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what _ the metropolitan police for service. what i _ the metropolitan police for service.e polling we've _ what i think is clear in the polling we've seen— what i think is clear in the polling we've seen over the last two weeks and months — we've seen over the last two weeks and months is that trust and the police _ and months is that trust and the police has really been shaken. this has been _ police has really been shaken. this has been as— police has really been shaken. this has been as a result of the number of different — has been as a result of the number of different events. you could point to the _ of different events. you could point to the way— of different events. you could point to the way that the metro police have _ to the way that the metro police have dealt with the alleged issues of parties in downing street, or going _ of parties in downing street, or going back to the way the police handled — going back to the way the police handled the case of operation midland. in each of those individual cases. _ midland. in each of those individual cases, public supp

the organisation in question — is london's metropolitan police service.hich has been investigating for nearly four years. bbc london's lauren moss has the details. in total, we carried out nine separate investigations into these teams. we investigated a total of 40 police officers. two of them for gross misconduct, and a range of other disciplinary sanctions happened for these officers. what we actually uncovered was deeply worrying. we uncovered a culture of bullying, of sexual harassment, of misogyny, racism and a range of discrimination that was prevalent within these teams. and i have to say, our investigations wouldn't have been possible without the bravery of a serving police officers officers coming forward, who were victims and were fearful of reprisal, who cooperated with our investigations. it's only because of their courage that the outcomes that we achieved against these officers were possible. what our investigation uncovered was officers bullying other officers within the team, and there was a culture of fear. what we found was that female o

metropolitan police commissioner. the search is on for a new metropolitan police commissioner it is quite clear that the mayor no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police service for need to continue as commissioner. police service for me to continue as commissioner. is the economy growing, and by how much? we are about to get the clearest picture yet of how well it bounced back in 2021 but a warning that growth this year will be hampered by inflation. what does it mean for businesses and what does it mean for businesses and what does it mean for businesses and what does it mean for you? i am at a factory in nottinghamshire finding out. president biden urges american citizens to leave ukraine, as the uk defence secretary holds more talks in moscow. it's not over yet. liverpool aren't letting manchester city run away with the premier league title. they keep up the pressure with victory over leicester. and it is a frosty start to friday but a beautiful winters day out there for many today. all change over the weekend, mind. it's friday the 11th of february. our main story. the search for a new metropolitan police commissioner is under way after the sudden resign

news that cressida dick was leading her role, he says this is a challenging time for the metropolitan police service or deal with the challenges we face. whilst the federation did not always agree with cressida dick, we think she was doing a good job in difficult circumstances. she genuinely cares about london, its citizens, and her officers and their families. so a supportive message from ken marsh of the metropolitan police federation which represents police officers. now a crucial figure in cressida dick standing down is the mayor of london, city con. she gave an interview this morning saying she wasn't going, then the mayor intervened. we've heard from city con in the last few minutes. ., , ~ heard from city con in the last few minutes. . , ,, ., heard from city con in the last few minutes. . , ~ ., . ., ., minutes. last week, i made clear to the metropolitan _ minutes. last week, i made clear to the metropolitan police _ minutes. last week, i made clear to l the metropolitan police commissioner the metropolitan police commissioner the scale of the change i believed is urgently required to rebui

he has left me no choice but to step aside as commissioner of the metropolitan police service. request, i have agreed to stay on for a short period to ensure the stability of the met and its leadership while arrangements are made for a transition to a new commissioner. "undertaking this role as a servant of the people of london and the uk has been the greatest honour and privilege of my life the mayor of london spoke a short time ago after we got the confirmation of her stepping down. last week i made clear to the metropolitan police commissioner that a scale of the change i believe is urgently required to rebuild the trust and confidence of londoners in the match —— met and to root out the racism, sexism, homophobia, bullying, discrimination, and misogyny that still exists. i am not satisfied with the commissioner's response. on being informed of this, dame cressida dick has offered her resignation which i have accepted. it is clear that the only way to start to deliver the scale of the change required is to have new leadership right at the top of the metropolitan police. i wo

quite clear that the man no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership over the metropolitan police service. for me to continue as commissioner, he has left me no choice, but to step aside, i say this with deep sadness and regret into these is all the thought to find to get some friends as it looks to replace its aging fleet. paris has been trying to expand its ties, the india pacific not soft australia's decision last year to cancel a french submarine deal in favor of a strategic alliance with the u. s. those were the headlines. more news and half now with iran do say would say amount of their ah ah whole sh good jack go boreal it's a tropical region covering the whole of the western half of part of why there can be droughts, but old so heavy rainfall causing the rivers to swell and flood. the rainy season is the best time to swim because the piranhas keep a low profile. but they are still there. this man faces danger every day, so it takes more than per on us to stop is the exercise. last lasted untimely, for a few things coming in ah, keeping faith is important in this region. some say t

it is quite clear the mayor no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police servicee to continue as commissioner. he has let me no choice but to step aside. i say this with deep sadness and regret. at his request, i have agreed to stay on for a short period, a nuer of weeks, to ensure the stability of the met and its leadership whi necessary arrangements can be made for a transition to a new commissioner. undertaking thisole, a crown appointment, as a servant of the people of london and the united kingdom has been the greatest honor and privilege of my life. throughout my career, i have sought to protect the people of this wonderful, thriving, and diverse city. there have been many tough calls , and many challenges. the 2017 terrorist attacks, very difficult protests, the pandemic, the murder of serving officers. i'm incredibly proud of my team and all that they have achieved. ross: maurice johnson responded on twitter in the last few minutes saying she served our country with great dedication and distinction over the past decades, making our streets safe . i spoke t

metropolitan police commissioner. the search is on for a new metropolitan police commissioner it is quite clear that the mayor no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police service the economy growing, and by how much? we are about to get the clearest picture yet of how well it bounced back in 2021 but a warning that

, it is quite clear that he no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police serviceioner. he has left me no choice but to step aside. the mayor, sadiq khan, had already put out his statement. it's clear that the only way to start to deliver on the scale of the change required is to have new leadership right at the top of the metropolitan police. what would be a decisive day on the job for cressida dick began at the bbc, and a radio phone in. responding to a grilling about her performance, she pledged her determination to carry on. i have absolutely no intention of going. 2a hours earlier, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, had issued an ultimatum. my expectation is the next time i see her i want to see what her response is. but their working relationship is over. the finale to a torrid 12 months from the met. it was almost a year ago that one of their own officers, wayne couzens, used his police powers to kidnap sarah everard off a london street and then rape and murder her. with a killer policeman under arrest, as women gathered for a vigil in memory of sarah, these w

, it is quite clear that he no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police service continue as commissioner. he has left me no choice but to step aside. the mayor, sadiq khan, had already put out his statement. it's clear that the only way to start to deliver on the scale of the change required is to have new leadership right at the top of the metropolitan police. what would be a decisive day on the job for cressida dick began at the bbc, and a radio phone in. responding to a grilling about her performance, she pledged her determination to carry on. i have absolutely no intention of going. 2a hours earlier, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, had issued an ultimatum. my expectation is the next time i see her i want to see what her response is. but their working relationship is over. the finale to a torrid 12 months from the met. it was almost a year ago that one of their own officers, wayne couzens, used his police powers to kidnap sarah everard of a london street and then rape and murder her. with a killer policeman under arrest, as women gathered for a vigil in memor

quite clear that the man no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership over the metropolitan police service. for me to continue as commissioner, he has left me no choice, but to step aside, i say this with deep sadness and regret. last week i made clear to the miss holsome police commissioner. the scale of the change, i believe is urgent, required to rebuild the trust and confidence of londoners intimate and to which help the racism, sexism from a phobia bully discrimination and massage any past still exist. sydney's protest as a be marching to denounce october's military q and the political detention the they've attempted to take new route to get to the presidential palace that have been met with. and security forces around the people are being killed is demonstrated say, a crackdown on defense. and the qu, they say they'll keep demanding democracy. lee, 6 people have died in somalia after a suicide bomber attacked a mini bus coming election officials of the capital market issue. now the armed group, hampshire, bob says it's behind the assault, the bombing hit the road near the presidentia

, it is quite clear that the mayor has no sufficient confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police service me to continue as commissioner. he has left me no choice but to step aside. it has left me no choice but to step aside-— step aside. it is clear that the only _ step aside. it is clear that the only way _ step aside. it is clear that the only way to _ step aside. it is clear that the only way to start - step aside. it is clear that the only way to start to i the only way to start to deliver _ the only way to start to deliver the scale of the change required — deliver the scale of the change required is to have new leadership right at the top of the metropolitan police. cressida dick has enjoyed a turbulent year. in march 2021, a serving police officer, used his police powers to kidnap sarah everard from a london street and then raped and murder her. the commission's officers broke up a vigil in her memory of those event organisers are glad to see her go. organisers are glad to see her io, , ., ., organisers are glad to see her go. good riddance. this is where the _ go. good riddance.

quite clear that the man no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership over the metropolitan police service. for me to continue as commissioner he has left me no choice, but to step aside, i say this with deep sadness and regret the reuters news agency says the earth plans to help the u. a replenish its missile defense interceptors. after spate of attacks by who the rebels, many have missed that target, but what we'll get to tank kill 3 civilians. last month. those were the headlines about with more news and half not to stay with us. the inside story is next. aah. muslim and hindu students in india face off on the right to where head scarves in class. so is this a religious issue or a broader debate on minority rights and identity in india? this is inside store. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim jim, in the constitution guarantees a secular state and religious freedom, but minority must them say they face increasing harassment and discrimination from the hindu majority. the latest controversy revolves around a band on head scarves in school. it started last month when 6 m

is quite clear that the man no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police service. for me to continue as commissioner he has left me no choice, but to step aside. i say this with deep sadness and regret britain's prince charles's tested positive for coven 19 for a 2nd time. he recently met with his mother, queen elizabeth, who is not showing any symptoms. his office as his counsel does plan engagements on his last litany. and the philippine government is walking. welcome back. sorry, foreign travelers after 2 years of covered restrictions, the panoramic se estimated so costly. $8000000000.00 in tourism revenue, jamal alan dugan reports from bio province a region that felt the impact more than most. despite being devastated by a powerful earthquake in 2013, these century old churches remained a top tourist destination until the pandemic broke out the months long locked down and the closing of international borders to visitors devastated the tourism industry. here for months, leading thousands and employed just as the desires province was slowly recovering last year.

britain's top police officer, after dame cressida dick announced her resignation from the metropolitan police servicenight. the home secretary priti patel said in the last hour that the public across the country must have confidence in the integrity of police officers, and that the new leader must tackle institutional issues of culture and conduct. dame cressida said she'd been left with "no choice" but to go, once the mayor of london sadiq khan made it clear he had no confidence in her leadership. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. arriving for work at new scotland yard this morning, the most senior police officer in the uk, who has now been forced out of the job. cressida dick made the decision to quit yesterday. cressida dick made the decision to quit yesterday-— quit yesterday. careful, careful. feefinu quit yesterday. careful, careful. feeling she _ quit yesterday. careful, careful. feeling she had _ quit yesterday. careful, careful. feeling she had been _ quit yesterday. careful, careful. feeling she had been put - quit yesterday. careful, careful. feeling she had been put i

has got sadiq khan the mayor of london warning about his views on the next head of the metropolitan police serviceport any successor to her who does not understand the deep cultural programmes within the beleaguered force. this is an exclusive for the observer. it is really interesting area to look at in terms of how much power he wields on this. we have seen the power he wielded in her resignation but it is the home secretary who ultimately makes the call on who the next commander should be and how are they working together on this? this commander should be and how are they working together on this?— working together on this? this whole kind of argument _ working together on this? this whole kind of argument or _ working together on this? this whole kind of argument or impression - working together on this? this whole kind of argument or impression of. kind of argument or impression of fragmentation and compartmentalising, this is another case where it is writ large, sadiq khan should have stepped on a long time ago, he has complained and sat on the sidelines and done nothing and then shortly aft

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metropolitan police commissioner. it is quite clear that the mayor no longer has sufficient confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police serviceor me to continue as commissioner. president biden tells american citizens remaining in ukraine to leave, saying he would not send troops to evacuate them should russia invade. it's one of the largest armies in the world. it's a very different situation and things could go crazy quickly. the uk economy rebounds with 7.5% growth last year canadian truckers block more border crossings to the us in protest against vaccine mandates. and facing bushfires and disease, the koala is listed as endangered across most of the australian east coast. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. here in the uk, the search is on for britain's top police officer after after the sudden resignation of the metropolitan police commissioner, dame cressida dick, last night. she said she'd been left with "no choice" because the mayor of london, sadiq khan, had lost confidence in her ability to tackle failings within the force. she said she was stepping down "with deep sadness and regret

was a time, remember when of his parties were totally bent. indeed, this evening, the metropolitan police services said they are reviewing in light of this new picture. their decision to exclude that event from their ongoing investigation because there was no clear evidence of rule breaking. now they may have that we know more about that investigation. we know as of this evening that it has a name, it's called operation hillman. and as you said, we know that it's about to step up a gear with the met police saying they're going to contact 50, at least 50 people, staff members, civil servants, perhaps even boris johnson and his wife carry with questionnaires to fill out, giving what they know about a whole series of the sorts of events it's weeks long, potentially months long investigation upon the conclusion of which, remember, potentially hangs mr. johnson's future. because of those m. p 's and his own party who may be considering sending in that is of no confidence there likely waiting for the outcome of this investigation. and so meanwhile, johnson announces that restrictions would be lifted ear

after noticing that these are cultural issues and really applying external pressure to the metropolitan police service_ sooner rather than later. it's cultural on several _ sooner rather than later. it's cultural on several levels, visited? as misogyny and as well, notjust racism, just a point that outcome in terms of demographics and culture, for example, policing in this country and all over the world, 30 or a0 years ago was a lot worse than it is now, so go back to my point, how do you rebuild a system where that isn'tjust part of what perhaps would have been seen as banter 3a years ago? i would have been seen as banter 34 ears auo? ., . would have been seen as banter 34 ears auo? ~ ., , would have been seen as banter 34 ears ao? ~ ., , ., years ago? i think what needs to ha en is years ago? i think what needs to happen is there _ years ago? i think what needs to happen is there needs _ years ago? i think what needs to happen is there needs to - years ago? i think what needs to happen is there needs to be - happen is there needs to be engagement internally and external to policing. it's interesting

metropolitan police. i thank her for all of her service, head of the metropolitan police. cloud what i think overall is a very considerable record of public service. ., , considerable record of public service-- very - considerable record of public. service.- very finally! service. finally... very finally! keir starmer _ service. finally... very finally! keir starmer has _ service. finally... very finally! keir starmer has confirmed i service. finally... very finally! keir starmer has confirmed he service. finally... very finally! - keir starmer has confirmed he has received death threats following what you said in the house of commons aboutjimmy savile. do you feel responsible for that and would you like to take the opportunity to apologise? i you like to take the opportunity to aoloaise? ., you like to take the opportunity to aoloaise? . ., you like to take the opportunity to a halo ise? ., ., ., apologise? i have said more than enou:h apologise? i have said more than enough about _ apologise? i have said more than enough about that _ apologise? i have said more than enou

notjust for the public but also equally importantly for members of the metropolitan police service. day?— in this report today? sadly and i was not. in this report today? sadly and i was not- and — in this report today? sadly and i was not. and just _ in this report today? sadly and i was not. and just as _ in this report today? sadly and i was not. and just as i _ in this report today? sadly and i was not. and just as i was - in this report today? sadly and i i was not. and just as i was listening to the comments that were made it made me feel sick to my stomach of some of the things that are being said. so sad and protected here that yet again after a 30 years in my preservice that this behaviour and this and culture does not seem to have moved on. i this and culture does not seem to have moved on.— have moved on. i want to make it clear there _ have moved on. i want to make it clear there are _ have moved on. i want to make it clear there are lots _ have moved on. i want to make it clear there are lots of _ have moved on. i want to make it clear there are lots of officers - clear

today it is quite clear that the mayor no longer has confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police serviceor me to continue as commissioner. he has left me no choice but to step aside. i say this with deep sadness and regret. at his request i have agreed to stay on for a short period a number of weeks to ensure the stability of the met and its leadership while necessary arrangements can be made for a transition to a new commissioner. undertaking this role a crown appointment as a servant of the people of london in the united kingdom has been the greatest honour and privilege of my life. throughout my career i have sought to protect my career i have sought to protect my people of this wonderful, thriving, and diverse city. and in the past few minutes saddiq khan has given this statement: last week i made clear to the metropolitan police commissioner for scale of the change i believe is urgently required to rebuild the trust and confidence of london news in the met and to live without the racism, sexism, homophobia, bullying, discrimination and misogyny that still exists. i am not satisfied

just confined public and the speaker said this isn'tjust confined to the metropolitan police, this is confined to the police servicer police family, that includes me and we all must be working towards that. but it is the commissioner of the metropolitan police that should take the lead and thatis police that should take the lead and that is the person who we look towards to do that. i’m that is the person who we look towards to do that. i'm thinking of where we have _ towards to do that. i'm thinking of where we have examples - towards to do that. i'm thinking of where we have examples of- towards to do that. i'm thinking of| where we have examples of efforts towards to do that. i'm thinking of. where we have examples of efforts to bring about major cultural change in policing in the uk and the obvious example is the royal constabulary position to become the police service of northern ireland, yet a situation where the majority of police officers were from a protestant background and efforts to get more catholics to join the force. are there for learnings from that you think could be applied with the met? i think i

election, the council election injune, it might take a fine, or worse, from the metropolitan police and crown prosecution servicehink it would be untenable or something like a cabinet resignation, especially top four positions. but none of those things has happened yet, all of those things may not happen. the election is happening, but it may be less bad than expected for the conservatives, so borisjohnson will certainly be attempting to do the best he can in the next few months to turn things around, whether he can or not is another matter because his authority has drained away and that has gone to his backbenchers, people like rishi sunak and they can call the shots now in terms of what boris johnson does. he no longer as a man... he was master of all his ministers and government at the 2019 election, but no longer. peter cardwell, _ election, but no longer. peter cardwell, good _ election, but no longer. peter cardwell, good to _ election, but no longer. peter cardwell, good to talk - election, but no longer. peter cardwell, good to talk to i election, but no longer. peter cardwell, good to talk to you, elect

somebody who is going to show presence and will put the management and leadership of the metropolitan police serviceing just a - changed now? what has changed is that despite that finding just a few| that despite that finding just a few months ago, the commissioner's position has become untenable, that is what has changed, so they will have to find somebody else. i was surprised by that decision last year. i think there is a wealth of decisive talent in the modern police leadership who would fit the bill and are more than capable of doing thejob, so i was and are more than capable of doing the job, so i was surprised that was the job, so i was surprised that was the conclusion, and now whether that was the right decision or not, they are going to have to find somebody from the pool. of course they can go outside the british isles, that is something within their ability now, but it would be a major change in political culture to do that, not just simply police culture but political culture to go outside the uk. , ., �* ., uk. interesting, i haven't heard that idea raised _ uk. interesting, i haven't

notjust for the public, but also, equally importantly, for members of the metropolitan police servicece and councils still don't understand the risk of organised gangs grooming children in their areas, and aren't collecting data which would help identify paedophiles. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse says its own inquiries had identified examples of abuse the police should have seen, but were not aware of. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has more. ten, 15 years after this problem of gangs of men praying on often children from difficult backgrounds, giving them drink and drugs over months and abusing them. it is ten or 15 years since the country started to realise this was a problem. but this inquiry looking closely at six particular areas including st helens, durham, bristol, swansea, warwickshire and tower hamlets, concludes these areas are still not dealing with this problem properly. a quote from the report, "none of the police forces or local "authorities in the case study areas had an accurate understanding "of networks sexually exploiting children in the

home secretary yvette cooper told the bbc that reforms were needed across the uk police service, notjust in the metropolitanhis. this is not aboutjust one individual solving this or one police force. you've seen similar issues around leicestershire, sussex, police scotland, other forces, as well. there is a real perfect storm facing policing right now, and it is a serious one. you have a situation where crime is going up, prosecutions are going down, confidence is falling. there is a legacy of damaging cuts, and also these individual toxic cases around the culture. there needs to be a proper serious programme of reform for policing. i strongly believe in the british policing model, policing by consent. i think that's something we should be proud of, but that means we also have to defend it, stand up for it and also deliver reforms that will achieve it. at the moment, there's been none of those reforms from the home secretary. the home secretary has been silent on policing for a year. we have not seen any of the kinds of reforms to policing that we need, and labour had set out a plan that we do that, includi

home secretary yvette cooper told the bbc that reforms were needed across the uk police service, notjust the metropolitanotjust it is really worth stressing this is not just that one it is really worth stressing this is notjust that one individual solving this comments about sussex, police cottle, otherforces this comments about sussex, police cottle, other forces as well and there is a real perfect storm facing policing right now. is going up, there is a legacy of damaging cut round also toxic cases around the culture and winners to be a proper... around reform and i believe the british policing model, policing by consent, something we should be proud of and we also have to defend it, stand up for it and deliver reforms that will achieve it is at the moment there has been none of those reforms from the home secretary who has been silent on policing for a year and we've not seen any of the kinds of forms that we need and labour has set up a plan that would do that including reforms to training and vetting, and to misconduct. and including to their heart making sure that women and girls are part of the st

home secretary yvette cooper told the bbc that reforms were needed across the uk police service, notjust in the metropolitan now and it is a serious one. you have a situation where crime is going up prosecutions are going down, confidence is falling and there is a legacy of damaging cup and also these individual toxic cases around the culture and the need to be a proper serious programme of reform for policing and i strongly believe in the british policing model policing by consent and i think that is something we should be proud of. we should stand up for it. the home secretary has been silent on policing every purely your pique to reforms to policing that we need labour has set out a plan that would do that including reforms to training and vetting, to misconduct and making sure that violence against women and girls with strategic policing requirement, including with policing in the oval office so you can challenge any... to make sure policing of the country can be safe. too many feel they are not. thousands of people have flocked to venice to celebrate carnival, for the first time in two years. the event

this was investigated by the police watchdog and it involved offices across three forces, but today the cps, the crown prosecution service has decided that two metropolitanges in that whatsapp group, and officers across three forces were investigated. today, the crown prosecution service decided that two serving metropolitan police officers and one former met officer should be charged with sending grossly offensive and inappropriate messages. they will appear in court in march. we don't know the officers�*s names who have been charged, which is quite unusual — we are told that's for operational reasons, but it's not clear why they haven't been named. lucy manning. in the first fatal shark attack in a city for nearly 60 years, the man who died was british. most of the area's beaches are now close to the public as authorities continue their hunt for the shark will stop a diving instructor and an avid ocean lover, simon nellist was a regular swimmer who reportedly went to little bay beach in sydney's east almost every day, but wednesday was his last. he's believed to have been swimming just offshore here in choppy waters before he was attacked by a white sh

metropolitan police. i thank her for all her service. it goes back a long time.i you like to take the opportunity to a-ioloise? ., ., you like to take the opportunity to a halo ise? ., ., ., apologise? i have said more than enouih apologise? i have said more than enough about _ apologise? i have said more than enough about that _ apologise? i have said more than enough about that issue. - apologise? i have said more than enough about that issue. but - apologise? i have said more than enough about that issue. but as. enough about that issue. but as johnson, enough about that issue. but as johnson. a _ enough about that issue. but as johnson, a wide-ranging - enough about that issue. but as i johnson, a wide-ranging interview johnson, a wide—ranging interview there. let's go to our scotland correspondent, james shaw. that interview underlying where the pen is a good, whatever he wants to talk about, there are a lot of issues on his plate —— the prime minister goes. his plate -- the prime minister ioes. ., , ., his plate -- the prime minister uoes. ., , ., ~' his pl

service came and rushed the second gentleman out of the classroom where he was speaking. it is a very calm scene here now. students are curious, the neighbors are curious. the metropolitan policebeen evacuated. a police spokeswoman said this threat was believed to have been made by telephone here in the school in the 215 area or so this afternoon. 2:15 p.m. the second gentleman was quickly taken out and he is no longer here and we're told that he has spoken to vice president harris and she is grateful that he is okay as well. >> of course, of course. jeff zeleny there on the scene. thank you. >>> some states are dropping their mask mandates for schools. the debate over them has not ended. what pediatricians are saying. that's just ahead. the path is gilded w with the potential for rich returns. what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they want to be. faste