this was done under the quote unquote threat of lia thomas. not the reality of the fact that lee is just going to be one in the scrum. if she does show up with you, with patrols in 2024, it was the mere threat. and also the simple fact that been up and the you see i, the cycling world governing body. you also put up a rule 2 weeks, new rules 2 weeks ago. they don't want to deal with the smoke of what happened at the n. c double a swimming championships in atlanta where you had 2 groups of protesters. one came from 4000 miles away across the atlantic. strictly to do one thing harass and hound one person. that's what these governing bodies are really afraid about. that's why these rules exist. ok, so you say it's not the porters that i would actually focus on the person is lia tom thomas. you have to admit they came out sports illustrated interview and said she only competed for fighting. it had nothing to do with waiting. but you look at her past history competing as her biologically born male didn't do so well, a stop stop right there. burst t

while on bail, he sexually assaulted lia.t having anything happen to them. that's years of offending that wouldn't have happened. my life would be completely different now. and despite promises of change, taking on a sex attacker is still dramatic. i felt like i was the criminal, even in court. and there's defence lawyers calling you liars and things like that. it's horrible. i understand why people don't do it. it's hard, because when you're going through traumatic experiences, you want to block it out as much as you can. but are you pleased that you did stick with it? it's going to be a bit of ease because he deserves to go to jail. that's the important thing, is that he didn't get away with it this time. sussex police, where 0'brien once served, said the allegations made then were fully investigated and prosecutors decided there would be no criminal prosecution. so it took one victim, just a teenager, to make sure he finally went to jail. lucy manning, bbc news. at the cop27 climate summit in egypt, china has said it will

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you might not, you're going to, lia wears on without the middle of battle is going to be going to be the last one in the portal. right. well, there's a gap, william all the way out in wyoming that your law and i thought him, no, said it won't cause uncle butterfield calling to see me until i yeah most all day. and i look in delano just for ya. okay. set up, it'll say in think what they do. we pay a lease on a line. you ah give them a pass a space years. listen the can i use last a last plan? don't say it's good. ok. so i'm going put it on a saturday and i'm in hm . backing morgan. i think we'd have all my thing join. it would've been no kenneth williams, a little bit of code to get anything with it went through but i don't see a bus to come in. and he said that in amicable as you're not there, then i will not but i think i'm in a long time beando and no matter what up or as you are being a young me, joe matthew or call me saying wait, what was that? but that i let them brown up, but i, but you know that let me say that i face, you mean, do you look i most home will be interesting to

she found an ally and lia campbell, an anti flag activist on the mississippi gulf coast for me as a white woman. oh, it's incumbent upon me as a, as a white mississippian and a person of privilege to use my privilege to do what i can to dismantle a system of white supremacy and symbols of white supremacy that my ancestors created. mm hm. wow. i grew up in the sound, so i have a sense of the racism that still exists here and it would be naive me or anyone else organize about it. then the sitting in charleston happened and i distinctly remember seeing the photo, dylan res, posing with the confederate flag and reading his blog post. and then watch governor nikki haley has the courage to take that confederate emblem down from south carolina state house ground. it really made me angry that our governor and our legislators could not display the same courage. oh, so i knew i had to get involved. were fighting with me right now. in america. do you think it makes them feel when they everywhere laid her? that flag is flying. what does that face, and then we are better than that. mississippi is bett

katherine meizlish now says elena, nicea my of none and always was it near school, completely cheer ah, lia will willing one now shut up snyder lest i lose her of minute footstep or professionally chino us down our luez, what did you say of by so get by the last man, oh papa john's going, are you on? i am in a deli called go to the list a chance can chill for this war guns care. but don paulson it won't job well. no. so real busty on now for she bought a bottle door on the starboard up in april 2014. the guns people's republic was proclaimed in may a referendum on self determination was held near board was clear at the moment, boyer came now a chest wondering is i'd say, but i need you nearly fioma from the stuff. keep the genie and that stuff. but who are saying abs? petunia is up last year. but even if it ends on may 2014, the dpr an lp are held referendums. the overwhelming majority voted for self determination to republics. national sovereignty was proclaimed. the next day, cave and western countries refused to recognize the results of the vote for the so called anti terrorist operation

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scattering you solution i scheduling you nicea my of non and always was it me ask all completely julia for lia will, willing one now shut up snyder. last, i really was her of minute last year or partially chino, us on our louis. what i do will say off by so get by the last man by stance going, are you on the, in the luke or go to the list a chance can chill for this war guns care. but on posterior, which oberman i real bus. they are now for sheba, not roygenia. drew in a bottle door will not start rolled up. in april 2014, the new guns people's republic was proclaimed in may a referendum on self determination was held near blood work. daphne monet boyer kim . now chest line is i'd say, but i mean you the city under my from the stuff, keep the genie and stuff but who are saying abs? petunia is up last year. but even if it ends on may 2014, the dpr an lp are held referendums. the overwhelming majority voted for self determination to republics national sovereignty was proclaimed. the next day, cave and western countries refused to recognize the result of the vote for the so called anti terrorist

in february 1943 with downstairs the only emp, the thumb comes that all i, lia crusher voice, will be at that as that of no bully damn. i've lit so all a bull shout saw a go the pay from ashley. i did like yearly buller or it is and they are pretty can each knows is that i would similar step in the column. is it the malibu? repeat your kimball summit. marla, boy, would love to talk about your personal, appreciate that my chisher kelly decided that when you will believe we're here to look at can. each next year the young gods was shot on february. the 9th 1943. just 8 days before the red army arrived and liberated roving key, i'm in the decision maker for in the for new list with you, but roll of that clueless. the kabbalah in that she could read, he, he would that the money come pressure miss my have it's julia mean it's good for mom in the front desk with scholastic. when you on the for a movie, julie nashua saw that there was a seat on the gymnast. you're jim boucher before to christmas. it was that you can the shop loses her good adventures. thank you. my dear, i'm a block of miss

, the issue of who should pay compensation to developing nations for the effects of climate change. lia hoarding reports on this, the seas have never been mis high. the planet has never been this warm, distinguished delegate for 2 weeks. representatives from nearly 200 countries were whole talks in egypt on a continent already ravaged by severe drought in food shortages. the annual un summit is focused on global climate action and how to pay for it. every call is a medical break. comp. every call counts and every call shouldn't move us one step closer or multiple steps closer to that target of hoffman emissions by 2030. natural disasters are expensive, costing billions of dollars. developing countries are some of the hardest hit by climate change, and they rely on assistance during heat waves, droughts, and devastating floods. like what we saw in pakistan earlier this year, developing countries are, can t continued to invest in the climate action that they need to take in the long term . and the short term. they need to see those funds flow from the developed countries who have greater

at a meeting with colleagues from the uzbek legislative assembly, the lia mazhelis was discussed abouting for the common history and, of course, about the present russian-uzbek economic partnership is developing so dynamically that it is necessary to quickly coordinate and the legal bases of the two countries, we hope that we will be able to devote ourselves to solving specific problems . questions. and this means that we will more effectively defend the interests of the citizens of our countries in the interests of our states, this is the task of development parliamentary dimension. in the course. visit. the regulation of the new structure of the high-level commission on cooperation between the two parliaments was signed. the platform will help to quickly find solutions to the problems that concern citizens of both countries, the dialogue of parliamentarians will allow almost instantly responding to the most pressing challenges of bilateral relations at the level of laws, responding to mutual interest, creating conditions for friendship and prosperity. two peoples last year, russia be

i, lia, who live on the other side, all the people have fled when we don't know where to get help so that we can rebuild the whole of what they like it, what they will, what the, what, what am i look at all this closely? but i live with us heavily back in busy. i've been living to one nightmare. dungan mika has destroyed us all. what did i will now young lady, that i needed to find out and had funnier i tongue anika is the world's 2nd deepest fresh water lake. local residence depend on its fish to make a living, but rising water temperatures have killed mass, amounts of fish. on top of that, the lake has become a danger to the people. it once fed. floods and storms are common in tropical countries, like the democratic republic of congo. the climate change is now making them more frequent and more severe. now, when it rains, the earth slides that's washed, huge chunks of silt into the lake and cause water levels to search. the rise, according to this official, has been very rapid. well, you'll receive among other marquis of lake tang janica has risen to a level of more or less 5 to 6

we use neuro immune brain org, annoyed containing micro, lia, and modeled life viral infection, brain organ or it's are often called many brains by the press. but they aren't really brain's. they are 3 dimensional clumps of culture. tissue made up of the cell types found in the human brain. so how did these organ noise react to being infected in the lab with sauce coffee to spoiler alert. not very well. the research is found that mike regalia and asked resets had distinct responses that shared features observed in neuro degenerative diseases. and activated micro glee tripled the engulf mant of post synoptic termini of neurons. say what, let's break that down a little to get what the research is mean, you 1st have to understand what microbe leah are. micro glee. a cells are immune cells that clean up molecular debris in the brain and go after pathogens that try to infect it. they also support the repair of damage neurological tissue. at least they do under normal circumstances. but a direct infection with a soft covey too is anything but normal. it caused the micro clia in the organ no

ah, lia harding al jazeera, but at least one nation will be bringing the sounds of hold to cut off for the world cup. one of mexico's best known mariachi bands are supporting their t. nobody, nicholas blender is so integral to represent them for them. maria maria, she seemed a lease for locals as he must been in maria g. is life. sincerely, felice could make elaborate in salem, a decent daily that only levy willa a look at it and see how much notice in the lama you look to support us on those. in the sam, we'll just say it's almost sync with amazon with all the papers that you added and was like was what was the most value for this part was a member who will not let me other study, but i see is the problem and i was in the bottom was what those, where was soon i legally have to remember a very from one thing on our mass. a last by subtle make, he can or seen oil where to call more like in there. and i'll put us in, seattle, muddy archie lacey, another lady alice, unless you oh oh, we will need papa sierra. what has been taught us, but it's one of those places he spent albion. but one m

lia. login is the word. so dorians form really do i dance form, not almost though, and you store any good for that. peter. the issue is so slow here, computer those most to say it usually means unique of consoles. was colleen, you know, low dishes from so sort of course we would short beach. i'm not sure the go always up on them. be some stocum. you see the will be a low enough is enough to leave me off of your head. you are groom leeker along the room in order to ski regular sweeney, ernest, tim, additional bill on your door and the question will you do? usually the reason you deal with will be a reason you get to really love seat normally a pretty well welcome to sleeps where your media, tory, which and unfortunate details. alterra, russo argued over with russia could be seen or civilized or just the barbaric insemination. but they mostly agree that russia couldn't be civilized because it wasn't for us really in francisco anyway, with a sticky me me know enough friends who have a fish easy. it says line is

so how do we make pieces that help them express themselves and don't blend really easy, lia, seamlessly into their lifestyle. i have all the pieces now to put the ring together . so i have the shank, that's the band. the pipes of their anger goes, you know, until the hand and then. so these are the other parts that the don't to big one. so now i'm gonna assemble it's for saw during put it together. i think i just had it enjoying the whole process more and more and the fact that i can actually create something unique as see something, have an idea and bring it to life. you know, from start to finish initially. any think i was like i'm a person, it just became while firing. seen people look at a piece of like, oh my god, you me day crease. are there any way you as a human being, you know, having an idea, micky, something with your bare hands is seen. the p is the final result. it's i don't know if the flaming white like syfy and, and it's will, will know some degree after done polishing, cleaning, and in clayton, this is what the final piece looks like before we put in the arizona and the

but only lia presley's old freshest lineup, bellanca murphy, you're saying that a 1000 or 13 got out of doors at them a year for the unemployment is off the charts, moldova territorial integrity and sovereignty are we respect the country which enjoys financial support from the u. s. and the u is constantly rocked by political and corruption scandals, but all that didn't stop moldova or obtaining e u candidate status in 2022 and revisiting the possibility of re unification with romania. 4 into public at mulvey, the borders emerged as a result of the ussr being dissolved, fabricate, partially, underworld, witty in a 19 nineties, there was a growth in national consciousness as in other parts of the former soviet union. what actually happened was civil war. blood was spilled over territory, nationalists demanded that the moldova state language should be remaining effectively. some said that the romanian language equated to moldova, but moldova authorities didn't recognize other nations as equal at the time that was held, the unrecognized trans mystery in moldova republic emerged on the r

but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some, lia hardin al jazeera. at least 19 people have been killed in a plane crash in tanzania, the aircraft crash in to late victoria, or is it attempted to land in the town of cobra? tanzania, as president, has expressed our condolences to those affective than his call for com. michael web reports. the plane was coming in to land. the small 50 you recovery times in here. that will run way ends on the shore of lake victoria, africa's largest lake. new york. um yeah. when the aircraft was about a 100 meters at mid air, it encountered problems in bad weather. it was raining on the plane plunged into the water. everything is under control. the armies had to rescue missions and firefighters from the province of cu get are on the scene. they are fully equipped to deal with rescues and safety. rescue efforts are currently underway in order to retrieve the aircraft. the plane belongs to precision air. townsend is largest, privately owned airline, is propeller powered plains, carrying passengers between tons and

but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some lia hardy and al jazeera as our her. she were is an associate scientist at the stock home environment institute. she is attending cop 27. she says there is not enough long term rehabilitation support for developing countries. i think the example that everybody has been talking about is the floods in pockets. i'm 30000000 people who think about in people learning their homes. but it's much more than that is people losing their lives. if you have prompts destroyed, for example, by these floods, between that security as a whole, is correct using diseases spreading because of the water piling up in a lot of the regions. and so you have one impacts, and so in addition to the loss of people's lives into the loss of people, phones and infrastructure, you have longer term impacts with relations with security, trade, health. you know, some of the intensify machines that are already occurring in the 1st week or so manage very uneven development since i was going on this for example. but that is primarily for

climate summit, but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some. lia harding al jazeera, the still ahead on al jazeera will have the latest on rescue operations following a plane crash, and anthony is lake victoria. and i'm andrew simmons at nickerson airport in cyprus, abandon in the 1974 conflicts. i'll be reporting a rising tension between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. ah hello, we got some raid in the forecast for the korean peninsula over the next couple days . and eventually on to watch japan piece of cloud. they're just sliding across yellow sea associated with us, little weather systems, some snow on the northern flank of that. that'll ease its way out of the far north . east of china. rain coming back in behind and that rain will eventually move across c, r. c of japan. western japan western honju kata, seeing some clout and some rave for a time as you go through, choose day. not too bad on the other side of the mountain stoker at around 20 degrees celsius. but some pieces of sherry ran down towards that taiwan much of central and south

but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some. lia hardin al jazeera, a passenger plane crash and turns in there has left, at least 19 people dead to the air craft plunged into lake victoria as it attempted to land in a nearby town. 26 people had been rescued. welcome web reports. the plane was coming in to land at the small 50 of cobra tanza near it's apple runway ends on the shore of lake victoria africa's largest lake new york. um mm hm. yeah. when the aircraft was about a 100 meters at mid air, it encountered problems in bad weather. it was raining on the plane plunged into the water. everything is under control. the armies had of rescue missions and fire fighters from the province of can get are, are on the scene. they are fully equipped to deal with rescues and safety. rescue efforts are currently underway in order to retrieve the aircraft. the plane belongs to precision air. thompson is largest privately owned airline. his propeller powered plains carry passengers between towns and cities and to neighboring countries in no more yogurt. u

the b lot lian elected congress, it's true the b lotlia members elected congress, it's true the b lot liare, he has been the president of situation before, he has been the p years nt of lt"; " ' elections, so very capable of makes them very capable, sf ~ ~ ~ 7 ~ ~ with meleee them very eepeele ef ~ ~ ~ 7 ~ ~ with the mehee them very eepeete ef ~ ~ ~ 7 ~ ~ with the brazilian negotiating with the brazilian congress. 0ne negotiating with the brazilian congress. one of the biggest challenges we have is hunger, 30 million brazilians don't have anything to eat, high unemployment, high inflation, lula has dealt with that before, believe he is the best person to deal with these problems today as well. what about deforestation _ problems today as well. what about deforestation what - problems today as well. what about deforestation what will he be able to do on that front, quite hard because jair bolsonaro got rid of many of the institutions to monitor deforestation?— the institutions to monitor deforestation? indeed, if you consider 2002 _ deforestation? indeed, if you consider 2002 and _ defores

back back a, the, lia ne, on isn't aligned. so political policy, how would you describe the values of it for somebody that in a different country, i think that will lead to the progressive left. we have some specific cases that are not negotiable for us, but we try to to keep the dialogue open and actually negotiate with people. or do also, we need to show people that you have to pressure this institution from the people who hold offers to actually work for you for your interest. the role that you were born and raised in various, but your parents originally come from albania or something like well in greece, the fact that you are born in the country or that you immigrating an early age doesn't automatically make you a greek citizen. so although i was born in greece, i was considered an albanian citizen until 2017, which meant that i had 0 civic right. but no, absolutely, no, probably can political presentation. and how are albanians to see if can greece lenient migrate in the ninety's after the dissolution of the hybrid communi

any kids, lia presley's old pushes dynamo, bellanca murphy, just sort of thought of some doors that are single to thought a daughter, a unemployment is off the charts, moldova territorial integrity and sovereignty. we respect the country which enjoys financial support from the u. s. and the u. is constantly rocked by political and corruption scandals. wow. but all that didn't stop mold over obtaining e u candidate status in 2022. and revisiting the possibility of re unification with romania into public. it may do the board as emerged as a result of the ussr being dissolved, fabricate, partially, underworld, witty in the 1990s, there was a growth in national consciousness as in other parts of the former soviet union. what actually happened was civil war. blood was spilled over territory, nationalists demanded that the moldova state language should be romanian. effectively. some said that the romanian language equated to moldova, but moldova authorities didn't recognize other nations as equal at the time that was held, the unrecognized trans mystery in moldova republic emerged on the righ

but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some. lia hardin al jazeera. ah. fe for president gianni infant tino says the cats are well, cup will be the most inclusive in history. new stadiums and facilities have been built with accessibility in mind to ensure all fans can attend matches and the which then is a tournament for all that is cancels will come ambition. this little match involving plays who are hearing impaired. was the sporting sense, a piece of a conference aimed at ensuring every fan can play a part of these finals. the head of world football was in attendance on the line, his organizations commitment to the cools. we think about school was we could both . joe was seated all i've been, as we speak about, smiled, won't believe a moment of smile. a moment of joy catulus accessibility forum has been in place since 2016, an annual gathering of disability experts from around the world wheelchair uses visually and hearing impaired fans, supporters with mental health issues. and those with different sensory requirements are all represented

but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some, lia hardin al jazeera, still had for you on this program. millions of families go hungry in zimbabwe is the country's economic crisis gets worse. and we look at why fi f as president says the cattle wildcat will be the most inclusive in history. ah, how i was still hanging on to high pressure across central parts of europe at the moment. so a lot of dry and fine weather. not too bad here, but 2 distinct areas of low pressure where we are seeing some storms rumbling away . this is storm eva. that springs to very heavy re across sir greece. that pushes way over towards cyprus, over the next couple days. wet and windy weather, funding samples of risk of my slides, maybe a month's worth of rain coming in here. and then we got the remnants of storm martin and that was for a lot of wet weather in across northwest corner of europe in 2 islands. right across the u. k. blustery conditions, longest bells, a frame sweeping through it runs all the way down in portugal. so we'll see some wet weather around here

climate summit, but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some. lia harding al jazeera and new are to is spearheading plan to officially ask the international court of justice to clarify who's responsible for the climate crisis. the pacific island nation is one of 16 countries who will table draw the resolution. the next un general assembly to make the request and the opinion would be non binding, but it would hold immense legal authority. some pacific islands will be entirely underwent by the end of the century if seen, it'll continue unchecked. melanie pill is a search fellow. the australian national university institute for comments, energy and his office solutions. he joins us from what on going in australia, welcome to the program. so when you look at the effects of climate change, it's not just a matter of financial compensation. is it? no, no, it is definitely not. if we, especially when we look to the pacific climate change mean an existential threat for some of some of the countries that, that it, it goes way beyond just providing finance for

but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some, lia hardin, al jazeera stella had hair on al jazeera. ah, even all their problems behind and heading to the well come, even speak to argentinian football fans and the cattle ah had i there it is still very much a tale of 2 seasons across north america. plenty a hate around the eastern seaboard. this line a cloud from the deep south where we saw those bonnets. storms are on the way up into eastern parts of canada. this summer, behind that cold plunge, digging its way in the cross, sir, canada, northwestern parts of the u. s. minus 10 celsius. the top temperature in calgary and falling around minus 15 here as we go through my little heat i which will cease to cbl into the mid twenties for some so really not too bad. all of those temperatures fall away as we go one into what she is day, these temperature st. all that on the downward slide, minus 17. in calgary. by that stage there will be snow associated with that in a fair bit of it. right down across the rock history. the cascades here in about a sea

but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some, lia hardin, al jazeera. for the while to plans to officially all the international court of justice to clarify who's responsible for the climate crisis. the pacific on a nation is one of 16 countries who will table a draft resolution that the next un general assembly to make the request. any opinion would be known binding, but it would hold immense legal authority. some pacific islands could be entirely on the water by the end of the century. if sea level rise is go on, checked. melanie pill is a research fellow, the australian national universities institute for climate energy and disaster. she says for many pacific nations, the situation is now desperate climate change mean some an existential threat for some of some of the countries there. but it goes way beyond just providing finance for losses of damages that are cost the climate change, which will be a big topic at cop $27.00. it remains to be seen whether there will be a finance being made available that is then labeled compensation or whethe

and you can write me at lia harding a j e for your voice to be heard already. that's it for me. we'll have more for you coming up back to laura. fantastic. i've been getting lots of interaction. there are no good brilliance. ok, right. what we're going to give you a few more looks at the latest races we've got a higher 1st of all that is turning out to be a very close race. tim ryan, doing better than expected against the trump endorsed j. d vance. and let's now go to the georgia senate numbers that's leaning democrat there. we've got rafael, warner warnock against herschel warnock against herschel walker. he is pulling head slightly and let's go to the senate race in north carolina. we've got sheri beesley and ted bud and i get a very close race. but this was a classic example of how busy was pulling ahead. first of all, when early votes were counted, they tended to favor democrats. now all the vote counting is coming and they get 67 percent of the votes have been counted and we're seeing the republicans catching up now. pennsylvania, the senate. let's look at what's happening

f dash him, a copy of that was the against about our lia can't beat as it also contaminants, water the food on her plates donate. even fish now contain plastic particles, your pulpit and among glass decal, or to form as the typhoon project works together with scientists and helps them advance their research into marine pollution. be at coastal or deep sea pollution or shaft diesel. we focus lauser have become a, we've found pieces of junk with bar codes from russia deal sia and from turkey up with the leukemia. the bod, ward's mother, given that both the mc authority, the bar codes, allow us to determine the origin, country date and factory where the rubbish comes from it. but then we can compile and database and analyze our findings, dilemma, but of modern. but when my working in collaboration with the volunteers, scientists had managed to simulate the circulation of plastic in the mediterranean . this animation shows why the problem requires an international solution. the problem almost enough, given the problem is it's not enough to pick up the rubbish out. when i'm, if done, we nee

so aaliyah where we're not the sensible doesn't, lia will w latoya the death my little or what i'm little flash us enough. he had been rashaw composite for the soul gone near me, father li, and not a con man to harbor low. well, fossil some, been the mailer, it been in me that'll be in italy cuddly. double bonnie: and now i became fear i'm was thought a sinner con montebello, one ah, coming up in part 2, inside the a spar academy. and it's crucial role in the development of footballing, cattle and legacy. what does it mean for the 2022 world cup and beyond? ah, ah frank take off until the final whistle will bring you extensive coverage through out the world action from all of the games. the joy hand, the half asian experts and match analysis for my studios, info and excitement from around the city and across the globe. join our forecast of 2022 unknowns era ah, ah, ah ah ah ah, ah, ah . informed opinions, i believe that armenia and other regions should have bilateral negotiations. we've been calling that so many time. critical did make is the common will still something that king charles

and the lia thomas case, i was never against her, she played with the rules. this athlete is playing with the rules but they have to change the rules and on the international swimming scene they did. they got now the rule is if you do not transition before the age of 12, you are not eligible to swim on an international level. pt and to be honest with you, i think that's a good decision. why? what they found out throughout the years, going through male puberty has a bigger impact on your performance in the future than it does just testosterone suppression. you are bigger, stronger. so this is not going to go away, but i really feel the state of washington has to make it a little bit tougher. they cannot just identify and then compete against the women. >> sandra: caitlyn, you always offer an interesting take and obviously a very unique perspective on that. i want to put this on the screen, this is the washington interscholastic activities association with a statement to fox news about the rules you just detailed, the wiaa gender identity eligibility rules in pl

as lia harding reports, the trophy has been a part of one italian families legacy for more than 50 years. i, i ah, creating greatness runs in this family. the famous world cup trophy was made in this workshop in italy, in 1971 by sylvia god, seneca, the artist beat more than 50 other designers to be chosen to replace fetus original trophy guts. amiga son says the current world cup trophy design is special because it can be photographed from all angles, giving a full world view. yours also thinking how the window have to use it for october the camera and saw a washed out think a way that they can leave it keeping the hand. andros, like i said, it was the cup was 1st awarded to what was then west germany in 1974. it's made of 18 carrick gold, with bands of malakai on its base, depicting to humans holding up to earth. it's nearly $37.00 centimeters tall and weighs more than 6 kilograms. lot of the your, i'm trembling with anticipation to see the trophy. because i'm so excited to work in that i called white to see it on television body and feel that emotion that my colleagues have felt over

climate summit, but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some, lia hardy and al jazeera at least 19 people have been killed in a plane crash in tanzania, the aircraft crashed into lake victoria, it was attempting to land in the town of brook koba, tanzania, as present as express how condolences to those affected and called for calm. as the rescue operations continued malcolm wagner reports the plane was coming in to land. the small, 50 of recovering times the near it's apple runway ends on the shore of lake victoria, africa's largest lake. live in your home on the time. now when the aircraft was about a 100 meters at mid air, it encountered problems in bad weather. it was raining on the plane plunged into the water. everything is under control. the armies had of rescue missions and fire fighters from the province of can get are on the scene. they are fully equipped to deal with rescues and safety. rescue efforts are currently underway in order to retrieve the aircraft. the plane belongs to precision air. townsend is largest privately owned airline. i

course with faces sharing that top issues with each other, hunting our social media presenter has more lia yet. thank you. laura, will us social media is overwhelmingly talking about the election with content right now centered around the mid term elections. of course, people on both sides of the aisle are posing the classic. i voted sticker self easy, seen millions of them thousands of them. but what exactly are those top issues that are driving voters to the polls? well, for republicans, as we've been talking about, it's all about the economy. according to this gallup poll, 64 percent of republicans are going to the polls because of the economy. the top issue overall, that's of course, because inflation is at an all time high. but over on the democrat side, the top issue this year is abortion. that's in the wake of the overturn of the ro v wade supreme court decision. but for the world's richest man, none of those issues are on the top of his less you on muck. he says the power balance is the most important thing. he actually recommended his followers vote republican. so that power could