. >> jenny lim, a democrat from cormac's district, tells me this white house post is what compelled her to attend the town hall. >> tyranny is rising in the white house, and a man has declared himself our king. so i would like to know whether the people would like to know what you, congressman, and your fellow congressmen are going to do to rein in the megalomaniac in the white house. >> when you talk about tyranny, when you talk about presidential power, i remember having the same discussion with republicans when biden was elected. >> sturgill tells me he proudly voted for trump three times. but when trump called ukraine's president a dictator. >> an embarrassment on the world stage, what was said by our president and i voted for trump. you can't you can't do that. >> and on doge. >> i think it's a mistake to do it too rapidly. >> maggie goldman, a democrat, hopes the turnout is emblematic of a larger movement. >> hopefully. >> it's an. opportunity to. >> show other states. >> that they can. >> also. >> get out. >> and go to. >> these town halls with their representatives. >> the seventh. district is. >> stro

jenny: do i love this theme of-f elevating the problem. the problem of let's get more people outside of education and outside of the storied halls of brookings. this needs to really be, we need to not be ok with these numbers. not be ok with the fact that you have studies that kids don't like schools. well, teens, all teens hate school? the consequence is higher and worse than it's ever been. you need them to care. there's something really important about elevating this. i know that in these circles, these are issues you are all grappling with. i'm very struck at the national level how little we are making this a priority and i think it's just another issue. we probably have time for one last question. >> is it safe to presume that banning books is going to decrease people coming to school for not being included and parental rights people have an answer to school absenteeism? why was all this question. -- >> i love this question. so glad we don't have to answer it. [laughter] >> i will say this, i think there is common ground, yes. i think that regardless of what people think about a particular series of books or anything else, this idea of

jennie hall was last three days. jennie hall was last seen in county durham after 3 pm. on tuesday.olice officers say they are becoming increasingly concerned, and anyone who believes they have anyone who believes they have any relevant information is being asked to contact the police. now. german voters will head to the polls tomorrow to decide who they want to lead the next government. it's expected that the conservative christian democrats will become the biggest party in power, but there has also been a rise in support for the far right alternative for germany party. german journalist and commentator elisabeth dampier says this lurch to the right is due to olaf scholz centre left coalitions failure on immigration and the economy. >> the current government or the government that's going away now has had some issues. that's why it failed, especially when it comes to the economy and migration. and there is a cost of living crisis in germany and these parties have failed to address them. so you can always see that on the two ends. people want solutions. >> back in the uk, south wale

jenny hall was last seen in county durham just after 3 pm. on tuesday. police officers say they are becoming increasingly concerned. anyone who believes they have any relevant information is being asked to contact the police. and at least three people, including a child, have been killed as the roof of a shopping centre has collapsed in peru. at least 29 others were injured as the real plaza mall injured as the real plaza mall in trujillo. according to the peruvian government rail plaza, which operates a chain of shopping centres across 13 cities in peru, said it would close all of its businesses today as a mark of respect. and it's a saturday showdown in the six nations today as england takes on scotland in the calcutta cup and wales are to play calcutta cup and wales are to play ireland in cardiff. scotland's fly half finn russell, has been passed fit to start today's game against england after recovering from a nasty head knock in scotland's round two loss to ireland. meanwhile, ireland's hooker dan sheehan says ireland will need to knuckle down to ba