. ♪ lewis: this is outside source. .nar team has carried out an expression at the -- inspection at the powerpoint in ukraine. --powerpoint at ukraine. the inspection went ahead despite shelling kilometers away. the plant has come under repeated attacks. we will hear from a former un's nuclear expect her of the risks -- inspector of the risks. in the month since the invasion of ukraine, reports safety valve from a hospital window. china dismisses a long-delayed report which includes delays of -- accusations of torture. ♪ lewis: we start in ukraine. a team of united nations inspectors has visited the powerpoint in ukraine. this is the moment they arrived and it was not an easy journey. inspectors were forced to stop at a checkpoint for over three hours. they are from the u.n. international atomic energy agency. here is their general. >> we are there and at the plant and it is not moving. we are going to have a continued presence there and at the plant with some of my experts and their -- we have a lot of work in terms of d

lewis: noah was definitely intellectual.had the background in social work, he has the arts training. he has the military training, and i guess when they wanted him to begin the center, it is the confluence of lot of things about noah and how he wanted to interact with this community. purifoy: there was another person in the community whose name was sue welsh, and sue welsh and i began to explore the community in terms of designing an art program. we worked for weeks on end trying to recruit the youth to come to the towers to experience the programs that we were going to design. i also ran across judson powell. so judson powell, sue, and myself became a team to create a program in watts. i would say that it was definitely a group effort that made that little school possible. lewis: the initial idea for the center was to create an art school, and that, i guess, didn't sit well with noah because, i believe, in his mind he wanted to provide this opportunity for the people in the community to express themselves in ways they hadn'

we stopped the body camera video right before 20-year-old donovan lewis is shot.ncounter began around 2:15 a.m. tuesday in columbus, ohio police say officers were trying to serve a warrant to lewis for improperly handling a firearm, assault, and domestic violence >> columbus police >> reporter: officers knock and identify themselves. the police chief said eight to ten minutes go by before anyone answers. eventually two other men come out and are detained police send a dog in then leash the dog before approaching a bedroom and opening the door police released the video just hours after the shooting >> as you're looking at this frame by frame, there appears to be something he raises his hand. >> reporter: you can see lewis' left arm on the bed, right arm coming over his body here is that moment from the body camera of the officer that fired. no guns were found at the scene. police chief says a device appearing to be a vape pen was found next to lewis. >> i grieve with our community but we're going to allow this investigation to take place. >> reporter: tonight, an a

and now i would like to close with a short excerpt because if you john lewis and illustrated with thegs new york times award-winning artist. ♪♪ ream brown and when they call john lewis on in the world said goodbye to the crusader to step up spoke about courage, strength and the determination and he knew because if you john lewis we shall not be moved because of you we can all look to the sky giving every child permission to fly. do you see it up there? because of you and you and you we will cross been bridges and march toward a brighter tomorrow and now ladies and gentlemen please join me and will one —- applauding 14 -year-old tyree from johnson city because of you john lewis who is here tonight with his two grandmothers. please rise so we can technology you. [cheers and applause] [applause] thank you. please work on the pulitzer prize winner. [applause] want you to imagine there is an elephant on the stage next to me i really want you to imagine an elephant these are all details just work with me there is a dog and a bat and a robin and our rattlesnake and a mosquito. all these crea

we've stopped the body camera video right before 20-year-old donovan lewis is shot.y in columbus, ohio. police say officers were trying to serve a warrant to lewis for improperly hiring a firearm, assault and domestic violence. >> columbus police. >> reporter: officers knock and identify themselves. the police chief says eight to ten minutes go by before anyone answers. eventually two other men come out and are detained. police send a dog in. then leash the dog before approaching a bedroom and opening the door. police released the video just hours after the shooting. >> as you're looking at this, frame by frame, there appears to be something he raises his hand. >> you can see lewis' left arm on the bed, his right arm coming over his body. here's that moment from the body camera of the officer who fired. no guns were found at the scene. the police chief says the device appearing to be a vape pen was later found next to lewis. >> i grieve with our community, but we're going to allow this investigation to take place. >> reporter: an attorney for lewis' family saying we

lewis.o-chair the 9-1-1 caucus with senator burr, and an estimated 244, 240 million calls are made to 9-1-1 centers annually. however, this critical public service we all rely on relies on out dated technologies. some places, it doesn't support text message. you can imagine someone in an emergency, why wouldn't they use text message? and senator mastos and i lead the push to modernize americas 9-1-1 system to handle texts, pictures, videos, other information sent by smartphones. mr. lewis, in your testimony, you see the auction revenue should be invested in public interest objectives. do you agree that 9-1-1 infrastructure is in dire need of modernization? >> yes, senator, and i would include in that in the list of public interest clauses. >> very good. thank you. i also want to thank you for your support for the american innovation choice online act. that's not the subject of our hearing, but i appreciate the support of you and many others. miss baker, in your testimony, you highlighted the

please welcome the legendary jenifer lewis.ing to flirt. i am ready, ready. i wore this, look it. i wore skin. >> trevor: mice jenifer lewis, welcome back do "the daily show." >> thank you, pumpkin. >> trevor: how are you. >> i'm on a whirlwind book tour, guys, no, no, no. i'm having the time of my life, baby. you know this is what i do. i love the audience, the live audiences. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: you don't just do it, you do it well. you know, i was reading through your resume, like this is insane, you are a part of america's entertainment culture. i mean everything, 400 different episodes of tv shows and you know, you have what, almost 17 movies that you have been in, full broadway shows, you have been in animated shows, you have been. >> i am doing 15 animations right now. >> 15 in. >> and wait, wait, wait n15 different voices. >> crazy. >> wow. >> crazy. >> wow. >> yeah. >> and so it feels very belated but have i to say congratulations on getting your star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> thank you. >> what a

lewis!> thank you senator and thank you for your championing middle mile broadband deployment act. i agree that i do not think this has the direct government three effect. if we do not have the infrastructure, we do not have -- serve rulers. we do not have spectrum, then we we -- and we cannot serve rural areas. we also have to make sure folks are connected. fiber, and wireless are all part of the solution to make sure everyone is connected. >> mrs. baker. i am sorry, dr. basal. >> spectrum authorities are an inner part of our spectrum management party that strategy. it would be not good for the wireless sector to not include that. that would bias in handicap the ability to rollout those programs. >> thank you. in the minutes i have left, i want to talk about the spectrum policy and the impact on the wireless workforce. the wireless industry has been a significant driver of innovation. they have ushered in services and devices and millions of americans have depended on. of course, all of our

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scarlet lewis, the mother of jesse lewis is engaged in something called the jesse lewis to the love movement which teaches social emotional learning in schools to try to mitigate factors that lead to mental health struggles in children. >> it has been 10 years since this happened. >> sarah, san diego. go ahead. >> i am so sorry for your loss, first off. bless you. recently, i had a sort of epiphany about possibly creating a crowd source for people to give money to people in congress who are running for congress who commit to not taking any money from the nra. do you know anybody who i would contact for that type of endeavor? >> deal and be clear, she did not lose a family member at sandy hook. -- thank you and to be clear, she did not lose a family member. thank you sarah. they think to respond to it when it comes to the nra? >> i appreciate that compassion for the families, who lost children and educators at sandy hook, thank you. on the nra issue, i deliberately do not engage in the current policy debate in the book because i focus on the spirit of this and disinformation in society. -- on

lewis? >> i agree. it would be a shame to see the authority to lapse. that would be the worst-case scenario. i fear that impact would signal that we are not committed to removing or even moving away from this structure that has allowed us to create greater competition and greater diverse uses a spectrum. that would be a shame. it's also why i am advocating for a longer authority to signal that we want to continue into the future with the right studies in the right data. >> miss baker? >> it would cause uncertainty, for certain. we do not know about licenses, we do not know about auctions. if they are not able to hold auctions, you're not gonna be able to build a 5g. that has an effect on our global competitiveness. we all want a strong and powerful fcc. it is why i am born -- forwarding an 18-month extension. >> very quickly, i mention this in my opening statement but i believe it's critical to get our wireless ecosystem fueled, which is why it's important that the short term extension as we

pieper lewis avoids prison for now. but this is a victim of severe abuse.agers in her situation she needs support in healing her trauma and not punitive measures. rights activists that i spoke to say the justice system should be punishing child sex traffickers rather than their victims. jake? >> lucy kafanov, thanks so much. >>> coming up, the british monarchy coming face to face with its brutal past including the head of a slain tribal chief and a 500 carat diamond. stay with us. you guys aren't gonna giveve me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. do a little more good. that's what we want... at unitedhealthcare. it's why we have dual complet a health plan that offs people on medicare and medicaid more benits and support than you'd get with origin

how they went with john lewis to selma. and some of those same people voted not to continue the voting rights act. an act to give his name for. at this subcommittee, there's been 13 hearings for the last few years. voting rights for native americans, asian americans, disabled americans and other historically disadvantaged groups have once again come under significant threats in many parts of our country. the extensive record we have built from the hearings show that -- the top laws, producing opportunities for early voting, and closing polling locations and predominantly -- and other things. generally one, december 7 -- more they 440 bills had been introduced in 49 states in the 2021 legislative sessions. these are the most extraordinary numbers and that the center has seen since it began tracking voting legislation in 2011. disturbingly, since 2020, we have also seen changes with administered of loss and the process to politicize the counting of votes already cast. vladimir putin has said it's important who counts the vote

lewis also received 5 years probation.le, a gofundme account created for lewis has raised more than $200,000 in the last 24 hours. baltimore prosecutors have filed a motion asking for a new trial for adnan >> site was the subject of a hugely popular serial podcast after he was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend back in 1999. he has maintained his innocence all along. he's been appealing his convictions for years. now after a year long investigation, the baltimore state's attorney's office sent site attorney found that there were 2 additional suspects and that prosecutors neglected to tell sites defense attorneys about committing what's known as a bradley violation. santa legal team has requested a judge to release the 42 year-old on his own recognizance pending further developments. he is currently serving a life time sentence. >> still orders are filing past the coffin of queen elizabeth. the second paying elizabeth. the second paying their when a truck hit my son, elizabeth. the second paying theii had so many questi

lewis was facing up to 20 years prison. the judge deferred those sentences on tuesday meaning her guilty plea could be expunged if she completes five years probation at a residential correctional facility. >> this is the second chance that you asked for. you don't get a third. understand that? >> yes, i do. >> for the next five years your life will be full of rules that you will disagree with. i'm sure of it. >> the judge said the restitution was mandatory under iowa law. >> this court has no discretion but to impose the $150,000 restitution payable to mr. brooks's family. >> i don't think justice was served. >> reporter: rights advocates point to victims facing punishment. >> if they act in self-defense against the people who harm them have not been treated well by our legal system historically. >> that means i'm going to die h here. >> reporter: sarah crusan was sentenced to life as a teenager for killing a man who sexually abused and trafficked her pardoned in july. >> state of wisconsin versus crystal kaizer. >> in wisc

sent a letter to j&j to stop the killing lewis has long denied any responsible murders. tribune reports reporters lacked physical evidence directly linking lewis to the crime. they're describing their findings as a chargeable circumstantial case. speaking with the tribune for their story, lewis again denied being the tylenol killer back in '82 when lewis was arrested, he detailed to the police how the killer could have done this, from taking the pills, adding the cyanide, putting the pills back ten years later he told the associated press he was just helping the police with different scenarios. he has never been charged. >> perry russom live in chicago. >>> a notorious defense contractor known one and all as fat leonard orchestrated one of the largest bribery schemes in u.s. military history. before sentencing for his crimes, authorities say he cut off his ankle monitor and disappeared. now after two weeks on the run, police have arrested leonard francis in venezuela they he was trying to board a flight and escape to russia. prosecutors say fat leonard overcharged the u.

you can see lewis left arm on the bed, his right arm coming over his body. here is that same moment from the body camera of the officer who fired. no guns were found at the scene and chief bryant says something like a vape was found on the bed. >> donovan lewis lost his life. as a parent, you know, i sympathies and agree with his mother. i grieve with our community. but we are going to allow this investigation to take place. >> reporter: according to columbus police the officer who shot lewis is ricky anderson, who has been with the division for 30 years. >> our officers have done the right thing and we are going to stand with them. and when they do the wrong thing we are going to hold them accountable. we can't do either of those things right now until this investigation is complete. >> reporter: for the news, i am eric helprin. >>> new york city officials pushing out the boundaries of time square and declaring an entire area a gun free zone. starting tomorrow if you bring a gun there you could face felony charges. the governor and mayor outlining a new sen

un jefe policial dijo que probablemente lewis tenÍa un cigarrillo electrÓnico en la mano cuando ocurriÓnaloa. con este crimen, serÍa el cuarto caso de este tipo en ese paÍs desde el aÑo 2001. el motivo de la muerte sigue sin estar claro, ya que en la mayorÍa de los casos los voluntarios estÁn buscando restos humanos, y aseguran que no pretenden hallar evidencia para condenar a los responsables, sÓlo darla en cristiana sepultura a un ser querido. borja: en otras noticias, tenemos buenas para los inmigrantes que ha solicitado la ciudadanÍa estadounidense. se anuncia que se va a reducir el tiempo previsto para poder obtenerla. debido a que el proceso de tramitar las naturalizaciÓn e se redujo de 2 aÑos antes, ahora a 15 meses en promedio. hasta fines de marzo pasado, el servicio de inmigraciÓn tenÍa casi 750 y 2000 solicitudes de ciudadanÍa pendientes de aprobaciÓn, y 8 millones de residentes permanentes en este momento son elegibles para poder pedirla. es un buen momento, hÁgase ciudadano. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: esto va para millones de familias en estados unidos, que mes a mes envÍan din

. >> james lewis wanted in connection with the poisoning. >> in 1982 james lewis was arrested, chargedcted in an extorsion plot against johnson & johnson. after the deaths lewis sent a letter to johnson & johnson to stop the killing he has long denied any responsibility the investigators lack physical evidence directly linking lewis to the crime they report investigators are describing their findings as a chargeable circumstantial case speaking with the tribune for their story, lewis again denied being the tylenol killer >> reporter: back in '82 when lewis was arrested, he detailed to police how the killer could have done this, from taking the pills, adding the cyanide and putting them back. he was helping them with different scenarios. shep, he has never been charged. >> perry russom, live in chicago. >>> a notorious defense contractor known among all as fat leonard orchestrated one of the largest primary scenes he cut off his angle monitor and disappeared. now they have arrested him in venezuela after two weeks on a run. he was trying to board a flight and escape to russia fat leonar

he said he had to order the payment under iowa state law pieper lewis, now 17 years old, was 15 whenbbed a 37-year-old man more than 30 times. we typically do not name sexual assault victims, but lewis agreed to have her name used in stories about her, according to the associated press officials say she was a victim of human trafficking they say she ran away from an abusive life with her adoptive mother and was sleeping in the hallways of an apartment building during that time period, they say a 28-year-old man took her in, and forced her to have sex with other men the man lewis killed was one of the men she says raped her multiple times she said the night of the killing, he took her to an apartment at knife point and sexually assaulted and raped her. after, in a fit of rage, she grabbed the knife and stabbed him. before the sentencing, lewis read from a statement in court, she called herself a survivor and said her innocence was stolen from her. >> my story can change things. my story has changed me. the events that took place on that horrific day cannot be changed. as much as i wis

this guy is not the limit for lewis view go. you challenges remain for a lewis view go.w about a world record for the highest football game. they floated around at zero gravity or that special pitch on an aircraft an pitch on an aircraft at an altitude of more than 20,000 feet. that is just about it. you can get all of the sports news on our website. from me and the rest of the sport team, we will see using. we will indeed. the cypher of king charles iii has just been revealed by buckingham palace. it was personally chosen by the king, from a range of designs produced by the college of arms. the monogram will appear on government buildings, state documents and on some post boxes in the coming months and years. there is a separate version of the cypher for scotland, which features the scottish crown. as we have mentioned, the value of the pound sterling is having around £1 to $1 and almost 8 cents. what does that mean? well, if we look at some of the imprecations. mortgage lenders are halting some deals on new products. they have actually withdrawn semi products following

lewis! >> thank you senator and thank you for your championing middle mile broadband deployment act. i agree that i do not think this has the direct government three effect. if we do not have the infrastructure, we do not have -- serve rulers. we do not have spectrum, then we we -- and we cannot serve rural areas. we also have to make sure folks are connected. fiber, and wireless are all part of the solution to make sure everyone is connected. >> mrs. baker. i am sorry, dr. basal. >> spectrum authorities are an inner part of our spectrum management party that strategy. it would be not good for the wireless sector to not include that. that would bias in handicap the ability to rollout those programs. >> thank you. in the minutes i have left, i want to talk about the spectrum policy and the impact on the wireless workforce. the wireless industry has been a significant driver of innovation. they have ushered in services and devices and millions of americans have depended on. of course, all of o

including donovan lewis, himself, who wasn't coming out.tment for a very long time asking everyone to come out before they actually got to this point in the video. there is definitely a lot here that needs to be uncovered and that's why there is an independent investigation that is going to be continued by the bureau of criminal investigations there in ohio. but certainly this doesn't take away the fact that this is difficult on both ends, right. there is a 20-year-old who is now dead, a family who, of course, is grieving the loss of their son, a grandson, a brother, understanding he was about to be a father. i want to read you a statement through the attorney of the donovan lewis family, it says this, this excessive and completely unnecessary force has become all too common in columbus, rest assured we will get justice for donovan and do everything in our power to stop the senseless killings, there cannot be one more black -- young black life taken this way. as for that officer who fired that single shot, it is a canine unit officer, becau

lewis was placed in handcuffs and later died at the hospital. it took police more than six minutes to offer any first-aid. she wants to know why. >> there was no attempt to preserve his life. frisking him, hand cuffed, he should have been treated immediately in that room. not carried like an animal and dropped on the ground. >> she said police failed to tell her the details surrounding her son's death. she found out online. >> the news was released on the internet before i could get it. >> police have defended the split second decision they had to playing. the ohio department of criminal investigations is reviewing the shooting along with an independent watch dog. the family plans to sue the city. the officer involved is on leave. >>> a break-through win for francis tiafoe. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doct

judging commentator lewis explains why.o special because it's so close to the north of africa, what happens with the geology of the land is these mountains push up and you've got this strong wind that it comes in, you've got to think of an hourglass where the sand rushes through the middle, that's what happens here in both directions either from the atlantic or the mediterranean, that is why so uniquely it's always windy and so strong. i think we are going to see something very special later. now that the winds are getting stronger and the competition is really heating up, i want to know how the athletes are doing. lorenzo, congratulations! thanks a lot. looked incredible out there, what is it like out there? the wind is pumping, it's like 30 knots and we are flying really high. it's just an unreal feeling. when i'm doing my best tricks, ijust feel like superman on the water. it's like i've got a superpower. it's great energy on the beach, the wind is super strong - and that is exactly what we are looking for, so hopefully

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kim: john lewis was a powerful, john lewis along with his mentor and friend, he put his life and personal safety on the line as leader that profoundly changed our nation for the better. his boldness in pursuit of justice was rooted in faith and love as he described it, quote, at a very early stage of the movement, i accepted the teaching of jesus and way of nonviolence and the idea of hate is too heavy a burden to bear. to help pass these values onto the future generations, this established the fulbright program at the department of state. and thics change program has enjoyed bipartisan support. as part of fulbright, the john lewis by promoting studies and research and international exchange in the subject of nonviolent movements that protected civil rights. this bill is worth the way of honoring a great man who sacrificed so much to make america and the world a better place. i reserve. ism the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. >> i recognize the gentlewoman from georgia. >> i rise in support of h.r. 8681. following in the footst

neither are lewis. police send a dog in. then they go in and leash the dog. here is a look in real time of what happens next. we are stopping the video so it does not show lewis getting shot by the k9 officer. during a news conference, chief brian showed the video in real time and then frame by frame. >> is you are looking at this frame by frame, there appears to be something. he raises his hand hand. >> reporter: hears the same part of the video should slow downleft arm on the bed, his right arm coming over his body.. you can see lewis's left arm on the bed, his right arm coming over his body and here's that same moment from the body cam of the officer who fired. no guns were found at the scene and chief ryan says something like a vape was found on the bed. >> you know, i sympathies and agree with lewi as a parent, i sympathize and i grieve with his mother. as a community, i grieve with our community, but we are going to allow this investigation to take place. >> reporter: according to columbus police, the officer who shot lewis is ricky anderson, who has be

rex elliot is an attorney for donovan lewis's family. >> donovan was unarmed.iding by police commands to come out of his room when he was shot in cold blood by officer anderson. there was no justification. let me be clear, no justification, for officer anderson to shoot and unknown unarmed man trying to get out of bed as police officers were instructing him to do. amy: u.s. senator bernie sanders has joined a rally of striking british workers in london, saying workers need to stand together to fight against corporate greed and billiaires anuncing more wealth. it is amona series of strikes impacting public services with workers demanding better pay and response to higher inflation. >> what we have seen is a massive distribution of wealth going exactly in the wrong way. the middle class is shrinking, and the people on top are getting wealthier. our job is to take on these oligarchs. our job is to imagine a world of justice. it is not radical. it is not radical to say that every worker in the u.k. and in the united states is entitled to a different standard of liv

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i'm lewis vaughanjones and these are the latest headlines.test headlines. labour opens its annual conference as its leader, sir keir starmer, prepares to set out the dividing lines between his party and the new conservative government. he tells the bbc he would reverse the government's cut to the top income tax rate. we do need to grow our economy, that has been the single biggest failure of the last 12 years of tory government, but we need to recognise who grows this economy. i'm mark loewen live in rome where people are voting in an election which could usher in a telly�*s first far right leader since mussolini. a man has died after a fire in a block of flats in bristol. eight other people are currently being treated in hospital

and i'm lewis vaughan—jones. in other news...ly to save your lives — the warning ofjapan�*s prime minister to people living in the path of a huge typhoon making landfall in the south. one of russia's most famous singing stars strongly criticises the war in ukraine, saying russian young men are "dying for illusory aims." we are at westminster, where just within the past few minutes the queue for people joining to pay tribute to the queen has been closed. so the people behind me will be able to see and pay tribute to the queen lying—in—state at westminster hall, but, well, the people who have potentiallyjoined within the last few moments, they will not be able to make this journey that others have spent hours and hours attending, waiting to pay their respects. earlier on today... a minute's silence was held across the united kingdom in memory of the late queen, on the eve of her state funeral in westminster abbey. to pay tribute to her. herson, king charles, said in a statement tonight that he and his wife, the queen consort camill

lewis hamilton started forth, but the right tires and fewer pit stops took the bridge and towards thend the safety car, a restart and on top was the dutchman. it took max verstappen one turn to retake the lead. when it mattered, mercedes had gotten it wrong. hamilton went from the front back to fourth and put it down to his tires. this win puts max verstappen so clear at the top that it meant so much to do it here. hamilton's never gone a season without winning a race and had calmed down a touch afterwards. verstappen though was still on cloud nine. it is always special when you win your home grand prix. this year, had to work for it even more and so, yeah, an incredible weekend and i'm really happy that we got the dutch grand prix. lu i really thought we were going to be their fighting for this win and then the car came out. and then i am sitting there and i'm in and then i am sitting there and i'm irrthe— and then i am sitting there and i'm inthe lead— and then i am sitting there and i'm in the lead but i know that no matter how good or bad a restart again. _ matter how good or bad

and because soon as her seizure, a brazilian presidential front runner lewis and nancy lula to silver has pulled further head in the final stretch of the election campaign. that's according to opinion polls at this means lulu could defeats incumbent jar ballston or in the 1st round of voting on sunday. some analysts say that rising vote, abstention could still mean the election goes to a 2nd round. if no candidate gets more than 50 percent, the 2 front runners go into run off that would be on october 30th. ah, so this is our desert, these are the top stories and ukrainian president vladimir lensky has formerly signed an application for the fast track membership to join nato. it's in direct response to vladimir putin moved to claim for regions of ukraine as part of russia . earlier on friday to lensky says keith is ready for negotiations with moscow, but not while vladimir putin is president. well, putin says signing the agreements has corrected a historical wrong. a russian president says the kremlin will protect dickerson, zepplin, asia, the nets, and hence regions using all availabl

pieper lewis was 15 when she stabbed 37-year old zachary brooks to death. police and officials agree that lewis was forcibly trafficked to men for sex after running away from home, including at knifepoint. lewis says one of those men was brooks who raped her multiple times in the weeks before his death. lewis, who is now 17, pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and willful injury last year, charges punishable by up to 10 years in jail. iowa does not have so-called "safe harbor laws" in place that gives underage trafficking victims at least some level of criminal immunity. an ex-aide to andrew cuomo has sued the former new york governor for sexual harassment. charlotte bennett filed the lawsuit wednesday in a federal court in new york city, alleging cuomo repeatedly made inappropriate sexual advances, then sought to smear her reputation when she publicly revealed the harassment. bennet's lawsuit is the second from at least 11 women who say cuomo unlawfully groped, kissed, or otherwise sexually harassed them. in sweden, four right-wing parties have agreed

john lewis depicts integrity out from the crowd begins a remarkable tip.learned this, i am thinking you are the chosen one. and in activities that show us the way. through you and so many kids, we will try wings of wade in the water. it will all work our way up, up to this total lift every voice and sing. and i have a dream, and black lives matter. here rico soaring to book pages that fill us with an un- deniable flutter. lifting us to the windows and meters spending open the front door and holding an open seat at the front of the best to give us a good view of rose's determination. carrying us on the shoulders of john lewis invitation. yes you well, let's get into good trump. next, i stepped up us tell a must. courage spoke about. it's about admitting. he hit. you can't look to the sky. it meant that pretty child. 86 feet deep, it's what mark took a break. ladies didn't jump up blotting city tennis the subject of the book of john lewis who is thank you. [applause] >> please welcome ... surprise winner. [applause] [applause] >> i want you to imagine an ele

lewis is the new justice secretary. he resigned in july.ot to discuss with the appointments and the broader ambitions. first let's go right back to the beginning of the day because boris johnson spoke here at downing street at 7:30 a.m. this morning. >> the torch will be passed to a new conservative leader and it will be handed over to what has unexpectedly turned out to be a relay race. they changed the rules halfway through, but never mind that. and a new prime minister will go meet a fee and test a group of public servants. the people who got brexit done and delivhe fastest vaccine rollout in europe will never forget, 70% got a dose within six months, faster than any comparable country. that is government for you. that is this conservative government. ross: it is tradition that the queen invites the new prime minister to form a government so it has been today. liz trust arriving for her meeting with the queen. the 15th prime minister for queen elizabeth to be invited. this took place 400 miles from london at the royal residence in scotla

brandon lewis, he's only been in post a few i lewis, he�*s only been in post a few weeks, so that isneeded that access is a voice for victims. dominic raab he has given a statement that he is proud to have published the victims build that vera baird was involved in and see an ill increasing rate of convictions in the last two years and secured a quadrupling in funding for victims. and secured a quadrupling in funding forvictims. he and secured a quadrupling in funding for victims. he then goes on to say that the victim commissioner role is important and we reran the process because in all honesty, we wanted a stronger feel of comfort deducts and thatis stronger feel of comfort deducts and that is quite brutal in return. what the question now is who is going to do thejob and the question now is who is going to do the job and the governmentjob advert said that the final interviews are set to be in december and there is no word on when one will be appointed. tt and there is no word on when one will be appointed.— and there is no word on when one will be appointed. if dominic rather sa s

i lewis on jones. i lewis onjones. bye—bye. good evening. hello there.eague this evening. manchester city were on red hot form in spain, chelsea manchester city were on red—hot form in spain, chelsea were surprisingly beaten in croatia, while celtic returned to the group stage after five years away with a 3—0 defeat to the holders real madrid. andy swiss reports. first celtic, a return to the champions league against the champions. rail madrid, 0 a cackling atmosphere. oh so close from callum mcgregor. real�*s class finally told. that put them ahead, and further goals rounded off a 3—0 win. the light for them, but defeat for celtic. manchester city were a way to sevilla. city ultimately cruised to a 4—0 victory. it was a bad night for chelsea, though, wearing white, they were outpaced and outplayed. early days, but for chelsea, early worries. andy swiss, bbc news. wales have secured their spot in the play—offs as they look to reach next year's women's world cup in australia and new zealand. they only needed a draw with slovenia to secure second place in

lewis the term used was capacious view of blackness in a way where. where are your spirit comes from? i think is really important. then another thing, a book, my next book, which came out in 2005, but a lot of it is center or large portion is centered around the tulsa racial massacre. and so that's been interesting as i wrote the book a long time ago. and then to see that come much more into consciousness through pop culture. speaking of writing goals and it's, you know, superheroes stuff, oh, you know, we all know it was really it came the current interest was triggered by watchmen and i would say that book is very much to go your point about three black women kind of healing each other over a long period of time. and as i was working on it and again this is some of it came to me over time, i in no way sat down with this plan that trying to work through the the generation and trauma of tulsa which the family had really buried so that by the time i came to the end of the book was really thinking of it as a vision of healing. but i lost track how long

pieper lewis ran away from an unstable home at the age of 15.as repeatedly abused by multiple men and fatally stabbed one of them in 2020. she pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter last year. her case is again underscoring a serious issue of justice. hundreds of victims of sexual abuse and trafficking have faced similar legal consequences and even decades in prison for killing their abusers. joining me now is cyntoia brown-long, herself a survivor of human trafficking. she was convicted of murdering one of her abusers when she was 16 and served 15 years of a life sentence before she was granted clemency in 2019. she's now a criminal justice reform advocate and author of "free cyntoia: my search for redemption in the american prison system." cyntoia brown-long, welcome to the "newshour." thank you for joining us. there are so many painful parallels between what you endured and what pieper lewis has endured, the abuse, the legal process that followed. i just have to ask, when you first heard her story, what did you think? cyntoia: you know, it'