, anthony harris was sentenced to the max. >> she asked anthony if he had any comment. and i was so proud when he said, "your honor, i did not do it." >>> when "nightline" returns -- >> when you hear that someone confessed to a crime, i think the automatic response of most people is, they're guilty. the reality is very different. >> the fight to free anthony. >> how did they get you to confess? >> basically it was a trick. good checkup? no, great checkup. aw, thank you, doc. for great checkups, crest has you covered... because crest pro-health protects 100% of your mouth for 24 hours. i mean we're talking dental hall of fame. now, from crest pro-health new densify. like bones, your teeth lose density overtime. but, crest has you covered. crest densify... actively rebuilds tooth density to extend the life of teeth. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. tastes great in our iced coffees too. which makes waking up at 5 a.m. to milk the cows a little easier. (moo) mabel says for you, it's more like 5:15. man: mom, rea

anthony? you did, didn't you? anthony? >> yes. i was scared. >> like any normal 12-year-old. >> absolutely. i mean, that kind of pressure, being that young, you don't know how to react. i mean, you're going to be scared automatically. >> to a 12-year-old boy, this was the equivalent of a police officer taking a hammer out and saying, i'm going to hammer you on the hand until you confess to the bank robbery. of course, they didn't engage in that kind of physical coercion, but the mental and psychological pressure that they put on anthony was essentially the legal equivalent. >> and so all of this is coming at anthony. he's in a maze. what do i have to do to bring this to a halt? >> she fell down falling this way? or did she fall down and you had to grab her and turn her over? >> i grabbed her and turned her over. >> did you grab her from right behind or push her from behind? >> pushed her from behind. >> did she know you were there and was running from you? or you just surprised her? >> surprised her. >> he was clearly parroting ba

so this has been a very safe campaign for anthony albanese. i think it's been a fairly underwhelming campaign from both of the major parties and that could, in some way, explain why an estimated one in the three australian voters decided to support other independents and minor parties. it has been a spectacular election in terms of the results for independent candidates, who have been running on climate change platforms, integrity in politics, and also gender equality. it's also been a very good election for the australian greens. so we're still waiting to see if anthony albanese will be able to lead a majority government or will have to rely on some of those independents and those members of the greens party as well. a lot of talk about climate change and he talked about ending the climate was. he says he wants to turn the country into a renewable energy superpower. what we've heard over the last six weeks of a very long australian election campaign, many, many voters saying that climate change, along with the cost of living and the economy,

anthony garcia was broke. his home facing foreclosure. >> what appeared to us that he had made some deliberate attempt to kind of lay things out so people could get his affairs in order. and we see those things as homicide investigators when you investigate suicide. >> so, wherever he was headed when you arrested him was maybe going to be a slash journey anywhere. >> that was our thought, that it was going to be us and. game >> in addition to the documents take it from garcia's home, investigators had to go through all the data collected from his electronic devices. cell phones, tablets, computers and his icloud account. >> you could see from his financial records that he was regularly going to alcohol stores that he was spending a lot of time at gentlemen clubs in and around tear hole. he was not working regularly, so we look to, us collectively, that his life was falling apart. >> hardly what's garcias france had envisioned for the son when he was growing up in southern california. anthony garcia's father, f

that's not what anthony's family beliefs. they say, the sheriff's deputies who shot him jonathan rojas and nicholas perez used excessive deadly force. be filed a lawsuit after his death, alleging the deputies were members or prospects of the banditos, who are the bundy, those? it's a gang within the establish sheriff's department. these are people that are working as detectives as deputies in our communities. the vargas lawsuit claims the bandito was promoted a culture of fear, intimidation and violence inside the sheriff's department. and they say this was a major factor. and anthony shooting or you banditos game member? no, i'm not. in depositions the deputies who shot anthony denied that they're associated with the group shooting. oh yeah, the new burgess was law in order to prove slightly broke. that's not why partial these people are untouchable. it's not about human life. they want exactly what every gang member wants. the power and control of these claims are not new. these groups have existed in the sheriff's departme

our name i am the m anthony vargas. i mean, i'm standing alongside a lot of big family that have experienced the exact same violence from st sheriff's department. isn't going to continue to happen if we don't step up now and put something in place. like with these los angeles, where anthony was killed, has had the highest number of deputy in both shootings in the county since 2016. according to loyola in court testimony, deputies have said that the banditos controlled the station around the time of his fatal shooting. we went to easterly station to see if we could learn more about the banditos and the culture here. deputy david bento has been with the ally sheriff's department for 10 years in this car right here. ok. he transferred to the east tele station 6 months ago. you obviously had to deal with a liar street gangs. right. so then if you hear people saying, oh, there's gangs within the sheriff's department, but as a where show me. oh yeah. yeah. so why do you think they're saying? i have no idea. i'm not saying tha

my nephew, anthony was 21. when he was executed by 2 yeast alisha deputies who chose to target and murder him as an entryway into the deputy gang known as a banditos, instead of being held accountable, the deputies are being rewarded, eradicate deputy gangs. thank you. pam. we've been doing this for 3 years. i give it to the race for year, everything out. so it becomes part of a grieving process for us. we want anthony story to get out there because we want other people to take the strength. how many times have you seen a person in a gang related shooting? get shot, 13 times. people need to start rising up in our communities and speaking on what's going on here because we need to take our feet back and away from these criminals. nothing in this world that we can do is going to bring back my son. but i'll be damned if my son's life is gonna be in me. i'm going to fight hard to make sure that this doesn't happen to another family. i'm aah! along with a 74 years after that and a permanent displacement of more than

anthony: we do. during the pandemic, or limited service hotels with the ones that recovered most quickly. lisa: how are you able to raise prices? anthony: pricing power has been extorting every. when we look back at the pace and trajectory of this recovery, the speed with which pricing power returned to be the most notable issue. if you look that post 9/11, post-great recession, it took the industry for five years to get its pricing power back. it took less than two this time. lisa: has it decelerated at all or have you seen any resistance? anthony: really not. tom asked across the price tears. in the first quarter, luxury average rate was 27% ahead of where we were in 2019. lisa: what about below that? anthony: we continue to see pricing power across all segments. tom: you mentioned limited service. michael mckee lived on your concierge system, which i guess went away with the pandemic. mckey ones -- mckee wants full-service. he's very demanding. the bottom line is a lot of people want services, and

anthony albanese is nettina meeting? anthony albanese is getting right — meeting? anthony albanese is getting right down _ meeting? anthony albanese is getting right down to - meeting? anthony albanese is| getting right down to business. he is australia's 31st prime minister, and the first order of the day is getting on that plane to japan for that quad meeting with india, japan and the united states. we know that the united states. we know that the renderer mode, president joe biden have been in contact via twitter and phone to congratulate anthony albanese. he says there will be a reset of australia's foreign policy. he says he wants to reassess australia's engagement with the world and of course australia's relations with china would be key in ebony albanese �*s mind as he heads north to tokyo. trainer's recent security deal with solomon islands, one of australia's traditional partners in the indo—pacific has certainly caused alarm in australia and relations between canberra and beijing have deteriorated pretty badly in recent years. anthony albanese certain

this is an interim measure, anthony - interim measure, anthony albanese is has been rushed into office, if you like, so he can attend the quad summit in tokyo, with other leaders from india and japan and united states. here in australia we are still awaiting the final outcome of the saturday election. anthony albanese is the new prime minister, whether he will govern in a majority or have to go into coalition with some independence or the australian greens, we will have to wait and see. many analysts here believe mr anthony albanese the labour party will reach the magic number of 76 seats in the lower house of parliament, that would give it majority government, if it doesn't, it will have to negotiate with those other nonaligned lawmakers or the greens as well. foreign policy very much on mr albanese's agenda as he heads to tokyo, when he gets back home he will have monumental challenges awaiting him as well.- awaiting him as well. quite a busy agenda _ awaiting him as well. quite a busy agenda for _ awaiting him as well. quite a busy agenda for him - awaiting him as well. quite a busy

i think there's very little chance of that, anthony. i mean, we heard that very emotional president biden there demanding action. this is a message i should say that we've heard echoed across washington from democratic senators and representatives. and it was just 10 days ago that there was a mass shooting at a supermarket in buffalo and that was killed 10 black americans. and if you look at the house of representatives where democrats do have a majority, they have been able to move forward with some type of gun regulation. so strict are background checks on the types of weapons that can be purchased, but that has stopped short and the senate republicans have repeatedly blocked any efforts to move forward with this legislation. and indeed, anthony, today we have seen already republicans calling for more armed protection at schools rather than let regulation to restrict access to guns. so again, that avenue for change looks very slim. here they w. washington correspondent to me some a scandal. many thanks and time to take a look at some

earlier today anthony albanese said i want to see change. i want to see change in the way politics operates in this country. and i think this is a message from him, notjust for australians but for the rest of the world as well. as shaimaa said, anthony albanese promises to turn australia into a renewable energy powerhouse — but what exactly does he mean? at the moment, roughly 96% of australia's power is generated through using fossil fuels, with coal providing around a0%. that requires the use of around 130 million tonnes of coal each year. mr albanese has promised to reduce australia's emissions by 43% by 2030 — dropping to net zero by 2050. he hasn't said what he plans to do about fossil fuels, but he has promised to make electric vehicles cheaper, roll out 85 solar banks around australia to ensure more households can benefit from rooftop solar and install 400 community batteries across the country. the potential for solar and wind power in australia is huge. however, there's still the question of its fossil fuel exports. it provides

that's right, anthony. we heard the senator refer to it that there been more than $200.00 mass shootings in the us already this year. and just remember that president biden was actually in buffalo last week, comforting the black community there were, and 10 people were killed at a supermarket in this racially motivated shooting. so certainly, anthony, we can expect the president to speak about all of this and about the need for stricter gun control. but again, that is an issue that is so politically divisive in this country. and it has remained elusive until now. so we'll wait and see what exactly the president had to say. it has to say on this, the dublin washington correspondents to me so must gather many things. forces file to over, run the capital key. if moscow is now concentrating its fire power on the eastern dumbass region, the doubly correspondent mathias building a travel to the city of lizzie chant square, which has been under heavy attack. the 2 weeks lucid chance has been without water today, a

anthony albanese is the _ some form or other. anthony albanese is the next _ some form or other. anthony albanese is the next prime minister and he will be _ is the next prime minister and he will be putting together our government of some sort. we do not know_ government of some sort. we do not know if— government of some sort. we do not know if it _ government of some sort. we do not know if it will be a minority government, the likely allies are going _ government, the likely allies are going to — government, the likely allies are going to be those independence we have been— going to be those independence we have been hearing about, mainly women _ have been hearing about, mainly women candidates that have defeated an ice _ women candidates that have defeated an ice did _ women candidates that have defeated an ice did male government candidates in supposedly traditional safe government seats. they are the hi i safe government seats. they are the big story _ safe government seats. they are the big story to _ safe government seats. they are the big story to come out of this

all right, so new prime minister, his name is anthony albany. who is anthony of an easy is, has been the labor lead us in the parties to face at the last election in 2019. he is somebody that has focused quite a lot on his likability and his background. he came, he grew up in public housing was raised by a single mother in this kind of humble beginnings. humble roots is something that he's used to connect with voices. he is pushing for more ambitious short term goals in climate change, reducing emissions. he wants to tackle inflation. he wants to his promising a more robust social safety net. and he wants to give a referendum on giving indigenous people an institutional voice in national policy making in terms of climate to he's also saying he wants to make a trailer, australia, a renewable energy superpower. so that's who he is. and that's what we can expect domestically from a government led by him and internationally. what does this change for australia's, you know, partners and even rivals anthony albany. he says that the cornerstone of aust

what does this change for australia's, you know, partners and even rivals anthony albany. he says that the cornerstone of australian foreign policy is its relationship with the united states. he is a supporter of this august pac, between australia, britain and australia to provide a strategy with these nuclear powered submarines that something he supports. he wants to build better relations with indonesia, these very large, important neighbor on australia doorstep. but the number one foreign policy item facing the incoming government is dealing with the aggression of china in the region and albany. he says that he wants to, to deal with that in a more assertive way. ok to reach. thanks so much for insight into the australian election upset ukraine's president lensky says, his army has inflicted serious damage on russia's armed forces, even though the city of mary, opal has just fallen. the last remaining fighters there have surrendered after a siege. lasting nearly 3 months. so lensky also says only a diplomatic breakthrough can end the war. brushing t v broadcast images o

anthony, thank ou are democratic ma'orities. anthony, thank you so — are democratic majorities. anthony, thank you so much _ are democratic majorities. anthony, thank you so much for— are democratic majorities. anthony, thank you so much for that - are democratic majorities. anthony, thank you so much for that update. | you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: scuffles break out injerusalem, after the killing of aljazeera journalist shireen abu akleh in the occupied west bank. the broadcaster has accused israeli forces of deliberately targeting journalists. the pope was shot, the pope will live — that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, "terrorism had come to the vatican." the man they called the butcher of lille, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightes

that's not what anthony's family beliefs. they say, the sheriff's deputies who shot him jonathan rojas and nicholas perez used excessive deadly force. they filed a lawsuit after his death, alleging the deputies were members or prospects of the banditos, who are the bundy, those? it's a gang within the establish sheriff's department. these are people that are working as detectives as deputies in our communities. the vargas lawsuit claims the bandito was promoted a culture of fear, intimidation and violence inside the sheriff's department. and they say this was a major factor and anthony shooting, are you on the dos game member? no, i'm not. in depositions the deputies who shot anthony denied that they're associated with the group shooting. oh, don't believe burgess place law in order to personally understand. right. that's not why partial these people are untouchable. it's not about human life. they want exactly what every gang member wants. the power and control these cleans are not new. these groups have existed in the sheri

anthony albanese he has had a bit of stage fright and the press pack is sniffed blood but it's had a disfiguring effect on this campaign and what is a small target campaign has become even smaller. there is a lack of big ideas in the journalists would say on the lack of big ideas, we will go with this gotcha line of questioning but as a journalist myself who attended some of these press conferences, i saw something you really see, it was the public tackling the press and i think many voters think the press in this instance has gone too far. when ou look instance has gone too far. when you look at _ instance has gone too far. when you look at some _ instance has gone too far. when you look at some of _ instance has gone too far. when you look at some of the - you look at some of the commentary coming out of the election, i've seen it described as a contest between character and experience and when people talk about character, they are specifically talking about these yrsl —— teal candidates, independent candidates coming to the election of the promise of integrity and political ch

and that different comes in the name of anthony alban easy and his incoming party. it strikes me that a lot of our viewers might not have heard his name. tell us a little bit more about the incoming prime minister. well, anthony albin easy is someone that has been involved in australia, labor movement since he was a very young man. he grew up in public housing, he was raised by a single mother in this kind of working class. humble background is something that he is used to try and connect with voices. he is somebody that back when the stranger was changing its prime ministers, he ended up being deputy prime minister for a very short period back in 2013. he is somebody that is not perhaps as ambitious on climate change as the greens and independence would like him. to be, but he has promised to make a strain energy, a renewable energy superpower. he's also promised to tackle inflation. and he wants to give a referendum on getting indigenous people an institutional voice in national policy making. he has largely late a safe campaign. pretty much based on the fact of t

anthony albanese had one key message for australians, anthony albanese had one key message foraustralians, it anthony albanese had one key message for australians, it is now time for change. the people have listened, now it is up to the politicians. the rising cost—of—living and climate change have dominated the election as two key issues for voters. this is a country that is anxious and divided. its new leader has vowed that his will be a government of optimism and unity. paul smith is president of the australian labour party abroad, based here in london. he remains confident that the party will get a majority, helping it to push its policy on climate change. they came in with a commitment on climate change, cut it by 42%, and what is different is that it is backed up by government investment and also they are going to cut prices for ordinary people in terms of fuel and energy, and whilst the government is going to face things out of a time, that doesn't preclude a whole range of energy options. its main concern is to cut fossil fuels and in the emission target overall. also to make

so anthony albanese, whether it has a full majority or claim majority or not. he wants to move on change and he said last night, any speechless, t areas of change that he believes the vibes of israeli once or the likes of ki, she's like, gender pay gets the national integrity commission and climate change. so we have a new, new live leader here in australia, a new prime minister, but we're yet to work out if he has a t majority to govern. alright. or sarah clark life us there in sydney syrup. thank you. last night. so to come here now does hear including empty shells force drastic action. the u. s. military flies in tons of baby formula to fill a critical shortage glass wimbleton organizers stand their ground despite the tennis tournament, being stripped of ranking points more on that status of the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to qatar wookey or travel package today. however, we still got some very heavy rain pushing across southern parts of china, even though the may you front just pulling off shore for a time. so something of a break

prices caused by the war in ukraine and change at the top down under the new labor prime minister, anthony albanese, is promising to make australia climate change, superpower. ah, next by sir. welcome to the program. polish president and j. duda says russia must completely withdraw from ukraine. duda is the 1st foreign head of state to address the ukrainian parliament since the war began. we thought he says concessions to russian aggression would be a blow for the entire western world. and that ukraine must be free to shape his own destiny. yet, even on my john, the thought that, oh, i want to see clearly. but only ukraine has the right to decide its future. so, my guess ukraine has the right to self determination. if you will not miss out of the international community, you must demand that russia end. it's aggression and leave ukraine completely. okay . and that he thought you all, can i email you on that? it must stop trampling on international law about the museum. there can be no negotiations and decision making behind ukraine's back. oh boy, nothing can be decided about ukraine witho

that is anthony albanese. opposition parties are demanding that the prime minister explains a meeting with the senior civil servant sue gray over her report into parties held in downing street during lockdown. it's emerged the pair met several weeks ago — but there are conflicting accounts of what was discussed. i asked our political correspondent jonathan blake about what we know about this meeting. last night, downing street confirmed this meeting had taken place, and we were told by a senior source in number 10 that it was arranged at the request of sue gray and it was called to discuss practical and process issues, such as whether photographs would be published as evidence when her report is published in the coming days, as we expect. a spokesman for the sue gray investigation has disputed that account and it seems as far as that side is concerned, photographs were not discussed and that a senior official in number 10 initially suggested that sue gray might like to update the prime minister on the progre

el 10 de junio de 2018 anthony fue encontrado inconciente en la casa donde vivÍa con su madre. el novio de ella y tres hermanitos. un dÍa despuÉs el niÑo de 10 aÑos muriÓ en un hospital. y la autopsia revelÓ severos creo —— golpes y retones. y daÑos cerebrales que le provoca la muerte. el dijo que la base de la demanda fueron las 13 veces que se reportaron al departamento del servicios infantiles, les abusos que sufrÍa anthony en su casa.se acuso a los trabajadores sociales de no hacerlo requerido para evitar la muerte del niÑo. >> me siento feliz que por fin se haga justicia para mi niÑo. y espero que con esto haya un cambio y que otros niÑos no tengan que sufrir lo que ÉlsufriÓ . jaime: se espera que en un mÁximo de 90 dÍas, la junta de supervisores de los Ángeles aprueben el acuerdo. notablemente conmovido, el abogado de la familia seÑalÓ que buscarÁ cambios en las leyes de california. para evitar que otros niÑos vÍctimas de abuso infantil mueren debido a la negligencia de las autoridades. mientras tanto, la madre del pequeÑo anthony y su novia est�

at the top down under the labor party winds office in australian elections, incoming prime minister anthony alban, easy promises to unite the nation after hosting the longstanding conservative government ah hello, i am told me all logical welcome to the program ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says his army has inflicted serious damage on russia's armed forces. russia stepped up, it's a tax in southern and eastern ukraine after gaining a symbolic victory in mario pole. the last remaining fighters there surrendered after a siege lasting nearly 3 months. soleski also says, only a diplomatic breakthrough can end the war, brush and see the broadcast images of what they say are the last soldiers leaving the as of style steel plant. these fighters have become a symbol of ukraine's resistance against russia's invasion. their fate now is unclear. russia has branded them nazis and threatened to put them on trial for war crimes. ukraine is called for the capture soldiers, to be swap for russian prisoners of war. ukraine's president has not addressed russia's claim to have taken the as of style p

marks the end of almost a decade of conservative rule australia has elected a new prime minister in anthony albanese, the leader of the centre left to labor party. tonight, the astrology and paypal had voted for change i am humbled by this victory and i am honored to be given the opportunity to serve as the 31st prime minister of the new prime minister has vowed to tackle corruption and turn australia into a renewable energy superpower, with the country still reeling from a series of devastating floods. earlier this year, climate change proved to be a decisive issue at the polls. the incumbent, conservative liberal party last seats to labor across the country. but the biggest challenge came from a rising group of independent candidates who focused their campaigns around climate action and cracking down on corruption. the outgoing prime minister scott morrison conceded defeat and announced he had stepping down as leader of the liberals. i've always believed in australians and their judgment, and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts and to not they have delivered their verdict.

anthony albanese wins the australian general election, becoming the country's first labor prime minister in almost a decade. tonight at the australian people have voted for change. as russian attacks in eastern ukraine intensify, president zelensky says diplomacy is the only way the war on his country will end. switzerland and the netherlands are the latest countries to report cases of monkeypox — doctors warn the outbreak could badly affect access to sexual health services. an unprecedented spring heatwave hits part of spain, with temperatures of more than a0 celsius in some places. two people are taken to hospital after a stand hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. the australian opposition labor party leader, anthony albanese, has said he is "humbled" by his party's victory in australia's general election. addressing supporters, he pledged to transform the country into a renewable energy superpower and to work towards lifting wages and profits. our correspondent shaimaa khalil reports from sydney. this is the labour party's first election victory in almost a

earlier today anthony albanese said i want to see change. i want to see change in the way politics operates in this country. and i think this is a message from him, notjust for australians but for the rest of the world as well. the long—awaited report into gatherings in downing street during lockdown is expected to be published within days. the senior civil servant sue gray has given people she intends to name in her report until 5pm today to respond. meanwhile, pressure is growing on the prime minister to explain what was discussed at a meeting between him and ms gray several weeks ago. our political correspondent iain watson reports. the long—awaited report into gatherings at the heart of government is being finalised this weekend, and it's expected to be published within days. the senior civil servant sue gray has contacted all those she is intending to name or criticise, and they have until 5:00pm today to respond. but if some of them challenge her account of what went on here, the report could be delayed further, and labour are ques

so that's what anthony blanking was relying on in order to make his remarks. just on this story, we spoke exclusively to the bell. russian foreign minister about freedom of speech has demonstrated in the west. he says, long years of a sanctions policy against this country. i've convinced him that freedom of choice is just a shell when it comes to the narrative of some country. godson will mcglatian that the who, how could we expect that the strong hold of democracy, the bastion of human rights, and the preaches of virtue will do this many, including us thought the west at his to such idols. we believed that everyone should look towards the west. the recent events in belarus and what happened to russia clearly show to me that all this was a false shell behind which the west had its true face. the purpose of the shell is to ensure its dominance. it's not the right time to talk about freedom of speech or rule of law to day when all knows have been violated when we're trying to challenge sanction laws in european court's decisions are made instantly to change the

it means this man, anthony albanese, is set to form the next government though it's not yet clear whether it will be a majority or minority administration. it says a lot about our great country that the son of a single mum who is a disability pensioner, who grew up in public housing down the road, can stand before you tonight as australia's prime minister. we'll have the latest on what this means for australia — and for the world. also this hour... two people have been taken to hospital after a stand collapsed during a trooping the colour rehearsal in central london. here, opposition parties demand an explaination from borisjohnson, after he met with the senior civil servant, sue gray, ahead of the publication of her report into lockdown parties at downing street. pharmacists have been given temporary power to make swaps to women's hormone replacement therapy prescriptions, amid ongoing shortages. australia's labor party is returning to government with a promise to transform the country into a renewable energy superpower. the party has come first in a general election, but hasn't secure

anthony barksdale and cnn senior legal analyst elie honig are back with me. elie, you told me you expect to see federal charges and the fbi spokesman said the fbi is conducting a parallel investigation. what puts this crime at the federal level, and what do you expect on that front? >> yeah, pam, so first of all, people should understand, you can have state crimes and federal crimes going on at the same time, state charges and prosecutions for the same crime, at the same time. you can have both going on parallel at the same time. now, in order for there to be federal jurisdiction in this case, what they'll have to prove is that this was a hate crime, that one of the primary motivations this shooter had was racial hatred, racial bias, racial animus. that's why there's been so much focus on the evidence of that. the congressman just alluded to some markings that he's heard about on the gun. you're going to want to know all about that. we've heard about a manifesto, you'll want to read every word of the manifesto. you'll want to look at the livestream. any evide

anthony howard joins me here in studio for more on this. anthony, welcome. before we get some analysis, i want to share with a deal itself. let's talk in dollar terms. what does this mean for the rank and file member of the national women's team here to big? once i've got a score of $23.00 players, each player will be guaranteed $18000.00 per match. now that's 4 times what it was to go back to the 20 on in world cup. the u. s. women are the best in the world. i play and win 7 matches and take on the trophy. each player to come $35000.00. he's a now i can say, look, the bank manager and the are you would think inside that's going to be worth 125000 . beyond that, there's also the pool of prize money from the tournaments and this is where it gets interesting and important, that revenue sharing. and just to give you an idea of the revenue $360000000.00 was spent advertising against the men's world cup in 2018 and a $100000000.00 against the women. this deal? this patio pardon me now takes in the 2026 means woke up and that's a crucial thing that's on the horizo

anthony howard broke into the program. we begin in the united states where at least 19 people, mostly children, and one teacher had been killed in a school shooting in texas. the attack happened at an elementary school in the town of o vall, day near the mexican border. it's thought police have killed the 18 year old shooter. president joe biden has ordered flags to be flown at half mast on government and military buildings. another day, another must shooting in the united states. children and adults going down when the teenage suspect open fire that this texas elementary school, he was believed to be armed with both the ham gun and a semi automatic rifle. the, the suspect is deceased. at this point, the dps is assisting with the investigation. and at this point, the mitigation is leading to tell us that the, the suspect a did act alone during this heinous crime. amid the pres platitudes and familiar symbols of public morning anger at to assist them, paralyzed by politics, costing the lives of ordinary americans. what are

at the top down under the labor party, wins office in australian elections. incoming prime minister, anthony albin, easy promises to unite the nation after abstract. the longstanding conservative government ukraine's president says his army has inflicted serious damage on russia's armed forces despite the full of the city of money. and it's hot and getting hotter. temperatures hate record hides as a heat wave grips spain and france. forecasters say it will be several days before colstat. ah i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. australia's labor party is celebrating victory in national elections. the vote brings to an end almost a decade of conservative government labor leader, anthony albin, easy will be. the new prime minister climate change and the pandemic were the big campaign issues. so as inflation now, it's highest in nearly 20 years. with nearly 2 thirds of the votes counted, alban easy is set to lead the biggest party in parliament, but has not yet secured the 76 seats needed for an outright majority. and the labor chief says he wants to unite australia. but tonight, the astro

a lie from berlin, change at the top as australia's conservative government admits election defeat anthony alban easy is to be sworn in as the new prime minister. his labor party celebrating its 1st victory in 15 years. he's promising to unite the nation. ukraine's president sheds victory will come through negotiations not fighting. the lot of me as a lensky orders. the last remaining mario pl defenders to surrender. to save their lives and tornadoes tear through western germany. storms leave a trail of destruction. dozens are injured with widespread property dam. ah, i'm michael ok. welcome. australia's labor party is celebrating victory in national elections. the vote brings stores and almost a decade of conservative government labor leader anthony albanese is set to be the new prime minister of fiercely thought election campaign was dominated by climate change. the pandemic and the economy. inflation is at it, its highest and nearly 20 years of uneasy says he wants to unite australia tonight, the astrology and people have voted for chinese. ah, i am humbled by this victory. i know i'm h

so yes, i want to hear from anthony fauci, but i want to hear from anthony fauci as part of a group of people who can also also suggest how best american citizens can protect themselves with the emphasis on protecting selves. you probably you mentioned a dr. burke. you probably know that she has a book out. she recently talked to our folks at book tv about it and one of the things she talked about was those early days of the lockdown at least the justification and the thought process going into it. i want to play a little bit of what she had to say and get your response to it. i just want to make it clear you don't do a lockdown unless there is a crisis and we were in crisis we could see what was happening and italy i had modeled out on the case fatality rate in italy and they're excellent medical care and what they were learning and they still had extraordinary case fatality rates. i was looking at our case fatality raids pace fatality rate in those individuals over 70. that means if you were 70 and diagnosed with covid 30% of those individuals were coming to this virus and so we didn

our sydney correspondent shaimaa khalil has more on anthony albanese's priorities. the new leader, anthony albanese, wasted no time in saying that climate action, climate policies are going to take centre stage for his government. in his acceptance speech, he said australia could be a renewable energy superpower, it could be a leader in that field, and whether or not he forms a majority or minority government, with the coalition, he will have to work with green mps and the independents, who have put climate action at the centre of their campaigning. but this is not going to be an easy task. remember, australia yet is a country that has been on the front line of climate disasters, whether that, be that the bush fires of 2019/2020 or the catastrophic floods that have happened a couple of months ago. but it is also a country that is still very much economically wedded to fossil fuels, so to convince people, especially in the mining industry, in regional australia, that have been economically dependent on this industry, is going to be — is going to be difficult. but a

anthony albanese has — dogmas, we can smile again. anthony albanese has promised _ dogmas, we can smile again. anthony albanese has promised voters - dogmas, we can smile again. anthony albanese has promised voters save i albanese has promised voters save change as he worked to kick of the conservative liberal national coalition is forward coalition which has been in power since 2013. we can shape her work more effectively if we seek to unite people journey of change. together, we wars. together, we can take advantage of the opportunity for australia to be a renewable energy superpower. it has been a sombre _ renewable energy superpower. it has been a sombre night _ renewable energy superpower. it has been a sombre night for _ renewable energy superpower. it has been a sombre night for the - renewable energy superpower. it has been a sombre night for the ousted prime minister scott morrison. going into the election, all signs indicated that the incumbent was in trouble. mr morris and's tenure has been dominated by natural disasters, t

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