good morning, gideon.stion is so serious in your mind, you've actually written a manifesto about this. welcome to the new wired, the future begins here again, is the title you gave it. why so serious? >> well, i think that we're in a time when there's a lot of hope and also a lot of fear around technology and what it could do for us. and you described just now the "wired" of the '90s as the techno utopian publication. we went through the tech lash, the reverse of that attitude in the 2010s. "wired" and other tech media were fearful of what tec bringi much damage it was doing to society. now coming out of the pandemic there's a lot of excitement around the possibility of, for instance, mrna vaccines and other treatments. and at the same time there's, again, a lot of fear about what the impact of social media could be do on democracy. so what i'm trying to do with "wired" is steer a kind of middle ground, if you like, and say, look, when we talk about technology's going to change everything and make the worl

the warmest day on tuesday then we warm up gideon toward the end of the weekend. than that we are high and dry. my guess is we are going to charlie walter for sports but let's find out. >>> sports is next. in san jose the earthquakes, it felt like a win for have a finished and you will want to see this. when you have a reaction like this, it means you had a really good hope. a former cal bear with the shot you will want to see coming up after the break. >>> the warriors need to get right came bad and the lakers of the team to play when you need that. the game is minutes away from tipping off and coverage tonight in the 11:00 pm sports cast. jordan sheppard, you needed a big game. into the first half down by 13, sheppard hangs in hips. they kept the semi close down nine by halftime but they got no closer from that point. the second half, arizona was cruising. a nice bounce pass. caorge bounce pass and larson lays it in. arizona, cal loses 89-61. stanford down by 51, three is good in stamford up by one. also doubles from there inside block, checks in at in the other

and the role that the court played in ensuring that the 6th amendment is real in practice, in the gideon v wanewright decision, all those that are tuned in right now to reflect on that decision, what it means, what it says about the role of the court. >> yes, senator, prior to gideon where's wainwright, people who could not afford lawyers were not entitled to lawyers under our system. so a person could be accused by the government of criminal behavior, and would have to fend for themselves in court. they would have to make their own arguments. someone who's not a lawyer would still be responsible for defending him or herself in front of a judge. >> we will come back to this shortly and have more live coverage of the supreme court confirmation hearing for judge ketanji brown jackson. first we'll bring a live update from ukraine, as the russian invasion stretches into day 28, don't go anywhere. into day 28, don't go anywhere. he looks more like dad every time i see him. -dad is old. -right. so, your message said you wanted to talk about insurance? i said, "i want you to talk about insuranc

look at the progenitors of the current gideons, his closest allies, the british, the old distinctionetween foreign and domestic policy has collapsed every minister quotes. his catchphrase is that we do not have permanent allies and permanent enemies. they are with constant interests. but is it true that relations with the us are unique and most important bilateral relationship, my vision for britain is to become a global hub, just as the city of london is the global corner of the financial market. davis in the world in 2007 is finally a young, british minister molybent, by the way, a native of the left-wing truth of the socialist labor party. found a place for the restless former british empire, now he offers the services of britain as the global ideologist of the collective suslov under washington. and then i met with the bolsheviks washington fortunately. they did not have the opportunity to shoot anyone . the american system of this absolute does not allow america's great honor. but with their instinct , they were extremely convinced people , absolutists, who did not tolerate any

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the never will not gideon with we will go to the end, the little fly in the air on land in the sea, we will defend our country, whatever the price. we will fight in the forest on the fields and made them still on the streets and the cities and villages. and i would like to add, we will fight everywhere. got him in zebra, on the, on the river deploy in kiva. he never see here. of course, with your support, support of the civilization, i believe he realisation of great countries with your support that we are grateful for a whole and we are counting on it. but we've got books by rece on truly great for it to you. it's been strengthened. this section since we again and she has carolyn, ladies, identify the clear it as a country, terrorist support ukrainian. people do what you can boy do what you must double. yeah. what you are committed to because you are a great country, great nation and people. you great glory to the correct to great ukraine. glory to great britain. thank you. ah hello. thank you mr. blessing. on behalf of the house of commons, i want, i want to thank you for speaking to

how could cartucker dow ma consumers, gideon margaret, is an addendum? god shall very kneel. which elegance she dos very me at school, she other fellows. doctrines. abraham interrupted kabir, make their 1st start before dawn to grab some fresh food for like a white glove over near. so i was on the, in, on marilyn and her always gets that guy is cartoons for there will be times in the next few days when they will miss not only their families, but also the simple comforts of even the smartest roadside cafe. oh, thank you miss you hugged the kid, the alert luma for a long ha! who said, sought to holla or but but abraham and i did kabir set off. they can't always tell their families how long they'll be away. such is the unpredictability of the journey ahead. of this have a show you and i did bit of a lot of bod in carson outlaw. she geesh the other men at the end. this is not like truck driving across the united states where long distances are common. but we're ours are controlled by federal law. it's not like driving in europe with its tight regulation and vehicle monitoring sys

when she explained the right to counsel under gideon v. wanewright.from him. we have decades of her brilliant opinions to look forward to. she will make the law so much more assessable and the court so much more readily understandable. ultimately we win. >> indeed. charles, i was gift -- getting texts all day and have been for the last three days for people who that similarly, to what joyce is saying, would not normally watch all day a confirmation hearing as i would because i'm a nerd. the outrage is real. a lot is about the blatant disrespect. i tweeted they were treating her like a black shopper they were following through the store. a ultimate disrespect for her as a human being and judge. apparently the hearing was payback for kavanaugh who nobody told him to sexually violate his high school friend or those girls in college and get accused of it. that is not the fault of ketanji brown jackson. apparently, according to lindsey graham, she needs to pay for that. i'm going let you say your thoughts. >> well, you know, i think this is an interesting

wonder i said the one she has been yada martineau and de gideon, rusty's. i met him. i put workshop, a hot hide. it has it that vision of sort of with jemina tenant? been how tiny has it? mr. bishop had met the one you just seen. okay, she do i reject your big dish. no one had met. i'm. she was good. i'm happy saturday the chair just yet i'm going to keep going. have been with us. how it is. okay. was there she will know what brings the vehicle was let and i've english she an in district, not me. i did that body though to video the night did the husband. but how he was out of bed, but he out a bunch of kevin's will be sure to john. ah . after 2 years of separation, leila has finally been able to return to iraq and re unite with her mother once more. they are now living and hiding, waiting for an opportunity to leave the country. the is it, a community continues to ban the children born of fathers, who were i sell fighters? ah. since his return 3 years ago, ma har has reconnected with his family and is trying to find his identity again. ah. nausea to sniff company in v

earl gideon was a criminal defendant from florida, my home state, who had a handwritten petition. he complained it wasn't fair under our constitutional scheme that products and requires people to be tried, he says i need help, i'm not a lawyer, i can't make these arguments, i think it's important for the protection of liberty to ensure that people are able to have counsel. and that handwritten petition made its way to the supreme court and the justices read it and they determined to take his case and in the end decided that the protections of the sixth amendment, the right to trial includes the right to appointed counsel so that everybody who is accused of criminal behavior now has the right to an attorney and that's very important. i mean, one of the things that i see or saw as a trial judge is that it was crucial for our justice system to have representation from both sides. it was the only way -- it is the only way a judge can really make fair determinations and we heard a lot about my criminal cases, in every case i'm getting as a judge arguments from the prosecution, i'm gett

but to just fall of a bowler gideon, it was the finest cricket writer we know. he spoke on the road on shane warne that it would be to justice to call and warn just a ball as much as it would be to call madeline monro. just an actress. this man was, he was box office. he was fame brought out the best in amy, there isn't a scandal that he wasn't bout of his flaws made him. i guess this boss know this, the somebody that people felt they knew it was almost like watching the truman show and believing one's life with on the one. and you had the art that was extraordinary. and you had the man himself who loved being in the limelight, steve ross, captains eddie love to be loved. and that essentially is what wanting to be remembered as this larger than life bigger. he brought up this razzmatazz to the odd to like, speed, and he, he's often looked at as the man who was the greatest captain to never captain australia, because that's how smart, how insightful, how brilliant he was cricketing brain. and that's what he became as a commentator over the last few years. this is

so legally, i'm a noble men gideon, religion opportunity deal when the water, when the gunners this operator alarmed, i look at even biscuit and i guess how because of the one that has that one and a defense of the diameter. what, how do you think climbing expeditions can change their lives? did any chance of the sunset energy as about it was us know the make my water go personally. did a chance windsor of a water leak continue. so my goodness, i get when equal until water signs out of go much anyone out a little while ago. bad me about maybe legally bullied, digging into water. was a life changing with the water. you know, when the get x was in the field, mac, i'm going to what you the buddies just thought maybe this is i'm a woman. you're awesome . with after a long hiatus is due to the cove in 1000 pandemic. the time has come to shakeelah, imo to put her new skills to the test. but 1st she infinite route, visiting a monastery to pray for good fortune. mm hm. a mac, i'm with her. i'm the public with do best. i was just oh, oh, the gum glared maggio, them among one another day. oh, dear la

about a two hour drive from the border in poland, 45 miles, 70 kilometres from the border in poland, gideonries, are quite close by. it is still possible to get supplies in. fighting is continuing to break out in mariupol. there is thought to be around 300,000 people still trapped there and we understand that hundreds of them are still trapped in the theatre that was targeted on wednesday. with me now is viktoria elliott, a uk citizen who's 77—year—old mother lives on her own in mariupol, just 10 minutes away from the bombed maternity hospital. viktoria hasn't heard from her mum for over two weeks. thank you very much forjoining us this morning. this is obviously a distressing time for you and i guess every moment being away from trying to contact your family is a time when you are worrying about your mum. when did you last picture her? hello, everyone. the last time i spoke to my mum was the 2nd of march where she already told me that there is no electricity, the supply was cut off and she was feeling that the water was coming from the top floors, because she lives in the ground floor. i n