violated its authorities. he identified significant concerns and serious performance failures and factual misstatements in the f.b.i.'s investigation of trump campaign associates. in 29 applications that the f.b.i. made to the fisa court, i.g. found in 25 of them, there was unsupported, or inconsistent information totalling more than 200 instances where they were unsupported or omitted information. the f.b.i. was unable to even locate the woods' file -- yeah for the other four applications. and found over 400 instances with woods' procedures over 29 samples. director wray testified before this committee and told the people should not lose any sleep over the vast majority of fisa applications. former director comey labeled fisa a top-entire program. it was revealed that they failed to recognize the significant risk poe posed by the noncompliance of the woods' procedures which provide the justification for fisa applications. in may of this year, john durham released his report. that report not only backed up ins

who knew the hemingway would be a great author? the new fitzgerald would be a great author? you do not know who will be a great author. with respect to the average person, the most important thing to do is not lose what you have. secondly, the best way to not lose what you have is to go into uc index fund of some type, going to a low fee index fund or equity or fixed income and that is the safest thing to do. >> did you think about buying simon & schuster? david: i could not interest my partners in it. ot

i get to interview authors. just, be the cheerleader and the person going around and thanking people for being interested in books and reading. peter: the library of congress hosts a opening ceremony, which we just aired on book tv. what is that? dr. hayden: that is a chance for the authors, illustrators and sponsors of the book festival to come together to get ready for this full-day. we feature five authors each year who tell their own stories. that is the theme this year, everyone has a story. it is so touching when you hear the different perspectives of the authors. peter: you brought over some books. to talk about some of the authors who do have a story. let's hear about a couple of these authors who are appearing. dr. hayden: it is important for everyone to know the book festival is free and is being streamed, and that people will be able to purchase the books and have them signed by the authors. when you think about a memoir, that is a chance for people to tell their personal stories. elliott page, his st

so as an author, i had authors the tool and there are authors — authors the tool and there are authors who say much of their— authors out there who say much of their work— authors out there who say much of their work has been written by ai. but i _ their work has been written by ai. but i think— their work has been written by ai. but i think what appeals to readers is the _ but i think what appeals to readers is the human element, and there are ways to _ is the human element, and there are ways to use — is the human element, and there are ways to use ai is the human element, and there are ways to use alto help authors other than actually writing our novels. but the — than actually writing our novels. but the truth is, we are getting down that line, and dickens may have been dead for a very long time, but maybe ai will come up, jane friedman, with another dickens book him a i think that's exactly what's going to him a i think that's exactly what's hoin to . , , , him a i think that's exactly what's ”ointo , ., , going to happen. these models will be able to ingest _ going to happen. the

well, another author you talk about in this story, elizabeth harris, is a bestselling author. elizabeth gilbert, what happened to the snow forest? her pending book. yes. so elizabeth gilbert announced her next her next novel recently called the snow forest. and almost immediately got a huge amount of backlash on social media, on instagram and goodreads in particular. the book is a novel that's set in russia in the mid 20th century, and it the objections that she got was was essentially that the book was set in russia at all. and people were very upset. some people were very upset that given the war in ukraine, she was writing writing a book set in russia. and what she did really shocked the literary world. i have to say, is that she just days later decided to postpone publication of the book indefinitely and her publisher, riverhead, stood by her and she was able to make that decision. and so the book has been postponed because it was set in russia and did she apologize for writing a book about that was set in russia at some point? you know, i don't think she apologized. she s

the exercises authority of that program. these are federal loans between the federal government and stent loan borrowers. this is the situation where the secretary is acting in the core ofisxpertise and authority. >> something else you said that we shouldn't necessarily apply that line of acid and in president -- precedent in this situation because it is not a regulatory program but a a benefits program. want to push back a little on that and get your response which isthere are going to be winners and losers. that raises similar concerns about individu rhts and indivialiberty that are present in regulatory programs as well, and why wouldn't the same process that we have applied inulatory context apply also in the benefits contact? -- context to consider whether we need specific expressed congressionaauorization? >>nk at the very least, to the extent that there are those considerations that you referenced, they are not dec in the same way that expansive regulatory authority is. when y he got a government program that constitu

i'm done with questions for housing authority. thank you. i'm not sure if colleagues have questions. supervisor stefani. >> thank you supervisor walton. vice chair stefani. >> thank you chair preston and thank you supervisor walton for this hearing. it is very disturbing and i would love to take a at the contract and really understand their contractual obligations and whether or not they are breach of contract and what the city can do about that. based on what i read, what is presented here today, it seems like there is a failure on their part and i am always curious and seems to happen with other non profits. i know this isn't a non profit, that when we engage or contract with certain entities, it isn't always clear to me that they have the staff in place to do the work, and after when we realize there is a problem there are staffing issues and i don't know if that continues to be a problem or a problem at the out-set and i like to better understand that if that is a problem and supervisor walton talked about hiring from the community. i do

i authorities do will be able to effectively stop that?ill be able to effectively stop that? i think there are measures _ effectively stop that? i think there are measures that _ effectively stop that? i think there are measures that could _ effectively stop that? i think there are measures that could be - effectively stop that? i think there are measures that could be done i effectively stop that? i think there l are measures that could be done to reduce the problem we are experiencing, the frequency at which these tragedies are occurring is unacceptable and something needs to be done to stop it. we are also seeing, we can put it in a wider european context, we are seeing increased arrivals across the mediterranean, more people trying to cross the channel, this is becoming a europe—wide issue that requires a strong cooperation between european countries. there is in some miraculous solution that people, often motivated by persecution or economic hardship are likely to stop making these migratoryjourneys. the situation in europe at the mom

how do you match topics with authors. well, partly that comes from the author telling us what they want to do. their author just coming forward and saying, i would to write about so-and-so. and we say, all right, do a proposal on that. and then sometimes say, can you tweak that proposal and maybe take it a little bit? not direction or where are you finding the evidence on this in the material and on? but sometimes we sit around and we have our zoom meetings and we just kind of dream up topics and then skip or jackie or, or i come up with, well, you know, who might write that or? you know, who might write that? and also, now the press is the series is now more and more widely. the press actually gets proposed and submitted directly to them, to the editors at press. so in other words, ideas for the series can come in through the regular, so to speak. but in many ways, the authors already are matching themselves to the personnel of these or figures they want to about, and they have to make the case, have to know where the so

the patriot act of users to have such an authority. it was bad rhetoric it was coming from a place of public distrust of central authorities. in 2017, we saw the same thing. in 2018, we ended up getting passage of this critical piece of information by a slim margin. i am not worried about its passage. i am predicting passage. i don't buy any of the complaints. i don't buy any of the concerns. i don't even buy any of the premises of some of the questions that there needs to be better or different oversight or compliance cultures. all that exists already and it is getting better and it is demonstrable. for me, it is based on misunderstanding and the difficulty that i'm seeing in the political environment is people that have taking -- taken strident positions publicly and having to square that peg. they have to figure out how they are going to support this thing, given the fact they have said it is the worst abuse ever. i think they will get there. there is a lot of distrust right now. some of it is in the fbi. it is a buse -- it is abuse

authorities in johannesburg _ correspondent. authorities in johannesburg have _ correspondent. in johannesburg have said - correspondent. authorities in johannesburg have said it - correspondent. authorities in | johannesburg have said it has correspondent. authorities in - johannesburg have said it has moved from a rescue to a recovery operation, as anyone found at this stage is unlikely to be found alive. it is also put a harsh spotlight on what is happening in the city centre ofjohannesburg. stories around abandoned buildings that then get taken over by what have been described as criminal gangs by authorities who rent them out to desperate people are not new, but this is perhaps one of the harshest realities that we are seeing of what can happen in such buildings. at the moment, some of the city's authorities are down, they are wanting to speak to people to try and work out what sort of help is needed. that death toll we currently know sits at more than is feared to rise, because authorities are still working through gaining access to different and deeper parts of that buil

so as an author, i had authors the tool and there are authors — authors the tool and there are authors but the — than actually writing our novels. but the truth is, we are getting down that line, and dickens may have been dead for a very long time, but maybe ai will come up, jane friedman, with another dickens book him a i think that's exactly what's going to him a i think that's exactly what's hoin to . , , , him a i think that's exactly what's ”ointo , ., , going to happen. these models will be able to ingest _ going to happen. these models will be able to ingest enough _ going to happen. these models will be able to ingest enough of - going to happen. these models will| be able to ingest enough of author's work to mimic them and come up with their ideas. it is not there yet,

i think what some authors are concerned about him publishers are concerned about, especially authors, the what happens now is , you know, books go viral because people love them. how much they love a book on tiktok. things go viral for authentic reasons more or less at this point. that is changing. the older our platform gets, there is sponsorship involved in things like that. nonetheless, it is still fairly grassroots and there are still things taking off because readers respond to them. the concern among authors as if they start publishing books themselves, they will put their thumb on the scale essentially to make posts about their books go viral. we have no idea, but if you have this platform and were going to publish these books, presumably that would be the thing to do. rmake sure that your books got seen on this platform. the concern is that it will take attention away from books i would've gone viral on their own because people are responding to them. it will take, also, it may just sort of mess up the platform that people like the book talk community because they trust the re

had any inkling _ services or the authorities had any inkling of— services or the authorities had anyoing on. craig crouch was— inkling of what was going on. craig crouch was a controlling, coerce a person _ crouch was a controlling, coerce a person who — crouch was a controlling, coerce a person who really had gemma barton very much— person who really had gemma barton very much in— person who really had gemma barton very much in his thrall. they presented a facade of being a happy family. _ presented a facade of being a happy family, which meant there was not much attention being given to them. they had _ much attention being given to them. they had become somewhat strange from other— they had become somewhat strange from other family members. let's not forget, _ from other family members. let's not forget, this— from other family members. let's not forget, this was all happening in 2020 _ forget, this was all happening in 2020 with the background of social distancing and cover lockdowns, which _ distancing and cover lockdowns, which perhaps meant there just was not the _ which perha

in terms of advance authorization. of course, they could have in 2003, referred to loan cancellation and loan forgiveness and those are not in the statutory text. that leaves us with the situation that i think we have seen before, in the general language, congress specifically considering the present issue but not, as you acknowledge, passing legislation that wou authorize the specific action. in the wake of congress not authorizing thacon, doing a massive, new program. that seems problematic under, going back to the benzene case so why does this case not fit into that formula that we have seen before in prior cases? >> treas a lot packed in there and i want to respond to ea of the considerations. i think down the line, this case is a far cry from those higher situations. you mentioned the idea of taking an old statute with chris language and -- cryptic language and pressing it into service. i n't think that is a fair characterization of misuse of e roes act. the whole of this is to ensure th in the base of a national

who knew the hemingway would be a great author? the new fitzgerald would be a great author? you do not know who will be a great author. with respect to the average person, the most important thing to do is not lose what you have. secondly, the best way to not lose what you have is to go into uc index fund of some type, going to a low fee index fund or equity or fixed income and that is the safest thing to do. >> did you think about buying simon & schuster? david: i could not interest my partners in it. another from did it. >> we appreciate your time on book tv. david: thank you, my pleasure. >> more live coverage of the national book festival continues now, coming up is kevin: my name is kevin butterfield. it is my great pleasure to introduce you that today'

but the authorities are asking for patience.ve got to go quick, but we've got to do it right, so when we pick up the remains and they fall apart... so when you have 200 people running through the scene yesterday, and some of you, that's what you're stepping on. i don't know how much more you want me to describe it. that's what you're stepping on. give us a little bit of time to contain that, please. people already know this is the deadliest disaster in hawaii's history and the death toll is still climbing. sophie long, bbc news, maui. as well as the high death toll, thousands of people have been left homeless and in need of help from the authorities. helena humphrey has been speaking to some of those seeking assistance in maui and also to the governor of hawaii. so many people are still unaccounted for when we were at the shelters today. so many people were coming looking for loved ones that had no cell phone reception. they haven't been able to get in touch. and some of the first things we asked them after asking, "are you 0k?"

is the co-author ivan hryhorovych good ivan hryhorovych kyrylenko from the speakers from the co-authors kyrylenko fraction fatherland of the council of history speech of course the result of the vote is clear but the harvesting of early grains in ukraine is coming to an end, we are harvesting the main grain crop the wheat is sown, the harvest is nowhere to be seen, the cost price is $165 per ton from the best masters. if we manage to break through to the ports of gdańsk, in particular, poland, another plus $100 per ton , the selling price is 140, they are ending the tattoo , there is nothing to trade, friends will give in a month , the seeds of the main bread crop, which must be sown on several million hectares of wheat, who will sow at their own expense and at what expense will friends sow ? we will oblige to sow the main food crop, bread, who is the private owner, time, friends, and what are they suffering? in this regard, universities, higher education institutions, which have a total of 30,000 hectares of land and farms, where students , agronomists, zootechnics, veterans, doctors ,

authorities say a man and a woman took a truck driver hostage. how this ended, and tonight, the new police video just released. >>> in new york city, the migrant crisis. officials sounding the alarm tonight. shelters at capacity. hundreds of people sleeping on the sidewalk. outside a migrant facility. and stephanie ramos reporting. >>> the nypd investigating the fatal stabbing of a professional dancer here in new york. was he targeted because he's gay? authorities want to know tonight if this was a hate crime. >>> a fiery plane crash at an airport outside los angeles, killing two, shutting down the airport. >>> also, the urgent search for a missing mother of four tonight. >>> also, canadian prime minister justin trudeau and his wife reveal they are parting ways. >>> and america strong tonight. a field of dreams secretly planted for his wife. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with unhere on a very busy wednesday night. we do begin tonight with the scare at the capitol, on the eve of former president trump's arraignment in washington, d.

— authorities? they are telling everyone — authorities? they are telling everyone to _ authorities?eryone to stay home, if. authorities? they are telling i everyone to stay home, if they authorities? they are telling - everyone to stay home, if they can. they are working on rescue at this moment. there are a lot of car stuck in the water. people had to abandon their cars. people have gotten stranded. a lot of people are not able to get in and out of the residential communities because of all the waters there, so a lot of emergency personnel are out right now and they're telling... fik. emergency personnel are out right now and they're telling... ok. stay safe, now and they're telling... ok. stay safe. angeia- _ you're watching bbc news. this is the daily global. i am nancy kacungira. stay with us. hello. a fairly quiet evening out there for most of us after what has been a pretty decent monday with some sunny spells. just a few showers here and there. and i think that's what we're going to get tomorrow — scattered showers with plenty of sunny spells as well. but having said that, the

it is an important authority.nn: and on the legal side, i notice there is no legal substitute for the ability to compel u.s. communications providers, at a minimum, to produce this information. there is definitely a legal gap, as well as far more important, the operational gap. we will see how that unfolds over the next several months. i guess we are coming up on the end of time here because we have a panel discussion after this -- maybe we can move away from some of these gloomy threats and just talk a little bit about the future and solutions, and end on that note. i would like to ask you to expand on some of the comments you have made about partnerships and leveraging the ability of the agency's own authorities. talk about how you are setting the agency up both to succeed in the future, both in terms of the people, recruiting and retaining within the agency, you touched on that a little bit, and then, equally importantly outside the agency, you mentioned partnerships with the private sector and other countries

other expensive items are to the authorities according to the laws of pakistan, the officials of this country must report these gifts to the cabinet . according to the survey of the research center of the broadcasting organization, hosseiniyeh maala program was ranked with 30.6 percent of the primary school viewers in muharram special programs. it had gained a percentage of its viewers and was reflected by various media in hosseinieh moala. there was no shortage of swimming on television and television, and it was reflected in the media . the extraterritorial message of hosseinieh moola was the headline that mashreq chose for the article. this program said the text is from why the fact that it was popular, of course, umar al-abiha did not remain silent. i realized that this fact is crying. the reaction that proves the effectiveness of hosseiniyeh is pending. we are facing a program that means a complete and standardized xvision tv program . this year's program is also the hosseiniyeh program. mehla. by using the mourning rituals of different ethnic groups in the country and even abroa

very little of the cdc is authorized.s happened it has grown up haphazardly with things being a pool from all over the government primarily in the executive branch where the cdc was created not by congress but by the executive branch at the disease center in 1946. and it has grown by accretion with all sorts of things being thrown into it that do not belong they are. we think the congress needs to go through a hard work of a step-by-step process to authorize agency. put things in there that belong and take things out that do not and may be moved things from other places in seen -- in the cdc and also in they need to set up good guidance procedures in the cdc similar to what the fda has. making sure that the guidance cdc issue is scientifically based. there's been opportunity for public comment, that people know it does not have binding legal authority, just advisory. primarily setting up to ensure the public that this is scientifically based and it can be relied on. that is a great casualty at the pandemic. it is undermin

for recognizing business licensing authorities, deregulation boards and improvement of the business environment , administrative bodies, referring to the head in the aforementioned article in order to facilitating investment in some countries reza has made an exception again, today they are entwining themselves in taffeta , the law should be against the possibility of revoking specialized approvals of unfreezing . the elected judge of the head of the judiciary should appoint the ministry of economy to handle the objections and decide on the approvals of the deregulation board. from devices or organizations should be taken forward and the proposal will be inspired by article 13. thank you, dear opponent , do you allow us to believe in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful? hello, to the honorable representatives of the dear people of iran. it was that in the term of the new parliament, with your efforts, the performance and powers of the deregulation board have been seriously improved. we will face the interests of some sections of the guilds or institutions where t

not authority to do whatever they want, but authority abounded by whatever their mission and goals are in life. so the continued failure or frustration and extremism that has arisen in the last 15 or 20 years i think are largely the result of the fact that people have not 1 -- done what i have been writing about, the idea of some of the great thinkers, it didn't invent this idea, you got to get back people in a free society the freedom to be themselves and to christmas ability. so i am going going. host: what kind of law did you practice? guest: i was an appellate lawyer. host: what does that mean? guest: i take cases often that have been lost by someone and try to reimagine and try to think about, what's right and wrong here? what should the lobby? you are writing -- what should the law be? you are writing about what the law should be instead what it is. my books i hope should be readable versions of appellate briefs. this is why we have to get back to teachers to have ownership in the classroom. being a teacher is an incredibly complex job. have 38 students in front of you with very

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yes, the authorities have said that they are i authorities have said that they are not stopping anytimest two children, i think they will be hoping the conditions as they are at the moment stay the same, and that they are able to rescue the remaining children in much the same way, by helicopter. corny,it much the same way, by helicopter. corny, it has been invaluable to have you going to the local media and talking to the bbc urdu team and finding out what is going on. just to confirm, it is good news that we are hearing from pakistan, that two children have been rescued from a group of six children and two adults. they were trapped in this cable car that you are seeing now. it is dangling in a precarious position over a ravine in northern pakistan. it is very windy there, that has made it very difficult to try and get people and helicopters and the military commandos to the cable car. we are hearing from doctors who are present at the helipad that they have landed, they are carrying out medical checks on those two children and they are both well. the rescue continues and we will contin

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tonight, authorities defending their reason not to use them. the two boat captains describing the moment the coast guard sent them in, telling them, "we need help." they could feel the heat, the smoke, and the wind as they pulled into the harbor. tonight, investigators and what they're now learning about a possible cause of this devastating wildfire. the surveillance camera capturing what could have been an early trigger. and just a short time ago tonight, the red cross now calling this a mass fatality operation. more than 1,000 people still unaccounted for. our journey tonight to lahaina from the water. >>> also tonight, hurricane hilary rapidly gaining strength in the pacific, taking aim at southern california. the storm expected to bring heavy rain and flash flooding across the southwest. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> former president trump and the criminal indictment in georgia. tonight, the fulton county sheriff now investigating threats to the grand jurors who indicted donald trump. was their personal information, their a

what we have been told by the authorities here is that most l by the authorities here is that most ofle on the boat appeared to have been from afghanistan. 0r sudan _ to have been from afghanistan. 0r sudan we — to have been from afghanistan. 0r sudan. we also understand that there were children among them. we know that the _ were children among them. we know that the french authorities have been _ that the french authorities have been speaking... that dangerously overcrowded boat in which _ that dangerously overcrowded boat in which those people died. the investigation is continuing, we are waiting _ investigation is continuing, we are waiting to — investigation is continuing, we are waiting to hear in the next few days exactly _ waiting to hear in the next few days exactly what the french authorities will say _ exactly what the french authorities will say about that. we understand that they _ will say about that. we understand that they are in the process of interviewing people.— that they are in the process of interviewing people. simon, you told us about 509 — interviewing people.

local authorities banned sale.ly robbed the apu, the polish company alfa, according to newspapers , appropriated tens of billions of dollars and terribly ukrainian ministry of defense no weapons. in return, she did not provide, she sent bulletproof vests and helmets unsuitable for use. corruption scandals drown kiev authorities in the west are actively demanding to start. european trenches, and most importantly, to fight to the last ukrainian, kiev listens to orders and prepares, the population for new mobilization of local authorities assure themselves there is no need to feel sorry. and i am me. why will i die defending my homeland, while bribe takers are sitting in the military registration and enlistment office, i died, and he will profit, and here we see illogical narratives. in the meantime, some are dying, according to the logic of ukrainian politicians, while others are enriching themselves, and now, many ukrainians understand this native well. well, someone calls some volunteers the authorities fatten some

that's why it is in general authorities coming theater to teach clauses. and one of the centers, of course, the application to remain completely silent about what was going on that caused a move in a gift. because inclusive coping or your daughter is studying in the netherlands. they knew because we had to give them family updates every month. okay, to search, you must be especially careful. don't say anything about teaching there. not to your colleagues or your family. never forgets that until march the 1st 2017. a police officer picked her up and drove her to the top of a hill overlooking the city, the capt. blue managed to. when i got out of the car, i was by an old blue gray, 4 story building. there was a wall going all the way around, some with barbed wire and metal gate soto to get into the courtyard. you had to go through 3 security gates portal. as soon as i went in, i was trying to talk to, i'm gonna put up there were heavily armed soldiers in the courtyard, and that'd be that i immediately felt depressed. the i think you marsh advocate is as much

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the polish authorities continue to whip up anti-russian hysteria under this pretext. they are actively overloading their army by increasing military spending. in your budget. several times. it is clear that this is one of the ways of today's rulers. poland to stay in power, as is known in october in country elections, the ruling party. it is losing popularity. well, we are primarily interested in military preparations. in warsaw, we talked about this with the russian ambassador to poland sergey hello, thank you for taking the time good afternoon and this week is like the previous one, but it showed that the polish leadership, on the eve of the elections that they will have in the fall, are ready, uh, on the anti-russian topic e enter paradise, so to speak, and raise the question of the alleged russian threat. more and more in such a hysterical plan. at the same time, it draws troops borders and buy weapons in huge quantities. well, they do it. eh, mass, probably, ah, media event or something? i would call it that. i mean. this is a parade in honor of how they called i

this is a real deal war authorization cut and pasted from the 2001 authorization use of military force. this measure reproduces many of the pathologies of that war on terror authorization. it would give the president the authority to use appropriate force against a list of named drug trafficking organizations in mexico. also, to add additional groups against whom the president can use force. because this authorization is so broad, the president would have the authority to launch new wars against organizations in mexico potentially even mexico state itself. there is also, right out of the house affairs committee, the project precursor act, which would direct the secretary of state -- fentanyl as a chemical weapon -- to add fentanyl as a chemical weapon. lindsey graham has introduced a measure that would designate drug trafficking organizations as foreign terrorist organizations. there's also measures introduced that would direct the homeland of security to designate fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction. earlier this year biden received a letter from 18 states attorney generals makin

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