i can't speak for patsy.st realisation when i realised how much misogyny as in society. i realised i had been sexually assaulted more than i can count. a lot of women go through it. loads of time i have been affected. we come together and share our stories. everybody shares their stories, realising this is affecting so many women across the globe. that moment was for us to grieve for a woman murdered by a police officer. did ou both murdered by a police officer. did you both know each other before you started talking about this or before you sat down? we started talking about this or before you sat down?— started talking about this or before ou sat down? ~ �* , , you sat down? we didn't, but we 'ust found out because i you sat down? we didn't, but we 'ust found out because we i you sat down? we didn't, but we 'ust found out because we weren't h you sat down? we didn't, but we just| found out because we weren't allowed to speak _ found out because we weren't allowed to speak of _ found out because we weren't a

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all right, sgo lies now to is patsy. call haines. she's live at the united nations following that speech. by ben, you mean nothing? yeah. who's so, how did, let's now is presentation of himself as the piece may, could go down. well, not very well with the hundreds of protesters that are outside of you and headquarters right now. the tiring of these air strikes is very, very strange. as you mentioned, he came here shortly, sell himself as the peace maker of the person who could lead israel to a new and improved as he said, middle east, with peace, with its neighbors. and i have to say during this entire speech, it was really rather dismissive of the palestinians, criticized their leadership for what he called anti semitic comments. he tried to send the message that israel is always sought peace with the palestinians. although i think it's important to put in context that seems nearly impossible given the very far right wing make up of his coalition government right now. all these us still and says that the only solution is a 2 state s

patsy, paula, thank you.ow it's time for our political pallet cleanser. ♪ palatecleanser. >> zoe, i have to type. i have to type. zoe, i have got to work my angle. okay. let me go back to work, ma'am. >> laura: doesn't want me to work, ever. the angle hijacker pictured in that little video is zoey. trust me, she loves my monologue but sometimes she doesn't appreciate the amount of work it takes to get them done. all right, up next, what the biden administration is doing to get even more aid to ukraine at the expense of americans. senator josh hawley reacts, next. ♪ >> laura: the ukraine hawk's broken wing while we don't always see eye to eye i consider my friend george will to be the last truly interesting columnist left of our generation. which is why i was surprised how wrong he has been in most recent column why conservatives should support ukraine. he writes that the temptation of the new right is to abandon ukraine partly this is petulance with a patina of principle, america first. president biden suppor

patsy stevenson was arrested that night.ed at the vigil for breaking covid restrictions. today, the met has agreed to pay the women damages and says it regrets what happened. we were blamed for going there, for the arrest itself. 0ur motivations were constantly questioned. we were told that we hijacked the event. so to get some sort of recognition that we are allowed to be angry for the murder and rape of a woman by a serving officer, it's kind of like, 0k, we actually feel seen and heard somewhat and it gives us that sense of validation and our sanity back. hundreds of women gathered in march two years ago on clapham common to remember sarah everard, but the police claimed lockdown restrictions meant they had to clear the area. too abusive, claimed women there. shame on you, shame on you. i was putting a candle down for sarah. a woman held her hand out and asked me to come up to the bandstand to help. the police were very heavy—handed with a lot of women. we just didn't expect to be arrested. ijust wanted to show my support

patsy, paula, thank you.ow it's time for our political pallet cleanser. ♪ palatecleanser. >> zoe, i have to type. i have to type. zoe, i have got to work my angle. okay. let me go back to work, ma'am. >> laura: doesn't want me to work, ever. the angle hijacker pictured in that little video is zoey. trust me, she loves my monologue but sometimes she doesn't appreciate the amount of work it takes to get them done. all right, up next, what the biden administration is doing to get even more aid to ukraine at the expense of americans. senator josh hawley reacts, next. ♪ ♪ from the mountains, ♪ to the fruited plains. ♪ it's the best part about this land. ♪ and to those of you who hear the call - answer. ♪ come in to bass pros shops and cabela's for great gear before your fall hunt. your adventure starts here. ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪ >> laura: the uk

patsy stevenson was arrested that night.y the women damages and says it regrets what happened. we were blamed for, you know, going there, for the arrest itself, our motivations were constantly questioned, we were told that we hijacked the event. so, to get some sort of recognition, that we are allowed to be angry for the murder and rape of a woman by a serving officer, is kind of like, ok, we actually feel seen and heard somewhat and it gives us that sense of validation and our sanity back. hundreds of women gathered in march two years ago on clapham common to remember sarah everard. but the police claimed lockdown restrictions meant they had to clear the area. sirens sound. too abusive, claimed women there. shame on you! i was putting a candle down for sarah. a woman held her hand out and asked me to come up to the bandstand to help. the police were very heavy—handed with a lot of women. we just didn't expect to be arrested. ijust wanted to show my support for other women. sounds like it's still really distressing for you t

patsy stevenson was arrested that night.to pay the women damages and says it regrets what happened. we were blamed for going there, for the arrest itself. 0ur motivations were constantly questioned. we were told that we hijacked the event. so to get some sort of recognition that we are allowed to be angry for the murder and rape of a woman by a serving officer, it's kind of like, 0k, we actually feel seen and heard somewhat and it gives us that sense of validation and our sanity back. hundreds of women gathered in march two years ago on clapham common to remember sarah everard, but the police claimed lockdown restrictions meant they had to clear the area. too abusive, claimed women there. shame on you, shame on you. i was putting a candle down for sarah. a woman held her hand out and asked me to come up to the bandstand to help. the police were very heavy— handed with a lot of women. we just didn't expect to be arrested. ijust wanted to show my support for other women. it sounds like it's still really distressing for you to

earlier, my colleague lukwesa burak spoke to patsy stevenson and dania al—obeid and started by askingt part of it. we're very happy this has come to an end. fiend happy this has come to an end. and we will come _ happy this has come to an end. and we will come to _ happy this has come to an end. and we will come to watch you have liked to seen. there is this added element, you are a survivor of domestic abuse, is that correct? what does this mean to you when you heard what had been agreed? hat to heard what had been agreed? not to sound in anyway _ heard what had been agreed? not to sound in anyway dramatic, _ heard what had been agreed? not to sound in anyway dramatic, it - heard what had been agreed? not to sound in anyway dramatic, it is - sound in anyway dramatic, it is literally— sound in anyway dramatic, it is literally life changing. it is the difference between not wanting to live and _ difference between not wanting to live and to live, that is how powerful _ live and to live, that is how powerful the process has been. i found _ powerful the process has been. i found my— power

patsy stevenson was arrested that night.happened. we were blamed for, you know, going there, for the arrest itself, 0ur motivations were constantly questioned. we were told that we hijacked the event. so to get some sort of recognition that we are allowed to be angry for the murder and rape of a woman by a serving officer is kind of like, 0k, we actually feel seen and heard somewhat and it gives us that sense of validation and our sanity back. hundreds of women gathered in march two years ago on clapham common to remember sarah everard. but the police claimed lockdown restrictions meant they had to clear the area. sirens sound. too abusive, claimed women there. shame on you! i was putting a candle down for sarah. a woman held her hand out and asked me to come up to the bandstand to help. the police were very heavy— handed with a lot of women. we just didn't expect to be arrested. ijust wanted to show my support for other women. sounds like it's still really distressing for you to talk about. yeah. i think it's been a huge pa

patsy stevenson says for the last few years have been very overwhelming. damages to her and another woman after they sued the force over their treatment. and football shirts collected by a mystery ex—england player during the 1990 world cup are going on sale. the eight shirts were collected during england's seven games in the tournament, which saw the team defeated in the semi—finals by west germany. time now to leave you with 10 seconds of abseiling. 102—year—old colin bell, an raf veteran has sailed 280 feet down the royal london hospital from the helipad to the pavement below. you're all caught up. bye for now. hello, i'm mark edwards. welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up on our show. sensational century from sciver—brunt helps england seal a series win against sri lanka. sancho sent away. the manchester united winger won't train with the first team until his issues with ten hag are resolved. and you'll find out why francis tiafoe was somewhat unhappy about the decision in his davis cup tie versus the netherlands. hello and thanks for joining u

patsy, who's in the back row on the far right in this picture, also kicked both extra points, scoringall 14 points for the 89th division in the conference behind win for the for the afc champions ship the winners got these medals it's not quite a super bowl ring but it's something they would hold on to with pride for the rest of their lives. this medal belonged to sergeant harry flanagan, who was a starting guard, and flanagan kind of illustrates the democratic nature of war, with the obvious exception that african-american soldiers were excluded. but the 89th division team was a mix of officers non-combat like flanagan, and even a couple of privates. now, even with the differences in rank, the vast majority had played college football for the coach and played at harvard. the quarterback who would go on to be a major general during world war two, played at west point team mvp, patsy clark had played at illinois, even one of the privates and played at kansas state. but harry flanagan hadn't played college football at all. he was a big, burly irish police officer from omaha, and he was

the lands became real centers of culture, and the szlachta themselves , the tyszkiewicz, the chap patsypolish-lithuanian commonwealth for those who are interested in the schlichetsky history and culture, the pinsk region is a real treasure. after all, it was here that fewer clans were located that played a prominent role in history. unfortunately, many buildings did not survive the soviet era and the devastation of the nineties, but some things can be seen today. i admit honestly, oh, and i’m not a fan of traveling through cemeteries. but here, i recommend that you stop by, not far from the village of taraselya, there is the only one i have seen in my life, the shlikheevskoe cemetery. relatives will calm down here, no matter how strange it may sound, but the svyazinsky family burial place is located not far from their family estate in ogorevichi. the cemetery appeared at the end of the 19th century, and his last burial dates back to the beginning of the twentieth, but few above the grave, the monuments are made of concrete, marble and granite, they are impressive. in this grave lies a b

stevenson sarah everard, patsy stevenson and danielle al—ubaid took legal action against the force overrests at a protest dunng their arrests at a protest during covid restrictions as hundreds of people attended the vigil in march 2021 to pay their respects to ms everard, who was kidnapped , raped and murdered by kidnapped, raped and murdered by police officer wayne cousins. he was sentenced to a whole life term payment . s using cash have term payment. s using cash have risen for the first time in a decade. risen for the first time in a decade . ad that's according to decade. ad that's according to trading body uk finance . it says trading body uk finance. it says the number of payments made using notes and coins increased by 7% last year. it's thought people are making greater use of cash as a way of managing budgets during the cost of living crisis . and house prices living crisis. and house prices declined in august at their fastest rate since 2009. that's according to the royal institution of chartered surveyors. it says a majority of property professionals are reporting declines,

most of patsy's on, on i. so as long as you get a big of us, do it soon as it turns to contest i can do it within myself. could fit those in the past. i always say within the adjustments is what i know is mocked. isn't that i officially close on? posit, well, mine was divided. yeah. now, the monthly as close that light it is a from business varies, is spent like almost all right, just like close to the finding clothes and some of these set that's cost to say, okay, so i'm going to target registered employees in order to meet them. okay. so my job, i was 5 is the most, it gives us these need already gone for the new one because again, equipped to point 58 and percent get done about this on o. stockens of east and documents that i just thought was you cannot, i'm losing data storage and also is processed yet on the downtime. so william was again declined to allow that mice, many of the employees yet on the, the mrs. murphy, i was in front of the computer as nice as it personal home. it says, yeah, send me an ema

patsy stevenson and dania al—0beid were both detained at the event on clapham common in march 2021 when women bundled to the ground. in a statement the met said "we tried to achieve a balance that recognised the rights of the public to protest while also continuing to enforce the relevant covid legislation." more than 200 drivers were arrested in essex last month after a week—long drink and drug driving campaign. the force was supporting a national campaign in the last week of august, conducting roadside drink and drug tests, pulling over around 300 drivers. they say the message that driving under the influence is against the law is still not getting through. london mps from across the political divide have condemned plans to close the majority of ticket offices at rail stations across the country. rail operators and the government say they want staff out from behind the glass and helping people on station platforms. but critics say that would damage service levels and present great problems for disabled travellers. the labour mp for putney, fleur anderson is one of those objecting to t

in china, we've had our own kinds of media. patsy's for hundreds of years didn't, could make bull golfing history in hung joe, after her big wins in north america. she's in contention for 2 goals with individual and seen titles on alpha. showing a has never previously won a gold medal in gulf. the agent games. oh, goodness. well the middle to festival also i'm on the mid points in the asian games friday sees the last nights of action in the swimming pool on the 1st events at the athletic stadium. it's david stokes, with a closer look at what we can expect in truck and sales week to with the asian games . he's the stop, the athletic, some of the world's best track and field styles will be on show at home shows big lots of stadiums. when it comes to popularity on social media f. chapman for a nearby shop press has no, he quotes, with more than 7000000 follow is on instagram alone. india is 1st track and field olympic champion is looking to retain, is asian games. torso, who will have some face competition from pakistan's or shifting the theme. the dean finish 2nd to shop for the dishes for

and one of our youngest daughters, bethany's, also known as patsy. they left everything behind. yeah, yeah. so now for a new life sausage would get a very pain if you have one to help me at this time because we had no news from my family. is this? well, i had no idea how my husband was to the other. we knew that the president had died, so that it was something we would not talk about in this tati. and i would not able to talk about it there. so i'm wondering if i'm the point at that is, i don't know if i'd be able to have that if so from one day to the next to special benign became an exile living 1st in cuba. then in venezuela, watching from a far as the penal trip dictatorship ended in 1990. despite the arrests for human rights violations and a trusted tease committed, securing his regime, you know, tip remained untried until his death in 2006. in 2002 again, this form a secretary returned to santiago for good, so traumatized by the past. she has made her mission to keep on getting this memory alive and raise awareness about to lose history. so the past cannot repeat itself. i

an award winning documentary, i'll just say, well, photos, the groups of young men on the right to patsy's county in the most, sorry, the ivory coast. this is a quick good analogy, sierra as the i think we have a quick look at the central med and northern libya because this cloud here indicates that it shows fully grease and they come across the water into the gulf of stairs and then east inside of libya so full costs for large hasn't been galle down. that possibly is that it's loss from tuesday and wednesday, but i don't think much will come of it. maybe disappointing, but it's not dangerous. the heavier right, more likely is still going to be in greece. and for talk you answer the phone in time for egypt. story of course. find dry woman. hot weather in fact, a bit to the so that bag that's to 4445 degrees q i scrub known shall breeze. which means that means she made weather as well, that be very unpleasant. there's little breeze around the go. so old golf nations will have humid weather the moment still helping much of saudi arabia. and that was generated shot over to down the mountains

to cuba to get there with the children and one of our youngest daughters, bethany's, also known as patsy. they left everything behind. yeah, yeah. so now you're very painful, one to help me out because we had no news from our families. i had no idea how my husband was to the other. we knew that the president had died, so that there was something we would not talk about in this tati. and i would not able to talk about a couple or so i'm wondering what the point at that is. i don't know if i'd be able to hold that if it from one day to the next to special benign became an exile living 1st in cuba. then in venezuela, watching from a far as the penal trip dictatorship ended in 1990. despite the arrests for human rights violations and a trusted tease committed, securing his regime, you know, tip remained untried until his death in 2006. in 2002, in this form, a secretary returned to santiago for good, so traumatized by the past. she has made her mission to keep on getting this memory alive and raise awareness about to lose history. so the past cannot repeat itself. i can kind of and we need t

patsy. a little piece of land for insights. story the. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in london is zayed. nobody managing partner at hard castle advisory, a geo political consultancy, and it's all about his zillow for a free because the disaster management specialist and public policy advisor and the like a squiggle, oregon is andrew phelps, the vice president of planning and risk reduction with ac disaster consulting a warm welcome to you all, and thank you all so much for joining us today on inside story and look for it. let me start with you today with this unprecedented rise that we're seeing in natural disasters around the globe. can countries alone actually deal with the consequences or from your perspective, should a global agency that specifically deals with trying to react to these emergencies be set up the onto is a little complicated because it's that we of course need a global forum to facilitate a global crisis, a common crisis, a common practice humanity, which the united nations does have. in fact, i mean

in an award winning documentary, i'll just say, well, photos, a group of young men on the right to patsy county in the most for me, the ivory cousins the sacred wood analogies era. or if you're talking about changing people's minds, and i think it will come down to literature and film some songs and oh, oops, basically. so say 7 to is brian, you knows rad to color, push as change the way we listen to music. he continues to push boundaries as a music kind of innovator. visual art is activities and think ok. thank you. for me. how did you and chang is one of the most exciting writers today. he d bunk so many of the biggest minutes about the global economy. and shows and alternative path to a farewell to a new or pre market economies. if that happened in any other profession, they would will be fired. yeah, well, not just fight it. they would go to prison. yeah. join us in, talk to a studio, be unscripted the right and i didn't know panel by your music guys it's, i was a teenager when korea was so poor that we sent an offer to buy records. uh so we uh listen to this put black verges for so

he's the patsy, so to speak. oh he invited him a hogwash that they didn't know what this person was, christopher freeland, given her family history cannot claim ignorance, even if they didn't know the name of god. they knew darn well which ukrainians were fighting. the red army in 1943. so ro thought is going to be the follow guys is an easy out, but just don't, does it like the justin trudel regime is the most corrupt regime in canadian history. justin trudel has violated his ethics and been found to death of twice was accused 3 times. this is the guy who dresses in blackface and calls other people races who allegedly gross reporters and then calls out of people massage of just calling canadians nazis. while his party initiated a standing ovation for an actual knock in the white house. this has to bring him down politically and i think we might be seeing that in real time. yeah. about inches. they want to watch so, so we'll leave that left. but the fine cute did the canadian lawyer and legal accommodated david.

in an award winning documentary, i'll just say, well, photos, a group of young man on the right to patsy's county in the most for me, the ivory cousins, the sacred wood analogies era the you want to know just a reminder of adults. so is this r u. s. presidential biden's warning that american democracy is under france? he blames a former president, donald trump, and his supporters at the same time vices having his business dealings pro would via a republican impeachment hearing. and the us government is facing a shutdown leader of nicole in a kind of bach assigned to decree to dissolve the self declared republic from the 1st of january. next year, armenia says more than half the population of a 120000 ethnic albanians a flag to us or by john seized control last week. or next prime minister says legal action should be taken against those responsible for the 5 of the wedding which killed $98.00 people on tuesday. prayers and funerals are being held for the 3rd day. blazes being blamed on fireworks, settled inside the wedding. instead on at least 10 people had been killed and shelling by the s

out to 0 is alexandra and patsy has moved from the summit. and kelly as well is that there is consensus, at least among the countries that participates in this conference on the need for change on the fact that the, the worldwide drug policy needs to be more comprehensive and needs to focus more on human rights on attacking the highest level drug traffickers, instead of low level of farmers, for example, as it happens here in columbia and focusing on reducing the demand in the countries that consume most of those drugs. namely the united states or many countries in europe. but that has been a point that was addressed in particular by the president of columbia. gustavo pits are saying that the countries like the united states need to understand or, or look more at themselves and that the issues of public health, that the, or the underlying causes of why so many of their citizens and that addicted. that and, and, and suffer by this, this court of drug, they say the country, so you're upset that for too long. now, the focus has been only a law e

so very much patsy. thanks very much. indeed. kind of this prime minister says the matter of a 6 separatist lead must be taken seriously. let's call the indian government to corporate just to ensure that every fm that's his government has reason to believe that new denny was involved in the kidney. bassetti would not release the evidence to the public since kind of just allegations, both nations of issued travel advisories to the citizens wanting them to be cautious. or our credible reasons to believe that agents of the government of india were involved in the killing of a canadian on canadian. so that is something of the utmost and foundational importance in a country. a rule of law in a world where international rules based order matters. the us now and the busiest and city of the dive is i'll continue. the green task of recovery move boat is swept away by flash floods into the mediterranean sea. when 66 bodies were covered on thursday alone, thousands of people were killed off the floods the close to dams, to collapse washing

award winning documentary, i'll just say well, photos, the groups of young men on their right to patsy's county in the most sorry, the ivory coast, the se, clipboard, analogies, era the a democracy is don't have to die the end of a rifle. they can die when people are silent when they fail to stand up or condemn thrush, us president joe biden, ones of the biggest threats facing the nation highlights and his strategy to protect the democracy in the run up to the 2024 presidential election. the carry johnston, this is all just their life and also in the news, thousands of families continuously and they're going to come back as, as a, by john's lead. a formerly announced as an end to self declared republic. morning that last and burying the dates, families in iraq seek honest as after a fire, it's a wedding kills almost a 100 people. and the final frontier, scientists get one step closer to solving the history of nc matter. what's it means for the? well, the physics us president joe biden has one of the threats to american democracy in a speech introduced by senator john mccain's widow's cin

in an award winning documentary alger 0, well photos, a group of young men on the right to patsy's county in the most sorry, the ivory coast. this is a quick good analogy. sierra the the challenges here with the you watching all just need a reminder of i told stories this are at least 93 people, reports of the ink sitting upright and bridegroom of died. officer of a fire broke out at a wedding in iraq's northern districts. of come down the fireworks of the leave to start the place to find jim boscoe has left new share amongst off to the ministry government orders. his expulsion shows, presidents mohammed presume. and so it was shown in the crew, in july new rulers and administered co operation which runs an ordered some basset, or i'm soups, to lease more than $47.00 fives, and asked me how many and refugees of 5 they're going to cut back on, crossed into armenia, azerbaijan took control of the region last week, defeating extract armenian fighters and a 24 hour operation. north korea has an artist, is going to expel american soldier, travis king, saying he's confessed to legally intruding

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in an award winning documentary, i'll just say, well, photos, a group of young men on the right to patsy's county in the most sorry, the ivory coast, the sacred woods. on notice era oil rich get rock is facing a crisis and a final bike to results. water, as dams built by its upstream neighbors, restrict flow under investment and climate change, or exacerbate the situation. now, when regions were settled, funding 1st emerge, pensions are rapidly rising. people in power investigates whether this could be the last generation to farm the line. the rocks, walter was part 2 of 2 on a jersey to the this hello. i'm down in jordan doe, have with the top stories here on i would just say, or at least a 100 people have died and many more injured. adopt a fire broke out at a wedding in northern iraq. officials say up to a 1000 people had been attending the ceremony near the city of mosul. was being reported at firewood, sniffed, starting to blaze. my hood of the wind has moved out from the rocky capital budget . according to sources made a look of sources in how about any a, what's helped igniting the

i wasn't blaming it all on the sentinel crisis, patsy. i was astounded.llenge the methodology and say "how can they come up with a precise number". the conclusion was, 175,000 people are employed by the mexican drug cartel, which would make it the fifth largest employer in mexico, and 37% in the last decade were either incarcerated or died, probably in the line of duty, there. yet, they're able to replenish the ranks. why? money. unless you get to that, we are not able to get ahead of the curve. okay. i said my piece. i read all of your social media. keep them coming. still to come, the final results of the question from the website. how about this? which will matter more, between this issue, and the 2024 election: is it abortion, or the border? by the way, when you vote, center for the free daily newsletter, get exclusive content from political cartoonists like pulitzer prize winner steve reid. look at that. that is the cartoon of the week. president biden and biding his time. ♪ ♪ for authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with warmth and cheer. ♪

award winning documentary, i'll just say, well, photos, the groups of young men on their right to patsy's county in the most, sorry i, because the say could, would on now to sierra the a single venue in doha with your top stories on elsa 0 pensions are growing at the border between serbia and northern kosovo. the u. s. has warranted the serbian government to stop building up its military forces in the region. pensions re ignited last week after 12 hour shoot out 10 northern coast of o. 3 ethnics are gunmen were killed. so was one coast of our police officer, the nato peacekeeping force, and northern coast of us as it's increasing its presence. so it'd be a denies accusations that it was responsible. it blames the interest on coast of those policies towards its ethics or minority. both to life was good as good. now our customers, so i had a long phone conversation, not an easy one with us secretary of state. and so me blinking regarding the situation and costs of us, there's a few things we agreed on, and a few things we did not agree on. we did agree there's a need for the escalation and

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patsy stevenson and dania al—0beid were detained at the event on clapham common in march 2021.e government over plans to scrap environmental rules to boost housebuilding in england. ministers said their proposals would help create 100,000 homes by 2030. labour says the government now needs to come up with a "workable solution". that's a look at some of the key stories in the uk today. you're live with bbc news. tech heavyweights have gathered in washington, along with us senators, to discuss the regulation of artificial intelligence. the bosses attending the meeting included meta's mark zuckerbeg, tesla's ceo, elon musk, and google chief sundai pichai. microsoft's former ceo bill gates was also there. the meeting was held behind closed doors. there are fears that al technology could lead to mass lay—offs, turbo charge fraud and make misinformation more convincing. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbal was on capitol hill and spoke to people who were in that closed—door session. this was a real who's who of tech tycoons gathered behind me. they met all 100 senators in orde

but the met police has paid damages to two women arrested at a london vigil for sarah everard , patsyenson sarah everard, patsy stevenson and dania al—obeid took legal action against the force over their arrests at a protest dunng their arrests at a protest during covid restrictions as hundreds of people attended the vigil in march 2021 to pay their respects to ms everard, who was kidnapped , raped and murdered by kidnapped, raped and murdered by a police officer , wayne couzens. a police officer, wayne couzens. he was sentenced to a whole life term . the uk government's to term. the uk government's to introduce martha's rule in hospitals across england, allowing patients to seek a second opinion if their concerns are ignored. it's named after a 13 year old girl, martha, who tragically died due to a missed diagnosis. she passed away in 2021 from sepsis . a coroner has 2021 from sepsis. a coroner has ruled she might have survived with earlier intervention action. health secretary steve barclay says he's committed to the swift implementation of the rule, particularly in paediatric paedi

so patsy, what can we take away from that speech then? from him? well, it's clear that he believes he has the advantage when it comes to the world stage. this is something by my count, his 74 and trip. he's really trying to drum up support in his position that he's able to come and speak to the united nations. he gave completely his side of the stories. he talked about the, the he wants the r s, f to be designated terrorist went through what he says are war crimes and called for other countries to take action against his opponent. i can tell you though, i've been speaking to you and officials, us officials here at the u. n. g a. and when they talk about solving this, what i've heard consistent, what consistently is they believe both sides are not ready to sit down and negotiate. and they are, they, the one person i spoke with an ambassador said that he believes that sanctions are pressure needs to be put on both sides to get them to come to the bargaining table . so what you heard from him there is trying to paint the picture of they are simply doi

and so on, let's talk to kathy call home live at the united nations and patsy. listening in to what the can take a prime minister has to say, i guess, focused on as an example of what many developing countries face they sort of challenges they face and they fear their normalization. the, the, and that has been one of the main themes here throughout the week of the united nations general assembly. he mentioned, this is daniel development goals. that's something that the you and said in 2015 that they would accomplish by 2030 and just look at where they are in almost all of the categories. with few exceptions, infant mortality is getting better electricity, more access to banking, but really all of the other categories are not anywhere near where they were supposed to be. and one of the biggest is climate change. one thing that i read into you and report that was really striking, it said it's all of the 194 countries that signed on to the parents climate accords . me all of the commitments they made there, that it'll reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 0.3 percent. when all of the scientis

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thanks so much patsy. call haines. joining us live from new york city is on the roof mine. he's a fellow at the middle east council on global affairs. good to have you with us. so i 1st question, does it look to you like indeed he may not to me. i was on the verge of a deal with savvy review. first of all, thanks for having me. i think despite what nothing yahoo says that an agreement is right around the corner. and there's definitely undeniable momentum behind this process. i think the path to get there is not simple or straightforward at all, all the major stakeholders to this. and there really are for including saudi arabian israel. there's also the united states, which is pushing for the agreement and the offering the concessions for it. and the palestinians who are also there, they all have shifting priorities. they all have a domestic political considerations. so, you know, america can't just deliver to the saudis. um, you know, security guarantees binding security guarantees or movement on the new killer file . you know, these railways can't just deliver to the pales

even cooled, patsy. as well. what's happening right now is the attorneys for the department of justice and the nature of the attorney representing the more than dozen states that have joined the lawsuit. they've just now finished opening arguments about an hour and a half judge. give us about a 20 minute break and so expect worried about now. lawyers for google are giving their side of the case. it's expected to take about 10 weeks of testimony. as experts say it is going to take months for the judge to decide this. because it could actually not come down till 2024. it isn't a jury trial. so it's been interesting, the judges interjecting questions on sort of legal grounds definition. so keeping the lawyers on their toes of it. but as colon mentioned, this really comes down to is google and a legal monopoly. what's in a legal monopoly? well, it's a company that's so big that no other company could possibly compete with them. and again, at the heart of this case, is that default settings. so we did get a little bit

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