manhattan campus in wee hours of the morning, disrupted daily life from encampmentth on the quad broke into ao campus building with hammers and has barricaded inside. thishe is irresponsible thing to do because the vast majority of students at colombia want to go to class, study for exams and live productive lives. faculty allies, maximize the disruption and extend the reach of an odius ideology. the administration caved, the campuses now are closed but law enforcement remain outside the gates and remains to be seen whether latest threats of expulsion will be carried out. the situation at colombia is so bad that prominent rabbi urged jewish students to leave campus out of fear for their physical safety. this iss particularly discouraging at the university that for decades has been known as welcoming home for jewish students even when the rest to have ivy league discriminated against them. yesterday, member of colombia's jewish community file ad class action lawsuit against the university alleging sustained harassment and incitement of violence against jewish students in the absence of leadersh

he went on to star in tv programmes and films including lord of the rings and titanic in a ao—year careernard hill came to fame as yosser hughes in the bbc tv drama boys from the blackstuff. go on, give us a job. the iconic character for many captured the struggle to cope with unemployment in liverpool in the 1980s. you're graeme souness, aren't you? yeah. — i'm yosser hughes. it was his breakthrough role which led to many others, including in two oscar—winning films. the show�*s writer was one of first to pay tribute today. there had to be an extraordinary character in there, who would be mesmeric, and dangerous, and also not without wit. and i can only think of one person, so it was always, always bernard hill that was going to play yosser in the original film. and everything he did, his whole procedure for working, the manner in which he worked, and the performance, was everything that you could ever wish for. 0n the big screen, he played captain edward smith in titanic, who went down with the doomed ship. he also won over fans of lord of the rings with his portrayal of king theoden. t

it's because of ao efforts by all of you in your communities, together with historic steps taken to support- to stop the flow of illegal guns, to hold gunfickerr crimes. matrs a lot. ofater responsibility of government than ensuring the safety of the american people and those who sacrifice to protes we've made a lot of progress, but there's still much more to be done. to the families here today, my wife and i know how hard it is ntays, but i promise you the day will come again when the memory of your loved one your lips before it brings a tear to your eye. it may take a couple seasons, but and i hope you always remember one thing that is never fully lost -- your love for them and their love for you. god bless you all. may god protect law enforcement. and may god protect our troops. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: earlier today federal officials testified on the ongoing investigation into the collapse of baltim

the teal colours in the pennines and northern england could indicate ao—somm of rain. much as 100mm of rain or more, and that would lead to some flooding. here's the good news as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend. the weather will slowly settle down and there are indications as we go into the weekend in bank holiday monday, we are going to have primarily dry and bright weather with just a scattering of showers. some good news for you there. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. the us secretary of state tells congress international arrest warrants for israeli leaders, including the country's prime minister, hamper peace efforts. a revolution is rising in myanmar — in a special report, the bbc spends a month with rebel forces making gains against the military regime. and an investigation is under way, after extreme turbulence leaves one man dead and dozens injured on a singapore airlines flight. i'm helena humphrey. �*s didavi with us. —— it's good to have you with us. us speaker of the house mike johnson is reportedly considering legislatio

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it takes ao while for the head coach to get his sea legs and know what he's doing. watch speaker johnson grow since he has becomeso speaker we always going to disagree with him on something. i wish we were done more on the border but he didn't basic i elected a few monthser ago by te way elected in parts but congresswoman greene and congressman massie it would got to stick with them to the election. >> congress not going to back to the caller few minutes ago information of what we are showingve today. secretary jennifer granholm is testifying a prison by 2025 budget request were going to show that on c-span three als on c-span.org and free video app 2:00 p.m. eastern house hearing on cyber attac with unitedhealth group ceo. c-an.org the video app and the deral reserve chairman jerome powell is having a news conference 2:30 eastern time we are going to air tt live o c-span that would also on the free video app as well. that one is 2:30 8:00 p.m. that's on c-span.org and the video app again there's a lot going on a special the house and senate and the limited amount o

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which is an important point of communication and control of the russian invaders, the partisans of the ao movement reported. according to their data, there are killed and wounded, as well as significantly damaged equipment. presumably, it was possible to eliminate the control point of this center. there were also explosions in simferopol and dzhankoya. the occupation authorities declared. about the rocket attack and traditionally assured about the successful work of the air defense forces, and in local publications residents wrote about the large number of ambulances that were heading in the direction of semidvrya. hourly blackout schedules will be in effect throughout ukraine today . electricity will be turned off for household and industrial consumers. deficiency may occur due to rains and cloudiness, which forecast in most regions. so sunny. power plants cannot operate at maximum capacity, ukrenergo reported. the supply of critical infrastructure facilities will not be limited. four people, including three children, were injured during a fire in cherkasy. a man and three teenagers aged

police scotland said a ao—year—old man driving the car was not injured.ldiers have been mistakenly killed by one of their own tanks, in northern gaza. it happened yesterday injabalia. ground forces re—entered the area earlier this month as part of what israel says is a crackdown on attempts by hamas to re—group in the area. an outbreak of sickness and diarrhoea linked to contaminated water is expected to last for at least a week in south devon, with people told to boil their tap water until further notice. 22 cases of cryptosporidiosis have been confirmed in brixham and about 100 people have reported symptoms to their gp in the last week. a primary school has had to close. jenny kumah is there for us now. people here are pretty angry. on monday they were told the water was safe to drink. yesterday south west water announced there was a problem they had found, they had found some instances of cryptosporidium in an area affecting 16,000 households. they have distributed water from a distribution point and registered customers are supposed to be getting deli

time they get to college age, only half the number of kindergartens would be needed. 20 years later, ao—year—old. ..will see a society with a quarter of the number of kindergartens. this is a shocking level of decline. and the overall population in south korea, but as you say, many other industrialised countries too, is going to halve, more than halve, by the year 2100. 0verall, for many nations, that's absolutely... unless people end up living longer. but we shouldn't be distracted by that. it's the working population that actually is the most important thing for economies, notjust from a point of view of production, but also the taxes take care of the older people. yeah. so it's a question of a massively shrinking workforce, massively shrunken tax revenues for governments to spend on things like welfare and pensions. i guess also a complete change of society in that it's dominated by elderly people. there are very few, relatively speaking, young people, and young people are generally the people who come up with the new ideas, the fresh way of doing things. so, societies are going to be radical

innovations being unveiled of late, with the likes of openai�*s latest conversational chatbot, gpt—aos is all coming thick and fast, as the big tech players compete to lead the ai race. but is all this pace coming at the risk of bigger things, like our safety? questions being asked at this week�*s global ai safety summit

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he was deported from pakistan and today given a ao—year minimum sentence for the murder of pc sharonnivsky�*s courage and commitment to her duty that day cost her her life. the sentence i pass is no measure of the value of the life that has been lost. that is beyond measure. and no sentence i pass can put right what you have done. this was the scene on that awful day in 2005. pc beshenivsky had been responding to reports of a panic alarm at a travel agent with her colleague, pc teresa milburn, when she was shot dead just after getting out of their patrol car. the 18th of november 2005 is a date that will remain etched in our memories forever. what started as a happy, special day, to celebrate lydia's fourth birthday, was a day that ended with devastating and sad consequences, due to the callous actions of piran ditta khan and his associates. since then, the 18th of november is no longer a birthday celebration for lydia and all of us, but now a day of remembrance and memorial. the court also heard a victim impact statement from lydia beshenivsky. she says, since the age of four, there

and yesterday and today, the trial has been hearing from somebody regarded as a key witness, a ao—year—oldonymity. and just one warn viewers, the testimony she has been giving does contain some distressing details. but she was working as a holiday representative in praia da rocha in portugal in 2004 when she described one night being woken up by a masked stranger armed with a knife calling her names. —— calling her name. then she described being subjected to a prolonged rape ordeal. at one point, she said that she feared that she was going to be killed by the masked man. she described him as a man who spoke in english, but with a german accent. told with piercing blue eyes. show she has been giving an account of that ordeal —— so she has. her testimony continuing today. christian brueckner has been contesting the charges, his legal team, and it's important to say of course that this is not related to madeleine mccann, this is a trial for separate alleged sex offences. but he has always denied involvement in madeleine mccann's disappearance and has never been charged in her case. and has ne

. >> if only you can put your mind to something t worthwhile and ao showing its - - signing of her showsd of. ton but laundromats? >> i will have you not heard of the bad news bears? i think it came out before you>> were born. but the reason why people play bingo is the same reason kids do trivia night now because social media forces people to drink alone. now they can drink together.ay f but if you go to the laundromat to get away from everybody. get away from your family. >> so you have to go to the laundromat but you are not used to it. so you go with your neighbors and friends and meeting people there asay well and nobody is forced to drink alone. you choose to. >> and on the overall point there is a dopamine hit to go back to a different period of life that makes you feel warm insidet period o. when you are younger you feel that's a young -- -- is a little do then you think of my god i'm getting older but that y is fine. i'm getting served on instagram constantly. it makes me happy. >> when comedy can be comedy. you can't laugh at the same things. >> also people being locked down in

so let me be clear what we are doing everything possible on the front end and the back end to ao getandle on that. so it is a great point. the final thing i will say is everyplace is different. each brings its own challenge for your absolute rights. there aren't american troops in country. with that it presents more challenges. frankly we rely on the ukrainians once it is in country to give us information we need for that accountability, thank you. >> how much are you getting from the ukrainian government? are they participating with that? are you? getting what you feel like you need? >> as i said with regard to we the united states government the reporting that has been received has been improving the report i met in january. and we continue to do work on that they have instituted additional reporting requirements to try to ensure the dod is getting information through the tracking in terms of my office doing oversight over that we are not the ones out there counting the missiles we are watching the weight dod does it to make sure they're complying with their obligations. we are get

we know that, i'm afraid ao% of 5 to 7 year olds currently are on social media.ening today, it is a very risky environment for children of primary school age. 13 is still a child. ia is still a child. 15 is still a child. yet many tech companies assume that if you're 15, that is ok. well, it clearly isn't ok for 13 to 17 year olds to be on social media today, given that it's not a safe environment for them. then a question for the minister. a question about suicide content on social media. why are they allowed to publish this content? that's a really simple and really powerful question. under the act, they they're not. my message here, sitting on your sofa today is that the tech companies don't need to wait for the full implementation of this bill. they can start now, and some of them already have, but they need to go further and faster to make the changes. they are waiting. how can we make them move? yeah. so i feel your frustration on this. and if we could fully implement the bill tomorrow, i'd be doing it. absolutely. what we don't want to do is do so fast tha

gladys pyle mentioned, she had been in state and won the popular vote, but she didn't have the necessary ao of her male competitors. must have been infuriating, think. but she came intoinsenator lester hunt entered the senate office wiednu many victims of senator joseph mccarthy's baseless charges. one of them was lester hunt." betty: that is a sad story. a tragic moment in senate history. lester hunt had been a popular senator. a popular democratic senator from the state of wyoming, which was in itself a because wyoming was mostly a republican senator at that -- republican state at that point and still y. ec think-communist crusade, but there was another side of mccarthyisha lesbians in the u.s. lester hunt's son was homosexual. arrested in a park in washington, d.c. for soliciting an undercover officer, and was let out. it was a first offense and they sent him home to his family. lester hunt had hoped the incident would not gain publicitvocal, outspoken critic of joe mccarthy in early 1950's, mccar help push lester hunt out of office. this incident with his son became the make that happen

the senate ao turns on monday at 3:00 eastern. will consider several executive nominations for the nuclear regulatory commission anthe u.s. represented it to the african union. they are also exct to take upalomations to the d.c. superior court. watch live cora oth see the senn c-span two, and you can watch all of our congressional covered with our c-span app or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> today, an unprecedented -- landed on the shores of normandy. >> these are the boys -- these are the men who took the cliffs. these are the champions who helped free a continent. these are the heroes who helped end a war. >> 2 million suns from 15 countries jumped into flag-filled skies and a blood-soaked serve and met death on an even playing. >> the sons of democracy improvised and mounted their own attack. at that exact moment on these beaches, the forces of freedom turned the tide of the 20th century. >> that day was long and hard and traveled by weary and valiant men. and history will always record where that road began. it began here with the

cnbc nrf retail monitor showing that consumer spending moderating, but mostly in the food sectorened ao and restaurants sectors. he retail monitor from data gathered by affinity solutions shows our headline index, e.-autos and gas. the year-over-year decline, 0.6%, down from 2.7%, to the plus side with six areas down and six up on the month. seasonal factors could be at play here. e easter was in april last year, this year in march, and less weekend in the month. by sector, building and garden supplies were up strongly, and furniture and home furnishings, gas station sales were also up, a result of higher gas prices, but there's restaurant and bars both to the negative side. unemployment remains low, following a period where they were negative for two years, real other adjusted inflation having positive, almost a full year, so consumers have the where with jaw to spend, but they may be shifting spending choices away from higher prices toward those where they find more value. the u.s. economy could be in the crisis of some backlash by consumers when it comes to higher prices, at least th

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he was deported from pakistan and today given a ao—year minimum sentence for the murder of pc sharonpmum killed on her daughter's fourth birthday. police constable sharon beshenivsky�*s courage and commitment to her duty that day cost her her life. the sentence i pass is no measure of the value of the life that has been lost. that is beyond measure. and no sentence i pass can put right what you have done. this was the scene on that awful day in 2005. pc beshenivsky had been responding to reports of a panic alarm at a travel agent with her colleague, pc teresa milburn, when she was shot dead just after getting out of their patrol car. the 18th of november 2005 is a date that will remain etched in our memories forever. what started as a happy, special day, to celebrate lydia's fourth birthday, was a day that ended with devastating and sad consequences due to the callous actions of piran ditta khan and his associates. since then, the 18th of november is no longer a birthday celebration for lydia and all of us, but now a day of remembrance and memorial. the court also heard a victim impa

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snapping this photo of a man wearing a hamas headband on campus the white house has dismissed criticism aod both sides of the card after he called out islamaphobia and anti-semitism. >> we've been seeingti anti-semitic rhetoric onc this does he think it is as big a problem on campuses nanti-semitism. >> he will call at all forms of hate always it's part of who wer are in the country we talk about freedoms and democracy to disagree and agree with each other so the president will call out all forms of hate respect to the effect we are at anuntr inflection point with anti-semitism in this country and there's no claims right now of islamaphobia why do you think the president is doing that? >> he is worried about losing michigan they like to say thelo squad doesn't t have influenced far left in the party but she'se the 1 driving this movement against joe biden is verybe worried about noint being able o get these votes in november i do want to focus in on the comments jamaal bowman made for examplea. he said the anti-semitism which is just racism is minimal will we accept a minimal amount of rac

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bragg's sole purpose to bring stormy daniels t ando testify ao prop up the biden campaign and of coursehe media allies. >> l>> someone with a long time coming, all the way back to 200 when donald trump met tormey daniels. >> she ise.>>s obviously a star witness if not the star witness in this whole case. >> it was salacious details tham we had seen. >> at one point judge merchan told of daniel's more graphic testimony was unnecessary. >> that is pretty salacious and there will be a lot of people storthe president hanging on evs word that stormy daniels has to say. >> laura: i will be young enough to say private matters were private matters. joining me nowhe victor davis hanson hoover institute, senior fellow and the author of the book, act everything" how big of a miscalculation to they make with the stormy showcasmye today? >> i think they jumped a shark. i don't think anybody hasbe experienced a judge after beingi bagged and had motions to not include this extraneous orab relevant, salacious was so shocked himself about something that happened 18 years ago purportedly but he reprimand

able to take advantage of the enormous complexity of the taxdv code to essentially evade pain with ao. in order to have resources to make sure people are paying what they owe. and thereto, the irs is already put out a report showing hundreds of millions of dollars in additional tax filings this year. so, we think this is just an investment. it is a smart investment and makes up for past. >> interesting question from the audience. our read it as it is written. then offer my own thoughts of how to frame the question. in order to ensure they pay their fair share in taxes. they have some interesting questions there we offered subsidies to corporations to naji them. to do things we think have a payoff in a social sense or an economic sense. but also there is a question to -- should we just speak -- is a silly question i'm putting up i think to just let you knock it down. which is, should fair minded people who actually believed in a better, more productive tax system should be ask them to pay more in taxes? >> we think we should be asking corporations overall to pay more in taxes. that is

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himself with campaigning, so he is reminding himself he america he is being unjustly targeted while ao inflation and crime and immigration. he goes to the bodega during the trial. that reminds you of the crime problem. has this giant rally that reminds you of the optimistic populism that runs counter to the dour cadaver of joe biden's white house. he should go to grocery stores next. i am sure there is one near the courthouse, just talk about the prices of food. what he did, he got the media and the dems to break the law that they swore they wouldn't break again after 2016, and that is give trump oxygen. and now he is just all over the place, and he is using it. they also underestimated how disastrous the biden presidency and candidacy is. and that overtook any antipathy towards trump. it actually accentuated trump's bad points. the people that found him to be arrogant or obnoxious. right now, who do you want? you want an arrogant, hardworking son of a bitch. you want a top surgeon and not a sleepy commode will be patient and joe biden. bob menendez, who held the job that joe had, righ

ao be here to introduce her to afternoon panels.keeping with the objective of the conference which is to connect leading thinkers of the global south and north, i am particularly delighted georgetown university is a proud cosponsor of this event. you heard earlier this week from one of our students road scholar she is many respects representative almost 500 students for more than 70 countries to enroll in her bachelors in foreign service part of the discussion on georgetown discussions are urgently needed. the divisions were witnessing globally are more pronounced and disconcerting than any. at least in my lifetime. we are beset by wars and bear witness to unspeakable atrocities in the gaza, the west bank, ukraine, yemen, institutions included many elite universities in this country are on the receiving end of sustained and i'm sad to say effective attacks. some problems facing humanity cannot and will not be sold by anything single state actor to many of the people we most urgently need to come to the table often do not show up. or

most people put eric adams at a 9 on a question from 1 to ao toa c. did he just accuse an entire culture of swimming into americo healey, orth are there other -- illegally, or are there otherno reasons?d >> that was a very loadedr] question, first of all.na [laughter] and tod answer all of yourof questions, yes.sw [laughter] enter that's allerll you got. >> i lo it. so you'r'se not going to be ino season one of -- the only by reo think he's forced to resign mid press conference. >> really does he have to resign those barrel things that the governor put in the rio grande the has to do like to apologize. jimmy: you since a bit of a double standard requiring talent a little bit. >> abby you said multiple locations that all micros should go back to where they came from. [laughter] [laughter] jimmy: that makes this money. abby: i never said that. jimmy: use of the green room this thing is we do have a shortage of public lifeguards are you willing to volunteer your services before u.s. should morning the 20 pressure self-esteem because you are we just getti

we shouldn't ignore those, but we ao sit that define a person's humanity or their fitness for life in simply because they're like the restyeah, yeah, i know the questions. yes my question kind of twofold, but it covers the same the first is like, what can we in our own? and i guess specifically the second part is what can we look for in politicians? you know, we when it does come time for us to vote, like what should we be looking for to help us solve this problem? besides, of course, coming to events like this and educating like, well, what will we do with now? we do. yeah, look, i think i think one of the things that we see, we repeatedly in political conversation and especially especially the dc level conversations but you know, we're in florida, we see this or right now you're in i'm guessing a lot more often than i am. you know, you see this as well. and i'm originally from texas and you follow texas politics closely. and there are similarities, obviously, florida in texas. but one of the things that tires me is the fact that that politicians, both republicans and democrats, they