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it sparks frustration and upset and angen sparks frustration and upset and anger.ame up forward and called out these behaviours and they wanted the change. i returned to policing after a few years six months ago because i am passionate about referring policing. tens of thousands of women wanted to be different, i have apologised for them and i we are going to improve. let's speak to our reporter yetunde yusuf who has been getting reaction to this report in brixton market. i'v e i've been speaking to people whose experiences have shaped their perceptions of the metropolitan police they have encountered with police officers, telling me they have been harassed, in particularly racially profiled, they felt. and some people said they felt the police, they had lost confidence in the police, women i've spoken to as well. some people said they had trust in the metropolitan police. they did have confidence in the metropolitan police, but they said that something is needed to change. to be perfectly honest, i don't have confidence — to be perfectly honest, i don't have confi

their stories and a love of history that they sparked in me taught me at a young age that at its best, government is a force for helping people and solving problems. at its worst, government is a force that oppresses some for the benefit of a few. their stories sparked a desire to dedicate myself to making government by, of, and for the people actually work for the people. solving problems and making their lives and communities better. that desire led me to serve in the virginia general assembly for 18 sessions. where as the daughter and granddaughter of men who paid poll taxes and the great granddaughter of a man who took a literacy test and had to find three white men to vouch for him to be able to vote, and yet i was able to pass over 370 pieces of legislation, including the voting rights act of virginia. i stand on the shoulders of my parents, grandparents, and great grandparents. recognizing that in a lot of ways i am fighting the same fights that they did. and i stand here to ensure that my children and yours don't have to fight those same fights. i am honored, humbled and excit

early 2021. girls and women's rights advocates say the arts are an effective way to communicate and to spark change. based on the learnings and experiences with head out from what it 19, the needs to be a concerted investment in developing messages that are relevant threat messages that i informed by experience and evidence message is that hi me as the power of the us both the visual and performing arts to propel messages around goals writes out to propel messages that ensure the protection of girls to also are put forward messages. i've had guardian sexual into productive health rights and information. the pandemic is also shaped. zimbabwe is urban street culture, through the fashion collective fabric party. young people are exploring issues around identity that took a back seat during the pandemic. that in the car with he said down hell, but enough time to look into the internet and so as going on. so we'll call, bless ourselves in his face. it was yes that i am known by now. after that, lead out we identify or how do we create an identity for la winsted coat fabric party is developed into

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street artists in zimbabwe are using provocative murals to spark debates about women's rights.io in zimbabwe's capital harare, graffiti artists are working on concepts to help stimulate debate on social issues made worse by the pandemic. their focus is on problems affecting women and girls. they first visualize their ideas with sketches on paper and on the computer, before they set to work on the murals. nyasha: for us, it's a re-imagination of our future, a reimagination of our contemporary life, and also going back to traditional knowledge systems. there's been a lot of -- during the covid times you realize that we took herbs and we took concoctions that were used 200 years ago, 300 years ago that have been passed down through generations. so, that showed us the importance of traditional knowledge systems. reporter: the graffiti artists have been painting murals on the streets of some of harare's poorest neighborhoods. their imagery incorporates the faces of influential women. the hope is to inspire young women and girls who have been negatively affected by the pandemic. in z

banking sector sparks fears of broader economic distress. plus, the bank of japan maintains its easing stance as governor kuroda leads his final meeting at the central bank after a decade of stimulus. insolvency fears, that is what dominated markets yesterday. it continues today. silicon valley bank just potentially the latest domino to fall. first was the selloff in crypto, ftx, then silver gate. what you have are folks taking money out of this very vc and crypto exposed banks. we will get into the details more throughout the show of exactly why this happened. we will be talking about the maturity bonds that don't have the same value they once did since the fed has been raising rates. so, the collateral for these banks has fallen vastly. let me show you what the ramifications were. we saw peter thiel call for his clients to pull money out of silicon valley bank. falls 60.4%. it doesn't just stop there. it spreads into the entirety of the banking sector, specifically regional banks. the s&p -- s&p regional bank falls. folks are really starti

the strikes have sparked this -- sparked fears about motor shortages. >> i'm planning ahead, even though will be cycling anyway. i've got a family member who is sick and lives far away. i need to be ready for anything. >> yes, it is a nuisance. i'm a craftsman. if they really strike as long as they say they will, i will not be getting delivers of raw materials. reporter: according to trade unions, production has taken a hit. but french oil and gas company tou thao has set reserves are high and there is no lack of fuel at gas stations. it said 64% of operators added sites were on strike on tuesday morning. kate: electricity shortages in south africa are weighing on economic activity more than forecast. new figures show the economy contracted 1.3% in the last three months of 2022. that is a period which sought power outages nearly every day. the downward trend is largely expected to continue in the first quarter of this year. that would mean south africa's economy is officially in recession. the president has declared a national state of disaster, and on monday, he appointed a minister of

future by asking congress to strengthen banking rules are rules that were introduced after us bank sparked a global financial crisis in 2008 by aggressive mortgage lending. they were partially repealed in 2018 under then president donald trump. in the coming days that decision is likely to be in the spotlight. enjoy now by william shut and an associate professor of business administration, a texas state university. welcome to deed of the news professor. now, you sum up for us. what went wrong in this back? for silicon valley banks were really 2 things that went wrong for the one is they had a very nice supply and tell him that they service the high tech and started sector during the pandemic. the sector was a good customer base and that they had a lot of cash coming in, flooding the bank with the positive. but this led to a problem for the bank in the sense that they couldn't linda all those the public. so instead they invest in what's normally considered safe us treasury security 2 years ago, one year ago, that may or may not knowing that interest rates are going to increase as quickly as

that's why spark lite is working around the clock to keep you connected. we're doing our part so it's a little easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-an as a blic service along with these other television provider give jug a front r seat to democry. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and chair of the int chie of staff general mar milley gave an update on the russian t collision with a u.s. drone over the black sea. he said he's spoken with his russian counterpart about the matter and stressed the u.s. would continue to fly and operate whereverhe law allows. - >> secretary lloyd austin and general mark milley. the secretary and chairman will each deliver opening remarks and have time to take a few questions. i will moderate the questions and call on journali. i ask that you lim you >> secretary austin, overr to you. secretary austin: thank you. we just continued our successful meet og of the ukraine defense contract group. before i get to that impornt work i want to say a few words about a troubling -- a troubling episode jed. on tuesday, russian aircr

to fly. so plenty of potential for sparks to fl . g ., , so plenty of potential for sparks to fl .,ctic air has brought heavy snow to parts of scotland and eastern england and there's more forecast across much of the uk this week. the met office has extended yellow weather alerts for snow in large areas of the country until friday evening. let's look at some pictures around the country. south shields in the north—east of england woke up to snow this morning. there was snow on the beach, and that's not something you see all too often. staying in the north—east, whitley bay, along the coast, that also saw a falling snow. forecasters are predicting a very cold night with a severe frost and icy patches. in scotland, the snow caused a lot of travel disruption. this is the isle of skye, almost all the schools on the island either had to close or open later on. and this is aberdeen airport. staff were out clearing the runway this morning making sure all flights were able to depart without too much delay. beautiful sunshine here in glasgow today, but not quite the case in aberdeenshire. lor

the decision has sparked widespread outrage as well as walk out from staff on a premier league highlights show linux. a former england international footballer had been jude to present this weekend. they say politics and sport should never mix something. gary lenika has found out the hard way the match of the day presents has been suspended by the b b. c. i politically impartial organisation after posting a controversial tweet on thursday, criticizing the u. k. government for its immigration policy. and comparing language used by the conservatives to the rhetoric used in 1930 germany. when asked on friday, linux stood by his words, present thing about the quegart. i wasn't getting that with the thought by what you said currently found by what you said in your 3 thank you. in a show of solidarity regular match of the day personalities including ian right and many active premier league players had refused to appear on saturday show. meanwhile, politicians from both sides of the spectrum have white in would want to silence anybody's opinions. i know he'll all do that. he's not her politics p

the violent protests here in the capital tbilisi were sparked by george's parliament, giving the initial green light to a draft bill. which critic say, tramples on press freedoms and basic civil rights. they claim it's a russian style law that would require n g o z and independent media who received more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to declare themselves. foreign agents scuffles broke out when it progressed with a clear majority in parliament this week. the ruling georgia dream party say it improves transparency in the country. this is george's president, seller, missouri, bish, philly, who's an independent but was backed by the georgia dream party. and her run for office went against the government and expressed her support for the protesters. speaking during a state visited the us, she said that demonstrators represent a free georgia which sees it future in europe are, and will not allow anyone to take away their future rooms out one as well. melanie e. u foreign policy chief to set burrell warren, that the bill was incompatible with you, values and standards with me co

special constitutional palace to push through a controversial pension before the unpopular mood has sparked widespread protest and recently plus is why the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, the fence proposed judicial reforms in his country at yahoo is in berlin for talks with german chancellor hold off. shop is where the lead appraised israel, strong partnership with germany. also on the show. global markets are jumpy. as banking turmoil spreads asian stock slide while here react positively. the swiss regulate his hand with the lifeline to linda, pretty swiss. but investors are still spooked after the collect to thank you. ah, i'm anthony howard walk in the program. the u. s. defense department has just released footage that it says shows a russian aircraft intercepting a us spy drawn over the black sea on tuesday. according to us authorities, this video shows a, as an su, 27 fighter jet, approaching the drone and dumping fuel over it as the air craft passes by closely without appearing to cause any damage to the u. s. drive. but washington says the jet collided with the john, the drones

the concerns prompted the banks depositors mainly tech companies to rush to withdraw from sparking fears over the wider banking center. but us authorities say 8 will fully protect deposits. so for some analysis, let's bring in financial correspondent, yann's court a, who's in new york. it's great to see you. right. so there's news now that there's been another bank failure signature bank has been taken over. are we seeing a snowball effect hence? well, as the saying goes, the bank could die over night, and that seems to be true at this point. so a, please don't panic, a, keep your calm, but this is the 3rd a bank pretty much going up with less than a within a week or early last week we had a crew or bang to tied to the crypto industry as silva gate to liquidating itself. then we had the silicon valley bank, now signature, a bank that needs a governmental help and controlled so clearly trust at this point obviously has been lost to some financial institutions and at least it was those companies named or we've seen the classical run on the bank yes, usa khatri at treasury sector jaelyn has

s b b collapse sent account holder scrambling to withdraw the money and spark and fight among its tech. heavy clientele, different ethic to day run on the bank, wiped out more than a $100000000000.00 and market value for us. banks theory has declared a state of emergency in several regions on its northern coast due to cycling yahoo! severe flooding has been triggered by heavy rain, fallen rivers bursting their banks met urologist say this cycling is expected to be intensifying the coming days. leak yang has been appointed as china's premier, the nation's 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president gigi and lee is now housed with running the government and managing the economy in japan and nation wide minutes of silence. mark the 12th anniversary of the deadly earthquake anson army that triggered a nuclear meltdown. it was one of the worst natural disasters in the nation's history. over 20000 people died or went missing. entire towns were devastated by giant waves and many nuclear hands were shut down around the country. part aside from remembrance, the day was also marked

s b b 's collapse cent account holder . scrambling to withdraw the money and sparked anxiety among its tech heavy clientele. the phonetic today run on the bank wipes out more than a $100000000000.00 and market value for us banks through has to create a state of emergency in several regions on its north northern coast due to cyclone . yeah. so the flooding has been triggered by heavy rainfall and rivers bursting their banks. meteorologists say the psycho next is expected to intensify in the coming days. leaky ang has been appointed as china's premier, the nation's 2nd highest post. it follows the nomination by president gigi, ping. lee, as now tossed with running the government and managing the economy. ah, football now and by munich have maintained their lead at the top of the buddhist lego with a big win out book. they didn't all go to scripts for the home side who were a go down one out school mer game. very shy, scored just just 3 minutes of just 3 minutes. it was a sublime piece of skill to give his side the lead and soon had the game under control. they scored the next 4 goals, in

as the bees collab sent account holder scrambling to withdraw their money and sparked anxiety among its tech heavy, try and tell the phonetic today, run on the bank, wiped out more than $100000000000.00 in market value for us bank's and waging a leak yang has been appointed premier, the nation's 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president teaching ping . lee is now tasked with running the government and managing the economy. because the role was confirmed during the annual national people congress, the session. it's the 1st time the rubber stamp parliament has met without any corona, virus restrictions in 3 years after being scaled back during the pandemic. and earlier we talk to andrew small, a senior fellow at the german marshall funds. he told us more about china's newly appointed premier. his most important qualification is his loyalty. he's one of an a number of officials of the top of the party. now, primarily the roles to their personal relationships with seeking pain at different stages of his career. the child had a role in a job that is often called his chief of s

that was a strong show of support for vladimir putin and it has sparked even more worries. here in europe. ukraine says it needs more ammunition to fend off russian attacks and fast. that's why european union leaders are giving a rezoning rubber stamp to plans to send ukraine $1000000.00 artillery shells over the next year. but will this promise meet the scale of the challenge? it depends how, how far, and how long the war relies will is, or will this be enough for or not. so that's why we need to have and use all the tools that we have. political pressure, validity, dollars, selection, economic sanctions to put the pressure on russia to and this war, not everyone is impressed by europe's voe to keep arming key if beijing accuses brussels of adding fuel to the fire of war. and when the chinese president met his russian counterpart at a different diplomatic meeting this week, there were warm words and signs of deepening friendship, a cause for concern among some new leaders. i think it is a little bit of an eye opener for us in europe. a because if for maybe many, many peopl

those rules were introduced after us bank sparked a global financial crisis in 2008 by aggressive mortgage lending. they were partially repealed in 2018 under then president donald trump. in the coming days, that decision is likely to be in the spotlight. highest are corresponding makella kirchner. how much of a political headache this could possibly become for president, but in politics, as in life, in general, a lot is always down to timing, and the timing is pretty bad. and we all still waiting to hear if and when do biden will declare that he will run a 2nd time as president. and now he's got a major crisis here that he needs to resolve and away needs to prove that it's not his responsibility. the republicans were very fond, several and members of congress were very fast to say, well, this is really an attempt to kind of cover up the weaknesses of the current and money policy at both of the fed, but also the government economic policies. and we will also see a hearing of john young, he's now the treasury secretary was formerly the fed chief at this thursday. so that could become quite

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when then, how speaker nancy pelosi ignored all warnings and paid an official visit to taiwan, sparking a sharp response from beijing and prompting large scale military drills around the island. the minister were not there parker c at the u. s. position saying that while washington respects the territorial integrity of ukraine, a disregard the fact that taiwan is an undeniable part of china. i love and he shirt from god, the chinese people have every right to ask. why does the us talk about respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity and ukraine? war disrespecting, china sovereignty and territorial integrity on the taiwan question? why does u. s. gas china not to provide weapons to russia? well, it keeps selling arms to taiwan in violation of the august 17th communique. why does the u. s. keep on professing the maintenance of regional ties and stability while cowardly formulated in a plan for the destruction of taiwan? whereas deputy foreign minister says bilateral ties with china are driving the u. s . and its allies around the world. crazy. he delivered his comments and an exclus

curry's return was a spark. he scored 27. it was not enough and eight point loss here in los angeles. >> it felt great. i missed it a lot. it brings the best out of you. as you get deeper into the game, you try to meet that intensity and energy and level mentally and physically. it felt great to get thrown back in their. -- there. >> the confidence you get from him being out there is huge. he missed a couple of shots that he will make pretty soon. just getting back in that flow and rhythm. t ashe season progresses, heeph will become his m.v.p. self. >> it is not just about me or andre coming back. we are trying to lift everybody up together because we need everybody to win. this is a t front. but we have to stay optimistic. >> they dropped to7-24 on the road. two more on the road at okc and memphis. next saturday, at chase center against milwaukee right here on abc. >> thank you. we get used to seeing this every time steph comes back after a long layoff. it takes a time for him to be acclimated. and everybody else to get used

a couple who went missing with their baby, sparking a 53—day search across britain, have appeared atnce marten and mark gordon didn't enter a plea and will remain in police custody. they'll go on trial next january. the baby girl was eventually found in a shed in brighton after an extensive police operation. businesses are warning they may have to cut working hours, lay—off staff and scale back investment due to high energy bills — as the government's financial support is reduced from tomorrow. ministers say the £18 billion cost of the business energy price cap is unsustainable. instead businesses will receive a subsidy expected to cost around £5 billion. here's our business editor simonjack. the cost of energy hit record highs last year, and the government stepped in with subsidies. but that support is slashed from tomorrow, which means shaf islam will revert to a deal he agreed to at the beginning of this year, since when prices have fallen. in 2021, his bill was £1,000 per month. for the next 11 months, it will be £4,400. i am paying double what the market rate is now and i've got

use special constitutional powers to push through controversial pension reform on popular changes of spark. widespread protests in recently plus is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu defends propose judicial reforms in his country. netanyahu's in berlin for talks with german chancellor. all the shots is where the lead appraised israel strong partnership with jim. ah, i'm anthony, how walk into the program? the u. s. defense department has released footage that it says shows a russian aircraft intercepting a u. s. spy drug of the black sea on tuesday, according to us authorities, this video shows a russian su 275 digit approaching the drone. and dumping fuel over of it as it passes the aircraft closely with appearing to cause any damage to the restaurant. but washington says the jet collided with the drones propeller on a 2nd pass, which is also shown in the video that the actual collision that moment isn't visible in the end of the video that has been released, although damage to the propeller can later be seen after the picture is re established now that the actual footage has be

our team breaks down what sparked the tensions and the role foreign actors played with coming to live from the russian capital. this is the week week on our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of this week and today. welcome to the program. mo bits have jake industries to demand the resignation of the country. president, maya, sand do, and other top government officials. the protest kicked off and the country's capital on sunday and have been met with a law enforcement cracked out local journalists and us this report. oh, we're at the great national assembly square, where the protesters have approached people are chanting that the government needs to resign. riot police have now appeared at what began as a peaceful protest. but now we've just witnessed the 1st clashes as the police are responding very aggressively to the protesters. the police have blocked passage so the protesters can't go any further. at the moment the police say that more than 50 people have been arrested. authorities have accused foreign intelligence agencies of organizing the protests in

that's why spark light is working around the clock to keep you connected. we're doing our part so it's a little easier to do yours. >> spark light supports c-span as aublic service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. host: good morning, the attorney general's office put out this statement, this evening we contacted mr. trump's attorney to coordinate his surrender to the manhattan d.a.'s office for arraignment on a supreme court indictment which remains under seal. guidance will be provided when the arraignment date is selected. since then it's been reported he will be arraigned on tuesday, april 4, 2:00 p.m. eastern time. the former president issued this statement on his truth social website. this is political persecution and election interference at highest level in history. from the time day down the golden escalator at trump tower and before i was sworn in as your president of the united states, the radical left, democrats, the enemy of the hard-working men and wf in a witch-hunt to destroy the make ame

it sparked my interest as soon as i started working for the bbc.s one of the first stories i pitched. i traveled to yemen in 2011 looking for farouk abdulhak. it was only last year i got his number and was able to made contact. david: many journalists have sot to -- sought to do what you succeeded in. reporter: it comes down to my yemen background. that is how i got his number, i spoke to family and friends, got his personal number. once we started talking on the social media app it was those commonalities, the fact i knew the area, the neighborhoods. i was also able to relate to his international life when he moved here in the u.k. and when he lived between cairo and the u.s. that helped him open up to me. david: where does this leave the fight for justice for martine? reporter: this is the first time this story will go all over the middle east. we are also broadcasting it in arabic. we are hoping authorities in yemen will watch this, the details presented, and what farouk abdulhak has to say about it and hopefully they will extradite him back to

steph curry's return was a spark. he scored a team-high 27. it was enough in 88 point loss in l.a. gets deeper into it. you try to meet the intensi and the energy and the level. mentally and physically. it felt great to get thrown back in there. >> the gravity that he pulls and the confidence you get from him being out there was huge. i thought he looked good. i will be missed a couple shots he will make pretty soon. we getting back in -- going back into the flow of rhythm. >> it is great having steph the. going to become his m.v.p. self s 're trying to lift everybody up together because we need everybody to win. this is a tough night on that front. drops to seven and 24 to two more on the road before they headom he. at okc and memphis paired and saturday milwaukee here on abc 7. >> college hoops. got to show you the wild game in vegas. 2:00 this morning. 22 points. 11 boards. khalil shabbat is with 20 in regulation paired they face overtime. first overtimeody had some sugar. idnight. a career-high 38. take the lead. deshawn justice tt 81. we go to a second overtime. a drive and ki

it sparks all of these memories and discussions that reinforce what i'm doing. if i can be the person who helps spark these memories and conversations, then that's fantastic. i love it. >> online right now ahead of tomorrow night's academy awards, see our coverage of all things hollywood and film including interviews with nominees. all that and more on pbs.org/newshour. that is pbs news weekend for this saturday. i'm john yang. for joining us.olleagues, thanks see you tomorrow. >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of at they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help you find a plan that fits you. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captiong institute, which is responsible for its caption content and ac

how a child's drawing sparked police - child's drawing sparked police investigation, a criminal casend a foreign ally torn apart. day four of the trial of gwyneth paltrow in her role in a ski crash accident. the actress and businesswoman is prepared to give testimony. we will have all the latest in a moment. it was meant to cement a newly warm anglo french relationship — but the planned three—day visit by king charles and the queen consort camilla to france this weekend has been suspended at the request of president macron, because of escalating protests and some violence over the french government's proposals for pension reform. more than a50 people were arrested on thursday, and am members of the security forces were injured during the most violent day of protests since the start of the year, according to the french interior ministry. more than one million people took to the streets that day to protest against the retirement age being raised from 62—64. from paris, here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. tear gas. riot police. this is paris at the moment. there are piles

georgia's governing party has withdrawn a controversial draft law that had sparked days of protests in the capital, tbilisi. childcare costs rise sharply in england, scotland and wales — a new report shows that nursery now costs almost £15,000 for the youngest children. protesters in israel prepare for another day of mass demonstrations against proposed reforms to the judicial system. weather warnings for heavy snow in central and northern england. the cold conditions are expected to last until the weekend. hello. this is bbc news. a warm welcome to viewers here in the uk and right around the world including thosejoining us on pbs america. ukraine says russia has fired at least 80 missiles at targets across the country, as part of an overnight bombardment — the most significant wave of attacks since the anniversary of the invasion was marked two weeks ago. the targets were across ukraine, from kharkiv in the north to 0desa in the south. at least three people are reported dead in kherson. president zelensky — in a statement on telegram — said ten regions in all had been hit. he added th

how a child's drawing sparked police - child's drawing sparked police investigation, a criminal casei crash accident. the actress and businesswoman is prepared to give testimony. we will have all the latest in a moment.