karen jordan told us social media giants have long been abusing their power. what's happening here is that you have these large, big tech companies who are essentially collaborating with each other in order to decide a, an individual's right to speak. the 1st amendment here in united states protects that, and they're, they're covering up their bias and their ability to censor you. and so governor de santis has really led the way here in addressing these abuses by being tech. and i think it's time for these laws to be updated and addressed in appropriately because you're really putting the power into the hands of individuals who are either bureaucrats or regular private citizens. facebook has slapped a number of restrictions on the website for r t is roughly video agency. content has been removed and a warning had this to say about further pages at risk. your page is at risk of being unpublished and has reduced distribution and other restrictions due to continued community standards violations. this page isn't being suggested to people. at this time. facebook r

karen jordan has told us social media giants have long been abusing that power. what's happening here is that you have these large, big tech companies who are essentially collaborating with each other in order to decide a, an individual's right to speak. the 1st amendment here in the united states protects that, and they're, they're covering up their bias and their ability to censor you. and so governor de santis has really led the way here in addressing these abuses by big tech. and i think it's time for these laws to be updated and addressed to appropriately because you're really putting the power into the hands of individuals who are either bureaucrats or regular private citizens. while a big tech in the us is being raid in, in africa, the power and influence of internet giants is on the rise. because i have a more africans go on line. fears about the continent is again being exploited. the latest read fish film sizes up, the real cause to africa's paying to be connected. the internet use across africa skyrocketed from 2 point one percent in 2005 to 28.2 perce

karen. ah, hello don. jordan is out of there alive, and also coming up the read off a large came civil war. read a die, a warning by the un special envoy to me and mom. the general assembly passed the resolution calling from global arms embargo palestinian officials call off a vaccine exchange agreement with israel saying that job's a to close to expiring the dying craft in south korea. that's more than paper painting than what's being done to keep it alive. the iran knows it in a presidential election expect with a hand power to hotline judge abraham. right? you see activists had called for a boycott, after several candidates were excluded leaving only 4 contenders in the race. many iranians are weary and frustrated with the state of the economy, and that seems to have effected friday's ton out of a big report from terra. it's a tale of 2 elections, a part of society that feels disappointed and let down appears to have stayed away from the poles. my name was i another them, but because they didn't, i didn't tote

in a lively opening period, john stones's karen hadaway came agonisingly close to putting england ahead. so much for predictions. this could be cagey. jordan to believe a0 places separate these teams in the world rankings. despite an injury time goal mouth scramble, england had been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the result, but a point scotland will be proud of. dan roan, bbc news, wembley. a british woman who was attacked repeatedly by a crocodile in mexico has been discharged from hospital. 28—year—old melissa laurie suffered a perforated intestine and several other injuries when she was attacked by the animal in a lagoon. her twin georgia had to fend off the creature, while trying to pull her sibling to safety. she's been speaking to will grant. a bandage hiding the teeth marks in her wrist is the only outward sign of georgia laurie's recent encounter with a crocodile. but the horrific attack which almost killed her twin sister melissa has left much deeper, emotionalscars. i heard her scream and i saw her being taken underneath by the crocodile. then i realised she was really in tr

in a lively opening period, john stones�*s karen hadaway came agonisingly close to putting england ahead. so much for predictions. this could be cagey. jordana great save by stephen o'donnell for the hard to believe a0 places separate these teams in the world rankings. despite an injury time goal mouth scramble, england had been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the result, but a point scotland will be proud of. dan roan, bbc news, wembley. speaking after the game — england manager gareth southgate said he understood fans in wembley booed after the final whistle. scotland manager steve clark congratulated his players on their performance in the tournament thus far. ourfans are our fans are entitled to react however they want. and we are disappointed with our own performance, and i totally understand their reaction. we are expecting to beat scotland, they will be frustrated by that. and in the end we have got to live with that and deal with that. �* , ., got to live with that and deal with that-— got to live with that and deal with that. �* , ., ., with that. i'm proud of them, and i'm plea

in a lively opening period, john stones's karen hadaway came agonisingly close to putting england ahead. so much for predictions. this could be cagey. jordane by stephen o'donnell for the hard to believe a0 places separate these teams in the world rankings. with england needing more energy, mason mount tried to provide it, this theirfirst more energy, mason mount tried to provide it, this their first shot on target. but back came scotland. lyndon dykes effort cleared off the line by reece james. agony for manager steve clarke. gareth southgate had played enough —— seen enough. jack grealish introduced to the relief of england's frustrated supporters club minutes later, harry kane was withdrawn after another below par performance, but it was scotland who looked more likely to score, adams again going close. despite an injury time goal mouth scramble, england had been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the result, but a point scotland will be proud of. let's return to our sports editor, dan roan, at wembley. what does this mean for both sides in the tournament?— in the tournament? despite a

in a lively opening period, john stones's karen hadaway came agonisingly close to putting england ahead. so much for predictions. this could be cagey. jordangland's frustrated supporters. minutes later, captain harry kane was withdrawn after another below par performance. but it was scotland who looked likely to score in adams again coming close. despite an injury england had been kept at bay in a performance that raises more questions than answers. a goalless draw the result, but a point scotland will be proud of. dan roan, bbc news, wembley. it's an important point for scotland — who showed resilience and character to bounce back from their defeat to the czech republic according to their captain: to be honest, i thought we were the better team are delighted with a draw, but i think we could've won it on another night and i cannot argue that. of course, we had our tough moments, but england are favourites to win this tournament. but i get the feeling that we have the feeling that the fans have and it is important that we keep that and it's not all for nothing. we still of a long way to go in this group. we are still not in the position th

jordan played beverly leslie on 17 episodes of nbcsitcom will&grace, gay as a goose and not admit it and have the beautiful sidekick -- [laughter] >> my business associate. in case you're asking. >> karen >> the show debut in 1988 at the time when gay characters were barely represented on tv. >> when we look back over at all, will&grace is the turning point. people were allowing the four, you know, characters into their living room, some of them being the first gay person that has ever walked in the living room. we laughed, we loved and progress was made. >> you write this amazing book and thank you for everything that you have done and you writability it and tell it movingly in your book. >> i try to keep my chin up and think about everything over the years and the name calling and -- and look where you are today, your life is whole and your life is good. [laughter] >> jordan overflow with gratitude with flood of recent successes like new fox sitcom picked up for second season and debut gospel album. >> the album is called company is coming. >> i got everybody from dolly parton to tonya tucker. >> jordan also made his first appearance at the grand alaprei seeing scenes and coming bapt