all. molly was full of promise. having had the 20 different ethnic groups living together in peace made the country exemplary. so why did islamist terrorism and into communal violence descend or molly, which would then become the powder keg of the sa hill region in just a few years to get the roots of the disaster. we leave bama co and head move. ah, the 1st step of the decline happened in algeria, which plunged into civil war in the 19 ninety's. g v. diesel. i saw people students being slit in front of my eyes. they were wiping their knives and then picking them up. they killed my husband, they killed my son in front of me and managed to escape with my other children. and i hate for the whole night when i didn't hear anything else in the morning. i went out on those who did this about barry and they don't have a single drop of muslim blood in them. own enough. the site is if the armed is lemay group, the g. i imposed a reign of terror, but the 1997 mastercard marked a turning point. some negotiated with the algeria

did you, did you, molly? parent point sounds going now and yet they were unable to prevent this disaster at the o. a cd conference or molly held in paris in 2015 donors. again pledged 3200000000 euros in aid, converted into local currency. this was an unimaginable sound. on the river bank in chicago. ne, nothing much has changed just as in most of them are close districts. there are no job prospects and the occasional labor is to paid in order to yeah, i'm there. so we live here and push around carts all firewood that sell for 125, c f, a franco land, or the owner gets 100 francs and we get to keep 25. those are our living condition, live i so, so i to, well, i want area laura, i have friends who's been in france for 2 years. london, they're doing well that i want to go there to level oh, miserly. i want to go to france too, but i don't have the money to get there. la la la la la camilla turned that in a short answer. i did look like they're out since independence the programs the international community has

the molly, an army, was routed. it was all gone, the scuse, could you have to realize what this territory is. light on me, 1200000 square kilometers and a geography and climate that is a polling april. extremely difficult to see. everything becomes complicated. ok, how should the molly and army with a few 1000 can defend such an inhospitable region like come on if you see the ah, what it did are considering the government's an ability to fight effectively against the terrorist loss. the collapse of the molly and state continued a military coup, toppled president obama, due to money to raise a chaos, was at its peak and somebody in that we bring an end is that the government orders you hear from the other to racial the international community. the military, a points too on conduct trial re as transition with president talks. i didn't political shells. i think it was a wake up call for the molly and these and for us for the outside and also on the corner. that's when we really realised the whole system of presidential

story. for molly secondary school went wrong. for molly secondary school went wronu. ~ ., y for molly, ., wrong. molly now volunteers with a sorts wrong. molly now volunteers with a sports charity- _ wrong. molly now volunteers with a sports charity. she _ wrong. molly now volunteers with a sports charity. she wants _ wrong. molly now volunteers with a sports charity. she wants to - wrong. molly now volunteers with a| sports charity. she wants to mentor younger kids. sports charity. she wants to mentor younger kids-— younger kids. looking back on it obviously l _ younger kids. looking back on it obviously i know _ younger kids. looking back on it obviously i know where - younger kids. looking back on it obviously i know where i - younger kids. looking back on it obviously i know where i went . younger kids. looking back on it - obviously i know where i went wrong. i can admit when i did things wrong but i can see where his school did wrong when they could've helped and it is different for each kid. malia; it is different for each kid. molly filter gcse _ it is different for each kid.

~ ., ., ., molly died? we know that content and videos that molly _ molly died?cisions and processes in place to keep users safe from this really devastatingly harmful content that will have such an impact on young people's lives. will have such an impact on young peeple's lives-_ people's lives. many of the social media platform — people's lives. many of the social media platform so _ people's lives. many of the social media platform so you _ people's lives. many of the social media platform so you cannot - people's lives. many of the social i media platform so you cannot even join if you are under 13 and we know that children manage to do that. how realistic is it to think you can prevent young children from signing up? we prevent young children from signing u - ? ~ ~' ., prevent young children from signing u . ? . ~' ., ., , prevent young children from signing u? . ~' ., ., , ., prevent young children from signing up? we know lots of children under the ace of up? we know lots of children under the age of 13. _ up? we know lots of children under the age of 13,

molly. >> molly: thank you. in brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council. thank you for joining us and your time. pictures garrett brought us, people in the water as we speak, the largest mass drowning of migrants, 13. but cbp numbers show 200 had died just in the del rio section from october through july. so this is an ongoing issue, a terrible tragedy not only for the people that drown but also for the people down there trying to secure the water and the border and to rescue people. your thought on this ongoing enormous challenge. >> this is extremely upsetting, and upsetting to every single one of us that puts on the uniform and tries to secure the border. when you look at what the administration is doing, they are encouraging people to cross illegally, they know they are going to be released. people don't listen to words, they listen to actions. and this administration's actions are clear. if you cross illegally you will be rewarded and if you do that, they will continue to come. and you

molly's family grieve for a lost child but also want her story to force change, a legacy of the molly love, who lived a life that mattered. angus crawford reporting. the prince of wales has been reacting to the coroner's ruling in molly's case. in a tweet, he said... speaking with us now is seyi akiwowo, ceo of glitch, a charity working towards ending online abuse. thank you very much for being with us this evening. your group describes itself as having a particular focus on black women and other marginalised people — is there a sense in which all young people are marginalised at the moment when it comes to online safety? yes. are marginalised at the moment when it comes to online safety?— it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's _ it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's the _ it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's the truth. _ it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's the truth. | - it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's the truth. i first - it comes to online safety? yes, i | think that's the truth. i first want to say we are so grateful to molly's

molly's family grieve for a lost child but also want her story to force change, a legacy of the mollyof love, who lived a life that mattered. the prince of wales has been reacting we also saw him there talking to a father some time ago in a tweet prince william said no parents ever have to endure what ian and his family have been through they have been so incredibly brave it needs to be a prerequisite not eight afterthought. if you need help or support you can find help at our action line. president putin has announced the annexation of four regions of ukraine that are controlled by russian forces it's the biggest seizure of territory in europe since the second world war. mr putin declared that kherson, zaporizhzhia, luhansk and donetsk are now part of russia forever. the land grab follows staged referendums in the regions, which ukraine and its allies denounced as a sham. in response, ukraine says it's application to join nato, the western military alliance, should be accelerated. from moscow, our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. what he was about to do had sparked internationa

how would you describe the relationship between germany and molly right now? good afternoon at 1st, then we are as german government, willing to keep on supporting the peace process. even though we have to admit that there have been some flight troubles and difficulties, especially between mineral smart and the 1000000 government. that so far the mind government has reassured now that our presence is welcome, which is definitely necessary. we need the money and government engagement to stay and help but so far is this the case and the difficulties with no smart seem to to be solved so far. we have some procedures with the rotations that seem to be working now. so hopefully we on a good way, why would you say it's so important to have stability in milan to suppress that you had his threat? well, 1st of all, it's important for the people of molly so that they can live in peace and stability . but of course, it is also a question off security for all of us also for europe is money failed, failed state in our neighborhood, that with the stabilize the whole region.

also coming up following molly's pivot from the west to russia, would be to germany's foreign ministry on the future of the war. and you had asked in this a hell, but still forcing civilians from their homes. refugees from burkina faso crossing over into ghana, forcing their hosts to wake up to a security threat entering ever closer. ah. until me or laddie. well, welcome to the program. with over 60 percent of the worlds uncultivated, arable land, africa should not be importing most of its grain. right. 10 years ago, a world bank report said, africa's farmers can potentially grow enough food to feed the continent and avert future food crisis. yet to day that potential is still far from being reached. in fact, the u. n. is wanting that a devastating drought in the horn of africa could worse and as a 5th consecutive rainy season is predicted to fail, or that leaves 22000000 people at risk of starvation. even in some agricultural hobbs, dw corresponded. edith kamani visited farmers in kenya's bread basket to see how their coping with the emerging shocks. this was supposed to be a bumper,

ian russell first spoke out about what he found on molly's phone in 2019.any more." he became a vocal campaigner, speaking to mps. i remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter... even meeting the prince and princess of wales, who tonight said... instagram did make some safety changes. three years ago, we spoke to the ceo, who had this message for ian. i have a lot of respect for the fact that he's turned an incredibly tragic experience into a force for change, into a force for good. and for that, i'm grateful. but ian says any reforms came too late for molly and much, much more needs to be done. if this demented trail of life—sucking content was safe, my daughter molly would probably still be alive. and the final thing i want to say... ..is thank you, molly, for being my daughter. thank you. joining me now is angus crawford. what everyone wants to know is will anything change?— anything change? well, make no mistake, this _ anything change? well, make no mistake, this could _ anything change? well, make no mistake, this could be _ anythi

molly's family grieve for a lost child but also want her story to force change, a legacy of the mollyered. and angus is outside the coroners court for us now. you have worked hard to bring this story to light. it has taken a very long time. are we likely to see any changes in the wake of this inquest? well, make no mistake, this is what the nspcc, the children's charity, calls a watershed moment. why? i think it will have three big impacts. first of all, there will be a shock wave in silicon valley. the calls for reform can only grow. tonight, meta and pinterest issued statements saying they were working hard to improve their platforms and they would also look carefully at what the coroner had said. secondly, it ought to put a rocket up legislators here because the online safety bill is still stuck in the commons, do you are reading later this year. and finally, it is a very, very personal validation for the russell family, who fought for five years to prove to everyone else that social media had played a part in the death of their daughter. why so important? because they don't want i

molly tweeted, ha - - her final message. molly tweeted, happy birthday. — her final message.er final message. molly tweeted, happy birthday, have an amazing l her final message. molly tweeted, i happy birthday, have an amazing day. at evening, i really don't know that she was thinking. she wouldn't be there the next morning. all i would say is, if you are in a place, a horrible place where you actually want to end your life, please reach out. reach out to those people that you love, because they would so much rather you did. this you love, because they would so much rather you did-— rather you did. as crawford, bbc news. and if you have been affected by any of the issues raised by this story, you can find help and support from organisations listed at bbc.co.uk/actionline. roger federer is waving goodbye to top—flight tennis at the rudd labour cup this weekend. he is hoping to play doubles with ruff and adele. but he says he will not disappear completely, he wants to stay involved with tennis in some form. he has been speaking to our sports news correspondent, laura scott. ump

jonathan is here. >> either molly molly.an 8-inch fuel line at the connection where it makes contact with the rocket, fueling up the main take with that very cold liquid hydrogen fuel. they briefly stopped the fueling process. thinking that if they allowed it to warm up and then manually restart the process and watch it carefully, things might be different. i was not able to seal properly and they saw the leak form ag again. so nasa decided to scrub the mission for this is a second launch attempt to be scrapped because of problems detected during the fueling process. on monday was a faulty sensor to believe one of the engines was not cooling properly. that is a concern because a liquid hydrogen rocket fuel is extremely cold. >> the liquid hydrogen is minus 123 degrees fahrenheit. so you do not want that coming into a warm florida day, 90-degree while hitting it like that. we went to make sure those engines are nice and cool before we start flowing the cold propellant in there. what's the space launch system or sls rocket in

ian russell first spoke out about what he found on molly's phone in 2019. it any more." he became a vocal campaigner, speaking to mps. i remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter... even meeting the prince and princess of wales, who tonight said... "no parent should ever have to endure what ian russell "and his family have been through. "online safety for our children needs to be "a prerequisite, not an afterthought. " instagram did make some safety changes. three years ago, we spoke to the ceo, who had this message for ian. i have a lot of respect for the fact that he's turned an incredibly tragic experience into a force for change, into a force for good. and for that, i'm grateful. but ian says any reforms came too late for molly and much, much more needs to be done. if this demented trail of life—sucking content was safe, my daughter molly would probably still be alive. and the final thing i want to say... ..is thank you, molly, for being my daughter. thank you. stay with us on bbc news, still to come. we report from brazil as they p

molly russell took _ happened today, please. molly russell took her _ happened today, please.ll took her own _ happened today, please. molly russell took her own life - happened today, please. mollyl russell took her own life almost five years ago. her family believe she was happy and healthy, bubbling with enthusiasm for life but after her death they discovered she had been looking at a huge amount of content on social media sites relating to suicide, relating to self—harm. today at the start of proceedings, we saw some of that footage. 17 videos that had been found on instagram, which we know molly had either liked or had a look at. and the coroner took the unusual move of warning everyone in court how very distressing this footage was. he said it was almost impossible to watch. the videos were then played one after another. very brief videos, but showing images of death and ways that people could commit suicide. and the court room was absolutely silent. the coroner said to molly's family they did not need to remain in court to see this footage but they decided to remain wit

molly idolised her and messaged repeatedly.i kind of want to die." louisa runs children's mental health charity, beyond. it's a clear call for help. it's a clear call for support. she's saying that she needs help. but she's saying it into this kind of vacuous void. but the reality is that social media can't respond. it's not equipped. it's really sad. salice rose didn't want to be interviewed, but she did send us this video message. i'm sad that i didn't know her before she even did what she did. i wish i knew her, so i could have called her and been like, "hey, you know, don't do this. you know? " like, "things get better." it's november 2017, and molly writes her final message. molly tweeted to salice rose, "happy birthday, have "an amazing day. " that evening, i really don't know that she was thinking that she wouldn't be there the next morning. all i would say is, if you're in a place, a horrible, low place, where you actually want to end your life, please reach out to those people that you love, because they would so much

as frances read, is at the court. you said, molly was�* old as you said, molly was just 1a years oldd molly was able to see site that no 1a—year—old should be able to see and that she was able to binge watch video clips or text without molly requesting them that romanticised self—harm and discouraged any discussion with those who could help her. herfamily have discussion with those who could help her. her family have always hoped that this would be a watershed moment, that this would change the future of online safety for children. at the moment, an online bill is going through comments that is yet to be seen how much impact this will have, how much impact it will have in the uk, how much impact this will have globally, but this is what the family were really hoping for, that there would be real change. today the coroner making that conclusion is what they wanted and what they will use going forward to keep other children safe. just another line _ to keep other children safe. just another line that we are getting from the coroner saying it is likely the material contributed to the de

was exposed to. some stuff that molly was exposed to, ,, ., ., some stuff that molly was exposed to.. is — to. social media companies need to do more, is that _ to. social media companies need to do more, is that where _ to. social media companies need to do more, is that where you - to. social media companies need to do more, is that where you think. to. social media companies need to| do more, is that where you think the response ability for changing the situation lies? i response ability for changing the situation lies?— response ability for changing the situation lies? i think a large part ofthat situation lies? i think a large part of that responsibility _ situation lies? i think a large part of that responsibility lies - situation lies? i think a large part of that responsibility lies with - of that responsibility lies with those who hitherto referred to as tech giants or social media giants, but i think the only giant, as i said earlier in the press conference, in today's hearing was ian russell and his family, who have tenaciously and doggedly pursued data which nobody should

molly's story is relatable _ situation? molly's story is relatable to _ situation?cross the country. every child is different so there is no obvious and tell—tale list of things to look out for but our advice is to have regular conversations with your child about what they are doing online and that way they know they can come to you if something bad is happening and if you notice a difference in your child, have that conversation and ask if they are ok and take an interest in their online lives. when arents interest in their online lives. when parents want _ interest in their online lives. when parents want to _ interest in their online lives. when parents want to protect _ interest in their online lives. when parents want to protect their - parents want to protect their children from being exposed to the kinds of material that molly was exposed to, what is the way to go about doing that? you can't stop children using social media apps. they will be cut out socially and they may feel frustrated but equally, it would leave them to have free reign and the problem coul

molly idolised her and messaged repeatedly.olly wrote. "i kind of want to die." louisa runs children's mental health charity beyond. it's a clear call for help. it's a clear call for support. she's saying that she needs help. but she's saying it into this kind of vacuous void. but the reality is that social media can't respond. it's not equipped. it's really sad. salice rose didn't want to be interviewed, but she did send us this video message. i'm sad that i didn't know her before she even did what she did. i wish i knew her so i could have called her and been like, "hey, "you know, don't do this. you know? like, "things get better." it's november 2017, and molly writes her final message. molly tweeted to salice rose, "happy birthday, have an amazing day. " that evening, i really don't know that she was thinking that she wouldn't be there the next morning. all i would say is, if you're in a place, a horrible, low place where you actually want to end your life, please reach out to those people that you love, because they would

files full of it. - there it was just no let up for molly. — there it was just no let up for molly. it'sef when i saw my— remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter. saw my lifeless youngest daughter-— saw my lifeless youngest dau:hter. , ., , ., daughter. over the years ian has become _ daughter. over the years ian has become a _ daughter. over the years ian has become a high-profile . has become a high—profile campaign for internet safety. the corporate culture at this platform _ the corporate culture at this platform needs to change... addressing mps. need to be active — addressing mps. need to be active instead of in proactive. meeting _ active instead of in proactive. meeting ernst william. hoping that his campaigning and what the coroner decides here will make social media a safer place for all young users. this is both in intensely private moment for the family hoping to find answers but also a public inquiry into the impact of social media on young minds. with the online safety bill making its way through parliament it's sure that this inquest will be closely

to you, alex. >> hi molly.darity with residents after increased attacks over the weekend. and russia, on the other hand celebrate direct targets of ammunition hubs across ukraine. also getting the northeastern city fire ripped to the area, firefighters put out the flames and search for survivors. early this morning, in the southern city proper slope of family clinic in the center of town. this is just the latest of several hospitals in that city that have been blown up since the start of the invasion. ox visited the town which is an hour outside of the capitol he's quickly fixing the damage ahead of the winter months as many of the residents have now returned to only find rubble where their homes once stood. >> we hope for the best prepare for the worst. we are ready to meet them and we are ready to defend. >> as far as ukraine's counteroffensive, ukraine military said it is focusing on wearing out russian forces on the south rather than focusing on specific areas. the military also reported that it is focusing

molly, talk about this journey you took.k about why you chose to focus your enormous talents, or illustrations, and your writing on what is happening in ukraine right now. >> thank you for having me here, amy. i chose to travel to ukraine at the beginning of august because history was happening there. ukrainians were writing their own history and i wanted to document it. i had known ukraine primarily for my research for my next book is a place where some of the greatest cataclysms of the 20th century had happened, word millions of people were killed in a planned famine in the 1930's, a place for the germans essentially began the holocaust. also a place that led to the dissolution of the soviet union in 1991. and because of this, i wanted to see with my own eyes how ukrainians were writing and finding their own future in the face of this idiotic and unprovoked invasion. i traveled all over the country. i did not go to the front lines at all, but i went to odessa, kyiv, lviv. when i was there, i saw a country that was fighting

he then singled out an image from molly's account. "she is sad, hurt, dying," it reads. was helpful for her? are you serious?" the coroner, andrew walker, put it to the witness, "you create the risk. you create the danger. and then you take steps to try to limit that danger." "we take our responsibilities seriously," replied ms lagone. the exchanges became heated. mr sanders raising his voice, shouting that children could not consent to being sent graphic and harmful material. at one point, ms lagone said she was sorry that molly had seen content that violated their policies. meta held to account. and a grieving family coming face—to—face with a company they believe helped kill their daughter. angus crawford, bbc news. and if you have been affected by any of the issues raised by this story, you can find help and support from organisations listed at bbc.co.uk/actionline. to italy, where the far right leader giorgia meloni has claimed victory in the general election, and is on course to become the country's first female prime minister, at the head of italy's most right—win

there was just no let—up for molly. this is relentless.internet safety... the corporate culture at these platforms needs to change... ..addressing mps... we need to be proactive rather than reactive. ..even meeting prince william, hoping that his campaigning and what the coroner decides here will make social media a safer place for all young users. this is both an intensely private moment for the family, hoping to find answers, but also a very public inquiry into the impact of social media on young minds. and with the online safety bill making its way through parliament, it's sure that this inquest will be closely watched at westminster and in silicon valley. before we go i want to show you the scene live in new york where the president of poland is currently speaking. a little bit earlier as we've been reporting france's president emmanuel macron spoke and he skews countries who have remained silent about russia's invasion of ukraine of serving the cause of what he calls moscow's new imperialism for the in a speech to the un jeeets said t

molly idolised her and messaged repeatedly. to die." louisa runs children's mental health charity beyond. it's a clear call for help. it's a clear call for support. she's saying that she needs help. but she's saying it into this kind of vacuous void. but the reality is that social media can't respond. it's not equipped. it's really sad. salice rose didn't want to be interviewed, but she did send us this video message. i'm sad that i didn't know her- before she even did what she did. i wish i knew her so i could have called her and been like, "hey, i "you know, don't do this. you know? like, "things get better." it's november 2017, and molly writes her final message. molly tweeted to salice rose, "happy birthday, have an amazing day." that evening, i really don't know that she was thinking that she wouldn't be there the next morning. all i would say is, if you're in a place, a horrible, low place where you actually want to end your life, please reach out to those people that you love, because they would so much rather you did. a

molly: and i am a molly line in arthel neville. there's been no sign of eliza fletcher since she was shoved into an suv while jogging in memphis friday morning. but a 38-year-old man has been charged in her abduction. it is not his first run in with the law. in fact, he was charged with kidnapping more than 20 years ago. rosina coleman is live in a west coast impure with more on this, christina. >> hi molly. yes please identify the suspect is 38-year-old cleotha abston for the vehicle in this case is dark-colored suv, it was also located as for the victim 34-year-old eliza fletcher is still missing. she has not been found. the tennessee teacher was last seen early friday morning around 4:20 a.m. police believe she was jogging near the university of memphis campus when she was of ducted and forced into the suv. fletcher is reportedly a billionaire heiress for the suspect accused of kidnapping her was arrested a day after she was reported missing. what's the police have worked very quickly on this. probably getting the vehicle and lo

there was just no let—up for molly. this is relentless. daughter. over the years, ian has become a high—profile campaigner for internet safety... the corporate culture at these platforms needs to change... ..addressing mps... we need to be proactive rather than reactive. ..even meeting prince william, hoping that his campaigning and what the coroner decides here will make social media a safer place for all young users. this is both an intensely private moment for the family, hoping to find answers, but also a very public inquiry into the impact of social media on young minds. and with the online safety bill making its way through parliament, it's sure that this inquest will be closely watched at westminster and in silicon valley. angus crawford reporting now. before — angus crawford reporting now. before we go, i want to tell you — before we go, i want to tell you about one of hollywood's they— you about one of hollywood's they must award ceremonies, the golden_ they must award ceremonies, the golden globe set to return to television scree

there was just no let—up for molly. this is relentless. daughter. over the years, ian has become a high—profile campaigner for internet safety... the corporate culture at these platforms needs to change... ..addressing mps... we need to be proactive rather than reactive. ..even meeting prince william, hoping that his campaigning and what the coroner decides here will make social media a safer place for all young users. this is both an intensely private moment for the family, hoping to find answers, but also a very public inquiry into the impact of social media on young minds. and with the 0nline safety bill making its way through parliament, it's sure that this inquest will be closely watched at westminster and in silicon valley. tomorrow, the court can expect to hearfrom ian russell himself, delivering something called a pen portrait. that's an insight into the bright, happy teenager that he knew and loved. joining me now is ruth moss. in 2013, her daughter sophie took her own life aged just 13, after being exposed to disturbing self—harm

winner and loser, mollie? >> molly: my winner is georgia maloney the new prime minister to be.pierre took that very bad situation with president biden for getting the death of jackie walorski and made it worse by claiming that he had, in fact, by trying to honor her by having her at the top of his mind it was a disaster. >> bret: winner and loser? >> aaron judge 06 home runs break the record before the season ends. my loser is every time not loser but people can do better. every time there is a school shooting we hear mental health services i agree need to be funded. 205 republicans in the house voted against it yesterday. i hope we can do better and fund that in the future. >> winner off the fox news polls josh shapiro governor of pennsylvania moderate campaign national democrat to watch. >> okay, guys. here we go. ♪ ♪ now we do have time for "notable quotables." >> it's no longer possible to safely evacuate. it's time to hunker down and prepare for this storm. >> the last hour or so we have been seeing larger items getting blown off the buildings. >> kind of scared for my chi

money may nt may not grow on trees, but molly but molly found the next best thing. molly, who works part-time as a doctor, spends the rest of her week making the rounds in backyards like this o. this one. picking fruit from neighborhood trees. >> it is a pretty satisfying fe. satisfying feeling. oh, i got that one. >> reporter: molly is among 1000 1000 volunteers for an organization called the village harvest. a nonprofit tapping into one of silicon valley's hidden resources. >> a lot of homes in the area, y older homes, have citrus trees planted when these homes were b. they have grown into big, beautiful trees that produce a lot of fruit. >> it started 20 years ago when the founder, craig, noticed a growing need for fresh produce in a place known for its abundance of backyard fruit tre. fruit trees. >> 6.5 million pounds of fruit. too big a number to grasp. >> reporter: >> reporter: home gardens coulde could become a promising approach to food security as thl population is expected to reach 9 billion by 2050. a renewed sense of urgency as food prices soar and infl

as mollie said, this is a dangerous and frightening time. the country sees it. i've been out across the country helping candidates. the people i talk to, they see it for what it is. they are very nervous i think they are going to show up in a big way on november 8 and say enough of this. we've got to put this in check and put republicans back in control. >> raymond: monica, new quinnipiac poll says the majority of democrats and republicans agree the nation's democracy is in danger of collapse. 67% of americans agree with that. 69% of republicans and democrats also agree. isn't that actually proof that biden is dividing the country? obviously they think democracy is falling for different reasons, republicans and democrats. it's not about unity. >> yeah, exactly right. when you see the split along those lines and you see the numbers identical for republicans and democrats and even independence. i tells you they are viewing the divisions in the country is actually problematic for the future of america. for different reasons. this speech was like an of projection. e

he then singled out an image from molly's account. "she is sad, hurt, dying," it reads.is dead," said the barrister. "do you really think that was helpful for her? are you serious?" the coroner, andrew walker, put it to the witness, "you create the risk. you create the danger. and then you take steps to try to limit that danger." "we take our responsibilities seriously," replied ms lagone. the exchanges became heated. mr sanders raising his voice, shouting that children could not consent to being sent graphic and harmful material. at one point, ms lagone said she was sorry that molly had seen content that violated their policies. meta held to account. and a grieving family coming face—to—face with a company they believe helped kill their daughter. angus crawford, bbc news. and if you have been affected by any of the issues raised by this story, you can find help and support from organisations listed at bbc.co.uk/actionline. the time is 18:15. our top story this evening. the government tries to calm nervousness about the uk economy as the pound plunges to an all time low

molly, you can't just think it, and then it happens, right? >> it's wild.e psychic. when the president does a crime, it's not a crime, except with his mind. it's wild stuff. i'm not surprised. i was very impressed in that interview how much worse he made things for himself, which he, some times, does. there was a lot of the family going out there, trying to protect themselves. you saw larry trump on fox, also, kind of making it worse for themselves. there is a reason that people, when they're under investigation, don't go on television right away, this is it. >> clearly, he didn't get that memo. brand, final thought to you on this, what do you make of trump, and the explanation he offered there? >> we are so desensitized to his stupidity. we are so desensitized to how don he is. we've been dealing it with it for so many years. not just the stupidity. that would ruin anyone's career, right? if dan quayle misspelled potato, we never heard from him again. donald trump spews idiocy, every day. and, to jonathan's point, the number of criminal, and awful stuff, t

joining me now, mollie mollie hemingway.he grizzly bill that they just passed and you think about the abortions that take place in california. i don't want to think about what this would mean. what's going on here? >> it seems like the logical end point of some of the radical policies coming out of california which has a strong focus on their beliefs on climate change. they view humans are something of a scourge or a virus, so it seems logical they would influence that the humans can be used for fertilization. the problems are denying humanity throughout the world. we need fertilizer to grow crops, farmers to have sustainable farms that can keep going, and it's just a massive problem globally. >> laura: i just learned we should be celebrating tonight because nancy pelosi just made a huge announcement. watch this. >> we save the planet, we save the planet, record $360 billion. tto generate cleaner air, cleanr water, security. >> laura: she does the we are to gesticulations that doesn't match the word. what's going on here? >>

molly what's it like over there?molly -- molly's shot just went to black, i have incredible top timing don't tie, alex? >> live television! >> andrew, what is your expectation for what is coming up? we have molly again, we see some cars that are lined up next to harry and meghan and wonder if this means this lock about might be coming to a close soon? molly, you've made it to a railing, what do you see? i have forged my way through the crowds, made it through a railing. we do see those cars and these rulings actually only go down about halfway up the long walk. i do think the walk may be coming to a close for the rain comes down and i do want to say it's interesting talking to everybody here, they care so much about the two brothers and everybody here is hopeful that maybe but the fact of the four them came out together. they see the brothers together, means a real healing. the one thing that yesterday heard from a lot of people as people were very sad, watching what's happening there in case they will get in the car

there was just no let—up for molly. this is relentless.est daughter. over the years, ian has become a high—profile campaigner for internet safety. the corporate culture at these platforms needs to change... ..addressing mps... and to be proactive rather than reactive. even meeting prince william. hoping that his campaigning and what the coroner decides here will make social media a safer place for all young users. this is both an intensely private moment for the family, hoping to find answers, but also a very public inquiries into the impact of social media on young minds. and with the online safety bill making its way through parliament, it is sure that this inquest will be slow done that closely watched in westminster and silicon valley. tomorrow the court will hear from silicon valley. tomorrow the court will hearfrom iain russell silicon valley. tomorrow the court will hear from iain russell himself delivering something called a pen portrait, that's an insight into the bright, happy teenagerthat portrait, that's an insight into the bri

molly hunter thank you so much. suzannah, thank you as well. i appreciate your time. msnbc will bring the pageantry and parents of the queen's funeral with morning joe, beginning coverage at 9 am eastern right here on msnbc. next, new developments in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. the justice department applying a full court press to access the classified documents, possibly with the u.s. national security at stake. security at stake. next is the new great garlic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. what's your pick? ♪ (customer) save yourself?! the new subway series. money with farmers. (burke) that's not wrong. when you bundle your home and auto policies with farmers, you save yourself up to twenty percent. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. kinda creepy. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with

to keep the queen, her friends from around the world and all her subjects as safe as possible. >> mollys from london molly, there have already been a number of security incidents. >> jose, there have been, but not that many when you consider the sheer size of these crowds police say they have arrested 34 people including a man inside westminster hall quite close to the queen's coffin jose >> molly hunter in london, thank you. >>> still ahead, the high cost of kids' sports why prices to play are going up and the way your family can save s your family can save your family can save s your family can save >>> tonight, investigators are on the scene of a mid-air collision near boulder, colorado. officials say a single-engine plane and another aircraft collided and crashed today in this field near a small airport at least three people were killed. no word yet on when caused the crash >>> now to another way inflation is hitting home the rising costs for kids to participate in sports from uniforms to fees, it's all adding up, forcing some families to make tough choices. gadi schwartz reports on

molly's parents, ian i coming days? molly's parents, ian and janet, coming days?presentatives from the social media companies, from meta who own instagram, and from pinterest, and it's expected to last two weeks. . ~ pinterest, and it's expected to last two weeke— two weeks. thank you. if you have been affected _ two weeks. thank you. if you have been affected by _ two weeks. thank you. if you have been affected by the _ two weeks. thank you. if you have been affected by the issues - two weeks. thank you. if you have been affected by the issues raised| been affected by the issues raised in our discussion, you can find help and support on our website. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. over the next few days, it will turn warmer than it has been, but there is some rain in the forecast. we have some rain across the north and west of scotland, not particularly heavy, and breezy conditions here. but for the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, variable amounts of cloud, light breezes and sunny intervals developing with h

molly hemmingway is here. molly, good morning to you.conomic issues topping the list of voter concerns on many polls but democrats focusing on the abortion rights. is that a winning strategy or is that the only strategy they think they have for the midterms? >> exactly. democrats control every part of the federal government and the policies they have instituted do not give them a lot to run on. we have staggering cost of living that people are enduring, we have an open border, which is accompanying a human righteds crisis. we have various other problems with inflation and energy prices, and we also are being stumbled into a potentially nuclear conflict in europe. i can see why they want to talk about anybody else, but it only works in so far as republicans don't point out the extremism of democrat positions, which they've not been doing and most of the civilized world begins on protecting the unborn life around second trimester. that's a very popular position. now in america we can begin to do that. democrats official position is no prot

molly, what other well-known names are we hearing from? today. >> you have had an exciting 15 minutes. that sounds extraordinary to watch the crowd react that way. we have been getting reaction from elsewhere in london. i'm across the river from you in front of the houses of parliament. i want to share, every celebrity, every world leader has reacted. i want to share, mick jagger put out a statement. for my whole life, she has been there. i remember as a beautiful young lady to the much beloved grandmother of the nation. paul mccartney, god bless queen elizabeth ii, may she rest in peace. we went out to talk to people. i wanted to talk to young brits who for many, of course, the queen was the only monarch they have known. they may not love the monarchy, the royal family. but they all loved and respected the queen. now it's feeling like a period of anxiousness, uncertainty. take a listen to one woman. >> looking at the king right now, we are going to have so many changes. passport, money, over and over. we don't know what to expect from him

he then singled out an image from molly's account.ess... ..replied ms lagone. the exchanges became heated. mr sanders raising his voice, shouting that children could not consent to being sent graphic and harmful material. at one point, ms lagone said she was sorry that molly had seen content that violated their policies. meta held to account. and a grieving family coming face—to—face with a company they believe helped kill their daughter. angus crawford, bbc news. plenty more on the website about that story as well. italy's far—right leader, giorgia meloni, is on course to become the country's first female prime minister. she is widely expected to form italy's most right—wing government since world war ii. here she is claiming victory. translation: italy has chosen us. it's important to understand that if we are called to govern this nation, we will do it for all italians, with the clear objective of uniting the people. ms meloni's party, brothers of italy, is set to win 26% of the vote — a big jump from the 4% vote share the party re