shaye moss. >> ruby freeman and shaye freeman moss, and one other gentlemen, quite obviously, surreptitiously, passing around usb ports as if they are vials of heroin or cocaine. >> after the 2020 election, giuliani used this video to push a conspiracy theory that, somehow, with usb sticks and secret boxes of ballots, ruby freeman and moss had helped to steal the election from donald trump in georgia. in trump's infamous call, pressuring georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger to find him nearly 12,000 votes, trump himself brought up ruby freeman, and he brought her up 18 times. he called her a professional scammer, and a hustler. to this day, you can still find that video, pushing baseless conspiracies about freeman and moss. you can still find it on trump's official youtube page. none of the allegations against ruby freeman and shaye moss are true. they were doing their jobs, they broke no laws. the illicit thing that they passed each other was not a usb stick. it was a ginger mint. so, when mr. giuliani made his major concession last night, no longer contesting that he lied about mos

none of the allegations against ruby freeman and shaye moss are true. they were doing their jobs, they broke no laws and the illicit thing that they passed each other was not the usb stick. it was a ginger mint. when mr. giuliani made this major concession last night, no longer contesting that they lied about moss and freeman in the defamation case between them. when he did, that it was national news. now today, mr. giuliani is saying that the latest admission was not actually in admission at all. he released a video tonight explaining that he is not actually admitting that he lied. he is no longer contesting that he lied in this specific court case said that it can move forward. in other words, he did not want to have to prove he wasn't lying in court, i wonder why. he's just going to stop contesting the facts. the facts are that giuliani lied about ruby freeman and shaye moss. don't get the man wrong. don't miss quote him. three years later, he's apparently somehow still sticking by the lies that he told about these election officials, despite the pro

rudolph giuliani wasn't finished. >> it's a tape earlier in the day of ruby freeman and shaye freeman moss and one other gentlemen surreptitiously passing around usb ports as if there were vials of heroin or cocaine. i mean, it's obvious, anyone with a criminal investigator prosecutor they're engaged in surreptitious illegal activity. again, that day. >> vials of heroin. >> what was your mom actually handing you on that video? >> a ginger mint. >> rudolph giuliani received a target letter from georges fulton county district attorney fani willis. rudolph giuliani is very likely going to be indicted for what he said and in georgia. and a georgia jury is very likely to find that video proof beyond a reasonable doubt. and so tonight, israel giuliani clings to the wreckage of his life, we will consider what he might be doing to save himself. is he now a co-operator in special prosecutor jack smith's investigation of crimes leading up to general six including election crimes committed in jordy georgia? if you're cooperated with district attorney willis's operation in fulton county georgia?

ruby freeman. even the phony ballots of ruby freeman. known scammer.internet, you know what was trending on the internet? where's ruby? because they thought she'd be in jail. where's ruby? i'll take on anybody you want with regard to ruby freeman and her lovely daughter, very lovely young lady, i'm sure. r ruby freeman, every single ballot she did went to biden. did you ever check the ballots that were scammed by ruby freeman, a known political operative ballotier. >> and ruby freeman testified about these statements and the impact it's had on her life. >> there is no where i feel safe. nowhere. do you know how it feels to have the president of the united states target you? the president of the united states is supposed to represent every american, not to target one. but he targeted me, lady ruby, a small business owner, a mother, a proud american citizen who stands up to help fulton county run an election in the middle of the pandemic. >> yes, a lot of threats wishing death upon me, telling me that, you know, i'll be in jail with my mother and saying

freeman agreed to talk to kutee at a police precinct.o court documents kutee allegedly pressured freeman. offering her protection if she would confess to engaging in election fraud, even though freeman had done nothing wrong. >> i cannot say what specifically will take place. i just know that it will disrupt your freedom. >> reporter: freeman and moss later testified in front of the january 6th committee about vile racist threats they received. >> this turned my life upside down. i don't want to go anywhere. i second-guess everything that i do. it's affected my life in a major way. in every way. all because of lies. >> reporter: giuliani has since conceded as part of a civil lawsuit that he made defamatory statements about the two election workers. nearly every other georgia election official who stood up to the lies received similar threats. >> down with kemp! down with kemp! >> we get texts a personal cell number was doxed, personal e-mails were doxed. >> it wasn't just you, it was your family members. >> yeah. my wife mostly. and she

ruby freeman, even the phony ballots of ruby freeman. known scammer. trending on the internet? where is ruby. because they thought you would be in jail. where is ruby? i will take on anybody that you want with regard to ruby freeman. and her lovely daughter, very lovely young woman, i am sure. ruby freeman, one thing i forgot to say, which is the most important. you know that every single about that she did went to biden. did you ever checked the ballots that were scammed by ruby freeman? a known political operative ballot here. >> ruby freeman and sheamus testified about the impact of these lives, and slurs had on their lives to the house like to be on generous cluster. >> there is no where i feel safe. nowhere. do you know how it feels to have the president of the united states target you? the president of the united states is supposed to represent every american. not to target one. but he targeted me. lady ruby. a small business owner, a mother, a proud american citizen. who's standing up to help fulton county run their election in the middle of the

freeman agreed to talk to him at a police precinct. he allegedly pressured freeman.aging in election fraud. even though freeman had done nothing wrong. >> i cannot say what specifically took place. i just know -- [ inaudible ] >> freeman and moss testified in front of the january 6th committee about vile, racist threats they received. >> it turned my life upside down. i don't want to go anywhere. i second guess everything that i do. it has affected my life in a major way. in every way. all because of lies. >> giuliani has conceded as part of a civil lawsuit he made defamatory stations about the two election workers. nearly every other georgia election official who stood up to the lies received similar threats. >> texts, personal emails. >> it was your family members? >> my wife mostly. she got the more vile personal kind of stuff. >> state patrol and heightened security and bomb sniffing dogs. a website that formed that put a picture of my house and my address and my name and my kids' names. >> you should go to jail. you are judas. you are a traitor. you committed tr

during that call trump mentioned an election worker named ruby freeburn freeman. not once, but 18 times, citing a debunked conspiracy theory that claims she was stuffing ballot boxes for biden, along with her daughter sheamus. that was spread publicly by trump's chief coup lawyer, rudy giuliani. >> the minimum number is 18, 000, four will be, but they think it's probably about 56,000. but the minimum number is 18,000 on the ruby freeman night where she ran back in there when everybody was gone and stuffed. she stuff the ballot boxes. let's face, it read. >> look at them scurrying round of the ballots. nobody in the room. they look like they're passing out dope. not just ballots. it is quite clear they're stealing votes. >> as a result of these conspiracies, ruby freeman and shane moss were effectively forced into hiding. shane told the january six committee last year. >> this turn my life upside down. . i no longer give out my business card. i don't do transfer calls. i don't want anyone knowing my name. i don't want to go anywhere with my mom, because she might y

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello are watchine context on bbc news. >> and watching to see what happens, listening as we are to the sounds of fighting not very far away. >> we have experienced a wave of terrorism it all came from the area. we traced it back to janine. >> the issue is very dear to all of us. it's the lack of accountability. you go to a refugee camp using drones and thousands of soldiers. ♪ >> welcome to the program. gunfights have been taking place on the streets of the janine refugee camp in the west bank is israel launches a military operation. palestinian officials say it's an invasion. at least eight people have died. we will have the latest. in france, people are gathering outside town halls after five days of riots. police are bracing for more clashes. we will speak to our correspondent live from paris. efforts to hold russia legally accountable for the war in ukrai

ruby freeman and her daughter shea moss were anything but that. they were simply two dedicated election workers performing their civic duty in the 2020 presidential election. but because of giuliani and trump, they faced harassment and violent threats. ms. freeman had to temporarily abandon her own home for her own safety. and now they are suing rudy giuliani rudy giuliani over his baseless claims about them. perhaps rudy's actions should not be that surprising given that he admitted under oath in 2021 that he made no effort to verify some of the claims he was hawking. i should also note in the same court filing yesterday, giuliani doesn't concede to any damages based on his false claims, and his lawyer seemed to suggest that it was merely a legal maneuver to get beyond the fact-gathering stage and into the legal fight. it doesn't matter to trump or giuliani that using them as pawns would unleash maga cult members on them. >> i start my life upside down. i no longer give out my business card. i don't transfer calls. i don't want anyone knowing my

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello. i am christian fraser. this is "the context." >> a statement from "the sun" newspaper. they said, we spoke to parents who spoke about complaints that were not acted upon by the bbc. they see evidence, they say, that support their concerns, and it is up to the bbc to investigate. >> one thing we can take away from the events of today is the police will make further inquiries as to whether a criminal offense occurred. notice they did not use the word "investigation," which is a higher level. >> we don't know what "the sun" has got. we don't know what the relationship is between this person and the other person who spoke to "the sun," because clearly this other person is pushing back and saying this is rubbish. ♪ >> welcome to the program. lots to get into this evening, including new information that emerged concerning the allegations that a bbc presenter

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here is a video from him in june of 2022. >> ruby freeman and shea freeman moss and one other gentlemante obviously surreptitiously passing around usb ports as if they are vials of heroin or cocaine. i mean, it's outstanding -- it's obvious to anyone who is criminal investigator or prosecutor, they are engaged in surreptitious illegal activity, again, that day. >> reporter: so after he said things like that, these two women, shaye moss, ruby freeman sued him for defamation and that case has been moving forward. giuliani has been accused of not giving them all of the records that he has in his possession about this and so he's trying to shut down some of the legal risk he has there by now making these concessions that these were false statements, but he doesn't want to admit to everything that would cause him to have legal liability here because he wants to say that what he was saying after the 2020 election about them is still constitutionally protected speech and perhaps he may want to argue that he wasn't the one who was damaging them in a way where he should have to pay them a lot of

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hell, i'm christian fraser. this is "the context." >> ukraine never committed any kind of terrorist attacks. what we are doing, we are defending our homeland, saving ukrainian people from the genocidal war that president putin waged against us. >> interrupting rugs military supplies and material is all part and parcel of the continuing war in ukraine and to stop those supplies coming across the bridge is a major blow for russian forces in crimea. >> another terrorist act was committed on the bridge tonight. civilians were killed. a child was wounded and left without parents. ♪ >> good evening, welcome to the program. if you were watching friday you'd have heard one of our guests talking about ukraine's engine utahity and stealth ability of its technology. that apparent in the early hours of this morning when a bridge was takenout by ukraine. also, reaction to

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narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello, you're watching "the context" on bbc news. [bombings] >> that is, i think -- [explosions and gunfire] >> the crowds are scattering down there. >> no one's soldier, no one's mom wants to send their boy into jenin. we do it because we have no choice. they are murdering israelis on the street. >> to pinpoint as an operation to defund israelis when in fact it's an assault on protected personals, refugees inside the occupied territory. it's really quite astounding. ♪ >> hello, welcome to the program. there have been further su sustained exchanges of gunfire between israeli troops and palestinian militant in jenin well into the second dale of vale's biggest west bank railed in years. seven people were wounded in an earlier car ramming attack in tel aviv in israel. also, the metropolitan police are reopening investigations into covid registrations at a kemp pa

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essentially he's trying to make this lawsuit from ruby freeman and shaye moss where they accuse him of defaming them, trying to make it go away. the way he's doing that he's conceding that, yes, he did make these false statements about these women after the 2020 election. he's also saying that he acknowledges those statements can be defamatory, that they were defamatory, but he's trying to avoid his own accountability here. his statements mean he shouldn't necessarily have to pay damages to them because his statements alone might not be what was hurting these women. what he was saying after the 2020 election is still protected speech, first amendment constitutionally protected speech. this is a highly unusual filing, and it's the type of filing i have never seen before in a civil lawsuit. it's normally the type of thing in a criminal context but this is a lawsuit he's chasing. a judge has to look at this now. she has to determine whether this is going to be an acceptable way to resolve this lawsuit and also i reached out to the lawyer for ruby freeman and shaye moss to see if it's acce

narrator: funding was also provided by, e freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello, i am christian fraser. this is the contest. >> a new bbc presenter has been suspended. this is a man who embodied bbc values and has been the face of the bbc. has held the viewer hand through so many momentous and significant parts of our nations history. >> a texas commander concluded that there is no information to indicate a criminal offense has been committed. >> hello. welcome to the program. it is a seismic evening here in the bbc news room. one of the biggesfaces of bbc news has been named as the presenter, suspended over the alleged inappropriate contact with people much long -- younger than him. we will look at those allegations pray there are more. the police have ended their investigation, which means the case or cases now revert to internal inquiries. should we be looking at the presenters and staff. >> we will talk more about nato. a two da

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello. i'm christian fraser and this is the context. >> one thing i would say is these are clearly damaging to the bbc. it is not a good situation. >> they say they were put under pressure to meet up but that did not happen. when the person hinted online they might name the presenter, they say they were then sent abusive messages. >> it has got much more serious in the last couple of hours because as you were reporting, as having woken -- hen wilkinson was telling you, we have a second young person in his or her 20's who made a complaint. >> good evening. welcome to the program. tonight, second person made allegations about the bbc presenter who was accused in some newspaper of paying for sexually elicit voters. separate to that, the bbc general has answered questions over the corporation handling of the original complaint and the impact the allegations have h

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narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello, i'm christ. today's offer is final. there will be normal talks on pay. we will not negotiate again on this your settlements, and no amount of strikes will change our decision. >> this dispute has to continue until this government recognizes that we are not worth less than we were in 2008. >> are you prepared to continue for months,? maybe into next year? >> yes. >> certainly are teaching unions will be recommending to the members that they accept the proposals and if that is the case, then i think we will see the end of strikes in education. ♪ christian: good evening. a pay rise on the table for public sector workers here in e u.k. the new offer for over a teachers, doctors, and other workers. it came on a day the union says is the longest strike in u.k. history. also tonight, what is the indian prime minister the guest of honor at this year's annual st

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freeman and ms. moss that led to the filing of the suit and the remarks, quote, carry meaning that is defamatory, per se. a political adviser for giuliani says that means, quote, giuliani did not acknowledge the statements were false but did not contest it in order to move on to the portion of the case that will permit a motion to dismiss. giuliani says he believes his comments are protected by the first amendment and refused to accept they caused harm to the women. here's what freeman and moss told the january 6th committee last year about the harm they say they did endure. >> there is nowhere i feel safe, nowhere. do you know how it feels to have the president of the united states target you? the president of the united states is supposed to represent every american, not to target one. but he targeted me, lady ruby, a small business owner, a mother, a proud american citizen, who stands up to help fulton county run an election in the middle of the pandemic. >> a lot of threats, wishing death upon me

hey, brad, why wouldn't you want to check out ruby freeman? >> so, this is all about accountability. and it's also connected to the special counsel's probe into january 6th. jack smith's team subpoenaed that video wherein giuliani falsely claimed that the election workers were committing crimes. it's video from the state farm arena in atlanta, georgia, video which, thanks in part to giuliani, had become a favorite go-to example of alleged election fraud for election deniers and big lie peddlers. and the accountability doesn't stop here. giuliani's law license has already been suspended in new york, and he faces permanent disbarment in washington, d.c. as for trump's other lawyers, sidney powell was sanctioned for baseless voter fraud claims. jenna ellis was censured. john eastman is fighting to hold on to his law license. jeffrey clark faces a disciplinary hearing in washington, d.c., and lynn wood retired suddenly amid disciplinary hearings. joining me now, michael cohen, the host of the podcast mea culpa. michael, always so good to see you,

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello. i am sarah campbell. you're watching the context on bbc news. >> british diplomats in russia will be required to give at least five working days notice for trips they plan to take outside what's been described as a 120 kilometer free movement zone. >> overnight, russia's armed forces continued retaliatory strikes, with sea and air-based weapons against production and storage sites for unmanned vessels in the odessa region. >> three days ago, it officially pulled out of this deal. >> good evening. relations between the u.k. and russia worsen. british diplomats are warned their freedom to move around the country will be restricted because of what moscow calls london's hostile activities. meanwhile, the port cities of essa and another have been targeted in missile strikes. also in the program, the boss of one of britain's biggest banks apologizes to the fo

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ >> hello. i'm christian fraser, and this is "the context." >> the reason i made the decision is our air in london is a killer. it was difficult decision, not taken lightly, but it is essential and vital. >> it's the wrong time to do a this is rushed in to get ahead of the elections next may and helping people forget by then. it is not giving anyone near enough time to change their vehicle. >> it's really hard. it needs much more incentive. it's clearly going to become a political football. the end of it we have people to think about in the future. something has to be done. christian: hello. welcome to the program. expended in london through august -- 32 london boroughs, 600 square miles of territory. we'll get reaction from those who support the plan and those who are opposed. there were 100,000 cases of child sexual abuse in england and wales last year. we wil

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let's start by listening a little bit to what he was saying about them, ruby freeman and shayne mossho were in georgia working in the vote counting in atlanta. >> ruby freeman and shayne moss and another gentleman surreptitiously passing around usb ports as if they were vials of heroin or cocaine. i mean, it's obvious to anyone who is a criminal, investigator or prosecutor that they were engaged in surreptitious, illegal activity again that day. >> so rudy giuliani now is coming and saying that he does concede that he made those statements, that those statements are false and that they can be defamatory. now that they are suing, but he's trying to contain it to just this lawsuit. he obviously is facing a lot of different legal risk around the country in georgia, nationally with the federal criminal investigation and we don't know exactly how what he's saying in this lawsuit today is going to factor into that and also, rahel, he is trying to still find a way to eke out some sort of win or at least something that doesn't hurt him too badly in this lawsuit. one of the things that he wan

to count the votes. >> ruby freeman and shaye freeman-moss and one other gentleman quite obviously passingund usb ports as if they're vials of heroin or cocaine. >> reporter: those women both suing giuliani for defamation. the court documents say he, for the purposes of this litigation only, does not contest the factual allegations. the mother and daughter told the january 6th committee how giuliani's comments devastated their lives. >> now, i won't even introduce myself by my name anymore. i get nervous when i bump into someone i know in the grocery store who says my name. i'm worried about who is listening. >> i no longer give out my business card. i don't transfer calls. i don't want anyone knowing my name. >> reporter: david, we have a statement from giuliani's attorney and i want to be precise. he said, giuliani was not acknowledging making false statements, only that he was not contesting these facts. regardless, david, what is clear is that the reputations of these women was unfairly tainted. >> david: but not contesting the facts. all right, pierre thomas, thank you. >>> in london

did, i am not morgan freeman and what you see has nothing to do with reality., at least in the current concepts of laws on this score, no one forbids virtual advertising of sea cruises. hello, i'm jennifer lopez for now, the real one behind my husband's back. ben africa hiding from the california homeless. unlike capricious hollywood prima donnas, a virtual actor will not forget the role with the excesses of bad shooting, and most importantly, they will not ask for money. whom the producer will choose to guess is not difficult level of requests is completely unrealistic to give in, while no one is going, the last such strike lasted 3 months. and if the patience of the producers runs out before the money, the strikers can't rule out that the neural network will have its finest hour, though the actor will hardly like such a movie. what can you do to erase this video from all devices in the world? nothing georgy soshvili natalya lobanova viktor averin ilya zhuravlev us channel one developments at noon, and now travel show let's go today, karelia the legendary impl

morgan freeman but it's not really morgan freeman. >> i am not morgan freeman. >> showing how easy itvoice that sounds like morgan freeman. how do we prevent this from interfering in the election with who knows what images and sound of who knows who in terms of political candidates causing all sorts of misleading episodes? >> well, first, i think we need to make this a priority and we need to take concrete steps even between now and the end of this year. so we enter 2024 with some real controls in place. and i think the controls are twofold. one, we create something like cryptographic watermarking so when a human being like you gives a real statement on a real video it's protected and it's not possible to tamper with it. and second, we harness the power of ai to identify when someone else is using ai to create a fake, a fake, say, of you when you're speaking. put those two things together and we will be in a much stronger position to use new technology. forget about ai. just look at the world today. let's use ai to protect against the abuses we're already grappling with as well as the

. >>> rudie freeman and heard daughter suffered with threats to their lives after rudy giuliani and others made false accusations about the vote tampering. will he face consequences? >>> hunter biden thought he had a deal and then it fell apart. the judge questioning whether the deal was constitutional. >>> the x-files comes to congress, three retired military veterans testified at a hearing on ufos. they say they are a national security problem demanding that the government stop keeping them under wraps. they would see ufos on a daily basis, objects like this. we hope you get that excited about this show. >>> let's begin with a dramatic day in court for hunter biden. when the judge refused to accept a plea deal for the president's son. >> reporter: hunter biden walked into the federal courthouse expecting to put a five year investigation behind him, instead he left with his plea deal hanging in the balance and pleading not guilty to the charges. the judge scrutinized what was covered under the terms. that revealed a disagreement between prosecutors the immunity but hunter's lawyer said th

and -- ruby freeman. they accused giuliani of scapegoating them -- statements like this. >> ruby freeman and shoot for men -- and one other gentlemen quite obviously surreptitiously passing around usb ports, as if they are vials of heroin or cocaine. >> this is the type of thing he may be reaching a settlement with them over. with us now is sarah matthews, who was trump white house deputy press detectors terry, who also testified to the committee, like those two women did. thanks for being with us. what is your view on the settlements. the idea that giuliani might have to pay for them on what he might do for them? >> i'm happy to see accountability happen, because it is a shame for what ruby freeman and sheamus have been through. we should never have had to go through this in the first. plus the fact of the matter is that one man, donald trump cannot accept the verdict that he lost the 2020 election, and so he can contacted conspiracy theories with his associates like giuliani to try to overturn the elect

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> this is bbc worlds america. as ukraine pushes to retake a key city, we look at a team on the front line. concerns grow after an american nurse and her child are kidnapped outside haiti's capital amid the violence. a suicide or -- suicide bomber in pakistan leaves a community in morning. -- mourning. welcome to world news america. in this special report from ukraine, ukrainian forces are still trying to retake a city and russian forces say they captured it in may after nearly a year of fighting. the bbc got exclusive access to a team of elite snipers who conduct night raids close to the city. jonathan beale joined them on a journey to the front line. reporter: we are on our way to a secret location, a place they call the edge of existence. behind the wheel, the man known as ghost. he tells me his team of snipers are all known as the ghosts because they silently

let's go ahead and go to sound of rudy giuliani talking about this. >> ruby freeman and shaye freeman moss, and one of the gentlemen, quite obviously, surreptitiously, passing around usb ports -- as if they are vials of heroin and cocaine. it is -- i mean, it's obvious to anyone who is a criminal investigator or prosecutor, they are engaging surreptitious, illegal activity. again, and that day. >> that is a lie. i just want to remind people that that is not true, and these two women have suffered because of it. can i ask you -- he is saying he is protected by free. speech is he? >> well, look, i think that when you level accusations -- this is about a defamation. this was a demonization of public scapegoating. and rudy acknowledged today it was baseless. as you know, i work for rudy giuliani for many years, when he was mayor of new york. and the dissent of rudy to what he has become today, there is very little, if no, resemblance of the person i worked for. and a person who is one of the most respected federal prosecutors of his era as u.s. attorney -- by conceding this, his team says

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ >> hello. this is the context. >> shows that if the government and the bank of england are prepared to take difficult decisions, we can win the battle against inflation, but prices are still rising too fast. christian: -- >> to are some big challenges out there. we need to stabilize the economy . whether it is energy, food, mortgage or rent, they are going through the roof. wages are not keeping pace with that. >> prices have gone up considerably. they're leveling but will we have a decrease? christian: good evening. brighter news for the british economy. inflation fell more than expected last month what will that mean for the reddish economy and our mortgages, which are getting ever or expensive? also, the owner of tartar confirms it will build its battery plant in the u.k. but in return for some government handouts. the government's critics say that is no sub

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> this is "bbc worls america." thousands gathered for the funerals those of killed in israel's occupied west bank. grappling with a fuel crisis and turning to an old ally for help. russia. >> in receiving this crown, i promise. >> written's king charles receives the honors of scotland although not everyone was happy with the monarch's visit. welcome to world news america. with the fighting over, the mourning can begin for the residents of jenin. these are images taken from inside the refugee camp in jenin , where palestinians have been returning to widespread destruction in their homes. the city of jenin lies in west bank, which is really forces captured and occupied back in 1967. it had previously been ruled by jordan. the refugee camp was set up after the first israeli-palestinian conflict. our editor reports from inside the camp. you might find some images in

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> this is bbc world news america. cluster munitions are deadly, controversial, and part of america's commitment to ukraine. we will take a look at why. a gunman in the u.s. gets 90 consecutive sentences for killing 23 people at a walmart in texas. one of the deadliest shootings in the nation's history. bats are mammals of history and sometimes disease. we visited a facility looking at their question -- connection. welcome to world news america. starting in washington. officials confirmed the u.s. government's commitment to sending cluster munitions to ukraine. the biden administration sent a range of weapons to support the fight against russia. let's look at why these are different. each cluster munition carries large numbers of smaller bomblets dispersed over a wide area. the concern is any bomblets that pose a danger to civilians long after a conflict has ende

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". anchor: this is "bbcs america." we know how hot it is on land, but how is the heat wave affecting oceans? we look at sea water temperatures in florida which could be the hottest on record. a suspenseful day in court hunter biden, but he leaves without a plea agreement. >> ♪ eat my dinner in a fancy restaurant ♪ anchor: irish born singer sinead o'connor known for her hit single "nothing compares 2 u" has died at the age of 56. ♪ anchor: welcome to "world news america." after a dramatic day in court, a plea deal for hunter biden, son of president biden, has fallen apart. it was expected to spare him prison time, but the delaware judge said she could not rubberstamp the agreement. during the three-hour hearing, they question whether the deal would provide hunter biden with immunity from crimes he could be found liable for in the future. this follows a five year inve

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ >> this is "bbc world news america." israel launches one of its biggest military operations in years. gun battles rage and tensions flare in the west bank city. >> you know israeli military has said this is a safe zone, we are not allowed to get closer. you can get a sense of how intense the fighting is. >> ukraine's counteroffensive inches forward. one of the biggest obstacles is lance minds -- landlines. plus a blast from britain's past. why they have re-created high street from the 1960's. welcome to "world news america." our top story is the biggest military operation in the past 20 years in the west bank. officials say eight palestinians have been killed and at least 80 more injured. israel said it had dealt a heavy blow to terrorist organizations and prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the operation will continue as long as needed to restore calm and s

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> this is bbc worlds america. nato leaders agreed to allow ukraine to join the alliance, but only when certain conditions have been met. the u.s. senate receives a secretive briefing on ai and probes a high-profile sports murder. the bbc accompanies the rescue of a migrant ship in the mediterranean and speaks to those who say they will do anything to get to europe. welcome to world news america. a critical nato summit underway in lithuania with ukraine's push for membership topping the agenda and creating friction with president zelenskyy. he's calling for a clear timetable for a succession. but nato's secretary-general said that's not possible until certain conditions have been met. president zelenskyy called it absurd and nadal followed by announcing a set of measures to support ukraine including a multiyear assistance program to help ukraine's transition to n

narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i'm assuming so mn washington and this is bbc world news america. an export ban in india could send global food prices spiking even further. a federal judge in florida has set a trial date for donald trump's classified documents case right in the middle of the campaign. and bidding farewell to one of the most beloved voices in the history of american music. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. the u.s. women will play their first game at the 2023 women's world cup in new zealand. the tournament saw a dominating win from favorite spain who won against costa rica. spain scored all three goals early on in the match. the philippines lost 2-0 to switzerland. the day started in new zealand with a stalemate matchup between nigeria and canada. the next matchup of the tournament will see the u.s. who is favored to win against vietnam. we are going to try to get our corr