we will try to bring you pictures of arlington.re going to go back to our top story this hour and talk about harry. prince harry still in court, his second day of cross—examination. he is being cross—examined by the mirror group newspapers kc. it has been an intense day for the prince as he trawled through newspaper articles from his past in an effort to try and prove that stories on him were obtained by illegal methods. we can speak now to a legal commentator and partner at a solicitors which has successfully represented people in claims of phone hacking against mirror group newspapers. i can't think of anyone better to talk me through today. i don't know if you have been keeping across what is happening in terms of the cross—examination. have you seen anything that has surprised you, have you seen anything that suggests prince harry is on the back foot or has he been coping well? i prince harry is on the back foot or has he been coping well?- prince harry is on the back foot or has he been coping well? i think he is coin: has he

taylor was born raised in arlington county in the 19 and in the 1960s. he and his wife helped break boundaries by starting two printing businesses. did you know that one was in dc and was in maryland? he became one of the first african-american journeyman printers in the u.s. government office. when he left to develop the university of d.c. printing and publishing program. was one of the highest ranking african-american ins in the us printing office. so breaking racial boundaries everywhere he went in his second career. dr. taylor, a bachelor of science degree at the washington technical institute for teacher technical teacher training. he earned his master's degree in administration and supervision of adult education. so he knows what he is doing today as he talks with us. and he earned a doctorate in education at virginia polytechnic institute at university of the district of columbia. dr. taylor served as the assistant for the college of professional studies and he was later named acting. he retired from udc after 31 years and since. fortunately for u

arlington house is their home base. that is the house that they built and it is the house that his daughter mary will inherit. it is worth knowing that robert e. lee never owned this house. it is george washington and then mary custis lee. that is actually an issue right now because the national park service site, arlington house is named the robert e. lee memorial. there is a campaign to get that off of their. this is partly about the civil war. >> with the short-term time that we have left, wash was the longest surviving and you say that when he died, he had an enormous funeral, the used obituary. but there the story ends for them. the notoriety does not continue to the next generation and you put the blame squarely at the feet of robert e. lee. why? >> robert e. lee, because of marrying into the family was seen in many ways as the arab george washington and there were several books to that effect. when robert e. lee decides to take up arms against the union that george washington helped found, they see this as a prof

arlington house is their home base. that is the house that they built and it is the house that his daughter mary will inherit. it is worth knowing that robert e. lee never owned this house. it is george washington and then mary custis lee. that is actually an issue right now because the national park service site, arlington house is named the robert e. lee memorial. there is a campaign to get that off of their. this is partly about the civil war. >> with the short-term time that we have left, wash was the longest surviving and you say that when he died, he had an enormous funeral, the used obituary. but there the story ends for them. the notoriety does not continue to the next generation and you put the blame squarely at the feet of robert e. lee. why? >> robert e. lee, because of marrying into the family was seen in many ways as the arab george washington and there were several books to that effect. when robert e. lee decides to take up arms against the union that george washington helped found, they see this as a prof

be able to develop it, we'll start. >> reporter: part of the penn place development was new arli arlington the lease on the current building and the county considers the new high school nonnegotiable, whether or not penn place comes to fruition >> looks like a trendy hotel right there, really impressive. >>> exciting news for tech savvy car enthusiasts. mer mercedes benz and microsoft have revolutionized with the way we communicate, with audio requests through "hey, mercedes", voice assistant. the optional data program for u.s. customers will begin today. so, between that, "hey, mercedes", between waze and hey, si, all yourri c >>> right now at 5:00, devastation in texas. a powerful tornado levels a small town and leaves three dead. all new video

national served terry -- arlington national cemetery.occurred to me, you can have the best constitution in the world, you can have the best declaration of independence, you can have the greatest presidents in the world, other great leaders, but ultimately if you don't have people were willing, throughout history, to stand up, put on that uniform, risk their lives and give that last full measure of motion in service to a greater cause, then nothing -- none of that will amount to much. we not only owe it to our kids and grandkids but to those who fought for us. we must do justice to their legacy. our task is simple. no excuses. let's get this done. i will tell you this, if i am the nominee, you guys can book your tickets for january 20, 2025, the west side of the capital, we will be out there with the left hand on the bible. we will have the right hand in the air. we will take the old as the 47th president, and we will get to work to restore this country to the greatness it deserves. i thank you all. god bless you all. god bless these unit

we have team coverage tonight with cbs's christina ruffini starting us off from arlington, virginia.orter: good evening, norah. on a hillside just north of arlington national cemetery, normally on a clear day, this ie and bring the family because you get huge expansive view of the city. tonight, what you see behind me is a pretty fuzzy lincoln memorial and almost invisible washington monument, at a capital dome almost completely obscured by smoke. smoke from the canadian wildfires made an undiplomatic stop in d.c. today, masking monuments, shuttering stadiums, and even forcing the pandas at the national zoo inside. >> the air quality is bad outside, you know, staying indoors and well ventilated places is benef d.cao dining was taken off the menu, and it was indoor recess for area schools. about 17,000 children in the district suffer from asthma, which dr. siva patel says makes them pulneble. >> this particulate matter and wildfires in particular go really low and deep into the lungs, causing that inflammation, irritation, and airway reactivity that results in an asthma exacerbation.

the owner/operator/developer of an 888-room hotel with 250,000 square feet of meeting space the arlington convention center is moving into the building we have under construction. so, we believe in these big boxes. we just opened an 800-room hotel in kansas city that's attached to the convention center we pick our development opportunities very carefully and we have the advantage at loews hotels of having loews corp as our sponsor. and that makes is more paltable to go into the markets and get a construction loan. >> does it say anything on your view about where business travel goes and group travel and big conventions, which people thought would never come back after covid. >> i think it speaks to our understanding of the group traveler in general. my father and uncle started this company some 60 years ago. that was the focus then and it's still the focus for us now we have to do unique hotels. we have a join venture with the parent company of cnbc, comcast, universal. we own eight hotels with comcast, 9,000 rooms in orlando. we love the fact there are multiple demand generators there ar

he is outside of washington, d.c., in arlington, virginia.ike where you are, brian. >> reporter: well, i'll show you what it's like. you can really get a good view of that and kind of perspective when you look across the river from where we are. we are at the marine corps memorial in arlington. it's also known ads the iwo jima memorial. i'm going to step out of the shot. our photojournalist steve williams is going to take you past the iwo jima. on a normal day in a straight line, you can see from here, you can see the iwo jima memorial, right behind it the lincoln, behind the lincoln you see the washington monument, and right behind the monument you can see the u.s. capitol. but as steve goes in tighter, take a look at that. you can make out the lincoln memorial. and by the way, you can make it out better than you could a couple of hours ago. see if you can see the washington monument behind it. i don't know if you can see it from the camera, brianna, but in the naked eye here i can barely seat it. and the capitol, as steve is going to do his

he spent some time in arlington national cemetery.e of representatives, kevin mccarthy. the two sat in his office. the speaker lauded the long history of the shared beliefs shared by the two countries. as well as renew pledges of british support from ukriane, he will also lobby for the uk to play a leading role in regulating artificial intelligence. as we heard earlier, he's also been speaking with our political editor chris mason — who asked him this question on al. we haer a lot about it in the news now and some quite doom—laden predictions about it into the future. how worried should we be when people talk about its potential to kill people? how worried, as the person in charge of our security, are you about artificial intelligence right now? well, i want to make sure that we in the uk can realise the clear benefits of ai, whether that's in drug discovery or in other areas. but at the same time, we've got to put guardrails in place to protect ourselves, our country, our people from the very real risks that it poses, risks that the

if you go to arlington national cemetery, you believe people will step up when the time is right.ment, troubling and concerning. >> i want to say, emily and cassie, i want to come hug you for what you said, just beautiful, so close and you have to defend this country. if we don't defend it, who will? no one. stand up for what we are, we know who we are and right wingism, this nationalism is not patriotism, you can be a patriot, it makes sense. >> kayleigh: back to faith and patriotism makes our country great. more "outnumbered" in a moment. ♪ when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life. ♪ farxiga ♪ and farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the per

we're on a hillside just outside arlington national cemetery. normally on a clear day, this is a great place to come and bring the family because you get the huge, expansive view of the city. but tonight what you see behind me is a pretty fuzzy lincoln memorial, an almost invisible washington monument, and a capitol dome almost completely obscured by smoke. smoke from the canadian wildfires made an undiplomatic stop in d.c. today, masking monuments, shuttering stadiums, and even forcing the pandas at the national zoo inside. >> the air quality is bad outside. you know, staying indoors in well ventilated places is beneficial. >> reporter: with air quality in d.c. at hazardous, outdoor dining was taken off the menu. and it was indoor recess for area schools. about 17,000 children in the district suffer from asthma, which dr. shoe papa tell makes them particularly vulnerable. >> this small particulate matter and wildfires in particular go really low and deep into the lungs, causing that inflammation, irritation, and airwrway reactivityty which r r

all they do is lie. >> that's bruce in arlington, ohio. the national youth rights association on the website, ten reasons why the voting age should be lowered. one, people have adult responsibly but denied the right to vote. people are consuming actively in society, volunteering in communities and many people have adult responsibly is like being the primary caretaker for a family member are running a business for making financial contributions in the household yet you cannot vote. young people are expected to follow the law but they don't have to state making. they experience adult sequences if weer don't do so in every ste it's possible to be transferred out of juvenile court into adult criminal court and certain states crimes committed by 16th and 17 years old are automatically transferred get people under the age of 18 don't have the right to vote. top ten reasons for lowering the voting age, that's the national association asking if off this morning if you are 18 to 25, (202)748-8000. if you're 26 to 552027488001 and if you are over 55

area, brian todd is in arlington, virginia, where i can see the haze behind you, brian todd. >> yes, conditions in new york are improving, but the conditions here are worse. quick update, d.c. area has been coded purple for air quality and that means very unhealthy for the entire public and not just people with respiratory ailments, but it is code purple for everybody and that is 6 of 6. where athena is, they have improved, but worsening here in washington, d.c. i want to step out of the shot while steve williams is panning in here, and we are at the marine corps memorial here, also known as the iwo jima memorial, and you see right past some of washington's famous monuments from the lincoln memorial to washington, but look at the haze over the potomac river and beyond. you can see the lincoln memorial, kind of n shadow there, and then look at the washington monument behind it, and you can barely see it, and even on a rainy day, you can see them clearly, but and the haze is affecting your view of it, that close, and one lady out of town trying to navigate this, this is what she had to

followed by san antonio, fort worth, arlington, eight or nine of top ten are in texas. jest over 186,000 but 250 grand in new york. you bring home about $83,000 once you paid for everything else. that's just outrageous. stuart: is that why you left? no, don't answer that. thanks, ash. thank you very much. stuart: a cup that will wants to start a family. we'll tell you what he said. a private school teacher wants students to attend protransgender rallies and wants them to donate money to transgender organizations. resident theologian jonathan morris will deal with that, he's next. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college, and no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. the high interest... i felt trapped. debt! debt! debt! debt! so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with low fixed rates and borrow up to $100k. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi get your money right. chevy

don't they meet on a park been much somewhere in arlington virginia on news years day? >> middle of the day. >> straight out of the movies, right? the f.b.i. says but we won't talk to charles dolan. this is two of the dumbest things i've ever heard of. they won't talk -- they pay a guy who is a russian spy, the source of the dossier, the other source is charles dolan who neither with that guy on a park been much in arlington and they don't want to interview him. you can't make this stuff up. that's what comey's f.b.i. did and still doing this kind of baloney because we were told so running operations and investigations out of headquarters instead of assigning a u.s. attorney. that is a huge problem. in your report that's why your report is valuable. i yield back to the gentleman who was out of time and we now recognize the gentleman from -- oh, i'm sorry, here, >> harris: we'll be dipping in and out of this. matthew whitaker is former acting attorney general under former president trump. first of all, you have been watching this all day. it seems to be building to a cre

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christina ruffini, cbs news, arlington, virginia. >>> the main suspect in the disappearance of americantudent natalee holloway is scheduled to be arraigned today in alabama. joran van der sloot arrived in the u.s. yesterday after being extradited from peru. he faces extortion and wire fraud charges for trying to obtain $250,000 from holloway's mother in exchange for disclosing the location of her body. holloway disappeared in aruba in 2005. van der sloot is serving a 28-year sentence in peru for murder. >>> the supreme court issued a surprising ruling in favor of black voters in an alabama congressional redistricting case. conservative chief justice john roberts and justice brett kavanaugh joined the court's three liberals in yesterday's 5-4 decision. it upheld a lower court ruling that alabama's republican drawn congressional districts disenfranchised black voters. >> the alabama legislature engaged in race-based gerrymandering. and they're not the only ones throughout the country who have done that, and we can at least draw some comfort from the fact that the 1965 voting rights act re

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some damage has also ord near arlington with one tornere as well. continue to see some of those tornadoes come down and other spots on the highway. 41 there, north of ashburn. so a scary evening on tap. we've got tornado watches continuing across much of the deep south into that area tomorrow that moves a little further east. ken mentioned, yeah, things kind of mundane outside. we've got our low clouds and fog. although the temperatures have been running well below the average, i think tomorrow watch numbers bump up just a bit. in fact, tomorrow afternoon, highs will be moving up in the 80's and some of the interior valleys about 84. how about that in concord? 84 in little more. lot of 70's and 80's in the santa clara valley about 73, beautiful day in oakland. 64 degrees with some sunshine in the san francisco next couple days. those temperatures warming up just a little bit. nice start to the weekend. then we cool off a bit on father's day. >> thanks us in just over. 24 hours from now, there will be a key deadline at the state capitol by tomorrow n

arlington high school, james webb, army. alonzo robles, austin mcgee and abraham vela, all three marine corps. henry suggs, army. from frankston high school. afl redo high school, jackson creek and trey ruland, army. dillon brown, army. venus high school. eduardo gabrielle perez, army. hillsborough high school. leonardo lopez hernan dmaryksz are incorps -- hernandez, marine corps reserve, alejandro sanchez, also marine reserve. waxahachie high school. brandon ortiz, marine corps. garcon escobar, marine corps. karolina suarez melendez, national guard. gregory schafer, william jaden, gregory fleming, zachary fleming, army. jeremiah moore, navy. mike newkirk, navy. samuel rodriguez, army national guard. mid loathian heritage high school. emily dewey, air force. patrick heck stra, army. jose moncera, navy. chase weis, navy. waxahachie global, matthew hughes and braxton sukum, army. mansfield legacy high school, jessica rosales in the navy. mansfield lake ridge, kaiden chandler, air force. ashley oho, navy. desmond jones, army. a

installation and fees are key to permit application in may arlington than issuance in may. members who wish to comment on this item dial star 3 to be added to the queue. the system prompt will indicate you raised your hand wait until you have been unmuted and begin your comments. >> thank you very much. we have tita bell from supervisor engardio who is sponsoring this item. >> welcome, mrs. bell. >> thank you. good afternoon chair melgar, preston and supervisor peskin. this is a duplicate of new legislation relating to the may mall business month fee waiver program. left month the board expand the may fee waiver program to new awning installations for 2 years 23 and 24. and supervisor engardio would now like to propose amendments to this file. to further expand that program to include business signs. and would be for and a limited time of 2 years. this was a recommendation from the planning department and, lined with the proirdz's gospel making things easy for small businesses. changes appear throughout and copies were begin to offices. they add the terms business sign. whi

military marked its 248th birthday with a wreath ah unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. the united states adopted the red, white and blue stars and strikes as the flag. flag day was celebrated at the u.s. capitol building and from sea to signing sea. happy birthday to the u.s. army. >>> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." remember, you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the faa is beefing up security on airplanes. it finalized a rule requiring newly built commercial planes to have a second barrier between the passenger cabin and the cockpit. the rule goes into effect in 2025. >>> a jury has ruled in favor of a former regional director at starbucks who said she was fired for being white. shannon phillips was fired in 2018 shortly after the arrest of two black men at a philadelphia starbucks. phillips won $25.6 million in damages. >>> and a new look

here's the very into arlington. they're reporting some damage due to a tornado on the ground. also, reports tornadoes on the ground near ashbourne and there's more on the way they're right now. they continue to remain under a tornado watch across much of that area. but you can also see other places. a lot hail showing up there as well. and some of those reports, some large hail on the ground over inch size hail. if you can imagine that coming down and hitting your house or getting you if you're outside. you can imagine how painful that would be from that larger hail. well, we're looking at our weather and this is a more of our typical fog that is moving along the coastline. low clouds stretching out there. right now. we're looking toward half moon bay ca people milling about out along the coastline. i think tomorrow a little more sunshine even out toward the beaches. so the numbers will start to bump up a little bit. and so maybe getting right around average or mid-eighties well inland, 70's 80's in the south bay tomorrow, maybe mid 60's in the half moon bay. so looks like som

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military marked its 248th birthday with a replaying at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national, white, and blue stars and stripes as the flag. flag day was celebrated at the u.s. capitol building and from sea to shining sea. happy birthday to the u.s. army. >> judge judy: were you up-to-date in your payments to her? >> yes. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> no, ma'am. >> announcer: a mom at a day care argued dollars and cents. >> judge judy: you said that she made you a gift of four weeks. >> i didn't give her four weeks of free day care. >> judge judy: "i gave you guys a month of day care." >> announcer: and the disturbing secret that started it all. >> she had pulled me aside and told me of an incident that had happened. >> judge judy: what did she tell you? >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution day care owner julie webb is suing christina and joshua vanwinkle for unpaid childcare fees, late fees, and overtime. >> byrd: order! all rise!

brentwood police say they received a report of a man asleep in a car this weekend on arlington way. when they responded, they tried to wake the driver as he woke up. officers say 29 year old marcus martinez tovar reached for something on the side of his body. they found drugs, including fentanyl, a loaded gun and a 30 round capacity magazine cash, along with a scale. tovar was taken to the martinez detention facility for booking. the california highway patrol is investigating a potential road rage shooting on a bay area freeway. the chp says they received a call just before 2:00 this afternoon about shots fired on 280 in san francisco. the victim involved exited the highway and pulled the car over near the hall of justice. the victim was not hurt. authorities say the shooting may be a case of road rage. no word on a suspect vehicle at this time. san jose's mayor wants major league baseball to get rid of those territory rights held by the san francisco giants. mayor matt mehan thinks that will make it possible for a team to call san jose home in the future. new tonight, lamonica pete

military marked its 248th birthday with a replaying at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington nationale stars and stripes as the flag. flag day was celebrated at the u.s. capitol building and from sea to shining sea. happy birthday to the u.s. army. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news, a huge plume of smoke , rising in san jose. this is the tower cam peer giving the scope. it looks like a big fire. it is a two alarm commercial structure fire at lawson hill road. we know there is a big shopping center with a bunch of businesses. we don't know exactly which one is burning. we do have this picture of the smoke rising. it has been delayed which is to be expected. the police departments has avoid the area if possible. we will continue checking on this fire burning. a two alarm fire much more in a few moments. >> other stories, low income residents in san francisco are pushing back. why they say will leave them in the cold. struck a carjacking leading to a wild chase. >>> will san francisco's plan to extend parking meter hours backf

they'll say all i give the party, so it'd be about about the simple that you'll shuttle that off in arlington. it's up to date called kosky. was your lips and she fell. she push, let's the show us why my dad got out still faces you on a story can easy novela the so the is will check out there. what is the god the only about a task with all the kids up. what is the result of that? is that the political but it's only a political, it's only going to will problem sort of others will take, which is the book, which i believe you have those people. it's on the similar to albany while they bought some of soprano, genuine breeds. any future lake will be the next ca, so still. so the owner store yet for easy on my wish, the confidence one solo gotten, they'll put, they'll be able to say, uh, both today be really come from virginia, oregon on this one for us, 1000 sale to got it. del punters book is closing a major public outcry. the investigation was reopened and is being handled by switzerland's pace representative dick monte boston after temple may contain auster service forces with june from boston

the top of that atlas rocket because he was patched through to speak to annie who was at home in arlington, virginia on the phone. um and in addition to sort of saying their goodbyes glenn said, did you get the recordings that i sent you? and she said yes, and no one had really known up to this point. what what glen might have been? into and in that moment, but putting that together with with what i found on paper and it's incredibly chilling incredibly that powerful and moving and it's full of them is feelings about faith his relationship with god. his views have been afterlife his feelings about courage why he felt that his death was a sacrifice worth making even though he knew it was going to cause his family pain. it's it's an incredibly personal document and it was remarkable to find that something like that had survived and i think in terms of the larger question of how he prepared his family because glenn was the oldest astronomer and he was when he went up in space he was he was approaching are you just turned 40, the previous summer? and so his kids were the oldest of the astronau

after the 79th anniversary of d—day, mr sunak laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlingtonfrom remembering wars passed, to talking about one raging now. i asked the prime minister if uk intelligence knew yet how the ukrainian dam was destroyed and who did it. we don't have a definitive answer on who was responsible. but if it does turn out to be russia, i think it would fit with a pattern of behaviour throughout this war which is where russia has, as an active strategy, deliberately targeted civilian infrastructure. these acts against civilian infrastructure that we have seen in the past are abhorrent, they are appalling, they are causing enormous suffering and that is why it is important that we continue to stand with ukraine firmly. what, in specific terms, can you achieve here in your conversations with the president, on ukraine, particularly in the light of what has happened in the last 24 hours? i am proud that uk has played a leadership role when it comes supporting ukraine, particularly militarily. the us obviously has been the largest contributor to that effort. wha

it joins as the last guy from arlington, virginia had a good to help you back with a single piece of price from woods, from the un spokesperson on behalf of the secular generates relating that his re, these documents are flagrant violation of international law. why do you think that you and it's saying this now and how significant visit a while it keeps saying it now because it really has no choice. uh, the reactions are, this is ready to government. that accelerated, virtually every negative trend that you can imagine from the violets on the ground to settlement expansion to fictions, to building and you know, expanding settlements and the so called doomsday settlements like a one outside of jerusalem. so this is really, it, it, i mean, and it tends to, uh, to slow down this very accelerated pace that which this extreme miss government is working to, to destroy chances for whatever may be less of a 2 state solution. yeah, that's an interesting point. you may call it because the you and 2nd general is right, like getting to hold reverse supplements activity. but the fact is, israel h

area a parrot escaped his owner's home in april and gone 2 months and discovered 40 miles away in arlingtonned to his loving family. the wife is named cat. the bird escaped on 4-20 and also a kat reference. i think this bird is pissed. he got as far away from baltimore as it could and someone returned it to baltimore. what the [bleep]? >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: bill? >> pretty good, guy. i am from ohio. east cleveland. south euclid. i found video of a fawn in the back yard. roll the video. to those who say defund the police. they are killing animals. this cop is like snow white. that fawn is in the fence crying and here comes the cop. the cop is like snow white. this is why we fund the police. >> man the barbecue. >> [laughing]. >> save bambi. >> greg: you don't see these videos on the loop with the brutality stuff. they are saving half a million deer a year. i made that up. take that out of context. according to greg gutfeld -- >> that's body cam video. i appreciate your vote. >> greg: rob, do i left over joe biden joke? >> it seems weird now. >> greg: i know. sometimes he speeds

and today i'll leave that information as part of moving to what about direct you in arlington, virginia in one place. of course there will be challenges monetize not see any of them. you know, like, i mean, those charges a colonial era scrambles of resources in south africa are, is being remembered today. and it's wednesday morning into a 100 and 21st out of a 3 of the end of the 2nd bill, one of the biggest and costly as conflicts the british fort before the 1st world war. at the end of the 20th century, up written to attempted to satisfy its appetite to the south african minerals in gold, saving some 70000 lives in the process. the manager pa was a bit on balance. half a 1000000 brits facing off against 88000 bow a troops due to an unknown and difficult terrain for the british. the bull republic gained the upper hand at 1st. their british forces did eventually prevail. we can have a closer look at this. not without these catholic, almost on of the narrative of this concepts the leaves or rather between these 2 warring fire insides on the african. so has been carried through over many

after his arrival, he visited arlington national cemetery where he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown, kevin mccarthy. the speaker lauded the "long history," and shared beliefs shared by the two nations. the prime minister also met us senate majority leader chuck schumer, a senior democrat. during talks with president biden tomorrow, he's expected to renew pledges of british support for ukraine. he will also lobby for the uk to play a leading role in regulating artificial intelligence. he's been speaking with our political editor chris mason — who asked him this question on al. i want to make sure that in the uk we can realise clear benefit of ai, be that in drug discovery or other areas, but at the same time we must put guardrails in place to protect ourselves, our people, from the very real risk that it poses, risks that the creators of ai itself have highlighted. i will talk to president biden about that tomorrow. i think the uk is well placed to lead and shape the conversation on this. i spoke to chris after his interview with mr sunak. the uk will host a global summit in the fall

and to date, i'll leave that information without moving to what about direct you in arlington, virginia in one place. of course there will be challenges, but i do not see any of them. you know, like, i mean, those charges a colonial era scrambles are results in south africa or is being remember today, this wednesday mark into a 100 and 21st out of a 3 of the end of the 2nd bill. one of the biggest and costliest conflicts the british fort before the 1st world war. at the end of the 20th century, up written the attempt to satisfy its appetite to the south african minerals in gold, saving some 70000 lives in the process. the manager pa was a bit on the balance half a 1000000 brits facing off against 88000 bow, a troops due to an unknown and difficult terrain for the british. the bull republic gained the upper hand at 1st. their british forces did eventually prevail. we can have a closer look at this, not without these catholic, almost on the narrative offers, consider the leaves or rather between these 2 warring fire in the sides on the african. so has been carried through over many years

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you have arlington heights. and this a first. and what i'asng you is, isn't it odd that you have a framework in grutter that defers on the critical suin a case of compelling interest? mr. hinojosa: no, your honor. i think it'tirely consistent, you know, with this case -- with this court's framework in ju sugar -- judginct scrutiny. let me make a couple of points first. one ise discrimination point. se. the limited consideration of race in a holistic fashion asonn point. se. the limited consideration of race in a holistic f as this court has approved is a limited clcation that is subject to strict scrutiny, but that whole strrutiny process is trying to filter out r or not we have a legitimate purpose for this or not and whor not there's a compelling interest that may be sought and achieved, you know, through narrowly tailored means. justice thomas: let me -- let me ask more specifically. if this was a -- this case involved a school district in virginia in 1960 that is alleged to be discriminating, would this court defer to its ass

and across the river in arlington, virginia, the city is trying to get get ahead ofs i its empty office. campus. last year university was not allowed to take up space in an office building. >> reporter: thanks to new city zoning laws, that's now possible along with seven new types of dmeshl businesses like animal boarding, hydroponic farms andic the ball. it's already happening in south jersey. this 22,000-square foot pickle ball facility was a vacant coat fac factory. regional mall van can sit is at a record high. >> i think we had more opportunity than we thought there would be in the market. >> reporter: pickle ball is the fastest growing sport in america. does that mean the sport needs to find places to play quickly? >> the greatest threat to the growth of pickle ball is the lack of facility. >> pickle ball is a great way to get people into a commercial space, but the question that a lot of landlords and companies are asking is how do you bring people back into the office. one land lord told us that this is his need to think about how people want to work. they want to work the way t

his first stop was to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemeteryon purpose of the uk and the us. and in the last hour, he's met the speaker of the house of representatives, kevin mccarthy. the two men exchanged some pleasantries, with mr mccarthy praising the bonds between the two nations, and mr sunak said that strengthening economies was vital for dealing with the challenges of the future. mr sunak will meet president biden on thursday. 0n the agenda there, along with trade, will be the war in ukraine. 0ur political editor chris mason has been speaking to mr sunak, firstly about the destruction of the dam in southern ukraine on tuesday, and who he thought was to blame: 0ur military and security services are still conducting their investigations, so we don't have a definitive answer on who was responsible. but if it does turn out to be russia, i think it would fit with a pattern of behaviour throughout this war, which is where russia has, as an active strategy, deliberately targeted civilian infrastructure. if intentional, this attack would repres

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