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also in the programme, the high court in london finds l the high court in london finds that the rule by sheikh mohammed al—maktoum secretly hacked the phone of his ex— wife princess haya ofjordan. and with natural gas prices hitting a record high, we will look at how russia is using its huge supplies to control the market. millions of children are to be offered vaccinations against one of the world's deadliest diseases, malaria. the world health organization has given its backing to a jab which, if the trails are to be believed, could be a game changer in tackling the mosquito borne illness which killed hundreds of thousands of people across the continent every year. this is a milestone in public health. after decades of research and trials, this one in kenya, at last a vaccine against one of the world's deadliest infections — malaria. the disease is spread by mosquitoes, which are infected with the malaria parasite. this triggers fever, and in severe cases, organ failure. the world health organization said the vaccine would now be widely rolled out across africa. this long awaited m

is high court. the whistle blowers, a high profile supporters, are showing their support outside demanding his freedom. he would spend the rest of his life in a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that with no crime, i've been telling the world the truth a solution to the energy crisis. this and other big issues have been discussed that an economic for him in the italian city of baroda. today, a prominent future shaping voice is from europe and asia getting together also in the program, a key figure from january's capitol hill, riots who was caught on camera encouraging people to storm the building is lastly removed from the fbi. i most wanted list, certainly prompting questions about who we really is. ah, into the evening hours, we go here in moscow with a full program, one out to you to national i rural restructure. so the face of the wiki lease found a julian us on just right now in the hands of the u. k. 's high court. it's a us extradition hearing has just ended, though a

ross: we begin in london, where the high court down theuler of dubai interfered with british juste i lly hacking the mobile phone of his ex-wife during their divorce custody battle. according to the cart, -- the court, her legal team and security were also targeted. l's begin with our correspondent. >> together to longer, the ruler of dubai and his ex-wife, now fighting custody battle in the high court. it has been revealed that he ordered illegal phone hacking during a crucial phase of the hearings. her phone was hacked. so was that of her personal assistant, security, and legal team even that of the baroness, a barrister, and a member of the house of lords. the princess fled to buy years ago after learning of her husband's abduction and mistreatment of two of the daughters. she applied for the return of her children. the judgment revealed the extraordinary lengths that one middle eastern ruler and a close ally of britain has gone to to size total control over the women in his family. the measures have been described as an abuse of power and serial breach of law. the court heard how

ah ah, the hearing of julian, a song that tradition case has wrapped up in the case high court was closed high profile supporters showed their support outside morning his freedom he would spend the rest of his, a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that to look for? somebody can, with no crime, wasn't coming in the world, the true solution to the energy crisis and other big issues are being discussed at an economic forum, a made out in the city of rosena today, recruitment and future shaping voices from europe and asia all getting together a key figure from january is capitol hill, right. so was caught on camera. encouraging people to school in the building is quite removed from the at the always most wanted list. open questions about the background. ah one for moscow. thanks for joining us tonight on our team. for national, i'm daniel hawkins. whether you was nights. welcome to the program. now the fate of the wicked expounded julian assange is in the hands of the you case high court. it's us extradition hearing has just ended. the verdict might take several weeks

k high court as an extradition appeal hearing to the u. s. for the whistleblower gets off today in london. ah, so just moment up to 7 pm on wednesday here at moscow, this is aki international. great to have you with us for the evening program 1st. now we go straight to breaking news as we understand a bomb scare in washington. d. c is currently in effect where it's now just a minutes after 12 o'clock noon on wednesday. these a live pictures for you right now. of the u. s. capital police at the department of health and human services. now if just to give you an idea, if you're remotely familiar with the layout of washington dc, the u. s. department of health and human services. it's right at the intersection of independence avenue southeast in washington avenue. southwest is right alongside what's called the mole in washington dc where you have the smithsonian museums, the air and space of the national art gallery. and then of course, it's very, very close to the u. s. capital, the library of congress will. let's get more details now on this a

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now fighting a custody battle in high court.hammed ordered illegal phone hacking during a crucial phase of the hearings. princess haya's phone was hacked. so were those of her personal assistant, her security and legal team. and even that of baroness shackleton — her barrister and a member of the house of lords. princess haya, in white, fled dubai two years ago after learning of her husband's abduction and mistreatment of two of his daughters. she applied for court orders to prevent her children from being returned to dubai. the judgment published here today reveal the extraordinary lengths that one middle eastern ruler and a close ally of britain has gone to to exercise total control over the women in his family. the measures have been described as an abuse of power and a serial breach of criminal law here in britain. the court heard how agents of the dubai ruler used intrusive spyware called pegasus, sold by israel's nso group to the united arab emirates, to infect the mobile phones of the sheikh's opposing legal team. what is

headlines for this hour on odd t with the fate of julian songs about to be decided in the you case, high court. there was a blow as high profile supporters of showing their support outside, demanding his freedom. he would spend the rest of the week, a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that to look forward to the company can with no crime. and telling the world the truth, a solution to the energy crisis vis signed all the big issues of being discussed as an economic form in the italian city of verona today, where prominent future shopping voices from europe and asia on getting together. the key figure from january's capitol hill, riots who was caught on camera encouraging people to storm the building is quietly removed from the f. b i most wanted list. it is certainly prompting questions about his background. ah, quite yourself to 5 pm on thursday here at moscow and a very busy program for you today. we appreciate you joining us. this is asi, international. the fate of the wiki lease. honda, julianna's sonjee, is to be decided today by the you case, high court. it is t

case, high court deliberates on whether to hand him over to the americans to day high profile figures have spoken in support of the whistle. he would spend the rest of you to log in. a supermarket written in the united states. what kind of life with no crime? i've been telling the world truth a solution to the energy crisis and other big issues have been discussed as an economic form and they come in to tell the retina where prominent figures shaping voices from europe and asia. i'm guessing to get them on facebook. no more as not is a good bug announce is met. say the name of the company in an apparent bit to distance that from the in bottle social media. john. ah, all like for no sco, you're watching on seen to national with me. you national pop out. thanks for joining the face over the weekend leagues. fonda julian, a song is in the hands of the u. k. high court. it's us extradition hearing, has just ended that verdict might take weeks. the i do not want a motion to know 17 chargers of espionage and one of conspiracy. the government competes, if convicted, he could face a prison se

high court . are these shadow. it was actually still the shadow. you've had a busy day with lots of a saw. your support is where you are now today. tell us about how it was today. i know you were speaking to friends and family of julian assange. people outside the world for her justice has been very vocal for nearly 48 hours now in defense of june is not just the lawyers of the theories with washington. the people here on the street as well, particularly in regards to the fact that the united states was currently just purchasing judas on just like trick evaluation, done assessments. and we can make that change to me earlier today. and he said that they're still living in some homes that just says that will be on the medical ground. common sense and justice seems to be often far away. so i have to retain a certain level of skepticism my senate has been when assessing the possibilities, but we certainly hope that the outcome will be that the high court will simply say he cannot be expedited. this is an opportunity for the united kingdom to reassert t

of his ex-wife's phone in a bitter custody battle over their children, tt is the ruling from the high courtlondon. plus, scientists identify fossils of what is thought to be the oldest meat eating dinosaur in the u.k., the size of a chken. welcome to "bbc world news america." on pbs and arod the globe, the bbc has obtained evidence that in central afghanistan, the taliban are driving hundreds of families from the hud zara minority community out of their villages. the taliban were last in power 20 years ago and persecuted ethnic and religious minority, especially the hud zara people. reporter: 400 kilometers southwest of kabul, home to the hazaras, a minority shiite community. says this house has been in his family for generations. now he's being told by his new taliban rulers that his family must leave. mohammed refused, so they began to destroy his home. >> they didn't give us any reason. they said, "these lands are ours and you should leave." that was our family's home. this was empty land when my grandfather built our home on it. i was born on it. reporter: more than 4000 people from thi

high court deliberates on whether to hand him over to the americans throughout the day, high profile figures of spoken out in support of the whistle. never. he would spend the rest of his life, a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that? somebody can give me a crime. i've been telling a world the truth solution to the energy crisis for this and other big issues are being discussed on economic forum when it's on an searchable, rona, today a prominent future shaping voters from europe and asia all getting together to brainstorm facebook. no more plasma sick, a bargain out his matter is the new name of his company in an apparent bid to distance it from the battled social media join. ah, why from moscow? thanks for joining us tonight on our teams national and daniel hawkins. rather, you want to night. welcome to the program. now the fate of the wicked weeks found julianna's songs. she is in the hands of the u. k. high court. and cus, extradition hearing has just ended though a verdict might take several weeks. ah, i didn't assange is warranted why washington, on 1

. >> reporter: the high court with six republican appointees and three justices selected by democrats is expected to deal with some highly controversial issues, including the death penalty, gun rights, abortion and religious libertys. >> elections have consequences, and we're seeing this play out both in what they're choosing to hear, and as we'll see in a couple of weeks, couple of months, how they come down on this issue. >> reporter: the most divisive may be the battle of roe v. wade. this could be the biggest test of the abortion ruling in the last 30 years. >> a lot of people didn't know i existed. >> reporter: shelley thornton's biological mother was jane roe. immediately she gave thornton up for adoption. thornton says while she had no part in the controversial ruling, it's been a burden her entire life. >> my whole thinking is, oh, god, everybody is going to halt me because everybody is going to blame me for abortion being legal. >> reporter: now almost 50 years later, this session of the high court is expected to determine if it stays that way. the justices already working un

and as they fates of julian assange is debated in the you case high court. the whistleblower supporters, the mum, his freedom one m e p told us it's time that government steps in it probably needs a political process rather than a traditional process. the politicians need to stop tension their heads and let this man with from moscow to the world. this is the news, our own r t, you know, neil taking you through 3rd, these big stories 1st today, europe may be in the grip of an energy crisis, but gas prices have started to fall. the done were trend was sparked after vladimir putin tool, the chief of the russian gas, john gas problem, to rush it up supplies to european storage facilities. next month. earlier, my colleagues, daniel hawkins on elliot tranquil discussed what the russian president, how to say posted, okay, i ask you once you have finished pumping gas into underground storage facilities in russia to start work on increasing the volume of gas in your underground storage facilities in europe. in austria and germany, what exactly did the russian preside

the high court in london has ruled that the ruler of dubai authorised the hacking of his former wife's threat" during a custody battle over their children. our security correspondent, frank gardner, reports. together no longer. dubai's ruler, sheikh mohammed al maktoum, and his ex—wife, jordan's princess haya, now fighting a custody battle in the high court. it's been revealed today that sheikh mohammed ordered illegal phone hacking during a crucial phase of the hearings. princess haya's phone was hacked. so were those of her personal assistant, hersecurity and legal team, and even that of baroness shackleton, her barrister and a member of the house of lords. princess haya, in white, fled dubai two years ago after learning of her husband's abduction and mistreatment of two of his daughters. she applied for court orders to prevent her children from being returned to dubai. thejudgment, published here today, revealed the extraordinary lengths that one middle eastern ruler and a close ally of britain has gone to to exercise total control over the women in his family. the measures have bee

asia are getting together with the face of beauty and assange about to be decided in the you case, high court, it was a blow, was high profile supporters are showing that support outside demand thing is freedom. he would spend the rest of his a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that with no crime, wasn't telling the world the truth. also in the program, a key figure from january's capitol hill, riots who was caught on camera encouraging people to storm the building is quietly removed from the f. b. i's most wanted list, certainly prompting questions about his background. ah well, it's a full book. it for you on this thursday program here, one out to you international and straight to italy, we go. but green reforms and the energy supply crisis, certainly some of the big questions being trying to get answers. now today's your region economic forum, the event gathers together big hitters from the business world and beyond is currently underway in the beautiful italian city of verona, which is where at ortiz, charlotte do boesky is now following this for amanda charlotte

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that says the you case, high court deliberates on whether to hand him over to the americans. high profile figures have spoken in support of the whistleblower. he would throw the rest of his daughter in a supermarket prison in the united states. what kind of life with no crime, i've been telling the world the truth or for the south, a solution to the editor crisis, and other big issues have been discussed as an economic form and they time is detail. verona were prominent figures shaping voices from europe and asia and getting together and facebook noble as knob is, look, a bog announce is meta is the new name of his company in a parent and bid to distance it from the in bottle social media. john? ah, this is denise and nancy international with me. you lasha, paula. hello and welcome to the program. past the fatal, the we can expound a jelena sanjay's in the hands of the u. k. high court. is us extradition hearing, has just ended that verdicts. my take weeks the i drew in san jose mountain by washington on 17 challenges of spanish and one kind of conspiracy. to have a government

high court deliberates on whether to hand him over to the americans throughout the day, high profile figures and spoken out for the whistle law. he would spend the rest of the july in a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that look forward to somebody with no crime? i've been telling a world the truth, a solution to the energy crisis. this and not a big issues of being this guy for an economic for many italian. the city of arona today, prominent teacher shaping voices from europe on asia, getting together to brainstorm and facebook no more. as mock, zuckerberg announces meta is the new name of his company in an apparent bit distance it from the embattled social media john? ah . although the alarm from oscar, thanks for joining us tonight and auto international. i'm daniel hawkins. web, you are this evening. welcome to the program. now the fate of the wiki likes found at student a san she's in the hands of the u. k. hi court. it's us extradition hearing has just ended though a verdict might take several weeks. the i was using a song she's wanted by washington o

the high court will consider an appeal by the u. s. over a previous ruling to block the whistleblowers extradition. he's wanted by. busy washington to face 17 charges of espionage and one of conspiracy to huck. a government computer if convicted, he could face a prison sentence of 175 years. the i well we can go live know to side. busy to court and speak to are to show the edwards dusty good morning showed you a lot riding on this hearing. of course, for julie massage, and indeed an anxious few days ahead for his supporters to absolutely empty the tuesday hearing else the extra position, the final hearing. actually this sounds it's just taking off directly behind me here at the royal court of justice in central london. it's where the united states will far will now begin the appeals process to try and revise the decision via versus george back in january. to expedite judy assigns to the united states that was based on the grounds that he was our high risk of suicide. so today is all about washington putting forward a case over time. th

all those things he would have brought to the high court level. maria f judges, which much stronger independence and expertise, but it was quite smart by the u. s. the u. k. 2 to have it arranged the other one, so they don't extroverted. and then the 1st instance they, they basically confirmed a whole narrative about us. you're not actually sessions of everything and set the precedent criminalizing basic the journalist for that matter, but they will only bring those questions to the appeals court that they want to have to consider. but just to the us under state of health and their prison conditions. and now mind you, their prison conditions is absolutely in their control. they can make diplomatic guarantees at any stage of to any extent to neutralize those concerns. they can offer medical services, they can offer no guarantees when they go to the conditions of attention, which makes it very difficult for the high court. now to refuse extra yes, james, the excuse. he seemed to be saying, we have a psychiatric asylum. we can throw julian sans into

high court is overseeing a hearing with julian assange for the next 24 hours. will he be made a free man? will keep you posted here on arte ah a federal reserve. there you go. ahead no recreation came when we get the rest is 7 years a report ah mm. in. ah . i'm african retired say we're going underground on budget day in london. coming up with the show is boris johnson's. you can government got 26 leading the well to extinction. we ask an adviser on the environment to some of the world's largest companies, jonathan pores, and with the most significant multinational climate event in years. just days away, when nato enemies, russia, and china said to be a no show, all the small coming up in today's going underground with fast is violence linked to u. k. arm sales and foreign policy continues to rock sudan, syria, yemen and jerusalem. britain so called mainstream media laser focused more on this weekend glasgow gaap 26 summit billed is a chance, perhaps a lost chance to save humanity from climate catastrophe. i'm joined now by author activists in the diane of gree

the case continues at the high court in london. >> after a two-day hearing at britain's high court, judges said they wou defer their ruling in julian assange's extradition case to a later date. judges in the u.s. argued the wikileaks founder is well enough to face charges on u.s. soil. the previous request was denied by a u.k. court in january, saying assange was at serious risk of suicide is subjected to harsh u.s. prison conditions. >> it should be evident to the u.s. courts that julian would not be safe if you went to the united dates and that this is a political prosecution, and it should be brought to an end. >> assange appeared via video on the first day. the u.s. said he would not be held in solitary confinement and could serve any sentencing in his native australia. his attorneys said these assurances are not enough to protect him from harm. they also said u.s. agents have previouslylotted to kidnapper sans from the ecuadorian embassy and poison him. the legal battle is likely to drag on for months if not years. the rise in cases of covid-19 raises alarm at the world health organiz

found a julian assigned to this to be decided today by the you case, high court. it is the 2nd day of an extradition appeal hearing brought by the united states blue sh julian sanchez wanted by washington on 17 chargers of espionage on one of conspiracy to hack a government computer. if convicted, he could face a prison sentence of a 175 years and remaining outside the high court in london is our correspondent, shantia edwards. dashti. today is the day 2 of the expedition hearing for june. massage right here in central london at the royal court of justice and now is a ton of assigned. if louis were to present the case and hit back against allegations made as yesterday by washington, including washington's office of an unprecedented package of diplomatic assurances that juno saw, would not be held under the strictest accident additions in prison. even if he was put in a luxury adjacent to central park in prison is still in prison. the issue is he should not be in prison. he is in a maximum security personnel, and frankly, all the evidence we've gotten all the exper

the high court in london finds that the ruler in dubai shake secretly hacked the phones of his ex—wifehe denies any involvement. and with natural gas prices hitting a record high we will look at how russia is using its huge supplies to control the market. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news, it's newsday. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and late on wednesday evening across sub saharan africa where millions of children are to be offered vaccinations against one of the world's deadliest diseases malaria. the world health organisation has given its backing to a jab which if the trials are to be believed could be a game change in tackling the mosquito borne illness which kills hundreds of thousands of people across the continent every year. our medical editor fergus walsh has the story. this is a milestone in public health. after decades of research and trials, this one in kenya, at last a vaccine against one of the world's deadliest infections — malaria. the disease is spread by mosquitoes, which are infected with the malaria parasite. this triggers fever, and in s

high court deliberates on whether to hand him over to the americans. high profile figures have spoken in support of the whistleblower. we would spend the rest of your a supermarket prison in the united states. what kind of life with no crime? i've been telling the world the truth or for the south, a solution to the energy crisis base and other big issues have been discussed as an economic form. and they time in sale. verona with prominent figures shaping voices from europe and asia and getting together on facebook noble as knob is like a bog announces meta is the new name of his company in a parent and bid to distance it from the embattled social media. john ah, this is been use and i'll see international with me. you lash paula. hello and welcome to the program. past the fate of the weekly found the julian assange is in the hands of the u. k. high court. is us extradition hearing, has just ended that verdicts. my take weeks the i drew in san jose millington by washington on 17 challenges of spanish and one kind of conspiracy about it. to have a governm

high court deliberate on whether to harm him over to the americans. today. high profile figures have spoken in support of the whistle, blah. he would spread the rest of the law. it a supermarket, written in the united states. what kind of life with no crime and coming in the world, the truth, a solution to the energy calling it says this and other big issues have been discussed as an economic form in the time in states have the right where prominent figures shaping voices from europe and asia of getting together on facebook. no more as not looking, bog announces met, say the name of his company in a parent bid to distance that from the in by told social mean dead child. ah, internet new life in moscow, this is all saying to national with me he lash paula, hello and a very welcome to the fast be fate of the we can make sound and turn in a sound in the hands of a u. k. hi, called the us extradition herring has just ended, the verdict might take weeks. ah, i so judy saunders entered my washington on 17 charges of espionage and one on conspiracy to hack and gover

therefore, there is still a hope that if the high court decides in a few month time not to support the. appeal for extradition, the supreme court here will take no more appls. there is also hope the biden government will accept this rung if itakes place. if the high court,istening to the case even we speak, decides that julian should be extradited, we will immediately appeal to the supreme court, which means it will be delayed. but the fact that julian is being kept in a top-secret he prison, belmarsh, which ishell, where his health is deteriorating, is an absolute scandal. if he is to be kept in prison at all, should be in a low-grade present -- prison. why julian should be in this present is just vindictiveness. there's no other way to describe it. and this government should be ashamed of themselves because that is where the ordercome from. now what julian has done is what others have done before. it was done during the vietnam era as we know, done most recently by edward snowden, releasing secrets in the public interest. that is all he did. there is nothing he put out that is illega

case high court has an appeal hearing on a us extradition request gets on the way and the yield of poland to cough up a 1000000 euros every single day. it abandoned a controversial reform to his school system and prompted warsaw to accuse brussels of blackmail. ah, luck for moscow. thanks for joining us tonight. i think international and daniel hawkins. robbie was not welcome to the program or we thought this evening with breaking news story with a bomb scare taking place in washington. d. c. at 3 government buildings have an evacuation, including the department of health and human services, or for the very latest on this. so let's go live to what he's k l'm open on update . caleb, thanks for staying cross the story. what's the latest we know? well, at this point, we've got bomb squads and federal security agencies on the scene. a number of buildings along independence avenue in washington, d. c. have been evacuated, independence avenue is closed down. there are streets parts of the street close on the street on 2nd street and on the street in washington d. c. this is a very important are

high court ortiz at shot, it was dashed, he's still there, shout, you've had a busy day with lots of a song. just support is where you are now today. tell us about how it was today. i know you were speaking to friends and family of julian assange. people outside of the rural course of justice has been very vocal nearly 48 hours now in defense of the linux. it's not just the louisa, the furious with washington. the people here on the street as well, particularly in regards to the fact that the united states is totally discrediting units on just psychiatric evaluations. done assessments and we need to register and he sent to me earlier today and he said that they're still living in some high that justice and will be sad on the medical ground. common sense and justice seems to be often far away. so i have to retain a certain level of skepticism, lawrence in the system when the assessing the possibilities. but we certainly hope that you all come will be that the high court will simply say he cannot be expedited. this is an opportunity for the them to reassert administration or li an john

the high court can change that. they can certainly they can certainly, you know, be reasonable and apply the law to the the medical states that you know junior passengers and they know exactly what the prison conditions are like in the us. as far as i know, the defense team has also crossed the appeal. it's just that the cross appeal, which then brings all those other questions before, but obviously will only be dealt with if the u. s. is successful in it's. so before we get to that stage, just to be clear as things stand right now in london, if you were about to suddenly, i dunno and show me a tv set of roaches journalist being gun down by and i got the gun ships for both of us could be tortured, we could be subject to a u. s. secretary of state claiming that we were a non state or cell actors. worthy was us nation on the streets of london that, that president has already been said and could be extradited. that that's all fine . is just the suicide risk. well, you know, think about the murder of george floyd which

the high court is considering an appeal by the u. s. over a previous ruling to block the whistleblowers extradition is wanted by washington to face 17 charges of espionage and one of conspiracy to hack a government computer. if convicted assange could get a prison sentence of a 175 years. a hearing forward, you know, now kicked off at the united states is now appealing to kind of a, started back in january with the united states. so that was a decision based primarily on the risk i made about trying to put on it to try a, the all humans a not the place at a maximum security prison in the united states and even 2nd sentence in australia. they're also on hearing the sound of mental and physical health isn't as bad as has been made out of actually with the united states. or you could actually prevent a noise acting for the united states. say that his help is completely on the day to day hearing a date, it will be the opportunity to present a defendant hold your thoughts. but today already there are plenty of processes behind me. i saw it.

where do you see the high court?eally is it in this mississippi case that will really get the indication or is it a cases that follow. conservatives of one of the rule over this wait for decades. in roe versus wade, the supreme court said states can't prohibit abortion before viability. the time it was, the fetus can survive outside the womb. that's about the 24th week of pregnancy. mississippi prohibits abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy. mistake can do that. then why can't it privet abortions after the sixth week of pregnancy? we even after conception. i can't count to five votes on the current court to strike down the mississippi law. what what will that mean, ultimately than for a woman's right to an abortion in this country. i think ultimately it's going to be left to each state and its political process decide for itself in california abortion will remain legal but in place like mississippi and texas will be illegal. women who have resources will be able to come to places where abortion is legal. but wo

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today we had the 1st day of the appeal hearing at the high court. and so he's not as states what they've been trying to do today in court is very much what they did last year, which is try and destroy the medical test. so many of the key medical extra professor compliment, who's a renowned in europe psychiatrists the world over. and they're trying to chip away his credibility because he did not disclose the identity of sanchez partner and sell the morrison that they had had 2 children. which of course is a very reasonable. busy thing to have done, even the judge agreed with this, given the fact that the, as we, as we've just seen, was at least considering kit not being or killing him in the equitorial embassy. so you know, out of concern for the family safety. this is a minor detail that professor compliment had left out, which doesn't take anything away from his medical testimony about us on just well being. nevertheless, the prosecution is making a very big point of contention. they're trying to attack his integrity, his honesty as an expert witnes

the high court will take up texas' new abortion law. we'll break down what's at stake with our political analyst, larry gerston. >>> 120 million americans will soon be eligible for vaccine boosters while elementary age children could soon be approved for their first shots. how the biden administration is preparing for both. >>> good friday. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. how did this happen? we are learning more about the shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new film. court records show baldwin was given the gun by an assistant director who didn't know the gun was loaded with live rounds. that assistant director indicated to baldwin the gun was safe to use. let's bring in nbc's jennifer borkland who joins us in los angeles. a lot of new information. what do you have for us? >> reporter: raj, we are hearing from alec baldwin as well. he says he is fully cooperating with this investigation which is unfolding, and it is a police investigation into what appears to be a hor

and this is after a high court. there rule that publishers are legally liable for defamatory comments under the posts of news organizations or any media sites. cnn asked facebook for help to disable the comments function in australia. but the company says it cannot do location specific, common, disabling. if you switch off comments on a facebook page in one location or in one country, you essentially disable ed for users around the world who come to that pitch. this high court ruling has significant impact on australian media companies. many of them just don't allow comments on their force any longer, because moderating or policing a common section takes too much. time takes only moderators and just too much money . okay, fax me, it's something you see a news coverage all the time or hear the voice of translator and they don't always get it right. the translation of literature from one language to another is an even trickier business literature is much more subtle than journalists. it's less direct and languages com

high court. the whistle blowers, supporters demand his freedom. one m e p told us it's time the government stepped. it is probably needs a political process rather than a traditional process. the politicians need to stop petitioned or have left this man. oh, where are we are counting the program from today? welcome to moscow on to the news our on our t. i'm you know, neil, our top story this thursday. europe may be in the grip of an energy crisis, but gas prices have started to fold. it came after vladimir putin tool, the chief of the russian gas jain, gas problem, to ratchet up supplies, to european storage facilities. next month, or earlier, my colleagues, daniel hawkins and elliot tranquil discussed, walked the russian president at the se, upholstered. okay, i ask you that once you have finished pumping gas into underground storage facilities in russia to start work on increasing the volume of gas in your underground storage facilities in europe, in austria and germany, what exactly did the russian president, the site, the cause, this plunging

ajudgement from the high court in london has found that the ruler of dubai, sheikh mohammed al maktoumsecretly hacked the phones of his ex—wife, princess haya ofjordan. he denies any involvement. and the bbc has found evidence of the taliban carrying out systematic evictions of hazara people in afghanistan. more than 1000 families were targeted in central afghanistan. the taliban claim the mainly shia hazaras were living there illegally. survivors of an islamist attack on the bataclan concert venue in paris nearly six years ago have been recounting their ordeal in court for the first time. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are jane merrick, who is the policy editor at the i, and kieran andrews, who is the political editor at the times scotland. hello to you both. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the telegraph leads with borisjohnson�*s party conference speech highlighting a pledge to protect green spaces. it comes, it says, after a tory voter backlash which saw them lose the safe seat of chesham and amersham. bombastic

is high court, which has yet to deliver. it's voted. i'm so angry and i'm so bad and i'm sure dish cash did with the non cheap kingdom and write a correction. russia test, the military might have it stated, the r s 400 air defense system in the countries far east without correspondent getting in on the action. ah, i'm coming to live mac grey and rainy moscow. this is auntie international, but it is the friday program. so there's a bit of a silver lining to the cloud today. it's good to have you with us. 18 months into the pandemic, and the u. s. continues to be the global cove it hotspot, and so currently averaging around $70000.00 new cases every day. and that's, but the issue of vaccine mandates front and center with protests. continuing against them. a critics have labeled to measure unfair and extreme in new york, hundreds of 1st responders and city workers gathered in front of the rep. the cities may i to demonstrate against mandatory vaccinations, it comes off the bill de blasio earlier ordered all public workers to have at least

case high court extradition appeal hearing to b. u. s. for the whistleblower starts today in london, you old by a desire to save money amid soaring prices. german drivers are popping out of the country to the alert tanks where it's much cheaper we hear from somebody cheaper than germany. the price is here. 3rd, you said lower. that's why we hear. of course everyone is worried about prices. i've heard they could tripled next year. so don's prime minister is released following the military coup in the country outside the u. s. fries as millions of dollars in economic aid to the african nation leading to the questions over. who gets ah, live from our international new center in moscow. this is r t i'm union ally. let's get to the stories. imprisoned, wiki leaks funder julian assange, finds himself back in court to day and say to day extradition hearing gets underway in the u. k. the high court will consider an appeal by the u. s. over a previous ruling to block the whistle blowers, extradition. now he is wanted by washington to face 17 charg