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about the court processes work. yesterday after the hearing, he said there's bedlam if these courts prosecute me, there will be bedlam. he has used that word throughout his whole career any time the system comes at him in a way he doesn't like. when ed referred to zone a piece of property trump wanted on the west side, he said there's bedlam in new york. i couldn't get zoned. he has no sense of proportion. and he has no sense of civility or the rule of law. so he'll simply say, it's chaos because i'm not getting what i want. >> yeah. and there's nothing more dangerous than an ignorant man who believes he has absolute power surrounded by people too weak and too cowardly to stand in his way. thank you both very much. coming up, his lawyer argues that trump could order the assassination of a political opponent and not be prosecuted. it's freaking bad. it's how his republican ideas are okay with this idea that is truly, deeply disturbing.
party here, the opposition social democrats say they want it brought back and they say they want to make that a central part of any coalition negotiations that may take place after austria is general elections, which happened earlier this year. the conservative people's party, which is currently in power holds the main senior partnership in austria is coalition government rejects it. it says people here should not have to face any more taxes. we've heard now from marlene engelhorn saying she believes it's the correct way to redistribute this well. it's not clear exactly what proportion of her inheritance will be redistributed her team has not confirmed exactly how much but it's understood to be a great deal of it. do we know why she is notjust gonna give it away herself? i presume it's because part of her argument is that she doesn't believe wealthy people
germany's coalition government is beleaguered, even under siege and playing right into its political enemies hands. there are fears of a drift into a darker, more radicalised politics, last week a boat carrying the vice chancellor was nearly stormed by an angry crowd. the man in charge says criticism as part of democracy but. in criticism as part of democracy but. ., w but. in view of the fact the government _ but. in view of the fact the government has _ but. in view of the fact the government has made - but. in view of the fact the - government has made concessions to farmers, it is important to keep things in proportion and to strike the right balance. this should be a concern for all democrats. there will be more rolling travel disruption this week — train drivers are due to go on strike. 2024 brings gloomy economic forecasts for germany, but the sound of political discord has already arrived. jessica parker, bbc news, in berlin. brazil is celebrating democracy in his capital, one year after
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>> to be sorry for what she took from us. because it was huge. >> just before sentencing, the family received this. a statement written by justine. and it wasn't even close to what they were looking for. in a she called herself a miracle who was wrongly convicted of a horrific crime. she wrote that she would never, ever, in 1 million years take her own life or anyone elses. that this was an accident that had been blown out of proportion. that she didn't need time behind bars. just a chance to turn a horrific situation into a positive one. and so with a statement in mind, the family of erin and caden, took their stand to have their own say. >> i want for you to make something positive of your life through this. but you still have yet to grasp the truth. >> caden's father the same message, more anger.
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investigated. how widely does this affect global travel patterns? 0ne affect global travel patterns? one of the main customers will be united and alaska. i don't think there are only within uk registered airlines, are they? only within uk registered airlines, are the ? ., only within uk registered airlines, arethe ? ., , ., are they? no, absolutely not. there are they? no, absolutely not. there are nine airlines _ are they? no, absolutely not. there are nine airlines affected _ are they? no, absolutely not. there are nine airlines affected at - are they? no, absolutely not. there are nine airlines affected at the - are nine airlines affected at the moment, with alaska and united the biggest too. proportionally the 737 900 makes up around 25% of oral alaska's flying. it is a big hit for them than it is for united, where it is a slightly smaller proportion. yesterday alaska cancelled 14% of their network. united cancelled 7% of their network. the majority of carriers are in the americas. south—west have a few as well.
that yes, inflation may be going down, but — that yes, inflation may be going down, but if wages are not keeping up down, but if wages are not keeping up with— down, but if wages are not keeping up with that, and i have less money in my— up with that, and i have less money in my pocket — up with that, and i have less money in my pocket and food costs much morei _ in my pocket and food costs much more. we — in my pocket and food costs much more, we have over 11 million people who can't— more, we have over 11 million people who can't afford their meals, are using _ who can't afford their meals, are using food — who can't afford their meals, are using food banks and can't keep the show— using food banks and can't keep the show on _ using food banks and can't keep the show on the road. that is a huge proportion— show on the road. that is a huge proportion of our entire population. fraser— proportion of our entire population. fraser you — proportion of our entire population. fraser you accept there are people, loyalists to rishi sunak who say he inherited chaos after liz truss and very difficult problems after covid and what happened in ukraine pushing energy prices up, and he has at least brought back some order and calm to the conservative party and is taking the kind of action on immigration many of them wanted to see. do you think he gets credit for that at all from conservative voters? , ., , ., ., voters? the small boats are going down b a voters? the small boats are going down by a third — voters? the small boats are going down by a third and _ voters? the small boats are going down by a third and that's - voters? the small boats are going down by a third and that's a i voters? the small boats are going down by a third and that's a big i down by a third and that's a big achievement and we will see that throughout more of the year. he is also riiht throughout more of the year. he is also right about _ throughout more of the year. he is also right about nhs _ throughout more of the year. he: 3 also right about nhs waiting lists. he said some thing to you quite important there. he said if the strikes stopped then the waiting