gallagher, thank you for your ongoing work. a couple years ago former senator to meet and i teamed up to pass the accountability act to provide the executive branch with more tools to go after the chinese government officials as well as folks in hong kong cracking down on dissent. i am pleased it has been used. we need to do a lot more on that front. mr. abramowitz, great to see you. thank you for all you are doing at freedom house. in your testimony you say for too long democracies have allowed the actions of authoritarian countries inside their borders. such a pattern of impunity has emboldened states to act abroad without fear of consequences. that is what we are focused on. there is a little-known provision in the arms export control act that prohibits arms transfers to any countries that are engaged in a consistent pattern of acts of intimidation or harassment directed against individuals in the united states. not just citizens or green card holders, individuals. some of the countries we are talking about today are countri

charlotte gallagher. _ nor should it. charlotte gallagher, bbc - nor should it. more coverage of the cop28 summit taking place. and these are some live images and can see a few scant delegates, the third day the leaders are expected to attend. with all the comments yesterday from king charles with regards to the climate and we saw in the very early days of the cop28 summit the agreement to produce some funds, limited funds that has to be said, some of the poorest and developing countries to help them deal with the impacts of climate change. we saw those figures up to 2030 $100 billion butjust a few million dollars from the united states were pledged. —— a few billion dollars. also some live pictures over gaza. this is looking from israel into gaza. you can see smoke on the skyline above the buildings. we have had reports of some of the heaviest bombardments yet and that is where many people who are living north of the strip are now in temporarily accommodation in khan younis. we will follow that closely. we have plenty of coverage on the website and hear on the b

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, manchester.ctors will take to the streets of liverpool this weekend in a bid to raise tens of thousands of pounds for local charities. the festive convoy has become something of a tradition across many towns and cities in recent years. here's a look at liverpool as they prepare. we probably put about, i don't know, five hours on each tractor, getting the lights ready. we've got two big snow cannons on here. we've got a dj booth. we've got lights that are going up to the skies. skyscraper lights. we've got lights that shine off the building. i visited alder hey hospital once, there were some sick children there and at christmas, i thought, "it's rubbish. what can we do to make it better?" and i saw it done in the isle of man a few years ago and thought, we can do it bigger and better over here because there's more tractors and that's what we're doing. it's cheered them right up from being in the wards all the time. i was shocked the way he was dancing and singing. but, yeah, he wasjust happy. we h

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gallagher any suggestions? thank you mr. chairman. i don't put my stuff in the category front-line worker and the presence is on my -- like my client jimmy lie. it's another weapon which to target jimmy lie himself. i wanted to emphasize that. i do think their number of actions that could be taken as bursting ast the enemies of freedom are coordinated and we need to be much more sophisticated and coordinating how we deal with these tactics. we have seen the u.s. government and the role it's taken onad hostagetaking and protection of u.s. nationals abroad creating a special envoy so you have memory and a centralized place where you can look at tactics used in hostagetaking in iran rwanda egypt and so on. it seems to me an equivalent centralized role in transnational oppression could be important and powerful. what i find in these cases is in cases concerning saudi arabia for example i deal with officials in multiple countries starting with a blank sheet of paper and you don't know what you are dealing with for sample of china russia ir

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representative gallagher?ughter] >> i will take a crack at it. >> sure. >> i was hoping we would get to this, it's an important topic. i am about 75% engineer, 10%, 15% soldier and the rest is human right's lawyer. i care a lot about civil society and the role of law, including the laws of armed conflict. our policies are written around compliance with those laws. you don't enforce laws against machines, you enforce them against people. and i think our challenge is not to somehow limit what we can do with ai, but it is to find a way to hold people accountable for what the ai does. there are two types of mistakes it i will make in the legal area -- one is that it will not engage something it should have engaged which is unfortunate from a military perspective, you get too much of that, you are going to lose the other thing is to engage in civilian target that you didn't want it to engage or, fratricide. either one. to some degree, the way the rules are applied today, that is an inevitable consequence of armed c

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let us know on x and instagram at trace gallagher. we'll show you the results and read the best responses coming up in the night cap. in the meantime, 8:21 on the west coast. a fox trip across america, a live look at pier 57 in washington state home of the seattle great wheel. you see it there in the bottom left. over to the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri, courtesy of earth cam, and finally the heart of downtown providence, rhode island, and for the record, we're more fun to watch live but we're also pretty dang good on tape. so don't forget to set your dvr and watch us any time. we're back in moments. i'm sarah escherich, i'm the life enrichment director at independence village, the senior living community in waukee, iowa. everybody here really, really make you feel like family and that they love you. our goal with tiktok was to enrich the lives of our residents and just to be able to show people what senior living can be like. i think i am a tiktok grandma. my kids think i am. i mean, we're the one

charlotte gallagher reports. it's the story of an italian icon.wo objects cannot occupy the same point in space. how the car synonymous with speed, luxury and excess was born. this film takes you back to the early days of ferrari, when the car firm and its founder enzo ferrari were in dire financial straits and struggling to stay on the road. you have perhaps a crisis of identity. the star wars and house of gucci actor adam driver takes on the role of enzo. you lift. he passes. he won, you lost. he had a great pride and in being kind of a self made person in a way, and maybe we both share a kind of manic or obsession with not not getting lazy or constantly pushing and attention to detail. director michael mann has been trying to make this film for decades. his love of ferrari dates back to the 1960s when he was a young student in london. i was standing in the rain on brompton road waiting for the bus, and somebody drove by and stopped at a light with a blue piece of sculpture that belonged in the museum of modern art or something. and it was a 196

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fox news at night with dreamy trace gallagher is next.ove you america. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, president biden is reportedly getting more and more frustrated with his dismal poll numbers and not just his anemic approval rating but also a variety of polls that show him losing to former president trump. and to add insult to injury, fox news has brand new polls tonight and for president biden there are no bright spots. the chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live to kind of help us break down the numbers. jonathan good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace, president biden's approval numbers remain at dangerously low levels for someone aiming to he were a second term in the white house. with 57% of recommending centered voters saying they disapprove of the president's job performance according to the latest fox news poll. and on specific issues, the poll also makes for grim reading for de

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, manchester. that�*s all for now — stay with bbc news.. thursday�*s weather was pretty wet for many of us, and we�*re going to see further bouts of heavy rain moving their way in over the next few days. but i think for many there�*ll be a brief respite in the really wet conditions on friday with some sunnier spells. but we�*ve still got this area of low pressure into friday, and that�*s going to keep things pretty unsettled. but the bulk of the rain that we had on thursday has cleared away to the north and the east. and as we start off on friday, temperatures for many of us positive, so about 6—8 degrees celsius. still quite wet and windy in the northern isles throughout the day, and we�*ll see these showers moving their way in from the west. but there will at least be some sunny spells, particularly towards eastern and south—eastern areas for much of the day. one or two showers eventually moving in, and temperatures probably getting into double figures for many of us. about 6—8 celsius across scotland. now, the winds will strengthen for

our culture correspondent, charlotte gallagher, was there.hion label chanel has taken over the city centre. models, celebrities... hi, there! ..and the children of manchester icons liam and noel gallagher filled the front row of the chanel fashion show. even a—list actors couldn't keep away. are you enjoying the weather? yeah, lam. i've been walking around in the rain all day. - it was fine. no, it's so good, and i'm telling you, it's, like, - it is such an iconic place for me i and i've been dreaming to come. the show celebrated not just fashion, but also the music of manchester. the rapper and actor bugzy malone came dressed for the occasion. we have the jacket, the watch, the trainers. and i'm very serious about this chanel thing right now. and the necklace, is that chanel, as well? yeah, yeah. you're manchester, obviously. born and bred. so what does it feel like to be at a chanel show in manchester? you're one of the guests of honour. by the way, it's a real privilege just to have chanel in manchester, you know? so to be here to witness

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, manchester.pears to have galvanised team spirit at goodison park. tonight they beat high—flying newcastle 3—0 to move out of the relegation zone. in tonight's other match, west ham won 2—1 at tottenham. andy swiss watched the action. everton fans booing the premier league anthem, still furious at their clubs recent ten—point penalty. and against newcastle, that frustration didn't look like easing. calvert—lewin�*s blazing over the bar. dominic calvert—lewin with a glorious chance to put them ahead. and didn't he just know it? but after the break, step forward dwight mcneil with spectacular results. a stunning strike to put the hosts ahead, and that was just the start, as abdoulaye doucoure coolly added a second. suddenly, goodison park was rocking and beto duly rounded off a 3—0 win. everton now out of the relegation zone and for their fans, finally something to celebrate. meanwhile, it was a colourful night at tottenham as spurs took an early lead against west ham. cristian romero putting totten

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, manchester. you are watching bbc news. of the hour, if you can. goodbye for now. hello, there. thursday's weather was pretty wet for many of us, and we're going to see further bouts of heavy rain moving their way in over the next few days. but i think, for many, there'll be a brief respite in the really wet conditions on friday, with some sunnier spells. but we've still got this area of low pressure into friday, and that's going to keep things pretty unsettled. but the bulk of the rain that we had on thursday has cleared away to the north and the east, and as we start off on friday, temperatures, for many of us, positive, so about 6—8 degrees celsius. still quite wet and windy in the northern isles throughout the day, and we'll see these showers moving their way in from the west. but there will at least be some sunny spells, particularly towards eastern and south—eastern areas for much of the day. one or two showers eventually moving in, and temperatures probably getting into double figures, for many of us. about 6—8 celsi

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, manchester. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello.are, how waterlogged the fields are. any further rain adds to the flooding risk, and there will be more this weekend. but our weather is chopping and changing a bit more at the moment. this is the cloud that brought persistent rain yesterday. that's out of the way. some clear skies, and then the next bank of cloud and more persistent rain will come tomorrow. so we're in between those two persistent rain systems, and that means more showery conditions. the showers are fairly frequent in northwest england and wales. but to the south and east of england, a few showers. some will stay dry throughout the day. it's to the north—east where we have the strongest of the winds. 0rkney and sheltand, gusts of 50 miles an hour, an added wind chill here. ——shetland. but for many, temperatures above where they should be for this stage in december. into tonight, still some showers to begin with. any clear skies and any drop in the wind will lead to mist and fog patches, but that batch of cloud i showe

bath go top of the gallagher premiership with a bonus point win over harlequins.ng up on the programme tonight... can anthonyjoshua deliver tonight, as his journey on the road to redemption and potentially fighting deontay wilder continues? of fighting deontay wilder continues? course i am ter to of course i am tense because i want to perform, i want to win. i've got that urge to win and i want to hurt my opponent as well. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. there were high hopes of a christmas cracker at anfield where liverpool and arsenal are fighting it out for top spot in the premier league. with the second half about to get underway, it's i—i. the opening goal came afterjust three and a half minutes, gabriel getting on the end of martin odegaard's delivery, which silenced anfield, a place where arsenal are winless in the league since 2012. mohammad salah gave the crowd something to shout about though just before the half—hour mark, weaving his way into the box before unleashing his 12th league goal of the season. one point separating them at the top of th

trace gallagher the night cap crew is next. gather as a family.erience the excitement of opening day. it's where we caught our personal best. and this tree is where it all began. this christmas start traditions under your tree... share the tradition of visiting santa's wonderland at bass pro shops and cabela's. and get your free photo with santa. bass pro shops and cabela's. ever since i retired, i've had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep. you know, insomnia. which was making my days feel like an uphill battle. that is, until i discovered something different, quviviq—a once-nightly fda-approved medication for adults with insomnia. not getting enough sleep was leaving me tired. but quviviq helped me get more sleep. quviviq works differently than medication you may have taken in the past. it's thought to target one of the biological causes of insomnia: overactive wake signals. and when taken every night, studies showed sleep continued to improve over time. do not take quviviq if you have narcolepsy or if allergic to quviviq. don't drink alco

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, manchester.will be shown in cinemas acrossjapan atomic bomb will be shown in cinemas across japan next year. the biopic was a huge commercial success when it was released in july, commercial success when it was released injuly, but it drew some accusations injapan that the film's marketing had trivialised the bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. that is all we have for you on this edition of newsday. by much more in the bbc news website. thanks very much watching. stay with bbc news. —— thanks very much for watching. hello there. thursday's weather was pretty wet for many of us, and we're going to see further bouts of heavy rain moving their way in over the next few days. but i think for many there'll be a brief respite in the really wet conditions on friday with some sunnier spells. but we've still got this area of low pressure into friday, and that's going to keep things pretty unsettled. but the bulk of the rain that we had on thursday has cleared away to the north and the east. and as we start

with congressman gallagher i do agree with you around the framework. i don't believe we are that close to having an agi that would jump into it but also think we shouldn't be regions about which assistance we use. and but the safeguards in place. that's another thing we've been investing not just us but of the compass like ours we been investing heavily in those safeguards doing testing doing stimulations, just giving out. it was an embarrassing things you could probably make into a 18 month ago you can't today. and by the way as we talk about the sense today but there are amazing new work that's been done in advanced ai around biology, around chemistry. we've enough products on these things today. you are at a point where i can actually create new molecules that did exist before. we are at a point when you can actually go back with biology and create new things that you didn't have before. those are amazing tools so we talk about the defense space. i think this also applies when we talk about life sciences, talk about chemistry, we talk with other sor

mike gallagher, chair of the house committee on u.s.na competition from air force secretary kendall several government officials and technical distributors. this is the inner national defense form, the reagan presidential library. >> and everyone him he? my name is micki fine, until the washington post lamb happy to be here to talk about a.i. defense. technological advancements are forces are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance decision-making, optimize resource allocation and intricacies 30 of the nation. topics from a 55 minutes ahead. we'll put on the line, how can united states proficiently about a.i. for defense purposes without the same acquisition is the potential a.i. >> i want to begin i addressing of it in the room which is yes, terry and i are wearing the same shoes. [laughter] embarrassing when i realized stage/a great company. >> encompasses in the simple sonic to a sophisticated audience but important to remind ourselves of addition and united states and china leaves the company 90s communist party w

bath go top of the gallagher premiership with a bonus point win over harlequins also coming up on theamme tonight... can anthonyjoshua deliver tonight, as his journey on the road to redemption and potentially fighting deontay wilder continues? of course i am tense because i want to perform, i want to win. i've got that urge to win and i want to hurt my opponent as well. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. let's start at anfield where we were served up a christmas treat, arsenal and liverpool going head to head. and the gunners will top the table on christmas day after a pulsating 1—1 draw. the opening goal came afterjust three and a half minutes, gabriel getting on the end of martin odegaard's delivery, which silenced anfield, a place where arsenal are still winless in the league since 2012. mohammed salah soon gave the crowd something to shout about, unleashing his 12th league goal of the season. that's how it ended. liverpool hit the post, trent alexander—arnold hit the bar but no breakthrough in the second half. the result means liverpool overtake aston villa into second, with

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charlotte gallagher, bbc news.t really at midnight, has started at saint peter's basilica. it isjust at midnight, has started at saint peter's basilica. it is just coming up peter's basilica. it is just coming up to before eight o'clock. the timing was moved back in 2013 will stop this is being led by the pope, 87—year—old pope presiding over this mass. he isjoined by patriarchs, cardinals, archbishops and bishops, as well. and for people who wanted to be present within the church, tickets were given out free this year. this is part of around 21 days of celebrating christmas within the vatican city. the big day, of course, is tomorrow. now it is time for the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. the winds have been howling across northern britain today. and in the south of the country it has been one of the mildest christmas eves on record. temperatures have exceeded 15 celsius. and we may have beaten records, as well, but the met office will verify that in due course. here is the forecast, then, for the night.

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.da on its seventh mission.|t was carried into orbit by a space x falcon heavy rocket for the first time. the pentagon says the orbital vehicle will carry out a series of classified experiments during its mission. its last trip lasted more than 900 days. a reminder of one of our top stories this hour: eurostar has cancelled at least 1a trains to and from london and is warning of severe delays .. after a tunnel flooded under the river thames. these pictures are from southeastern rail, which also says its high speed services will not run today. the disruption will affect many people trying to travel ahead of new year. time now for the weather, with chris fawkes: hello there. if you are planning to set out on a journey later on today, there are a few weather bits and pieces to be aware of. heavy outbreaks of rain could bring some localised flooding today. hill snow on the way for northern scotland in particular. and there's a risk of some particularly squally winds that could bring down so

welcome to los angeles.e cri'm trace gallagher intro bret baier. crisis at the southern border now spreading beyond major cities. we will look at hohow businesses are impacted by the record surge, plus, whatever happened to the w russian military contractor, the wegner group?on anald bret baier explains what additional infrastructure of tha u.s. may need to meet the biden administration's electric vehiclt,e goals. but first... ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, president joe biden prepares to win over voters after what many say was a tough year. the president is on a family vacation in the caribbean amid the expanding conflict in the middle east, the war in ukrainet and as the crisis at the bordere swells to record numbers, theses challenges remain flash points in 2024.vo as a new fox poll shows how voters think this year has gone. just 24% think 2023 was a good year, while that number has steadily risen since 2020, stilo 13 percentage points lower than in 2019. fromlucas tomlinson is traveling with the president and reports from the virgin islands on how presi

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, manchester. stay with us here on bbc news. hello.ing wet and windy weather. sunday followed by another area of low pressure, there could be a spell of rain followed by sunshine and showers. compared to last weekend we remain in the mild air mass and that will be noticeable both by day and night. but we have numerous flood warnings in force up and down the country with more rain forecast for the weekend. this could exacerbate the weekend. this could exacerbate theissue the weekend. this could exacerbate the issue so head online to check out all the details. for the rest of today, southern and eastern areas tend to stay dry with senchenko to be a lot more rain for the north and west. some of it heavy at times, northern ireland into central and southern scotland. blustery as well but mild in the south. high single figures in the north. this area offering peps up across central and southern scotland, northern england through to night so we could see some localised flooding issues here. and here comes the next batch of wet and windy weath

chelsea beat brighton 3—2 at stamford bridge despite losing conor gallagher to a red card in the firstwo nil up after twenty minutes through levi colwill and enzo fernandez. brighton pulled it back to 2—1, but despite being down to ten men chelsea pulled away again with another from fernandez. a latejoao pedro goal made it 3—2, chelsea though climb into the top half of the table, to the relief of manager mauricio pochettino after their heavy defeat at newcastle last week. we started the game really well, and after the win, it was complicated and brighton is a very good team and they played well and sometimes, they force you to play deep. it was really good play and we controlled the second half and we scored the third goal and we conceded on the last few minutes, yes, it was too much and what happened on the end, the confusion and we are all exhausted and there is much confusion. and we had newcastle and show different faces and that is why i'm happy for the team. the result was particularly galling for the brighton boss, after his side had won their previous two matches. we played ano

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.eing held. i wonder if we could just listen in. rubble and abandoned homes. 0ur rubble and abandoned homes. our hearts so overburdened, may fail to fall in tune with the christmas message. too much pain, too much disappointment. too many broken promises, crowded in that inner space in which the gospel of christmas can resonate and inspire peaceful and life—giving actions. so the question is, where is christmas this year? where can we look for a saviour? where can we look for a saviour? where can we look for a saviour? where can the child be born when there seems to be no place for him in this world of ours? the angels give us the answer, that that night and every night, god always finds room. even here for us today, despite everything, even in these dramatic circumstances, we believe so. god can make room even in the hardest of hearts. so, first of all, the place of christmas is first and foremost god. god generates jesus christmas is first and foremost god. god generatesjesus to us. t

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charlotte gallagher, bbc news.from cop28 and the latest from the middle east. that's after the weather with darren bett. given all the rain we have had it will be turning drier. rain do make the next weather system is coming in from the atlantic. in between the two, we had some sunshine earlier, particularly northern ireland and in scotland. but where we have a clear skies in the first part of the night there is a risk temperatures could falljust below freezing in places. the window of clearer skies will close as the night goes on because all that cloud will come in from the atlantic that is going to bring some rain and briefly some snow over the scottish mountains, perhaps the northern pennines which should turn back to rain later on in the night as temperatures start to rise. these are the numbers first thing thursday morning. by this time the rain would have cleared from northern ireland and just about the whole of scotland but we will see further patchy, mostly light rain and drizzle affecting england and wales

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.ive, courtesty of norad's radar and global mapping system. in the past few minutes, he's made it to the us. he's now over north carolina. —— delaware, actually. he's given out more than 5.5 billion gifts so far worldwide. norad, or the north american aerospace defense command as it's actually known, has been tracking santa's annual journeys since 1955. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it is going to be a white christmas, but only over the hills of northern scotland — it's too mild elsewhere. and on sunday, it was the warmest christmas eve since 1997. temperatures in the south reached 15.3 celsius. and these are the temperatures that we've got first thing on christmas morning, ranging from maybe close to freezing in north—east scotland to 12 degrees across southern england, where we're going to see some cloud and we're going to see some rain developing, and more rain develops in that cloud across england and wales. northernmost parts of england and northern ireland seeing sun

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. you are watching bbc news.you. hello there. there really are some treacherous traveling conditions around as we head into sunday morning. a major incident was declared in cumbria. there's been over a foot of snow falling in some places and we've got a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow pushing eastwards across other parts of england and wales at the moment, leading to some icy conditions given how cold it's been. and some areas will see some snow as well, particularly here across england and wales, 1 to 3 centimetres, but 5 to 10 centimetres over the hills of wales and into the peak district. further north, scotland and northern ireland, clearer skies, a bit of mist and fog, and it will be a really cold and frosty start, but not quite so cold by the morning across southern areas where we've got the rain and wintry moves away from eastern most parts of england early in the morning. and then england and wales look quite cloudy. some further rain coming into the southern areas, a risk of some snow over the welsh h

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.ds of people in rio dejaneiro gathered at the city's copacabana beach on friday to pay tribute to yer—man—zher , the afro—brazilian queen of the sea. followers dress in white to celebrate the sea goddess every year by singing and dancing around her statue set up on the beach. flowers, letters, alcoholic beverages and beauty products are offered as a mark of respect. yer—man—zher is one of the deities of the yoruba religion and has become prominent among afro—american cultures. the tradition was brought over to brazil by african enslaved people hundreds of years ago. atjust nine years old, tony hudgell is the youngest ever recipient of such an honour. he's been given a british empire medalfor his services to the prevention of child abuse. tony suffered terrible abuse as a baby, resulting in life—changing injuries. he was adopted by a new family, and has since raised more than a million pounds for charity — even launching his own foundation two years ago. he and his mother paula spoke to

gallagher. dr. gallagher stresses the great loyalty and affection that the men had for really absolutely undeniable. but my point about many of these poor soldiers who don't think and highly ideological terms and of course, are not in a place, a position to use their letters to, you know, unleash a declaration against the confederacy that we're -- davis are --. they think about these letters but what's front and center for these men on the breakfast table? it's survival. it's their. and it's their families. so when you look at these letters, when i first started doing this, i would push them aside, they're not very interesting. they're not very important because throughout the battles. we're not describing what they actually experience. it's the it's the ordinary. and i didn't pay attention to it. shame on me. that's critical. so my point is they're consumed with the day to day they're consumed with the survival we should again not expect them to level this critique of confederate political leadersh

our correspondent charlotte gallagher has been to meet the cast. stranger things theme.a new play, which explores the origins of one of the programme's super villains, opens this week. i didn't fit in with the other children. something was wrong with me. the story revolves around henry creel — a strange child who becomes a monster. most people fear spiders... playing henry creel is really fun. what we've been exploring as a young person, young henry creel, is in the tv show, it's like he's this psychotic killer and that's sometimes how he's told as the story, or shown to the audience, but there's this deeper side to him that we're exploring, that maybe it wasn't as plain as it seems. like, there's other factors, there's people around him. and henry's too smart for his own good and thinks too much. and just what's the recursions of that and how does that affect him in the world? and you're a new character, aren't you? you're. .. stranger things fans won't have seen you before. you'll be introduced in this. it's really exciting, yeah. i don't know how much i can say about

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let's go live now to charlotte gallagher.be any sort of agreement in the aftermath?— likely to be any sort of agreement in the aftermath? at this stage, we 'ust don't in the aftermath? at this stage, we just don't know. _ in the aftermath? at this stage, we just don't know. realistically, - just don't know. realistically, there is no chance before christmas to party again. it's now been 22 months since northern ireland has had a devolved government. there were talks here today at hillsborough castle they've now finished. the dup said they look forward to further talks. when asked they would be a deal before christmas, they refused to answer. it look really unlikely because the uk parliament breaks up for christmas tomorrow. chris heaton—harris is meeting the parties tomorrow morning, but it's very unlikely that there will be a deal struck over those few hours. the process goes on. for people in northern ireland, it's incredibly frustrating because public services like education and healthcare decisions that need to be made by

live now to our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, who's in belfast.us through what each side once. what are the sticking points? i don't think charlotte can hear us, or maybe she has frozen. anyway, we will see if we can come back to her in a moment. we can speak to the leader of the sdlp, the social democratic and labour party. thanks for coming on talking to us. as i said in the intro, we are hearing the dup saying it does not look hopeful before christmas now. what do you make of that? things have been looking a bit more promising towards the end of last week, haven't they? figs towards the end of last week, haven't they?— towards the end of last week, haven't they? as far as we are concerned. — haven't they? as far as we are concerned, the _ haven't they? as far as we are concerned, the deal _ haven't they? as far as we are concerned, the deal is - haven't they? as far as we are concerned, the deal is almost| haven't they? as far as we are - concerned, the deal is almost done, and all it needs now is a decision from the dup. we have been waiting fo

i've also reported a surgeon fighting in northern gallagher. all this says palestinian civilians search for safety destruction as far as the i can see. this is what gaza city looks like 2 months into israel's military campaign. it is really flag raised in the middle of the city of symbolic palestine square. similar scenes of devastation for the not in jamalia. the survivors are seeking safety in other parts of the strip. always in your crime, when families just start days or falls to play in the world are going to talk through the now why the world is close. the doors is really ami, says it is engaged in st. combat in jamalia. the duties disputed, beaming. be sure. are read, read the get to mail it in the the peers fighting has displaced, pausing. so i listed means, like this family had a gap in central, gaza, living on this bullet conditions. what do you want? what do you want to happen to some massacres? there were mass occurs. what do you want? more mass occurs? our children are hungry, the water is bad. the bathrooms are bad. there's no lif

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this is an issue i think i believe con gallagher is going to deal with. and that is in violation of all kinds of american laws as well as academic regulations. >> to that .1 of the things you mentioned the chips act that we include in their in an effort towards transparency and then hopefully sooner than later enforcement, was the fact that for example, the national science foundation which is responsible for about 50% of the grants, research grants that go out to our universities, had a security office back by one person? in classic d.c. speak, we quadrupled her staff to a whopping five, but that was, it would report a 400% increase. so we nettled increase their abilities but we increase the tools. they can see the contracts that someone reports too happy with mandatory training so that researchers, american researchers and professors, say i didn't know. but i think we have a long way to go and that's when so fascinated by australia's journey to get that kind of whole society awareness, but then action on it. and then i have a question directly for you,