c. jonathan, thank you _ through, but let's c. jonathan, thank you a — through, but let's c. an, - thank you. a man has been arrested in connection with the murder of sabina nessa. the 28 —year—old teacher was killed in south—east london nine days ago in what police describe as a significant development. the 36 —year—old man was detained in the early hours of this morning. 0ur was detained in the early hours of this morning. our top stories this afternoon on bbc news... ministers urged public not to panic buy petrol as the petrol retailers association tells the bbc that as many as 90% of their members for court have run dry. and labour's deputy leader angela rayner is criticised for calling borisjohnson scum at her party's calling borisjohnson scum at her pa rty�*s conference calling borisjohnson scum at her party's conference in brighton. just wanted to add some drama to that. let's get some sports now from the bbc sport centre, here is sarah. plenty of drama in the sport on sunday and we will start with formula one because lewis hamilton has one russian grand prix to claim t

jonathan ryder, c tnn medic analyst. how significant is this from l.a., which has led on this when it comes to teacher mandates and now anyone over 12? should new york, as the mayor said the other day, still almost 30% of teachers unvaccinated, be following suit? >> hi, erin. i think it's an important milestone. i hope it sets a precedent for school districts around the united states. right now, every day, about 25% of the infections in the united states are in kids. we have tools to protect kids. we have masks and for kids over 12, we have vaccines. only about 50% of adolescents in the united states right now have beco been vaccinated. this will go a long way to protecting children in those age groups and protect siblings at home and other vulnerable people at home. it's a big step. i hope it's emulated by new york. the other piece is to get all teachers vaccinated. as you said, new york city, which only has 72% of its teachers vaccinated, is requiring teachers to be vaccinated this fall. that's a big step also. we can

jonathan: speaker hello c. -- speaker pelosi. -- a move of 10 basis points, lisa abramowicz, what did make after the flat that we saw on wednesday coming out of the fed and then on thursday that aggressive move higher. lisa: i thought it was interesting. this is a global bond market and it really is a synchronized tightening. this did not rattle risk markets. jonathan: equities with a risk. absolutely nailing this. she felt uncomfortable, we get a flattening of the decision, there would be a focus on the dot, and the following day she would be looking for a steeper curve through the next several weeks. why she things the focus would shift from dots to tapering, kaylee -- kailey leinz, she was dead on. kailey: she was. this is reflect in a stronger u.s. economy. i could argue the reason we did not see equities raised by higher yield is because equities and the bond market have been sending different signals. they have continually climbed, the bond market is more cautious and maybe those are more in line. i will note that the move higher in yields was not driven by breakevens but real y

watch online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> jonathan zimmerman and signe wilkinson talk about their book "free speech and why you should give a damn." the book exploring the controversy through political cartoons. the national archives hosted this event and provided the video. >> many thanks to everyone at the national archives for hosting this event. as someone who obviously reverse the ideals that are reflected in our anything's founding documents, which we've been working hard to approach in reality, the national archives for me is one of the most moving, inspiring places in the world and it's a great setting for this great book because john and signe's book brilliantly transmits our founding ideals to a younger generation, inspiring them to continue the enduring efforts to translate those ideals into present day realities for everyone. so i'm going to start with you, john. why did you write the book? who are your ideal readers? what message do you want to convey? >> well, the real reason i wrote the book is that signe wilkinson emailed me and asked me to write i

watch online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> jonathan zimmerman and signe wilkinsonr book "free speech and why you should give a damn." the book exploring the controversy through political cartoons. the national archives hosted this event and provided the video. >> many thanks to everyone at the national archives for hosting this event. as someone who obviously

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c-span.org/history. now it's time for lectures in history, an opportunity to join students in college classrooms. jonathan marwil talks about the victims of the september 11 terrorist attacks with a focus on an associated press photograph by richard drew of a man falling from the north tower. >> okay, let's begin. so far what we have been focusing on the first of all was the film and the images in the naudet film done by the two brothers, french brothers, 9/11. so we've looked at, what, images of the buildings and noticeably images of firefighters because they were the main focus of the film. and then last week we started talking about the 9/11 commission report, that is how was the event investigated, and we are going to continue on with that thursday of this week. what we have looked at and what you might think is in some ways not appropriate to look at are the dead. and the dead of this event when you think about it if you thought about it very much, they're in a rather unusual position, vis-À-vis the dead of other terrorist attacks or attacks by political regimes or armies on populations. and that is,

c-span2 as a public service. >> next on american history tv, we have three programs september 11, 2001. in a moment on lectures in history, jonathanks about the victims of the september 11 terrorist attacks with a focus on associated press photograph by richard drew, a man falling from the world trade center's north tower. then a tour of flight 93 national memorial near shanksville pennsylvania. later, tom daschle recalls his experience in the grass capitol that day.

c-span radio app. >> next on history bookshelf a discussion about the lyndon johnson and ronald reagan president sees. the panelists are jonathan author of "landslide: lbj and ronald reagan at the dawn of a new america" and chase untermeyer author of "when things went right: the dawn of the reagan-bush administration." first recent h.w. brands is the moderator. >> okay. well, i'm quite honored and pleased to be moderating a session with two distinguished authors on american politics from different perspectives. jonathan darman was a journalist before maybe still is before becoming a book author. he was a correspondent for news week and he covered, among other things, national presidential campaigns in 2004 and in 2008. he most recently has turned his attention to another political campaign in the 1960s. his new book is "landslide: lbg and ronald reagan at the dawn of a new america." so jonathan will be talk being that and anything else we can talk him into speaking on. on my left is chase untermeyer who has been a practitioner of politics. he served in the presidential administrations of ronald reagan, george h.w. bush and geor

c-span2 as a public service. >> next on american history tv, we have three programs september 11, 2001. in a moment on lectures in history, jonathan talks about the victims of the september 11 terrorist attacks with a focus on associated press photograph by richard drew, a man falling from the world trade center's north tower. then a tour of flight 93 national memorial near shanksville pennsylvania. later, tom daschle recalls his experience in the grass capitol that day. find more information at c-span.org/history or consult your program guide. his lectures in history. >> let's begin. so far what we have been focusing on personal with film and images done by the two brothers, 9/11. we've looked at images of the building and noticeably images of firefighters because they were the main focus of the film. last week we started talking about the 9/11 commission report, that is how was the event investigated? we are going to continue on with that thursday of this week. we hadn't looked at and what you might think is in some ways and not appropriate to look at for the day. when you think about it if you've thought about it very much, the

c-spanshop.org. >>> next, on history book shelf, a discussion about the lyndon johnson and ronald reagan presidencies, the panelists are jonathan darman, author of landslide, and chase unter meijer, author of when things went right. historian h.w. brans is the moderator. >> okay. well, i'm quite honored and pleased to be moderating a session with two distinguished authors on american politics from different perspectives. jonathan darmon, was a journalist before becoming a book author. he was a correspondent for "news "newsweek, and he covered among other things, national presidential campaigns in 2004 and in 2008. he most recently has turned