you've talked about the huge expansion of the post. you've now got over a thousand people in your newsrooms. you have been able to hire people, fund investigativejournalism. will the washington post still exist as a physical paper, do you think, print form, in ten years�* time? i hate to make predictions. print has been around a lot longer than a lot of people predicted and we have very loyal readers, but if i had to guess, the answer would be no. i think that we can see the trendlines for print newspapers and they are all down and ours has been done, the new york times has been down. that is just not how people live their lives these days. people are getting their information through digital means, typically through a mobile phone and social media. and that is how it is and so that is fine with me, because what i think is important is the journalism that we practice, not whether we deliver it on a piece of paper or deliver it on a computer screen. do you worry that the shift of advertising and the eyeballs associated with it to a fe

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the post—pandemic years have to address deep—rooted problems. bev�*s son—in—law, brendan, says there has to be more hope and more opportunity. unfortunately, the majority of the young people coming through are going to have to move out of the rhondda, unless they are an entrepreneur who want to set up their own business, to go and or “ earn —— earn those city salaries. as i say, i got two children — a 14—year—old daughter and an 11—year—old son — and, at the moment, i don't really want to encourage them to stay within the rhondda, because i think they're going to have a lot more opportunities outside. over the last year, it�*s places like the rhondda, with high levels of poverty and chronic diseases, which have suffered the most in this pandemic. generational problems that politicians have always struggled to solve. traditionally a labour heartland, the ground has shifted here in recent years. in the last welsh election, plaid cymru took this seat. this time around, the dynamic could be different again. having a voice i

absolutely right when it comes to the post office. the i it comes to the post office. the post office did not care about these people's lives. i do want to know what information the civil servants had, what information ministers of every political party had, and whether or not they simply refuse to act or whether they were not being given the information they needed in order to do so. luca; given the information they needed in order to do so-_ order to do so. lucy allen from the all party parliamentary _ order to do so. lucy allen from the all party parliamentary group i order to do so. lucy allen from the all party parliamentary group on i all party parliamentary group on post offices, thank you very much indeed. we can speak now to bryan glick from computer weekly who has been covering the story from the start. bryan, it is good to see you. you experts, you guys knew that the system was a mess, didn't you? yes. we were the — system was a mess, didn't you? yes. we were the computer— system was a mess, didn't you? is; we were the computer weekly was the first publi

it is a allowing post office off the hook. it is allowing post office off the hook. at the moment, there is no official inquiry looking at the conduct of directors and senior staff at post office. 0utside court now, though,. celebrations. after so many years it'll take a while to sink in. katie prescott, bbc news. 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley said there were calls for the people responsible for the scandal to be prosecuted. i think that is what some people are calling for. they want someone to be held accountable and there will be an inquiry by the government, but a lot of people say that is fruitless as the judge won't have the necessary powers to call in who they want. as you can see behind me, those crowds had dispersed. people will be going home letting all of that information sink and after nearly two decades of trying to clear their names. you saw there were smiles, there were tears, there was this huge sense of relief, and this is a very significant day. not only for the people here, but also the legal system, which will now face questions as to how this

but we have to remember that the post office — but we have to remember that the post office case has gone on for so lon- post office case has gone on for so long that _ post office case has gone on for so long that it— post office case has gone on for so long that it is interesting that it is at _ long that it is interesting that it is at this— long that it is interesting that it is at this point that decision to withdraw— is at this point that decision to withdraw is made.— is at this point that decision to withdraw is made. �* , ., withdraw is made. let's move the ft. reau withdraw is made. let's move the ft. really interesting. _ withdraw is made. let's move the ft. really interesting. part _ withdraw is made. let's move the ft. really interesting. part of _ withdraw is made. let's move the ft. really interesting. part of the - really interesting. part of the defence the government offered for the greensill affair, david cameron said i didn't hire him. he was hired by the civil service and i barely met the man. the ft has found a little bit more about that. they made the

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but i believe the post office is still contesting that the post office knew you could not have a fair trial but went ahead with the action presumably you are hoping that the court of appeal will rule in your favour on that second point as well. yes, i'm actually one of the four where that has already conceded. but i really am hoping that everyone will be exactly the same as me. for the group- — will be exactly the same as me. for the group. and if sentences are quashed on both these grounds, that opens the door to pursuing further civil action. opens the door to pursuing further civil action-— civil action. yes. we then issue them with _ civil action. yes. we then issue them with a — civil action. yes. we then issue them with a letter— civil action. yes. we then issue them with a letter of _ civil action. yes. we then issue them with a letter of claim - civil action. yes. we then issue them with a letter of claim and | civil action. yes. we then issue - them with a letter of claim and they have appointed lawyers to deal with it, so they will either pay it, or we will have anot

he had a lot of power at "the post" as a cartoonist. we can see that mr. block's art style has evolved from a midwestern, tight pen and ink drawing to a very loose drawing style. but much more loose he uses a lot of graphite, a lot of ink brush. and he's using a stippled board so it really grabs the pencil and gives it a nice texture. he used white out both as a way to control his mistakes, but also to enhance his image. so, for example, on this canoe being guided by president kennedy, he's got budget written in whiteout on top of the ink and pencil so that it stands out in his cartoon. kennedy was hard for most cartoonists to draw. he was a handsome looking fellow. and even as late as 1962, they really hadn't found like big ears or big nose or something that stood out to make him look funny. and so he kind of looks generically handsome for the entirety of his administration. that doesn't mean that mr. block didn't find faults to pick with him. and this particular cartoon is about the kennedy administration's desire to implement tax cuts but to end some sp

and so we also there's post requirements minnesota post officer standards and training to receive our license there was a test that we had to take then it was also scenario based training as well. to grade and assess how we performed during that training in the academy. and so that was that was part of that that important training that i received along with my candidates at the at the academy and that was the that was the very 1st minneapolis police academy that is correct in a trainee academy is a trainee referred to as a cadet that is grim. in your employment you've been continuously employ a minneapolis in the minneapolis police department since it was at 1909 is friends . has the academy changed since you 1st were cadet back in 1900 it has and while i certainly believe that at the time back in 1909 that training was important. like any police department. we should not be monolithic our communities are not monolithic are they are training should evolve we should be focused on what are national best practices and so the training that our. recruits and cadets get today and rightfully

let's visit a post in rio de janeiro. here, as in every post, the nerve center of the information program is the public affairs officer. the public affairs officer directs all of our information activities in brazil, planning and supervising day-to-day operations and maintaining high level contact of all kinds. he confers frequently with the united states ambassador to make sure that u.s.i.s. operations properly support operations in that country. at the brazilian foreign office, the pao also meets with the chief of the culture division. as parts of contacts he also with the host country, supervises the diverse information operations for which he is responsible. one of these is the thomas jefferson library, an important source of information for the people of rio. he also supervises activities like the usis film program and the usis radio show. these are put on from the embassy studio. posts such as rio, however, are the exception. most of the 217 posts abroad, are in more remote places, such as cebu, philippines. here th

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this is the verizon post — that are exonerated. this is the verizon post office _ that are exonerated. this is the verizon post office can - that are exonerated. this is the verizon post office can know. that are exonerated. this is the i verizon post office can know where dozens of sub—postmasters were convicted for false accounting. of sub—postmasters were convicted forfalse accounting. —— horizon post office was up when really it was this computer system that they knew had faults were making it seem like there was money missing from the tell. and they have really been exonerated, 39 have had their convictions quashed. and free people who —— three people who were convicted tragically died before their convictions could be question but people have lost theirjobs, their marriages, their homes, it has been an as with scandal and went right to the top of the post office and for a one time they would not back down on this. but labour max sanders should be a full inquiry and we�*re looking at compensation claims that go u

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was a new post on his instagram account seems to have been passing these posts on to his lawyers periodically and in that post he says that he was able to see doctors that he says he trusts twice now and that they have recommended that he calls off his hunger strike apparently according to the post they said that soon there may be nothing left to treat if he is if he doesn't stop his hunger strike but he has also demanded to see another doctor he's still complaining about numbness in his arms and legs so that demand goes forward and what this is all mean for his plight . well he's still obviously been in prison he was this week transferred to a different prison which has a medical ward tuberculosis ward actually his lawyers say that he still is considered by the prison service to be a flight a flight risk so essentially he might you know flee the prison and that means that prison guards check on him periodically including at night which means that they are waking him every few hours the prison service itself has said that his health is satisfactory but it does according to his supporters ther

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i made the post. >> brandy posted f school, f softball, f cheer, f everything" on snapchat. they kicked her off the team. >> i expressed my feelings. >> school policy rabbits foul language and inappropriate gestures by student athletes even on the internet but brandy's post was made off campus. >> it's important to protect free-speech rights outside of school and make sure schools will become a big brother that punishes kids. >> the school district declined our interview. "she plainly targeted her speech 250 ever snapchat friends. it included many fellow students and teammates. >> i never thought of a go to the supreme court. i wasn't thinking of anything like that. >> in 19629 the u.s. supreme court limited restrictions schools can impose on student speech went on school grounds. being off-campus makes brandy's case unique. >> i have the chance to show other people that are like me that it's okay to express how you feel. and not get in trouble for it. >> the justice's decision could redefine the limits on educators monitoring so-called disruptive speech. the nine justices w

president joe biden has called on russia to deescalate after him post fresh sanctions against moscow for alleged election interference and cyber attacks prompted warnings of a retaliation from the kremlin the biden says this still work for the 2 countries to work together and white house correspondent kelly health that report. there are some of the most punitive u.s. measures taken against russia in years today through several steps including expulsion several russian officials. just days after a phone call between u.s. president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin to secure a u.s. desire for a predictable relationship the united states announced a surprise russia sanctions we cannot allow foreign power to interfere in our democratic process with impunity more than 30 russian entities are being targeted at least 10 russian diplomats will be expelled from the united states and some tech firms are being punished for allegedly providing support to russian intelligence sanctions also put in place rules banning some financial dealings involving russia sovereign debt to choke of

well, i would say that i am not very _ post. well, i would say that i am not very familiar - post. well, i would say that i am not very familiar even - am not very familiar even though i am a user on it but on weibo most of the young users are women and women's rights issues are the most discussed, one of the most discussed topics on weibo because women arejust so angry topics on weibo because women are just so angry about what is going on in china. many many young women are facing gender discrimination and even though we just have our discrimination and even though wejust have our domestic we just have our domestic violence law that are not enough resources to protect women so this is what we are experiencing every day and we see news experiencing every day and we see new . ~' experiencing every day and we see new ., ~ i. . experiencing every day and we see new ., ~ . ., see news thank you so much for our see news thank you so much for your time- _ see news thank you so much for your time. i more than three million people are now known to have died with the coronavirus around the

it is my pleasure to pass the virtual stage to missy ryan, reporter from the washington post covering military issues. thank you, everyone for being here and i look forward to a great discussion. over to you. >> thanks. it is a real honor to be here with this distinguished group of panelists. it is an important topic. as we start, it will be helpful to ask to summarize for the audience the chief conclusions of this report. i will add one additional request. could you tell us as you summarize this why, amid all of the challenges the u.s. is facing at this moment, why is it the right moment to focus on nuclear guarantees and the threat of continued proliferation? thank you. thank you so much for helping us put this on. it is great to collaborate with you and the atlantic council as we have on so many issues in the past. i am sure we will do so in the future. as you asked, where did this come from, it came from a realization that as allies were starting to question the american alliance and a security guarantees which were emphasized and became worse in the trump administration, but alre

on the other hand, i also believe that post trump the goal posts have shifted. i mean, i think there is a willingness in both parties to try to tough out these allegations until the last possible moment to a greater extent than there was before donald trump and the "access hollywood" video. he won the election just weeks after that. he faced a cascade of charges that were at least as serious, even more serious. i do think if anything like what has been alleged is corroborated, impossible for him to survive. but the walls don't close in quite as fast as they did before donald trump. >> the let's talk about the former speaker of the house, john boehner, a republican. he basically went nuclear on his own party in a new book. among many explosive remarks he wrote, you could be a total moron and get elected just by having an r next to your name. in 2010 we did pick up a fair number in that category. in a cnn.com editorial that you wrote, you argued that trump was just gasoline on a gop fire that was already burning. is boehner's book too little, too late? >> i don't

he says he wants to spend more time on the washington post in the future post i note you have left, but what does that mean? can you chat state that jeff bezos speak to us? i that mean? can you chat state that jeff bezos speak to us?— jeff bezos speak to us? i honestly do not know- _ jeff bezos speak to us? i honestly do not know. does _ jeff bezos speak to us? i honestly do not know. does macro - jeff bezos speak to us? i honestlyl do not know. does macro translate that for us. i want to know what it means as well. i do not think it means as well. i do not think it means all that much, my guess is he will spend much more time on his commercial space ventures, but that is speculative on my part. that is busily been a huge passion of his. i do not think there is enough time at the washington post frankly. he will not get involved in the journalism, he has made that clear, with his practice and policy since he acquired as. he was already involved in the business side of things, so maybe he will spend a bit more time on it, but my guess is that he would spend, have more time to dedicate

beyond what the post work requires. so that when we get out and extra medical training you do that every year when you are of police officers required to have specific c.p.r. . card no on you're not required to have doubts beyond your initial post certification. when your initial post certified you were correct and that's a part of me you are certain that's required to be eligible to take the post exam in some officers will continue to. c.p.r. cards that right carets you know what is required in order to obtain a car it's about a 4 hour class there is a written test and a skills examination test out and what does it cover. if it includes adult c.p.r. and 80 infant c.p.r. 80 as well as choking. you know at this time likely to display to the witness not to the jury exhibit 277 for jennifer. if you 2 can look at what's been marked for going to pick you should see exhibit 277 does that appear to be an american heart association c.p.r. car correct yes is that the type of card you should if you complete the 4 hour course you

you have post requirements you have to fulfill every year in your post service training, is that right? >> that is correct. >> is that delivered through a series of in-service trainings that occur at the same training facility you mentioned? >> yes. >> is that training optional? can an officer go somewhere else to get their post credits or skip the in-service or is that training required annually. >> do you have to take it? >> yes, i do. >> what type of training is provided in the post service training? >> some of the training that's provided in the annual training can be triple incident training, cit training? >> cit is crisis intervention training? >> yes, crisis intervention training, thank you. tactics, basic cpr, first aid. those are some of the types of training that is required annually. >> even though they already ostensibly been trained on all of these things before, you're still doing the same training annually? >> that is correct. >> why is that? >> a lot of that is just to re-emphasize the importance of the training itself, muscle memory, because all of our department membe

sorry. >> any of the posts you've seen before january 6th, are any of those people with those posts, have any of them been charged? >> yeah. that's kind of unclear. we're looking at anonymous user names. some websites have intentionally obfuscated identities. connecting those people to posts is the problem. some people left some damning stuff. pictures of flights saying this flight is filled with people from this forum. my hotel room is filled with people from that forum. so they're not working backwards from the posts. they're exclusively it appears working from people that they saw at the capitol, arrested at the capitol. it is unclear why they haven't put the pieces together yet. >> really puzzling. ben collins, thank you for bringing this story to our attention. we appreciate it. >>> that does it for me today. if you are going outside, wear a mask. if staying in, ayman mohyeldin picks up coverage after a quick break. cks up coverage after a q break. n, try downy free & gentle. just pour into the rinse dispenser and downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towe

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in the post-jesse burr who is the president of the special ohio police families association urged the girl wearing pink who was to tell the world how officer nick riordan saved her life. for that horrible crime miss burr is being investigated by her school district. welcome to joe biden's america. is this is where we live. a place where neighbor snitches on neighbor and even the most benign expression can get you canceled and the social media assassins are always at the ready with their cell phones to report any slight no matter how objectively benign and then courtesy of liberal media hit men in such reputational execution have reached epidemic levels in the biden era. this viral video was posted on twitter days ago by self-described race bader and journalist to reconnect she and was intended to smear is racist a holiday inn employee suffering some type of mental breakdown but i have to warn you the video is quite disturbing. >> your company made a mistake you want to take it out on me so why do you get mad at that? i will show you on camera. i will show you on camera. this is the ty

>> that is correct. >> post stands for peace officers in training? >> correct. >> what is the requirement for posttraining? how many courses are you required to take. >> every sworn peace officer in minnesota receives the license through this standards and training so post will change up what some of the requirements are time to time but some of the ones i think right now would be crisis intervention training, there's certainly defense tactics training, there's a procedural justice training now required so minneapolis police officers receive that mandated training but we are also very fortunate we are able to receive additional training. >> you personally participated in that training to maintain your post license? >> correct. >> chief, he began her career in 1989, you're not chief of police department, who had many roles within that department, correct? >> correct. >> i'd like to publish exhibit 209 if i may and we'll leave that up while you testify. post the first position you held within the department after you completed your academy trading. >>

that was the point of "the washington post" story. how amazing, to read something like this, especially now. 1100 miles from washington, in brooklyn center, minnesota, a police officer accidentally reached for her gun instead of a taser and killed a man called daunte wright. it was a tragedy. all shootings are a tragedy. but we know that officer's name because every news organization in the country printed it immediately. she has now resigned, she is now facing charges. her mug shot is everywhere. it is all over the internet. that is why two nights ago, a mob showed up at her house and forced she and her husband to flee. she is not the only one. last august, a police officer in kenosha, wisconsin, shot a man called jacob blake. do you remember that? riots erupted immediately. well, yesterday, that officer was cleared of all charges. in that story broke, npr, national public radio, put that police officer's name and photograph on the front of their website. so that is the standard. except in this case, where they are still hiding the i

, post-fact gop, but a post-common sense gop. so, they're telling their voters that an election in which house republicans were roundly re-elected, just about all of them, unfortunately, trump was cheated? so the fraudsters went in and, what, voted for republicans in congress? i mean, they're asking the republicans not just to buy a lie. they're taking it -- a cheap -- instead of saying, we are for voter suppression, come with me, and they'll get there, mark my words, they'll get there, but for now, they're running these bills on the lie that there was fraud. there was no fraud. but they're also asking republican voters, and i guess it's troubling to go along with it, to suspend common sense. >> yeah. but you know, common sense left the building long ago when you talk about the gop. i mean, you know, look, for 20 years or more, the republican party has, with great precision, been passing laws and instituting regulations that disadvantage democratic constituencies and their ability to vote by limiting the number of polling places

hundreds of subpostmasters were prosecuted for theft, fraud and false accounting because of the post office's defective horizon accounting system, with 39 having their convictions overturned by the court of appeal last week. the clearing of their names follows the overturning of six other convictions in december. the business minister made a statement to mps. thejudgement last week will require careful consideration by all involved, the government wants to see all postmasters whose convictions have been overturned fairly compensated as quickly as possible and we will work with the post office towards this goal. in september the government announced an inquiry under ex high courtjudge, sir win williams. the inquiry has made such progress already heard from a number of effective postmasters and a cough or evidence has recently closed. the inquiry is now planning for public hearings. the horizon dispute has been long running and for the benefit of anyone involved it's important that this inquiry reaches its conclusion swiftly. i look forward to receiving the report later this summer. th

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bricks the price of post border checks we discussed the background to the weekend's violent attacks on police in northern ireland. live from moscow this is international welcome to the program 1st a correspondent with r.t. america had a twitter account briefly suspended for the social media platform only agreeing to a block of page after she removed a video of alleged us war crimes which she had every tweeted rachel levin says twitter's attention was drawn by video widely known as collateral murder which was 1st released by wiki leaks just over a decade ago rachel says she was told that the video violated the platform's graphic content policy now we are about to show you parts of that video which you may have seen before but you might find still disturbing to watch. this once classified u.s. military video appears to show the indiscriminate shooting of over a dozen civilians in a baghdad from an american helicopter among those killed that 2 employees of the reuters news agency wiki leaks said it had managed to obtain the same video from a number of whistleblowers as cross live to watch

posts are misleading at best julia ainsley now. julia, you've reviewed dozens of these posts. are they contributing to this surge? >> reporter: well, yes, that's what the biden administration says and that's what internal dhs documents show that they are very worried that there are social media posts that are getting out wrong information about their policies and also encouraging more people to make this journey often it is very dangerous the image that they portray of the 100% safe journey, that hardly ever happens, shep, so they're worried about people taking the dangerous journey and they're worried it is contributing to the large numbers we are seeing and now what the secretary of homeland security thinks is a 20-year high they have seen social media in the past and it is part of this current surge. >> facebook took these posts down after i understand you flagged them has the biden administration addressed the social media aspect of this surge of migrants >> reporter: that's right. facebook takes down anything that is flagged to them but it's a game of whack-a-mole because

bought the "washington post," he already had a strategy. he studied it and came to you with a plan. >> there is no question. he does his research. >> reporter: over the last 15 years, over 2,000 newspapers in the u.s., that's one in five, have gone out of business. local news is having a hard time. it has become a news desert out there. is the answer for newspaper today to get a sugar daddy? >> not every paper is going to get a sugar daddy, so that is not an answer -- >> reporter: should they try? should they go courting? >> good for them. if they can find one, hey -- there was an old saying in this business is that, you know what you call a billionaire who acquired a media organization? a millionaire. [laughter] >> reporter: to turn "the post" into a national and international paper, jeff bezos made a $250 million investment, allowing for a near doubling of its newsroom staff from 580 to more than a thousand, and adding internet-friendly graphics and clickable -- >> and the number one enabenabler is the fake media. they are truly an enemy

reports say twitter, facebook and instagram took down about a hundred posts. in their words, "to curb misleading content." here's an example of one. a tweet from indian politician who accuses modi of underplaying the crisis and blaming deaths on his mismanagement. if you are in india, you can no longer see this. and this was shared after on instagram — posts with the hashtag #resignmodi have been hidden. let's speak now to rana ayuub. she is global opinions writer at the washington post. very well known commentator in india. thank you forjoining, what is your reaction to the government defence that these measures are necessary to contain this information about covid—19? necessary to contain this information about covid-19? well, nothin: information about covid-19? well, nothing better— information about covid-19? well, nothing better could _ information about covid-19? well, nothing better could be _ information about covid—19? -ii nothing better could be expected of a party which has failed to protect its own citizens, especially at a time when indian

joining me now is david, "washington post" reporter, and msnbc contributor. his byline on this article, david, you wrote that the gop is still donald trump's party. the clearest proof of that is still finding ways to pay donald trump money. how is trump still making money off the party even after he's left office? >> well, look, he's the party's central figure. there's nobody in the republican party that has anywhere near the stature that he does. everybody wants to see him, get his endorsement and he's also basically not leaving his house. he's not leaving his properties at all. so if you want that, if you want that face time, if you want that endorsement, you got to come to mar-a-lago. and a lot of folks have decided they should not only come to mar-a-lago, they should pay to rent it out, to have fundraisers there. so, basically, trump is, you know, he's taken this valuable commodity, himself, and locked himself in a place where he can charge people to come in. so, it's a good money-making strategy. i don't know if it's a great political strategy but it's t

a little bit of a different take on it from the post. yeah well when they covered the georgia election reform bill you know they did things like put out headlines lamenting the fact that you're going to need voter id and the restrictions of restrictions pictures of people saying let us vote now i want to point to 2 sections of the paper the technology section lamenting the fact that this was a major win for e-commerce and the e-commerce giant amazon which is you know they should point out is also owned by will run by the same person that runs them i didn't see that disclaimer anywhere and i don't have a sarah said ripple effects across the nation for workers and the labor movement they called it a massive blow for the late for labor organizers as if that was a good thing now to me i don't i differ with them politically so i do think it's a pretty good thing but for them to say that is remarkable they bragged about the fact that that biden did a video in support of voting for the union and he failed and what this failure is going to mean

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office. ibeh computer system that was installed by the post office.— by the post office. ben thompson, thank ou by the post office. ben thompson, thank you very _ by the post office. ben thompson, thank you very much. _ finally have a look at this world record that was broken in arizona this weekend. rob gronkowski is an nfl star who's won four super bowls, but here he was trying to make a catch from a 640—foot pass. a helicopter above the stadium threw it to him. his first two attempts weren't so good, but then on the third, this happened. from more than 600 feet thrown from a helicopter. big cheers. i don't think it's that hard, once you have got your eye in. in my days playing cricket, i probably could have managed that, 100th time lucky probably. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. if you have been looking for rain in the forecast, we have got some showers and rain this week. today there is a lot of cloud and rain across scotland and some of that is heavy and potentially thundery. a bit more cloud getting into northern ireland and northern e

beyond your initial post-certification. >> when you're initially post-certified, you need one? >> correct. that's part of the certification required to be eligible to take the post-exam. >> and some officers will continue to obtain the cpr card, is that right? >> correct. >> do you know what is required to maintain that card? >> it's a four-hour test. there's a written test and skills examination test out. >> what does it cover? >> it includes adult cpr, infant cpr and choking. >> at this time i would like to display to the witness, not to the jury, exhibit 277 for identification. if you look at what's been marked for identification as exhibit 277, does that appear to be an american heart association cpr card? >> yes. >> while it's not a requirement, some officers continue them and those cards are maintained in the records of the minneapolis police department? >> if they took a full course, we would be the record holder. >> and then if we can look at exhibit 278. that also appears to be a cpr card with a different year. >> correct. >> i'll offer exhibits 277 and 278. >> they ar

was a new post on his instagram account seems to have been passing these posts on to his lawyers periodically and in that post he says that he was able to see doctors that he says he trusts twice now and that they have recommended that he calls off his hunger strike apparently according to the post they said that soon there may be nothing left to treat if he is if he doesn't stop his hunger strike but he has also demanded to see another doctor he's still complaining about numbness in his arms and legs so that demand goes forward and what this is all mean for his flight . well he's still obviously in prison he was this week transferred to a different prison which has a medical ward churchill osis ward actually his lawyers say that he still is considered by the prison service to be a flight a flight risk so essentially he might you know flee the prison and that means that prison guards check on him periodically including at night which means that they are waking him every few hours the prison service itself has said that his health is satisfactory but it does according to his supporters there i

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he posted on social media. "the u.s. government is the number one enemy of black people," he's african-american, the attacker. how much does this help with the motive or state of mind? >> it all helps. his own words are relevant and his perception of both his situation and what he thought the government was doing to him may explain why he picked a particular target. there will be questions whether he was politically motivated. i know this is going to be sort of seems like it is going to be threading needles. let me be clear here. because you hate the government does not mean in action is t terrorism. you have to promote violence in p pursuit of a political goal. may be he has a combination of mental issues and extraissues o government that's unrelated to a specific ideology. that's why we wait and no one should use this for political purposes. we do not know at this stage but his words are relevant. >> joining me now is former chief charles ramsey. >> this is a tragedy for your city and of course for the capitol police f

and so we also, there's post requirements of minnesota post office standards and training to receive our loons there was a test that we have to take then. there was also scenario base training as well to grade assess how we performed during that training in the academy. and so that was, that was part of that important training that i received along with my candidates at the academy. >> and that was the very first minneapolis police academy? >> that is correct. >> in a trainee at the academy is that trainee referred to as a cadet? >> that is correct. >> if your employment you've been continuously employed as a minneapolis in the minneapolis police department since was that 1989? >> that is correct, sir. >> has the academy changed since you first were a cadet back in 1989? >> it has, and while i certainly believed that at the time back in 1989 that training was important, like any police department, we should not be monolithic our communities are not monolithic and our training should evolve we should be focusedd on what our national best practice is, and so the training is that our --

we will issue the post office with a letter of - the post office with a letter of claim. — the post office with a letter of claim. they have appointed lawyers. they will— claim. they have appointed lawyers. they will either pay it or we will end up— they will either pay it or we will end up back in court. it could be another— end up back in court. it could be anotherjourney, we don't know yet. it anotherjourney, we don't know yet. it isn't _ anotherjourney, we don't know yet. it isn't over— anotherjourney, we don't know yet. it isn't over until it's over. it it isn't over until it's over. absolutely it isn't over until it's over. it absolutely isn't but i can feel the hopein absolutely isn't but i can feel the hope in you today. i'm glad the sun is shining for you. i can almost see your shoulders relax. i wish you all the best. jo hamilton, former sub—postmistress. you have been following this story. you know that the stress and the strain has caused illness, it has caused mental health problems and just that worry. not been trusted, you are at the heart of a community and that c

and — the post office scandal that left dozens of workers with criminal convictions — the sub post masters who hope their names will finally be cleared tomorrow. and coming up on the bbc news channel: protests continue against the crumbling european super league, as fans demand more of a say in how football is run. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. president biden has opened a major global climate summit, with a call to other world leaders to step up to the challenge. joe biden pledged to cut us emissions by half by the end of this decade — but he warned his country couldn't take action alone. he told world leaders that scientists were calling this the "decisive decade" for tackling climate change and action was needed now. this graph shows how global carbon emissions have risen over the years — they were still relatively low until the mid—20th century. the latest figures show the countries who are the biggest emitters are china, the us and india. 0ur science editor, david shukman, has this report. the more the world heats up, the more dangerous it becomes, that is wha

police that while they're out of the game face book scrubs a video of an interview with donald trump posted by his daughter ignore redound other platforms than the former president earlier this year. by the great to have you with us this is r.t. international. the 37000000000 pound test and trace system that u.k. prime minister boris johnson wants hailed as world. like it didn't quite live up to all the hype that's according to a major study published in the british medical journal this raise concerns how effective it really is. it is thanks to n.h.s. tests to trace the we're able to send kids back to school and to here. and irreversibly to reopen our economy and restart our lives our data suggests that so for reported rates of full adherence to isolating and testing are low as are rates of recognition of the main symptoms of covert 19 with such low rates for sins and recognition testing and full self isolation the effectiveness of the current form of the you case test trace an isolate system is limited well beating and wild leading that's what the u.k. is testing try to stem was supposed t