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javier milei will be no exception. katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. her ex could still be allowed access to their child after his release. she took the case to the family court in cardiff. now senior politicians are calling for a change in the law. our correspondent sanchia berg joins me now. this young mother who we are calling bethan, although that is not her real name, we have to protect her identity, she sought orders from the court that would last until her daughter was 18 which would in essence remove her ex husband's parental rights, they would ban him from contact with their daughter and make it really hard for him to appeal against this because, as you said, even convicted child sex offenders retain their parental rights, and in prison, for example, they have the right to be consulted about their children's health and education and when released they can seek contact with their children. bethan explained to me exactly why she was so worried. the risk was he gets out of prison, i have not been told and turning up at school and being told, "0h,

the highly respected chief constable, stephen watson has admitted they got it wrong , but admitted they got it wrong, but there was no. now mr watson, if you're listening, that is so refreshing and amazing because the police never apologised and say we made a mistake. and when that happens it makes everyone recognise you've got a fiendishly difficult job and that you're doing the best you possibly can. and then inevitably occasional mistakes will be made . say thank mistakes will be made. say thank you to chief constable watson, who has been restoring confidence in the police in manchester. i isn't that unusual. you're a criminal barrister, you must. >> it is unusual. and the mpc in london appalling, allowing >> it is unusual. and the mpc in london appalling , allowing these london appalling, allowing these things to happen . you've got things to happen. you've got hundred thousand demonstrators now, not all of them want to kill the jews , but there are a kill the jews, but there are a few who do. why haven't they been arrested , kid? been arrested, kid? >> yeah, well , this is >> yeah, well, this is de—escalation, j

i have visa, who helps no cost to her 7 year old son, calhoun. john watson, left desk on his don after the taliban threatened to signal sugarless to the city. they would be cheap in front of the universe to it's all want us informed me. we are here to hear you. uh, when i say i'm precise. all right. who's who? uh, the university. you see for the soup for me. why you wire like this use with the wire, heavier fish your hand. if you the next time you wire this, the, this is 0. can you? and the foot can here. she has a sister who lives in canada and a brother who's stranded impact has done the rest of the family, including her father, stayed behind and cobbled now child wasa has a job with the local council. she's helping with the projects documenting the history of the village. it's not easy because she has to walk in to learn a language to still learning like this. how the new the the truck door for the wark, like it is the formula for the and the wall in front of the old house, to thanks to joel todd wasa is getting to know local residents. maria has lived in

no sense at all. i want to do that tim watson was one of thousands of people who had to wait for bart service to resume. >> or find another way home. thankfully, mom works downtown and gave him a ride back to oakland. >> you stop being stupid have come in. with barnes, red, yellow, blue and green lines affected. commuters ran to the ferry building to catch a ride across the bay. others pulled out their phones and rushed to uber and lyft. >> it was there. they found a new set of headaches tonight. ted needs to embark here so that i can uber. >> with my colleague. neither will lift. >> bart service was finally restored around 06:20pm. police say this is the man who wandered into the transbay it's unclear how he got in there. i mean, i'm not surprised by it anymore. so i what can you do? >> police say they still need help identifying and finding that man that went out into the onto the tracks and into the transbay tube. and again, riders are being told that they should expect some delays as the service gets itself back to normal in san francisco, dan thorn kron dan, thank you. and a reminder, bart will no

watson tells us th story that ould know. so you will a change in this chair. pay no attention to that, because you should blooking at dr. watson, who will be speaking now. thank you for being with us. you, madam chair. pleasure. and thanks, everybody, for ining us in person virtually. it's pleasur be at the capital historical society. i watch a lot of the programs. they're fantastic. they do very important wor since january x, we all realize importt work. and i've had the great pleasure of having sam interview me several over the yea, virtually. but this is our first in person. so i'm excited about at. and as a history nerd an sobody who loveshe city, i taught briefly at georgetown, i come here all the time, love the city. my both kids went to school in the city, my favorite city in the us. so i'm delighteto be back. so thank you. absolutely. just one sond while we get reset here, everyone and i should clarify one brief, very flattering remark jane made that's not quite. robert is prolific and has written 45 books. i'm hing to cut through all of them. i've every one

watson tells us the story that should know. so you will a change in this chair. pay no attention to that, because you should be looking at dr. watson, who will be speaking now. thank you for being with us. you, madam chair. pleasure. and thanks, everybody, for joining us in person virtually. it's a pleasure. be at the capital historical society. i watch a lot of the programs. they're fantastic. they do very important work. since january six, we all realize important work. and i've had the great pleasure of having sam interview me several over the years, virtually. but this is our first in person. so i'm excited about that. and as a history nerd and somebody who loves the city, i taught briefly at georgetown, i come here all the time, love the city. my both kids went to school in the city, my favorite city in the us. so i'm delighted to be back. so thank you. absolutely. just one second while we get reset here, everyone and i should clarify one brief, very flattering remark jane made that's not quite. robert is prolific and has written 45 books. i'm hoping to cut through

after the publication of this news, adrina watson, the spokesperson of the us national security council, announced that no ceasefire agreement has been reached yet, but there are speculations about the possibility of a ceasefire. it turns out that four days ago a resolution entitled establishing a humanitarian pause in gaza was approved by the un security council, but there is no information about whether we witnessed a pause or not, and the zionist regime continues its crimes on this issue and questions about this conversation i am talking to mr. mahdi abbasi, an expert on international issues who is with us in jahan studio today. what was the purpose of this humanitarian break, mr. abbasi, in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful? this was a kind of resolution that was approved by the security council and it had 3 abstentions, which was very controversial, and now the reaction of the americans to this story, why the abstention vote was issued, they claim. it was that , since it is not a question of freeing the hostages, they are under the burden this story did not go, but if we want t

no sense at all. i want to do that tim watson was one of thousands of people who had to wait for bart service to resume. >> or find another way home. thankfully, mom works downtown and gave him a ride back to oakland. >> you stop being stupid have come in since. >> with barnes, red, yellow, blue and green lines affected. commuters ran to the ferry building to catch a ride across the bay. others pulled out their phones and rush to uber and lyft. it was there. they found a new set of headaches tonight. ted needs to embark here so that i can >> with my colleague. neither will lift. >> bart service was finally restored around 06:20pm. police say this is the man who wandered into the transbay it's unclear how he got in there. i mean, i'm not surprised by it anymore. so i what can you do? >> well, bart police say they still need help finding and identifying that man. bart riders are being told to expect delays as the service works to get back on schedule in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> new video tonight of yet another firing at the martinez refining company. this one began shortly after 5 o'cloc

no one's looking at. so i think this is an important thing for watson journalist and to abraham bush are good to have you with us. thank very much for your time. thank you. well, i'm just here as john stratford reports not from the occupied westbank where he's been speaking to one of the release palestinian presidents. you joined us in the home of uh oh ma. let's sean here who was just being released from jail um on uh, was arrested when he was 15 years old. i'm sentenced to uh, to more than a 2 year sentence. and he's just freed and you're gonna have to excuse me, but we're going to try my broken arabic to but to speak to the family show. can they come the think hold on was for having come to mind a thank you for except to speaking with o mode. oh so my 1st question to you, how much of that is? yeah. can you share your emotions with this shoulder? i need them. i feel very happy. thank god, locks washington, but unfortunately we all find our toy in complete. we hope that all prisoners will be released and may older, more tears rest in peace. while mode locust, early on the i'm the home i've can you descr

the tweet that adrian watson posted late on saturday evening essentially said that there is no deal, but that for us is still working to try to reach some sort of deal. because there is this growing public pressure that the fighting does need to stop it for no other reason than to deal with the worsening humanitarian crisis inside garza and all of those are in the washington post on the sides of the piece written by president joe biden. to tell us about the us as well. earlier on saturday, the washington post did publish an op ed by the us president joe biden, in which he basically argued why the us is a, is keen to not just try to reach peace between israel and the palestinians. inside garza, but also making the case for why the us needs to continue with support for ukraine's war against russia. these are the, perhaps the 2 top 4 policy priorities apart from the relationship with china, facing the by net ministration. in this office, the president spelled out some of the things that his administration wants to see, not justin into the war, but a, a, an establishment of a palestinian

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message to try to send to palestinians who are saying there is no place safe in gaza if you're a palestinian today. >> that's right, ivan watson in hong kong, thank you so much. >>> the idf has repeatedly called on civilians to evacuate gaza city and northern gaza and move south. many are on the move seeking shelter anywhere they can find it. cnn obtained exclusive footage of one such makeshift shelter, al quds hospital in northern gaza where thousands of displaced people are camped out. we want to worn you, there are images which are graphic. >> reporter: where do you go when the bombs won't stop? where do you shelter your family when the shelters are full? for many gazans, the answer is a hospital. the head doctor shows us around. "all that separates these families in the icu is this door. these are not proper sterile conditions." some 12,000 displaced people are camped out in al quds hospital in northern gaza. every single person you see here has been told by israel's army to leave and move south, an evacuation order the u.n. previously called inhumane. "this is not a place for children to play, this is a disaster," the doc

no sense at all. i want to do that tim watson was one of thousands of people who had to wait for bart service to resume. >> or find another way home. thankfully, mom works downtown and gave him a ride back to oakland. >> you stop being stupid have come in. since with barnes, red, yellow, blue and green lines affected. commuters ran to the ferry building to catch a ride across the bay. others pulled out their phones and rush to uber and lyft. >> it was there. they found a new set of headaches tonight. ted needs to embark here so that i can uber. >> with my colleague. neither will lift. >> bart service was finally restored around 06:20pm. police say this is the man who wandered into the transbay it's unclear how he got in there. i mean, i'm not surprised by it anymore. so i what can you in san francisco? after a stabbing at a santa rosa high school. so in a letter to parents, school's principal says that stabbing happened during a fight between 2 students for classes yesterday morning. right near the football and baseball field. friends will says one of the students used a large kitchen night stab the ot

the generals looked at each other, watson said, and said that they had no answer to this question., they will say, well, no luck, or they will answer, use their own, and what after , nothing, no one knew, no one wanted to know, just like that, they still gathered their thoughts, american, called for an answer to the topic nuclear winter, the secretary of defense and the pentagon generally acknowledged the likelihood of such a problem, but said that the best way to avoid it is to create a space-based missile defense shield, that is, to implement the reagan soybean. it will prevent the detonation of thousands of nuclear warheads, thereby eliminating attacks nuclear winter. as for herself? the pentagon has too many uncertainties. depending on what kind of soot, depending on how much there is, where this cloud will float. further research is needed - the american military states, and at the same time they are doing everything to slow down this research. the company turned around. scientific findings are called populism, which pours fuel on the fire of street protests and funds research

watson, bbc news. to the us now. tech company 0penai's ceo and cofounder sam altman was ousted after the company announced that its board nothe company's president greg brockman resigned in protest. another silicon valley tech ceo, elon musk, is facing backlash over his apparent endorsement of an anti—semitic conspiracy theory on his social media platform x, formerly known as twitter. now, some companies, including disney, apple and paramount are reportedly pausing advertising on it. on friday, a white house spokesperson called musk�*s post, quote, "unacceptable". before we go, the bbc is launching influential with katty kay. in it, each week us special correspondent katty kay has candid conversations with change—makers in culture, science and art, starting with actor wendell pierce. here's a sneak peak. wendell, you have been in an extraordinary number of hit reductions. jack ryan, the wire, suits, onstage recently in death of a salesman.- wire, suits, onstage recently in death of a salesman. yes. is there a method _ in death of a salesman. yes. is there a method to _ in death of a salesman. yes. is there a method to the

no fuel will be allowed into gaza to the israeli blockade. expect the situation in those hospitals to just get worse. >> we appreciate the update, ivan watson in hong kong for us. violence is also being escalated of course in the occupied west bank, and east jerusalem since israel declared its war on hamas. the palestinian minister of health says dozens have been killed, at least 150 wounded there, in the past few weeks, cnn's nada bashir reports and palestinians also say they are being forced off their land and attacked by jewish settlers. >> armed and threatening, this is the face of israeli settler violence in occupied west bank. it's these acts of aggression which are chasing palestinian families out of their homes. piece by piece the palestinians and the village -- pack their lives away, never to return. the settlers come at night when we are sleeping, they beat us and tried to kill us. trying to force us out of our homes. i can't sleep anymore i am too afraid. families in this village wants home to some 440 palestinians say that they have been left with no choice but to flee their homes. what is happening now is another catastrophe, i'm

so there is no chance for any of them to be freed from is there any presence on all over the political prison that's basically without an exchange exchange of prisoners miss watson. this is what this is what has happened before with the case of glad street. yes. one is early so and yet have to be exchanged lives or most one. so i was a better student but doesn't know. so that's why my listing is believing that the only way to reduce the present is, is to, to have some. is there any present areas as well, but yeah, so on the other hand, that is one very important thing that i want to mention to you. since 1967 is that it has conducted more than 1000000 cases of iris against by the student population . you're talking about 1000000 that is in the case of a population, that is no more than 5500000 people. and that is quite a significant number, a huge number 1000000 the rest since 1967. you said mister by godaddy. you mentioned the case of these really present a deal actually to was exchange for almost a 1000 palestinian prisoners. but as you say yourself mr. bunker is even as more modest to me and prisoners are released every day. we see dozens more arrested as ind

so there is no chance for any of them to be freed from is there any presence on all over the political prison that's basically without an exchange exchange of prisoners miss watson. this is what this is what has happened before with the case of glad chanita. yes. when one is early so and you have to have to be exchanged lives or most once i was a student but doesn't know. so that's why our listing is believing that the only way to reduce the present is, is to, to have some. is there any present areas as well, but yeah, so on the other hand, that is one very important thing that i want to mention to you. since 1967. is that a that has conducted more than 1000000 cases of that is against by the student population. you're talking about 1000000. that is, in the case of a population that is no more than 5500000 people. that is quite a significant number, a huge number 1000000 the rest since 1967. you said mister by godaddy. you mentioned the case of these really a prisoner a deal actually to was exchange for almost a 1000 palestinian prisoners. but as you say yourself, mister banker is even as more modest to me and prisoners are released every day. we see dozens more

watson recently. i have less sympathy that. less sympathy for that. >> sympathy and >> i've no sympathy at all.>> i've no sympathy at all. and it's if frightening >> i've no sympathy at all. and it's if that's frightening >> i've no sympathy at all. and it's if that's frighte like because if that's a man like lindsay watson , i mean, i'm told lindsay watson, i mean, i'm told that maybe reason the that maybe the reason that the police so police were backing off so quickly was that this person has caused a of trouble, caused a lot of trouble, particularly for female officers, had to work officers, that he had to work alongside and so that is the problem for us women . when problem for us women. when you're getting men who maintain their testicles, their penis, who've gone through male puberty , inevitably , they are almost inevitably bigger and stronger than we are and we don't want them in our spaces. and it's not just a matter of safety. it's a matter of dignity and for lesbians, well, it's matter their well, it's a matter of their entire it? yes. entire existence, isn't it? yes. how got this h

watson levy that gets some game with your mouth, but i see. okay, i see. i see it goes in a 2nd. i mean either it is by you say no, i'm thinking it's like that. and then jerry, i'm going to, i think the end of the 2nd the the welcome back across the dock were all things are considered on peter, what else remind you were discussing palestine. the okay is go back to to them. um, how many you add to the surrealism to all of this? as a godsa is being shrunk, its people being forced to move south. these really say the south is safe, but it's far from safe. hospitals are being attacked, claims of command centers underground and oh, they put a video up, but then they deleted it and then changed it then. oh, well, well, get back to that story later. but i'm remarkably, as all of this is going on, we have people like knitting yahoo and, and print the president biden, talking about what's the day after they call it. okay. i guess the siege is good to continue. the blockade is going to continue. and these people that say they were a represent democracy, they will determine who will roll over the people of godsa. i mean, i c

no gassed chamber for any of the manson family. which meant that all of them, even charles manson himself, would have a chance at freedom after serving their sentences. manson, tex watsoned in prison. leslie van houten, she did have a chance at freedom. >> it doesn't matter whether i -- i feel responsible for both of their deaths. >> in april 2016, the parole board recommended that than houston, on multiple occasions, but each time the governor's office overruled the decision. sharon tapes younger sister, deborah, was relieved. >> i do not think that she deserves it. these people or brutally brought butchered. there has to be some kind of accountability in this world. convincing the jury of a very -- prosecutor -- died in 2015 -- that helter-skelter was the motive for the killing. inadvertently added to manson's legend. >> you want to call me a murder for? i never killed anyone? i never need kill anyone. >> manson will spend the rest of his life behind bars. in november of 2017, shortly after his 83rd birthday, nearly 50 years since he orchestrated those brutal crimes, he died in prison. throughout his long life he never admitted regret or remorse. >> remorse for what?

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