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there'll be a live update on our website later this morning so do check out bbc.com/news. now to the aviation sector — because three international airlines have been hit with fines for slow covid refunds. lufthansa, klm royal dutch airlines and south african airways have all face civil penalties totalling $2.5 million. michelle fleury has the latest from new york. yes. the us department of transportation said today's action stems from extreme delays in refunds worth more than $900 million from lufthansa, klm and south african airways. all of this related to covid—19 flight changes and cancellations. now, on top of the refunds, the three airlines have already paid back, they now face a hefty fine. us transportation secretary pete buttigieg said this was about holding airlines accountable, adding that passengers, well, they shouldn't have to fight
like it was tiger woods that transport of the game and introduce the game to so many americans of all different backgrounds. again, of the wnba does not step up and protected this young lady, because her teammates should do it as well but of the wnba does not take action against this young lady, chennedy carter energetic going forward this kind of activity won't -- will result in a game suspension with no pay, we will see more of it. for the sake of this young lady, i'm glad she was not injured, she could have dislocated or broken shoulder. >> greg: doesn't of the person who knocks her down understand that only men it can do that to woman? is revive the other kennedy, our kennedy was on the show this morning and she said, okay,, and they are, it's a physical game, on that kind of physical game and a men's game you get the viewership, at an over that will work now want caitlin clark to get hurt. they gets interesting the democrats are mad because it
but also to wave off some of the loans that will be maturing or are maturing.— or are maturing. there is so much to _ or are maturing. there is so much to talk— or are maturing. there is so much to talk about - or are maturing. there is so much to talk about here - or are maturing. there is so j much to talk about here and or are maturing. there is so i much to talk about here and it is an economy that is so interesting. thank you, amber shamsi. we will keep an eye on how that trip goes for pakistan's prime minister. three international airlines have been hit with fines for slow covid refunds. lufthansa, klm royal dutch airlines and south african airways face civil penalties totalling $2.5 million. 0ur north america business correspondent michelle fleury has the latest from new york. yes, the us department of transportation said today's action stems from extreme delays in refunds worth more than $900 million from lufthansa, klm, and south african airways. all of this related to covid—19 flight changes and cancellations. now, on top of the refunds the three airlines have already paid back, they now face a hefty fine. us transportation secretary pete buttigieg said this
case, that the case should be dismissed. i think that the likelihood is that the judge who's done an excellent job i think so far in this case, would let the appellate court rules before taking any action, even even if you did step down. but assuming even if you did step down at that he let it proceed, or the georgia court of appeals let it proceed because technically they have jurisdiction now, is this case is definitely not going to go to trial before the before the end of the year and quite likely will not. would i go to trial until sometime in late 20s, late 2025 or mid-2025 whether trump wins the election or not. if he does win there will be an effort to prevent the case. we're going to trial at all. and i think the likelihood is that even though there's no precedent for it that they would tend to follow the federal rule in court may impose a ruling following the federal rule that a president
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to have their way. they eviscerated, and nullify its application. in that courtroom were a presidential candidate and a former president. who wrote this 14th amendment? section one which is what we are focused on the main author it was a congressman from ohio a republican by the name of jon bingham. he went to the floor of the house when he was arguing for his amendment. and he said, among other things this is 1866 the amendment was ratified and adopted in 1868 in the honorable gentleman from vermont uttered words that ought to be considered and accepted by the gentleman of the house he said the action of this congress and its effect upon the future prosperity of the country will be felt by generations and after we shall all have paid the debt of nature i believe mr. speaker i have had occasion to say more
did you call me a little crying [ bleep ]. and the judge immediately instructed him to approach. everyone was talking about that and how strange it was for him to open the proceedings.>> when you prosecute cases where everyone has their hands dirty, michael cohen was working for donald trump, it always captures the interest of the jury when they hear from the henchman. when they hear from the guys that did the dirty work for the kingpin. >> i did not notice any action between the former president and michael cohen, but i noticed how closely michael cohen made eye contact with the jury, especially when he describes the more emotional parts of the story. when he describes his come to jesus moment when he chooses his family over donald trump. >> i think michael cohen was successful in maintaining his
tell us how it would work. the goal with the defiance act, which is a bipartisan bill. it would create a civil right of action for victims to seek justice. it covers the creation, distribution and receipt of deepfa ke pornography. the creation, distribution and solicitation. what would that mean exactly? does it mean opening the way to sue, litigation? yes, it would open the door for civil liability, a civil lawsuit for victims. right now, that is often not available to them, it's not adequately covered under defamation or tort law. our advocacy for this started because we had a victim come to ask who had gone to a lawyer and was told, verbatim, this was legal, there's nothing you can do. that was a year and a half ago, almost two years ago.
as ai—generated deepfake pornography spreads online, so does the impact it's having on victims. we speak to one advocate lobbying us lawmakers to take action. hello, i'm helena humphrey. exit polls in mexico predict claudia sheinbaum will be mexico's first woman president. ms sheinbaum, who is a former mayor of mexico city, has the backing of the outgoing president andres manuel lopez obrador. the winner will begin a six—year term from 1st october, and face challenges that include tackling organised crime and violence. two people were killed on sunday in separate attacks at voting centres in the central state of puebla, forcing the suspension of voting.
as ai—generated deepfake pornography spreads online, so does the impact it's having on victims. we speak to one advocate lobbying us lawmakers to take action. hello, i'm helena humphrey. exit polls in mexico predict claudia sheinbaum will be mexico's first woman president. ms sheinbaum, who is a former mayor of mexico city, has the backing of the outgoing president andres manuel lopez 0brador. the winner will begin a six—year term from 1st october, and face challenges that include tackling organised crime and violence. two people were killed on sunday in separate attacks at voting centres in the central state of puebla, forcing the suspension of voting.