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st. you know, wall look, are all these crises and they draw the analogy saying none of it's solvable last bill was the fences, less sacrifice. the global side will often people tell me climate change should not be a political issue. and i say it's a deeply political issue and unless you understand that, i think the political absolutely fashion is political right. and therefore our solutions have to be yes, we should consume life. but actually we should regulate these companies, right? we should about binding regulations on all corporations to make them, you know, responsible for all of their, of their impacts. i worry that if you put images of for example, you know, rod applauds or god, people will just ignore it. well, i want to, i want to hit the c goals. i want to hit the corporate. i hit the boardrooms, i want to hit the model of business. so that only comes when we regulate his man, you know, the, this holier than thou attitude that people have between i've got a 0 carbon footprint versus you, that doesn't work. right? i think we've got to build solidarity. you've got to find common

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there is a door it is about five or six steps from the wall to the front door with a size nine and a half shoe and stut me in that cell and left me there, right. i was tortured. i was gassed with chemical agents. i was boothen, i mean if what happened to george floyd happened in broad daylight imagine what is happening behind closed prison walls when there is no one to videotape it. >> trevor: and what makes your story interesting is one of the advocates who said we need to let this man out of prison, he can not spend his entire life behind bars, was the woman who you shot in the face, debi who you are now friends with. and she said hey, man, if i can forgive this person and move forward with him, the american legal system needs to dot same thing. talk to me about how you made contact with her, why that journey began. and what that did for both of you as human beings. >> i was going through my paperwork an i seen debbie a phone number and address in the police report. so i reached out to her and i called her. and i remember the first thing i said was debbie, i would like to wish you and your family a

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wall of graphics there. we can take you live now to jersey, and this in fact is st helier, the scene this morning you can see join the protest as sally says, to royal navy patrol vessels are there to monitor the protest. this comes after the french government threatened to cut off jersey's electricity supply over that fishing dispute earlier this week. french fishermen not able to get licences to fish. more coming through the programme and we will bring you the very latest. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria hollins. the metropolitan police says it's taken more than 400 knives off the streets, after a week of action aimed at tackling violence. during the operation, 166 other weapons were recovered and close to a thousand arrests were made. officers carried out weapons sweeps; patrols and search warrants to target offenders. lawyers representing a group who swim at hampstead heath bathing ponds have written to the city of london corporation, to challenge the introduction of new charges. they say the fees disproportionately impact disabled swi