do you accept those points, helen sang? i accept there are i helen sang?ber of pigs doing actual genetic change in those pigs, we have a very firm regulation in the uk one through the home office. i'm very comfortable with that. , office. i'm very comfortable with that, , ., office. i'm very comfortable with that. , ., , , ., that. sorry to interrupt, but do you mean for the _ that. sorry to interrupt, but do you mean for the welfare _ that. sorry to interrupt, but do you mean for the welfare of _ that. sorry to interrupt, but do you mean for the welfare of the - that. sorry to interrupt, but do you mean for the welfare of the pigs? l mean for the welfare of the pigs? for the welfare of the pigs, absolutely.— for the welfare of the pigs, absolutely.- we - for the welfare of the pigs, absolutely.- we have | for the welfare of the pigs, i absolutely.- we have to for the welfare of the pigs, - absolutely.- we have to justify absolutely. yeah. we have to 'ustify the benefit in — absolutely. yeah. we have to 'ustify the benefit in terms * absolutely. yeah. we h

please welcome helen hunt!i like the style. lovely to meet you. i'm a huge fan. >> helen: i am a huge fan. i want to wake up from this dream and it turns out that i can sing like you. that's what i'm hoping for. >> kelly: i would love to act like you. it's incredible. every time i know that you are in something, this is legit, i don't even care what it's about. i will just watch it. >> helen: i don't care either. you and you are a gifted actor, you make me want to watch the story. >> helen: thank you. >> kelly: i love you in that green. i know you are laughing at the movie reference but "twister," i love so much and i'm from texas. oklahomans and texans identify with that film. is it true that when y'all shot that, it was sunny the whole time? >> helen: it's true. the poor director. >> kelly: how to do that? >> helen: he blasted a lot of light interfaces and then took the film -- film, that's been a while. turned it all gray. if you prepare for that giant movie, you get there in the sun is shining, you're prett

~' :, ., ., -- helen? i think we have an ageing --oulation -- helen? for a long time more and more expensive social care. notjust expensive social care. not just because — expensive social care. notjust because of the pandemic, the government and evidently had to do something. today, we got a very big increase _ something. today, we got a very big increase in— something. today, we got a very big increase in spending. and a big tax rise to _ increase in spending. and a big tax rise to go _ increase in spending. and a big tax rise to go with it. taxes now are going _ rise to go with it. taxes now are going to — rise to go with it. taxes now are going to be _ rise to go with it. taxes now are going to be at their highest ever ievei— going to be at their highest ever level in— going to be at their highest ever level in the uk, so today in that sense _ level in the uk, so today in that sense was— level in the uk, so today in that sense was a big deal. i think one thing _ sense was a big deal. i think one thing is — sense was a big deal. i think one thing is

yes, helen.of scotland, notably eastern england, with some warm spells of sunshine breaking through and we will see more over the coming days, but we will have some early fog around and it is notjust eastern areas thing that sunshine, we have an abundance of it that further west as well and that's property where we will have higher temperatures, but for most and notably further warmer day. in contrast cloudy skies for scotland, western scotland and northern ireland with showers breaking out. that is a weak weather front which as we go through this evening will pull showers across the rest of eastern scotland before clearing, and elsewhere in the mist and mist and elsewhere in the mist and mist and fog and low cloud returns and in what will probably be a bit of a cooler night night for many of us. mr and fog could be problematic through the rush—hour tomorrow, quite dense patches, but once it clears sunshine coming through and most will have a brighter and one day if you see the sunshine, but powd

and i love helen. as i know from this article, forget the rally. there was a cbs poll from last month. 55% of trump supporters view january 6th now as what? as terrorism? no, as an act defending freedom. folks, another poll shows of all republicans, 51% strongly disapproved of january 6 attack in january. that's down to 39%. as they realized it was their own people doing the attacking, the gop's no longer against it. you know, michael's write.s right that christopher wray, the fbi director testified. january 6th is an act of domestic terrorism. that's what we classified it under federal law. everyone involved who attacked the capitol is what? a terrorist. i donald trump incited a terrorist attack like an al qaeda recruiter or isis recruiter. donald trump and others on the right would demonize our community saying we knew who the terrorists were and we weren't turning them in. trump said we cheered in new jersey on 9/11. they are literally defending the terrorists. forget today. trump put out a statement thursday and at his rallies defending the ter

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but helen is like barbara. i was surprised at the number of women that actually work with her there. i know that there are a lot of retain her supervisor position. as she comes back to work, she decides that it's not enough just for her to be there as a working mom, she wants to bring back other mothers. so she ends up calling barbara and many, many others and ask if they want to come back. helen creates this culture of working motherhood in the lab that simply did not exist before her. this is all happening at a very interesting time in the history of technology. because ibm computers are only just now in the early 1960s really coming into use at nasa. nasa was a little later than some other industries in adopting these electronic computers. what i found in my research was that at most nasa centers, once electronic computers came in, the people who worked as human computers were largely fired. i have a few examples here of this, just on the top, a group of human computers at langley, not too far from here. you

the first person was eleanor francis helene.wser was filled with this picture where she's accepting an award at nasa. when i saw this picture, i was stunned. i had no idea that women worked at nasa at this time, much less as scientists. i knew i had to learn more. what i found was that eleanor francis wasn't alone. she was one of a large group of women who worked at a place called the jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena, california. jpl has a really fascinating history in and of itself. it was founded by a group that were called the suicide squad. they received this name because of the very dangerous experiments they performed on the cal tech campus where some of them were students and some of them were just young people who liked to fire off rockets and explode things. they did a lot of that on campus. they set off an explosion in the engineering building which rusted a brand-new and very expensive wind tunnel. they then blasted off the side of a building, raining brick downs on students below. it was at this point the admini

but helen is like barbara. 30 years old. she's just gotten married and she's about to start a family. so she decides to learn from barbara's example. she hides her pregnancy for as long as she can. then when it's time to have the baby, because there is no maternity leave at this time, she combines all her sick and vacation time so she can take some months off. by doing this, she's able to retain her supervisor position. as she comes back to work, she decides that it's not enough just for her to be there as a working mom, she wants to bring back other mothers. so she ends up calling barbara and many, many others and ask if they want to come back. by doing this helen creates this culture of working motherhood in the lab that simply did not exist before her. now, this is all happening at a very interesting time in the history of technology. because ibm computers are only just now in the early 1960s really coming into use at nasa. nasa was a little later than some other industries in adopting these electronic computers. what i f

hÉlÈne, you are a scholar of international law.us understand more of the instruct -- international instruments that regulate free speech, including one that suzanne nossel flagged and whether the precise -- understanding it's a balancing of interests, how does international law balance interests of speakers against hate speech and what kind of hate speech does it allow the regulation of? >> thank you. committee. i'm going to talk about -- i'm a member of the human rights committee, so it's the part that is in charge of dealing with the icc pr and -- on this issue of limitation, of types of speech, both organs more or less have the same approach to limitation. there are two kinds of limitations of speech authorized on the international level. when a speech is very offensive, discriminatory, or a speech targets, for instance, the community, there are many many judgments delivered by the european court of human rights on prohibition of the speech, for instance, that targets the roma community in a sense, or describes roma community as

thank you, helen. an update on our headlines. the uk _ see. thank you, helen. an update on our headlines. the uk is to _ see. thank you, helen. an update on our headlines. the uk is to issue - our headlines. the uk is to issue temporary visas to thousands of workers to address fuel and food supplies, but experts say doesn't go far enough. detectives investigating the murder of sabina nessa have arrested a 30—year—old man on suspicion of murder in what scotland yard say is a significant relevance. germans go to the polls as the country decides who they want to lead in a post angela merkel era. the chinese technology giant shoe wildly has said it will continue fight charges post the notice states after her chief executive left canada. the long wait abroad was full of struggle and suffering but when i walked down the staircase and landed on the ground, i was thrilled by the warmness from my hometown. it's beyond words. the motherland, i am back. she is the financial officer for huawei, the well�*s largest telecom manufacturer and was arrested in 2018, the us alleg

she is able to do so because of a woman named helen ling. she was born in china. she lived through many terrors in world war ii and she came to the united states for college and in 1953 she was hired by macie roberts to work at jpl. but everyone realizes right away that helen's special. she is an incredibly gifted mathematician. she becomes the go-to person that, when i have a difficult problem, all the engineers want her to be working on it. and so, it is natural for her to take over the role of supervisor after barbara has been fired. but helen is like barbara. 30 years old, she has just gotten married and she's about to start a family. and so the she decides to learn from barbers example. and she hides her pregnancy for as long as she can. and then, when it is time to have the baby, because there is no maternity leave at this time, she combines all of her sick and vacation time so that she can take some months off. by doing this, she is able to retain her supervisor position. and as she comes back to work, she decides that it is not enough to just for her to be

thank you, helen. in the rift care sector. thank you, helen. in the gift shop _ care sector.op no less! you're watching bbc news, it is quarter past two. prince andrew's us lawyers have accepted he has been served with legal papers alleging that he sexually assaulted virginia giuffre in 2001. it follows a dispute over whether the prince had been formally notified of the civil claim against him.ms giuffre is seeking unspecified damages. ——ms giuffre is seeking unspecified damages. prince andrew has consistently denied the allegation. a tense diplomatic and legal standoff between the united states, china and canada has come to an abrupt conclusion. the huawei executive meng wanzhou is flying back to china after being released from home detention in canada, following the temporary resolution of a us legal case against her. in return, china has released two canadians it had imprisoned on espionage charges. david willis reports. leaving her home in vancouver for the last time after nearly three years of house arrest, meng wanzhou, a key figure in one of china's biggest companies,

helen: good question.my top team, my management team, if you go onto the website, 25 people, we have seven women. 28%. not that bad. it has actually increased over the last few years. but in a way, when i look at succession planning, i do not really consider the gender. you have to look at who has the merits, the track record, the aspiration, to do a bigger job. so i do not consider gender in that sense. but, but we all know that in general in asia, women can still in general have a tendency to think a little bit more when you talk about career progression. they may doubt their own ability when you say, hey, why don't you consider in three years time targeting this position. so i do not want to encourage women talent to also not consider their own gender as well. just consider whether they do aspire to do a bigger job, and how to prepare themselves to do that. so building women pipelines means you encourage people, encourage people to aspire, but to women, give them more of a nudge, saying hey, this is equ

helen, stay there, as popular appointment. helen, stay there. as we _ popular appointment.as we look _ popular appointment. helen, stay there, as we look at _ popular appointment. helen, stay there, as we look at some - popular appointment. helen, stay there, as we look at some of- popular appointment. helen, stay there, as we look at some of the l there, as we look at some of the other major changes. michael gove is getting housing secretary. another big promotion is and marie travailing in —— and marie travailing in... what would you save the point of this reshuffle? idietitian the point of this reshuffle? when number 10 _ the point of this reshuffle? when number 10 announced _ the point of this reshuffle? when number 10 announced this - the point of this reshuffle? when number 10 announced this was . number 10 announced this was happening, they talked about it being a cabinet for borisjohnson to build back better — that is a slogan he is using for going forward — and he is using for going forward — and he has this promise of leveling up, raising standards around the coun

helen: good question. at my management team, if you go to the website, 25 people, we have seven women. 28%, not that bad. it has actually increased over the last few years. but in no way, when a look at succession planning, i don't necessarily consider the gender. you have to look at who has the merits, the track record, the aspiration to do a bigger job. so i don't consider gender in that sense, but we all know that in general, in asia, women can still have -- in general, have a tendency to think a little bit more when you talk about career progression. they may doubt their own ability. when you say, hey, why don't you consider in three or times to target this position? women tend to think a bit more. so i don't want to encourage women talent to also not consider their own gender as well, to just consider what they aspire to do a bigger job, and how to prepare themselves to do that. so, with building women partners, you encourage people to aspire. but women, give them a little bit more knowledge, say, hey

helene, this is your beat. you cover this beat.ly and ron both mentioned the timeliness of the withdrawal of afghanistan, time for the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and the chaos over the last few weeks, whats that meant, the confluence of these two events to the servicemembers who devoted so much to this country since. talk about the resources about this day and the last three weeks lead up to it. >> and the 20 years leading up to that. >> sure. >> this is a building i think that's probably, people are in a world of hurt right now because of the not because of the exit from afghanistan, not the withdrawal but because of a, we lost 13 servicemembers, i think it was two weeks ago, maybe three weeks ago. the states are running together in my mind now, but also because of what the scenes you saw at hamid karzai international airport, the afghans who many of the people in this building worked with, the worry they have over translators and interpreters, drivers who were left behind and now in danger in afghanistan. there's that. also it's su

helen, we will be back with ou if significant.f and _ significant. helen, we will be back with you if and when _ significant. helen, we will be back with you if and when there - significant. helen, we will be back with you if and when there are - significant. helen, we will be back. with you if and when there are more changes. i am sure there will be. joining me now is dominic grieve, former attorney general and former mp for beaconsfield. i think ithinki i think i am right in saying you were shuffled out of yourjob at david cameron, 2014? just talk us through what is like to find out you have been reshuffled in a downward direction. i have been reshuffled in a downward direction. , , , . , direction. i suspect never very pleasant _ direction. i suspect never very pleasant my _ direction. i suspect never very pleasant. my taste _ direction. i suspect never very pleasant. my taste stomach . pleasant. my taste stomach conversation took about two and a half minutes. i knew it was going to happen —— my conversation took. i was slightl

helene, you are a scholar of international law.p us understand now more of the international instruments that regulate free speech including the one that suzanne flagged, and what are the precise, understanding that it is a balancing of interests, how does international law balance against hate speech and what does it allow hate speech the regulation of? >> yeah. i'm going to talk about both. i am a member of the human rights committee so dealing with the implementation of the iccpr and human rights. on this issue of limitation of types of speech, both arguments have the same approach to limitation. there are two kinds of limitations of speech authorized at the international level. when a speech, for instance, is very offensive, discriminatory speech, targets, for instance, a community, there are many, many judgments delivered on prohibition of the speech, for instance, that targets a community as a very bad community and so on and so forth. the balance made by the european culture of human rights and the human rights committee is

and started shooting people. >> reporter: helen and nick were both shot that night she held him until assault on paris that friday night was the deadliest attack on french soil since world war ii organized and carried out by isis this was a three-hour military-style ambush. paris's packed sidewalk cafes. at the theater 130 people killed. more than 400 injured. the main defendant. >> are we gonna learn anything new? >> if he talks. >> if he talks. >> big if? >> he didn't say anything to anybody since he was arrested. nothing. not one thing. >> reporter: the attorney represents 40 survivors and victims' families. >> the truth is justice and to understand what happened on november 2014 is important >> reporter: helen is learning to cope with the pain of her injuries but she is determined to look the defendants in the eye. >> i'm going to do whatever i can to make sure that -- that my voice is heard and that his voice is heard and that all of those other people that are no longer with us are heard through me. >> our thanks to kelly cobiella for that report. >>> still to come. remembering

damian: all right, and helen knows a thing or two about holding a note, right?pretty astute when it comes to music. kathy: she's in charge of the judging and bringing in the judges. we also have another person who's helped us a lot and that is jonathan clark. he's a professional mariachi who has really helped us to put some of this together. we have an exhibit in our museum of the trajes and the musical instruments of mariachi that will be showcased all this month and part of next month. and then in october, at the end of october, we're gonna have the other los motos so we really are showcasing our community, our traditions that are, you know, centuries old. and so that's what we're trying to do: share it with the larger community because we've been here the longest and we should be showcased. damian: absolutely, well, i took a class at san jose state with jonathan clark and i used to call him [speaking foreign language] because he knew he was it; he knew everything. i don't know why he was a student; he should have been the professor in front of the class. but

helen: absolutely.bviously, commodities and energies wise, anything that happens in china has a direct relation to the rest of the world. so obviously what is happening in china, as you mentioned, as they are trying to curb power use because basically, they can't get enough coal. that has a direct impact on other countries' abillit -- countries' ability to get cold. gasp -- to get coal. gas prices are up at record levels. so what we are seeing here is a real squeeze. alix: really appreciate it. coming up, how does all of that wind up affecting earnings? our next guest says equities might not be able to withstand the pressure from inflation. katie kaminski, ortho simplex -- katie kaminski, alphasimplex chief strategist, joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ chair powell: inflation is elevated and will likely remain so in coming months before moderating. sec. yellen: clearly inflation this year is going to be above 2%. chair powell: we are seeing upward pressure on prices, particularly due to supply bottl

let's speak to our political correspondent, helen catt.what we heard from katherine's reported earlier, anyone looking, an outside observer might think, actually this doesn't look like it might go the way of the recommendation by the van way of the recommendation by the jcvi? ~ way of the recommendation by the jcvi? . ., ,., . way of the recommendation by the jcvn ., . ., jcvi? well, a source at the department _ jcvi? well, a source at the department of _ jcvi? well, a source at the department of health - jcvi? well, a source at the department of health and | jcvi? well, a source at the - department of health and social care was clear that the option for vaccinating teenagers is still on the table and as you heard there the point of getting the four chief medical officers to look at this is for them to be able to look at some of those other factors beyond that very narrow health view for children, so they are going away and doing that and we are expecting that to come back in the next couple of days and what we are expecting as they will r

warriors edged in the other fixtures — salford red devils beat st helens, leaders catalans dragons.e first odi was due to start in rawalpindi, new zealand's men abandoned the tour, citing security advice from their government. the ecb have since said they will now decide in the next 24—48 hours, whether the men's and women's matches there will go ahead next month. the pakistan cricket board released a statement, saying, "the security officials with the new zealand team have been "satisfied with security arrangements made by the government "of pakistan throughout their stay here. "we are willing to continue the scheduled matches. "however, cricket lovers in pakistan and around the world will be "disappointed by this last—minute withdrawal." and that's all the sport for now. bye— bye. hello there. we've got quite a mixed picture to take us into this a decent end to the worsening week —— working week. some spots caught up to about 22 degrees. for northern ireland and scotland, it's been a different picture. this slow—moving weather front, it's going to be dragging its heels as it pushe

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>> thanks, helene. i would just tell you that there hasn't been a single operation that i've ever been involved in where we didn't discover that there's something that we could have done better or more efficiently or more effectively. and i would also say that no operation is ever perfect. i will tell you that we will do what we always do and that is to look at ourselves and do after-action reviews and we want to make sure that we learn every lesson that can be learned from this experience. but i want to take the time to do it the right way. and, so, we'll do that in the days ahead. >> do you think that -- oh, sorry. >> i was just going to say, i will just say again, helene, i'm enormously proud of our men and women who worked hard to accomplish what they just accomplished which i think, as i said earlier, is historic and heroic. go ahead. >> do you wish maybe you would have thrown out the book, i mean, the previous administration did leave, i understand, did put a lot of hurdles in the way of the siv p

thank you helen.sing chaos on the m25. climate change activists from a group called insulate britain have blocked parts of the motorway several times in the last few days and could now face imprisonment as a result of the ruling by a high courtjudge. let's speak to our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani. dominic, just talk us through this injunction and what it means. yes. injunction and what it means. yes, that is right- _ injunction and what it means. yes, that is right. the _ injunction and what it means. t2: that is right. the injunction sought last night and finally seal and approved and in north east this morning at the high court after a seniorjudge agreed with the transport secretary grant shapps and the home secretary priti patel that so far five protests on the m25 plus others elsewhere against climate change are endring live, these aren't new powers for the police but the court order means that anybody from the group insulate britain who goes back out on to the m25 its verge, und

and helene cooper is here.and broaden it out to the totity of what really amounted to an extraordinary day of public testimony today. i want to play h.r. mcmaster, donald trump's, i don't know, second of four national security advisors and he did an ierview with barry weiss describing the surrender reement, in his wos, that the last administration, mi pompeo, entered into. let's listen. >> our secretary of state signed a surnder agreement to the taliban. >> you're talking about mike pompeo? >> yes. thisollapse goes back to the catulati agreement of 2020. mean, y know the taliban didn't defeat us. we defeated ourselves. >> so, helene, i play that to broaden the lens around which we examine what happened on capitol hill today. what did you think of the sort of this line of questioning and responses up there today? >> well, hi, nicole. thanks for having me. i think you're right. this was an extraordinary day. i mean, as i was on deadline and filing my story and i, you know, you're in the moment and you're not real

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. >> helen wilson from >> i still live it every day. >> reporter: helen was at the e boyfriend nick alexander >> we heard pop, pop, pop, and kept watching an theater with her boyfriend, alex nick alexander. >> we heard pop, pop, pop, and kept watching. motion an and it was like in slow motion. a guy pushed open the door with one hand and had a and then a guy pushed open the door with one hand and had a gud in the other hand and started people shooting people. and nick we >> reporter: helen and nick wert she held him until both shot that night.ed the assault on paris that friday night was th she held him until he died. the assault on paris that friday on french soil night was the deadliest attack r on french soil since world war n ii, organized and carried out by isis this isis. three-hour military-style this was a three-hour military paris's packed style ambush.alk cafÉs, at the bataclan people killed,n theater, 130 people killed, more than 400 40 injured. injured. th the main defendant, salab al assam. are we going to learn anything new?, salah abdeslam. >> are we going to learn anything new

helen is one of my favorite characters on tv an optimist.ptimist. i love doing helen she reminds me a lot of my midwestern roots of my -- of all the -- similar to the south, of women that smile and completely lie to you. and, so my grandma, you know, she just always was full of enthusiasm and cheer, and then you'd get little moments of truth. like, she used to -- we used to -- i used to take her to a little diner called the pine cone "oh, god, and how, let's go to the pine cone. we'd go to the pine cone and get soup raviolis, they'd call them, which is like tortellini soup. "oh, is this soup ever good! [ light laughter ] oh, and how! and she'd call the manager over to specifically tell him how good the soup is she had her little saltines. "oh, this soup is j -- and the broth, oh, my god. and then we'd leave, and in the parking lot, she'd go, "i didn't care for that soup." [ laughter ] 'cause, you know, so helen has that, like, very dark underbelly that we're seeing more and more, in each season, where she's kind of full of it, in terms of he

[hablan a la vez] helen: buenos dÍas. parejas que no nos conocÍamos, diferentes personalidades, diferentes culturas metidos en una casa luchando por lo mismo. la competencia se puso furiosa. tambiÉn van a poder ver cÓmo cada quien lucha por su amor, por esos desafÍos para llevar a su amor al lÍmite como dice el dicho inseparables. no se lo pueden perder. raÚl: me encanta. ustedes van a describir sus relaciones frente a las cÁmaras. helen: exactamente. yo estoy acostumbrada a las cÁmaras. juan pablo es su primera vez. desde cualquier manera. nosotros entramos con el corazÓn, con libras de mÁs. estÁbamos reciÉn casados. raÚl: ahÍ estÁ. no se lo pueden perder "inseparable". [hablan a la vez] >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ johnny: me gusta esa mÚsica. karla: vamos hablar del famoso cantante edwin. es vocalista. comparte la felicidad con nosotro

that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies.h wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. i may not be as pretty. i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the businessman, the only cpa running for gov ernor. california is a mismanaged mess. taxes, cost of living, water, wildfires, homelessness. these aren't political issues; they're readily fixable management issues. career politicians? celebrities? i've solved problems all my life. let's fix this great state! >>> you are watching the tribute in light, live, from new york. these lights, first, came six months after 9/11, and have shown ever since on the night of september 11th. striking visual there. >>> we are just a few days away now from california's recall election. governor newsom at a vote no rally organized by a local union, polls suggest the governor will keep his job and by a fairly wide margin. now, republican front-runner, larry elder, attended a 9/11 memorial in fulle

helen: i hope you can hear me.s, we can see what has been happening in europe over the past few weeks. we've seen prices soar to record highs. in terms of the question earlier about oil, what we've been seeing is that analysts have been forecasting prices that will keep racing towards the end of the year. that has to do with all sorts of things. the fact that the global economy is coming out of its consumption low due to stay-at-home measures that were put in place during the pandemic. yeah. mobility is improving. we know there's a key meeting that's happening next week. the group has committed to increasing oil production by another 400,000 barrels a day. as of next month. it will be fascinating to see whether they can provide those by increasing output even further. tom: how comfortable are opec-plus with the current price levels? helen robertson, thank you mode -- much indeed. shoemakers are under pressure after micron delivers a disappointing forecast. more on the details of that story and implications for the

helen, thank you very much.d in south london to pay tribute to the teacher who was killed in south—east london in kid broke, sabina nessa. a candlelit vigil was held for her last night, people in a community wanting to pay tribute to the 28—year—old who was killed last week. our correspondent is there, many more floral tributes even than yesterday. many more floral tributes even than esterda . ~ , ,., , many more floral tributes even than esterda . ~ , , yesterday. absolutely, candle still burnina yesterday. absolutely, candle still burnin: for yesterday. absolutely, candle still burning for sabina _ yesterday. absolutely, candle still burning for sabina nessa - yesterday. absolutely, candle still burning for sabina nessa this - burning for sabina nessa this afternoon, the site from where her body was found last saturday by a member of the public walking their dog. the candlelit vigil took place about two or three minutes walk from here, hundreds of people attended it, it is when she was headed last friday night

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>> thanks, helene. i would just tell you that there has not been a single operation that i have ever been involved in where we didn't discover that there's something we could have done better or more efficiently or more effectively, and i would also say that no operation is ever perfect. i will tell you that we will do what we always do, and that is to look at ourselves and do after action reviews and we want to make sure that we learn every lesson that can be learned from this experience. but i want to take the time to do it the right way and so we'll do that in the days -- in the days ahead. >> reporter: do you think that -- oh, sorry. >> i was just going to say, i would just say again that i am enormously proud of our men and women that worked hard to accomplish what they just accomplished, which i think, as i said earlier, is historic and heroic. go ahead. >> do you think maybe you should have -- the previous administration did leave, i understand biden did put a lot of hurdles in the way of the siv

well, let's bring in helen. read. she is a member of the world health organization, international health regulations emergency committee on cove of 19. she joins us by scott, from harrisburg, thank you for your time. and you are also on the advisory committee for the covert vaccine in south africa, which leads africa in terms of the vaccination. right. but how much does the picture cost the rest of the continent concern you? it's an enormous concern because as we all know, countries don't have hot borders. so there's lots of movements of people. and but more than that, i mean we are a continental, there's enormous solar garrity across the african region. so we are very aware that the, the mortality rates are going up. the wages are going up. and as long as we neglect the entire continents in the countries in that continental, we don't get back things out. then we can expect the emergence of new bearings. and so far, the variance of concern that we've seen have all been resistant to some extent to the vaccines that we

sure, helen, thank you for that.cturer at the university of exeter medical school. good evening tea. thank you for joining us. would you say to a parent, a mother and father who say, look, we have been double jabbed, the jcbi look, we have been double jabbed, thejcbi are telling the government that they don't think there is anything health—wise in a 12—year—old to 15—year—olds getting any health benefit, rather than getting the vaccine, so we are not going to allow it to happen. that is a aood going to allow it to happen. that is a good question. — going to allow it to happen. that is a good question, and _ going to allow it to happen. that is a good question, and i _ going to allow it to happen. that is a good question, and i hope - going to allow it to happen. that is a good question, and i hope many| going to allow it to happen. that is - a good question, and i hope many gps and public health doctors around the country are addressing this issue. so what i would say is the joint committee on vaccines and immunisati

that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies.isdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. was a crossing guard and has died the crash happened at about three this afternoon outside stanley middle school on school street a child was also heard but is okay authorities have not released any more details school officials say a lot of students witnessed the crash and urging parents to check in with their kids. extra counseling will also be provided on campus. new attend the in san francisco an emotional meeting tonight as people waited on whether a tourist hotel should be converted to permanent housing for homeless people. tonight hundreds of people spoke out at the virtual meeting could views jenna customers in the city now to explain what's at stake gianna. frank the kimpton hotel buchanan is a popular spot for tourists right across from japantown but during the pandemic it was turned into temporary housing for homeless people now the city wants to buy intern

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helen catt, bbc news.ident biden will address the united nations general assembly in new york. let's speak to our correspondent, laura trevelyan, at the un. what to expect president biden to say? he will be pretty shortly. yes. say? he will be pretty shortly. yes, he will be speaking _ say? he will be pretty shortly. yes, he will be speaking in _ say? he will be pretty shortly. yes he will be speaking in the next hour and a half and his speech will be very closely watched here. it is the opening day of the general debate at the united nations, when world leaders get together, they were not able to last year because of the pandemic but this year more than 100 delegations are in person and there will be a lot of scrutiny of whether president biden delivers on his agenda of america's back, that is what he has been saying for months but a lot of traditional american allies, most notably the french, or feeling rather bruised and same that actually the agenda of president biden is quite similar in many ways to t

helen, thank you very much. we will go back to brighton soon as we see angela rayner arrive.o formally announce a visa scheme that will make it easier for foreign drivers to work in the uk. details of the plan will be set out tomorrow. it's expected the temporary plan will allow visas for about 5,000 drivers to tackle the hgv driver shortage, which has led to supply problems at some petrol stations and other businesses. the road haulage association estimates that the uk is short of about 100,000 hgv drivers in total — with existing shortages made worse by a number of factors, including the pandemic and brexit. here's our business correspondent, katy austin. people have been told not to panic buy, there is no shortage of fuel itself. but again this morning, there were queues at petrol stations. absolute mayhem, nobody can get past, nobody can get in. eg group, which operates 400 sites, has set a £30 per customer limit. the initial problems experienced by bp were due to a shortage of lorry drivers. it is thought the uk has a shortfall of tens of thousands. brexit is definitely

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we have great guest with me now, we have helen westmoreland, director of family engagement at the pta. we also have vice president of conduct, she helps parents support their kids learning. and then we have lakisha young, ceo of oakland reach, a nonprofit that wants to improve opportunities for families of color in oakland, california and that area. and should i start with one person? >> hi guys. let me ask all of you. i will start with you -- what can parents do, to try to make sure how they can get a sense of how their child is doing academically? >> yeah. i have heard from parents over the past years, talking and saying that really nine in ten parents believe that their child is below grade level and reading and math. and for many of our black and brown families, they perceive it to be lower. and so they believe a more accurate assessment of their children's performance and achievement. so for example, we don't have to rely on test which may represent effort and not mastery of skills. and so the number one way for parents to know how their child is doing is to be in regular touch w

but that maybe. >> every family. >> lamy it to helen. you sent us how parents will impact how their children cope. tell me more. >> we heard from lots of experts , myself being the mom of a three-year-old, going through this, they are not following cdc guidance, joy keeper, doable her. i don't have a virtual option so it is incredibly stressful. this concerns me. nearly half of parents are just worried. in one of the things that we can do is do whatever we need to cope. so on our podcast episode, at the time i was sucking up potty training my toddler but sometimes the expectations we put on our kids are too high and they're causing us to but heads. so if your call -- having trouble supporting your kids you want to go for a nature hop -- nature walker join the virtual family, there are lots of ways we can support our kids. you not have to stay locked in the cycles of distress with them. that is the most important thing we can do as parents to help ourselves first sort kids can learn and still motivate and sometimes that means dealing with

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thank you, helen.petrol. detectives investigating the murder of sabina nessa has arrested a 38—year—old man in what they say is a significant development. germany goes to the polls today to see who will replace angela merkel. seven carriages from an amtrak passenger service left the tracks on the tone of chester. —— town of chester. the train had been travelling between seattle and chicago and the us national transportation safety board has launched an investigation. the chinese technology giant huawei has said it will continue to contest charges against that after its chief executive left canada after deals with the prosecutors. it was facilitated with the transfer of two canadians held in china. a crowd of well—wishers without a metre. the long wait abroad was full of struggle and suffering but when i walked down the staircase and landed on the ground, i was thrilled by the warmness from my hometown. it's beyond words. the motherland, i am back. meng wanzhou is the financial officer for huawei, the w