football s premier event. will vernon reports from washington. gunshots ring out in central kansas city. the streets packed with families and sports fans. police rushed to the scene as the injured are given first aid. guys, guys, guys. this reporter for local tv, about to go live as the chaos unfolds. eyewitnesses describe scenes of panic. all of a sudden, people started crushing forward. everybody started running. there was screaming. we didn t know what was happening. but this day and age, when people run, you run. people had gathered for this, a victory parade to celebrate the local american football team s win in the super bowl, america s biggest sporting event. over 800 police had been deployed to protect the crowds. the mayor of kansas city said that shootings like this were becoming all too common in america. i think that s something that all of us who are parents, who are just regular people living each day have to decide what we wish to do about it. parades, rallies,
of the united states of america. why should americans take your presidential bid seriously? well, you know, my calling is still the same, though, which is trying to tell the truth. the condition of truth is to allow suffering to speak. so i m trying to be true to the suffering and resilience of poor and working people of all colours, and to seek justice to make sure that everyone is treated fairly and justly. but keep in mind, my brother, that my campaign is just a moment in a movement. it s just a wave in an ocean of a great tradition of a black people who produce love warriors in the face of hatred, and freedom fighters in the face of terror. and it s the spillover of that rich tradition into american electoral politics. electoral politics has been so much legalised bribery and normalised corruption, it s a decadent terrain. let s just be very honest about. colonised by big money, big lobbies, benefactors, donors and so forth. unlike england, we don t have campaign financin
good luck to superpower and the ukraine glory to ukraine. thank you. films dealing with ukraine have certainly been getting attention in berlin. although one or two trade publications described the sean penn documentary as awkwardly narcissistic and fawning, it was overall warmly received. and president zelensky and his team, who viewed it before the festival, liked it. his chief of staff tweeted that it was a great film. germany has been enjoying a very good year in cinema, especially with its anti war film, all quiet on the western front, picking up all kinds of accolades internationally. and here in berlin at the festival, there are five german films in competition. emma jones has been talking to one of her favorite film critics about the german offerings and other notable films in the festival line up. film critic kaleem aftab and i met during this year s berlinale to chat about the films we d seen, and we started off with the opening movie, rebecca miller s she came to
our viewers are good people and they believe it. even as those same hosts went on the air arguing completely otherwise. all right. these election challenges are still going on and disturbing irregularities have been found and must be investigated to the fullest. reporter: on election night the network first to call arizona for biden. the fox news decision desk is calling arizona for joe biden. that is a big get for the biden campaign. reporter: as trump s baseless conspiracy theories started to take hold. this is a fraud on the american public. so we ll be going to the u.s. supreme court. reporter: carlson wrote his producer warning that trump could easily destroy us if we play it wrong. the court documents showing a scramble behind the scenes as viewers rebel the against fox for calling the contest in biden s favor and a course correction internally to prioritize profitability over the truth. after fox news reporter jacqui fact-checked it, tucker carlson please g
in a first of its kind. most importantly, though, for the people of australia. everyone should be respected for who they are. and tonight s a celebration of that. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. the uk prime minister rishi sunak says the trade deal with the eu on northern ireland represents unfinished business on brexit and that he ll give everything he s got to get an agreement over the line. he made his comments in an interview for the sunday times. since brexit, exports from the uk are subject to checks to ensure they conform with eu rules. but for goods crossing the irish sea, they are checked on arrival in northern ireland, effectively creating a border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. this is in order to keep open its border with the republic. the democratic unionist party says this cuts northern ireland off from the rest of the uk, and for two years they ve refused to share power at stormont until a different solution is