to goal difference at the end of the season with manchester city, but hayes, she desperately this women�*s on a wonderful career she�*s had at this club with six wsl titles, five fa cups in the champions league, it just wasn�*t it be tonight. cups in the champions league, it just wasn't it be tonight.- cups in the champions league, it just wasn't it be tonight. thank you ve much just wasn't it be tonight. thank you very much indeed. _ just wasn't it be tonight. thank you very much indeed. braving - just wasn't it be tonight. thank you very much indeed. braving the - just wasn't it be tonight. thank you | very much indeed. braving the rain, much appreciated. after the midweek —— the neck after the midweek merseyside derby loss to everton, liverpool really had a job on their hands to stay in this premier league title race. and today, they did themselves no favours at all, held to a draw with west ham. the result leavesjurgen klopp�*s side two points behind leaders arsenal, having played a game more. and the tensions, potentially starting to show, as nick parrott reports. the frustrating end

she was the co—founder of ms magazine, one of the first us publications to focus on women�*s issues beyondia steinem sat down with bbc 100 women to discuss how feminism has changed in the past 50 years, cancel culture, and what the future might look like for women�*s rights movements. gloria, welcome. thanks for speaking with bbc 100 women. how are you? well, how am i? i would say i�*m like eight out of a possible ten. pretty good. that�*s amazing. so what is life like these days? well, i am not travelling. maybe that�*s the biggest difference between most of my life and now, partly because of the pandemic, which, you know, put us all in our houses, and partly because now there�*s so much opportunity to communicate online.

great britain�*s most decorated climber, shauna cox—see, took part in the women�*s event and this yeart the olympic games. how did you get into climbing? i got into climbing at an after—school club. i was just eight years old, and my science teacher egged me on to give it a go and then i went there, i absolutely loved it, i found it so addicting and i was just hooked from that point. i started, my parents were not climbers, i had nothing, no idea about climbing. ijust kept going to the climbing wall, i kept enjoying it and then it slowly started progressing. to find myself here nowjust having qualified for paris feels absolutely incredible. what are your top tips, if you are a beginner? using your body to get up it and not just pulling as hard as you can. so, like, turn your body into the wall to use less strength and more technique to get up. close by is dad and coach tristan, who tells us what the last ten years have been like. it's easy now because he's at this level. but things that you don't necessarily realise, like doing homework in between sets of pull—ups, dinner on the way to

you may know carla ward as aston villa women�*s manager. wsl history!ld hartley. 0k, are you going to sing to me? wednesdays are special for ward. it�*s the only day she makes it home to sheffield in time for the school run. you are getting an incredible mum. thank you so much. i feel honoured. what does hartley think of yourjob? she�*s very proud. she loves myjob. yeah. she loves telling everyone that i�*m a football manager. ward co—parents hartley with her former partner. butjuggling the demands of motherhood and management is a struggle. it was just before christmas, hartley said to me, "why do we never "have a day off together?" because naturally i work on the weekends. it�*s mum guilt. it�*s tough, you know. you miss parents�* evening. you miss shows that she�*s doing. and that�*s when you start to question, what are you doing? why are you doing it? and is there longevity in it? it�*s a heavy heart, constant pulling battle. there�*s not many female managers at the top of the game. but do you think the struggle of balancing football and family life

in rugby union, france against england will decide the women�*s six nations championship...e at stake 15—12 there. earlier, wales came bottom, despite a slender win over italy.... but attention very much in bordeaux for france—england. the red roses aiming for a sixth successive title — and haven�*t lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. the girls are really looking forward to just putting the performance out on the pitch, and the players that have not played in a hostile environment like this, it�*s for the senior players to put their arm around, checking on them, and, you know, just remember to enjoy the moment however the moment is, because you don�*t know when it�*s your last. and that�*s all the sport for now. we will be back with more later on. we will be back with more later on. we will be back with more later on. we will see you then. it was a disturbing development on the channel this week — the deaths of five migrants aboard a dinghy bound for the uk. the bbc�*s andrew harding has returned to the beach in wimere

the route for this summer's women s tour of britain has been revealed. it will start on 6th ofjune withshing just outside manchester. the race didn't take place last year because of funding issues, but british cycling has now taken control of the men s and women s tours, part of a five year expansion plan. we have been focused on delivering this and delighted we were able to launch the group and it is been a challenging journey and being in a race against the clock and a few more bombs in the road but this is so important for british cycling and british cycling events and the national tours and today is a fantastic moment of celebration. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. britain's jack draper has won his opening match at the bmw open in munich. he beat vit kop—siva over three sets in the round of 32, it was his 50th match win on tour dan evans is out of the barcelona 0pen though after losing in straight sets in the first round. the british number two was beaten in straight sets by the american brandon naka—shima. hull fc have appointed newl

with more, here�*s justin rowlatt. the swiss women arrived at the european court ready to fight... hey won, persuading the judges that switzerland�*s failure to do enough to cut planet—warming emissions could help create heatwaves that could threaten the lives of older people. i am so happy we could contribute to the future, to a betterfuture for our children. today�*s ruling is not open to challenge. experts say it sets an important precedent and will support the legal case for climate action in european countries, including the uk. the decision comes as new figures show this march was 1.68 degrees celsius above preindustrial levels and the hottest march on record globally. sea surface temperatures were even more dramatic, at 21.07 celsius in march, the highest ever recorded at any time. and just look at the effect that is having on some coral reefs. this is the actual coral animal itself. coral bleaches — turns white — when it is stressed by heat and can die as a result. a mass bleaching event has already begun in the southern hemisphere and is likely to effect coral reefs worldwi

great britain's most decorated climber took part in the women �*s event. climate to compete at the games. he's been called at the games. he's been called a teenager claiming sensation, and in four months�* time, this 18—year—old will be the first british male climber to compete at the olympic games. how did you get into climbing? shit at the olympic games. how did you get into climbing?- you get into climbing? at an after-school _ you get into climbing? at an after-school club. _ you get into climbing? at an after-school club. i- you get into climbing? at an after-school club. i was - you get into climbing? at an after-school club. i was just| you get into climbing? at an. after-school club. i wasjust a after—school club. i was just a is old and my science teacher sort of egged me on to give it a go and i went there, i absolutely loved it, i found a go and i went there, i absolutely loved it, ifound it so addicting, and i wasjust hooked from that point. i started, my parents weren�*t climbers, i had no idea about climbing, ijust kept going to the climbing

round two of the chevron championship — women�*s golf�*s first major of the season — is under way withamong the early starters in texas. it�*s been an eventful start for the american. after a double bogey on the first, two birdies have seen her back to a—under. england�*s georgia hall, meanwhile, has had an equally up and down round. three birdies and three bogeys mean she remains 2—under. to tennis where world number one iga swiatek will take on britain�*s emma raducanu injust over an hourfor a place in the semi—finals of the stuttgart open. swiatek and raducanu will be on court after the conclusion of marketa vondrousova and aryna sabalenka. that match is currently one set apiece with vondrousova up. earlier, elena rybakina booked her spot in the last four with a hard fought three sets win overjasmine paulini. world athletics�* decision to award prize money to the medal winners at this summer�*s paris olympics has drawn criticism from the association of summer olympic international federations who say they weren�*t consulted or informed about the decision. in a statement they said: "

, but others who are outspoken women, who were involved politically orjudicially standing up for women�*ss a new media law which was brought in which essentially pretty much tried to ban most dissent that could be expressed. that would be against people who make their political viewpoints clear as well which is not something that she did. it is quite a widespread crackdown on free speech in general which many activists in iraq have been alarmed by. not that there hasn�*t been that in the past bone, but as the security situation in iraq has largely improved, there are still these moments, the circumstances, where there is peer savagery taking place on the streets. south africa is marking thirty years since the end of apartheid and the country�*s first democratic elections. president cyril ramaphosa — who is leading the main ceremony in pretoria — has said freedom day will unite the country in celebrating its democraticjourney. on this day in 1994 nelson mandela cast his ballot in south africa�*s first all—race elections at a high school near durban. south africa is preparing for elections

probably tell you that one of his most important accomplishments is passing the violence against women�*sne. lot more that we can —— as i do need to do, and what i learned just yesterday is that the work that those survivors have done, the experiences that they have taken a coming forward are not for naught. we need to continue to support them. jennifer klein, assistance to the president and director of white house gender policy, thank you for joining us. buckingham palace has announced that king charles is returning to public engagements next week, following encouraging progress in his treatment for cancer. the palace says that, while he will make more public appearances in the coming weeks, he will also continue to undergo undergo cancer care. the palace hasn�*t said which type of cancer he�*s been diagnosed with, but the announcement that he�*s able to get back to public duties is being seen as a sign of cautious optimism. our correspondent charlotte gallagher reports. the king and queen together in the gardens of buckingham palace. a positive sign about the king�*s health. the photo w

you may know carla ward as aston villa women�*s manager. wsl history!days are special for ward. it�*s the only day she makes it home to sheffield in time for the school run. you are getting an incredible mum. thank you so much. i feel honoured. what does hartley think of yourjob? she�*s very proud. she loves myjob. yeah. she loves telling everyone that i�*m a football manager. ward co—parents hartley with her former partner. butjuggling the demands of motherhood and management is a struggle. it was just before christmas, hartley said to me, "why do we never "have a day off together?" because naturally i work on the weekends. it�*s mum guilt. it�*s tough, you know. you miss parents�* evening. you miss shows that she�*s doing. and that�*s when you start to question, what are you doing? why are you doing it? and is there longevity in it? it�*s a heavy heart, constant pulling battle. there�*s not many female managers at the top of the game. but do you think the struggle of balancing football and family life is a factor in all of that? 100%. ward says she fe

wanted to talk about our priorities and that was pushing forward the agenda on scottish independence, women�*sr first minister, who left the snp. we are being told by advisers it would be impossible for humza yousaf to enter into a deal with alex salmond, he would not be supported by other figures in the party. 0ne described it as a deal with the devil. that was a nonstarter, if you like. those talks never got under way and humza yousaf now is looking at the parliamentary arithmetic and accepting now that he cannot survive that vote of no—confidence. it would not be legally binding, he would not have to quit as first minister if he lost the vote, but it would be politically untenable for him to continue. . ~ politically untenable for him to continue. ., ~ , ., politically untenable for him to continue. . ~' , ., ., politically untenable for him to continue. ., ~ , ., ., ., ., , continue. thank you for that. please do stay with — continue. thank you for that. please do stay with us _ continue. thank you for that. please do stay with us because _ continue. thank you for that. please do stay with

but now, there's a growing number of mothers returning to the women s super league. es, as our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. you may know carla ward as aston villa women's manager. commentator: wsl history for aston villa... _ but she has another, more important, job... what did you do at school today? we did science! did you?! ..mum to four—year—old hartley. 0k, are you going to sing to me? wednesdays are special for ward. it's the only day she makes it home to sheffield in time for the school run. you are getting an incredible mum. thank you so much. i feel honoured. thank you. what does hartley think of yourjob? she's very proud. yeah. she loves telling everyone that i'm a football manager. mama! ward co—parents hartley with her former partner. butjuggling the demands of motherhood and management is a struggle. it was just before christmas, hartley said to me, "why do we never "have a day off together?" because naturally i work on the weekends. it's mum guilt. it's tough, you know? you miss parents' evening. you miss shows that she's doing. and that's

football, and england�*s women have kicked off their campaign to reach next year�*s euros, drawing 1—embley feels like home — welcome to wembley stadium. wembley feels like home to _ welcome to wembley stadium. wembley feels like home to the lioness _ welcome to wembley stadium. wembley feels like home to the lioness is - feels like home to the lioness is these days and they are going to need all the support they can get this campaign to top england fans already discussing if their team will defend their european title in switzerland next summer but first they need to get there, which means never getting this stage. with the defence of their trophy starting here, england knew they had a target on their backs but got off to an encouraging start. laurenjames with a cross, alessia russo with a diving header. simple but effective. include a head in what turned out to be a quiet first half of the after the restart, they switched off and sweet took advantage. in almost a carbon copy of the england goal, the visitors got level. the arsenal striker doing all the hard work somehow missing the

but now, there's a growing number of mothers returning to the women s super league. and support is increasing — but there are still challenges, as our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. you may know carla ward as aston villa women's manager. whl history! but she has another, more importantjob. what did you do at school today? did you? mum to four year old hartley. okay, are you going to sing to me? wednesday's are special for ward. it's the only day she makes it home to sheffield in time for the school run. you are getting an incredible mum. thank you so much. i feel honoured. what does hartley think of yourjob? she's very proud. she loves myjob. yeah. she loves telling everyone that i'm a football manager. ward co—parents hartley with her former partner. butjuggling the demands of motherhood and management is a struggle. it was just before christmas, hartley said to me, why do we never have a day off together? because naturally i work on the weekends. it's mum guilt. it's tough, you know. you miss parents' evening. you miss shows that she's doing. and that's

i see that you mostly work here women, we just want the women 's coffee business to develop along withthe same way, brazil, coffee is just bliss, the lives of others, premiere, on sunday on the first, this podcast is a must-read, i am agla nabadnikova, we are discussing the novel by gustoy flaubert, mrs. pavari with the actress alexandra revenko and... then we move on to more realistic situations when the neighbor rudolph seduces this mrs. bavari, very, i must say, cynically, very banal, he seduces her, in fact, it seems to me that this is also one from the themes of the novel, his magic, that this is such... vulgarity squared, that is, flaubert himself, he writes a novel, using all the cliches of all novels, their dialogues, they are just disgustingly vulgar, by the way, thank you very much for now touching on this topic of vulgarity in literature , but flabert was so in this sense, i don’t even know how to say, melancholic or hippochondriacal, because for him, the meaning of his prose, in particular in madame bovary, is the image of actual modern society, which is obviously vulgar an

in your view, canjapan achieve your view, can japan achieve its your view, canjapan achieve its women �*seve the target but we have to take it very seriously. it is notjust about have to take it very seriously. it is not just about the corporate leaders mindset but also i think it is important for women to have the confidence to become a manager. in your previous role, you managed to save manyjobs during the pandemic by retraining some flight attendants. what do you think you bring to the top job compared to other male presidents, because of your experience as a flight attendant, and also based on your knowledge of the internal workings? your knowledge of the internal workinus? ., , your knowledge of the internal workinus? . , ., workings? early i said i want to act as _ workings? early i said i want to act as an _ workings? early i said i want to act as an individual- workings? early i said i want to act as an individual but i l to act as an individual but i realise the public or our employees do not necessarily look at me like that. my appointment proves the commitment to diversity and

woman, she’s always alone, i see that you mostly have women working here, we’re just we want the women 'sy when i develop every day, when i wake up and know that during the day i something new awaits when we gather... with the whole family and sculpt dumplings with potatoes, cooking, this is heaven for me, one might say, my hobby, this is traveling, this is my favorite ice hockey, i have a dacha, which turned into paradise, into a flower garden, i am proud of it, i started going to drawing classes, and i put my own paintings at the exhibition, do music, do art, it’s very cool, i love you all. i love fishing very much, because there is a volga in rybinsk. be happy and find good in every second of your life. he promised to marry his mistress, to love his wife until coffins, in general, now both are standing crying, my actions, reception, lord, 3307, well, what actions can there be here, i’m filming on the phone, let them say the real thing, thanks for the invaluable advice, central. oh, hi, is it great not to show up? yes, there were more important things to do, don’t forget your lecture no

and also head coach for women's lacrosse at overland ambassadore for the independent women's s forum.u, if that coach had her way,o you think 18.7 million people would be watching the women's basketball final? >> no, i don't.sh i do think that she took some time abegit the beginning and ry waited to make that statement. and i truly believe because ofha something she said after they won that perhaps that isn't how she feels in her heart. >> laura: okay, shhe ce said ito unless she corrects what she said i think that's kind of right? it's almost like a hostage tapel dan. i keep watching this going,g finally women have this incredible following for what was an amazing season in basketball. and man watching it, men, and now, no let's have men play. this is insane!an >> it isd totally insane and tt opportunity to clarify this, that was not aftersked a game tt question was asked. that was ona the day ofur.spor and dawn staley, the coach, laurtha was talking about women sports and how great it is and then she could not defend women here but this drives me crazy and i will telwhl you why.gain

in february, british cycling took control of the men s and women s tours as part of their events portfolio. we've been focused and 2a on delivering and to delighted and able to launch the root and it is fair to say that it's been a challenging journey in a race against the clock and the be a few more blocks and it's so important for british cycling events to deliver what is the crown national tours and it's a cause for celebration. and that's all the sport for now. parliament will resume voting today on the government's plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda. mps are likely to reject amendments made by the house of lords, as the government attempts to declare the central african country "safe" under international law. the bill could be given final approval by the end of the week, with ministers hoping the first asylum seekers can be sent there within weeks. live now to westminster and our political correspondent, peter saull. we have spoken about this subject many times in recent weeks and months. ~ . ., ~ _ many times in recent weeks and months. ~ . . ~ _ ., , months. we are talking b

but for a blip in one of the t20s, england women�*s tour of new zealand has been spotless.sive too by 56 runs. alex fletcher has more. arriving in hamilton with a spring in their step, england looking to seal the series. tammy failed to score a run in wellington, but the boot was on the other foot here. early reminders of her capabilities. going onto top score with 81, all smiles in the middle, but the breakthrough was on its way. that was not a breakthrough was on its way. that was rrot a good — breakthrough was on its way. trust was not a good shot, she will not look back fondly on that. england's inninus look back fondly on that. england's innings now _ look back fondly on that. england's innings now finally _ look back fondly on that. england's innings now finally poised, - look back fondly on that. england's innings now finally poised, and - look back fondly on that. england'sl innings now finally poised, and once again, they turned to amyjones, whilst the wickets fell around her, she maintain composure to help england to a respectable 252. sue the bates has caused pro

round two of the chevron championship women's golf�*s first major of the season is under way with worlde nelly korda among the early starters in texas. not the start she would have wanted. three straight birdies seeing a move to four and under three straight birdies seeing a move to fourand underand three straight birdies seeing a move to four and under and tied for second. world athletics' decision to award prize money to the medal winners at this summer's paris olympics has drawn criticism from the association of summer olympic international federations who say they weren't consulted or informed about the decision. in a statement they said: "for many, this move undermines the values of olympism and the uniqueness of the games. one cannot and should not put a price on an olympic gold medal and this disregards the less privileged athletes lower down the final standings. finally take a look at this... surfer sebastian steudtner took on a monster wave which could be the biggest ever surfed. it was at a big wave destination in portugal. he already holds the record, but using state of the a

women’s restroom, two meters tall, which couldn’t even commit a serious crime, he robbed women, women, he ’s ukrainians have some kind of talent for choosing all leaders, just a great talent, well, it’s like a folk pastime, yes, there to ride on a rake, as soon as... poroshenko, who licked yanukovych, he supposedly fought with yanukovych all his life, that’s who really fought with yanukovych, it’s igor, for which he received... the slavic guard set up pickets in support of igor yes then for us first they initiated an operational investigation, well, operationally mercenary cases, yes, and then they began to encourage that we will now find a criminal case there, because you have high treason here, i say, that is, citizens of ukraine support a citizen of ukraine, where is there high treason, at least you will find it, yes , but they tried to do this all the time, so that’s what the center of zaporozhye, the book fair, well, there were such mobile ones there, by the way, from kharkov... the problem, you know, they don’t have workers, who 10 years after the revolution have been doing this all th

. >>> first, with the supreme court heard today that could impact millions of women. s of smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vaccine or plan to. sotyktu is a tyk2 inhibitor. tyk2 is part of the jak family. it's not known if sotyktu has the same risks as jak inhibitors. find what plaque psoriasis has been hidi

abbie wood booked her place in paris, in the women�*s 200m individual medley in style as she set a personale world number three, threatened a comeback — but williams held his nerve, to claim that vital 10th frame. he will contest his first tour championship final. scotland�*s men will play italy in the bronze medal match at the world curling championships in swizerland today. after seeing off the united states team, scotland were beaten by canada, losing 9—4. the canadians will play sweden in the final later. and alsojust to and also just to let you know, england�*s women have lost in that one—day match against new zealand, but ultimately won the series, so all well that ends well in that one. that is in the cricket?— we saw some lovely pictures on the rugby and football. not everybody is that lucky. we�*ve had some pretty soggy months recently, with the met office marking last winter as the eighth wettest on record in the uk. 0ne football club in barnsley say all this rain is making them face an uncertain future as the pitch is constantly waterlogged. club officials at wombwell main fc say

women. the videos that s - eak for targeting women.peak for themselves and - targeting women. the videos that speak for themselves and that's l speak for themselves and that's certainly a line of inquiry for us. it's obvious to me, it's obvious to detectives that it seems to be an area of interest that the offender had focused on women and avoided men. .,, had focused on women and avoided men, ., , . ., , , had focused on women and avoided men. ., ., had focused on women and avoided men, . , ., , had focused on women and avoided men. , ., ., men. those closest to him spoke out earlier. to hear _ men. those closest to him spoke out earlier. to hear he _ men. those closest to him spoke out earlier. to hear he is _ men. those closest to him spoke out earlier. to hear he is a _ men. those closest to him spoke out earlier. to hear he is a monster, - men. those closest to him spoke out earlier. to hear he is a monster, to l earlier. to hear he is a monster, to me, he earlier. to hear he is a monster, to me. he was — earlier. to hear he is a

profession, well, like a hobby, a profession, and what is your main profession, formal outerwear for women, that ’sch, hey, nerd, come here, come to me, come, for the lovely ladies, i give flowers to you, to you, oh, thank you, come here, come, uncle lenya, please tell me what your name is, me, my name is vasilisa, beautiful. i will call you vasilitsa vyacheslavovna , beautiful uh-huh, please tell me, and this guy who is standing next to you, who is he, this is my dad, oh, we didn’t know, tell us, dad, what he does, we do n’t know anything about him we don’t know, everyone is wondering who is behind the drum next to you? who is this? this is my dad, he goes, goes to a meeting, somewhere, yeah, and also, and he also loves us very much, yeah, please tell me, do you live with your dad, or maybe someone with you still living? we have a brother egor, another brother, the younger one, vanya, and a mouse. years old, yeah, masha is also a sister, and i’m her little sister, and what are you doing, my dear, are you going to school or are you already at work? i, i go to kindergarten and play upstairs in my to

to texas, where golf�*s first women's major of the season is very much up and running at the chevrona surprise early contender setting the pace. world number 94 lauren coughlin has hit the ground running on the opening day, going round in six under par after her first round. that leaves her two shots clear of fellow american and world number 147 marina alex. post—round, coughlin admitted home comforts had really helped her play her best golf. you had two changes at four championship, if i remember your husband on the bag and the putter. how do you think those two changes have kind of propelled you a little bit? yeah. i mean, there's no one who knows me better than him, sojust kind of keeping me cool and relaxed out there and calm and not get too ahead of myself at times or too down on something that happened before and then. yeah, i changed putters. that monday morning he was getting fit at ping for a set of clubs for him and i wasjust starting putting around and picked up this putter and it felt pretty good from the get go. and then my coach was there watching me putt around with it

preventative services task force recomrecommended women get the s every two years starting at age 50.apply to women with a history of breast cancer or who have a genetic marker, such as the brca1 or brca2 genes, may put them at higher risk. remember, those patients should consult with their doctors. breast cancer is the second most common cancer among american women, after skin cancer. earlier screenings are meant to address the rise in breast cancer among women in their 40s. and the higher death rates from breast cancers among black women. it's estimated the new approach will save about 20% more lives. we should tell you that experts we spoke with say these guidelines don't go far enough, and that women 40 and over should be screened every year. talk to your doctor. important information. for people with sensory issues, getting a haircut can be stressful. we are going to meet a barber who cuts through anxiety with that's next. camping was fun, but it looks we brought the woods back with us. if you're a mom, then you really need weathertech for mother's day. it's the ultimate way to k

weinstein�*s new york trial was a pivotal moment for the metoo movement, which raises awareness of sexual abuse and aggression against women to the founder of the me too campaign, tarana burke, and we spoke about what this means for that movement. know you said today the overturning of this conviction in harvey weinstein�*s 2020 new york case was not a blow to the metoo movement.— york case was not a blow to the metoo movement. what did you mean? what _ metoo movement. what did you mean? what i — metoo movement. what did you mean? what i mean _ metoo movement. what did you mean? what i mean is _ metoo movement. what did you mean? what i mean is that - metoo movement. what did you | mean? what i mean is that while we are disappointed, _ mean? what i mean is that while we are disappointed, one - we are disappointed, one singular case with not be a blow to an entire movement. i think people mistakenlyjudge think people mistakenly judge the think people mistakenlyjudge the movement by the outcomes of these cases and that�*s not how we decide whether movements are successful or not. we know that historically the justice system,

weinstein�*s new york trial was a pivotal moment for the #metoo movement, which raises awareness of sexual abuse and aggression against womenal after several women came forward alleging that he had sexually abused them. i spoke earlier to the founder of the #metoo campaign, tarana burke, and we spoke about what this means for that movement. i know that you said today that the overturning of this conviction in harvey weinstein�*s 2024 case was not a blow to the #metoo movement. what did you mean by that? what i mean is that, while we are disappointed, one singular case cannot be a blow to an entire movement. i think people mistakenlyjudge the movement by the outcomes of these cases, and that is not how we decide whether the movements are successful or not. we know that, historically, the justice system, particularly in america, has never been where we find actual justice for survivors. so, while we're disappointed, i don't see this as a setback for the movement. i see it as a disappointment, as exactly what it is. i'm sure you were following this closely and the ruling by new york's top court. weinstein�*s lawyer said on thu

and understand, this law was passed in the 1800's before arizona was even a state. before women could even vote. what has happened here in arizona is a new inflection point. it has demonstrated once and for all that overturning roe was just the opening act, just the opening act of a larger strategy to take women's rights and freedoms. part of a full-on attack state by state on reproductive freedom. and we all must understand who is to blame. former president donald trump did this. during his campaign in 2016, donald trump said women should be punished for seeking an abortion. don't forget that. he said women should be punished. as president donald trump hand picked three members to have united states supreme court because he intended -- intended for them to overturn roe, and as he intended, they did, and now because of donald trump, more than 20 states in our nation have bans. now because of donald trump, one in three women of reproductive age in our country live in a state that has a trump abortion ban. and let us understand, the impact of these trump abortion bans. the horrifi

it began in 2006, and went viral during weinstein�*s trial after several women came forward alleging e overturning of this conviction in harvey weinstein�*s 2024 case was not a blow to the medtoo movement. what did you mean? i blow to the medtoo movement. what did you mean?— blow to the medtoo movement. what did you mean? i emean that while we are _ what did you mean? i emean that while we are disappointed. - what did you mean? i emean that while we are disappointed. one i while we are disappointed. one singular case cannot be a blow to an entire movement. i think people mistakenlyjudge the movement by the outcomes of these cases and that is not how we decide whether movements are successful. we know that historically the justice system, particularly in america, has never been where we find actual justice for survivors. so, while we�*re disappointed, i don�*t see this as a set—back for the movement. i see it as a disappointment. that�*s exactly what it is. i�*m that's exactly what it is. i'm sure you _ that's exactly what it is. i'm sure you were _ that's exactly what it is. i'm sure

what's special and what way does it protect women in sport s? xxy athletics and you had me on on launch day and we're standing up to protect women sports in spaces and giving them a platform brave enough to do so and this is not a gimmick and here to make high quality products and i learned from the best at levis and high quality product that's made to last. it's soft on the skin and made ethically and made first drop of product in peru and third party certified and that's important. it's worth investing in pieces that will last a long time. that's the best thing you can do in terms of protecting the environment and in terms of the clothing that you buy. stuart: the south carolina women's basketball team clinched ncaa basketball championship. listen to what the coach said attack transgender players a day earlier. roll it. >> if you're a woman, you should play. if you consider yourself a woman or -- and you want to play sports or vice versa, you should be able to play. that's my opinion. so now the barn storm of people are going to flood my time l

espionage, surveillance, blind operations, farming vulnerable americans, our service men, and women, and our u. s. government personnel. currently, the chinese communist party is able to gain unlimited access to the account information of tick tock users. if it's so choose, is else with the director of the f b, i added his voice to the tick tock, debate, tick, tock for us represents a national security concern. and the reason i say that is that tech tax parent company, is beholden to the chinese government. and so when people, when americans stop and think about, how do they feel about the, the power, the access, the capability, the control, the tick tock has they need to be thinking about it in terms of how they feel about that same power access capability control in the hands of tech talks, parents in chinese government and ultimately in the chinese intelligence services. the chinese elements of tick tock had been given 9 months in which to sell the company. oh, it will be banned to the us. president biden can expend this period for 3 months if he wishes with an immediate band no longer being c

they can only do so because we, latin american women of the u. s. an event in madrid. they discuss the working conditions of live in domestic work cuz so they died new, settled to atlanta and to call these say that regulations have improved. the politicians are still not doing enough for them, but they want equal rights for all every day the despite this climate targets europe is still buying large quantities of gas on the world market liquefied natural gas as an especially high demand in 2023, almost 50 percent of europe, l n, g came from the west, put tankers could soon be arriving from west africa. to see here is both a source of concern and of opportunity features and sun. we now struggle to make a living, but there is hope on the horizon. huge gas deposits have been found off the coast with the porter, with marketing. on a clear day, you can see the new drilling platform. many people here still depend on fishing, but stocks are dwindling. thanks to competition from china, into europe's large fishing suite. of the, until recently puppy esau's song also worked as a

women’s solidarity? leonid, what is this? well, that ’s not possible at all. oh, you need to eat right. here, try it. and can you even imagine how many calories your body burns with such brain activity? and everything was very tasty, but i just whipped it up, you’re probably just unaccustomed to home-cooked food, your wife probably doesn’t cook for you at all, yes, she left, how she left, we quarreled, she packed her things and flew away. to turkey, didn’t even let me explain. wait, is this all because of that book? well, there i not only messed up with the book, i had to go with it, in general, it doesn’t matter. i... “i don’t understand such women at all, well, how can you blame your husband because of work, i don’t know, i would never do that, of course, i probably need to go to her, no, no, you don’t care.” in any case, why, what do you mean, let her calm down there, come to her senses, and then come, and she herself will ask for your forgiveness, not i know,

s women doing things they hadn't been doing when i was growing up. one thing was firefighting.oman recruited me at the gay-pride parade in 1991. it was a perfect fit. i liked using my brain, body, working as a team, figuring things out, troubleshooting and coming up with different ways to solve a problem. in terms of coming in after another female chief, i don't think anybody says that about men. you are coming in after another man, chief, what is that like. i understand why it is asked. it is unusual to have a woman in this position. i think san francisco is a trailblazer in that way in terms of showing the world what can happen and what other people who may not look like what you think the fire chief should look like how they can be successful. be asked me about being the first lbgq i have an understands because there are little queer kids that see me. i worked my way up. i came in january of 1994. i built relationships over the years, and i spent 24 years in the field, as we call it. working out of firehouses. the fire department is a family. we live together, eat together,