i rebecca, you be giving it a go? probably, yes, but! rebecca, you be giving it a go?ompetitive market environment at the moment. everybody is fighting for a slice of the same advertising pie committee same global population of the same type of information edge of putting a different spin on it, and what you've got is an independent company, which is twitter, which is underfinancial and organisational under financial and organisational challenges at underfinancial and organisational challenges at the moment, and also reputational challenges, and what twitter is trying to do is put stuff behind a pay wall, restrict usage, and what facebook is saying is, we're never going to do that, and meta is saying, we are going to make it free, but what it will do is collect information from its other applications as well, within its ownership structure, things like messenger, what's app, which it owns as well, so it is information it can pull off its phone and start to use as well for there is a competition, both in terms of the service and the pricing here, and because this isn't

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all right, rebecca, thank you so much for the update that c w 's rebecca versus inter needs to see now home calm is increasing its current down on the political descent. it is offering a reward of $110000.00 bureaus each for information that leads to the rest of 8 eggs, all pro democracy act to this on comes chief executive john lee, one the prominent act to this on tuesday that they would live and say unless they have themselves and they would be pursued even in the foreign countries where they have found refuge. he said the chinese government also is a choosing the 7 man and one woman of antique china activities and of seeking to destabilize home. com, a as in law is one of the 8 activists targeted by the hong kong also receive china is accusing him of quote accident as a poem for external antique china forces. he now lives in london. and we often a little earlier if he plans to return to hong kong to defend himself against these charges, i will not return your phone call unless there is a well independent judiciary system as well as pop up on it as of power in hong kong, right? now

rebecca: i do. the regulatory burden, as they make 60% of all small business loans and 80% of agricultural loans, they are a vital source and supplier of capital for small businesses and entrepreneurs across the country . increased costs of compliance and regulatory burdens are a response to what has happened in a couple of institutions in it doesn't help them serve those communities any better. amber: do you think the chaotic times of bank failures are a thing of the past or even though the sector is resilient we might see consolidations with problem spots emerging? rebecca: what we saw a few months ago was an extraordinary situation as we look at what is going on with those individual banks being different from what we see across the financial services sector. while we are still managing through, whether it is this interest rate environment or whatever the economic challenges may be, we really are coming from a position of strength in the community banking industry and that's what we have to membe

so back to rebecca rich is in jeanine. i'm rebecca. can you add anything to that that were staying at play out today and tell her viva ramming attacked? we now know that 7 people were injured in that attack and he was silent, got out of the car. he then, with wielding a knife and attempting to stab people, the assignment was actually killed on the scene by a, a bystander who happened to be there and on. so he was neutralized on the same. um we had the uh, the military group have mass that uh, galvan in gaza. they, i have claimed responsibility for the attack. now actually they came out initially in praise of the attack, saying that it, it was in result as are in, in uh, because of the attacks that were happening or the right that was happening here in to name is lama. she had another militant islam is group that is also a the image, a name can pull that, that is very present engine named have. they also came out in praise of the attack, but it was her mouth that have claimed responsibility for it as far as we know. now, the latest stat

that is about rebecca rebecca versus and jeanine, sissy and apologies for some technical problems that but we got to just not to ukraine, which has at least a fancy one. people including 9 children have been hospitalized following a russian and striking the ace to the country with striking the cobb park outside the residential building. and the time of that kind of a misgiving in the hockey region area is being the target of many russian attacks. since the invasion began last year, covenant has repeatedly denied a deliberately targeting system. you're trying to add defense systems have played a crucial role in the war. but they have bad limits that are from the target of attacks. and munition is in short supply, special corresponding to abraham has been speaking with ukrainian troops operating and defense system outside keith. when the air raid sirens rings through the ukrainian capital, this army unit springs into action like industrial boyhood to their job, protecting the skies or re key if they're toward the swedish made or the a 70 air defense system. sponsoring of the junior, this

go to bed , rebecca. bed, rebecca. >> rebecca. i mean, i was ianed >> rebecca.ere to speak about it and i've invited on numerous outlets to talk about it. i'm not pushing this agenda, so i've been talking rubbish. >> a bit a strange agenda. >> a bit of a strange agenda. you one a time from you run away one at a time from the bbc. you run a you run a whole group called defund the bbc. of course you've got an agenda. your agenda is dark and sinister and actually you've got nothing back it up. you've nothing to back it up. you've got allegations from got nothing but allegations from a newspaper. it's quite a tabloid newspaper. it's quite embarrassing, a tabloid newspaper. it's quite embarrassing , actually. embarrassing, actually. >> no, not not allegations from a tabloid newspaper. you're framing that in a very prejudicial way. framing that in a very prejudicial way . you're you keep prejudicial way. you're you keep throwing the word tabloid newspaper around the sun is a respected tome of fleet street, andifs respected tome of fleet street, and it's reporting the

in jerusalem. rebecca, it's good to see you. what do the people oppose to the reform will feel will happen if it is pause. well, christine, when do you talk to people tonight? yes, today or indeed for the last 29 weeks of these protests, they'll tell you that these reforms or the whole, as they would describe it, are really ripping at the very heart of this country in the very essence of the country and pulling, in fact that democracy from under the menu will agree or menu will admit that perhaps the democracy is already is not included, but these are the whole plans will completely destroyed and headed towards dictatorship. that's what a cry, a rally in private. you hit at most of the protests. you know that we want to stop the dictatorship, so that is what is happening. that is what makes people say like fear is going to happen when it goes to the test it tomorrow. we think that they put well toss either tomorrow or not on tuesday. these people bound to continue coming out on the streets and people have been coming out so stro

they go really remains to be saying. rebecca, thank you very much. shelves are correspond to rebecca rivers in jerusalem let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world today. police in the us say 4 people have been killed and for others injured. after a man wearing a bullet proof best open fire in philadelphia, the suspect was arrested without incident. the shooting comes a day after gunfire erupted a block party in baltimore, us hong kong chief executive john lee says exile pro democracy activists will live in fear unless they surrender themselves to police. authorities of offered rewards up to a 110000 euros for information leading to the arrest of 8 prominent active us. lee says they will be pursued even in foreign countries. where the head of the us nuclear watchdog, as in japan, to assess plans to release wastewater from the focus, she meant nuclear power plant into the sea over a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive water are being stored in hundreds of tanks at the side. the focusing of a plant was severely damaged in an earthquake in 2011. friends w

and it's rebecca reid .waiting for them to get on the front page on a day when i'm here. i'm so happy. oh, my goodness. rebecca, finally. >> is great, how >> this is great, right? how your changes the way your childhood changes the way your childhood changes the way you live. so let's look. so this is superstar by the is the superstar panel, by the way, reid in the house way, rebecca reid in the house alongside jayawardena alongside ranil jayawardena and baroness excited. baroness foster. very excited. what's about? what's what's the column about? >> it's about how your attachment style can impact your relationship choices and so as somebody currently somebody who is currently getting make getting divorced, can i not make the mistakes again by the same mistakes again by understanding where i went wrong? first time? understanding where i went wrookay. first time? understanding where i went wrookay. yourst time? understanding where i went wrookay. you putime? understanding where i went wrookay. you put itie? u

>> but rebecca, you disagree? >> but rebecca, you disagree? >> i do disagree .medication which so it's not just trans people who breastfeed when they haven't had a baby. so a doctor. parents sometimes do it. people who have babies via surrogates and people in same sex partners who want to both be able to breastfeed in women. obviously, speaking . obviously, generally speaking. so it's not that unusual. obviously, generally speaking. so it's not that unusual . and so it's not that unusual. and thatis so it's not that unusual. and that is fairly unusual. i do feel a little bit it's not unusual for a biological man. >> well, it's not that unusual for people who haven't been pregnant to induce lactation so that they can breastfeed . that they can breastfeed. >> i mean, it is in the grand scheme of it in the world, but it's not but it's not just trans men who do it. so the first but even mika acknowledged that they've got they've to stop they've got they've had to stop because having chemo, because they were having chemo, they because they they risked passing because

calvin robinson and rebecca reid . also on the way as rebecca reid. also on the way as furious locals protest the arrival of the migrant barge. is it fair for small communities to be burdened with 500 asylum seekers when local services are so stretched .7 that's our big so stretched? that's our big debate at ten nigel farage will react to that story and the extraordinary decision by koos to shut his bank account because he, quote, didn't align with their values. nigel unmissable as ever. later this hour , also as ever. later this hour, also coming up, as the sussexes snub camilla by refusing to publicly wish her happy birthday. and thomas celebrates a sixth thomas markle celebrates a sixth birthday since he last spoke to his harry and his daughter, will harry and meghan eventually regret cutting off their families? lee cohen kyrees kennedy and amy ansell do battle in the clash, plus esteemed biographer tom bower live in the studio to offer his unmissable analysis on reports meghan is regretful over harry's hit job memoir. spare tomorrow's front page i

and it's rebecca reid .waiting for them to get on the front page on a day when i'm here. i'm so happy. oh, my goodness. rebecca, finally. >> is great, how >> this is great, right? how your changes the way your childhood changes the way your childhood changes the way you live. so let's look. so this is superstar by the is the superstar panel, by the way, reid in the house way, rebecca reid in the house alongside jayawardena alongside ranil jayawardena and baroness excited. baroness foster. very excited. what's about? what's what's the column about? >> it's about how your attachment style can impact your relationship choices and so as somebody currently somebody who is currently getting make getting divorced, can i not make the mistakes again by the same mistakes again by understanding where i went wrong? first time? understanding where i went wrookay. first time? understanding where i went wrookay. yourst time? understanding where i went wrookay. you putime? understanding where i went wrookay. you put itie? u

>> but rebecca, you disagree? >> but rebecca, you disagree? >> i do disagree . which so it's not just trans people who breastfeed when they haven't had a baby. so a doctor. parents sometimes do it. people who have babies via surrogates and people in same sex partners who want to both be able to breastfeed in women. obviously, speaking . obviously, generally speaking. so it's not that unusual. obviously, generally speaking. so it's not that unusual . and so it's not that unusual. and thatis so it's not that unusual. and that is fairly unusual. i do feel a little bit it's not unusual for a biological man. >> well, it's not that unusual for people who haven't been pregnant to induce lactation so that they can breastfeed . that they can breastfeed. >> i mean, it is in the grand scheme of it in the world, but it's not but it's not just trans men who do it. so the first but even mika acknowledged that they've got they've to stop they've got they've had to stop because having chemo, because they were having chemo, they because they they risked passing because they were

that was our correspond to rebecca rivers there in jerusalem. let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. police in the us city of baltimore, are investigating a faithful shooting that left to people dead and at least 28 wounded. 3 of the injured are in critical condition. police say there was a block party happening in the area at the time of the shooting. their calls for fresh presidential elections in guatemala after a court order to review the 1st round ballots. as follows and surprise, result for the main opposition candidates. the court said it will decide if a recount is necessary. once review has been conducted, the final round is expected to take place in august. in formula one, racing max for stuff and has one red bulls home events. the austrian run pre, that's 9 out of 9 for the red bull team the season and is 1st off and 5th in a row. starting from paul max for stopping, once again put on a dominant performance at the austrian ground pre it was not a perfect afternoon for the reigning champion. how

did have you postpone, did rebecca, which is the reporting? thank you. rebecca. first president's am i call the reports total. mike goes on one of the most serious challenges of his presidency beyond the rest of the shooting of a 17 year old by police last week appears to be on the waiting box again, more than 150 people were arrested during the night and thousands of vehicles set on 5. today people have gather the town halls across the country. they are showing their support for french may or, and just family who were targeted in an attack at the home over the weekend, or daddy or i spoke to the w correspondent, lisa lewis in paris about the moved in funds right now. she joined us from one of the capitals town holes while as a demonstration of gathering happening right behind me. as you can see, a few people have got that. as uh, there has been an appeal to people together in front of the town home at midday to die today here in france to show their support for the man who has been attacked. his house has been attacked over the weekend. and you know the story, h

he was sitting under this tree, all alone, said rebecca.idn't feel well. you could tell that he was in pain. he shifted in the chair quite often. >> and, four days later, matt was dead. after the funeral, rebecca had tried to comfort holly and help with the kids. >> if she needed help with the children, if the children needed something, yes. it was just the kind of help her. >> when the coroner's report came out and shocked everyone, holly told, rebecca, of course, right away >> what did you think when you heard that he died of antifreeze poisoning? >> kind of put the mystery of how this healthy 31 year old actually passed, suddenly. you know, he was poisoned >> but who would want to poison matt podolak. just a regular guy no enemies no known enemies, anyway holley told rebecca the police didn't seem to be doing anything to find out but that she had some leads of her own >> and she suspected somebody at work. >> she suspected somebody at work. >> that eventually, she told rebecca, the police did to. >> she thought that somebody poisoned him

welcome, rebecca, what's going on? you can hear what's happening right now, but we're hearing some explosions. just out of frame comp, save them from where we're standing. the camp is about 100 meters away from where i am standing safely to try and show you what is happening. as you heard in that report with see one of the biggest hello feel. can you hear me? i can hear you. uh sorry, i think i have lost you there till. well, try of all time rebecca, can you hear me? this is still in building. sorry. it looks like we have a few technical problems with that connection to rebecca, which is in there that they dropped. okay . okay, lets uh, we'll see if we can go back to rebecca. alexa in the program. find out about we'll talk about ukraine present. zalinski says that his troops making progress, but the situation, the front line is difficult. the cries, defense, ministry time. so if we take a 9 square at columbus is a russian occupied country in the east and around a 158 square kilometers in the south west and observe as a

good morning, eva. >> good morning, rebecca.ve blaze igniting on a cargo ship at port newark. two firefighters have died, several others injured after a fire broke out in cars on the tenth floor of the ship, and quickly spread to the two floors above it. newark fire chief rufus jackson said firefighters were first called at 9:20 last night. they made an attempt to put out the fire, but got pushed back by the intense heat. now, the ship was carrying about 5,000 vehicles. the port of new york and new jersey is the second largest port in the country. it's responsible for $270 billion of goods coming in each year. an italian company, the grimaldi group, confirmed that it owns the ship. the company describes itself as italy's largest ship-owning group, and last year a grimaldi-owned ferry caught fire off of a greek island on its way to italy, killing 11 people. whit? >> eva with those breaking details. thank you. we have information out of philadelphia, the massive shooting that left five people dead. we are learning more about the g

joining us for the hour, rebecca patterson. welcome. >>> and we start off with that crashing halt to what would have been an historic rally, after spending much of the day on track to mark its longest winning streak since the late 1800s. the dow turned a sharp corner midday, closed down more than 200 points all three major eindices closin off the lows of the day. the ten-year jumping 15 basis points for its biggest increase since last september that move appears to have been triggered by rumblings out of japan. so, we should be getting that decision around midnight tonight. rebecca, you've been watching this news. what is it was that the excuse to sort of lighten up here? >> i mean, i think it's a reasonable move in treasuries, given that over the last decade you've seen capital from japan leaving in search of yield estimates are as much as $2.5, almost $3 trillion leaving the country, including treasuries. so, if the bank of japan decides to start the very slow incremental process of tightening monetary policy, you would assum

on the way as rebecca reid. also on the way as furious locals protest the arrival of the migrant barge. is it fair for small communities to be burdened with 500 asylum seekers when local services are so stretched .7 that's our big so stretched? that's our big debate at ten nigel farage will react to that story and the extraordinary decision by koos to shut his bank account because he, quote, didn't align with their values. nigel unmissable as ever. later this hour , also as ever. later this hour, also coming up, as the sussexes snub camilla by refusing to publicly wish her happy birthday. and thomas celebrates a sixth thomas markle celebrates a sixth birthday since he last spoke to his harry and his daughter, will harry and meghan eventually regret cutting off their families? lee cohen kyrees kennedy and amy ansell do battle in the clash, plus esteemed biographer tom bower live in the studio to offer his unmissable analysis on reports meghan is regretful over harry's hit job memoir. spare tomorrow's front page i

the, as always, thanks very much rebecca. bye. the russian president vladimir putin has but then 2 days of tulips with his closest ally alexandre location close. it's the 1st time they have met since the russian vida health broke built in. i mean the by fog devices inside russian last month speaking in st. petersburg. lucas shinkel said, precious war against ukraine needed to be forced against all of native. meanwhile, who can claim that new crimes contra offensive had failed? now russia has launched a new wave of miss house at the cleaning port. city of odessa, officials say one person was killed and at least 20 wounded. in the overnight assault, russia has repeatedly attacked the strategic port city since musket pulled out a green exposed deal almost a week ago. trouble inside or the saws largest orthodox computer, which was among the targets of fresh stress and the strikes on the port city. when i telling had severely damaged or the assaults historical center designated as an endangered was edited by unit school. the destructio

. rebecca, thanks. all right, let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines this hour. ukraine says at least 38 people, including 12 children have been injured following a russian missile destroys in the east of the country. a car park outside a residential building in a town in the heart chief region was hit. the kremlin has repeatedly denied deliberately targeting civilians in stoughton bag will remain nato secretary general for another year until october 2024. he made that announcements a date on twitter, and the other countries extended the norwegians term after failing to agree on his successor. stoughton barry has been at the head of nato since 2014, a judicial official. indeed, an agent in coastal city of fox says a local man has been stamped to the overnight clashes between residents and sub saharan african migrants. police have reportedly detained 3 migrants in connection with the killing. the incident fall these days of violent incidents between locals and migrants

rebecca: right. yeah.terday so close, to this number, usually wednesday we get actual, you know, department labor numbers today but, yesterday really spooked markets, is thought locked in for sure july hike this is day of the surprise miss quite surprised adp numbers struck me, touting manufacturing, lineup we've lost 42 now manufacturing jobs adp numbers yesterday, 199,000 almost 500,000 jobs created by employees are have under 50 employees, so the small, medium-sized businesses under 500 size they created the bulk of the jobs in the country, so we know that even though shrinking under ten million option from jolts number we know that people are not participating 100 million working age americans that are not actually working. and there is a lot of reasons for that, but anyways low we've got to see people going back to work, but powell doesn't want that right now right now don't you want unemployment a problem but doesn't want overheating of small and medium-sized businesses that keep openings going. >> j

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more than this, i'm joined now by our correspond to rebecca rivers in jerusalem. rebecca, what more can you tell us about that rate and gun bustle? engineer will tell you shortly after 1 am local time. these riley military have not confirmed that they began with an aerial strong find on man drawn to target. as you say, at tara infrastructure is what they cooling at a joint war room, setting various groups in the city. that's what they said. they then went in with ground troops and conducted a re, which is on going uh, that's the latest information that we have that it is continuing they using as i say, both ground forces and on man drones. uh they, and they said this is a brigade size operation. now that couldn't be anywhere between around $1500.00, all 323000 soldiers. so a pretty large scale operation, the pilot policy and health ministry. as you said, have confirmed 4 people have been killed. now the audience have told me that actually 7 people have been consent, who has been killed in these rights so far and that given the nature of the ongoing nature of it, that that number, it cou

and as i say the today's right is ongoing. rebecca, thank you very much for now. our correspondent rebecca rivers, there in jerusalem now to friends which has experience 6 nights of writing, following the faithful shooting of a teenager by police french interior ministers utilize the domain has tweeted that a firefighter has died in paris. he was trying to put out vehicles that were on fire and a parking garage. it's not yet clear whether the blaze was connected to the writing . the protests call them considerably from sunday into monday. but there were more arrests with more than a 150 people detained. by police 45000 police officers had been deployed across france to try and contain the violence today french president amount of all nicole and will report to top lawmakers on the unrest. well, as i said last night was quieter than previous nights. i asked the w correspondent, lisa lewis in paris. what authorities are se, so while the authorities have just updated the figures of arrests about 10160 people were arrested at overnight, that figure could still go up a

dw is rebecca rivers in tourism. and reminder of the top story we're following this. our spain is voting in a snap election that could see a big swing to the right. the conservative opposition is expected to win, but may require support from the far right to form a government of an extra teenage skateboard sensation, who's heading for the olympics. that's after a short break. there's more on d, w dot com. and of course the check us out on social media active the news on michael. ok, thanks for watching. and by for now the let someone else through the c d highlights of selected for you. you every week in you a box subscribe now the one of the main car.

but rebecca is passionate about speaking out, to help others.d i got post—natal depression, and i rememberwinning — ijust went on a gambling site and i won really big, and i never stopped. it was just continuous from there. i rememberjust getting scratch cards, winning, losing, opening more and more accounts online continuously. and, yeah, before i knew it i was a gambling addict. i used to love online slots, you know — online slots, then i would move to, like — i was betting on horses, i didn't even know what you do. but i was just putting money there because i was looking for this dopamine hit that i wanted, and i couldn't get it from slots anymore because i was so sick of the flashing lights, everything popping up, that actually it was boring me. i was getting to the point where i was gambling and it was boring, but i had to do it because that side of my brain was going gamble, gamble, gamble — and when i couldn't, i would feel like i was physically withdrawing from that. was it impacting your relationship with your kids as well? yeah, soifee

and turning us now from the casa is our correspondent, rebecca, and updates of hulu. rebecca, um, can i start by asking you what indonesians thing i mean, how much suppose is that for this brand new capital 50 there's an vicious plan by the government. unfortunately doesn't followed by enthusiasm, by the people some what support the idea of moving the capital to a new island to the, to the other island in hoping that it will fall off. what's the card ice facing? what now, whether that's the traffic air pollution and also the over population in the city. but when ask whether they will choose to move to the new capital. majority of the people will decline that option. so after 1st also argue that this land doesn't take local people in boredom, neil in cali month idea, and also the indigenous people into consideration whether they will keep their traditions and their way of living after the new capital being built. and also what about the nature of the forest that has to be carried out in order to build this? so it's lead back to the government. whether they can convince the people that

how long for rebecca is these really alteration expected to continue? that's really hard to say at this point. terry. even when you put that to the military, they say out could take several hours. it could take several days, they seemed very intent on achieving the goals. they say this is a counter terrorism, terrorism operation, and that they're trying to stop this, that area that camping, what they say is a safe haven haven for terrorist. so just how long that will take or how they see that that goal will be achieved is really is really how to say now benjamin netanyahu, you heard him speaking in that report. he had some really strong words to say about this operation. he is trying to balance members in his file right coalition who has been cooling for a wider operation in particularly the northern westbank, particularly engineering for some time. and particularly my last couple of weeks of as we've seen a rise in finance. and it does seem that he's trying to create those voices, so just how long it's going to pay until he or the, the, the, the defens

their goal really remains to be saying. rebecca, thank you very much. shelves are correspond to rebecca rivers in jerusalem. let's take a look at a few other stories making headlines today. police in the us say 4 people have been killed and for others injured. after a man wearing a bullet proof best open fire in the city of philadelphia, the suspect was arrested without incident. the shooting comes a day after gunfire erupted at a block party in baltimore. the head of the u. n's nuclear watchdog is in japan to assess plans to release waste water from the focusing on nuclear power plant into the sea. over a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive water are being stored in hundreds of tanks at the side. focusing the plant was severely damaged in an earthquake in 2011 to china. it says it's expecting multiple natural disasters this month. experts are predicting continuing heavy rain as well as possible type boons and record heat waves to hit the country. trench will rain in central and south western china have already caused severe flooding with thousands having to be evacuated. the french was

we're likely to see impact w's. rebecca read his designs on the road back to jerusalem from jenny. rebecca, thanks. the hong kong is increasing its crack down on political descended smell, offering a reward of a $110000.00 euros each for information leading to the rest of 8 exiled pro democracy activists. ongoing chief executive john lee morning. the active is on tuesday that they would, and i'm quoting here, live in fear, unless they hand themselves in and that they will be pursued even in the foreign countries where they have found refuge. the chinese government accuses the southern man and one woman of anti china activities and seeking to destabilize hong kong. well, enjoyed now by the entrepreneur elmer you way is one of the 8 pro democracy activists being targeted by phone con authorities. he joins me now from vancouver in canada where he has faced threats from china, for announcing plans to set up a hong kong parliament and exile it. it's good to have you with us tonight. i want to ask you thank you for inviting. are you save, are you safe where you are? do you feel that your wife, y

and so the president of the united states, rebecca, which is that reporting from taylor before us. thank you very much, rebec rushes decision to pull out of the international deal, allowing ukrainian grain exports is raising grave concerns across africa. the initiative was helping to feed people in countries affected by conflict. and drugs such as somalia serials are stapled in many african nations, the brain deals thoughts down to high prices. tearing agencies also relied on ukrainian grain to offset the impact of natural disasters. experts, one of the whole of africa will be especially hard hit without input from you. frank. on that on data is, was safe. the children in the roby. and we also area with an international aid on its own can make up for the expected food shortages. unfortunately not what we've seen is international aid, including 2 countries in that's required. international existence in the region, including the horn of africa, has reduced jessica at the time when the 2nd tides we have. we continue to see that for the security team will continue to be a problem for t

and that spring indeed of use rebecca writers who was standing by for us in jerusalem. rebecca where detention stands now that the israeli army has officially ended its operation. and janine was area as we just heard the we have had confirmation now the as riley military, haven't they left the area? they started to pull out relatively late last night just shortly after we were leaving the area. in fact, uh and i had to say that when we were there, it didn't really see that it was all going to come to an immediate ends. even though during the day we had been hearing that the military was saying that they were close to reaching to the target what they had been going into trying to achieve. but it didn't have that feeling that was at least many gun battle still going on on the street. you could have lots of explosions happening. and we would say lots of military vehicles surrounding the exits to the cab. uh, but it has indeed come to an end, but not without a few more casualties. we say now a, there was an air strike as they were retreating. the army say that was in order to clear the a

rebecca: polygon labs is an international company but i think that people view the u.s.particularly important place and a place where technology is thriving and many in the industry are committed to think legislation move for that puts really safeguard bills around the industry in the way that users interact with the technology and the tokens as well. other countries have already done that, the eu has had legislation in place for a few months under the our roles being built out by the european banking authority under the securities authority to fill implement -- to implement it. there is a consultation about building a regulatory regime and countries around the world affect regulations in place for the centralized exchanges for many years. i do hope and think people are hopeful that the u.s. catches up and takes the same type of approach. caroline: i am sure this is why the value prop has been put forward to try to discuss this is not just always speculation, this is actually real, tangible use cases of the underlying technology. how much of that is a fight do you have t

they will write again when ever they feel necessary. rebecca, this is in to the which i go gotcha. of all stores making use around the world. a possible storm has killed at least one person in the netherlands and one in germany . hundreds of flights of been grounded at i'm sam's ship. all apple, one of them was busiest times. have you right? and strong winds also disrupted road and rail travel with arches a village people to stay in doors. britons king charles is being crowned again this time in scotland. the settlement is taking place at some child's cathedral and at ambrose a procession to the settlement. it has been met by some unseen protest. so i need so far as you say, 15 people in the country southwest have been to intervention right down. paused, triggered, floods in central and southern provinces. removing 400000 people affected these fish, one alone on his father's full cost of more extreme weather and multiple natural disasters across the country. in the next month, its sources in mexico have released the surveillance footage of an anti drug operation in which security f

, which is the thank you very much. rebecca fresh president. the call will be full. it's a little micros on one of the most serious challenges of his presidency. the unrest stuff through a shooting of a 70 year old by police last week appears to be on the way. but again, more than $150.00 people were arrested during the past $0.09, thousands of vehicles set on $545000.00 police officers have been deployed across phones to try and contain the violence. mccall, housing, emergency meeting, office government on sunday. and uh, yeah, i spoke to the w, corresponded lisa lewis in paris about the move in phones right now. and she joined us from one of the capitals town halls while as a demonstration of a gathering happening right behind me. as you can see, a few people have got that as uh, there has been an appeal to people to get them from the town home at midday to die today here in france to show the support for the man who has been attacked, his house has been attacked over the weekend and you know the story, his house was rammed with a car and sat

and as we mentioned, rebecca supporters of the bill demonstrating in 10 of these just how much has this proposed additional reform divided people in the country? i think you can say that the country is more divided now than it really ever has been. in fact that you say as we speak, as we say, all these people demonstrating against the reforms behind me, there are tens of thousands of suppose it have been boston to tel aviv to show their support for the bill. you're really seeing a dividing is riley society of these is highlighting that device. we're getting to a point and if you will, and we're seeing both sides very loudly pushing mckay's now the people demonstrating and telling me you've happened to be the ones that have been politicians seem to connect to it. so it's certainly looking like they've probably possible that they will be the win is tomorrow when they go. 2 to the commencement when this bill goes to the expensive right, that's the w's for baker versus reporting for us injurious and them the as always, thanks very much with the rest of the president, vetting and pollution h

that was the w, correspond to rebecca rivers in jerusalem. it's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. hong kong chief executive john lee says exiled pro democracy activists will live in fear unless they surrender themselves to police. authorities have offered rewards of a 110000 bureaus for information leading to the arrest of 8 prominent activist lee says they will be pursued even in foreign countries. new ends. nuclear watchdog has approved the release of waste water from the food cushing and nuclear power plant into the sea. over a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive water are being stored in hundreds of tanks at the site. the frequency of a plant was severely damaged in an earthquake in 2011. france was largely called overnight. after 45000 police officers were deployed across the country following a week of rioting. the by the protest were sparked by the shooting of a teenager by police for his present amount of helmet calling to set to meet with more than 200 mayors from towns that endured the way from

rebecca curran, thank you very much. i rebecca curran in st fergus.ty of bakhmut in the east of the country. russia captured it earlier this year after intense fighting and the battle for bakhmut has become one of huge symbolic importance in the war. our defence correspondent jonathan beale has been given access to a team of elite ukrainian snipers there: they are called the ghosts of bakhmut. we're on our way to a secret location, a place they call the edge of existence. behind the wheel, the man simply known as ghost. he tells me his team of snipers are all known as the ghosts of bakhmut because they silently bring death. their base is already well within range of russian artillery. explosion that was close. but they'll be going even closer towards enemy lines. translation: you can hide from artillery, - but not from snipers. and their work is more precise than the shelling. do you know how many russians your team have killed? translation: yes, - the confirmed number is 524. 76 of those are mine. the ghosts have been operating on the edges of bakhmu

and joining us now from jakarta is corresponded rebecca and happy to pull. thank you so much for joining us. the government as we've been here. and once the new economic centers to be away from the islands of java, will the new capital really help create an economic boom. so we have to see the data 1st that the java island is contributed. 6056 percent of indonesia as economy. and that is a big number for the new economy center to catch up to. so in the, according to do so, president joe call. we total plans to me news on tara as a smart and green city and a city offering sustainable and inclusive growth for all in order to do so. with a government is developing a 6 economy clusters to create new some tara, as the so called economy super hub in this new capital city. and that clusters including cleaning technology, industry, low carbon energy, and also sustainable agriculture based industrial. but of course only time will tell whether the government will be able to achieve those goals or not. and we're talking about decades here. and isn't tara expect it to b

, which is the thank you very much rebecca. that's uh now have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today to an explosion and find downtown tokyo have injured at least 4 people. it happens in a building in the commercial ocean box, the district of the japanese capital. please investigating what caused it with this report, smelling gas prior to the explosion. place in the us city of baltimore investigating a fatal shooting that had led as left to people dead and at least 28 wounded. 3 of the injured on critical condition. police say that was a block party happening in the area at the time of the shooting. the recalls for fresh presidential elections in guatemala officer, a course reported a review of 1st from pallets. it follows a surprise result of the main opposition candidates. the quotes that it will decided to recount as necessary once the review has been concluded. the final round is expected to take place in august. ukraine's deputy defense minister says ukrainian troops on making incremental gains in both

i take your point, rebecca, that there are concerns about what can take place in russia. at the same time, in email over the weekend we talked about the danger of the succumbing to the fear of russian disorder and some take their foot off the gas. they have established power from azerbaijan to syria and in ukraine. this is called leading the witness, so to speak, but i would think it would be in the interest of the administration to diminish russian power. small ways of doing this, rather than leaking to ignatius when they want countries to cool it. speaking with the prime minister about arms sales, for example. secretary blinken could have called up his counterpart saying that they had an interesting conversation, which would have also set off alarm bells in moscow and signaled to the rest of the world that the u.s. is on offense. leading the witness, you should see this as an opportunity, how would you think about policy in this moment? rebeccah: thank you for that, that was great. whenever i talk about, this is related, i promise, when we talk about?, it's not that i t