no, jane russell. marilyn monroe.tch the picture again and again and she says "come on, they don't have any talent anyway." and he said, "they don't need any." >> stephen: what did that mean to you at 14? >> lily: that hit me. i finally knew what a consciousness click was and it opened the vault and i felt of course that meant that the women were diminished. they were marginalized. they didn't have -- just how they looked was good enough. that was all that was important, not what they were doing, how talented they were or what gifts they might have otherwise. just as human beings. more than just shaking and jiggling, which they were doing profoundly on the screen at that moment. >> jane: i'm just politely listening. >> stephen: let's talk about women and talent. because you are back on screen together starring in the new movie "moving on." lily, i understand you called up the writer-director. >> lily: paul weitz. >> stephen: and said make this movie. >> lily: i said why don't you write a movie for me and my friend? >>

how did you meet jane campion?— meet jane campion? i was in a little school _ meet jane campion?t jane campion? i was in a little school called the - little school called the philips street theatre, i would get up at about 6:30 a.m., catcha bus get up at about 6:30 a.m., catch a bus and train and another bus to get into the city. it was the highlight of my week. and jane was in film school, so she was really young and i remember being told "0h, and i remember being told "oh, this woman who is going to be directing a little film, student film, would like to see you". and i was like oh! oh my gosh, my gosh! and that was jane. we're talking a0 years later and i still her. and still deeply close to her, would tell her anything, will confide in her anything, and feel unbelievably safe with her. , , , ., ., feel unbelievably safe with her. , ., ., ., her. did she become a mentor to ou at her. did she become a mentor to you at such _ her. did she become a mentor to you at such a _ her. did she become a mentor to you at such a young _ her. did she become a mentor to you at such a young a

jane was his country now. who, as he sat crippled in his box, kept him alive. and in love. >> i always knew love is some point but never as important as i knew now, you learn, it changes your life forever. for sure. >> but it doesn't make life air. >> we have to tell you, it's difficult to do so, jane cancer returned full force, and four years after she fought for and won eduardo's freedom, she died. it had to be dark time for you? terrible time? >> it was horrible. >> that was the worst thing in my life more than the kidnapping, that was terrible. >> it was definitely the most difficult time of my life, losing that woman. yes. >> she was a hero. she was a bass. she was amazing, i look at her as the person i want to become one day. >> i'm very lucky to have had a woman like that as a mother. very lucky. >> now, her presence hovers over everything. but they are realists, she is gone. nothing they can do. so, did it matter anymore finding out who kidnapped and tortured eduardo all those 225 days, or catching who

jane had three daughters. all been guests on our culture show over the year. -- the years. >> my mother had a french flag at home, my dad, he is really french. he would never have a flag at home. >> jane birkin's daughter talking about her mama. >> ultimately she had excellent taste that she transmitted to her daughters. curiosity and know-how when it came to picking film makers or musicians she worked with which lead to great art. her last album, which she worked on with others, is perhaps her most personal interpretation. it includes the tragic death of her daughter. i recommend it. >> we will play out with that. this is from her last album. thank you for watching. ♪ [singing in french] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> france 24, your window on the world. libertÉ, ÉgalitÉ, actualitÉ. ♪ ♪ 07/17/23 07/17/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> water temperatures off to coast of florida are hitting some of the highest levels on record, creating a dire situation for the coral reef.

jane has - fell in love with france.bit more about what _ singer. i can tell you a bit more about what we _ singer. i can tell you a bit more about what we have _ singer. i can tell you a bit more about what we have learned - singer. i can tell you a bit more i about what we have learned about jane in recent hours. people who may not know much about her, she was known for having a relationship but as we are also hearing, a big style icon in the 1960s in the 1970s and as i mentioned, she was born in london despite that, she actually found fame singing in french and relocated their 1970 at the start of the programme, church of the tweet from emmanuel macron talking about how she embraced french culture and became a french icon despite many people sing singing an accent and we do not have the details on her death but we do understand from french media that she was found dead at her home in paris and this is a story that we will keep the details as is the case of the other stories but for now, thank you for your company here

overseas jane birkin was probably best known for this song. 1969 romantic duet je t'aime...moi non plus, sung with her lover, the late french singer serge gainsbourg. it was recorded months after they met on the set of the film slogan. in recent years, jane birkin maintained her celebrity status after inspiring the hermes birkin handbag. when it was released the song je t'aime was banned on radio stations in several countries and condemned by the vatican because of its overtly sexual lyrics. speaking in a bbc documentary in 2015 jane birkin reflected on the controversy. the vatican and the bbc banned it just because of the heavy breathing without realising the beauty of the text which is "i love you, nor do i." i played it to my mother and father, i used to do itjumping the heavy breathing so my mum said "what a beautiful tune!" and it was of course and my brother came by the health and put the whole thing on with the breathing so mum kept to her thing of saying it was beautiful tune and my father it was a beautiful tune and my father too, the

i the legacy and what should they know about jane birkin?— about jane birkin?- , about jane birkin? i would say look her op. watch _ about jane birkin? i would say look her up, watch her _ about jane birkin? i would say look her up, watch her movies, - about jane birkin? i would say look her up, watch her movies, listen i about jane birkin? i would say look| her up, watch her movies, listen to her up, watch her movies, listen to her music. very iconic styles, when she did those things, there were very new to the world and fashionable. what we class as fashionable. what we class as fashion now is changing all the time but her style remained very much something we can look at now and still say this woman was, what a legacy she left behind. from my perspective, it's all about watching and remembering the sort of things she did, just the poses, the way she was able to move as a model was absolutely astounding and the fact she could meld between music and fashion and then also get onto film sets and bring her best to us. this is what i feel was a big legacy for her

for the "pbs newshour," i'm jane ferguson.e in tomorrow for jane's second report on how those rescued children are readjusting to life back at home, in a war zone. ♪ it's estimated there are fewer there than 350 north atlantic right whales remaining. they are dying faster than they can reproduce, and it's largely due to human causes. with so few of the whales left, experts are closely monitoring for new offspring, and as science correspondent miles o'brien reports, working to keep this whale from extinction. miles: it was a perfect april morning when we steamed out of provincetown harbor in massachusetts. cape cod bay was glassy as a lake, the visibility unlimited. the right kind of day. >> now, if we find whales -- miles: i assume you're going to say when we find whales. >> we're always going fishing. this is a fishing trip. miles: marine biologist charles stormy mayo has been looking for right whales for the better part of 40 years. he is cofounder of the center for coastal studies, a nonprofit committed to saving the whales

and singer jane birkin.he died on july 16 at 76 years old. [singing] reporter: hundreds of people have gathered to watch the funeral of jane birkin on a big screen set up outside the church here in the center of paris. the service is held in a mixture of english and french. there are two reverends from the church of england and we heard some english hymns. birkin really was admired in france, her singing, acting and her fabulous style. she was admired for the activism she carried out. she supported people with hiv-aids in the 80's and 90's and supported victims of domestic abuse. she loved france, loved its people and the french loved her too. >> if it had only been in french, it would have been a shaman. the accent she never lost was part of who she was. it was touching. she was english and french and that was jane. >> she was a wonderful woman, she was unique. our favorite english woman. reporter: we also heard moving words from jane's surviving daughters. they said she took them on adventures throughout t

jane walks through it with you., so she is in your eyes, she is with you, she'll hold you... she'll hold your hand, she'll feel it with you. but she is still the director, so she is watching and she is going, "0k, what can i do with this?" i think i was incredibly young when i was working with her, i was very raw. and i think...just enormously trusting of her. is it sometimes really hard to step out of character when you finish shooting at the end of the day? yeah, it is sometimes, yep. mm—hmm. and there is certain roles that require not stepping out. and there is certain roles where you can be far more...it happens more easily. i think i still grapple with how to do it. i would never say i'm — i am still learning, i will always be learning. laughs and i would never say i know what i'm doing. - i don't mind not knowing everything, i don't mind not being in a place of leadership, i actually don't mind being in a place of, being a part of it. it's part of being an actor, because i always say as an actor you can't be a

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i don't know if jane's a mentor. jane is a very... is an exquisite creature.hink she's a creature, so she's... she's just unusual. she became a guide, she became someone that i would go, "what do you think?", you know, and there were times when we drifted and came back together and drift... i would audition.... i remember auditioning for sweetie. i didn't get it. i remember auditioning for another one of her films. i didn't get it. and then, finally, portrait of a lady came along, and she wanted me for that. there's a documentary about the making of portrait of a lady in which we see you as isabel archer sobbing in between takes. jane campion is comforting you and keeping you in the moment. what's happening there? jane walks through it with you. she's intense, so she's, like, in your eyes, she's with you, she'll hold you... erm, she'll hold your hand, she'll feel it with you. but she's still the director, so she's watching and she's going, "0k, what can i do with this?" but i think i was incredibly young when i was working with her. i was very raw and, erm...

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jane birkin, actor, singer, campaigner, a very english french star.ui, je t�*aime.# i spoke earlier to journalist agnes poirier. she reflected on the strong ties betweenjane birkin, and france. she was always in the public eye in france. she arrives in her early 20s and she had never left us. france was quite shocked. she was going to give a few concerts that she had to cancel due to ill health but she always came back. she had an ill health scare a couple of years ago and her daughter actually did a wonderful documentary on her mother a year ago and of course, she rose to fame with at 969 —— with that 1969 song. between the hermes bag and the song, there was a whole career. she was also onstage. let's not forgot that her mother was a famous theatre actor in the uk during and after the war. she said that unlike her mother, she had it —— like her mother she had it very easy. she was known for her bohemian lifestyle as much for their work because she is mostly associated with him because he wrote for her for about 25 years even though they split up afte

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jane birkin, actor, singer, campaigner, a very english french star.that is all we have for now. you can keep up with the latest news by visiting our website. hello. 0ur spell of fairly unsettled sort of mid—july weather continues. temperatures not doing great for the time of year, but we will have some sunshine around over the next couple of days, showers as we head through the week. at times, temperatures a little below average for some of us. but the driest weather will be found towards the southeast because we're closer to high pressure sitting across europe at the moment. but low pressure across scandinavia drifts its way northeast with fewer icebergs on the map on monday, certainly compared to what we've seen through the weekend. so not as breezy first thing monday morning. few showers from the word go for western parts of england and wales as they drift eastwards. could be the odd thunderstorm, the odd sharp one in the east. during the afternoon, scotland will see the cloud breaking up to leave sunny spells and a few scattered showers. and just

yes, jane, the chair of this ublic emma? yes, jane, the chair of this public inquiry _ emma?chair of this public inquiry has taken _ emma? yes, jane, the chair of this public inquiry has taken a - emma? yes, jane, the chair of this public inquiry has taken a big - public inquiry has taken a big interest in the issue of compensation. they said today that what had emerged was a patchwork quilt of compensation schemes, and unfortunately, it had some holes in it. so he is basically concerned that not enough progress is being made. and i think the most important recommendation he has made to date is extending the cut—off date for the newest scheme run by the government, the worry was that this deadline of august 202a couldn't be met. he is also asking for clarity on tax and bankruptcy issues, and of course for the victims it is all taking an awfully long time. i have been speaking to one victim who was wrongfully prosecuted and convicted for theft and false accounting in 2010, she was pregnant injail, now she's has had an interim payment but is still waiting for her full and for c

jane dougall is in adelaide for us — jane.estions about keira walsh, we knew she wouldn't be fit enough to play against china but we didn't know the extent of the injury or if she would be ruled out for the remainder. the england manager held her cards close to her chest when she was asked about that very thing, she said she didn't know only it was not or an terse you ligament which is good new, wiegman might want to play down the absence of one of her best players to the opposition, keira walsh is probably one of the best midfielders in the world. she was sold to barcelona for a record fee, a word record fee and it height hamper england's chances of progress, they will miss her sorely in tomorrow's match against china. if england are to get through to the knock out stages they will want to top their group and that means they will be guaranteed to go through but they will have to beat china do that, if they draw, and other results go their way they will come second, theyst still get through, if they lose it gets complicated an

jane's not there. so he'd had this relationship on going with lynn try for us for a while, but they spend a lot time together now because jane's not there. so lynn spends more time at the house and lynn t-force works at turn hours medical clinic. she's some sort of medical assistant. and so she gets to see hi every day and she's seeing him every night and she's attending parties with him and jean's in washington outside of washington d.c. and it's beginning to get into her head and then something else also happens that changes the dynamic turn our publishes this diet book and this a huge diet book. it was like one of the first diet books to be crazy. it was so big that last year my mom was going, my book, my family has a book collecting problem. we have way too many of them. and every once in a while somebody goes through and says, okay, i'm gonna get rid of all my books. which means that all their books that they don't want anymore, they put them in giant box and whoever goes to visit them next goes t

flash the british french sing. actress an activist jane back in has died at the age of 76 with a back up to extraordinary life and career and even tennis veins. carlos out colorado's bottles back from you. set down to meet novak took of age into wimbledon. final, becoming the fast man out of the savvy, and to win that since 2017, the, i'm at the michael junior. and you are welcome to the program and stream high temperature's around the world. in the united states. he's wanting zion plays full areas home to one fat of the population, states from florida to california, blazing as thoughts as being trapped under the high pressure system known as a heat stone. despite the help has that visitors are flocking to one of the hot test places on, and that's the body. they're hoping to witness. what could be the hottest stumpage i ever recorded? the moment as they are forecast of each 54 degrees celsius or 130 degrees finally night. it's the hottest taurus bonded america and soon maybe even all nurses at $131.00. the wall climate scientists and health authorities are ring of the alarm visitors t

i mean, i don't know how i don't know how i'm very, very lucky jane -- i am and jane is -- jane's a real thank you cards. and she never -- jane remembers everything and for ex -- i mean, she's already, with all of the things she's doing, she sends notes, you know, sharing her excitement for my projects. [ light laughter ] and i'm grateful to her. i don't know you know >> seth: it's really amazing when you meet someone like jane fonda, who, just their work alone, would be impressive >> yes >> seth: and then you also learn how to be a better human being you're like, "oh, man, i must be really dropping the ball." [ laughter ] >> it doesn't fully -- it doesn't fully make sense but i feel like, you know, she's one of those people that inside of her sphere, everybody's better >> seth: yeah. >> you're just -- everybody takes it up a notch. >> seth: you get a little closer to jane fonda, and you just are like - >> you're better >> seth: "this is best version of me. >> yeah, it's like some filter on your phone just -- but on your soul. >> seth: has she met tank? >> no, no. >> seth: that's for the

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harman, thank you — the next war. jane harman, thank you so _ the next war. jane harman, thank you so you so much for- the next war. jane harman, i thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us tonight. thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. greater manchester police are searching for illegal cosmetic medicines and treatments, including facial fillers. they suspect there may also be links to money—laundering. also be links to money-laundering. the investigation _ money-laundering. the investigation today - money-laundering. the investigation today is i money—laundering. tie: investigation today is around conspiracy to supply illegal medicines or licences to medicines. we expect them to be imported from korea and china and these individuals are distributing them to names of the community.— distributing them to names of the community. two people at this preperty _ the community. two people at this property were _ the community. two people at this property were arrested . this property were arres

jane birkin, actor, singer, campaigner, a very english french star.aster agnes poirier. how would she remembered jane birkin we often talk about the hand back, we often talk about the hand back, we talked aboutje t'iame, she had a very solid acting career in singing career. ., , y very solid acting career in singing career. ., , , ., , ., , career. completely and she was alwa s in career. completely and she was always in the — career. completely and she was always in the public— career. completely and she was always in the public eye - career. completely and she was always in the public eye in - career. completely and she was i always in the public eye in france and she arrived 55 years ago in her early 20s and has never left us. france quite shocked, they're going to give a few concerts due to ill health but always came back and had a health scare and her daughter was the well—known, with the well—known actor gainsbourg had her mother a year ago and of course, she rose to fame with the 1969 song, je t'iame. but between the bag and that song, there wa

was also the style of jane birkin yegor in economics. thank you all denis the first summit in eight years between the eu and the countries of latin america is opening today in brussels. europe's main interest is resources. first of all, we are talking about lithium reserves. it's so called rare-earth metal is necessary, including for creating batteries, and without it, in fact, the declared eu transition to green energy is impossible at the moment china controls the lion's share of the lithium market , the prospects for europeans in the struggle for control over valuable raw materials have studied to get to the bottom of the resources of latin america are trying now iso. all the forces of the leaders of the european union , the head of the european commission rasul vonderlein, for the sake of this announced several countries of the western hemisphere. in particular. mexico chile argentina offers friendship in one raw the future lithium of europe, which proclaimed a course towards green energy and a complete rejection of gasoline and dies

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jane birkin, actor, singer, campaigner, a very english french star. jane birkin, who's died at the age, of 76. the big news in tennis — world number one carlos alcaraz has defeated novak djokovic in the men's final at wimbledon. the spaniard becomes one of the youngest men to lift the trophy. from wimbledon, our sports reporter chetan pathak has more. all the talk going into these championships was about whether novak djokovic would win a roger federer—equalling eight wimbledon mens singles title and a 24th grand slam total overall, bringing him level with margaret court. he went into this final as the heavy favourite. his 35th at a grand slam against carlos alcaraz, a man only playing in his second major final and the first on centre court. the first set went the way of novak djokovic. he never lost a match at wimbledon where he won the opening set but then he has never played carlos alcaraz who steadied his nerves, harnessed the adrenaline and took the next two sets. just as he was making the 16—year age difference show, djokovic, at 36, reset like

jane birkin, actor, singer, campaigner, a very english french star.ane birkin who's died aged 76. now to tennis — carlos alcaraz has won the wimbledon men's singles title for the first time, ending novak djokovic's recent dominance with a stunning victory. the 20—year—old spaniard beat the seven—times champion in five sets, to become the youngest man to lift the trophy since 1986. novak djokovic was going for his fifth straight win. i spoke earlier to our correspondent sophie long, who's in las vegas. it was everything we expected. it was a classic five setter, and before the match i had djokovic as the favourite just because of his experience. but alcaraz showed his variety and his amazing variety and his amazing shot making. but alcaraz showed his variety and his amazing shot making. he hits forehands at someone with so much power that he has the ability to unseat novak. i mean, you have played about alcaraz, coach. is that where he learned his drop shot? yeah. i mean, the touch that he displayed, a lot of close quarters have that shot, but it's the

right now, jane's. maybe. jane teaches at oklahoma state university to jane's. right is keith bahari. keith is a professor of history at west georgia. he is the author of numerous essays and articles. i've had the pleasure of working with keith since we were 19 years old, and that is the very long time ago he and i worked at fredericksburg national military park. he is at heart a public historian, but he also and i mean at a tender age when he in junior high, he started to to archives, started to look at original manuscript material. and this is no exaggeration. it's not hyperbole. there is nobody who knows georgia in a civil war better than keith bohannan. many of you had the pleasure to go on battlefield tours with him, often with you going to gettysburg battlefield tours, you hear the same stories and the same anecdotes. you won't hear that with keith. why? because. been digging in the archives. that's where real historians do their work. and it is again, it's a treat to have him here on this panel. and as you all know, he is fantastic on the biography to the

jane birkin, actor, singer, campaigner, a very english french star.76. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. 0ur spell of fairly unsettled sort of mid—july weather continues. temperatures not doing great for the time of year, but we will have some sunshine around over the next couple of days. showers as we head through the week at times, temperatures a little below average for some of us. but the driest weather will be found towards the south—east because we're closer to high pressure sitting across europe at the moment. but low pressure across scandinavia drifts its way northeast with fewer isobars on the map on monday, certainly compared to what we've seen through the weekend. so not as breezy first thing monday morning. few showers from the word go for western parts of england and wales as they drift eastwards. could be the odd thunderstorm, the odd sharp one in the east during the afternoon. scotland will see the cloud breaking up to leave sunny spells and a few scattered showers. and just the odd shower for northern ireland, too. temperatures som

i'm from loses an icon jane back instead of 76. the song that helps for powell, the 1st is pulling sing or in that so says stalled and in her adopted home, we take a look back at her life and career the object power to welcome to the program, extreme high temperatures around the world in the united states excessive heat warnings are in place for roughly a 3rd of the population states from florida to california, off sweltering under the high pressure system known as a seat. so, despite the house has the visitors, a still flocking to death valley to experience some of the hottest temperatures reliably recorded on us. the moment those that have been pushing well paused 50 degrees celsius. it's the hot as tours bonded america. video ball, climate scientists and health authorities are ring of the alarm visitors to california stuff valley are rooting for temperatures to keep rising just enough to melt a century old record. why and a place like that that we were talking about the hottest temperatures here. we might be talking about some o

they have sent enrolled jane in a new school but they say she has been physically and emotionally impacted. >> for the last few months it was hard to get her to come out of her room, to associate with people again. >> reporter: jane's parents believe that all could've been avoided. they say they contacted the school several times with concerns before the attack happened. >> the students that assaulted her, we brought that to their attention, sat down with the school district. we shared with them online messages and text messages. >> reporter: the family has filed a lawsuit for more than $25,000.00 in damages alleging battery and negligent. they are suing both gilroy unified school district and other 11-year-old girl they allege was responsible for the attack. because of her age, she is named as melanie doe in the lawsuit. we haven't been able to identify her or reach out to her parents for comment. >> i saw the video and i couldn't believe how egregious it was to mimic attorney mark moscowitz is presenting jane inset there isn't much legal precedent for cases like this but it prepared to w

jane campaigns for better transport and is worried about the plans to remove ticket offices. it. there's a lot of elderly people i know who are very reliant on rails and train journeys. and the thought of bringing in all this new technology and the number of people i know haven't got mobile phones, never about computers and laptops. so it's notjust about me, i worry about community. i'm trying to buy a ticket for tomorrow and it's only offering me today. so what is the point of these machines? paul wants train companies to rethink their plans. it will alienate possibly 25 to 30% of the population because they will not know how to buy rail tickets. i witnessed this morning the amount of people asking questions at these offices, and if they're not there, they're going to have nowhere to go. these people are going to be restricted. they're not going to be able to travel. the rail delivery group says the way that people pay for their tickets is changed. they sayjust i2% of people bought their train tickets from a kiosk last year with a majority of people paying online or at a mac

great stuff, jane, great to chat to you.africa in dunedin south africa were on course for their first—ever win in tournament history when thembi kgatlana put them 2—0 up in the second half, but argentina pulled one back courtesy of a sensational strike from sophia braun before romina nunez headed home an equaliser, both of those goals coming in a five—minute span and ensuring both teams got their first point of the tournament so far. holders italy and turkey are submitting a bid to jointly host the men's euros in 2032. it could clear the way for the uk and ireland to host the 2028 event, if turkey withdraw their solo bid for the same tournament. the last euros in 2021 took place across 11 countries with wembley the stadium for the final between england and winners italy. it's in germany next year and the uk and ireland are hoping to get the next one and apart from turkey are the only other bid. australia are still 168 runs behind england when they resume after lunch at the oval shortly. it's the fifth and final test, with en

uh, jane funds. uh, that moment , after all, it was all filmed in the pavilion.e same stripping occurs in orbit. eh, obviously no longer dance against him. no one script actually completely mirrored our uh old picture, the blockbuster crew uh, because everything that happened was in the crew. and during the catastrophe, there was an absolutely unbearable blizzard in the air. uh, the screenwriters of the movie great screenwriters frit. we decided to shift the viewer's attention to e, personal relationships with all of each of the pilots. eh, everything. it's been done. at the highest level, it attracted real universal attention, and the then critic remarkably wrote that soviet pilots defeated the elements, because one had a daughter, another wife had a third lover, and perhaps an exhaustive presentation of the plot of the film crew in the film challenge. everything happened hmm in general, let's just say, on the contrary, and everything that happened in orbit is full of such hmm frightening let's say it's authentic. uh, everything that happens on earth is still, u

a jane funds, but at that moment it was all filmed in the pavilion.me undressing occurs in orbit. eh, of course, they don’t dance against him anymore. no one script actually completely mirrored our uh, old picture of the blockbuster crew uh, because everything that happened in the crew. and during the catastrophe in the air it was an absolutely unbearable blizzard. uh, the scriptwriters of the film the great duma frit scriptwriters decided to shift the viewer's attention to uh, personal relationships in the families of each of the pilots. eh, everything. that was done. at the highest level attracted real universal attention and e the then critic remarkably wrote that the soviet pilots defeated the elements, because one had a daughter, the other had a wife, the third had a lover, and perhaps an exhaustive presentation of the plot of the film, the crew in the film challenge. everything happened hmm in general, let's just say, on the contrary, and everything that happened in orbit is full of such hmm frightening let's say it's authentic. uh, everything t

we have what are the heroes of our department jane harman here. of course, it was born of the tragedy of 9/11 and are folk -- our focus was on foreign terrorists seeking to enter the united states to do was write harm. -- great harm. 10 years later or so, 2012, 2013, 2014 it really changed. the prior threat of the foreign terrorists persisted but we saw a rise in prominence of what we called homegrown violent extremists. the individual already resident in the united states radicalized to violence by a foreign ideology that sought to do is great harm. that remains. we just saw the rest of a 17-year-old radicalized by violence by isis. so, those threats persist. we keep our focus on them. but we have seen a rise in what we term domestic violent extremism. individuals during violence -- driven to violence by an ideology of hate. we have seen hate grow exponentially in this country. antigovernment sentiment. false narratives. personal grievances. another phenomena really disseminated, propagated on social media and other platforms. >> numbers suggest