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Thought Birth Rates would be up. Well youd be wrong. The us Birth Ratesjust fallen off a cliff. Plus, the teenager from arkansas who didnt quite get the memo about her new digs. Hello, im Katty Kay in washington, Christian Fraser is In London. Former president Donald Trump created news cycles, fired top personnel, and sometimes even altered us policy with his tweets. His power on facebook was quieter, but no less significant. He used the social Media Platform to spread his message and raise millions. Mr trump lost access to that particular microphone in the wake of the January 6th insurrection. And hes not getting it back. Not yet anyway. Today an Oversight Board created by facebook itself supported the Companys Decision to remove Mr Trump from the platform. The board said the suspension was justified by the ongoing risk of violence that is posed by Mr Trump. But the board did criticise facebook� s decision to make his suspension � indefinite ordering the site to revisit the ban within the next six months. So who is on this board . Well, it is made up of 20 former political leaders, journalists, and lawyers. And theirjob is to independently review content thats been removed; note the word removed. They do not rule on posts that might offend, that facebook leaves up on the site. The Oversight Structure was conceived by facebook executives its funded by facebook, the company deposited 130 Million in trust, to pay for it. Top democrats have welcomed todays decision. Donald trump, not so happy. He couldnt tweet because hes banned for life from that site but he did release this statement were joined from london by dex hunter torricke, head of communications for facebook� s Oversight Board. And the ruling, you say facebook must re examine the arbitrary penalties imposed onjanuary the 7th. If the penalty was arbitrary, why did you uphold it . The board about the suspension why did you uphold it . The board about the suspension of why did you uphold it . The board about the suspension of Donald L why did you uphold it . The board about the suspension of Donald Trump onjanuary seven. We about the suspension of Donald Trump on january seven. We slowly posted on january seven. We slowly posted on january seven. We slowly posted onjanuary six and the content on january seven. We slowly posted on january six and the content that the president posted encouraged and legitimised violence that cost lives. However, leaving the suspension completely open ended, this indefinite suspension, that not acceptable. This is a penalty to facebook and printed in the rules and has no standards or criteria for being imposter lifted which grieves it entirely up to discretion. The board says that is not appropriate. The overarching problem here seems to be the Facebooks Rules just are very clear. To be the Facebooks Rules ust are ve clear. , to be the Facebooks Rules ust are very cem very clear. That is absolutely ri. Ht. Very clear. That is absolutely right. Facebook very clear. That is absolutely right. Facebook is very clear. That is absolutely right. Facebook is the very clear. That is absolutely right. Facebook is the user. Right. Facebook is the User Community of billions of users. It is important for the sake of fairness with the rules are clear and transparent in a everyone equally. Facebook cannot make the rules as it goes even if its well intentioned. Rules as it goes even if its wellintentioned. Rules as it goes even if its wellintentioned. Can you tell us about who wellintentioned. Can you tell us about who was wellintentioned. Can you tell us about who was sitting wellintentioned. Can you tell us about who was sitting on wellintentioned. Can you tell us about who was sitting on the wellintentioned. Can you tell us l about who was sitting on the board that took the decision and what evidence they considered . Absolutely. We do not reveal the identities of members were sitting on the panel that made the initial determination. The way the board works is theres a panel of five members that randomly are selected in includes a mix of Gender Representation in one person from the region implicated in the content and if they make a determination to make determination, all decisions are then signed off by consensus. They have a look at the evidence, information that is supplied by facebook in the referral in this Case And Information that we collect from outside experts and users. In this case, we asked the public comments, many submit comments which the board considers as a part of the case and also talks to a lot of experts on its own. Internally and externally. Did experts on its own. Internally and externally externally. Did they consider the latest postings externally. Did they consider the latest postings on externally. Did they consider the latest postings on his externally. Did they consider the latest postings on his blog externally. Did they consider the latest postings on his blog but. Externally. Did they consider the i latest postings on his blog but the election was stolen because you would be well aware that he continues to perpetuate the sly that the election was rigged. We continues to perpetuate the sly that the election was rigged. The election was rigged. We did not look at the postings the election was rigged. We did not look at the postings that the election was rigged. We did not look at the postings that had the election was rigged. We did not look at the postings that had taken | look at the postings that had taken place, but the board absolutely did look at the wider context of things that the president was posting between the election and january six. The board found that President Trump contributed to this environment in which violence was possible, that with the unfounded claims of the election are being spread and there was the speech that the president Made Onjanuary six in washington in the post those made in the context of full of this unrest. Why notjust of Pit Facebook to remove individual posts, why allow the platform to remove him entirely . It was appropriate and contained within the rules. Facebook has a responsibility to act on its own rules to apply it fair penalties based on those rules. It is not there to do the job of facebook, and there to do the job of facebook, and there to do the job of facebook, and there to scrutinise when facebook makes. They have to go back within six months, apply fair penalty based on the rules as they exist. You six months, apply fair penalty based on the rules as they exist. On the rules as they exist. You are makin on the rules as they exist. You are making this on the rules as they exist. You are making this decision on the rules as they exist. You are making this decision of on the rules as they exist. You are making this decision of our on the rules as they exist. You are making this decision of our Donald J making this decision of our Donald Trump, but while you were deliberating, were you also weighing the implications of your decision on other leaders Around The World who might still be posting controversial statements . Might still be posting controversial statements . ~ , ~. , statements . Absolutely. And going back to my point. Statements . Absolutely. And going back to my point, the statements . Absolutely. And going back to my point, the rules statements . Absolutely. And going back to my point, the rules need i statements . Absolutely. And going back to my point, the rules need toj back to my point, the rules need to apply to all users in the rules that facebook adopts and applies will affect potentially billions of people Around The World in many different contexts and there are many societies which are experiencing or source challenges with democracy and free speech. Facebook has a set of rules that also supports Freedom Of Expression and Human Rights and a lot of other places. Those are this decision was not just about the united places. Those are this decision was notjust about the united states, it was one of the united states, it was one with global repercussions. Executive board of the company will take into account what you said today and will make a decision with the few months but how much teeth does an Oversight Board do you really have an likeness in the introduction, you make decisions on posts or people that have been removed. There is plenty on the Facebook Site that im sure you as an Oversight Board would be unhappy with. Yes an Oversight Board would be unhappy with. ,. , an Oversight Board would be unhappy with. ,. ,. , with. Yes and the board is now accepting with. Yes and the board is now accepting appeals with. Yes and the board is now accepting appeals about with. Yes and the board is now. Accepting appeals about content with. Yes and the board is now accepting appeals about content that is left up on the platform. Bows announced in the last few weeks its announced in the last few weeks its a major expansion of the Boards Mandate will be selecting cases shortly about content that is left up. I do want to emphasise the board never was conceived as a general solve for all facebooks problems. Facebook has a lot of issues a lot of challenges involved with online speech and the community these days. The Board Isjust one speech and the community these days. The board is just one small part of a broader constellation of solutions that we need. A broader constellation of solutions that we need a broader constellation of solutions that we need. ,. , ,. , that we need. Head of communications for facebooks that we need. Head of communications for Facebooks Oversight that we need. Head of communications for facebooks Oversight Board. That we need. Head of communications for facebooks Oversight Board. Thank i for facebooks Oversight Board. Thank you very much. So hows this decision going to impact Donald Trumps ability to communicate with his base . There is No Doubt the ban has crippled Mr Trumps ability to control the News Agenda like he did through the four years of his presidency. This graph shows Social Media stories about trump declined substantially since january when he was banned from Facebook And Twitter from 50 Million clicks to under 2 Million today. But for the wider pro Trump Movement theres actually little evidence his supporters are struggling to get their message out on facebook. In fact in the last Twenty Four hours 9 of the top 10 most shared pages on facebook in the us were all from Pro Trump accounts Nick Bryant is in new york. I noticed today, there were various politicians who were saying break it up, facebook. The likes Ofjim Jordan who has been one of the loudest critics. What do you think this leaves the company politically . It is interesting calling for the Break Up of facebook because people on the left of them calling for that for a number of years. On the left of them calling for that Fora Number of years. In on the left of them calling for that for a number of years. In the decision was made in the Clinton Years with the internet first started. So many startups in Silicon Valley were failing that they decide the market could regulate itself and they would have a light touch when it came to regulating big attack and we are seeing the consequences of that now. Facebook is made this attempt to regulate itself and it is interesting that the ruling from the Oversight Board was on the subcritical is facebook as it was of Donald Trump. But i think the regulation of big tech is going to become more of a live issue. On the right, it is a question of free speech. On the left, it is a question of what should you regulate and how. ~. , question of what should you regulate and how. ~. ,. , and how. What is the impact on Donald Trump and how. What is the impact on Donald Trump himself and how. What is the impact on Donald Trump himself and and how. What is the impact on Donald Trump himself and his l Donald Trump himself and his political future . Donald trump himself and his political future . Donald trump himself and his oliticalfuture . ,. Political future . Facebook was such a massive political political future . Facebook was such a massive political weapon political future . Facebook was such a massive political weapon for a massive political weapon for Donald Trump in 2016. We have focused on the Twitter Account so much. But it was often the Facebook Account does even more effective. If you just look at the ads that the Donald Trump Campaign Put on facebook. 9. 9 Million and that was compared to Hillary Clintons paltry 66000 and then there was the people sharing the posts and the means. That massive Facebook Factor that was so crucial and his rise in 2016 has been taken away from him but as you say, theres still a lot of Pro Trump sites out there just releasing the same type of information so it is like it is completely his arsenal has been taken away from them completely. He has been taken away from them completely has been taken away from them completely. Has been taken away from them comletel. ,. ,. Completely. He said he does not want to be the arbiter completely. He said he does not want to be the arbiter of completely. He said he does not want to be the arbiter of truth completely. He said he does not want to be the arbiter of truth but completely. He said he does not want to be the arbiter of truth but under i to be the arbiter of truth but under pressure from journalists who point out things on the website and on the platform, he is having to do that increasingly so. Does congress look at the Oversight Board . Is a model for how content is policed going forward . ,. ,. , for how content is policed going forward . ,. , , forward . The irony about this is that Mark Zuckerberg forward . The irony about this is that Mark Zuckerberg saw forward . The irony about this is that Mark Zuckerberg saw the i that Mark Zuckerberg saw the Oversight Board as is get out of jail free card. The Oversight Board said very clearly, we are notjerk get out ofjailfree said very clearly, we are notjerk get out ofjail free card. Youre going to take responsibility for this it will wind up on the decision back to you. He really hoped he could wash his hands of these politically sensitive decisions because in a polarised america, you risk alienating such a big part of your customer base. You have 7a million americans a0 for Donald Trump. The clicked on the terms and conditions of his Presidency And Facebook noticed that. There are massive Revenue Source for facebook. It is hoped that this Oversight Board will inoculate itself against the polarised politics of america. Of the polarised politics of america. Of the Oversight Board made very clear it was not going to play that role. , ~ clear it was not going to play that role. ~ , clear it was not going to play that role. , ~ , clear it was not going to play that role. ~ ,. Clear it was not going to play that role. , ~ ,. , clear it was not going to play that role. ~ ,. ,. , role. Thank you very much. They have ust role. Thank you very much. They have just punted role. Thank you very much. They have just punted this role. Thank you very much. They have just punted this back role. Thank you very much. They have just punted this back to role. Thank you very much. They have just punted this back to mark just punted this back to Mark Zuckerberg. I do not think he wanted the decision that hes had to make over the next six month and its a no Win Situation for him. The uk has criticised frances threats to cut Power Supplies to the british Channel Island Ofjersey after a row over Post Brexit Fishing rights. In the last hour Prime Minister Borisjohnsons Spokesman said the uk will send two offshore Patrol Vessels to the area to monitor the situation. The Jersey Government says the threat to the Islands Energy Supply made by A French minister was grave but that more imminent a danger was a blockade by Fishing Boats of St Helier the islands main Entry Point for goods. Lets speak to the bbc� s jersey political correspondent freddie miller. This is kind of blown up out of nowhere. However he got to this point . Nowhere. However he got to this oint . � ,. ,. , point . Theres been quite a lot happening point . Theres been quite a lot happening over point . Theres been quite a lot happening over the point . Theres been quite a lot happening over the past point . Theres been quite a lot happening over the past few i point . Theres been quite a lot i happening over the past few days because as of last friday, there was a new Licensing System for french boats that wanted to fish and jersey waters. And it had to apply to Jerseys Government for a Licence And Fish in these waters. And in the past few days, through the escalated over the conditions attached to those licenses and they dictate where french boats can fish in these waters and how often they can do that and what equipment they are able to use when fishing there. That started over the weekend we saw that make its way to the floor of the french national Parliament Yesterday when the maritime minister said that she believes these rules are unacceptable and communication was not there. And thats where the initial thread came from that Electricity Supplies could be Cut Off. Of the past a8 hours, we have seen a lot of concern here and jersey and many are worried that theyre going to switch the lights on and nothing happens. And of course talking about what has happened in the past hour or so, we heard from the prime Minister Boris Johnson who we understand has spoken to Jerseys Johnson who we understand has spoken tojersey� s Chief Minister and external relations minister. They have at their discussions and prime Minister Borisjohnson has pledged his unwavering support to jersey and as a consequence, we are expecting that the two will be making their way to the Island Tomorrow and the slow due to the Prospect Dude that could be happening in the morning. Its like the fishing words of decades past. It must be quite stressful for those living on the island. , stressful for those living on the island. ,. , , island. This is actually been rumbling island. This is actually been rumbling on island. This is actually been rumbling on for island. This is actually been rumbling on for months. I island. This is actually been | rumbling on for months. We island. This is actually been i rumbling on for months. We have island. This is actually been rumbling on for months. We have seen a number of confrontations in the number of situations in recent weeks where fishermen have not been overly happy with what has been going on these waters because the president s context, jersey is just 1a miles off the coast of france and can see france from jerseys east coast. This is a shared area of Water And History here. In recent months, it has been very much something that appears to be happening between fishermen, yesterday, it was the mention of Electricity Supplies thats got everyone else very interested now and everyone talking and everyone listening. I interested now and everyone talking and everyone listening. And everyone listening. I think that is another Place And Everyone listening. I think that is another place we and everyone listening. I think that is another place we need and everyone listening. I think that is another place we need to and everyone listening. I think that is another place we need to go i and everyone listening. I think thatj is another place we need to go into the programme from. Just added to the programme from. Just added to the list. We might not get in. We would have to go to the blockade of a wartime show. Kent police have made a fresh appeal to the public for help in catching the killer of Police Community Support officerjulia james. Detectives have released a new picture of her in the same clothes she was wearing on the day she was murdered. But they say they still dont know the motive for the killing and no arrests have been made so far. Today, we have released a Photograph Ofjulia wearing the clothes that she was wearing when she was murdered. Youll see some dark coloured wellington styled boots, some blue jeans, and a light coloured blue waterproof coat with a hood. Youll also see her dog, toby, who was with her at the time she was murdered. Im hoping that these images will spark a Memory And Someone or help someone recall what they saw that could be of assistance to the investigation. In 1963, The Beatles had just recorded their debut album, in just one sitting at the abbey road studios. President kennedy was signing the equal Pay Act into law. And Martin Luther kinng. Was telling us, of his dream from the lincoln memorial steps. The Swinging Sixties were upon us and the Birth Rate in america was booming. San animated s an animated scoreboard keeps constant tab on the american population and what with all the births and deaths in immigrations, itsjust a moments rest. That year the us population reached 190 million. The us was one of a handful of developed countries with a Fertility Rate above 2. 1 children per woman, which ensures that each generation has enough kids to replace itself. But the rate tumbled in the 1970s and again in the past decade. And new data shows it dropped to about 1. 6 last year, the lowest on record. While 3. 6 million babies were born in the last year, that was down a on 2019, it is the biggest single Year Drop in nearly 50 years. Joining us from washington is melissa kearney, professor of economics at the University Of Maryland thank you very much forjoining us. What are the implications of the fact that so few babies are born in America Last year. This fact that so few babies are born in America Last year. Fact that so few babies are born in America Last year. This and decrease which was quite America Last year. This and decrease which was quite large America Last year. This and decrease which was quite large and America Last year. This and decrease which was quite large and some i America Last year. This and decrease which was quite large and some of. America last year. This and decrease which was quite large and some of itj which was quite large and some of it during the later time might be reflective of the pandemic, the bigger issue is that this reflects a downward trend in birth that has been going on for 15 years. We are having fewer births, our population is ageing and economists have long recognised that those two things pertaining to struggles for productive Economy And Solvency of a social insurance system. This is the demographic challenge for the country. Demographic challenge for the count. , demographic challenge for the count. , country. Covid19 hit, people lost theirjobs. Country. Covid19 hit, people lost theirjobs. They country. Covid19 hit, people lost theirjobs, they got country. Covid19 hit, people lost theirjobs, they got stressed i country. Covid19 hit, people lost theirjobs, they got stressed and | theirjobs, they got stressed and they stopped having children. Is that the story of last year . {iii they stopped having children. Is that the story of last year . Of her last ear, that the story of last year . Of her last year. It that the story of last year . Of her last year. It is that the story of last year . Of her last year, it is possible. That the story of last year . Of her last year, it is possible. We i that the story of last year . Of her last year, it is possible. We are i last year, it is possible. We are just seeing now that the early indicators that the covid 19 Baby Bust seems to have happen. Data came out yesterday that at The End of 2020, there were about a0,000 missing births from what we wouldve expected based on previous trends. Those are births that wouldve been conceived at the beginning of the pandemic and seem not to have been and as we said, this makes sense if people were viewing and feeling economically insecure if they have Job And Income loss that they would not have babies at that time. But mech theres been a lot of talk recently about the big Spending Plan that the joe recently about the big Spending Plan that Thejoe Biden administration plan, 255 Billion that is slated for Child Care and services. The . Plan, 255 Billion that is slated for Child Care and services. Child care and services. They set the critics Child Care and services. They set the critics are Child Care and services. They set the critics are asking Child Care and services. They set the critics are asking the Child Care and services. They set the critics are asking the wrong l the critics are asking the wrong questions about this plan. And in this context, she is right, isnt she . , and in this context, she is right, isnt she . Isnt she . Yeah. Parenting is expensive. Isnt she . Yeah. Parenting is expensive, being isnt she . Yeah. Parenting is expensive, being a isnt she . Yeah. Parenting is expensive, being a working i isnt she . Yeah. Parenting is i expensive, being a working Parent Isnt she . Yeah. Parenting is expensive, being a Working Parent in this country is really hard and a lot of european seemed very surprised to learn that we dont have public provision of childcare, we dont have anything like a child allowance. So, the white House Plan to support families, some to support families with subsidies for Child Care, those who make it easier to be a parent in america it will be easier to embark on child parenting. Whether those policies, which i think would be good for a lot of reasons, whether or not those will be enough to reverse the long Standing Decline in Fertility Rates in this country, are more sceptical. Rates in this country, are more sceptical rates in this country, are more scetical. ,. , sceptical. The longterm effect on the economy sceptical. The longterm effect on the economy is sceptical. The longterm effect on the economy is if sceptical. The longterm effect on the economy is if you sceptical. The longterm effect on the economy is if you are sceptical. The longterm effect on the economy is if you are not i the economy is if you are not replacing this generation with the new generation, you do not have taxpayers. New generation, you do not have taxpayers taxpayers. You will not have taxpayers. Taxpayers. You will not have taxpayers, workers taxpayers. You will not have taxpayers, workers to i taxpayers. You will not have i taxpayers, workers to contribute taxpayers. You will not have taxpayers, workers to contribute to the economy and frankly, Fun Social Insurance programmes. Me the economy and frankly, Fun Social Insurance programmes. The economy and frankly, Fun Social Insurance programmes. We will need to roll her Sleeves Insurance programmes. We will need to roll her sleeves up insurance programmes. We will need to roll her sleeves up in insurance programmes. We will need to roll her sleeves up in more insurance programmes. We will need to roll her sleeves up in more ways i to roll her sleeves up in more ways than one then. Lets be honest. It is stressful. Come on, lets be honest, having kids is stressful. The expense. The things that go wrong. The Me Time you give up. I mean, can you imagine if dads had to give a Press Conference at The End of their day, on how it had all gone. Like a Football Manager or a Basketball Star . Sum up the day . Honestlyjust felt like we got behind early after the Milk Spill and the marker on the wall, we just felt like we were playing catch up the rest of the day. Right before you went to the store, you called a timeout. Was there an Attitude Change after that . Yeah, it felt like we were losing our heads there for a minute so we just wanted to calm things down and get back to the basics. Did you ever find your keys . No. No no idea where they are. You gave him a snack a half hour before dinner, was that planned . No, i lost track of time. Ijust wasnt thinking. And so, three bites at dinner. You know, thats on me. And it didnt look like he had many answers to the double team. Next question. Ibuprofen, stickers on the t shirt. No comment. No Comment Wouldve been even better. Being a Homecoming Queen is Serious Business here. Christian is not entirely across this concept, so ill explain when a young lady is selected by her High School peers to reign over the big Homecoming Football Game that for many a teenage girl is as good as it gets. Quintessentially american. But one teenager in florida has allegedly taken it a step too far. Florida teen Emily Rose Grober was 17 when she and her mother laura were arrested for Hacking Student accounts that were held by the school board, allegedly casting almost 250 fake votes so she could secure the title. Suspicions arose when School District officials reported unauthorised access. And heres the rub. Emily is now 18, and so she will be tried as an adult. Both Mother And Daughter now facing multiple felonies for fixing a vote at tate High School in pensacola. And would you believe that each could faces a maximum sentence of 16 years. Heavy is the head that wears the crown. I think we started this programme by talking about facebook posts around stolen elections. And we have come full circle. Sitting there in the editorial thinking to ourselves, how can we wrap up all of this information, misinformation. Somebody is going to go to jail for a stolen election. You must� ve been a stolen election. You must� ve been a happy girl, right . Iwas kind a stolen election. You must� ve been a happy girl, right . I was kind of lefty liberal schools that did not even have Head Boys or had girls, there are around morocco and saudi arabia, no, they were not traditional with uniforms and had boys and had girls. Head boy was mech were you a Head Boy was there are two or three people on her show, producers, Head Boy, Head Boy of his school, amazing. They write the programme and they make us perform it. I barely turned up the school have the time because we were moving Around The World, at least christian went to school. Head Boy And Head to grow material, you are not looking at them. Head girl. A lot of Big Cumulonimbus Clouds around today bringing downpours, hailstorms, Thunder And Lightning as well. As the sun sets these storms tend to ease but there still will be one or two scattered around. And through the night across scotland we are expecting some wintry weather, some Snow Settling across the hills, perhaps even down to lower levels. Now, you can see where the weather is coming from on the Satellite Picture you can see that Drift Of Cloud from the north, and, in fact, the air� s been coming in from the arctic for quite soMe Time. Thats why its so chilly. Temperatures should be averaging around 15 celsius in the uk. This time in may we are closer to eight to ten degrees and may be nudging up to around 12, 13 In London. So really nippy and its going to stay like it for the next two to three days. For the night you can see primarily clear skies across the uk. But here that wintry weather affecting the scottish hills. As i say, some of that winteriness may reach lower levels as well. There could be some iciness around early mornings across parts of scotland maybe even Northern England and Northern Ireland too. Onto Thursdays Weather Forecast then, early in the morning that could be some Cloud And Rain flirting with the South Coast of england. One or two showers dotted around elsewhere but the real showers on thursday will form across scotland and parts of Northern England. Again, Hail And Thunder possible. South of that so the midlands, wales, the south of england i think some sunshine around thursday really not a bad day but chilly. Heres fridays weather forecast, again, a few showers expected to develop across eastern and Northern Areas. I think in the west it will be much drier and brighter. So belfast, liverpool, and in for some sunshine on friday. A Big Change awaits us as we head into the weekend. A low pressure is going to swing by. Yes, that means rain but also this low pressure is going to bring a current of air coming out of the southwest. This is actually subtropical air. It is going to warm up across the uk. Were going to see that current of Cold Air Cut Off from the north. Now, the temperatures will be gradually rising as we go through the weekend, but we are expecting some rain as well because this low pressure will bring a weather fronts. So i think a soggy, mild ish day on saturday, and a little bit warmer for some on sunday. Bye bye. Youre watching Bbc News with me Katty Kay in washington, Christian Fraser is In London. Our top stories. The ban remains, but the controversy is ongoing. An Oversight Board rules that facebook� s ban on Donald Trump can stay in place, but it leaves the door open to his return. Lawyers for Derek Chauvin seek a new trial, saying the former Police Officer was deprived of fair treatment the first time. Chauvin was found guilty last month in the death of george floyd. Also in the programme. Do you think youre underpaid at work . We visit the company that lets Staff Pitch why they deserve a raise. Another Fun Thing about living in the old folks home. We hear from the 19 year old arkansas tiktok star who accidentally moved into an Apartment Complex not quite aimed at her demographic. Derek chauvins legal team is asking for a new trial. The claim the former minneapolis Police Officer didnt get a fair trial the first time around and they want the guilty verdict thrown out. Last month, chauvin was convicted of murdering george floyd. The Defence Request comes after this photo emerged of one juror brandon mitchell, there on the right wearing a shirt with a picture of Martin Luther king, Jr Around which are the words get your knees off our necks. Hes also wearing a black Lives Matter hat. This photo was taken in august while he was attending a rally in washington. Joining us now to discuss is mary moriarty, former chief public defender of hennepin county, minnesota. Mary great to have you back on the programme, we saw a lot of you during the trial of course. Whats the relationship between this photo that has emerged online of one of thejurors and the that has emerged online of one of the jurors and the Defences Decision to ask for a retrial . The motion that decision to ask for a retrial . The motion that they decision to ask for a retrial . Tue motion that they filed decision to ask for a retrial . Tte motion that they filed for a new trial is very standard. When somebody is convicted at trial, usually the defence of files a motion for a new trial. This is not an appeal. Appeal happens after sentencing. This is simply asking thejudge who presided over the tried to give you a new trial. Part of the new Trial Motion was asking for a hearing to look Intojuror Misconduct but they didnt specifically say what the misconduct was. Now there has been a lot of conversation about the photograph you just talked about. On the juror questionnaire, everyjurorwas asked, have you participated in a protest here in minneapolis about Police Brutality . And then another question was, have you participated in any Protest Run Police Brutality . And mr mitchell, the juror in that Picture Answer to know. However in his interviews, he hasnt said that what he attended in august was a march in commemoration of Martin Luther kings I Have A Dream speech. In the questionnaire too he asked what his views were on black Lives Matter and he said very favourable. So i think it would be very hard for the defence to show that this juror was untruthful. That March In Washington was about as i said commemoration of doctor Martin Luther kings speech. It was about Voting Rights before the election. And the defence knew exactly who he was. They knew he was very favourable towards black Lives Matter. They had an opportunity to ask him questions, they could have used a preemptory challenge. So although the motion doesnt specifically mention that, that may be what they are asking for. They did ask for more time, their motion was really rushed because they had to get it in within 15 days but if they do get more time to thoroughly put in the motion what they want, i dont see what that juror said put in the motion what they want, i dont see what thatjuror said in the questionnaire that leads to a new trial. Mary another issue for the defence was that there was so much pretrial publicity that the trash had been moved and thejurors were compromised. Trash had been moved and the urors were compromised. I were compromised. Because they were compromised. Because they were from minnesota. Were compromised. Because they were from minnesota. But were compromised. Because they were from minnesota. But this i were compromised. Because they i were from minnesota. But this comes Down Tojudicial were from minnesota. But this comes down to judicial discretion. A judge is given a lot of discretion on what he does in that court. Are there grounds for appeal in your mind on what he decided . Xtet. Grounds for appeal in your mind on what he decided . What he decided . Yet, it is called abuse of discretion. What he decided . Yet, it is called abuse of discretion. So what he decided . Yet, it is called abuse of discretion. So when i what he decided . Yet, it is called abuse of discretion. So when the | abuse of discretion. So when the Court Of Appeals is looking at all thejudges decisions, it is not whether he just thejudges decisions, it is not whether hejust got thejudges decisions, it is not whether he just got it right, it is do they completely disagree, can reasonable people disagree . So he has wide latitude. As to his decision not to move the Trial Someplace else, it would have had to have been in minnesota and as he set a number of times in denying the defence motion, there isjust no place in minnesota that you could move the trial where you would find people who hadnt seen the video, who did not know about the trial. There were some things that came up during the trial with the announcement of the settlement with the family that happened during Jury Selection but thejudge the family that happened during Jury Selection but the judge did what he could about that. In fact he called back seven jurors that they already had and he ended up excusing two of them because they had been exposed to that information. And so i think ultimately, the Court Of Appeals is going to say he did what they would expect of a judge to do to try to see whetherjurors were exposed to information and excuse them if there was any doubt. 50 information and excuse them if there was any doubt was any doubt. So we will get the a eal was any doubt. So we will get the Appeal Process was any doubt. So we will get the Appeal Process and was any doubt. So we will get the Appeal Process and i was any doubt. So we will get the Appeal Process and i assume i was any doubt. So we will get the | Appeal Process and i assume mary was any doubt. So we will get the i Appeal Process and i assume mary you think there will be an appeal after sentencing. Has this given us the kind of outlines of the defences Appeal Argument . Kind of outlines of the Defences Appealargument . Tt kind of outlines of the defences Appeal Argument . Kind of outlines of the defences Appeal Argument . Kind of outlines of the defences a Eal Aruument . , ~ Appeal Argument . It does. And by the Way Everybody Appeal Argument . It does. And by the Way Everybody has Appeal Argument . It does. And by the Way Everybody has an Appeal Argument . It does. And by the Way Everybody has an automatic i Appeal Argument . It does. And by the Way Everybody has an automatic right| Way Everybody has an automatic right to appeal. What we need to get through first is the sentencing. Right now thejudge through first is the sentencing. Right now the judge is considering whether there are what is called aggravating factors, many factors about this case that make it more serious because the state is asking for a sentence greater than whatever guidelines would allow. So we are waiting to hear from the judge whether he finds aggravating factors. If he does, then he has the discretion to give a greater sentence and im sure that the state is going to be asking for a much greater sentence. So thats the next step in process for us to hear whether he finds aggravating factors, he will give both parties an opportunity to write memos trying to convince him what the sentence should be and then we will all come back for sentencing and we will see what happens. Tqm. Back for sentencing and we will see what happens what happens. 0k, mary moriarty, Thank Ou what happens. 0k, mary moriarty, thank you very what happens. 0k, mary moriarty, thank you very much. What happens. 0k, mary moriarty, thank you very much. We what happens. Ok, mary moriarty, thank you very much. We will what happens. 0k, mary moriarty, | thank you very much. We will come back to you when we get the sentencing. Thanks very much, mary. Yesterday, we dedicated the top part of our show to the issue of vaccine patents, and the Pressure President biden has been under to lift them to allow greater access for developing countries. It seems someone has taken note, in the past Hour Weve heard that his administration has officially announced its support for a global waiver on Patent Protections for covid 19 vaccines. Justifying the move, us Trade Representative Katherine tai said in a statement that. Those who were with us yesterday that it those who were with us Yesterday Thatitis those who were with us yesterday that it is notjust straightforward that it is notjust straightforward that you waive the patents in the Manufacturing Line cranks into action. There is so much technical expertise that is needed. There is so much technology that is needed, know how, etc. But India And South africa were pushing for a vaccine waiver. They are some of the biggest manufacturers of vaccines. But the united states not the only ones making a decision on this. Tia making a decision on this. No because this puts them at odds with the uk which is in favour of protecting those patents and i think with the eu. Is there a ruling on that already . T with the eu. Is there a ruling on that already . With the eu. Is there a ruling on that alread . ~ ,. ,. That already . I think there is a Wto Rulin or that already . I think there is a Wto Ruling or they that already . I think there is a Wto Ruling or they are that already . I think there is a Wto Ruling or they are certainly ruling or they are certainly discussing it this week. But in terms of the discussing it this week. But in terms of the white discussing it this week. But in terms of the White House i discussing it this week. But in terms of the White House it i discussing it this week. But in j terms of the White House it is interesting because they are clearly saying it is not that we are anti big pharma profits here, they are making a point of saying we believe strongly in intellectual Property Protection so they are not slamming the big pharma companies. They arejust saying slamming the big pharma companies. They are just saying in this particular case that the need to get Code Vaccines Around The World is more urgent. It is a victory for progressives who have been asking President Biden to do this within the administration but they are still kind of saying we realise the need for Intellectual Property as well. Certainly need to get more vaccines to developing countries thatis vaccines to developing countries that is for sure. And fast. How much do you think youre worth . Most people dont think their employer pays them nearly enough. So what if you could change that . A company in Buenos Aires is challenging staff to put their money where their mouth is and explain why they think they deserve a Pay Rise, in front of their colleagues. Three times a year the argentinian company 10pines invites employees to salary meetings. The firm has 90 employees. And by all Accounts Staff Morale is high. So is this the way to create a more trusting environment at the office . Would it work in a bigger company like the bbc . I shudder to think lets speak Tojorge Silva he is 10pines Co Founder and joins us from Buenos Aires. Good to have you on the programme. This is a brave endeavour. Tell us what the atmosphere is like when you get the people in a Room And Someone says, you know what . I deserve a Pay Rise was my hey, how are you doing. Pay rise was my hey, how are you doin . ,. ,. ,. , ~. , doing. First of all i would like to sa that i doing. First of all i would like to say that i am doing. First of all i would like to say that i am one doing. First of all i would like to say that i am one of doing. First of all i would like to say that i am one of the say that i am one of the Co Founders. Notjust the say that i am one of the Co Founders. Not just the founder of the company. And about the question, what the atmosphere it feels like trust and a safe place where you can show your feelings and tell other people how you feel. And it is a really interesting moment because it is not that you go there and you improvise. It is something that you think about before for a really long time. And the idea is that you can show your rationale in the meeting and explain why you think you deserve a raise, right . Tt is and explain why you think you deserve a raise, right . It is quite a utoian deserve a raise, right . It is quite a utopian company deserve a raise, right . It is quite a utopian company yours deserve a raise, right . It is quite| a utopian company yours because deserve a raise, right . It is quite i a utopian company yours because 50 of the profits are shared among the staff each year for us that there is no overall ceo, there is no real managers. So how do you among yourselves decide whether someone is deserving of a raise . Is there a sort of bracket that you put people in and do people move within brackets . In and do people move within brackets . ~ ,. ,. , brackets . Well, yeah, of course we have different brackets . Well, yeah, of course we have different seniority brackets . Well, yeah, of course we have different Seniority Use brackets . Well, yeah, of course we have different Seniority Use and i have different Seniority Use and different brackets. But the idea we have some kind of arithmetic so or implicit rules that for example, the people that are most experienced or the people that have more years or the people that have more years or the people that have more years or the people most senior, they tend to present once a year and not several times. For example the people that are younger or that have more growth to expose, it theyre going to present three times a year. It really depends on your growth and it really depends on your growth and it really depends on your growth and it really depends on your seniority and how do you feel in terms of your growth in the last three, four, six months. ,. ,. , growth in the last three, four, six months. , , months. Jorge, to play devils advocate. Months. Jorge, to play devils advocate. It months. Jorge, to play devils advocate, it sounds months. Jorge, to play devils advocate, it sounds quite i advocate, it sounds quite time consuming to have the whole company listen to everybody� s arguments and debated. It doesnt sound very efficient. Sound very efficient. Well, i dont know in terms sound very efficient. Well, i dont know in terms of sound very efficient. Well, i dont know in terms of efficiency, i sound very efficient. Well, i dont know in terms of efficiency, but i sound very efficient. Well, i dont| know in terms of efficiency, but in terms of time being time consuming, but i will say that anything that you want to make it good is going to take time. There is no Magic Decision that is going to take less time. ,. , decision that is going to take less time,. , decision that is going to take less time, y. , decision that is going to take less time. ,. , time. So, you say that it is worth the tiMe Time. So, you say that it is worth the time can time. So, you say that it is worth the time. Can you time. So, you say that it is worth the time. Can you give time. So, you say that it is worth the time. Can you give christian | time. So, you say that it is worth i the time. Can you give christian and i a top tip of the arguments that succeed in asking for a Pay Rise . Well, i will say that most of the time in the mostjunior people, they explain how they grow taking for example different or new responsibilities or different new skills in front of the customer, inside the company because we have like in the company, we dont have support staff. So we tend to do the different roles that a company needs. So it is really important that you participate in the management of the company. So sometimes, new skills like that is really appreciated and then you have to gain the recognition of your peers. So it depends on that too. It is really important that your peers feel that you are growing and feel your value and try to expose that. You have to be good and seem to be good. I am writing all this down, jorge and making notes. Jorge has given us food for thought, we wish you the best in your endeavours and clearly it has an impact on morale, katty. Thank you. It does. Transparency is a big issue on wages. I had a note from our editor who says you are actually worth arise this week because you have been acting up all week. Yeah, and then also you have been very good at new challenges because you have done your hair so well during covid is another one that i have got here from this. So she has taken notice of your wonderful hairdo. Lets get some of the days other news. The centrist leader, yair lapid, has been asked to try and form a new israeli government, after Benjamin Netanyahu failed in the task. Mr lapid needs to get the support of five more mps to be able to form a majority government. Israel has held four inconclusive elections over the past two years. Peloton has recalled about 125 Thousands Treadmills in the us after the death of a six year old child. A us watchdog said the Tread And Tread plus machines pose a risk of Injury Or Death to adults, children and pets if they get pulled underneath. Peloton also had 72 reports of injuries like broken bones and cuts. The World Health Organization is setting up an Intelligence Centre in berlin to identify future pandemics. Itll look for warnings from new diseases including those passed from animals to people. The who has been criticised for its handling of the covid 19 pandemic, largely focussed around its initial reluctance to declare to a global health emergency. Stay with us on Bbc News, still to come a fish out of water story, crossing generations. We talk to the 19 year old who found herself moving into a retirement home, and documenting her experience. Parents in england should put Swimming Lessons front and centre of their priorities as the country comes out of lockdown the message from the olympian, duncan goodhew. It comes after the sports governing body said the lack of lessons during the Covid Pandemic meant 2a0,000 children had missed out on learning how to swim 25 metres the length of most pools. Parents across england are now being asked to prioritise Swimming Lessons for children whove been unable to take to the pool, Asjoe Wilson reports. A busy afternoon in birmingham. After school, Swimming Lessons are back on. So, children learning, parents watching. A long time, you couldnt do it . Oh, yeah, oh, yeah. Especially derek, he loves swimming more than anything. Its about the Mental Health benefits of being with their peers and doing something that they love, and getting out and doing some exercise. Over the past year of lockdown restrictions, some Two Million children have missed out on swimming completely, the Governing Body Swim england estimate. Theres concern that, this summer, there might be 250,000 children in england who should have learned to swim but wont have managed to. Now, with Summer Holidays in particular often taking place near to water, the fear will move towards drowning. The drowning statistics will be out around may time for last year. We are expecting to see an increase in those, which, to me, is absolutely heartbreaking. And a lost generation Willjust Add to that as the years go on, so we cant afford a lost generation of children not being able to swim. Swim england believe 90 of pools are now operating again, most of them offering lessons. Theres so much to catch up on after lockdown. Their reminder is to learn to enjoy and to respect water. Joe wilson, Bbc News, birmingham. Coral reefs are home to around a quarter of all marine species. But threats like over fishing and rising Sea Temperatures are killing them. Now an initiative to restore badly damaged reefs is happening in indonesia as David Shukman reports. Its one of the most shocking sights in the underwater world when corals die, either because theyre damaged or because the sea becomes too hot for them and they turn into what looks like a graveyard. When you dive on a reef and its just quiet and its all monotone grey, its desolate, its so depressing. The solution, pioneered by professor smith, involves whole communities in indonesia. They take these metal frames, called Reef Stars, and fix them to the sea bed. Fragments of live corals are attached to them, and the result is a revival of a habitat that many depend on. You see fish come in, you dive on it one day and you see the small Fish Sort of finding a hole in the Reef Stars amongst the coral. Six months later, medium sized fish the whole ecosystem responds when you give it this chance of kick starting the system. The latest reef to be helped in this way is called hope. The word is spelt out in the new corals and the aim is to apply the same technique in other areas Around The World. Over the years, there have been dozens of attempts to try to bring reefs back to life, some more successful than others. And they have all been on a really small scale, as with this latest initiative, so there will be questions about it. It is funded by the Pet Food Company sheba, which uses a lot of fish in its products, so can this venture really make any kind of difference . Well, scientists ive spoken to are impressed by the way that reefs that were once dead are now being revived, and, because the task is so huge, they welcome funding from big name companies. For businesses involved, dependent on fish and marine resources, to actually invest in restoring the ocean, in recovering depleted reefs, is a good thing. Obviously in business, you always have that extra filter of scrutiny. And because most corals are threatened as global temperatures continue to rise, any attempt to save even small areas will need real determination. David shukman, Bbc News. Seeing those reefs coming back again. Moving to a new city is tough. You have to find a newjob make friends, settle in and thats on top of deciding somewhere to live. When Madison Kohout moved to piggott, arkansas she thought shed found the perfect answer. Until she noticed something strange about the Apartment Complex she had chosen. This was the video she posted to tiktok. Thats right. Madison, aged 19, accidentally moved into a senior Living Facility and shejoins us from her home now in piggot, arkansas. Welcome to the programme. Hi, thank you. Welcome to the programme. Hi, Thank Ou. ~. ,. ,. , welcome to the programme. Hi, Thank Ou. ~. ,. , welcome to the programme. Hi, Thank Ou. You. Who are your neighbours . My neighbours. You. Who are your neighbours . My neighbours. L you. Who are your neighbours . My neighbours, i have you. Who are your neighbours . My neighbours, i have a you. Who are your neighbours . My neighbours, i have a tonne you. Who are your neighbours . My neighbours, i have a tonne of i neighbours, i have a tonne of neighbours, i have a tonne of neighbours, i have martha, glenn duff. �. ,. ,. ,. , duff. And what do you have in common with our duff. And what do you have in common with your neighbours. Duff. And what do you have in common with your neighbours. I duff. And what do you have in common with your neighbours. I love duff. And what do you have in common with your neighbours. I love story i with your neighbours. I love Story Tellin with your neighbours. I love Story Telling and with your neighbours. I love Story Telling and they with your neighbours. I love Story Telling and they love with your neighbours. I love Story Telling and they love storytellingl telling and they love storytelling too. So i have been able to hear all their stories. Too. So i have been able to hear all theirstories. I too. So i have been able to hear all their stories. I dont know much about cooking but they have been teaching me a lot about that lately. And they love playing games. This reminded us and they love playing games. This reminded us medicine of a story that christian and i covered a few years ago about a Retirement Community in holland where they were doing an experiment of getting a whole bunch of young people to come and live in this Retirement Community and it seemed to work out really surprisingly well for both sides. Has that been kind of your expense after you got over the shock of what youre doing . Youre doing . Yes, afteri got over the shock, youre doing . Yes, afteri got over the shock, it youre doing . Yes, afteri got over the shock, it has youre doing . Yes, afteri got over the shock, it has been youre doing . Yes, afteri got over the shock, it has been super i youre doing . Yes, afteri got over the shock, it has been super fun. | the shock, it has been super fun. They always call and ask how im doing, they come knock on my door, we have dinner all of the together. Like i said, i hearall of we have dinner all of the together. 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I get but curious about your life . For sure. I get a but curious about your life . For sure, i get a lot but curious about your life . Fr . Sure, i get a lot of questions all the time but i also get to hear about all of the drama in town too. Do they ever give you advice about your Love Life or dating . Stt do they ever give you advice about your Love Life or dating . Btu 0t do they ever give you advice about your Love Life or dating . Your Love Life or dating . All of the time sometimes your Love Life or dating . All of the time sometimes i your Love Life or dating . All of the time sometimes i have your Love Life or dating . All of the time sometimes i have a your Love Life or dating . All of the time sometimes i have a guy i your Love Life or dating . All of the i time sometimes i have a guy every now and then as im get it dont know people, they ask who is that . And get to know a little bit about who i am going outwith. They all asked me about my life all the time. 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Madison love to have you on the programme. Thank you. Thank you iloathe love to have you on the programme. Thank you. Thank you who wouldnt want madison thank you. Thank you who wouldnt want madison as thank you. Thank you who wouldnt want madison as their thank you. Thank you who wouldnt want madison as their neighbour . I want madison as their neighbour . Super cheerful, bubbly, sunny. With a little bit of gossip on the side. And the fact that they are deaf you can turn your music up as high as you want t can turn your music up as high as ou want ~ � ,. , can turn your music up as high as you want can turn your music up as high as ou want ~ � ,. Hello. Well, wednesday brought some big shower clouds, some hail storms, Thunder And Lightning too. We had the perfect ingredients to spawn these storms. And here they are. A current of Cold Air coming all the way from the arctic and this time of the year, the arctic� s still pretty cold. That Cold Air has been spreading across the uk. Now on top of that, were in may, strong May Sunshine Heating up the ground. Building storm clouds and they get higher and higher, some of them 20 or even 30,000 feet, and the result is big upcurrents inside these clouds, Thunder And Lightning and of course, hail. Now, the hailstorms are pretty localised and they tend to run in these sort of corridors as they align themselves with the wind. And to thursday, we are still expecting that cold current of air to persist across the uk. Showers will be building across scotland and some Northern Areas but i think in the south on thursday, covering wales, the midlands southwards, the weather is going to be just that little bit quieter. We are not going to see as many showers. On friday, its another day of showers. But once again, the showers are expected to brew across parts of scotland and Northern England, probably around the pennines and eastwards. So that means that Irish Sea coasts, the coasts of wales and certainly through the midlands and the south, the Weather Isnt looking too bad at all on friday. Now beyond that, the Weather Pattern is going to change. We are no longer going to have the cold current of air from the north. Were going to see a low pressure and that low pressure is going to push some subtropical air in our direction so we Cut Off that source of Cold Air. Now with that comes the weather front. There will be outbreaks of rain so you can already see that saturday is not looking pretty across the uk. At least the winds arent going to be awful i think were talking about a breezy Day But Nothing more than that. And you can see the temperatures are rising, 15 celsius In London, still single figures in the north. So that low pressure is going to hang around so inevitably the weather is going to be unsettled through the weekend. Heres a Cold Front. Behind it we will see some colder air coming in. But ahead of it, just in that south eastern portion of the uk and east anglia, temporarily with southerly winds we could see Temperatures Nudging up to 20 celsius, possibly more, well call it around 19 In London and norwich but here in the north and the west where the Cold Air is already digging in from the north, its turning a little bit cooler. And you can see that weather front, the Cold Front pushes across the uk into more central parts of europe during the course of monday and early in the week. So, wrapped around this area of low pressure, weve got the colder Air Feeding in and again this pattern here in the rain, this Blotchy Pattern is an indication that further showers are on the cards. But its not going to be particularly cold on monday. Were talking around the mid teens across the uk, thats because the air is not coming in from the north. Tuesday and into wednesday, the Jet Stream is expected to stay to the south of the uk when we see this pattern, we know that colder air will tend to drift in from the North And Spread across the uk. I know there are some yellows there, some relatively mild air. The really warm air is going to stay to the south of us and that is a hint that later next week, things are going to stay pretty cool across the uk. It looks as though overall, the chilly Spring Weather is set to continue into next week. That is it from me. Goodbye. Tonight at 10 last Minute Campaigning on the eve of super thursday when millions of people go to polls in great britain. Up to a0 million people can vote in scotland, wales and england and theres a lot at stake. There is a long list of different contests. The first real test of Public Opinion since the general election and voters will have a chance to choose. Tt election and voters will have a chance to choose. Election and voters will have a chance to choose. If the snp win a maori chance to choose. If the snp win a majority here chance to choose. If the snp win a majority here in chance to choose. If the snp win a majority here in scotland, chance to choose. If the snp win a majority here in scotland, will chance to choose. If the snp win a J Majority here in scotland, will that take is majority here in scotland, will that take is one majority here in scotland, will that take is one step closer to a another Referendum Take is one step closer to a another Referendum On Independence . And 22 ears in Referendum On Independence . And 22 years in Power Referendum on independence . And 22 years in power in Referendum On Independence . And 22 years in power in wales, Referendum On Independence . And 22 years in power in wales, will Referendum On Independence . 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