish you continued strength for the things ahead. thank you so. much >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hard to believe coming up next. what authorities are saying about the murder of a young tech executive, the ma

>> evan receives and writes a lot of letters.nts were able to see him in a courtroom in russia, which i think lifted the spirits of the entire family. certainly. but, you know, it's an incredibly difficult situation for all of them. it's an incredibly difficult situation for evan being locked up and away from his friends and family and colleagues for six months now. >> let's get to the heart of it. the white house says it is in very active discussions with russia to try and secure evan's release. what's the level of optimism that there can be a deal? and what would you say on his behalf? >> well, you know, we know that there are and have been continuous contact between the u.s. government and russian authorities, you know, in the cases of paul whalen and brittney griner. we know talks are going on. officials to the russian government certainly hinted that they're open to prisoner swaps. i think beyond that it's very difficult to forecast, you know, a time line or anything like that. but we certainly try to be optimistic that we'r

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what do you see there, evan? >> part of what stood out there as part of the indictment and what stands out of previous bob menendez allegations is that he was so involved in trying to help the government of egypt, and trying to get past their issues of human rights issues which was preventing some of the military aid, and hundreds of millions of dollars hung up because of the human rights issues there in egypt, and this is the part of the prosecutors that encapsulates what they are going after here, and they say that at one point, nadine, his wife, she passes on a request for the senator to edit a letter that was going to be sent to the other senators to lobby them and unstick some of the hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid that the egyptian government wanted from the u.s. government, and according to prosecutors he did this. now, stepping back, menendez is a senator who looms large in new jersey politic obviously, but also in the relationship with the justice department. he has been under some kind o

[ speaking in a non-english language ] go to evan, go to evan. go to evan. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> matthew chance reporting there. and gershovich will remain in jail up at least november 30 according to russian state media. officials in libya are considering whether to isolate some of the areas hardest hit by devastating floods last week amid growing concerns about a secondary health crisis. the health minister says that there could still be many bodies trapped under the mud in the city of derna and there is concern about waterborne diseases being easily spread. nearly 60 rescue and recovery workers were hospitalized tuesday. meanwhile a up humanitarian team says it was prevented from delivering aid to the city. allegations that the libyan government denies. >>> officials have restricted the number of journalists allowed in derna among the small number allowed to stay is joe man in oig. >> reporter: bit by bit they begin to clear the streets. but for its people, it is still so comprehensibleincomprehensib. what happened here res

ava evans said she is second by the exchange and, ava evans said she is sickened by the exchange and,ng back at the broadcast... she's a very beautiful woman, lawrence. dan wootton says he regrets his on—air reactions and has appointed unreservedly but it wasn't long before gb news had some breaking news of its own. i can tell you that gb news, this company, has suspended its presenter dan wootton. laurence fox has also been suspended and ava evans has received a formal apology. not to cast doubt on our media landscape, but i didn't think anything was going to happen, especially not when i first saw the clip. i didn't think anything would come off it. would come of it. i don't want to say i'm pleased by it. i just think that's probably the best outcome i could have hoped for. it's not the first time the channel has run into trouble for the this it's not the first time the channel has run into trouble for this, one of three breaches of tv rules about impartiality and politicians presenting news for and another six investigations are ongoing and laurence fox is unrepentant. he says the

and dan evans is one of four british players through to the third round of the us open.sfer deadline day across europe. lots of potential deals in the offing, but in the last hour liverpool have rejected a £150 million bid from saudi side al—ittihad for m0 salah. well, our football reporter alex howelljoins us now. would you expect that to be that? as far as liverpool are concerned would you expect that to be that? as far as liverpool are concerned they have rejected the bid. they've been bubbling for a while, the rumours of how this bid was going to be put in for most allah. he signed a new three—year contract —— mo salah. we've seen a number of players leave the premier league and go to the saudi premier league. the liverpool manager has been speaking about the concerns about players leaving the top european leted in playing saudi arabia. i european leted in playing saudi arabia. ., �* ~ ., european leted in playing saudi arabia. ~ ., ., ., arabia. i don't know how long it will stay like — arabia. i don't know how long it will stay like that. _ arabia. i don't know how

i said hello to evan gershkovich. my cameraman was filming the scene. something for broadcast later. the security services there and the court authorities moved very quickly to stop us. they didn't like the fact i asked a question. they didn't like the fact that i communicated with evan or that we weren't just filming him sort of tight in close. they want you to stand there with the camera and point it right at evan gershkovich and not say anything, which is very hard, particularly when on the or side of the glass cage is a colleague, somebody you know. i thought it was the right thing to do to sort of speak to him. they kicked us out pretty quickly. shortly afterwards -- the court session wasn't very long. shortly afterwards, his appeal against his pre-trial detention extension, which had been extended until november 30th, he was appealing against that, that was denied. the appeal was a failure. as expected. this is not the first time that this has happened. every time there's an extension, he appeals it. the appeal is denied. it happened again this ti

with ava evans on the point you can listen to the full- interview with ava evans on the busy soundsrnalists where as she set herself, when an individual feels they can't debate you on an intellectual level, they go for those low blows, that vile misogyny. so it sounds awful to say that i wasn't particularly surprised, that doesn't mean i feel desensitized to it, but it is something that myself, my colleagues in so many female journalists out there have to put up with on a near daily basis. i am wondering what your reaction has been today, amongst your colleagues, to the comments, and the fact that ava was saying that the vitriol she's faced on social media, as well? 0bviously she's faced on social media, as well? obviously the initial one is one of sadness and solidarity to her. it is something that we all hope doesn't happen to us or the people we know. 0bviously feedback and debate is a huge part of the job, but as she said, attacked the opinions and the work itself, don't talk about someone's body and someone in such a personal manner that has nothing to do with the views or cont

with the delicious taste bob evans is known for.warm comfort of mashed potatoes today. news this morning. we have just learned that the americans who are set to be released in iran are right now being transported to a qatar jet in teheran. that's what a source briefed on the situation tells cnn. we're going to take you live to the airport in a few moments. >> meantime, to politics and the u.s., former president trump over the weekend refuse to go take a clear stance on abortion restrictions while taking credit for the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. he interestingly criticized many of his fellow republicans in terms of how they've handled this issue, listen. >> desangttous is willing to support a five week and six week ban. i think what he did is a terrible mistake. i think the republicans speak very inarticulately about this subject. other than certain parts of the country, you're not going to win on this issue. you will win on this issue when you come up with the right number of weeks. >> let's talk about that. c

evan ferguson with the goalfor brighton.p of the table looks, manchester city flying high, four wins from four. and the champions are setting the pace early. tottenham are next, before arsenal and liverpool both have their matches tomorrow, against man united and aston villa respectively. forest there, up to 9th with that big win over chelsea. and the bottom looks like this, burnley still down there, but have played a game less. everton and sheffield united still among the early season strugglers. bournemouth, fulham and also newcastle down there too. who are in action right now against brighton. preston north end are top of the championship after a 2—0 win at stoke. as they maintain their unbeaten start to the season. earlier, sunderland thrashed southampton 5—0 at the stadium. and it was a day to rememberfor, 16—year—old, chris rigg. who scored their fifth goal. you can see all the day's efl results on the bbc sport website. the big game in scotland this weekend takes place tomorrow, with rangers and celtic meeting in the

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true to his profession, evan is always eager to discuss the latest headlines.delivered a petition to the united nations last week, a petition that calls on the u. n. to make clear that he has been arbitrarily detained, and to push for his immediate release. >> well, ambassador tracy went on to say that journalism is not a crime. but of course you know, sometimes in russia it feels a bit like it is. >> matthew chance, thank you. coming up next, more fallout for comedian and youtuber russell brand, as he faces multiple sex abuse allegations, and denies any wrongdoing. . because, it's like a family thing! [ engine revving ] ♪ ♪ made it! mom! leave running behind, behind. the new turbocharged volkswagen atlas. does life beautifully. if you have medicare and medicaid unitedhealthcare's dual complete plans come with the ucard — the simple member card to use for your plan benefits. get credit every month to pay for healthy food... -hmm! utilities... and more over-the-counter items at no extra cost to you with unitedhealthcare. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll

for evans, he said that what brought him into tournaments democrat tennis...ame. this is the first time that the davis cup was in manchester and 29 years, which is a long time. why there are so many fans willing to come on sunday, so yes, it's important that this event is hosted in different parts of the country so more people can see tennis and can be inspired, and that's clearly hopefully what's happened this week. that's all from us. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it's definitely been a gear change with the weather story in recent days, an autumnal flavour to our weather. we'll certainly see threatening—looking skies for the remainder of the week, and some of the rain at times really quite heavy. so here's the next batch, pushing in off the atlantic — just look how many isobars there are on the chart. the winds a feature, and some of that rain really quite heavy. so, to start with, on tuesday, the wettest of the weather moving out of northern ireland across southern scotland, northern england, and wales, and

and a torrent to really of concern from not only ava evans herself but from not only ava evans herself of whom have called the remarks offensive. 0ne describing it as neanderthal. the number of complaints received by 0fcom about this? _, , complaints received by 0fcom about this? , ., complaints received by 0fcom about this? ., ., ., this? so, 0fcom is an organisation which ou this? so, 0fcom is an organisation which you can _ this? so, 0fcom is an organisation which you can complain _ this? so, 0fcom is an organisation which you can complain to - this? so, 0fcom is an organisation which you can complain to directly| which you can complain to directly as a member of the public. they've had 7300 complaints from members of the public. it's not contingent, it's not like you need to get a certain number of complaints for 0fcom to investigate. they can do that independently anyway but it's clear that the regulator is responding to public concern about the events that happened on gb news. gb news set itself up two or three years ago now as an antidote if you like to what it would describe as

dan evans was at the heart of a british davis cup victory at a sellout a0 arena in manchester on sundayivered in both of great britain's singles and doubles wins over france to carry great britain through to the quarter—finals in malaga. tennis journalist tumaini carayol was watching the weekend's matches in manchester. i think he is a perfect example of the connection the davis cup has made for players and people who are not in london or aren't in certain cities where there are big tennis tournaments. same around the world where other big tournaments are. these events can reach more people. for evans, he said what brought him into tennis was going to davis cup in birmingham when he was younger and seeing players up close. that lit a fire in him and i think it will be the same. this is the first time the davis cup is in manchester for 29 years which is a long time and i think also that is why there was such a big demand and why so many fans are willing to come on sunday. important this event is hosted in different parts of the country so more people can see and be inspired. i think clea

they also haven't detailed any of the charges against evan publicly.a black box for us, the russian judicial system. >> jacque: the fact that they have not detailed these charges, how that could end up playing out and the risk for him and his family. >> well, it is an interesting feature of espionage cases in russia and just to be clear he was absolutely not involved in anything at all close to espionage. he was doing his job as a journalist when he was detained, a job for which he was accredited by the russian government to be a foreign correspondent. the lawyers who represent him, because of the top secret nature of the case according to the russian government, also very limited in what they can share even with us at the journal or with evan, i think. and so it's not an easy legal environment in which to confront the case. i think, you know, ultimately this is a political case, not a legal case. evan has ended up a hostage to geo politics and that's the situation that we need to resolve. >> jacque: we're watching it play out. their inability to discu

evans also won his singles match against arthur fils, spending nearly five hours on court in total ondn't beat ugo humbert, which meant that, with the tie levelled at 1—1, it was up to evans and skupski to secure the victory against nicolas mahut and edouard roger—vasselin, and they did it, by winning a deciding—set tie—break. the eight team knock—out stage finals will take place in malaga in november. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. it is shaping up to be a very unsettled and autumnal week of weather, with some strong winds and some heavy rain, and talking of heavy rain, on sunday, parts of south west england had localised flash flooding, because of some really intense downpours and thunderstorms that drifted up from the south. you can see the shower clouds there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also got a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west, so, whichever way you slice it, quite a wet start to monday

cnn's melanie zanona and evan perez is standing by.elanie, what are the plans from the judiciary committee today? >> reporter: this is going to be a very crucial moment for the doj and merrick garland. this is the first time that garland is appearing before the committee since the doj special counsel brought to indictments against former president donald trump and since the plea deal involving hunter biden fell apart. and it also comes as republicans have made hunter biden a central part of their impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. so he is going to be facing a lot of his republican critics on this jude aer panel where impeachment articles would originate. some have called to impeach garland himself, have threatened to defund the agency and they want to grill garland over the hunter biden criminal case. there has been testimony from irs whistleblowers that claimed the doj has mishandled and politicized that case, something that garland and special counsel david weiss have denied. i expect they will focus on this meeting that

hat—tricks for haaland, son and evan ferguson today. the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. hello there. one of the features of this year's summer season is temperatures didn't get that high. 32 celsius is the highest temperature of the year. more often than not, we've seen temperatures into the mid 20s, and although we might not quite reach 32, in the week ahead, 29 or 30 degrees is possible. so, some of the warmest weather of the year so far. there has been plenty of sunshine today. this was mevagissey in cornwall earlier today. the early morning cloud melting away across most of the uk to reveal those sunny skies, and yes, it felt pleasantly warm, with temperatures pushing on into the mid 20s across parts of south—east england and the midlands as well. overnight tonight, the majority stay dry, a few mist and fog patches possible. however, for northern scotland, outbreaks of rain will turn more persistent and heavier here through the night. temperatures on the mild side with 12 to 15 celsius, and looking at the weather pict

for evans, what brought him into tennis was going to birmingham when he was younger.ars which is a long time and i think also that is why there was such a big demand and why so many fans are willing to come on sunday. important this event is hosted in different parts of the country so more people can see and be inspired. i think clearly that is hopefully what has happened this week. that's all from us. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it has definitely been a gear change with the weather story in recent days. an autumnal flavour to our weather. we will certainly see threatening looking skies for the remainder of the week and some of the rain at times really quite heavy. so here is the next batch pushing in off the atlantic, just look at how many isobars there are on the chart. the winds a feature and some of that rain really quite heavy. so, to start with, on tuesday, the wettest of the weather moving out of northern ireland across southern scotland, northern england and wales. and we'll see this frontal system moving its

evans also won his singles match against art artifice, spending nearly five hours on court in total onron norrie struggled and couldn't get past hugo umber. that meant that the tie was level at one all, and then it was up to evans and slutsky to secure the victory against nicola maheu and edward roger vallon. and they did it by winning a deciding set tie—break. the eight team knockout stage finals will take place in malaga in november. a great day in manchester for the £30,000. now you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or from our website that's at bbc.co.uk sport. at bbc.co.uk/sport. for me, though, for now and the rest of the team are the bbc sport centre. it is goodbye for now. hello. it is shaping up to be a very unsettled and autumnal week of weather with some strong winds and some heavy rain. and talking of heavy rain on sunday, parts of south west england had localised flash flooding because of some really intense downpours and thunderstorms that drifted up from the south. you can see the shower clouds there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also go

evan, thank you so much. evan will be standing by, paula will be standing by, nick will be standing by, much more to some. thanks, guys. >> with us now former federal prosecutor gene rossi, former u.s. district attorney for the eastern district of virginia. if there are people listed in this special door report that the special grand jury wanted to indict but were not ultimately indicted, what's the major take away there? >> major take away is this, fani willis exercised proper prosecutorial discretion in not throwing spaghetti at the wall and creating a spaghetti indictment. you have 30 defendants, you throw it at the wall and hope one of them sticks including trump. so that's a positive sign if the number in the report is greater than the number in the indictment. and the other thing that's important here is for evidentiary purposes if they gave immunity to people, that will probably come out of the report, but also the defense is take advantage of that because con spear testify statements even if they are

and so you actually can pay money to send an email letter to evan. and i'm told that he has been answering some of those. is that right? well, if you go an easy way to figure out is if you go on our site, you'll see some sort of logistical tips that will help you write right to evan and i can't imagine it just must be so valuable to him to receive those missives from people. well, that's right. it's a good reminder. so i'm sure if any of you are interested in writing a letter to evan, which i bet it would mean something to him. so we're going to go to the questions now. we do have c-span with us, so please make sure you identify yourself and make it a question if you can. my name is bob carr, just a patron of the bookstore. this incident reminds me of this episode in iran, where apparently a cia agent was sent to iran by people who were not authorized to authorize a mission to iran and any similarities or differences or i think thanks for the question you're talking about the robert levinson case, i believe, right? he disappeared completely right. i

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he'd been speaking about ava evans, the political correspondent for thejoe website.s remarks were completely unacceptable. in a statement, they said... "we have formally suspended laurence fox, while we continue our investigation". live now to our media and arts correspondent david sillito. david, what more can you tell us about what was said, and to what extent it was unacceptable to gb news and the wider audience? let’s news and the wider audience? let's set this into — news and the wider audience? let's set this into some _ news and the wider audience? let's set this into some sort _ news and the wider audience? let�*s set this into some sort of context. this all began with a debate on bbc news. ava evans was talking to a comedian and they were discussing theissue, comedian and they were discussing the issue, should there be a ministerfor men? after that, gb news decided to have a discussion between the presenter, dan wootton, and laurence fox about those comments by ava evans, and laurence fox was asked what he thought of it. the comments he made were very person

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is it strange to you evan corcoran -- first of all, the fact evan corcoran was making voice memos about his client behaving at best erratically, at worst unlawfully, is that a normal thing in terms of counsel? and secondly, by all the reporting we have, evan corcoran is still engaged as a legal advisor to donald trump. is that bizarre? >> yeah, so, you know, in terms of the voice memos, it's not unusual for a -- for an attorney to memorialize their contacts with their client. right, they want to keep a record of the conversations they said with their client, any advice they gave to their client, how their client responded. that's important not only because they have this relationship. they want to make sure it's memorialized just so they were able to substantiate they were doing what the client # instructed them to do if there was a dispute, of course, but also cya, to protect himself when what he was experiencing clearly there was indications of mr. trump trying to really solicit him to hide information from the government when mr. corcoran well knew he's a former prosecutor himself. t

evan, what are you seeing? >> yeah, look, i mean, there are a number of recommendation, and some of them line up exactly with what the district attorney and her team ended up deciding that they had enough evidence to be able to bring. one of the things that is interesting is that there is a section 7 of the report where they mention, and they say with respect to the national effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election, and focused on georgia, arizona, and michigan and pennsylvania and the district of columbia, the special grand jury seeks indictments of the following persons, and one of the names standing out beyond rudy giuliani, and kenneth chesebro and the former president donald trump, we also see the name number 11 listed here, lindsey graham who is sitting senator who is still the senator obviously from south carolina who was very much involved in some of the efforts to talk to georgia officials trying to find ways for them to say that there was fraud in the election, and one of the things that righ

evan evan perez is here now. this is significant.oint he's convicted there would be sentencing involved. tell us how we arrived. until a few weeks ago the thinking was they had reached a deal. >> right. they reached a deal. and it was the judge's discomfort to what she thought was the odd nature of that agreement, which basically called for her to play no roll, she had to rubber stamp it, she was being asked to rubber stamp an agreement between prosecutors, davidw weiss, the trump appointee, overseeing this investigation. the deal was if hunter biden abided by a certain amount of terms that were going to be laid out that he would have this charge essentially go away eventually and that's where the judge drew the line and started asking questions and where this started to unravel. the other thing worth noting is that hunter biden himself caused a lot of the problem for the fact that obviously he was addicted to drugs and bought this firearm, possessed it for about 11 days i think according to the information, the prosecution, but what

, rebecca and some changes. >> evans, my rebecca and some changes. >> evans, my superstarind suzanneuperstar panel all night now. panel with me all night now. still nigel still to come, nigel farage unleashed chaos unleashed on the migrant chaos swamping island of swamping the italian island of lampedusa and breaking tonight, an emphatic climb down from rishi sunak as he announces the deranged march to net zero will be scaled back by the government, including putting the petrol and diesel the ban on petrol and diesel cars has that cars back to 2035. so has that u—turn just won tories? the u—turn just won the tories? the election ? i'm not sure if nigel election? i'm not sure if nigel will agree with that, but he'll react for the first time shortly. up next in the shortly. but up next in the class, russell brand has his lucrative youtube account demonetised. sex demonetised. amid his sex assault claims. despite not being yet found of being yet found guilty of anything . so is that fair game anything. so is that fair game or have google jumped the gun? social commentator leilani dowdin

evans told the bbc she has since received threats.ail online has now been terminated. —— dan wootton. trainee surgeons in the uk have started using a new ai tool to help guide them through complex brain surgery. it's hoped the new technology, being developed at university college london, could be used by surgeons during live surgery within two years — making these types of procedures safer and more effective. the government says this kind of ai assistant has the potential to be "a real game changer" for healthcare in the uk. the bbc�*s global health correspondent tulip mazumdar has the future of health care is changing rapidly. here, machines have been learning how best to perform brain surgery, and now they're training the surgeons of tomorrow. based on the ai, can you see? trainee surgeon nicola is one of the first to be using artificial intelligence to help her learn about keyhole surgery at the centre of the brain. today, she's training in a mock theatre on a pretend patient. so, here we see a simulated pituitary operation, and ri

i want to go now to evan perez. so evan, there's also the surprising news that happened a little before we came to air out front. trump dropping plans to move his election appearance case in federal court, i'm sorry, in georgia, in fulton county to federal court. he's made a decision to drop that effort. what happened here? >> it was a big surprise. we had been anticipating, and as a matter of fact, the former president's lawyers had told the judge in georgia, scott mcafee that they were anticipating that they would be file ago request to remove their case to federal court, and just ahead of the deadline, the deadline was tomorrow, they've decided that they are going to leave the case in the state court in fulton county. there's a couple of things that means. obviously as you pointed out, erin, it means we're going to see the trial proceed. this is going to be on camera, which is not the case if it was in federal court. the other thing is the legal filing from the trump team says that they believe that this judge, s

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but first, evan gershkovich been detained for nearly six months.house has warned, in their words, that it could be, quote, tough to get him back. roger, are you worried it could be years before he's home? >> erin, thanks for having me over here to talk about this. i tend to be an optimist. my sense is that he's not going to be there for years. we have a way forward. we have an open channel with the russians to discuss this topic. the same channel that was successful in bringing brittney griner home, trevor reed. so we're going to find a way. the president and the secretary of state work hard on this. and the president's willing to make hard decisions to bring people back. so the question's not whether evan is coming back, the question is when. and to be honest, i also want to say we're still working hard on paul whelan too. i had a chance to talk to elizabeth whelan two nights ago. >> and i think it's very significant what you just said. hopefully it's not going to be years when it comes to evan gershkovich. you mentioned elizabeth whelan, paul's s