on january 5 , 1886 , scottish writer robert louis stevenson's book, the strange case of dr.ckel, was published in london. and mr. hyde. in the story, under the influence of a miraculous potion, the good doctor jekel turned into an ominous haida double. gothic story in the style of science fiction. for the first time raised the topic of the hero’s split personality, duality. stevenson himself said that he dreamed of the plot, perhaps it was a nightmare caused by the cocaine he used to write... the story, calling it a quote. a pile of paper full of nonsense. the strange story of jekel hyde is still incredibly popular, it has been filmed many times, plays have been written based on it, musicals and computer games. on january 5 , 1918, a decree of the council of people's commissars was published on the introduction of a new spelling. the reform was being prepared even before the revolution; the bolsheviks brought it to the end, successfully introducing a simplified spelling of the russian language to the new system. and economy in writing and typography, the letters “yat, fita”

i'd like to welcome to stevenson. he's a professor at the south texas college of law or in houston, texas. welcome to dw, you. tell us how significant is this resignation from wine lafayette as well. it has significance both for the organization and for the upcoming trial. the main, one of the most important remedies that the government to seeking in the trial is actually his removal from his position of leadership. and so in a sense, he has pre empted that by stepping down. so could change the dynamic at the trial in terms of the organization. he has certainly we need it in his image in the last few decades. and there's a lot of soul searching going on right now. new. i'm alternative groups have sprung up. they've lost a lot of numbers and i expect that there is going to be a power struggle in the coming weeks to see who really takes the helm. there has been a temporary director interim director of the step into take his place. but, and i think that there's given the history of the organization, there's probably some

well, i say, for example, he says, well , take stevenson, mortal boredom, well, this it’s impossiblen, stevenson wrote chukovsky marshak, well, in general, yes, you read in the original, but i read what chukovsky translated, when you just look at the black arrow treasure island of the translation chukovsky, i still couldn’t understand why i was having such difficulty trying to get through everything else, by the way, to... i can’t read, but dickins has an absolutely amazing quality, if you throw out all these crazy plots of his , well, not counting the pikvetsky club, that’s all it’s just such moralizing, you know, hogarth in prose, hogarth has a somewhat fashionable marriage, for example, or the fate of a milliner, this is dickens like hogarth in prose, i ’ll just write it down, hogarth in prose, but dickens has an absolutely incredible description, three things: either we show an old book, or we comment on some quotation from prose, or we read and comment on a poem, but today it is an old book, and we play fair, i, as a museum worker , under no circumstances would ever bring it her

the drivers union confirmed dan stevenson died wednesday. the bus was carrying 5 students when it crashed near the campus is main entrance on coolidge drive around 11, 30 that night. stevenson was one of 2 people taken to the hospital with critical injuries. officials have not said what exactly led to the crash. >> alameda is joy joining a growing list of bay area cities calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the mayor wrote a letter to president biden requesting his immediate action against the ongoing war city council now is set to vote on the letter at their meeting tonight. kron four's amanda hari was there. she has reaction from community members. >> nearly 200 people signed up in person and virtually to talk about the cease-fire resolution. so many people were at the meeting they had to set up an overflow rain didn't stop more than 100 people from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on be

jane stevenson , thank you for jane stevenson, thank you for joining us here on gb news tonight.n over a government bill? >> um , it was unfortunate to >> um, it was unfortunate to have to resign , but that's the have to resign, but that's the deal have to resign, but that's the deal. if you if you want to speak out on on certain lines and i've done so much work on illegal migration, then it is really important to my constituent. so i wanted a tougher bill. >> and you may not get one if the bill is not amended tonight, if you don't get any amendments, will you vote for the bill at third reading? yeah i will, because we have bill. third reading? yeah i will, becso;e we have bill. third reading? yeah i will, becso;e think1ave bill. third reading? yeah i will, becso;e think what bill. third reading? yeah i will, becso;e think what i bill. third reading? yeah i will, becso;e think what i want >> so but i think what i want to focus on, if you listen to my comments in the committee stage in chamber, about in the chamber, it's about a bigger framework. rwanda is not the whole answer to

gets better after stevenson.you're driving on 880 north, we're seeing a touch of brake lights near the coliseum. definitely the calm before the storm here. you can see the traffic is going to be backed up at the toll plaza and that flag on the right is sticking straight out with the wind. 739 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> i'll pick it up from here. sal. thank you. we'll get to steve in a moment. at 740, we have new details about the fight to keep a south bay swim center up and running. we'll tell you about the big price tag for the needed repairs to keep it open. >> let's run out to our newsroom, say good morning again to andre senior. as you look ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two. well, california is often a trendsetter in the us when it comes to laws and regulations, but that means our state tends to face more lawsuits over new environmental laws, new at eight. >> why some large businesses are suing the state over a rule that requires them to report their emissions. and late

live now to tom stevenson, investment director, at fidelity.d this was the root of this. yet so far fujistsu has managed to stay in the background. we think that is going to change? i we think that is going to change?— we think that is going to chance? ~' . ., change? i think it will change because executives _ change? i think it will change because executives from - change? i think it will change i because executives from fujitsu are going to be cold in front of the business and trade select committee in parliament next week. this is one of those stories that has moved extremely slowly for 20 years orso extremely slowly for 20 years or so and then due to that series on itv has accelerated in the last few days. what we are seeing is investors are beginning to recognise this is potentially a problem for fujitsu. 0vernight we have seen the share price of fujitsu form by 3%. to put that in context, the nick cave 225 was up, heading a 3k year high. regency and the markets are moving in different directions. i think that is a reflection both of the

i want to bring in brian stevenson for more perspective on this. he is the founder and executive director of the equal justice initiative. first of all, we talked a little bit before the break. are you involved in this case in any way, and, if so, what sorts of things have you been saying? >> well, we've been working with the attorneys representing mr. smith for quite a while. they were recruited by our office to take on this case. we've been arguing for a long time that alabama should suspend executions in light of the multiple failed executions that have taken place over the last two years. mr. smith was taken to the chamber in 2022, strapped to a gurney for four hours, and the state could not complete the execution because they could not access his veins. we thought it was barbaric and torturous. based on that, he should not be subjected to a sent execution, period. the state changed the method tonig tonito nitrogen, untested method, and now they're going to experiment on him, someone already traumatized by the torturous attempt in 2022. >> we h

stevenson was one of 2 people taken to the hospital. officials have not yet said what led to that crash. now sreet a man is behind bars tonight in connection to the murder of his girlfriend. >> the a bold brooks lengyel was arrested this morning in santa cruz county for the killing of alice herman, who was last seen alive in santa cruz on december. 3rd, her family filed a missing persons report after not hearing from her for more than a week. police later found her car parked outside the suspect's home. the investigation led investigators to recover human remains in berkeley's tilden regional park, the identification of the human remains is still pending. >> man has facing a long list of charges accused of breaking into several homes in petaluma trying to sexually assault a woman who was with her child. police say hahn's schweitzer who is from montana first try to get into a home on the day avenue near valley vista elementary school this morning, but was scared off by dogs. 10 minutes later, police say the suspect reportedly entered sev

he's brian stevenson with the equal justice initiative. you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law, or to build affordable housing, or write california's patients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother program. we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale and i stood by his side when he married eve, the love of his life. i'm a little biased, but take it from adam's little brother. he'll make us all proud as california senator. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. >>> alabama death row inmate kenneth smith was just executed using nitrogen gas, the first time this has been done in the united states. he was convicted of murder for the 1988 killer of elizabeth senna, a few years later, the conviction was overturned on a procedural issue. it wasn't until 1996 when smith was re-tried and convicted with the recommendation of life in prison. a judge overruled the recommendation and sentenced him to death. but it wasn't until 2022 that the state even attempted to carry o

arriving in the first week of october at the army's base of supplies, at stevenson, alabama, now now,he derals were involved in what i would call a siege. it's almost always just called a siege, but they weren't entirely surrounded, but they were in deep trouble. and this is kind this gets into some of this complicated geography now. the main head of the supply depot for the union army was in bridgeport, alabama, on the north bank of the tennessee river. but the leg and road leading from bridgeport to chattanooga was controlled by the confederates in the lookout valley. and i look out mountain. so consequently they couldn't use the road. the tennessee river was low. there had been a sustained drought and if you remember about battle of chickamauga, the soldiers were really hurting for water at chickamauga and so the tennessee river particularly near chattanooga, was too to have any kind navigation. so the river was out of we talked about bridges so there was bridge a railroad bridge at bridgeport and a railroad bridge at running water creek. but the confederates had destroyed those ra

arriving in the first week of october at the army's base of supplies, at stevenson, alabama, now now,he federals were involved in what i would call a siege. it's almost always just called a siege, but they weren't entirely surrounded, but they were in deep trouble. and this is kind this gets into some of this complicated geography now. the main head of the supply depot for the union army was in bridgeport, alabama, on the north bank of the tennessee river. but the leg and road leading from bridgeport to chattanooga was controlled by the confederates in the lookout valley. and i look out mountain. so consequently they couldn't use the road. the tennessee river was low. there had been a sustained drought and if you remember about battle of chickamauga, the soldiers were really hurting for water at chickamauga and so the tennessee river particularly near chattanooga, was too to have any kind navigation. so the river was out of we talked about bridges so there was bridge a railroad bridge at bridgeport and a railroad bridge at running water creek. but the confederates had destroyed those

that driver, dan stevenson, died on sunday. he was a metro and campus bus driver for 25 years. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. >>> now to a live look this midday at southern israel toward the gaza border. israel's military launched new air strikes while announcing it will begin withdrawing troops in the beginning days. as nbc news' matt bradley reports, this comes amid growing tensions between the united states and iran in the red sea. >> reporter: we're seeing israel continuing its war in the gaza strip now with nearly 22,000 palestinians killed according to the hamas-run ministry of health in the gaza strip, most of them civilians. now we're seeing for the first time a direct hit against prime minister benjamin netanyahu himself. this was a long time coming. over the last several months, this issue divided israel before october 7th. the supreme court came out and rejected a signature piece of legislation by benjamin netanyahu that would have basically knee capped the judiciary in favor of the prime minister, netanyahu himself, and the cabinet. they rejec

southbound. 880 at stevenson. they're clearing that crash. it's getting a little better heading south, but it's still slow out of hayward bay bridge backed up all the way out to the maze metering lights are on san mateo bridge is moderate. 717 let's talk about today's weather. here's rosemary. >> all right, sal, we've got another day of pleasant weather before big changes come. our way. it begins tonight with a few scattered showers. tomorrow looks to be wet and windy, so if you took the opportunity to pull out the patio furniture over the weekend, time to put it back in. here's a look as we take a peek south and east. we've got the sun up. at this point. the official sunrise was right about 715, and we will be partly sunny for today. storm tracker two a little bit of rain over the pacific northwest and northern california, but we are mainly dry seeing just a little bit of patchy fog over areas like santa rosa this morning, system way back in here and going to remain offshore for most of today. scattered showers again begin by late this eveni

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stevenson died last wednesday. that bus was carrying 5 students when it for some reason crashed near the campus is main entrance there on coolidge drive was about 11, 30 at night. officials say stevenson was one of 2 people taken to the hospital with critical injuries. they have not yet said what led up to that crash. >> it's 708, in the east bay. alameda joins a growing list of various cities that are calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the mayor wrote a letter to president biden asking for immediate action. alameda city council is set to vote on that letter at their meeting last night. kron four's amanda hari has the story. >> nearly 200 people signed up in person and virtually to talk about the cease-fire resolution. so many people were at the meeting they had to set up an overflow didn't stop more than 100 people from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on beha

the driver's union confirm dan stevenson died last wednesday. the buses carrying 5 students when it crashed right near the campus. main interest that's on coors drive around 11, 30 officials say stevenson was one of 2 people that were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. they've not said what led up to that crash. well, the east bay alameda now joining a growing list of bay area cities calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the mayor writing a letter to president joe biden requesting his immediate action against the ongoing war alameda city council. they were set to vote on a letter at their last meeting that happened last night. but cuomo has many areas that story for us. >> nearly 200 people signed up in person and virtually to talk about the cease-fire resolution. so many people were at the meeting they had to set up an overflow rain didn't stop more than 100 people from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediat

stevenson died last wednesday. the bus was carrying 5 students at the time it crashed near the campus is main entrance on cool ridge drive at about 11, 30 at night. officials say stevenson was one of 2 people taken to the hospital with critical injuries. as for what caused the crash, they still have not released that to the public. >> its 908, in the east bay. alameda joins a growing list of bay area cities calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the mayor wrote a letter to president biden requesting his immediate action and the alameda city council is set to vote on that letter at their meeting last night. kron four's amanda hari has the story. >> nearly 200 people signed up in person and virtually to talk about the cease-fire resolution. so many people were at the meeting they had to set up an overflow rain didn't stop more than 100 people from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease

the driver's union confirming that dan stevenson died last wednesday. bus was carrying 5 students when it crashed near the campus is main entrance on coolidge drive around 11, 30 officials say stevenson was one of 2 people taken to the hospital with critical injuries. they have not said what led to the crash. a 90 day ban on mission street. vending remains in effect in san francisco. but some vendors are still choosing to do business on the sidewalks. the city set up 2 locations for street vending, but vendors say they don't help. >> i'm i'm that day. >> and they learned because and you pay the rent. but kind of thought? and because everybody get to your foot. nobody paid my rent. pay my bills. does now i know how money for pay the rent. you know, play the run up 5 days month. but i. >> the ban is set to expire next month unless city officials decide to extend it. well, the wet weather has you turning the heat on more often? you might want to expect a higher pg e bill this month. kron four's dan kerman has the details. >> with cooler rainy weather. many

it was the drivers union who confirmed to us that dan stevenson died last wednesday. the bus was carrying 5 students when it crashed near the campus is main entrance there on coolidge drive. it's about 11, 30 at night. officers say that stevenson and one other person pere taken to the hospital with critical injuries. they haven't said exactly what led up to that crash. i'm now is 10, 0, 7, in east bay. alameda joins a growing list of area cities that are calling for >> a cease-fire in gaza. the mayor wrote a letter to president biden requesting his immediate action in trying to end the war. and the alameda city council is going to vote on that letter last night. kron four's amanda hari has the story. >> nearly 200 people signed up in person and virtually to talk about the cease-fire resolution. so many people were at the meeting they had to set up an overflow rain didn't stop more than 100 people from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immedia

stevenson died last wednesday. the bus was carrying 5 students when it crashed near the campus is main entrance on coolidge drivers about 11, 30 officials say that stevenson was one of 2 people taken to the hospital with critical injuries. they have not said what led to that crash. >> its 6 or 7 and in the east bay alameda now joins a growing list of bay area cities calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the mayor wrote a letter to president biden requesting is immediate action against the war. the alameda city council is set to vote on the letter at their meeting last night. kron four's amanda hari has more. >> nearly 200 people signed up in person and virtually to talk about the cease-fire resolution. so many people were at the meeting they had to set up an overflow didn't stop more than 100 people from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city counc

this happened tuesday on stevenson boulevard.l phone shows the man fighting with the teenager and grabbing him by the neck while wrestling him to the ground. fremont police are investigating and looking for the man in this video. investigators say he confronted a group of middle school teenagers and tried to choke at least one of them before leaving the scene. two of those teenagers who are not revealing the identities told them that the man had been following them inside the store and became aggressive when they asked him why. >>> they're fighting to play their sport and next on nbc bay area, the reason they're threatening to protest. >>> plus a city in the south bay working toward a zero-waste future. the way you can get involved and support the cause. not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressiona

jane stevenson has resigned. the war in ukraine is on the agenda. and we speak to the nato chief. succession wins big at this year's emmy awards, along with beef and the bear. we begin this hour here in the uk, where two deputy chairmen of prime minister rishi sunak�*s conservative party have resigned within the past hour. discussions with qatar but another deal. this comes as the mother of one hostage to israel size was accidentally killed last month and said time is running out for the others. more than 130 are still being held by hamas, a group deemed a terrorist group or organisation by many western governments. lucy manning reports. iris haim held out hope her son yotam would return, that he would be a hostage who came home. last month, yotam, a heavy metal drummer, was metres from safety. he'd escaped his hamas captors with two other hostages. they'd left signs saying sos and "help, three hostages" and waved a white flag. but israeli troops mistakenly thought it was a hamas trap and killed them. iris is clear who she blames. hamas is in charge of all of this terrible day, 7t

jane stevenson, who quit the government over that rwanda plan, also , philip davis and plan, also, philip davis and jack brereton have all told gb news they will vote for the rwanda bill at its third reading. so this a test of the government's strength in the house of commons tonight, and full coverage of the outcomes on those throughout those votes throughout the evening right gb news evening, right here on gb news is and critical to the prime minister's stop the boats policy . we can tell you that today. eight small boats have been intercepted trying to cross the engush intercepted trying to cross the english channel. around 350 people, we understand, have now been brought to shore on the kent coast. as the weather continues to deteriorate. the latest arrivals are the first since the weekend and after five people drowned just off the french coast of boulogne on monday as well, the other main news on gb news today is that his majesty the king, king charles is due to go to hospital for the treatment of an enlarged prostate. we understand buckingham palace telling us today the condition is

resigned to opposing the government — lee anderson, brendan clarke—smith and jane stevenson.eholds, but lee anderson has built up something of a profile, both for outspoken remarks and making a lot of money as a host on gb news, alongside his dayjob. i don't think i would carry on in my role as deputy chairman of the conservative party, when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up, we needed it strengthening over the next few days, and i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. open your mouth. 0k. here comes the train. mr anderson and mr clarke—smith were both elected in 2019... cold. i'm not coming back to this pub for food. dodgy landlord. ..in places that had never, in modern times, previously sent a conservative mp to westminster. both champion day—to—day causes, as they did here, well talking about the price of baked beans. the ayes to the right, 68. the noes to the left, 529. among those ayes, saying yes to changing the government's rwanda plan, those who r

kemi badenoch, widely tipped to be the next tory leader, saw her pps jane stevenson resign.ow a crucial vote that will dictate rishi sunak's future and really, among of you, this country's future when it comes to illegal immigration and here to reveal what's actually going on with the rwanda rebels is miriam cates, a very prominent member of the so—called five families? uh, miriam, thank you very, very much. and look , first things much. and look, first things first, how are you going to vote tomorrow? then well , there are tomorrow? then well, there are more amendments to come tomorrow , so i will be voting again in favour of the amendments in the name of robert jenrick. >> so those are further amendments strengthen up this amendments to strengthen up this rwanda um but in terms of rwanda bill. um but in terms of third reading, which probably rwanda bill. um but in terms of thirccome ng, which probably rwanda bill. um but in terms of thirccome at. which probably rwanda bill. um but in terms of thirccome at theich probably rwanda bill. um but in terms of thirccome at the end

un grupo de adolescentes fue confrontado por un individuo dentro de una tienda ubicada en el bulevar stevensonn se volvió violenta y al menos 1 de los adolescentes fue agredido y casi estrangulado por el agresor, quien logró huir antes de la llegada de las autoridades. >> yo nada más quiero que se que se haga justicia. >> hondureño desea que el agresor enfrente las consecuencias de sus acciones. sandra cervantes telemundo 48. >> no se sabe qué sucedió antes de estas imágenes. eso es importante aclararlo y por eso la policía está llevando a cabo una investigación activa, revisando también grabaciones de vigilancia de la tienda donde ocurrió el incidente y también de negocios cercanos para identificar a este adulto. >> la mujer de 28 años de edad sospechosa de provocar un accidente mortal en carlsbad está hacia el sur del estado. se presentó en corte este jueves. ella está acusada de provocar la muerte de una pareja de richmond. el sábado al chocar su coche contra el de la pareja mientras conducía bajo los efectos del alcohol y el departamento de policía de antioch pide la ayuda de la comunidad

while these neighbours in stevenson, hampshire tried their best to unblock drains, though, not everyone happen again. it's the second time this house in hampshire is flooded. the last was in 2007. while angie's home near bridgnorth in shropshire has flooded three times in the last year. it is what it is and you've just got to wait till it decides to go away. and it's notjust homes. this farm in lincolnshire was completely submerged for the second time in four years when a river burst its banks. for now, all the farmer can do is move his livestock to higher ground, hoping the land recovers in time for lambing season. the prime minister, rishi sunak, is facing calls from opposition parties to convene an urgent cobra—style task force to protect homes from further damage and to visit areas hit by flooding. he says the environment agency has people on the ground in all the affected areas. meanwhile, many communities are doing their best to help each other. this was in nottinghamshire, where the river trent was at its highest level in a quarter century. with a cold snap predicted next and mor

, a of jane stevenson, a parliamentary private secretary to kemi badenoch.d for thought overnight for government whips and for mr sunak and his team as we go into a key day tomorrow, when more amendments are voted on. but crucially , if are voted on. but crucially, if the bill remains unamended , the bill remains unamended, there will be a third reading tomorrow night and that vote could be lost unless whips and the pm, maybe himself personally, can persuade some of those 60 or so tory mps not to vote the bill down on wednesday night, christopher hope. >> well, one of those men who resigned tonight, the former tory party deputy chair, lee anderson , told gb news that anderson, told gb news that rwanda bill could still work. >> it can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. look, you know, at the end of the day, small boats are coming. they'll keep coming. i to see a situation where i want to see a situation where anybody arrives illegally in anybody who arrives illegally in this country has no right at all to claim asylum, no right

, a of jane stevenson, a parliamentary private secretary to kemi badenoch. food for thought overnight for government whips and for mr sunak and his team as we go into a key day tomorrow, when more amendments are voted on. but crucially , if are voted on. but crucially, if the bill remains unamended , the bill remains unamended, there will be a third reading tomorrow night and that vote could be lost unless whips and the pm, maybe himself personally, can persuade some of those 60 or so tory mps not to vote the bill down on wednesday night, christopher hope. >> well, one of those men who resigned tonight, the former tory party deputy chair, lee anderson , told gb news that anderson, told gb news that rwanda bill could still work. >> it can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. look, you know, at the end of the day, small boats are coming. they'll keep coming. i to see a situation where i want to see a situation where anybody arrives illegally in anybody who arrives illegally in this country has no right at all to claim asylum, no r

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but i don't think stevenson included this. >> he is a more contemporary scholar.s deafly connected. there is a robust field of scholars who were historians ofi the south back in the 70s and 80s delete laid the groundwork to understand how the laws are changing.an how the courts were also changing what these legal suits meant i am part of a generation of historians who are centered around a black ethic of ethics f centering on the voices. >> congratulations on that for a quick thank you, think of your question. >> with that let's give a warm applause of gratitude. >> nonfiction book lovers is ever podcast for you. nonfiction authors and influential influencers on the after words podcast. on cue na are wide ranging conversation with the nonfiction authors and others who are making things happen. but notes plus episodes are weekly hour-long conversations that regularly feature fascinating authors of nonfiction books on a wide variety of topics. the about box podcast takes you behind the scenes with insider interviews. and all of our podcast by doubling the free c-spa

lee anderson, brendan clarke—smith and jane stevenson.ehold names in many households, but lee anderson has built up something of a profile, both for outspoken remarks and making a lot of money as a host on gb news, alongside his dayjob. i don't think i would carry on in my role as deputy chairman of the conservative party, when i fundamentally disagree with the bill. i think most of the bill is sound. i think it can work. but we needed it beefing up, we needed it strengthening over the next few days, and i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. open your mouth. 0k. here comes the train. mr anderson and mr clarke—smith were both elected in 2019... cold. i'm not coming back to this pub for food. dodgy landlord. ..in places that had never, in modern times, previously sent a conservative mp to westminster. both champion day—to—day causes, as they did here, well talking about the price of baked beans. the ayes to the right, 68. the noes to the left, 529. among those ayes, saying yes to changing the government's

received our first office on 72 6th street and when we received our office over there, i was walking down stevensonalley and a guy approached mehow he had got off drugs and stopped drinking and asked me withed it be possible for him to become a employee r urban alchemy. i said of course. he plied and begain a employee 3, 4 that. a week after that, or two years after that he became a supervisor for urban alchemy. two years after that he became a director for urban alchemy, he is currently a director for one of our bigs program, the bar sfmta program. the second story i have to share is about 54th mcallister street. if anyone know about 54 mcallister street there fsh a lot of negative brhavior. a lot of people selling drugs, using drugs, sleeping in tent, blocking the doorway where the senior citizens couldn't go inside their homes and also they had a truck that come and drop them off irn the wheelchair to get fl to the senior citizen home. when we was called upon to go over there and see could we address the issue, one thing about urban alchemy, we are kind, so when we say we are ve empathy and comp

and jane stevenson quit as a ministerial aide. she now says she'll vote with the government today.y clearly, if the bill remains unamended, i will at the bare minimum abstain as i did on the second reading. i still leave voting against on the table as an option but i will want to do that collectively with colleagues if there are enough colleagues who believe that is the right thing to do. that "if" is the question — how divided will the conservative party look after today? will mr sunak get any flights to rwanda off the ground? and will that really stop the boats? damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. live now to our deputy political editor, vicki young. if this bill does successfully get past the night, what does that do to rishi sunak�*s position politically? he will be delighted if it does go through. he has made it a priority to stop the boats and he thinks this is the way to do it. if it passes its third reading, that is the final hurdle in the commons, it then goes to the house of lords. that will not be an easy ride. there are a lot of peers who are unhappy with this le

jane stevenson quit and said she thinks she will vote with the government today.ing. i said if it remains unamended, i will at the bare minimum abstain, i still leave voting against on the table, but i will do it collectively with colleagues if they believe that is the right thing to do. that is the question — how divided will the conservative party look after today? will mr sunak get any flights of the ground, and will that really stop the boats? with more on this, damianjoins us now. so are really sticky day for the prime minister yesterday. the debate is now under way, so what are we expecting? is now under way, so what are we meeting?— is now under way, so what are we exectinu ? ., ., ., ., ., expecting? today we have more of what we saw _ expecting? today we have more of what we saw yesterday, _ expecting? today we have more of what we saw yesterday, which - expecting? today we have more of what we saw yesterday, which is i expecting? today we have more of. what we saw yesterday, which is more attempts, particularly by those conservative mps who don't think t

i tell him, old man, stevenson wrote chukovsky marshak, well, in general, yes, you read in the originalhat chukovsky translated, when you just look on the black arrow , sokrovich island, chukovsky’s translation, i still couldn’t understand why i was having such difficulty getting through everything else, by the way, i still can’t read dickins, but dickins has an absolutely amazing quality, he, if we throw out all these crazy things of his... very briefly, very clearly, well, it’s clear, it ’s like pushkin turgenev, or dostoevsky turgenev, dostoevsky describes, i always have the only film adaptation that i really like, this is the film adaptation of the first parts of an idiot with raw materials, well, of course, because pyryev caught the most important thing in dostoevsky, dostoevsky describes the world around him not with the help, but with plasticity and so on, but he describes with characters, that is, you read, you read there about prince myshkin, you understand. well, wise philologists wrote volumes and volumes of works in order to formulate all this, and elizaveta likhacheva under

grupo de adolescentes fue confrontado por un individuo dentro de una tienda ubicada en el boulevard stevenson por el agresor, quien logró huir antes de la llegada de las autoridades. >> yo nada más quiero que que se que se haga justicia. >> desea que el agresor enfrente las consecuencias de sus acciones? bueno, no se sabe con certeza qué fue lo que ocurrió antes de que comenzaran a grabar ese video. la policía está investigando los hechos, está recopilando imágenes de cámaras de vigilancia tanto de la tienda como de negocios aledaños para dar con el agresor. si tiene información, comuníquese con la policía de freeman. regreso con ustedes. soy sandra. >> pendientes de los detalles porque, evidentemente, independientemente de lo que haya pasado, nada justifica una agresión. así es. >> pues muchas gracias sandra por tu reporte. hablemos ahora de las autoridades que realizaron otro arresto en relación con la muerte a tiros de un oficial de policía retirado, quien trabajaba como guardia de seguridad de una estación de noticias de televisión en oakland. alguaciles federales detuvieron a ron gilbert

and jane stevenson quit as a ministerial aide. she now says she'll vote with the government today.the bill remains unamended, i will at the bare minimum abstain as i did on the second reading. i still leave voting against on the table as an option but i will want to do that collectively with colleagues if there are enough colleagues who believe that is the right thing to do. that "if" is the question — how divided will the conservative party look after today? will mr sunak get any flights to rwanda off the ground? and will that really stop the boats? damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. let's go live now to our deputy political editor, vicki young. downing street has said it is confident the rwanda bill will pass today. how likely does that seem at the moment? tt today. how likely does that seem at the moment?— today. how likely does that seem at the moment? ., , , ., ~ , the moment? it does seem more likely than yesterday- — the moment? it does seem more likely than yesterday. the i the moment? it does seem more likely than yesterday. the bad i the moment? it does seem more

received our first office on 72 6th street and when we received our office over there, i was walking down stevenson alley and a guy approached me how he had got off drugs and stopped drinking and asked me withed it be possible for him to become a employee for urban alchemy. i said of course. he plied and begain a employee 3, 4 days after that. a week after that, or two years after that he became a supervisor for urban alchemy. two years after that he became a director for urban alchemy, he is currently a director for one of our bigs program, the bar sfmta program. the second story i have to share is about 54th mcallister street. if anyone know about 54 mcallister street there fsh a lot of negative brhavior. a lot of people selling drugs, using drugs, sleeping in tent, blocking the doorway where the senior citizens couldn't go inside their homes and also they had a truck that come and drop them off irn the wheelchair to get fl to the senior citizen home. when we was called upon to go over there and see could we address the issue, one thing about urban alchemy, we are kind, so when we say we are kind

i mean you kill a killer like brian stevenson was saying. someone burns down a house, they rape somebody you send a rape squad in every friday night. you imitate the worst possible human behavior. how does that save anybody? we can do better than this, we've got to do better than this. the only way you've got to keep educating the people to say are you sure we need to do this, is this what we need to be doing? and it doesn't stop violence in any way. we really know that. there's no deterrent value in this at all. >> sister helen prejean, you're asking the right questions. one you've mentioned on february 28th. we will follow that story. and please, don't hesitate to come back. i've learned a lot from you over the years. it has guided many a principle prosecutor, and i appreciate your time. thank you. >> laura, what's going to stop it is us. us getting educated, people like you, people like us keep getting the truth out. thank you. >>> there is breaking news. the founder of wwe vince mcmahon resigning from his role in the company after being

this is a timber dacha, please, theophilus stevenson, a boxer , the swedish consul, and now an elephant and we are waiting for us at alexander pavlovich’s, alexander pavlovich is sick, and lies, moves away, uh-huh, a little, my arrival was celebrated yesterday, i sent him back to my loved ones, it’s very nice, misha’s life. that means mikhail pavlovich, and i’m stepan , andrey kutuzov, a writer, okay , what’s real and what’s not nelson, while i’m blinking, yes, and what kind of pink rabbit is this with you, vlada blogger, german, or something, no, blogger - this is a journalist on the internet, hello, yes, yes, mikhail pavlovich, if alexandrich is sick, we’ll go, everything’s fine, i ’m already here for a beer. hello, do you have the strength to work, brother, he knows more stories than me, i’m a young boy compared to him, why did you get up, you should lie down some more, but they mixed it, yesterday it torments me in the air somehow it’s easier. alexander pavlovich, this is a journalist, she writes about famous people, it’s very nice, vlada is a blogger, she’s german, or something , s

jane stevenson said she think she will vote with the government today.- think she will vote with thevote with the government toda . ., , ., government today. other tories are also wavering- _ government today. other tories are also wavering- l _ government today. other tories are also wavering. i said _ government today. other tories are also wavering. i said if _ government today. other tories are also wavering. i said if it _ government today. other tories are also wavering. i said if it remains i also wavering. i said if it remains an amended, i will at the bare minimum— an amended, i will at the bare minimum abstain, i still leave voting — minimum abstain, i still leave voting on— minimum abstain, i still leave voting on the table, but i will do it collectively with colleagues in run-off — it collectively with colleagues in run—off believe that is the right thing _ run—off believe that is the right thing to— run—off believe that is the right thing to do. run-off believe that is the right thing to do— run-off believe that is the right thin to do. ., , , ., thing to do. that is the

general thomas stevenson's brigade was in reserve. as strong's brigade advanced, naval gunfire ceased for fear of friendly fire. this cost the assaulting columns dearly for if the attack proceeded during daylight, the monitors might have continued firing as strong of regiments advanced nearly atop wagner. instead the confederates rushed from their bombproofs to blast the assaulting regiments. th leading 54th massachusettsred heaviest. jets of flamed darted fourth om every corner, private george stevens recalled. even fort sumter, solidts of shells on our heads. the 54thsachetts advanced down into the motes and like demons,ded. colonel shaw was ki while his men waid through a deadl fe. on the monitors, the rapid flashes could be seen and some of the rattle of it over the. we could do nothidmirable dahlgren lamented to fireht cut down o ownen by hundreds. for an hour the4th faced artillery, min, and hand grenades, opening the way for strong other regiments. the chaos, general strong fell morally wounded along with the six connecticut. a

jane stevenson has resigned. the war in ukraine is on the agenda. and we speak to the nato chief.ed last month and said time is running out for the others. more than 130 are still being held by

i'm joined me by tom stevenson, investment director at fidelity. hello to you. or a budget in march, what is going through his mind? well, i mean, going through his mind? well, i mean. the _ going through his mind? well, i mean, the imf _ going through his mind? well, i mean, the imf and _ going through his mind? well, i mean, the imf and the - mean, the imf and the chancellorjeremy hunt clearly chancellor jeremy hunt clearly have chancellorjeremy hunt clearly have a different agenda here and the imf is interested in what it sees to be the proper running of the economy. in the long—term, jeremy hunt's time horizon is a bit shorter than that. he's got an election later this year to worry about, so i don't think he will be too fussed about what the imf has to say, you'll be more concerned with what he can actually afford while sticking with his own self—imposed rules which were around level of debt in the economy and how that measures up against the size of the economy. on that basis he properly has a little bit of wiggle room to cut taxes, as a proportion of the

and i don't think brown c stevenson included this in hiss. yeah, he's a more contemporary scholar.eah, absolutely. the work is definitely connected and i think there is a robust field of scholars who were historians of the south back in the seventies and eighties who really kind of laid the in helping us understand how the laws were changing, how how the courts were also changing, and what these legal sense meant. and i think i'm a part of a generation of historians who are really sort of centered around a black feminist ethic of centering the voices of enslaved women and girls. yeah well, congratulations. thank you. thank you for your question. with that, let's give a warm up applause of gratitude to dr. every sunday on c-span2 on book tv television for serious readers. check your program guide or check online for a full schedule of author events. tonight's speakers, physician, n educator and cannabis specialist at massachusetts general hospital, an instructor at harvard medical

he is brian stevenson from the equal juststice under r sheet o. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alabama death row inmateexecuted using nitrogen gas. the first time this is ever been done in the united states. he was convicted of murder for the 1988 killing of elizabeth senate, just a few years later in 1992 the conviction was overturned on a procedural issue. it wasn't until 96 96 when he was retried and convicted with a recommendation of life in prison. a judge overruled the recommendation and sentenced and to death. it wasn't until 2022 that the state even attempted to carry out the execution. that attempt failed. just a year later, an alabama court ruled execution by nitrogen gas would now be acceptable. there were two last minute appeals to the supreme court, his lawyers are getting a second attempt when of execution this time by nitrogen gas my run afoul of the constitution prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment. both of those appeals were denied. the last such denial happening earlier tonight with the liberal justices saying they would have paused the execution. joining me now, brian stephens

. >> because i wasn't aware of other writers about this and i don't think bryan stevenson included this his just mercy. >> yeah, he's a more contemporary scholar but yeah, absolutely. the work is definitely connected and i think there is a robust field of scholars who are historians of the south back in the '70s andnd '80s who really and laid the groundwork in helping us understand how the laws were changing, have courts were also changing, and what these legal suit submit. a think i i'm a part of a generation of historians who are really sort of centered about a black feminist ethic ofwo centering centered the voices of enslaved women and girls.k >> well, congratulations. >> thank you. thank you for your questions. >> with that let's give a warm applause of gratitude to tamika nunnelee. [applause] >> if you are enjoying booktv can sign-up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more. booktv every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv.org, television for serious readers. >> weekends o