brigitte dueling law professor at ohio university. thanks for the time. >> former president donald trump is the first former president in u.s. history to be charged with federal crimes. will be arraigned today in miami. will join florida 24 as live news coverage from the courthouse this afternoon starting at two pm eastern on c-span 3. following his arraignment today in florida, the former president will fly back to new jersey and deliver remarks from the trump national golf club in bedminster today at 8:15 eastern. watch live coverage on the c-span networks including c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. we'll take your phone calls. >> on august 24th, 1955. 14-year-old emma till visited bryant grocery and meat market in greenwood mississippi. where he was accused of flirting with a white store clerk caroline brian. and the till 16-year-old cousin wheeler parker junior was with him when the incident happened. and also four days later when emma till was abducted. sunday on q&a. reverend parker coauthor of a few

brigitte law, professor at ohio university. thanks for your time. >> thanks so much. >> security's occurrence at the 2024 presidential election cycle. with testimony from election assistance commissioners. live at 3:30 pm eastern before the senate rules and administration committee. on c-span three. c-span now our free mobile video app. and online at c-span dot org. >> book tv. every sunday on c-span two. features leading author is discussing their latest nonfiction books. at eight pm eastern, former fbi special agent thomas baker shares his book the fall of the fbi. where he argues that americans have lost faith in the -- due to its politicization by former directors robert mueller, james comey and others. then at ten pm eastern. on afterwards. former trump administration interior secretary david bernhardt contents of the administrative state has amassed unaccountable power over the last 20 years in his book. you report to me. he's interviewed by american enterprise institute senior fellow adam white. watch book tv every sunda

, they thought it brigitte macron, they thought it was brigitte macron, they thought it bagew— brigitte of attacks keep happening. so kind of attacks keep happening. so very,— kind of attacks keep happening. se werw very— kind of attacks keep happening. so very, very important show were— so very, very important show were by— so very, very important show there by emmanuel macron . there by emmanuel macron. but cbearbw— there by emmanuel macron. but cbearbw br— there by emmanuel macron. but clearly, in terms— there by emmanuel macron. but clearly, in terms of— there by emmanuel macron. but clearly, in terms of the- clearly, in terms of the authorities, they're trying to piece this story together. we now know that they have ruled out terrorist sort of involved , out terrorist sort of involved, but an indication that this man had had his application for france turned down on on sunday because of his position in sweden. but he'd been effectively homeless, living on the streets of the city for some time . he had yes , he there's time. he had yes, he there's a very,— time. he had yes, he there

her mom brigitte says that made their family even closer. >> we had to team up.he kids all had to help. you know, i had a little baby. and she became very protective of me. >> as she got older, she stayed close? that does not happen a lot. >> she stayed close, and he followed the rules. the more she followed the rules, the more freedom she had. >> she decided on college in california, and was in her sophomore year ad santa barbara city college. she had a steady boyfriend, while studying psychology, and wanted to work with kids. then came winter break, and brianna came back to visit her hometown friends. >> so you thought great, home, safe? >> never felt like she was unsafe, because she was so responsible. >> so the detectives wanted to know, how do this responsible girl end up missing? they began to retrace her steps, the day before she disappeared. saturday, january 19th, 2008 started with brianna at her mom 's house, doing laundry, walking around in sweats. brianna had plans to join her reno friends at a concert that night. at 9 pm, brianna went into her mom's

brigitte: my name is brigitte bandit, and i'm speaking in opposition to sb-12.a ban on drag performances in front of kids was among the dozens of anti-lgbtq bills introduced by republicans this session. state sen. hughes: drag shows are sexually explicit and expose children to issues of sexuality and identity that should be reserved for adults. laura: opponents a drag is an art form, not overtly sexual, and that parents should decide what's appropriate for their kids. ultimately, the explicit reference to drag was removed from the legislation due to fear of legal challenges. felicia: even though it doesn't specifically say drag anymore, it's still going to be a tool that can be used to target drag queens and the lgbt community as a whole. these people can try to get us to go back into our closets and tone ourselves down or act and behave differently than what they consider to be normal and everything, but queer people have been around since the beginning of humankind, and we're not going anywhere. laura: last month, taylor officials approved the city's first eve

america in ukraine brigitte brings said that the attack on the kakhov hessians is a terrible examplef the actions of russia and russia, what else did the ambassador say? an example of the devastating consequences of the russian war, which puts millions of people at risk, this is a reminder for us and for everyone to support ukraine today and i am writing to work on providing assistance such as water , hygiene products and food. services become the basis for making certain decisions not only by the united states of america considering that the zaporizhia npp is under the control of the russian federation, which is also cooled by dnipro water and e-e the current situation around the kakhov hpp endangers or , let's say, has certain consequences for the zaporizhzhia npp. and why does the united states of america still delay recognizing russia as a sponsor of terrorism, even though by seizing the zaporizhzhia npp, it is a major terrorist well, the state is simply blackmailing the whole world in the history of humanity. in my opinion, this has never happened before. you and i said that wha

ambassador of the united states of america to ukraine brigitte brings said that the attack on the kakhov hessians is a terrible example of the devastating actions of russia. what else did i say, ms. ambassador, i want to say a few words about the kakhov dam and the explosion that happened there. i will start by saying that this is an example of the devastating consequences of the russian war, which puts millions of people at risk. this is a reminder for us and for everyone to support the organizations that work hard over the provision of assistance such as water is well, of course, the united states of america closely monitors and data of the american special services become the basis for making certain decisions not only by the united states of america e.e. considering that the zaporizhia npp is under the control of the russian federation, which is cooled, including with the dnieper water and the current situation around the kakhov hpp endangers or, let's say, has certain consequences for the zaporizhzhia npp. and why is the united states of america still delaying to recognize russia is

questionnaire for the magazine new musical express , the three beatles named their favorite actress brigittedot and he was juliet greco and sophia loren had the right to his opinion correctly. in the library for 800 st. petersburg, there is prince vladimir cathedral on the petrograd side, consecrated in the name of the baptist of russia and vladimir cathedral near liteiny prospekt, which received the name for this reason. vladimir icon of god mother in honor of the icon of the mother of god of vladimir yes portraits a german artist at the beginning of the 18th century worked in russia and left portraits of this ill-fated heir to the throne. this aleksey petrovich is the basis of marxist theory at the end of the 18th century . i think that this is true for the father. the fight of the 800 was a continuation of this novel in the 1918 book the cave lion the fight for fire the fight of the 200 part of this movement was the underground organization of the kumba fight, created in lyon in 1940. the resistance movement is true gennady fight for a thousand fighter greco-roman style mikhail lopez nuez

but luckily brigitte was able to flee. she went to italy.he left her little baby in france in a farm close to the chateau de chateau du that castle. and so what she did when she came back is she of course, got her child back first. but then she brought all the papers that she had to do had left in his parisian apartment. she brought it to the castle where she made sure that they were preserved, which, of course, is the reason we have all this information today. and so alfred, the son of farms, virgil and brigitte, passed away without having children. but there is a cousin of his, so his brother had his child and he is the one that is now continuing the family tree, let's say. and so he's also now that's philip is part of all that and so he has that tower full of archives there. all right. so the conclusion of all of this was that the friendships that are formed between these people during this reconnaissance mission, but also all this intelligence that was gathered, was a crucial and forgotten element of american independence. the thank you.

jill biden responded for the united states, brigitte macron for france, agata kornhauser-duda for poland. they helped activate charities and medical societies. >> translator: we had a big team, everyone helping each other, and i am very grateful for that. >> that team likely saved the life of 17-year-old zhasmin alkadi, a woman who impressed us with the creativity, personality, and love of life that are rich in those who know they can lose them. in february, doctors ordered her into chemotherapy to save her leg from bone cancer. but before that happened, russia invaded. in march, zhasmin joined the convoy of life. patients throughout ukraine took buses and trains to a children's hospital in lviv near poland. after treatment there, the children and their families crossed the border where they boarded a medical train. the entire route could take days or weeks. but throughout the exhausting journey, at least zhasmin had her mother to lean on. whwhen we see e you on thehe tr you are moving into the unknown in that moment. >> translator: yes. zhzhasmin t told us. on thahat journey,y, we didn'

. >> for that reason, brigitte set up a bring brief justice foundation, advocating for a nevada law that would require anyone arrested for a felony, as billet had been in 2002 to give a dna simple to be added to police databases, known as breonna's law. a passed in 2013. >> it is not like a brings breonna back to me. i guess i can just move on and do other things. >> it does not bring her back, but it kind of brought you back? >> yeah, kind of, kind of. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i am andrea canning, thank you for watching. watching >> hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is dateline. four lovely robin, the late shift was hurt last >> she was lying face down, a pool of blood under one side. >> just one tiny clue. >> a piece of foam rubber. >> there was a suspect, but he had an alibi, until this revelation. >> i said, i have something that you need to know. >> welcome to dateline, it >> hello, and welcome to dateline. it sometimes take especially to look at a crime scene and spot the one thing that is out of place, the clue that will crack the case. in this story, that thi

brigitte, be safe. dr. marty makary, john hopkins health, fox news contributor.tor, what do you tell patients, those you know, recommendations you make in an unusual situation like this? >> well there is a health hazard here neil, when you're dealing with fire, smoke, you're dealing with very tiny particles, they go deeper into the lung space than people with asthma, lung conditions, cardiovascular disease, people frail may not handle a lot of stress because their physician lodgic reserve is low, particularly older, vulnerable individuals those are the people we have to think about, call, check on, and encourage them not to go outside while the air quality index is hovering around 400. that is 10 times higher than it should be. neil: a lot of people have air-conditioning, closing their windows if they don't. some of that gets indoors. any recommendation? >> well, first of all masks, high quality masks can help. i know people have been polarized and triggered by masks for viruses but if somebody is trying to reduce the amount of particles they inhale, that can be

com to find a teddy specialist and to see brigitte's before and after photos.e ocean gate co-founder on cavuto live his take on titans tragic is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? hers, too. safe. secure. and powered by the next generation 10g network. with comcast business, advanced security isn't just possible. it's happening. get started wih fast spees and advanced security for $49.99a month for 12 monts plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. dementia dot org or call us at 1-800- dementia. try and go far and wide. look at me. it's our judge. it's fan mail. friday.e answ we're answering your questions. speed round. all right, let's go. starting with the judge arounde. or go. what is one thing you always checked twice before leaving your house? my phon i checked to see if i left my phone. oh, i thought. i thought you put once the poodles. yeah. you're out of time, judge jess . >> at the set, th

, and elton john's brigitte, and elton john's husband , david furnish, on a husband, david furnish, front page of me i. no— prices. that's the front page of the i. the financial- prices. that's the front page of the i. the financial times- the i. the financial times headune the i. the financial times headline reads record withdrawals from banks as british households tap into savings. well, let's discuss oi— savings. well, let's discuss some of these— “35 well, let's discuss some of these stories now. lord nowion— some of these stories now. lord nowion is— some of these stories now. lord nowion is nero.— some of these stories now. lord moylan is here, as— some of these stories now. lord moylan is here, as is emma nurneii— moylan is here, as is emma burnell. and— moylan is here, as is emma burnell. and let's start with you,— burnell. and let's start with your ioni— burnell. and let's start with you, lord moylan. what story nowe— you, lord moylan. what story nowe wou— you, lord moylan. what story have you picked— you, lord moylan. what story have you picked out? 3:00... you, lord moyla