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this is cecil in alexandria, virginia. cecil, go ahead. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to express my thought. i think we have a depravity of culture where so many unfortunate white individuals promote false theories. in world war ii over millions of people were killed and in the various wars of america where people were taken down to a watery grave that they want to blame black folks in their community contributing to great homicides although they have guns manufactured by the arms merchants. and they promote, import, or export weapons of death around the world. they don't touch upon those points. but they always want to put their hands around the necks of the victims. the tragedy of george floyd primarily came as a result of these police officers and a series of them pinned down. they had witnesses that gave accounting of the stages from his life which during that time drugs did not kill him, but the contents pressing down on his neck and his ability to breathe documented by the coroner is what took his life.

let's talk about situation we're in with cecile. let's talk about that fire in the santa cruz mountains today. what were some of the challenges that with firefighters were up against. >> one of the major challenges is the fact it's been such an inacceptable area. the terrain up in there is very difficult to get to. it took our firefighters at least an hour, probably a little bit more than that fortunately, we were able t 106 santa clara you unit. they were able to come in and make water drop. >> any idea how that thing started? >> no. we don't like to call or speculate too much but it is a possibility that it was a smoldering hot spot that was left over from the lightning complex months ago. >> did the burn scar help act like a control burn, having cleared out the area or did it hurt the efforts? >> i wouldn't say it helped or hurt it. yes, it was within the burn area but even though that area did burn sign could have partially burned while part of that tree burn. it's incorrect to assume because it's in the burn area that vegetatio

my name is cecile cal, midday. she's on the thank you with the way that was a great debate. now we're also interested in what's good or bad about the education system in your country. so if you're watching this on youtube, please comments below and don't forget to subscribe. that's now go to molly for our next reports, which dukes other countries, music scene. now molly is known more for its traditional core music with musicians like k topple almost on godaddy. so what want to be that a young woman to become a rappa? to find out, let's me, molly's biggest fema rapper. i me here it was. i mean that's hard on your also known as a meet your wonderful as molly's 1st and most famous female rock. the 29 year old from by my whole book into a scene that is still very much male dominated, i still have to see that i don't know if it was wrapped in our society is something that is not for children who have a good education because he represents something that is not respected, pop onto coffee. and when you're a woman, even worse coffee in from last down coffee and i'll stick and woman

scenes we did a site cecil and i simply had to. have some courage myself to keep moving that many women many children out a young person who are looking on some news of that keeps me going to bore you say that it was your father he would encourage to you to become a journalist tell me about that. yes my legs had a mistake japanese because last year in july. while grain of. woods gets new newspaper. gets named groups to re i long side market them books and he's said my rights in white's early life and he guards my rights of published in the guardian's impact as ginny on the idea and so he kept encouraging by and 9 he clearly didn't know it says that i was always kind enough to give anything just. out and he kept encouraging me lets him you know that my voice was never bad i live i'm not sorry cause of the fire was before i'd be kings and he has what he would tell me that he is preparing me for the future when he's not swain's of the day so on no icons should i loud my voice silenced it when you're not given a plus in standing alone

and the possibility of a cecil i am ron calling is standing by for us in west jerusalem. but 1st, let's go to gaza and speak to saw me a booster lamb who is a palestinian journalist semi it's about 20 past 7 in the evening. it's dark now in gaza. which you normally describe as not a great feeling for many of the people living in gaza. bring this up to date where you are. absolutely. i mean it's a goal. we have just here, it's 2 big, big explosions. and the sherry board to save 2 or 2 kids hit unsolved compound. it is a government compound which holds to government buildings. and also right now we are hearing some exclusions, which it is not clear where and what are the targets. i mean that bombing, continuous bombing continuous and the last time get on humans that was on the job fair. maybe they told jessie and english that maybe have received no notification from the is that a the army? that's why they stayed at home and the grenades, or had their federal where they were staying for them, photo them where one did, and 2 of them on and could to come and get it to get a co

bad weather conditions forced the race from cecille to cortina d'ampezzo to be shortened.e you soon. and finally — something to put a smile on yourface — two magellanic chicks have joined the colony at the chicago shed aquarium in the us. these little penguins — which are a threatened species — hatched within a week of each other. for now they'll be living with an adult pair and will be shown to the public, once they hit important growing milestones. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @vfritznews. plenty i'm @vfritznews. more penguin news and business plenty more penguin news and business to come. hello. we know may has been wet, and now with less than a week to go, the met office says provisionalfigures indicate that wales, despite all of the sunshine to end monday, has had its wettest may on record — those records going back to 1862. wales will have a drier tuesday, but depending where you are, there'll be further heavy showers to dodge because low pressure, although it's moving into the north sea, is still close enough to produce some showers. there are changes on the ho

up newspaper editors a few weeks ago and saying that the source of the beast story about him and by cecilpaper and that sort of thing or was was mr cummings and of course now this he's had this election trying mr johnson his allies are already will now say that will paper thing all those the militias episodes the standards inquiry announced that they into his holiday mistakes alas that man cummings is in bases there tension to him and that is a way to try to divert attention from the fact that the integrity of the prime minister is and has i mean territorial fashion and that's a real importance doesn't matter who says these things that has arisen over will quite right there's going to be a real a chance to say certain british journalists and sued the world at large that somehow mr johnson is behind a paint ticket virus by the by the elections. no uniform of colleague of the prime minister did above highly complimentary about the skills as a as a journalist so you know him better than morse spotless does in the sort of man who goes home to downing street and has a good laugh about the day'

fans because that's part of every process you have in the club we are joined in this conversation by cecille g. nick and magda i'm going to get them say hello to you settle g. c. j. welcome to the string tell of what he well what you did. hello as i was mentioned them a name is also known as c.j. i'm a presenter f.t.v. and i'm also expert fresh and football are and also i run a company called talent transfer why mentor young fresh and footloose have been the football league nice to have you get to see on the stream tell our international audience what we do yes my name's nick ok i'm the chairman of texas city supporters trust and we're one of only 3 english football league clubs that are actually owned by the supporters so we we we've done our club we own our club and we've done it for the benefit of those supporters in the local community while financing that. nice to see you tell everybody who you well what. i them and to can you hear me i like that you know. and that i think with the market coordination i will be the actual and. very fond of it great to have you see day i am i am looking

. >> my concern, quite frankly, as with their ability to implement something like cecil, which did not do any standard-setting studies about. they just arbitrarily went out and decided in their own wisdom that this was something that they should be doing. all the other government agencies has to it -- how we administer the rules and regulations every day. we have to go through the administrative procedures act. they do not. would you support something along the line to rein them in, so to speak, so they would fall under the administrative procedures act and have to do the kind of qualitative and quantitative studies before they can issue a rule or regulation which would protect the economy, industry, consumers from a bad rule or regulation they might implement? chairman gensler: i like to meet with you and your staff and better understand your concerns. as i understand what congress decided some 20 years ago is that it was best to rely on and allow the sec to rely on an outside standard setter. and that helps set them apart. the concerns you are thinking about i would like to better un

cecil has excessive calls us to know which fonts out? no.s the legendary talented lassie guide and alec trebek and within 6 months, the jeopardy justice warriors opening a piping hot bag of microwaved popcorn. meanwhile, he already begs for forgiveness. how did it actually become a story question what it began with one loser on twitter with a dozen followers. here i thought he would swear off social media. but that is all it took for the press to amplify it. and why? are they so thirsty for proof of diplomacy that -- yep. they can't find enough real-world examples, so they created potpourri of paranoia. deliberate misunderstandings. wearing fake nooses they made. they believe that under every ban is an angry white male. i wonder what an angry white male is. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ here we go. another guy apologizing for something he didn't do. look, i understand, he thinks it's going to make the problem go away and everyone will be happy. but that's not the way it works. these people just ask for more apologies for more people. it never ends. kind of like y

they cecil's early on saturday for 100 kilometer ultramarathon and 172 runners. crossing the stoplight and just t shirts and shorts for a track that winds its way through the mountainous yellow river stone forest and china's northern gone soup province. but hours later, the temperature dropped and the race was hit by hail freezing, rain and high winds goes and in this incident is a public safety incident caused by sudden changes in weather in the local area. the provincial authorities have established an incident investigation team to further investigate its cause. the race was stopped after athletes went missing in the extreme weather and a search was launched. hundreds of rescuers tackled complex terrain, including narrow, high altitude paths, helped by thermal imaging, drones and radar to take this local media say some of the runners had fallen off the track into deep mountain crevices. temperatures promises further over night, making the search more difficult. so if i should go by phone, as the organizer of the event, we feel deeply guilty and blame ourselves and express our deep c

she is the shannon cecil for professor of law at the university of california law school also co-author along with justice ruth bader ginsburg

she is the shannon cecil for professor of law at the university of california law school also co-author along with justice ruth bader ginsburg "justice, justice thou shalt pursue: a life's workfighting for a more perfect union" . professor tyler teaches and writes about the supreme court, the federal courts, constitutional law and civil procedure . last year lshe received a law school award for teaching distinction . mister tyler clerked for justice ruth nader ginsburg and, "justice, justice thou shalt pursue: a life's work fighting for a more perfect union" is an outgrowth of justice ginsburg's visit to uc berkeley in 2019i interviewed her about her life . "and 30 is a compilation of materials exploring this ginsburg left and her lasting legacy. we will hear more about to end discrimination, fighting for equality the constitution . minors who are viewers, you have question for professor tyler, please submit question ifyou . mister tyler, what a pleasure to talk to you about your book to begin asking you where it all started. not the conversation i mentioned, we'll get to that in a mome

well, to him on friday morning, when the cecil i came into effect though, was this fi. what celebration, palestinians were out in the streets. they were chanting, they were happy. they were saying that this was a good thing and everybody was. busy in a celebratory mood last it all the way up until friday prayers, little palestinians from this neighborhood when just down the road to the mosque. islam said the site where. busy they gave their friday press and then they were celebrating in the compound of alex most and then he is ready. police moved in to the compound using heavy crowd control tactics. stung grenades and guests. and there were scuffles that broke out between the palestinians. and these ready police, i've actually been in that compound when scuffles broke it out previously because it's walled off, it's very difficult to actually scatter. anyway, also we were hearing that the years really please actually attack the journalist. but with that we spoke to eye witnesses. they said that we were, we were simply celebrating, but he's right. the police issued a stat

you know, a part of the woman in arms with me over at the lawyers committee, kristen clark, also ceciledo next and rile up the progressive base. people should be calling the members of congress. they should be filling up the town halls like when we were fighting for the aca, doing the women's march and we find a lot of our folks that are right now either spent or leadership transitions and we have to figure out as americans how to communicate that there is a clear and present danger to our democracy and we have to suit up because the work and the war on democracy is not finished. well said. part of the problem, elie, is just that there is a lot of pressing priorities, right. so you have got this weird thing happening where there is this kind of deeper procedural question about american self-governance and ability to enduring and very pressing substantive priorities that have to do with, like, the jobs act and climate and, like, are we going to get an immigration bill. i think there is tension there and how you mobilize along those two different fronts. >> i don't actually think it's com

sadly, cecil died some years ago so their son mike stepped in and bought his mum the ring.t story. thank you for your many e—mails on being discharged from hospitals to care homes. jan says my mum and all elderly people in her hospital ward were transferred into their care homes without being tested for covid at the beginning of april last year. we had a meeting with staff who said they had been advised to clear the hospital because of the virus. it was such a panicked rush. thank you for those. you are watching bbc news. sarah has the weather now. hello, there. as we head through the final few days of may, things are going to turn warmer. much of the month of may has been cool and it has certainly been quite a wet month, too. these are the highest temperatures we have seen so far this year. england, 24.5. now, that was way back in march. april and may have been cool months, but this weekend, eventually, we are starting to see those temperatures returning to something a little bit closer to average or even a little bit above as well, so up to the low 20s for many of us thro

that chain.t did no >> my concern quite frankly is with their ability to implement something like cecil, which they did not do any standard studies about. they just arbitrarily went out there and decided in their own wisdom this was something they should be doing. we have to go to the administrative procedures act.an they do not. would you support something along the line to reign them in and doth the qualitative and ech quantitativee studies before thy can issue a rule or regulation p that would protect the economy, protect the industries, protectf the people, consumers, from a bad rule or regulation they might implement? >> well, congressman, i'd like to meet with you and your staffs and better understand your 20 ya concerns because as i understand what congress decided some 20 t years ago in the sarbanes oxly act that it's best to rely on and allow the s.e.c. to rely on an outside standard setter. and that helped sort of set them apart a bit. so, the concerns that you're speaking about, i would like to better understand, see how we >i can address them as best we can. >> i thank you f

. >> my concern, frankly, is their ability to implement something like cecil, which it did not do any standard-setting studies about. they just arbitrarily went out here and decided in their own wisdom that this wasn't something they should be doing. -- this was something they should be doing. all the other agencies the impact what we do every day and the laws of this country have to go through the administrative procedures act. they do not. would you support something along the lines to the men so they would fall under the act having to do with the kind of qualitative and quantitative studies before they can issue a rule or regulation that would protect the economy, protect the industries, the people, consumers, from a bad rule or regulation they might implement? chair. gensler: congressman, i would like to meet with you and your staff to better understand your concerns, because as i understand it, when congress decided 20 years ago, it was best for the sec to rely on an outside standard setter and that that helped serve -- it set them apart a bit, so the concerns i would like to bet

cecil in alexandria, virginia. go ahead.aller: thank you for giving me the opportunity to express my thoughts. i think we have a depravity of culture where so many unfortunate white individuals promote false theories. in world war ii, millions of people was killed. in the various wars of america, many people were taken down to the grave. they want to blame black folks in their community for contributing to homicides of those who have guns manufactured by the arms merchants. and they promote, import or export weapons of death around the world. but they always want to put their hands around the next of the victims. the tragedy of george floyd primarily came as a result of the police officers, a series of them. they have witnesses that gave accounting of the stages from his life. during that time, drugs did not kill him, but the constant pressing down on his neck and the ability to breathe, documented by the coroner, took his life. they did have some individuals coming online and saying it was drugs. so i think it is a great tr

the controversial statue of cecil rhodes outside an oxford university college will not be removed.tball writers' association. the portugal centre back receives the honour in his first season in the english game, after signing for city from benfica last summer. he's the first defender to win it since liverpool's steve nicol 32 years ago. dias beat his teammate kevin de bruyne and tottenham's harry kane in a poll of almost 700 writers. cardiff city defender sol bamba has said on his social media that he is cancer free. he was being treated for non—hodgkin lymphoma. bamba was diagnosed in december and underwent chemotherapy. in the post the cardiff city player said he was over the moon, thanking his family, fans and his club for their support. and the nhs who he said took such good care of him. formula i now. red bull's sergio perez was quickest in first practice for the monaco grand prix. it was a pretty lively session, with the lead constantly changing hands. perez was just ahead of carlos sainz in the ferrari, followed by max verstappen in the other red bull, with lewis hamilton's

sadly, cecil died some years ago so their son mike stepped in and bought his mum the ring. football club got in touch and margaret has been invited to lift the cup next week — of course, wearing the ring! in the colours of blue. that was yesterday- _ in the colours of blue. that was yesterday- so — in the colours of blue. that was yesterday. so they _ in the colours of blue. that was yesterday. so they said - in the colours of blue. that was yesterday. so they said that. in the colours of blue. that was | yesterday. so they said that was in the colours of blue. that was - yesterday. so they said that was the thing. it would complete a long tail. a very moving story. now the weather with sarah. so, tail. a very moving story. now the weatherwith sarah. so, sarah, on the roof, looking over the skyline, what is the picture? good morning. it is a fairly optimistic picture over the next few days _ optimistic picture over the next few days we _ optimistic picture over the next few days. we have seen those temperatures are creeping up. yesterday we got to 22 degrees. things— yester