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relatives say the us apology, isn t enough. this was america s last act of war before it pulled out of afghanistan, and the decision to fire the missile smacks of panic. and what a legacy. after a record rise in wholesale gas prices, the uk government holds urgent talks with energy suppliers. and after 18 months of pandemic cancellations, the new york philharmonic is back on stage on broadway. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. after the french president ordered the recall of ambassadors to australia and the us, washington says it plans to hold talks with senior french officials in the coming days to calm the diplomatic storm. the french ambassador to australia has now left the country, describing as a huge mistake its decision to unilaterally cancel a submarine contract worth tens of billions of dollars. from paris, here s hugh schofield. for the americans, the australians and the british, it s a new alliance to ensure stability in th ....
the fiance brian laundrie drawn from the official media accounts. with all of the focus on laundrie s role, now, he s gone into hiding. all of this comes as the wall street journal is publishing a facebook investigation. one of its stories focuses on how its instagram app is harmful to teenage girl. the journal reports facebook will be studying this with three years with focus groups and diaries on the topic but it hasn t made the research public or done anything to fix it. among the finding that the journal reports from the internal documents and slides 32% of teen girls said that when they felt bad about their bodies, instagram made them feel worse. 1 in 5 teens says instagram makes them feel worse about themselves, among teens who reported suicidal thoughts, 13% of british users, 6% of european users traced the desire to kill themselves. this is even more alarming once you comprehend the number of instagram users involved. more than 40% 22 years old and younger. 22 ....
hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i am fredricka whitfield. happening now, the nation s capital on high alert. substantial police presence and crowd control measures in places, demonstrators in support of the mob which stormed the capitol january 6th gathered in washington today for a rally. it was just nine months ago we saw these terrifying scenes unfolding. hundreds of people scaling walls, breaking windows, storming hallways of the capitol, yelling to find nancy pelosi and to hang mike pence. lawmakers and the vice president ran to safety. capitol police horribly outnumbered and targeted by the mob. one officer died. more than 100 were hurt. some seriously. three other officers later died by suicide. today, the scene quite different. barriers, fencing surrounding the capitol. hundreds of officers in position should demonstrations grow violent. we have a team of correspondents covering every angle of this. let s begin with shimon prokupecz in t ....
to members in that crowd. and there were some very interesting moments. is that right? what can you tell us? reporter: certainly, jim, some very, very interesting moments. certainly people who believe that this insurrection just didn t exist, that this was just people trespassing, people who just don t believe that when have seen before their very eyes. i had the opportunity to talk to one of the attendees, and he was talking about how no officers were assaulted, how this was a bunch of people who were just trying to go in and essentially protest, and asking him all sorts of questions, you could just tell he was living in his own kind of reality, take a listen to some of what i asked him. it s a public building. i mean people out there, people are in this town all the time and i think the most severe charge they have is trespassing. destroying property, assaulting an officer? you don t believe the video? on video, there is assaulting of a police officer. you don t ....
medieval times. like it s something you can bet on with your bookie. we are americans with families and within families there are disagreements from sprite sports , to politics, to healthy even easier choices like should we put mom in assisted living o on a blowup mattress in the garage. laughing at mom in the garage. in your family there might be someone who smokes, or worse, doesn t smoke. where or they might have voted for bernie sanders. may be they get coffee because gwyneth paltrow said so. a shout out to. we all laugh at this, but we ar respectful. yet there is an us versus them narrative being pushed by the white house in the media. they sound identical. when someone shows up at a part dressed exactly like another guest and everybody said oh, di you to call each other? it s exactly what we should be asking jen psaki and don lemon. e because of that, their communities are at risk come up any of us are frustrated rated with the nearly 80 million americans that a ....