they get her whitney involved and been about whitney decides to sue for custody and to have my mom'som declared unfit. a huge court case ensues is called the trial of the century at the time and it pitted my mom's mom who didn't have money of her own and who is pro- trade in the press as the women-- poor lady who wanted to keep a hold of her baby from the clutches of the rich vanderbilts or the lesbian partygoer who doesn't deserve to have this child and gertrude vanderbilt whitney who did not really even know my mom but failed obligation that my mom was not being cared for and and about gertrude vanderbilt whitney had all the money and it was you know followed in newspapers every single day for months or hundreds of people that would demonstrate outside each day and ultimately my mom ruled that she should go live with whitney and the second thing they ruled is that her nanny had too much authority and my one and the one person my mom cared about was taken away from her and it change the trajectory of my mom's life. >> we are pretty much out of time so we last the question which is a

joining us now bumble founder and ceo whitney wolfe herd whitney, thanks for joining us today.w you raised your guidance for the fourth quarter what was the decline in this quarter, for the third quarter, and what makes you think things will change going into q4 j. >> hi, julia so i think it's important to come back to the fundamentals. first and foremost we're building for the long term we had an excellent q3 we expect revenue to raise year over year. we raised our guidance for q4 and the full year. bumble app is doing exceptionally well we have continued to rapidly grow around the world. we have strong re-engagement in the u.s., strong new user growth around the globe, ranging from markets like mexico, brazil, indonesia, germany and france and it's important to note that we remain the brand that women trust and love and so we are going to continuously reinvest for the needs of women globally. and as we turn to what should we take away from our numbers it's very important to note that there are category wide covid head winds in many international markets that every in our spac

. >> that's interesting given how much time she spent with gertrude whitney . >> that's what's so sad about so much of this. my mom never connected with richard vanderbiltwhitney with whom she would have had so much in common . he was a legitimate sculptor, very talented who love art, had such a great american art collection that she founded the whitney museum because the mets wouldn't take it when she offered it to them and has a very bohemian life now a few blocks down from greenwich village. she was very close to reggie, her brother. i think she could have told my mom a lotabout him but asthey never had real conversations . my mom was terrified of her and my mom stopped speaking to her own mother, her 15 or so years, crucial years of her life and only reconnected with her mother towards the end of her mother's life and even thenthey never had a conversation about the trial . it was just like a cool breeze like nothing happened. >> i can't believe they never talked about the trial l. >> it's incredible and it's one of the huge credits of my mom's life. to have just sat down and talk

. >> reporter: a whitney quiz has turned into a hot topic controversy.f the questions reads a group of complete idiots is a, kkk. b, all of florida, c, fox news, d, texans. a family friend posted the photo and it has gone viral. >> the teachers can see how upset the parents are and can see how it spreads through social media and hopefully they will leave their politics at home. >> reporter: she believes the question was intended to associate kkk with conservatives. whitney high school released a statement committed to providing each student, family, staff with a safe welcoming environment. percent until matters will remain confidential but appropriate disciplinary steps will be taken. >> i do believe that the intent of the questions on the test were to ridicule students who had conservative beliefs and make them feel bad for feeling that way. >> reporter: this quiz for high school students turning into a test for how whitney high responds to a high profile problem with teachers, parents, and politics. >> the family of the students who took the picture sa

cnn's whitney wild is outside the court following all of this. whitney, what are you hearing?now? >> reporter: at this very moment, jacob chansley is addressing the court. i can give you a brief summary of what he said. he said he was in solitary confinement because of himself, because of his own decisions. he says i broke the law, i should do what gandhi would do and take responsibility. the defense for jacob chansley throughout this hearing has been that he's simply someone with a lot of mental health issues who was largely mixed up for a long time. he was not violent, not threatening, but instead really intended to show a love for his government by his actions that day. obviously the doj has a very different perspective. they argue he was a threat, that he left a note that was threatening in nature. this note that he left on the senate dias, which minutes before he left this note in which he said, kate, justice is coming, vice president mike pence had basically run away from that very spot. that's the perspective doj is bringing, they're requesting 51 months behind boors. t

things start moving this morning, what can we expect, whitney? steve bannon will show up to court for the first of probably many appearances. this is a lengthy process here, just the beginning. it could cull minutite if convicted with 30 days in jail, thousand dollar fine, up to a year in jail at the maximum, class "a" misdemeanor. the significance here is, i guess i should say there are several significant elements here. the first is that they want testimony. they think he was the center to overturn the election. they point out in the indictment that he was at this war room we've been talking about, this was the war room at the willard hotel on january 5th, the night before the riot the same day on his podcast he said "tomorrow all hell is going to break loose." they want to know who he was talking to, what his intentions were with the words and what they expected was going to happen on january 6th, when we know that rally preceded this insurrection. they want to know everything he knows, all of his conversations he had with people surrounding t

whitney, thank you very much.'s right, not a group we have heard a lot about but one, no doubt, you will be. thanks again, whitney. >>> next, the jury in the trial of three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery deliberating after the prosecutor argued arbery would still be alive, if it were not for his race. >> is a black man running down the street. >>> plus, the international olympic committee now accused of looking the other way when it comes to china and its treatment of tennis star peng shuai. >>> tonight, awaiting a verdict. the jury in the trial of the three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery wrapping up day one -- wrapping day one after more than six hours of deliberations. okay. so they were in there for six hours and it came after the prosecution delivered its rebuttal argument with a fiery attempt to undermine the defense's claim that the killing of arbery was just an act of self-defense. martin savidge is out front. >> reporter: tonight, the jury deliberating the fate of the three men accused of killi

reporter: in mesa, breanna whitney. dion: my heart is so full. isn't it amazing how one text can change so much about some people's lives? sandhya: it is a beautiful story, and i think people are craving the positive, uplifting things in life. it is good to see that. let's talk about the weather because it is looking good for the next several days. i want to show you the high-pressure ridge on doppler seven that will keep the pattern dry and mild. yes, we need the rain. there is none in the forecast so you might as well enjoy it. the doppler showing high clouds overhead. that is why temperatures are running from two to 14 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. four mile visibility in concord, six miles in the livermore. that is due to some fog forming, so be careful. there is patchy fog out there. temperatures this hour in the 40's and 50's. here is a look at the frost advisory for interior portions of mendocino county. that is the only area where we are expecting to be cold enough to see frost between 3:00 and 9:00 a.m. you will want to pro

reporter: in mesa, breanna whitney. dion: my heart is so full. isn't it amazing how one text can change so much about some people's lives? sandhya: it is a beautiful story, and i think people are craving the positive, uplifting things in life. it is good to see that. let's talk about the weather because it is looking good for the next several days. i want to show you the high-pressure ridge on doppler seven that will keep the pattern dry and mild. yes, we need the rain. there is none in the forecast so you might as well enjoy it. the doppler showing high clouds overhead. that is why temperatures are running from two to 14 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. four mile visibility in concord, six miles in the livermore. that is due to some fog forming, so be careful. there is patchy fog out there. temperatures this hour in the 40's and 50's. here is a look at the frost advisory for interior portions of mendocino county. that is the only area where we are expecting to be cold enough to see frost between 3:00 and 9:00 a.m. you will want to pro

whitney high school principal acknowledges there was a quiz. >> and said they recognized as shared the parents concerns and are conducting a thorough investigation that prince while went on to say they are committed to providing each student family and staff with the safe and welcoming environment. a matters will remain confidential appropriate, disciplinary steps will be taken the parent who has a son in the clot says he has heard this before, but he hopes to school makes it clear politics should be left outside of the classroom we've, you know, been happy with the school certain certain issues that need to be taken care of. to me. it doesn't we need to go back to the. >> we teach math english history and stuff like that and not have so much political stuff involved in high school. >> well, that was garage pasando reporting for us. president joe biden will start touring the country to promote his new infrastructure plan. the deal was sent to his desk after the u.s. house of representatives pass that bill friday night jessi tenure joins us live this morning. from washington with the ve

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whitney wild joins us now from washington. whitney, what does the doj hope to gain by throwing the book so aggressively at jacob chansley, four years? >> in a word, respect, respect for democracy, respect for the operation of government. they are coming down so hard on jacob chansley, they think he was a leader here. they think that is significant. 51 months exceeds what we have seen doj ask for in other cases, most notably a recent case in which someone pleaded guilty to a violent crime. jacob chansley not pleading guilty to a i have lviolent cri. that gives some perspective about how prosecutors view the symbolism and the effective jake on c jacob chansley's actions. he's one of the most infamous figures in this entire riot case. you've seen the video, the man who is wandering, parading around through the senate chamber with a bullhorns, shirtless, face paint, fur, with a speared flagpole that prosecutors said he wielded like a weapon. prosecutors are coming down so hard on him because he has admitted he left this note on th

whitney, what's here? what does it seem the house select committee is focusing on? >> well specifically, when it comes to alex jones and roger stone, they are focusing on the way in which these two men used their enormous platform and possibly their connections to the president to promote the big lie, to promote the stom stop the steal rally that preceded the riot. specifically, for alex jones, the committee is also acutely interested in his role in finding a major donor for the stop the steal rally. the subpoena also notes that jones was either asked or directly told, as of january 3rd, that you would lead a march from the ellipse from that stop the steal rally to the capitol where we know that violent insurrection then took place. for roger stone, the subpoena specifically mentions that the committee understands that he used, again, his enormous platform to promote his appearance at the stop the steal rally. and then, further, used the oath keepers -- a far-right extremist group -- as protection in washington, d.c. surrounding the dates of the stop the steal rally

welcome mo whitney into the ports. so they are cheering on the americans because they see russia as a threat to them. although, as i said, it was ga ga. attract russia, the see russian threats and welcome american support. but this narrow can build up in the black sea, as i say, it meeting war games, it women who boast that of an accident was to happen in american vessels get hit by something or someone was killed, then things can turn sues very easily. and when there's such an american of build a military build up, these accidents do happen, chris banbury, political and less on the line for london. thank. he'll keep an eye on that. one of a good day of for surgeon corona virus case has many russians need to use vaccine passports at the moment to get entry into some public places. however, that has also correspondingly sent an increase in number fake passes being sold on the black market. but that could be a thing of the past, or if new technology from russia gets its way in a patrol reports, this is a q r code that i

let's go right to cnn's whitney wild in washington for us. whitney, this is a big deal.ntial adviser has to turn himself into authorities and is dragged in front of a judge, bannon spoke briefly this morning, and he was defiant. >> yeah. which is not much of a surprise because this entire time he's taken this approach that this is -- that he's not going to cooperate, and his attorney has sent a letter to the house select committee saying he's not going to cooperate at the direction of former president trump who is saying that his conversations and any of these documents that are related to steve bannon's role in the -- in the rally leading up to the riot on january 6th would be privileged, so bannon is taking this approach that this -- this whole thing is just a sham. here's what he said outside of fbi washington field office where he turned himself in today. >> we're taking down the biden regime. i want you guys to stay focused and stay on message. signal, not noise. this is all noise. that's signal. >> reporter: well, this is the real dole now because the house select

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whitney high school in rocklin california is investigating one of the questions on the quiz which asksete idiots as a kkk, b, all of florida, see, fox news, d texans. the school responded to the backlash with the statement reading whitney high and rocklin unified is committed to providing each student, family and staff with a safe and welcoming environment. while personal matters will remain confidential. the disciplinary steps will be taken. abby, i'm assuming the answer is a, the bigger question that i have, what class was this. i don't even know this is advancing and perhaps give us an answer as to why illiteracy is a problem in this country nobody knows how to do math. abby: exactly deserves a stronger word than idiot. i'm surprised there wasn't a d option of all the above the teacher was hoping his kids together from this question but this is really sad and the teacher should never bring their views into classroom. they should present the facts and allow the kids to formulate their own opinion and thoughts about something given those facts. that's a part of growing up. i don't nee

>> whitney wild has been covering this and joins us from washington. as we mentioned, trump, as he often does, has notified the court he's appealing. what happens next and what timeframe? >> reporter: he's asking for a stay on the judge's order. that happened this morning. we'll see what the judge rules because the timeline is so short. these documents are supposed to go to the select committee by friday. so a lot of time pressure on the trump comfort to try to slow this down. as we mentioned, there's a lot of legals before these documents get to the house select committee. it's going to try to go to the court of appeals if he doesn't get the ruling he wants. this could try to do an emergency lane. in the immediate outset, this is a huge moment. i think frankly this is probably the most significant win for the house select committee so far in trying to figure out exactly what the mind set was of the trump camp leading up to and on the day of the insurrection. here is a quote from the judge's ruling. trump does not acknowledge the deference owed to the

whitney wild has more on this. that is a long sentence as we look at these charges. >> that's right. if you put it in perspective, there is a reason sentencing that brings more clarity to that. for example, there was another man sentenced to 41 months. prosecutors asked for 44 months. brianna, that was for a crime of violence. jacob chansley not convicted of a crime of violence. this is meant to send a message to anyone with any inclination to attack the deposit. he is one of the most recognizable figures from the january 6th insurrection. soon the case against jacob chansley, also known as the qanon shaman, may serve as a bellwether. he became notorious after parading through the senate chamber shirtless, wearing bull horns, with a flag. it is only a matter of time, chansley wrote. justice is coming. chansley pleaded guilty to felony for obstructing the electoral vote count and spent the last 10 months in jail. even behind bars, he has generated headlines refusing to eat nonorganic food. and conducting a jailhouse

let's go to cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild.argets include these right wing extremist groups who played a major role is january 6th. tell us about it. >> a major role in the violence. to put it plainly, the committee says they're going after individuals they believe are linked to the violence. there are several big name groups here. notably the proud boys and specifically their leader enrique tario. we now know dozens of members of the proud boys have been indicted for their roles. the violent insurrection. further, they've subpoenaed the oath keepers and leader, we know that dozens of those members have been indicted. and further several have been charged with conspiracy for their role in the insurrection. and here's a group you may not be that familiar with. a group we haven't talked about a lot on cnn, the first amendment pretorian. they are a group who was listed as security for events at the freedom plaza on january 5th. that's important because they are an extremist group and the subpoena points out that on january 6th, ar

joining us whitney wild.'ve covered over the last ten months. he apparently got there on foot to add even more color and context to this story. evan newman was charged earlier this year as you mentioned, erica, six crimes related to his alleged participation in the january 6th capitol riot. one of those includes assault on law enforcement. newman allegedly punched two officers at the capitol as he and other rioters rustled with officers over a barricade. prosecutors say after officers lost that barricade newman and others used it as a battering ram. he told belarus 1 after the fbi began searching for him he started hiding, traveling across america, going from one place to another. he made his way to europe. then in august he arrived to belarus by foot where he was detained by the country's border guards. he told belarus 1 in his interview that he is the subject of political persecution, erica and jim. >> belarus, to be clear, not a free country. whitney wild, thanks for following. >>> thanks to all of you for

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whitney, thank you so much.ort. >>> so donald trump's big lie about the 2020 election, there is really the same lie he had been telling for some time. john avlon with a reality check. >> it has been one year since a record number of americans cast their ballots in the 2020 election. in terms of turnout, it was a triumph. joe biden winning 81 million votes and the presidency. but one year later, donald trump continues to lie to himself and the nation about the results. with the new pri american value sure survey showing 82% people who trust fox news still believe the 2020 election was stolen. sometimes you'll hear trump's hand maidens point to that lack of confidence in the election as the reason why they're pursuing voter suppression and election subversion efforts under the cloak of election integrity. but, of course, that confusion is a direct result of trump's lies. and that's why we wanted to offer up a definitive list of the nearly 200 times trump claimed our elections were rigged, stolen, or fraudulent. be

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let's talk about this now with cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild. a lot going on here between the subpoenas and this very important ruling. how are you seeing the state of things. >> i think this ruling is probably the most significant win for the committee we have seen so far. it is for a list of reasons and as you point out, there are people who are very reluctant to come forward with their testimony and so this gives the committee a lot more flexibility in collecting information. the goal has always been get the paper first, get the interviews later. at least with the paper they have some candid in the moment information to use as they continue to investigate what were the catastrophic breakdowns of january 6th, what contributed to that, and what the president's mindset was as the day unfolded. here is the -- the very frank ruling from the judge in this case, who had a very spirited exchange with the -- trump's attorneys during that hearing. here's what she said. trump's position that he may override the express will of the executive branch appea

whitney high school principal acknowledges there was a quiz. >> and said they recognized a shared the parents concerns and are conducting a thorough investigation that prince while went on to say they are committed to providing each student family and staff with the safe and welcoming environment. a matters will remain confidential appropriate, disciplinary steps will be taken. the parent who has a son in the clot says he has heard this before, but he hopes to school makes it clear politics should be left outside of the classroom we've open happy with the school certain certain issues that need to be taken care of to me and me we need to go back to the. >> we teach math english history and stuff like that and not have so much political stuff involved high school. >> gurajpal sangha reporting for us tonight. san francisco's uc hastings law school looking for a new name. last week. the board of directors voted to change the name after historians say the school's namesake. so rain is hastings. also the former california attorney general spearheaded the killings of 300 native americans in

whitney, what's here? what does it seem the house select committee is focusing on? roger stone, they are focusing on the way in which these two men used their enormous platform and possibly their connections to the president to promote the big

want to get your take on jeffrey clark as whitney was laying out for us.es are we see some real movement there and what are you anticipating? >> so it is really interesting because jeffrey clark came in to testify, which normally would cut against bringing charges against him, because he complied. now, look, it is pretty clear that he wasn't particularly helpful when he showed up. he was there for about an hour and left after not answering many questions. so i think they could certainly proceed on moving forward with charges on him. it will be interesting to see, number one, what they document on wednesday after their hearing they'll be meeting to talk about this and if they put out a report saying how unhelpful was jeffrey clark. it is quite significant that the senior justice department official was asked to come in and seemed to really not be helpful here. >> goodness. and big hard questions to be answered. elliott williams, thanks so much. >>> up next, republican congresswoman lauren boebert doubling down on her anti-muslim rhetoric after a phone call

cnn's whitney wild is live in washington for us outside the courtroom. with some pretty important arguments, whitney. >> reporter: absolutely. each side will get 20 minutes to make their case to a three-judge panel at the appeals court here in washington. here's what the trump side is arguing. they say that this pursuit of records is so aggressive, so broad, that it could permanently damage the presidency, permanent si d permanently damage the confidentiality of the president and who he speaks with. we know a judge already said the privilege ends once the president leaves office. on the biden side, basically the same team as the house side here in trying to get these records, the biden side is arguing that these records are eventually going to be public anyway. because this is such an extenuating circumstance, they should be made public -- or, rather, be sent to the house as soon as possible, john, because transparency here is so important. so today, another crucial stop along a timeline here, and really along a legal road that could very well end up at

lost so many years of her life -- i'm just so happy she could get her life back point >> reporter: whitney's father, jamie spears, had overseen his daughter's affairs and finances since 2008, when she suffered an apparent mental health crisis. at a june court hearing, britney spears called the conservatorship traumatizing, and told the judge she wanted her life back. she said she was being forced to take medication against her will, was prevented from attending to personal tasks, and was not allowed to marry her longtime boyfriend. in september, the judge called jamie spea his daughter's well- being, and temporarily replaced him. by then, jamie spears says he supported terminating the conservatorship. shortly after that hearing, britney became engaged, and says she wants to have more children. >> i'm ready for her to go sit in her palace, and chill, and take this freedom, and it whatever she wants with it. >> reporter: spears's father has said through his attorneys that he has always acted in his daughter's best interests, and has helped her rehabilitate her career. cbs news, los angeles. >>

whitney says the vaccine will free him up a bit i kid play sports and go to class without having to put a mask. we're excited to have austin get the shot. we've vaccinated in the house. and so he was last won. the pediatric shot is about one 3rd. the dosage given to teens and adults and kids still need to get a second shot. at least 3 weeks apart from the first. >> to be considered fully vaccinated. >> in concord collegiate all kron 4 news. >> and for those concerned parents out there who have lots of questions perhaps about covid vaccinations for these younger kids today to doctors at sutter health provided some answers crime forces. it made, you share some of the helpful responses. >> the clinical trial so that the vaccines are 91% effective at preventing covid sutter health pediatricians doctors. stephanie chang and judith valero answer some of the pressing questions. concerned. parents have now that the cdc approved vaccinating 5 to 11 year-old children against covid-19 like parents of an 11 year-old turning 12 soon, which vaccine should they get an answer to that question is they s

. >> reporter: this quiz for high school students turning into a test for how whitney high response toolitics. >>> tonight, mourners are remembered the victims of the deadly chaos at that astral world music festival. a church in houston held a vigil to remember the eight people killed. among the victims a 21-year-old student from the university of dayton. dentist victim was a 14-year- old boy. witnesses are sharing their variance of being pushed and squeezed the large crowd. one witness says his marine training kicked in as he fought for his life. >> i took a deep breath, held it, and they -- when it reversed, it was really hard. >> the wrapper is facing legal troubles pick at least two fans have filed lawsuits against him and live nation, the company behind the event. >>> looking live at the white house, fresh of his victory on the bipartisan infrastructure deal, president joe biden is expected to take a victory lap this week. the president is set to visit the port of baltimore. to outline his plans upgrade the nation's ports. california ports are struggling with a huge backlog disrup

fue un holograma de la fallecida whitney houston.bre de 2005. lo que hacÍa antes era clavados normales, estaba en la selecciÓn colombiana de clavados y desde 1998, empecÉ a hacer clavados de altura y Ésta me llevÓ a hacer shows alrededor del mundo. gracias a ellos pude enviar mi vÍdeo al circo del sol y les gustÓ y me llamaron. el resto es historia. luis: tuvo que bajar el telÓn y parar esos aÑos ininterrumpidos de funciÓn. >> primero nos anunciaron de que iban a cerrar el show por un tiempo. todos estÁbamos muy optimistas de que iba a hacer alguna semanas o un mes. no tenÍamos idea de que se iba a prolongar tanto el tiempo. luis: la semana se hicieron meses y asÍ transcurriÓ mÁs de un aÑo. jorge logrÓ mantener su condiciÓn fÍsica ejercitÁndose en la bicicleta hasta que finalmente les llamaron para volver a prepararse y reacondicionar su cuerpo para regresar al escenario. >> otro detalle es el vestuario. me imagino que al no usarse Ésto por aÑo y medio, se deteriora. jorge: despuÉs de no utilizarlo, se deteriora el elÁstico asÍ que t

i mean, i the 9 the preacher's wife that's the whitney houston movie lot of great singing and then make music miracle on 34th street. all original. yeah. oh, all right. i'm not the 90's and to the natalie wood. >> and everybody has their favorites will discuss more of it at 8 o'clock. hope you have a nice evening, everybody. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! usaa is made for the safe pilots. orfor mac.! who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no one's there. and sgt moore. who leaves room for her room. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. get a quote and start saving. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers find the best bargains ever! when you have the world's longest list you go to ross so you

what he's going to happen to us to be the fate of the will for whitney. for now did you talk to? i'll just 0 we. how would you this like relationship with the us? we listen copies, 900 is not a covered 19 has been terrible demonstration of the failure of human knowledge. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that imagine on how to sierra there are some things you can never forget. and there are scenes which will be etched in your memory forever. in syria, we documented atrocities. and in the northern city of a level, we witnessed something we will never unsee the bodies bound and executed their hands, tied gunshot wounds to their heads were bad enough. but watching the relative identify their loved ones. that's one of the hardest things i've ever done as hard as it was. we had and needed to film because maybe one day those responsible can and will be held to account. it is an honor, but at the same time it is a challenge to do this job, to bear witness to history as it's made to make sure what is recorded is accurate and truthful. i'm don't know whether blue

megan and whitney bacon evans, and we will follow that judicial review.g him to safety. 0ur wales correspondent, hywel griffith, sent this report from the scene. mission accomplished. after more than two days of painstaking, exhausting work, relief all round. together, these volunteers carried the casualty through an underground assault course of boulders, streams and ledges, the longest stretcher carry ever by a british cave rescue team. it is absolutely amazing. the cooperation, the professionalism. everybody dealt with it. the controllers, down to the grunts on the sharp end, it was just amazing. it's the biggest rescue any of us have done, i hope will ever do. the casualty is an experienced caver in his 40s. on saturday, he fell and suffered multiple injuries, but could talk to his rescuers throughout. when you consider how long he has been in the cave, how long he has been in the stretcher, he is doing very well indeed. so he's been talking to the medics along the way and they have been having a conversation, but we are waiting for them to come out,

and at those times the fact that the boast uniform and whitney delivered on time to us additional volumes compared to others. that gave us a huge advantage. we could reopen the country and the national economy around 2 months earlier than the european of rich. can i ask you a personal question? and it is really a personal question since you are a preferred put of all be. i think it's a vaccine that i approved for use in hungary. why did you do that? c reason for my decision was crystal clear that when i was a kid, i was vaccinated by rack scenes produced in the rush that obvious union. and since i'm alive, fi, find i for that. why should i change quite that change? so that was a very simple reason of my decision to get me or peter s t r t r t not it's vital that vaccine makers work together to in the panoramic said the head of the russian fun behind this. but nick v shot on r t dot com crill. demetrius flesh is a statement in a wide ranging interview. it's available luck. renewed pandemic clumped on across much of western european spark, widespread st on rest and clusters with police. alt

so there's no government forces around the government forces in whitney and the closest government forces would be about 60 clothing away from combo. and there is no reason why why such conflicts would happen because government forces have been christ and there is no problem whatsoever of government forces was in this in composure. and no conflict waiver has been cut off in patients of in the sky. and however, i problem the problem with the communications blackout in northern ethiopia in the fact that access to john, this is restricted, means it's difficult to verify any claims in including yours. yeah, that's what i'm talking about. i mean, my thing that's good as i can come up with evidence to, to, to back up my claim. but the fact that if he already has an agency is reporting about the days of used income based on claims by the government, it's absolutely boundless. for one thing, at least, i have access to have access to this in can i conduct though in this conflict because both sides have been accused of committing abuses in september. the associated pressing is agency reported inter

whitney o, now j 0. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. ah. more fighting in ethiopia as u. s. embassy officials leave addis ababa because of it concerns the violence couldn't reach the capital. ah, hello, i'm emily angry. this is al jazeera live from dough house are coming up. after a 5 month gap, iran agrees to resume talks on reviving the tattered nuclear agreements. a government message about stock piling, food sparks panic in china after fuel and power shortages. and a european delegation causes a stir in china after telling tie one's president. you are not alone. ah, uganda is president, is calling for east african ladies to meet and discuss the worsening conflict in ethiopia. in another sign of international alarm, the u. s. embassy in addis ababa is allowing some staff and their families to leave if you of his government has declared a state of emergency as to grind rebels claim to have made advances towards the capital brianca gupta report

of course the mount whitney in the black sea. so this is sort of an encircling hybrid war against russia and it just goes to show the blinking is no better than previous secretaries of state the buy. the ministration is asleep at the wheel. okay, well peters, and then let's agree. these are all connected here and i think they are. that's why i posted here. i mean, what does washington hoped to achieve? what is brussels hoped to achieve by this? because this is really upping the spanks on the stakes on a variety of issues here. and none of them good. i mean they can be resolved, but i don't see that there's any interest in resolving them. actually just the reverse rising tension serves their purposes. go ahead, peter. a peter, i'd actually like to broaden it a little bit because the other crisis that's developing is one over taiwan. so we've got the potential for the outbreak of violence, both in ukraine and in taiwan. so they're very, very dangerous moment right now, in the aftermath of the bungled pull out from afghanistan, camp

s. navy, boasting that one of its flag ships you assess. mount whitney entered the waters of the black sea, a territory that russia considers its own back yard and it monitors a very carefully, any military activities in those waters. also, the russian president has revealed that new machinery, that new equipment is on the way to the russian army that the russian army, it continues to modernize and to become more up to day to become more technologically well, a technologically superior to the past version of itself. for example, it has revealed that the new versions of air defense systems that the s 500, it's a new iteration of russia's main air defense system. that the 1st such complex will very soon joined the ranks of the russian army. this as the as 400 air defense systems which are being used and are being purchased all over the world. turkey being a prime example here, purchasing rushes as 400 systems, while the russian army is getting more of those as well. while they're waiting for the s 500 to a while to graduate and to join the ranks. also, the russian navy will receive a maj