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Their company in the climate of grave damage being done to the country. >> reporter: yeah, so, dominion was seeking the ability to get money to make itself whole, based upon the harm and damage that was caused by fox in terms of the perpetration and the dissemination of the lies about the company specifically so interestingly, it's a big question mark in terms of the actual amount that would have, quote, made dominion whole but in terms of this, you know, statement that came out from fox corporation in terms of a healing of the country, what's particularly problematic is whether or not they're...

Air, we whiled the teleprompter and we're living it with all of you. what we understand about to happen is that dominion's lawyers or someone from that legal team or they had a very large public relations team, supporting legal team, somebody from the dominion side will be making a statement. we've talked a lot about the fox side katie, what bar, do you think, dominion, as part of their m month-long, years-long now, extension extensive public relations effort, what will they need to acknowledge today? >> reporter: if i understand your question correctly, nicolle, in terms what fox has to ackno...

In devastating floods in europe, most in germany. nearly six months on, communities are struggling to rebuild, including here in western belgium. as more lives are lost and more livelihoods ruined by extreme weather episodes, it feels like the momentum is shifting. shifting toward solutions that force politicians to act rather than waiting for them to deliver their promises. and there's a renewed effort to place their actions or inaction on the environment among the most serious crimes imaginable. international lawyer philippe sands argues that a crime of ecocide — causing grave damage the e...

That's the main thing we say, and now we're actually courageous enough to take it to the courts and hope that this door will stay open and actually accelerate the climate action that we need. just this summer, more than 200 people were killed in devastating floods in europe — most in germany. nearly six months on, communities are struggling to rebuild, including here in western belgium. as more lives are lost and more livelihoods ruined by extreme weather episodes, it feels like the momentum is shifting — shifting toward solutions that force politicians to act rather than waiting for them ...

To deliver their promises. and there's a renewed effort to place their actions or inaction on the environment among the most serious crimes imaginable. international lawyer philippe sands argues that a crime of ecocide — causing grave damage the environment — should be introduced. the person within government who takes that decision — it could be a prime minister, it could be a foreign secretary, it could be a president — could be individually responsible for the crime of ecocide. it works as a disincentive. the idea that you might spend time in prison, the idea that you might have to ...