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during the campaign, making mexico's election one of the most violent in recent history. we can look at some live pictures in mexico city, the main central plaza in the mexican capital. there you can see supporters gathering, supporters of claudia sheinbaum, as we wait for her to take the stage. will grant, what's the latest you can tell us. �* , ., ., what's the latest you can tell us. �*, ., ., us. it's one of those situations _ us. it's one of those situations where - us. it's one of those situations where it | us. it's one of those | situations where it is us. it's one of those i situations where it is a us. it's one of those - situations where it is a little too early to say anything definitive. getting indications from both parties of victory, kind of normal at this time of the evening after a vote. i suspect we will know something more definitive in the coming hours, probably sooner rather than later. in the main plaza in mexico city, claudia
tessa there. interesting because you can come on here and say what you want and you can say what the polished policies should be. the politicians come on, you see it on the telly and you hear it on the radio and today set the agenda. what agenda should they be setting? ultimately, you are the boss. lynn in edinburgh, print in ely. kim, good morning. tell us more, your voice, your vote, your point? you asked about _ voice, your vote, your point? you asked about something hopeful and i think the _ asked about something hopeful and i think the hope — asked about something hopeful and i think the hope lies _ asked about something hopeful and i think the hope lies with _ asked about something hopeful and i think the hope lies with our- asked about something hopeful and i think the hope lies with our young i think the hope lies with our young people _ think the hope lies with our young people. that— think the hope lies with our young people. that is— think the hope lies with our young people. that is where _ think the hope lies with our young people. that is where i— think the hope lies with our young people. that is where i would i people. that is where i would votem — people. that is where i would votem there _ people. that is where i would vote... there has— people. that is where i would vote... there has been- people. that is where i would vote... there has been a i people. that is where i would vote... there has been a lot. people. that is where i would. vote... there has been a lot of conversation _ vote... there has been a lot of conversation about— vote... there has been a lot of conversation about national. vote... there has been a lot of- conversation about national service. telling _ conversation about national service. telling young — conversation about national service. telling young people _ conversation about national service. telling young people into _ conversation about national service. telling young people into good i telling young people into good citizens — telling young people into good citizens. but _ telling young people into good citizens. but that _ telling young people into good citizens. but that misses i telling young people into good citizens. but that misses the l telling young people into good i citizens. but that misses the point also if— citizens. but that misses the point also if we — citizens. but that misses the point also if we are _ citizens. but that misses the point also if we are not _ citizens. but that misses the point also if we are not supporting i citizens. but that misses the point also if we are not supporting them from _ also if we are not supporting them from birth— also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, _ also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, to— also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, to be - also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, to be part i also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, to be part of. from birth upwards, to be part of our society— from birth upwards, to be part of our society and _ from birth upwards, to be part of our society and communities i from birth upwards, to be part of our society and communities and j from birth upwards, to be part of- our society and communities and give them _ our society and communities and give them everything _ our society and communities and give them everything they— our society and communities and give them everything they need, - our society and communities and give them everything they need, how- our society and communities and give them everything they need, how canl them everything they need, how can we ask— them everything they need, how can we ask them — them everything they need, how can we ask them for— them everything they need, how can we ask them for something - them everything they need, how can we ask them for something in - them everything they need, how can. we ask them for something in return? post pandemic, —
response _ achieving that is precisely in response netanyahu said, the walnuts will not _ response netanyahu said, the walnuts will not end _ response netanyahu said, the walnuts will not end until hamas is eliminated. that incompatibility is there. _ eliminated. that incompatibility is there. and — eliminated. that incompatibility is there, and i don't think we should lose sight— there, and i don't think we should lose sight of that. it is too early to say— lose sight of that. it is too early to say what will happen when the war ends _ to say what will happen when the war ends we _ to say what will happen when the war ends. we have to address that. biden has to— ends. we have to address that. biden has to have _ ends. we have to address that. biden has to have the moral courage not to walk the _ has to have the moral courage not to walk the talk, to actually take action— walk the talk, to actually take action to _ walk the talk, to actually take action to ensure the war does end. what _ action to ensure the war does end. what would — action to ensure the war does end. what would happen if this were rejected by either side, and this drags on into the presidential campaign? what do you think the white house would do next? that campaign? what do you think the white house would do next? that is a niuht white house would do next? that is a night missionary _ white house would do next? that is a night missionary here, _ white house would do next? that is a night missionary here, that _ night missionary here, that the president— night missionary here, that the president has— night missionary here, that the president has put— night missionary here, that the president has put out- night missionary here, that the president has put out on- night missionary here, that the president has put out on the i night missionary here, that the i president has put out on the line the parties. _ president has put out on the line the parties, particularly- president has put out on the line the parties, particularly israel. president has put out on the line the parties, particularly israel in| the parties, particularly israel in this case, — the parties, particularly israel in this case, turns _ the parties, particularly israel in this case, turns it— the parties, particularly israel in this case, turns it back- the parties, particularly israel in this case, turns it back on - the parties, particularly israel in this case, turns it back on the i this case, turns it back on the president. _ this case, turns it back on the president. he— this case, turns it back on the president, he would - this case, turns it back on the president, he would be - this case, turns it back on thej president, he would be forced this case, turns it back on the i president, he would be forced to move _ president, he would be forced to move to — president, he would be forced to move to tougher— president, he would be forced to move to tougher measures, i president, he would be forced to move to tougher measures, and | president, he would be forced to i move to tougher measures, and there are tougher— move to tougher measures, and there are tougher measures _ move to tougher measures, and there are tougher measures available - move to tougher measures, and there are tougher measures available from. are tougher measures available from the united _ are tougher measures available from the united states— are tougher measures available from the united states in— are tougher measures available from the united states in terms— are tougher measures available from the united states in terms of- are tougher measures available from the united states in terms of our- the united states in terms of our aid programme _ the united states in terms of our aid programme and _ the united states in terms of our aid programme and oversight- the united states in terms of our| aid programme and oversight and
see, keir starmer or me. cutting taxes, cutting migrations or energy bills the conservatives will deliver that. �* , . ~ bills the conservatives will deliver that. �*, ., ~ ., ., that. let's talk to our correspondent - that. let's talk to our i correspondent travelling that. let's talk to our - correspondent travelling on the conservative campaign bus. he was asked about that policy announcement today, not without his critics. the conservatives _ today, not without his critics. tue: conservatives have today, not without his critics. t'te: conservatives have been today, not without his critics. tt2 conservatives have been criticised in the past four claims they are trying to stop division with this issue and that has been echoed by the lib dems this morning. daisy cooper saying that this was waging a phony culture war. there have been a couple of slightly dissenting conservative voices today as well, the tory reform group which is a pressure group for the more moderate end of the conservative party have talked about the conservatives
moment that scotland match, that's the biggest most important thing right now. find important thing right now. and what of that — important thing right now. and what of that scotland game? they look at this as a free hit. ~ , ,., y they look at this as a free hit. ~ , ,., , , they look at this as a free hit. ~ , , ., , , ., hit. absolutely. there is an expectation _ hit. absolutely. there is an expectation and _ hit. absolutely. there is an expectation and stuff, - hit. absolutely. there is an expectation and stuff, butl hit. absolutely. there is an i expectation and stuff, but no, i'm fully focused on what we need to do. we need to prepare really, really well, we expect a very tough challenge and we need to train well and prepare well, and play well.— well, and play well. what we saw from _ well, and play well. what we saw from the _ well, and play well. what we saw from the first _ well, and play well. what we saw from the first game - well, and play well. what we | saw from the first game here that there is variable bounce on the surface, quite an awkward surface. high scores might be challenging on it. your expectations from what we are going to see in the caribbean? figs are going to see in the caribbean?— are going to see in the caribbean? �* , �* ., , caribbean? as we've always mentioned _ caribbean? as we've always mentioned with _ caribbean? as we've always mentioned with the - caribbean? as we've always mentioned with the guys, i caribbean? as we've alwaysj mentioned with the guys, is assess conditions and play accordingly. what is the game knee, which is the team need from you, it's not always short boundaries, flat wickets, and we need to adapt to and communicate that as well come and work out what's going to be and work out what's going to be a winning score.— a winning score. how does that chance a winning score. how does that change your— a winning score. how does that change your plans, _ a winning score. how does that change your plans, your- change your plans, your planning meetings, when you know a surface is going to be awkward like this?—
but, i mean, i was in mission control. i was a nasa employee. i knew about the foam strike. when there's blame that's laid out, i am right up there saying i knew. and i -- and i wish i could've done something differently. but i-i can't undo that. and it -- you can just make it better for those that follow. -i feel ashamed. so, who's guilty? i'm not just gonna say the program managers are. we're all guilty. if you don't speak up for your own system and you're the victims of this environment, we're guilty, too. -during the mission, i could have easily done a story saying, "this thing happened. while nasa is saying it's nothing, some engineers believe there may be some concern." what if i had done that?
it was ignored right up until an opportunity to intervene presented itself, and then that opportunity to get a spy satellite to take a look was dismissed. to sort of stick to your guns of convincing yourself that it's ok... ...it just made matters worse. -i-i could -- i could only deal with the data that was presented to me. the whole situation was a case of people doing their jobs as they understood them. but i think everybody was operating with good faith. there was no, er... i wouldn't say malfeasance, but negligence.
i'm still looking at party leader. i'm still looking at sir keir starmer's _ party leader. i'm still looking at sir keir starmer's serial- party leader. i'm still looking at. sir keir starmer's serial u-turns. party leader. i'm still looking at i sir keir starmer's serial u-turns. i sir keir starmer's serial u—turns. i think people are crying out for political leadership that sticks to its principles. political leadership that sticks to its principles-_ political leadership that sticks to its principles. mexicans are at the olls in its principles. mexicans are at the polls in an — its principles. mexicans are at the polls in an election _ its principles. mexicans are at the polls in an election which - its principles. mexicans are at the polls in an election which almost. polls in an election which almost certainly wears a will result in the country's first female president. south africa's ruling anc says it will talk to all parties about forming a coalition government after losing its majority for the first time in 30 years. two key far—right figures in israel's government threaten to leave their posts if benjamin netanyahu agrees to the us backed peace proposal on gaza. and a chinese spacecraft has landed on the far side of the moon in a landmark mission to retrieve rock and soil samples.
less than a month after he became party leader. i’m less than a month after he became party leader-— party leader. i'm still looking at sir keir starmer's _ party leader. i'm still looking at sir keir starmer's serial- party leader. i'm still looking at. sir keir starmer's serial u-turns. party leader. i'm still looking at i sir keir starmer's serial u-turns. i sir keir starmer's serial u—turns. i think people are crying out for political leadership that sticks to its principles. political leadership that sticks to its principles-— political leadership that sticks to its principles. mexicans are at the olls in its principles. mexicans are at the polls in an — its principles. mexicans are at the polls in an election _ its principles. mexicans are at the polls in an election which - its principles. mexicans are at the polls in an election which almost. polls in an election which almost certainly wears a will result in the country's first female president. south africa's ruling anc says it will talk to all parties about forming a coalition government after losing its majority for the first time in 30 years. two key far—right figures in israel's government threaten to leave their posts if benjamin netanyahu agrees to the us backed peace proposal on gaza. and a chinese spacecraft has landed on the far side of the moon in a landmark mission to retrieve rock and soil samples.
they're going to their nice little lunching lady places out on park avenue where i'm sure there's security out front just like in front of their fan city apartments, penthouses. so, again, total elitism, total disregard for how everybody's life is -- will: well, the same thing stood out to me which was their use of first person. rachel: yes. will: to me, i don't know about elitism, i hear what your saying, to me, it stuck out as faressism. obsession and narcissism. to make everything about you. i think a lot of people have personalized their relationship with donald trump in that way. the i, i, i, he made my life, i won. it's the not limited to elites on television. there's a lot of people walking around out there that are seeing everything through the prism of it's me versus donald trump. pete: for sure. i know i heard this from people, no, no, no, 12 jurors in new york city, in a democratic -- and a democratic judge in knight