all right, katie prescott, our business l prescott, our business correspondent.y james brokenshire has died at the age of 53. the conservative mp was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2018 and stood down from ministerial duties earlier this year when a tumour returned. the prime minister has paid tribute, calling james brokenshire the nicest, kindest and most unassuming of politicians, while also being extraordinarily effective. the former prime minister theresa may paid tribute as well, calling him an outstanding public servant, a talented minister, and a loyal friend. in a statement, his family praised his career in government and remembered him as a loving father and devoted husband. marcus rashford has criticised the government's removal of the £20 a week universal credit uplift, warning that more families will face hardship as a result. the england and manchester united footballer was speaking as he was awarded an honorary doctorate for his work tackling child poverty. some mps and charities have also recently warned of the impact of the move. 0ur political corr

katie prescott, bbc news.covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers our guests joining me tonight are lizzy buchan, chief political correspondent at the daily mirror & henry zeffman, chief political correspondent at the times. with the nhs winter flu jab campaign underway there's a warning about the risk of catching both flu and covid at the same time. early evidence suggests you are twice as likely to die if you become infected with both viruses. those eligible for a flu jab are being encouraged to get it as soon as possible. here's our health correspondent anna collinson. viruses are released into the air when people infected with flu or covid—i9 breathe out, speak, sing or sneeze... as this latest nhs campaign video warns, this winter will bring with it other dangers, not just covid. after very little of the flu virus circulating last year, it's feared no immunity could result in tens of thousands of deaths in the coming months. then there is the threat of catching covid

katie prescott. _ energy bills to top that. katie prescott, bbc— energy bills to top that.man activity are all threatening australia's well—known species, such as the koala, but scientists hope to save thereby mapping out and sharing their genetic make—up, gino brito sequencing gives insight into their immune systems, and diversity techniques which have shown success with the tasmanian devil and endangered marsupials. we can speak live now to doctrine carolyn hogg, from the university of sydney. why is it important to carry out gene sequencing such as i have described? what does it actually tell you? one of the key things we have come to realise with any type of genetic diversity is the more diversity as bt has, the greater potential they have to adapt to future changes. so a lot of people understand and know about the biodiversity crisis that the planet now finds itself in, and there are three main pillars to biodiversity. one is having lots of differences on lots of diversity, diversity in ecosystems, lots of different type of species, and the third pillar is really the d

our business correspondent katie prescott has the latest. catching prescott has the latest. up over sunday brunch. in the catching up over sunday brunch. in the run—up to winter, rising energy bills are a top talking panel day point in his leeds cabbie, not least for the owner is making coffee gets more expensive. i for the owner is making coffee gets more expensive.— for the owner is making coffee gets more expensive. i mainly worry that there is this — more expensive. i mainly worry that there is this idea _ more expensive. i mainly worry that there is this idea because _ more expensive. i mainly worry that there is this idea because we - more expensive. i mainly worry that there is this idea because we have l there is this idea because we have dealt this current situation, we get normalised that it's ok to keep those prices the same. the business secretary this _ those prices the same. the business secretary this morning _ those prices the same. the business secretary this morning would - those prices the same. the business secretary this

dallas walks off the win 35-29 the cowboys were among the top performers prescott connected with lambhree scores of the day. >>> to a nail biter in game two of the nlcs. coming up to bat against the closer first pitch right up the middle. too much to handle atlanta with a 5-4 walkoff win taking a series lead to los angeles. the astros play the red sox tonight. >> you'll be wating thatch >>> right now at 4:30, finally some rain. as quickly as it came, it left of the bay area. there's likely more in store this week. just ahead, the timeline in your microclimate forecast. >>> lots of unanswered questions after firefighters end up causing exactly what they hoped to prevent. what cal fire did

overtime dallas with a win 35-29. >>> and the cowboys were among the top performers in week six prescott connected with lamb for two of his three scores. >>> the phoenix mercury needed to turn up the heat to avoid elimination. but the chicago sky had ore plans. van der sloot put the game out of reach the sky take the game and the series 80-74 and candas parker's first year playing her hometown, she deliver the franchise's first wnba championship. and copper was named the finals mvp, averaging 19 points per game in the playoffs >> let's see how we're starting the week off weather wise and get a check on the weather with janessa webb good morning, janessa. >> hi, good morning. i stepped outside late last night and said wow, the chill is here and it's going to be sticking around for the east coast. you can really feel it it feels like fall right now, 49 degrees. for philadelphia, new york city, 50 and we're only going to be jumping up 10 to 15 degrees this afternoon. so this is our first freezes of the year for asheville to jackson, the tennessee valley, even for falling so there is this gr

the cowboys and the patriots, dak prescott finds lamb with room to run.llas walks off with the win over new england 35-29 the cowboys were among the top performers prescott connected with lamb for two of his three scores on the day. >>> the baseball playoffs, a nailbiter on the diamond game two, the dodgers lead after a home run the braves tied it up in the 8th. in the bottom of the 9th, eddie rosario. that's right up the middle the braves win it 5-4. they now take a 2-0 series lead. they go to los angeles for game three. >>> still to come, got to see this, especially if you're watching this whole thing. they risk it all the deadly funny squid game parody >>> plus, forever anfoved rer, they make it last forever. we go back ♪why do you build me up (build me up)♪ butter... cup... baby... up would be the operative word there pal. oh, yeah, yeah. sorry, have a good day! if you ride, you get it. - come on in! oh wow, we're really backed up. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. when you skip the rinse with finish quantum, yo

katie prescott reports.p in this leeds cafe is getting more expensive. as energy bills rise, they can'tjust turn off the coffee machine. i mainly worry that in the long—term the prices won't change and there will be that this idea that because we dealt with the current situation, it will be normalised to keep those prices the same. we might have to change our prices in the future if prices don't go down, which could have a knock—on effect on the people who feel like they can come in. the business secretary this morning would not commit to extra support for energy bills for companies like this one. i think it is a critical situation. i'm speaking to industry, as you said, all the time, and high gas prices, they quadrupled this year, are making an impact, and that is why i am, as you say, speaking to people and listening and trying to work out a way forward. those industries that use a lot of energy for manufacturing say the time for working out a way forward has long gone. if the situation is critical which i

katie prescott, bbc news. being urged to "rewild" the large tracts of land they own on royal estates. the wildlife campaginer chris packham has delivered a petition to buckingham palace along with about one hundred children calling on the royals to restore their land to its natural stae. ecologists believe some of the estates would naturally be home to beavers and wild boar as simonjones explains. taking their message direct to buckingham palace, campaigners say the royals must re—wild. they are the biggest landowners in the country but their estates use practices that are said to degrade the land, like a deer stalking and grouse shooting. instead, there are calls for it to be allowed to return to a more natural state. because of their global celebrity and where they lead, other people follow, if they did this, it would be a fantastic gesture and significant at a time when we are rather tiring of people talking the talk and we need them to be walking the walk. we need meaningful, positive action. a petition si

katie prescott, bbc news.uratov has told the bbc he is dedicating his nobel peace prize to those who have given their lives for jounalism. mr muratov was given the award with fillipino journalist maria ressa. he spoke to the bbc�*s richard galpin in moscow. translation: this price is definitely not for me. i should not be receiving this. it is a price for all the journalists who have given their lives for their profession. will winning the nobel peace prize, will give protection to independent journalists in russia? journalists in russia ? translation: journalists in russia? translation: we have a very complicated situation with the media now. a lot of them are start—ups, especially the ones that do investigations have been declared foreign agents or undesirable organisations. ads, foreign agents or undesirable organisations.— foreign agents or undesirable oruanisations. ., ., ., ., , , organisations. a lot of “ournalists have fauen * organisations. a lot of “ournalists have fallen victim h organisations. a lo

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katie prescott, bbc news. 0ur political correspondent, jonathan blake is here.d intervene. what can the government do? i don't aet what can the government do? i don't net the what can the government do? i don't get the sense — what can the government do? i don't get the sense they _ what can the government do? i don't get the sense they are _ what can the government do? i don't get the sense they are on _ what can the government do? i don't get the sense they are on any - what can the government do? i don't get the sense they are on any major. get the sense they are on any major intervention here. there are more talks in the coming days as they work out possible measures, possible steps to take. as for what that could be, the sorts of things industry is asking for, a possible subsidisation of wholesale energy costs in the short term, a price cap for business in the long term, those are expensive measures that the government is being expected to take. while they are not been ruled out, i would expect any steps to be much more limited in scope. we have seen the go

but there prescott himself is denounced the rates saying they were based on trumped up charges. observing everything that happens in america, i never cease to be amazed by some kind of transcendent stupidity on the part of the american establishment, sometimes resembling to me. our central bank, vermont, the continued to persistently unleash this tale about the allegedly colossal roll of russians in the u. s. presidential elections in 2016 is time to admit the obvious. trump one of course not by himself. he was helped by dummies in washington who annoyed their electorate so much that it was ready to vote for anyone even for a theatrical character, but not for the clinton clan. mired in bribes is convenient for 10 years to feed its own electorate. brought up on hollywood films about terrible russians with nonsense. it's difficult to stop, of course, but they will have to the u. s. death has reached almost 30 trillion dollars already. china by force of voluntarily will re unite with tie one, making the pacific ocean, a chinese inland waterway, nuclear technologies, america's peaceful energy

back to our business correspondence katie prescott.—maker, liberty steel, has announced plans to reopen its plant in rotherham. what's the background? yes. to reopen its plant in rotherham. what's the background? yes, this has been a while — what's the background? yes, this has been a while in _ what's the background? yes, this has been a while in the _ what's the background? yes, this has been a while in the planning, - what's the background? yes, this has been a while in the planning, part - been a while in the planning, part of a broader restructuring of the liberty group that has been struggling with billions of dollars of debt since its main bacchae, green silk capital, collapsed in march. in terms of the importance of the plant, it is the supplier to a sister plant that liberty steel is trying to sell. it is hoped that by keeping workers in situ it is going to show its viability and make it attractive to buyers. but buyers in the steel industry are in short supply. it's a difficult time to be in steel with energy prices as high a

here's our business correspondent, katie prescott.toking the white heat of furnaces is burning a hole in the finances of industries that need vast amounts of energy, as prices to keep the wheels turning soar. they've asked the government to step in or see jobs lost. we in the energy intensive users group, we have chemicals, steel, ceramics, paper, industrial gases, glass, mineral products, so making products like lime that goes into water treatment and air pollution control, really essential materials and essential businesses and supply chains that supply the everyday goods that we need. the government says it is in regular contact with business groups to explore ways to manage the impact of rising global prices and this underscores the importance of building a strong home—grown renewable energy sector to further reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. meanwhile, it is no playground for smaller businesses. without a price cap to protect them, most fix their energy contracts years in advance. the unlucky ones are having to renew now, just

katie prescott, bbc news.he us open champion emma raducanu has been knocked out of the indian wells tournament in california, losing herfirst competitive match since her momentous grand slam win last month. the 18—year—old brit was beaten in straight sets by the world number 100, aliaksandra sasnovich. mike bushell reports. and from great britain, _ please welcome emma raducanu! a new feeling for britain's teenage star, walking out onto the court as a big name, the world superstar. and in terms of the world rankings, the favourite. emma raducanu, the world number 22 now, up against an opponent only just inside the top 100. and early on, raducanu lived up to this billing, an excellent start against aliaksandra sasnovich of belarus. holding to love in the opening game and roared on by a supportive crowd of 4,000 for the night session. but remember the british number one is still only 18. she's also now without a permanent coach after parting ways with long—standing mentor andrew richardson. and there is no subst

katie prescott, bbc news. president xijinping has said that reunification with taiwan must be fulfilled. his comments come at a time of heightened military tension in the region. it also comes a day before taiwan, which china views as a breakaway province, celebrates its national day. mr xi added that unification should be achieved peacefully but he didn't rule out the potential use of force to achieve that goal. in response, taiwan has said its future rests in the hands of its own people. here a little of what president xi had to say. translation: unification is the hope of all chinese — translation: unification is the hope of all chinese people. _ translation: unification is the hope of all chinese people. if— translation: unification is the hope of all chinese people. if china - translation: unification is the hope of all chinese people. if china can - of all chinese people. if china can be unified, all chinese will enjoy a happy life. if china cannot unify, everyone will suffer. our correspondentjohn sudwo

katie prescott, bbc news.ban have held their first face—to—face talks since the american withdrawal from afghanistan in august. yogita limaye is in doha she told us what happened. we heard some time ago from amir khan muttaqi, the acting foreign minister of the taliban—appointed government. he is here leading the delegation in doha. he said they want to improve relations with the international community. he has warned that no one should interfere with the internal affairs of the country. it has now been three weeks since the taliban banned girls from going to secondary schools in afghanistan. one of the things they said if they are not against women's education or rights to go to work, so this is the backdrop against which those talks are happening. as far as the taliban is concerned, this is part of a series of efforts to gain international recognition. they had a meeting with uk diplomats in afghanistan recently. he said they would also be meeting european officials soon. the reason they want that recognitio

katie prescott, bbc news.o, what should residential customers be doing about their energy suppliers? let's speak to stephen murray, head of energy at moneysupermarket.com asa as a customer, first off, what is the first thing you should be doing? i think the watchword in residential energy for many years has been choice. have a look around, shop around, make the choices and save some money. it is unprecedented times at the moment as the previous person mention. at the moment, full residential households the messages stay put. if you've been switching in the market and are on a thick steel the chances are that fixed deal will be considerably cheaper than prices at the moment so stay on that and others in a standard variable tariffs the first time since there's gaming is actually appointing a price protection so people should sit on this tariff so the message at the moment is very much to stay put. the message at the moment is very much to stay put-— much to stay put. would it be fair to say that _ much to stay p

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katie prescott, bbc news.e dalton, who's the ceo of british glass, the british glass manufacturers' confederation said that more government support would be needed to help many small and medium size firms survive the winter months. i think, to be fair to the secretary of state, that that was acknowledged during the meeting. the reality is that models had already been constructed to look at whether we could weather the, sort of, transiency of the issue. i think everyone has in mind that this is likely to be dealt with, in terms of its severity, before the winter's out — and maybe even sooner than that, with contracts that we've already seen be negotiated with the russians and elsewhere. the reality is, it's going to be incredibly difficult to make the impacts of that something that is manageable in the immediate term. the reality is, it's going to be incredibly difficult to make the impacts of that something that is manageable in the immediate term. we're seeing contracts now meaning that it's impossible for us

katie prescott, bbc news.r mp seema malhotra is the shadow minister for business and consumers. she says she's not surprised by the latest warnings about a rise in prices. businesses are facing crippling rises in costs at the time we are seeing other real pressures continue, whether that is with supply of materials or shortages of staff and shortages of skills. we think it is vital that the government listens to this call for a winter plan from the british chamber of commerce, because what is clear is that without proper support and forward planning, things will get harderfor and forward planning, things will get harder for businesses, not easier. and we need our businesses to get through this difficult time of recovery from the pandemic, because if businesses do not survive, that will also mean that jobs are at risk and it will hit family incomes much harder. we have already seen this chaos hit family energy prices, last week seeing that £139 increase with the price cap going up. and we'll find out how this s

katie prescott, bbc news., who's the ceo of british glass, the british glass manufacturers' confederation said that more government support would be needed to help many small and medium size firms survive the winter months. i think to be fair to the secretary of state that was acknowledged during the meeting. models had already been constructed to decide whether we could weather the, sort of, transient sea of issue. i think everyone has in mind that it is likely to be dealt with in terms of its ability before the winter is out an even sooner than that if contacts have already been seen being negotiated with russia and elsewhere. the is going to be incredibly difficult to make the impacts that that is manageable between the immediate term. it is impossible. yet. we're going to need intervention at a company level where those of us who are particularly exposed enable likely fine measures to deal with it. that was default _ fine measures to deal with it. that was default on _ fine measures to deal with it. that w

katie prescott, bbc news.the shadow minister for business and consumers she says she's not surprised by the latest warnings about a rise in prices. businesses are facing crippling rising cross at a time we are seeing other real pressures continue whether that's with supplied materials or a shortage of staff and shortage of skills. we think it's absolutely vital that the government does listen to this call for a winter plan from the british chamber of commerce because what's clear is that without proper support and forward planning, things are going to get harderfor forward planning, things are going to get harder for businesses, not easier. and we need our businesses to get through this difficult time of recovery from the pandemic because if businesses don't survive, then that it's also going to mean thatjobs are at risk and it's going to hit family income is much harder. we have already seen this chaos hit family energy business prices, last week seen that £139 increase at the price cap going up. and we'll fi

and in new england, a third touchdown pass was the charm for dak prescott. >> dallas came out on top with the patriots. they had to go into overtime in foxborough. it ended on a 35-yard scoring pass. >> cd lamb finished things off by waving see you later after taking a hit from mills just after the winning score. >> a lot of shade being thrown. >> that's what it's all about. and recent football scandals got the snl treatment. >> among those, the raiders' owner announced the new head coach. >> the good news, i think we may >> the good news, i think we may have found a solution that makes everyone happy, someone even twitter can get behind. introducing our new head coach, levar burton. >> thank you very much. >> all right. suck on that, mayim bialik. >> levar went on to ask, what's a handoff? >> it's like the show that you like. the coach, the soccer coach, the football coach, the coaches soccer. ted lasso! that was a "jeopardy" question. >> rodgers still owns the bears. >>> right now on "america this morning," americans kidnapped. the race to rescue 17 missionaries kidnapped in haiti.

and ceedee lamb and a walk up with a game- winner 445 yards and 3 touchdowns for prescott as the cowboys9 and they are 5 and one. >> a must win game for the chicago sky and the wnba championship was on the line and chicago was up two minus one and wanted to win it at home and parker drilled a three pointer and tied it and 13 rebounds and six points and all inside stephanie goes in for the go-ahead layout and the sky when the championship 80-74 and candace parker's first year back in her hometown, and she led chicago to its first title in franchise history. i would say that makes for a pretty good day. >> absolutely and more to come on game day. >> you would not believe the lineup we have coming tonight. >>> unfortunately they have been treated as expendable. >> coming up, is the great resignation ramping up and how the pandemic is giving some workers the upper hand. >>> should the one and done covid vaccine be two doses. dr. fauci weighs in. >>> >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >> the number one reason is burnout and health issues. >> the u.s. is making progress against the pandemic, bu

prescott threw for 445. cowboys win 35-29. they are now 5-1 through week six.you, who are the best teams in the envelope nfl? cowboys are 5-1. pack 5-1. ravens are 5-1 and arizona is perfect at 6-0. who do you think right now is playing the best football? >> i think all those teams just named are playing the best football. you have to understand what tom brady's doing in tampa bay. all i see is tampa bay and tom brady and what he's been doing. got to understand what the baltimore ravens are doing but i think the best team in the nfl right now is the arizona cardinals because of what they have on offense and defense. i feel like jj watt was the best at acquisitions during free agency for the arizona cardinals. and then, you have deandre hopkins playing the way he is. and then, you make a trade for zach hertz at the tight end position which gives kyler murray another weapon for the offense. so i think if you are looking at the whole depth chart and season for the standings are right now, i feel arizona is the team to beat. >> are you surprised kyler murray is in

. >> sidney prescott. of course i have a gun. >> yeah.d never campbell are all back in this time around. there's a new killer behind the ghost face mask. it's scarier. >> probably it's you know, it's up to date in a different way. even though scream will always because sick. >> samantha, i i know who you are. >> into this. this is your life out, which means that whoever this is going to keep coming for you. >> newcomers in this sequel that hit theaters january 14th include meg ryan and dennis quaid son jack, 13 reasons why star dillan monette use jen ortega and melissa barrera from in the heights. whatever is link used to our past. it's pull us all back here. and i won't sleep until he's in the ground. >> and tune in to e t tonight with jamie lee curtis for halloween kills how she honored her mother's famous role in psycho for entertainment tonight. i'm michelle turner. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 o'clock. thanks for being with us this hour. sticker it around, th4ugh, a lot more news ahead on kron 4 news at 6 with 10 and jonatha

gone. 29-26 over two minutes left and dallas tied it and they marched downfield in overtime and prescott to lamb for the walkoff game winner 445 yards and three touchdowns and they beat the patriots 35-29 and they are five minus one. and here the phoenix merry a must win game for the chicago sky in the wnba championship was on the line in chicago is up to minus one and candace parker drilled three and tied it at 72 and she had 16 points and 13 rebounds and stephanie inside for the go-ahead layup and the sky when the championship 80-74 and candace parker's first year back in her hometown and she led chicago to its first title and franchise history and what a banner day it was today for the chicago sky and >>> a live pitcher from the city for shattering what is to come and it is raining in the north bay? >>> the showers will move across for everybody between now and 10:00. they will hold together later this evening. >> we'll have more captioning sponsored by cbs in haiti, a group of american missionaries and children seized by a gang. the latest on efforts to find and free them. >> also to

dak prescott, the cowboys won in overtime over the patriots.and he'll get an mri and dak saying, quote, life keeps throwing punches. i'll keep throwing them back, and it's part of this game. i'll be find. cowboy fans certainly hope so. >>> we have a lot more ahead including george's exclusive with the former spy behind the so-called steele dossier. it's his first tv interview. that's coming up, t.j. >>> let's turn now to gabby petito. her parents now speaking out in a new interview saying they thought brian laundrie, the person of interest in their daughter's death, would take care of her. janai norman joins us with this. it was heart t h th tught she was i good hands. breaking, t.j. when your kid gets engaged, they think that person will take care of them. they now say they misjudged who he was. this morning, gabby petito's parents speaking candidly about the young man they thought brian laundrie was, and now who they say they believe him to be. >> he was very polite and quiet. >> reporter: sitting down for an interview with australia's "60 mi

you can judge prescott who has connections to chevron, gave him a fair trial. as she read the news favor. it could have been worse. she could have presided over the trial ice fishing or writing a pubic hair or a wrestling rhinoceros. those things would have certainly distracted her much more than just reading a newspaper. i mean, in the scope of possible activities in the world, reading the newspaper, make sure a good judge. steven danziger is appealing this decision, but who knows if the appeals court will be any less corrupt? so in one week we learned danziger would be imprisoned for the crime of actually holding big oil accountable for their crimes. and we learned our government had planned to kidnap or kill a journalist for the crime of revealing us war crimes. huh. i think when you take those 2 things together it's pretty telling i think it sounds a lot like fashion. this is fashion of the highest order, fascism, fascism. this is fascism of that they just, they was close. you got it mythic. i was close. think i think about adult, the actual criminals, big

they brought in alastair in the mid—90s and the mirror image within the last week they had john prescottle forget that blair took people on a journey, it was a popularjourney with mass consent. i think starmer overstepped the mark last week in his initial proposal, which collapsed. and i think he needs to learn a lesson from that. you can't bully people in a way that wasn't even being done by tony blair at his peak. there was a little bit of hubris. i think starmer and his team may beg to differ with you. we won't get into politics too much. jack, tell me, in terms of corbyn and his team did you have contact with them, were you allied with them? no, not at all. as a newspaper, i think we were born out of a lot of the same _ things ideologically. but we were never purposely, in fact we were never alignedl with the labour party then, - we're not aligned with them now. we're just as likely- to talk to rory stewart as we are to talk to - any of corbyn's shadow cabinet and indeed any of sir keir's cabinet. i so the short answer is probably no, no. i jane, we do assume that the papers on the l

katie prescott, bbc news.erlands and the winning dish was arancini balls made from porridge! it isa it is a far cry made from traditional porridge made with odes and water. the competition was run online for the second year running. earlier i spoke to runner—up and food stylist caroline vanek about how the competition was run this year. it was quite unusual about the way had to operate because the pandemic. we had to submit a video of us cooking our recipe and also write the recipe and send it in. you didn't get to taste it. i guess it's the same as a cookbook. if you buy a cookbook, you look through it, imagining the recipes and imagining how it is. that's a good way to put it. we are all used to imagining how food may taste from a visual. talk me through your dish. you were the runner—up and i referenced what was the winner was, those arancini balls of porridge. what was your offering? ijust made porridge. just porridge! it was very special! i am from australia and tried to use native ingredients to try to s

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but the judge here in new york, federal court justice loretta prescott pushed back against characterizations by the united nations and danziger supporters. that this somehow was not warranted, but she gave him the maximum 6. my sentence for contempt charges 6 of them relating to a case where he failed to turn over evidence that was demanded by the judge. i. she said that contrary to the way this was painted, danziger had showed a long pattern of neglecting court orders. and because of that, it was important to send a message that decisions and court orders have to be obeyed. and so it was a big disappointment for many of the supporters who had gathered here outside of the court house and clothing environmental groups in human rights groups who had been supporting him and his efforts to get accountability for environmental degradation in ecuador. and what about the case against chevron crystal? what does that sound? right, so in danziger actually won a law suit of giant settlement $9500000000.00 was supposed to be paid to people in ecuador, who had suffered as a result of the environmental de

and the appeal of that case, gentler and a prescott pushed back against claims that danziger was being over. punish saying he'd spent 7 years thumbing his nose at the justice system. and even if chevron were the bad guys, that didn't make danziger a good guy. but danziger now forbidden from practicing law, has already spent 2 years essentially confined here in his manhattan apartment, monitored by an electronic ankle bracelet. the reason i'm locked up is because we were successful. okay. i, along with other lawyers helped indigenous peoples in ecuador when a historic 9500000000 dollar pollution judge. when he got chevron for the deliberate dumping of billions or girls of cancer causing waste into the amazon. that's an historical fact that case has been affirmed on appeal by 28 appellate judges, including the highest courts of ecuador in canada, form for, for purposes, you know, so why, why the one being locked up? are you an human rights committee on arbitrary detention has called for his immediate release, saying the judges in his case lacked objectivity and impartiality. chevron has

washington o bras her so, but just not possible because a russia doesn't want to avenue road your prescott fracture. true valuation country against a china of us not in its interest on 2nd. if they were not to be a confrontation, any more between nato on russia, russia will be in not e e, e e goods, china or ne, to have no job any mo. and they will be herb, little cooperation between germany and russia. france right. it just the franco german russian axis. and of course, that's not in v interest of united states with right, because are they want to maintain ne, to as a way to, to, to control europe on to devalue you rule. i, let's go back to charles here. i mean, i find it really whimsical to think that, you know, china is going to play a major role way in kane containing china. i think that's very rhetorical. i don't think the european polities want to spend enormous amounts of money. do you know the, contain russia? oh, i mean, no one's proven. it's actually a threat, but china, i mean, i think it's almost to the point of laughable. ok. the u. s. wants that the, the, the nato to be as pa

dak prescott finds see d desteelers and seahawks. t.j.tch sack of geno smith in overtime. that sets up chris boswell. steelers win that one, 21-20. seahawks are 2-4. >>> aaron rodgers and the packers getting the west of the bears. roger ceiling it. i still open you. he was asked why did you decide to yell that? >> sometimes you black out on the field. in a good way. i did he have kneltly blacked out. i looked up in the stands and i saw a woman giving me the double bird. i'm not sure exactly what came out of my mouth next. >> you know what, laura. it's going to be a shame if rogers is not with the packers. that was the bad news in chicago yesterday. they lost to the packers. they did win the wnba championship. >> good news for sure. andy, thank you so much. >>> still ahead for you, supply chain bottlenecks, tight labor market and it's all ahead on the docket for a critical week ahead. how he plans to tackle it all. that's next. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on

the brilliant spokesmen, dmitri prescott said, we congratulate me 2 more. he has been consistently walking according to his deals . he is po and he is brave. of course, this is a high appreciate your walk. we congratulate, you know, i walked with meeting rather for 3 years and i know that he personally is an honest man. he truly believes in liberal ideas and the use of what can you supported gorbachev, you know amazing that there will be 2 noble prize more as you know way. which is my too much for me. know. tell us what is the readership, is it popular? is it with, with a certain nisha people i'm aware of it. i've known some of the journalists through the years though, we don't really off our circle. go ahead. well, this is a newspaper which is basically for paranoid people, you know, people who are all this at the was there are such people in every country in the united states, you call them conspiracy. theorists in russia would have no lack of them. but what was amazing was the reaction of the so called russian liberals. you know, they were extremely and

katie prescott, bbc news.vegas little bit later as tyson fury and dionte wylder will meet for a third time. they stopped during the seventh round during deontay wilder was stopped in the last bout 20 months ago. such is the intense rivalry between tyson fury and deontay wilder they were kept apart during yesterday's weigh in for fear of a fight before the fight. that did not prevent both men trading verbal blows. he can't do nothing about it. fury fiery throughout, wilder much milder, as he has been throughout the whole week. when you are calm you can make better decisions. your decision—making as a whole lot better. deontay wilder has barely engage with the media all week, contrasted tyson fury who has taken a centre stage. he is the heavy favourite for the third and final in what has been a fascinating rivalry. fury floored twice in the first bout in 2018, down but not out in the draw. thai it was fury�*s turn to play aggressor, handing deontay wilder his first loss, but the american claimed that tyson fury

a stunning lack of objectivity and impartiality, but the judge in this case, loretta prescott pushed back vehemently against the characterizations of the united nations and some of danziger supporters who gathered outside of the court house here in in sentencing him she disagreed with the characterizations as saying that danziger had shown a pattern of wilful neglect that he had thumbed his nose at the justice system repeatedly refusing to comply with orders that had been given by a judge in, in earlier case to hand over information related to it. the lawsuit that he had filed against chevron danziger for his part, told the port that he couldn't express remorse for doing what he believes was right . and what was at the goal of hilly and his supporters say that they have been targeted by chevron. that this was a case of a big money attorneys wearing down at the justice system as danziger is bowing to keep up the fight and appeal this decision. and he was joined by supporters, including musician, roger waters and human rights groups and others outside of the court. just a short time ag

. >> laura: i think of prescott and the cowboys and the players who play for texas teams.nd of position does this put them in? >> 2020 has been a remarkable moment to pull back the curtains. we pull back the curtains on the naacp. they are not pro-black. everything they touch goes against us. we lost the last 4 years. 40% of the black community due to abortion, 20 million black babies. voting against pro-choice for black kids. they are on the wrong side. i am thankful for the opportunity to show who they are. it was not a white supremacy. it was a black elitist that we trusted that open the doors to the leftists and marxists. we have seen the results. eyes are opening and the black community will realize these have never been our friends and are not our friends today. >> laura: the "new york times" said in texas they enacted the pro-life law and the number of abortions fell by 50%. that's positive news but they consider that bad news when lives are saved. >> as burgess said and i am so proud of him what he's done. on this it should they are misleading. black american range

katie prescott, bbc news.ontrol have been told they can settle in the uk with families. 35 members of the afghan women's development team, aged 13—19, escaped from kabul to pakistan last month. the british home office says it is finalising visas for the group. new research suggests the loss of biodiversity risks tipping the world into ecological meltdown. the data suggests the united kingdom is one of the most nature—depleted places in the world, ranking in the bottom 10% of all countries. we have been to a nature reserve in the north of england. just outside the busy city of york is askham bog, created by a retreating glacier 15,000 years ago. it is brimming with biodiversity. that's the name for all living things and how they fit together. but the uk is one of the most nature—depleted countries in the world. a new report says thatjust 53% of our biodiversity is left. that is compared to the global average of 75%. that matters because biodiversity affects the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food w