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announced the first time and biden has not talked about it that much and has not been down there that much. republicans see that advantage and have taken advantage of it. my criticism, too, is democrats have plans on the shelf. dhs has a plan to distribute funds to different localities, to take the burden off the border. to give resources to other cities willing to take migrants and it has never been executed. i just wish, democrats have a good bill. they also have good plans on the shelf. today is a good start, they just have to do more and talk about it more because it is an issue. >> they are doing more. the president is taking action. obviously you don't need me to tell you it is an election year and we know all sorts of voters, apolitical voters, democrats and republicans from all over the country are concerned about immigration. do you think the president's actions now will have an impact
than when rishi sunak took over as prime minister. he says that's down to strikes, and it's true to say they had an impact. but this is where you get the claim both that waiting lists have gone up, and that they've gone down a bit. finally, let's quickly look at small boats crossings. rishi sunak said they were down by a third, keir starmer said they were up this year. well, actually, they could both be right here. this is the picture. the number of small boats crossings fell quite dramatically between �*22 and �*23. but, as you can see here, they are up this year so far. so, some context, all of this when it comes to making up your mind. there are a lot more fact checks from bbc verify now on the bbc news website. as you would expect, there's a huge amount of reaction in this
[ ♪♪ ] >> trace: a progressive democratic lawmaker in crime arrayed in chicago is refusing deposed crime lords on social media or send them to her constituents because they are apparently racist and have a negative impact on the underserved, lives it was the reasoning behind this, merry and good evening. >> good evening, chicago is changing things up want to come soon forming constituents about crime. the progressive democrat who beat out of nine other challenges to represent the award in 2023 said she will no longer send out crime alerts unless e-mail scrubbers opt in, they will still receive alerts if there's imminent threats like active shooters or bomb threats, according to a blog post on her website, the premiums practice leads to inaccurate public perception of out of island crime rates and impacts underserved members twomak
obviously, gloucester is one of the stadiums that's been highlighted as affected. but this report is far more wide reaching than that. it looks at athletes and fans, the health and safety for that for myself as a rugby player but it looks also at the impact of being able to run these events in the first place in the whole business of support behind it. if these events are cancelled and it becomes a real issue for the sport. what is the answer? if there is to be a place like fiji, for example, who can't move like perhaps a premiership rugby club could. what is the best advice that you can give? what this report does is look at the impact of a 2 degrees world and a three degree world of warming above preindustrial levels. to put that in context, we're already over 1.5 for the last 11 months have all been over 1.5 degrees in warming. so 2 degrees isn't far away. what 2 degrees in this report comes out as is 60% of extra days above a temperature at which it's dangerous
pace, not the right predictor of actual outcome and what we see at this point in time is that it will come back in the equation. but the power equation also varies in what it was in the last of modi and also and the fact that market reforms with the government want to predict power with land, agriculture and capital. and polotical reform of elections won't take a back—seat. from the back point of view doesn't change but the impact would be felt more than the fiscal policy of the government. also with the market refund.
and the effect of heatwaves on players are among the issues highlighted by a report that found the consequences of climate change on rugby are "significant". jamie farndale is a scotland sevens player who is studying sustainability with scottish rugby and spoke to hugh ferris earlier. obviously, gloucester is one of the stadiums that's been highlighted as affected. but this report is far more wide reaching than that. it looks at athletes and fans, the health and safety for that for myself as a rugby player but it looks also at the impact of being able to run these events in the first place in the whole business of support behind it. these events are cancelled and it becomes a real issue for the sport. what is the answer? if there is to be a place like fiji, for example, who can't move like perhaps a premiership rugby club could. what is the best advice that you can give? what this report does is look
fundraising but where is watermarking, what about having ai makers you know, have identification on things that are deep fake. none of that is in there and then there's a third party, so that is the social media makers and from 2016 as we recall, mark zuckerberg sat on the stage and said it's pretty insane. i think those were the exact words, to think that facebook had anything to do with the election. >> that's a totally in the -- insane thing to say. >> it was insane then. eight years ago we were all much more naove. we did not know the extent to which russian misinformation had an impact on that election. [ inaudible ] a year later said he regretted the statement that they were wrong so what happened behind the scenes over the last eight years, the social media makers on the federal government and the fbi and the doj actually started collaborating, and so when they would spot misinformation -- >> well, they know each other really well from all the lobbying dollars in washington.
so clearly, the rich may have gotten richer, but have the poor also benefited from a lot of the policies? so there are several economic aspects that need to be deliberated as the government in power looks at the next five years to consolidate the fiscal policies that we've seen over the last ten years. so, yes, while there are bright sparks, there are also several challenges which were brought forth during the campaigning in the indian elections of 2024, but it is for the government in power to solve a lot of these issues if india wants to become the third—largest economy in the world, up from being the fifth—largest. india's financial markets fell sharply on tuesday as narendra modi appeared to fall short of the landslide victory that many investors had expected. the world's most populous country is one of the fastest growing economies. however, unemployment, especially among young people, remains a major challenge for modi's government. economist madhavi arora explains the impact on his economic policies. once again it showed it to keep pace, not the right predictor
jeremy, we will check back in with you in a few. when we return, president biden shifting the border plan. saying trump and republicans left him no choice but to act and act in a big way. and later, opening statements are underway of the federal gun trial of the president's only living son. the 11th hour just getting underway on a tuesday night. gh. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, as these may be life-threatening, or uncontrolled muscle movements, which may be permanent. high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death, weight gain, and high cholesterol may occur.
using technology jeopardize it, it's always somebody else's problem, right? that's not unique to silicon valley. that's true of people who run railroads, people who run energy companies. the problem here is we have this unique misalignment where everyone is pointing at everyone and saying well, you'll do it, right and the election is five months away and we know chris ray the director of the fbi has been saying quietly, insistently without causing too much panic like a, this seems to be an issue. maybe we can all get together, but he does not have the tools, so that is why this seems to be playing out in slow motion but it is not really hard to figure out where we are headed. >> that impact is seem to be all of our problems. >> correct. >> thanks again for the nightmares. >> i do what i can. >> when we return, we have some heartbreaking news to share in the world of journalism. our special tribute to our very special friend, the incredible been white, when the 11th hour continues. ur