theo baker, thanks so much for your time. we appreciate it. theo: thank you.of the big names in women's soccer are notably absent from the international competition because of knee injuries, namely acl tears. that includes u.s. soccer's catarina macario and christen press, england's leah williamson and beth mead, and netherlands striker vivianne miedema, and many more. as amna nawaz reports from los angeles, it's part of what some are calling an epidemic among female athletes from the professional level all the way down to youth sports. cassidy: soccer was my love, and it was my passion. amna: in high school, cassidy tshimbalanga's dreams were on track. she was a star forward on her team with plans to play in college and then hopefully the pros. but that all changed in a single moment. cassidy: it was a high school game against our rivals, monte vista. and i was playing forward at the time. and the ball bounced in front of my head. amna: she was sandwiched between the goalie and a defender. cassidy: i have no clue what's going on. i just know i'm in excruciati

>> reporter: this past weekend, while others were at the beach or partying in the pool, 9-year-old theot raising money for themselves, but for kids who most likely wouldn't be able to do something like this. >> i'm doing a lemonade stand for hasbro children's hospital >> lemonade! >> reporter: in the beginning of the pandemic, the then 6-year-old had an idea >> here is one. >> people to people with covid, but not the people with cancer. >> reporter: but theo was. his first year, he brought in about $100 >> i'm going to do it again because i want to raise more money than i did last year. >> reporter: then the second year came around. >> the second year we raised one thousand. >> reporter: and here we are in the third. >> my goal is to raise $2,000 this year. >> reporter: and theo is exhausting all angles. >> pink lemonade >> reporter: not taking no for an answer. >> you don't know what you're missing out on >> reporter: because every dollar donation. >> here you go. >> and every cup counts. the theo says he knows what it's i like to be not like everyone else >> i have special needs. >> r

theo leggett, bbc news.out the controversial energy drink known as prime has reached capitol hill. the leading democrat in congress, the senate majority leader chuck schumer has called on the us food and drug administration to investigate the high caffeine content of prime and how it's being promoted online. our na business correspondent michelle fleury is watching this story from new york. what more can you tell us about prime and what this investigation means? there are two youtube stars, who used to be causing a fuss. the fda has been called to investigate the drink that has become really a sensation with young kids and they are calling for this investigation because it contains high levels of caffeine, one bottle contains 200 mg of caffeine, that's like consuming half a dozen cans of coca—cola or nearly two cans of red bull. that's where lawmaker chuck schumer comes in because he is concerned about the potential health risks to kids from consuming that much caffeine. there are already schools in the us a

theo leggett has more. hey, y'all played a heck of a game out there.otball comedy, has been a hit for the us streaming service apple tv+ — and this is where it was made. well, what do we have here? ok, so this is a small stage in our current studio. so it's about 5,900 square feet. at west london film studios, based near heathrow airport, business is booming. owner frank khalid says demand is so high, he's having to build a huge new facility. 16 metres in height, 1,250 square metres of space. let's face it — if you want to attract the biggest productions, you're going to need a lot of room, and that's what this place is all about. it's one of four brand—new stages being built here in west london, and the idea is to tap into growing demand for studio space across the uk, including from some of the world's biggest players. since 2015, the uk has offered generous tax breaks for film and high end television. that's raised demand for studio space as well as ready to use facilities, like this hospital set. it's a massive influence, the tax breaks here. in fa

theo leggett, bbc news. that is your business this hour. see you soon. goodbye. uk. cows controlled by the collars around their necks. so you can see, we have a solar panel on the back here which charges the battery. they're nice and lightweight and flexible so the cows have got plenty of room to move around and then there is a gps locator on the top so we can see exactly where the cows are at any one time, and that links to the virtual fence, which is behind us, but whereever we want it to be, really. the collars mean the national trust can map out an area they want grazed on a mobile phone app. if a cow then approaches the invisible boundary it first hears several music alerts. and if it doesn't turn back, instead trying to cross the virtual fence, the cow gets a mild electric shock. all this tech ensures the whole of this beautiful limestone landscape is kept grazed. they can be quite picky, they'll choose the best grass they want to eat and sometimes what we want is for them to get into the scrub, some of the less delicious stuff, trample it down and create m

theo: no problem...riving the cosby show. theo: instead of acting disappointed because i'm not like you, maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway. malcolm-jamal warner: you know, in any other sitcom, that would be the moment where the music would start and the father would embrace the son and say something, you know, really encouraging. cliff: theo... that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life! tom werner: and you could hear the audience gasp because like, this is a strong father who is going to say to his son, as he said, you know, i - cliff: i brought you in this world, and i'll take you out. tom werner: all of a sudden the audience cheered because it was like the parents are saying, yes, we're taking back the house. cliff: i just want you to do the best you can. that's all. malcolm-jamal warner: there was such a love and camaraderie in the huxtable family that i think you had a universal audience. tom werner: we got super bowl ratings every single week and they're tuning in becau

theo: no problem...by show. theo: instead of acting disappointed because i'm not like you, maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway. malcolm-jamal warner: you know, in any other sitcom, that would be the moment where the music would start and the father would embrace the son and say something, you know, really encouraging. cliff: theo... that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life! tom werner: and you could hear the audience gasp because like, this is a strong father who is going to say to his son, as he said, you know, i - cliff: i brought you in this world, and i'll take you out. tom werner: all of a sudden the audience cheered because it was like the parents are saying, yes, we're taking back the house. cliff: i just want you to do the best you can. that's all. malcolm-jamal warner: there was such a love and camaraderie in the huxtable family that i think you had a universal audience. tom werner: we got super bowl ratings every single week and they're tuning in because everybody w

theo leggett, bbc news. twitter has a new logo. it's farewell blue bird, hello x.gn, showing a white x on a black background. the bird — known as larry — has been the logo since 2006. it means twitter will now be known as x and users can use x.com to reach the platform. it's the latest in a series of big changes to the app since musk bought the company for $41; billion last october. michelle fleury now joins us from new york. what is going on here? new name, but everybody will still call it twitter, won't they? i everybody will still call it twitter, won't they? everybody will still call it twitter, won't the ? ., �* ~ ., twitter, won't they? i don't know, this is ground _ twitter, won't they? i don't know, this is ground that _ twitter, won't they? i don't know, this is ground that we _ twitter, won't they? i don't know, this is ground that we have - twitter, won't they? i don't know, this is ground that we have known j this is ground that we have known for well over a decade, suddenly it will disappear. in marketing circles, some people might be scratching their

kristen: theo baker, we can't wait to see what you will report on next.hank you so much for joining us. coming up about record-setting heat from coast-to-coast. and that's not just here in the u.s., with temperatures soaring around the globe, what's driving it, how can we adapt, and what changes need to be made? kristen: a historic heatwave is gripping the globe. the star and conditions right now. north america, europe, and asia. we've been telling out the triple digit hea across the countrtering previous records and now the u.s.al envoy for climate change is calling the situationa that to all hum." you can see why looking at those temperatures. 117 degrees in phoenix today, las vegas, 109. joining us to discuss the dangers of climate change is a professor of global health and environmental and occupational health and sciences at the university of washington. thanks for your time. >> thanks for covering this important issue. kristen: we can't not cover it. it is all around us. we will pull that map back up so people can see what we are talking ab that is

that student, theo baker, joins us live this morning. thanks for being with us, theo. hi there.hanks so much for having me. of course, you've been working on this story for months. how does it feel for it to have this result? well, you know, i think the thing that's most gratifying for me being in my position as a student journalist is the idea that we've been able to contribute to the correction of the scientific record on these papers that are really widely cited and high impact ones that, you know, i think as this report has proven, that they would not have been corrected or retracted without our reporting. so the fact that we were able to ask questions and to contribute to something as important as the validity of the scientific record, i think that's really an important thing to do as a student journalist and a stark contrast to that idea of i helping journalists do their work that we talked about here just about 15 minutes ago. let's talk about your work. you spent more than 1000 hours starting in the fall of last year interviewing people, examining research. at what point

joining me now is theo baker. campus daily starting in november of last year. >> anchor: theo, thank you so much for being with us. we're gonna go through what happened here. but first ÃÃwhat tipped you off to looking into this story? >> well, thank you so much for having me. what's interesting about this story is actually if you need knew the right place to look à Ãa lot of it ÃÃyou were already able to figure it out around since 2015. which is when a rumor started popping up on an anonymous form called pub here. a lot of folks focused on allegations of manipulation. places where it looked like something had been photoshopped and photoshopped out to make results look like something that they weren't. obviously, there have been a lot more things that have come out since then. since we started asking questions. but it all started from things that if you had tried to access them in 2015, you could've found exactly what we found. >> anchor: so explain to us these flaws and how culpable tessa levine was. these are tes

theo for them to be here today. and welcome back to belfast. >> we've been to liverpool , >> we've been to liverpool, we've been to rossnowlagh in county donegal , we've been to county donegal, we've been to kilkeel and now we're here in belfast with doctor gavin hughes. it'sjust belfast with doctor gavin hughes. it's just wonderful to hear from the grand master there about traditions of orangism hear from the grand master there ab england raditions of orangism hear from the grand master there ab england ,1ditions of orangism hear from the grand master there ab england , because »f orangism hear from the grand master there ab england , because i orangism hear from the grand master there ab england , because i think|ism hear from the grand master there ab england , because i think am in england, because i think a lot of our viewers and listeners today won't know about that. that's right. >> and of course, what was happening in liverpool is very much across the much mirrored across the province today. and what's provi

. >> theo, who is nine, was diagnosed with type one diabetes last year.a fewonths after he caught covid. he is part of a huge spike in cases of type one, an autoimmune disease where the body can no longer produce enough insulin and blood sugar levels cannot be controlled. >> i was in shock. i was in denial a lot. i thought it was a misdiagnosis because we are very lucky that we caught it early. a lot of families i have seen since, they found out when the child was in intensive care. >> this analysis looked more than 38,000 new cases of type one diabetes in children and teenagers in many parts of the world, including europe and north america. before the pandemic, the incidence of type one diabetes was already rising by 3% a year. in the first 12 months of the pandemic, there was a 14% rise in rates of type one. in the second year, it was up by 27%. the big question is why? could it b a link to covid infection? the study looked at this but could not find a convincing connection between the two. a lack of exposure to common microbes during the pandemic is an

thank you very much , theo. we'll catch up very much, theo.atch up with you throughout the day. but joining us now is the host of the people podcast, the politics people podcast, paul duddridge there in paul duddridge, who's there in los angeles . paul, good to talk los angeles. paul, good to talk to you . so the news that that to you. so the news that that he's been cleared, thank goodness , kevin spacey and all goodness, kevin spacey and all counts, he's been cleared . how counts, he's been cleared. how has that gone down in america? is a big deal? is anyone is it a big deal? is anyone talking about it? there >> it's very early here in >> well, it's very early here in hollywood, think the news hollywood, so i think the news is breaking them. is just breaking for them. but it significant because it will be significant because this is perhaps the biggest actual criminal trial that has been associated with with these kind of allegations since harvey weinstein. and for kevin spacey to be cleared and in many ways exonerated is going to have ramif

theo, thank you . are going away to europe this weekend because tourists are being warned to take care in the extreme heat after a man died as temperatures across southern europe and northwest africa topped 40 degrees. well, it's called the cerberus heat wave. >> it's taking hold across many popular destinations for british holidaymakers across the mediterranean . an with weather mediterranean. an with weather alerts in place across the canary islands, italy, cyprus and greece. indeed, the greek authorities expecting temperatures to reach 43 celsius this is seen from croatia here where one village has literally burnt to the ground because of the conditions. >> joining us now live from lincoln is weather forecaster john kettley. good afternoon to you, john. thank you for talking to us here on gb news. so explain to us why why this heatwave is happening . we are heatwave is happening. we are seeing some terrible pictures. i mean, tourists as well. i'm reading , are mean, tourists as well. i'm reading, ar

because it does not necessarily come about otherwise. >> my gosh theo baker.is in your freshman year of college. i don't know what's going to happen with you as a sophomore. but we will be watching. congratulations, you are the best of journalism. feel baker. when we come back, no ac and rising costs from water. in a heat wave, the dangerous conditions prisoners are facing in texas. when the 11th hour continues. >> the living conditions are not livable. live your for one day and see what we, living they would einstein we are going to. it's a struggle. we are still human. we still have rights. not all of us have done bad. things not everybody is in prison because they're guilty. , most but not everyone. you have right. just because we've made mistakes in life, doesn't mean we are right. >> and even if you are guilty of a crime, you're still human. texas prison inmates are pleading for help. as extreme heat threatens their lives. without any air conditioning, inmates are now struggling to survive. weeks long heat wave that has driven indoor temperatures up to 11

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theo leggett, bbc news.pitol hill. the leading democrat in congress, the senate majority leader chuck schumer has called on the us food and drug administration to investigate the high caffeine content of prime and how it's being promoted online. our na business correspondent michelle fleury is watching this story from new york. what more can you tell us about prime and what this investigation means? this is a drink made by youtube stars paul logan and ksi, both used to causing a stir, but this time the fuss is over their neon coloured drink, prime energy. the us food agency fta has been called to investigate the drink which is popular with young kids and over this is over its high levels of caffeine. to put it in context, one bottle contains 200 mg of caffeine, like consuming half a dozen cans of coke or two cans of red bull. that's where lawmaker chuck schumer comes in, he is concerned about the potential health risks from kids consuming that much caffeine. several schools in the uk and australia have alrea

our business correspondent, theo leggett, has our top story.bumper theo leggett, has our top story. profits may be go shareholders, bumper profits may be good news for shareholders, but for british gas customers, like the single mum, they are a recipe for anger and frustration. it are a recipe for anger and frustration.— are a recipe for anger and frustration. , , ., ., frustration. it is 'ust unfair on the consumer. _ frustration. it isjust unfair on the consumer. where - frustration. it isjust unfair on the consumer. where are - frustration. it isjust unfair on | the consumer. where are they frustration. it isjust unfair on - the consumer. where are they giving that profit and passing it down to us? , , ., , that profit and passing it down to us? , ., , us? over the past year she has seen dramatic increases _ us? over the past year she has seen dramatic increases in _ us? over the past year she has seen dramatic increases in her _ us? over the past year she has seen dramatic increases in her monthly i dramatic increases in her monthly energy

theo has an insulin pump and is managing his diabetes well.s are. charities say research into new treatments is vital for what is a lifelong condition. fergus walsh, bbc news. a pro—democracy online citizens' radio station has aired its final show, ceasing operations under a "dangerous" political situation and the freezing of its bank account. the show was known for being critical of authorities and campaigning for press freedom. before the final broadcast, founder tsang kin—shing said "hong kong's politics faces a cliff—like change. "even if we invite guests to the programme, "they cannot speak freely." that's all from us here in washington. we leave you with these live pictures of london as we hand off to our colleagues there. thanks for watching. hello there. after what we had on friday, it's hard to believe that this june could be the warmest on record. across north yorkshire, temperatures were around 16 degrees in the afternoon. some other parts of the country were colder still. we're going to find more sunshine, though, over the weekend

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kenya crashed shortly after takeoff because of a design flaw and if you want to read more about that, theoorter has written an article about it so do check that out on the bbc website as well. and with that we end this edition of asia business report but we will be back tomorrow so join us if you can but for now, thank you so much for watching. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. described in court as a bright, happy and bubbly person who easily made friends, he took his own life and april 2021. he was a0 years old. an inquest into his death described his case as unusual and complex. the coroner�*s court showed that luke had an undiagnosed gambling disorder, a recognised psychiatric condition. it wasn�*t diagnosed because he didn�*t share his gambling with anyone, nor did he seek the in 2019 he had debts of £18,000 because of his gambling addiction. he and his wife were able to pay it off when the couple sold their home but during the pandemic, luke was increasingly gambling again. in a statement, the parent company of bit fair say: the recording, for the first tim

theo leggett, bbc news. staying on the screen.egions of pink—clad moviegoers — adults and children — swarming theatres and turning them into barbie dreamhouses. this means that barbie has scored the biggest opening weekend of any film this year. it was a big moviegoing weekend for another big reason too — the release of the new christopher nolan movie about the atomic bomb inventor robert oppenheimer brought in around 94 million in the us. live now to richard cooper, research director of ampere analysis. hejoins us to he joins us to share its thoughts on the blockbuster weekend. what does the excitement about these films say about cinema industry still recovering from pandemic and technological change of streaming? it continues to underline the cinema experience consumers. there is no way of replacing that in the home. streaming is not ready substitute. however, in what we have seen over the course of the last two years is a lot of the us studios have streaming services as part of their overall and started to shift the emphasis of

theo leggett, bbc news.ion into high growth businesses. this is what he will be delivering later in his annual mansion house speech this evening. the chancellor will, according to reports, outline how funds can help boost economic growth by taking on riskier investments. it's all part of wider government efforts to boost growth and attract more business to the uk. chris beauchamp is chief market analyst at ig. the mansion house speech always gets attention and it will be the headline tomorrow morning. what you make of the reports that he will be sharing £50 billion of investment going into exciting new companies if pension funds agree? i into exciting new companies if pension funds agree?- pension funds agree? i think this is an _ pension funds agree? i think this is an interesting - pension funds agree? i think this is an interesting move i this is an interesting move from the government. i think it reflects the circumstances of the uk government, really, they can't find the money, particularly when they ar

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theo love cars, a tough gig for him! moving on to two wheels now.to the industry. the information comes to us from the bicycle association and its executive director steve garidis joins us live now. that's not good, bike sales at the lowest level for 20 years at a time when we should be thinking, of getting around in a more green way? it’s thinking, of getting around in a more green way?— thinking, of getting around in a more green way? it's a really challenging _ a more green way? it's a really challenging time _ a more green way? it's a really challenging time for— a more green way? it's a really challenging time for the - a more green way? it's a really challenging time for the uk - challenging time for the uk cycle industry. at this moment, there is no escaping that, and while bikes sales are at a 20—year low, the bike industry is a global industry and the trend is being seen around the world. what's really worrying for the uk cycle industry is that e—bike sales are also declining whereas in our nearest big markets in europe, we are seeing the o

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amy: theo baker became the first ever college student to win a george polk award for his reporting onase. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, "while we watched," extending new documentary capturing what happened when one of india's most prominent primetime tv journalists ravish kumar reported critically on prime minister narendra modi. he joins us today, along with the film's director vinay shukla . stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman, joined by my democracy now! co-host nermeen shaikh. hi, nermeen. nermeen: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show looking at press freedom in india, often referred to as the world's most populous democracy, under indian prime minister narendra modi. modi is head of the hindu nationalist bjp party. he was once banned for nearly a decade from the united states on charges he did not intervene in a massacre agai

theo theo, where are you? have got you? where are you? have we got you? here . theo. yes.g this is a great victory for them. is it not? >> well, that's one for them. they do say it's a victory for them, but what we do know from this morning is that part of the duke of sussex's claims against the publisher of the sun and over allegations of unlawful information gathering can go ahead to trial following a ruling by the high court judge. this morning. now, mrjustice fancourt ruled today that harry can not bring his claim against the news group papers. publisher of the sun and the news of the world, which is no longer operate dating in relation to phone hacking. however, the judge said the rest of his claim relating to the other allegations of unlawful information gathering, such as use of private investigators , use of private investigators, could be tried. he refused , could be tried. he refused, though, to allow the duke to amend his case to rely on the secret agreement , which amend his case to rely on the secret agreement, which is between buckingham palace and its senior

what's the very latest, theo ? yes theo? from yet another complainant with the with the actor answering some questions about how they met. now this complainant who worked in a pub and says that this is the situation that they met and kevin spacey admitted in court this afternoon that he did make a pass at this person after speaking to the alleged victim . speaking to the alleged victim. he was told, i'm not interested . to which mr spacey went on to say that he respected and he wouldn't do that any further. and he said he misread some of the signals and went on to apologise. now, on the night in question, he said that the people of the group he was with were young people. he said, i love hanging out with a group of young people, saying it makes him young and he's him feel young and he's interested in what they have to say and what's going on in their world. he said he's not sure how many people went back to his flat, but doesn't believe it was around 20 people, which has what has been reported. and he believes ten people. be

he spoke to our correspondent, theo leggett.it's going to be necessary, we wanted to split the company into three. so we have ford model e for electric, blue for gas and hybrid, and pro for the professional, for commercial vehicles. it allows us to move faster and focus. it's also like a startup. but you are still part of a major global car company. how can you compare yourself to a startup? it's in attitude and style and way we work. we also have a lot more people who came from a software background, pure software background, and we're integrating those together. so think of it like using the tools and facilities and resources of a huge global company, but being able to take decisions and move more quickly. that's what model e's really about. but this is an increasingly competitive market now, isn't it? you seem to be a few years behind the opposition in europe. lots and lots of electric cars are coming from china now. how are you going to stand out? so we think it's coming to the right time now. for example, the mustang mach—e

our international business correspondent, theo leggett.hey've got this review in the way they conduct their business. at what is this telling is? i'm just wondering that if these problems are coming from the very top, you would imagine they could quite easily trickle down into this kind of culture. ~ , ., trickle down into this kind of culture. ~ , . , ., , culture. where shall we start. this review that — culture. where shall we start. this review that has _ culture. where shall we start. this review that has been _ culture. where shall we start. this review that has been announced i culture. where shall we start. this - review that has been announced today is about looking at both the circumstances in which mr faraj lost his bank account, so what motivated that? 0bviously his bank account, so what motivated that? obviously there is a big row over whether it is based on political decisions as he says. while the bank was briefing that at least at one point it was based on commercial decisions. it also conversations that are dem alison rose

. >> well, our reporter theo chikomba is in dover for us now . how is it looking, theo?lengthy queues? we're being warned about yet to be honest with you. >> so far, so good. well, in the early hours of this morning, there were some queues formed , there were some queues formed, but it was business as usual. now, however, 1.7, 1.7 million people are expected to come through here at the port of dover throughout the weekend. and the reason at the moment, you're probably seeing queues like is because schools are like this is because schools are closed this afternoon and closed later this afternoon and then some will close tomorrow. but saturday is the day they're expecting to see some of those huge queues at the port of dover . management have said they have prepared for this, but they're hoping that passengers don't come here three more than three hours before they're due to check in. so that's the advice they're giving passengers. and they're giving passengers. and they're also warning passengers when they do get to the other side, if they're going to places like italy. t

theo >> it does indeed.t british citizenship easily as they previously were able to before. so before, in the previous system, if you had served a prison sentence, for example, between . 12 months and example, between. 12 months and four years, you'd have to wait around ten years. and if you'd 15 years, sorry. and if you'd served a sentence less than one yean served a sentence less than one year, then you'd have to wait ten years. so now now this appues ten years. so now now this applies to anyone who's served a sentence. 12 months minimum . and sentence. 12 months minimum. and they are now some stricter requirements. when you do apply for british citizenship . now, for british citizenship. now, some of these factors or requirements include criminal conviction , one's immigration, conviction, one's immigration, offending and serious behaviour like war crimes, terrorism and genocide . whereas previously it genocide. whereas previously it didn't matter when or how you had committed that crime. now, the home se

theo baker first broke news of the alleged research misconduct last year. >> research misconduct is somethinghat is often shrouded in mystery. it's a conversation that really needs to be brought to the fore more. i think there's a lot that people who were in my position a year ago would not necessarily have context to understand. my understanding is that i do not believe that a number of these issues had been raised with stanford at the time he was selected. reporter: highlighting the power of student journalism. >> as a freshman, holding power to account and the most basic and straightforward way should be commended. i think that part of the conversation is really important here. the daily has done a lot of work to hold stanford university, its own parent university, to account. dan: you details tonight in the trial of a man charged with attacking nancy pelosi's husband at the co's n francisco home last year. today a federal judge den motion to move the trial to the city of eureka near the oregon bord. depap's public says media attention has tainted the durable but the judge disagrees. he ha

student reporter theo baker who authored the article just sat down with nbc's scott budman. >> i wanted to start by heading back to the beginning. after all, this has been around for more than a year. you broke this story in the first place. tell me how it all got rolling? >> it involves papers that were published. i think the earliest one is published six years before i was born. and, you know, we first noticed that there were some allegations floating around in some pretty obscure technical scientific forms. one is called pub peer. there were rumors floating around about images that looked like they had been potentially photo shopped in papers co-authored by marc tessier-lavigne. obviously, if that was true, that would be a big story. it's worth looking into. so we went to a forensic imagist. we put out our first investigation in november of 2022. within a day, the board opened an investigation. that investigation just concluded today and ended with his resignation. >> we've seen this kind of thing in movies. how does it feel to really break a story and become it come big on the other

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theo model that you told us about. we have several strikes in the last week.oreover, where dozens of unmanned aerial vehicles are used against enemy targets, the possibilities are expanding. a large combat unit. and we need missiles, that is , how many hm missiles are possible and those that are not they give you something else and we will tell you in french with caution that maybe this also applies to the objects in the crimea, that is, it is open, they don't talk about anyone like that anymore, because there is an occupied part, maybe they are doing it in some secret closed activity, and that's why, in the first place, we have hope and it is precisely with our means that this is happening now , and it also applies to the crimean bridge. we have seen those objects that are there. we need such jet drones for 1000 km, which in ukroboronprom last year we represented, but this should be put on the produced and on the mass, and this is not enough, in my opinion, the pace of development in the field on such a large scale, 24/7, in fact, we do not have enough of thi