archibald coxem --coxe, -- 60 is entitled. an interesting situation where the judge is protecting the court system. he said i want those states but i am not going to get them to be senate committee and we will take this truly judicial process on behalf of the courts and the grand journey. -- very --jury. i october of 73, although there are earlier indications, nixon, when archibald coxe was special prosecutor, that it was gat idea because he thought chald coxe wasea. he was happy toeaand getting the appointment but as archibald coxe pushes for the tapes, he hears noises they may have to get rid of that will be a middling deal. he says, i will make arrangements for senator john stennis, former judge, somebody in the senate who, at the time, nobody would question his integrity, that he can listen to the tapes, mak transcripts of the tapes, and ge em to cox. and does what he wants cox to accept. there is a couple of flaws in this plan. first, it was well known that john stennis was almost deaf and these were difficult, hard to he

as a result, cox decides-- excuse me, yeah, cox decides to hold a press conference at the press club on a saturday in october and says to press, i'm going to not accept the st compromise. it's unacceptable, and he explains the reasons why couldn't accept it. as really kind of cox who was a mild mannered, sort of retiring personality, became a national figure as a result of this. when nixon hears th, he gives orders to fire co that he is a part of the executive branch as a speci prosecutor. he's bn appointed by the department of justice under the authority of the attorney general, and what has happened, the reason we even have a special prosecutor is that when they left along with erlichman and dean, there was an effort to get elliott richardson appointed attorney general, he had to make a deal with the committee that he will appoint a special prosecutor and lays out the criteria when he becomes attorney general and pledges to them that he will honor this agreement if he becomes attorney. so when elliott is told to fire cox, he says, i can't do it. i am going to resign. so nixon throu

that's what he wants cox to accept. is a real flaw, a couple of flaws in this plan, first of all it was well known that john was almost deaf. a little problem to listen to the very difficult to hear tapes. but even more important for him to make a leopard of him and pass them to the special prosecutor they were useless to the prosecutor because they were hearsay at that point. they were not the tapes themselves they were a version of what they heard were not heard and passed on and not admissible in evidence probably. as a result cox decides to hold a press conference at the press clubda on a saturday in october. andy says to theress i'm going toin n accept the status romise is unacceptable and he explained the reasons why he could not accept it. it wasox it was a very mild-mannered retiree personality and became a national figure as a result of this when nix hears this he gives orders to fire cox because he is a part of the executive branch of the special prosecutor is been appointed by the department of justice under

cox: thank you.applause] staying with you for a second, you have responded to critics of the court by challenging them to read the courts opinions. that's what you said, i believe. you criticize the court, "you think we are just partisan hacks," i believe is the phrase you used, "read the opinions." what did you mean about that? justice barrett: i think justice warren said this as well. i think it is because things at the court or the way we make decisions, the nature of our business is different. we are trying to say what the law means, we are not the policy, that is your job. we don't speak -- we speak in these kinds of settings that we don't have press conferences. really the product of our work is the opinion. i don't go out and talk to the press or people in between oral argument and the issuance of an opinion about what i think should happen in the case. it's very different than the political process in that respect. i think if you want to know what the court's reasoning is, you have to read th

she had a problem out of — katina cox. what happened? she had a problem out of the _ katina cox.at happened? she had a problem out of the start gate and - problem out of the start gate and had a huge effort to get her bike up to speed. her disability affects her right hand side and she had that impact on her right side. it meant she had a huge wobble which she struggled to get under control and she went into that corner. as she wobbled up the track the first corner is significantly steeper and at that point she fell over on her right hand side. in times gone by perhaps that would have been appropriate to have a restart, but school their rules were changed at the beginning of august last year that unless there was something technically wrong with the bicycle, when you have those sorts of incidents and unfortunately there is no restart. as there was nothing wrong with her bike, is inspected at the end, unfortunately she didn't get the opportunity to restart and, as you say, defend her title. she is as you say, defend her title. she is a four-time — as you say, defend her title. she

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brendan cox is the co—founder of the better together organisation set up after his wifejo cox, a labour— was murdered by a far—right terrorist in 2016. brendan, the prime minister has today announced a standing army of police officers to tackle the violence. what do you make of that response? i think that's certainly a key part of the response. we cannot let these violent thugs terrorise ordinary people on the streets, as you are just hearing, we can't let them attempt to murder men, women and children in their hotels, we cannot allow them to take what is an awful tragedy, that stockport stabbing, and turn it into an agenda of hatred against minorities, against muslims, against minorities, against muslims, against asylum seekers and refugees. the response, both the quickjustice and peace that they are trying to put in place and the improved policing, needs to be a critical component of it. of course, that's not enough. we also need to think about, who was at the right local eyes these people? who was at the made them think it was ok to something as awful as this with violence, to turn t

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anna cox had come up with two important findings.ad been scrawled at least 20 minutes after the onset of the attack on karen. she reported her results to the detectives who by then learned another pertinent fact about their victim. >> karen was exclusively left- handed. and karen's left hand did not have blood smear on it. >> not only that, but when the autopsy report came in, it suggested karen couldn't have written anything with either hand. >> from what the medical examiner was seeing on his table, was this a victim who would be able to dip in her own blood and write r-o-c on the wall? >> no, absolutely not. over 90% of her spinal cord was damaged by the knife wounds. >> she was incapacitated? >> incapacitated. it wasn't her. she didn't write that. >> the evidence was overwhelming. karen pannell did not write the letters r-o-c in blood. it was a huge turning point in the case. and the best news possible for the ex-boyfriend. >> they confirmed 100% that she could not have done that. she couldn't have done it. she would have been ph

a big disappointment in the paralympics as britain's kadeena cox crashes in the final at paris 202a. and they're three months into their round—the—world cruise, but they've not left shore. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we'll show you what happened in the champion league draw, with five british clubs involved and a brand—new format. good evening. smoking outside in pub gardens, restaurants, playgrounds and sports grounds could be banned under plans being considered by the government. health experts have welcomed the proposals, but some businesses are concerned about the impact an outdoor ban might have. the latest research shows 6.4 million people still smoke in the uk. almost 80,000 people die every year as a result of smoking, despite the ban on indoor smoking across the uk being in place in 2007. 0ur correspondent danny savage has been to york to hearfrom smokers, non—smokers, and businesses which could be affected. we all know smoking is bad for our health, but plenty of people still choose to do so. so what about the latest idea to restrict it, ban in

not such positive news though for one of britain's big hopes kadeena cox.ed out of her c4—5 500 metre time trial final. the four—time paralympic champion had qualified second fastest for the final, but hit the velodrome track on the first corner. dutch rider caroline groot took the gold medal. posting on instagram, cox said, "the last two paralympics i've woken up next to a medal grateful it wasn't a dream! today feels like a nightmare i can't wake up from. sport can be cruel, ms can be cruel, living with an eating disorder can be cruel, but i'm telling myself what i'd tell the riders on my academy — true strength is seen in how you bounce back against all adversity". cox may be able to come back and compete for a medal on sunday, in the mixed c1—5 team sprint. paralympics gb won two medals on the track. daphne schrager took silver in the women's c1—3 3,000 metre individual pursuit, while steve bate and his pilot, chris latham, also came second in the men's b 4,000 metre individual pursuit final. it is bittersweet, i will admit that. happy with the performa

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which was signed by vasud prime minister ahmad shah qajar's al-dawlah and british minister mukhtar cox arrived, for the first time the administration of iran's financial and military affairs was handed over to a foreign power. 7 months of negotiation about this contract. it was respecting the integrity and preserving the independence of iran, the second clause was related to the sending of advisors in any area, in any amount that iran wants, the third clause was the army , the fourth clause was the creation of railways, the fifth clause was giving loans to iran, and the last clause, the sixth clause, was related to the customs tariff. an important point in this contract was that it was mentioned in every clause that the iranian government would pay everything from outside iran. kaneh means the consultants who are paid by the government of iran , the military, who lend us money , but then they take the profit from their so-called accounts in relation to how much independence and integrity we use in this field. i want to make a reference to the speech that mr. modares made in the parliam

and in the velodrome, kadeena cox from great britain defends her title in the time trial.and athletics. injury has prevented kadeena cox from running this time so she will be keen to go for gold. team sports under way, wheelchair rugby so popular here because it is so exciting, full contact, bit brutal at times as well and great britain are the defending champions in this but they say the competition has got a lot tougher since tokyo so lots of other nations in the mix there including the home nation, france, the us and canada as well. and zakia khudadadi wants to make history for the refugee team, she wants to be the first medal winnerfor the refugee team here. she trains with the french national team and so could well get some home support from the crowd so in total there are 22 golds in contention today up for grabs, it will be a really exciting start to these games. in these games. the first of those today. and in the velodrome, kadeena cox from great britain defends her title in the time trial. in past games, kadeena has competed in cycling and athletics. injury has p

it was true heartache really for kadeena cox. there were silver medals for daphne schrager in the pursuit and also for steve bates and his pilot chris latham. and there has been a bronze medal in the last half—hour for one of the youngest members of paralympicsgb and that is our 1a—year—old who is a table tennis player. she has won a bronze medal in her doubles event alongside felicity picard. plenty of encouraging signs are ready for paralympicsgb on day one. and encouraging signs are ready for paralympicsgb on day one. and andy swiss, paralympicsgb on day one. and andy swiss. many — paralympicsgb on day one. and andy swiss, many thanks. _ let's have a quick look at some of the other stories today. mercedes team principal toto wolff says he held talks with reigining world champion max verstappen aboutjoining his team next season. verstappen is contracted to red bull until 2028, but wolff says he has an "open communication channel" with verstappen regarding a potential future with the team. i think it is called a telephone. pablo

al-dawlah's resignation from the prime ministership and his escape from iran and also the transfer of cox caused the 1919 agreement to remain unfulfilled. sir, go away! the fifth mourning is the heavenly basilisks. a mourning for the people of gaza these days, for the bride of gaza. how many worlds have celebrated the storm of al-aqsaan? until the storm of al-aqsaan. the holy defense museum hosts a show for justice these nights. this license plate is one of our official ones. he is a doctor like me. dear bran. every season of our show, we explain the whole word. ashura and the whole millet of karbala were in today's world , we are witnessing the events that continue and, as the famous saying goes, the events of ashura in time. after killing me , they say their words right on ashura in the year 61 hijri, why do we do this, my lord, in order to survive after you, the first goal, especially in this show, is that the enemy is the same enemy, and maybe the color and clothes have changed. my goal in two historical periods is that anyone who refers to history can distinguish between good and evi

reached the signature of vasud al-dawlah, prime minister ahmed shah qajar and british minister mukhtar cox was the first time that the administration of iran's financial and military affairs was handed over to a foreign power. 7 months of negotiation about this contract was confidential. this contract had six articles. it was to respect the integrity and preserve the independence of iran. the second paragraph was related to the sending of advisers in any area, in any amount that iran wants. the third paragraph of the army, the fourth paragraph , the creation of railways, the fifth paragraph, giving loans to iran, and the last paragraph of the sixth regarding ter. it was customs the most important point in this contract was that it was mentioned in every clause that the iranian government will pay for everything outside of iran, i.e. the advisers paid by the iranian government, the military , and yes, they lend us money, but then this they take profit after profit from their so-called accounts in relation to how much our independence and integrity was used in this field . i want to have it

after falling at the first bend, cox was in tears.not the sight that we wanted to see at this stage of proceedings. but the tears were ofjoy for daphne schrager after she won silver in the pursuit, and although steve bate and chris latham lost out to the dutch in their final, another silver was ample consolation. they finished second in tokyo and they finished second again here. one of the team's youngest athletes, 14—year—old bly twomey, also picked up a medal. in the table tennis doubles she won bronze with fliss pickard. but elsewhere this was a golden first day for paralympics gb. they will be hoping there's plenty more to come. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. it's been another memorable day in the career of one of england's finest cricketers stole the show at lord's today. england closed the first day of the second test against sri lanka on 358—7 — thanks to a record equalling 100 byjoe root. joe wilson was watching. test cricket is not easy. ask ollie pope, england's stand—in captain and subsequently struggling batter. he fell for

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we will see more from kadeena cox yet. thank you, sally.—old hannahjacobs, who died after drinking a costa coffee hot chocolate. and we'll hear from oscar—winning actor gary oldman, who after a a0 year movie career now finds himself in a long—running tv show for the first time. we'll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. here's darren. thanks very much. it's been a very pleasant end to the week. high pressure is in charge today. that is bringing us some decent spells of sunshine. the winds are light. coastal areas are staying sunny, but tomorrow we are going to find some changes. the winds are going to be stronger, and that will bring differences in the temperatures. there will be further changes as we head into sunday, because we are going to find some higher temperatures, higher humidity, and that brings the risk of some heavy rain and even some thunderstorms. more details later. the economy is set for a "supersonic" boost — according to some business groups — after oasis announced

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cox posted this picture to social media, and then they took over that disaster.he leaving of afghanistan. and then the trump campaign went on and made a video for tiktok. we now know from both the trump campaign and the cemetery, a u.s. official tried to step in and stop the photography at the site. this is called area 60. it's against federal law and cemetery rules. now, the trump campaign insists it had permission to shoot the pictures and the video, and that they were there by the invitation of the families to be at the gravesite. now, the problem is the family cannot give permission to someone to violate the cemetery rules over photography and behavior. in a statement posted below the picture he posted. governor cox said of the picture, quote, this was not a campaign event never intended to be used by the campaign. it didn't go through the proper channels and should not have been sent. my campaign will be sending out an apology. now the incident is evocative of the situation. joint chiefs of staff mark milley found himself in when he was asked to go in full b

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governor spencer cox said what they did was not supposed to be part of a campaign ad. exactly. and that's what the trump campaign is saying as well. it maintains this was not a campaign ad to remind you. on monday, trump and cox and some family members of at least two marines killed in the final days of the occupation of afghanistan took photographs and video at the headstones of those marines at arlington national cemetery. here is one of those pictures a thumbs up from former president trump. governor cox is standing at the far, far right of the photograph with his hands behind his back. cox posted this picture to social media, and then donald trump posted a tiktok, and then they took over that disaster. the leaving of afghanistan. now, we now know from both the trump campaign and the cemetery, a u.s. official tried to step in and stop this photography at the site called area 60, citing federal laws and cemetery rules. the trump campaign insists it had permission to shoot pictures and video, and that they were there at the invitation of the families to be at the grave sites.

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no it has to be 12 people. >> millom jo cox.ermans looked up the definition of riot. >> you do? is that right? >> you do? is that right? >> that's absolutely right. legally speaking, a dozen people to riot. >> you do need in order. >> you do need in order. >> people can't riot of rioting in order to get the ten year sentence to be convicted of rioting, you will have to prove that they were part of a 12 person strong team. >> well, that is fascinating. >> well, that is fascinating. >> i'm going to look that up later, we're in the guardian now, and archbishop of canterbury and influencer justin welby has given his take on the social unrest in britain. paul >> absolutely. archbishop of canterbury warns christians against membership of far right groups. he hasn't spoken to them for a while. he only just speaks to his people on twitter, the archbishop of canterbury has warned christians they should not be part of any far right groups, does not identify how they would be criticising the use of christian imagery in this summer's riots

yes, it is the third games for kadeena cox - competitions.title in the 500 metres time trial. she qualified second fastest meaning she is through to the final tonight. expect her to step up a gear, she will be very clear keen to hold onto that title. daphne schrager is through to the final of the three k pursuit. she lost and then reclaimed her own world record during the heats and she is due to the gold medal ride tonight as well. bill she is due to the gold medal ride tonight as well.— she is due to the gold medal ride tonight as well. all going very well in the velodrome, _ tonight as well. all going very well in the velodrome, what _ tonight as well. all going very well in the velodrome, what else i tonight as well. all going very well in the velodrome, what else going | tonight as well. all going very well i in the velodrome, what else going on this morning? lats in the velodrome, what else going on this morning?— this morning? lots of team sport in action, wheelchair _ this morning? lots of team sport in action, wheelchair rugby _ this

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as you say, he is currently chair of his cox, the insurer and chair of morgan stanley international,t. a real pillar of the uk financial services establishment. another person who was on board was christopher morello, mike lynch's lawyer, or one of them, in that case in the united states, brought by us prosecutors alleging that mike lynch was guilty of fraud over the purchase in 2011 of autonomy by hewlett—packa rd. purchase in 2011 of autonomy by hewlett—packard. obviously a hewlett—packa rd. obviously a successful lawyer, hewlett—packard. obviously a successful lawyer, and one of his big successes was overseeing the acquittal of mike lynch in that case. chairs of the owner of the 7—11 convenience store chain sawed on monday after it revealed a takeover bid from a canadian company which runs a chain of convenience stores. shares closed down over 10% in tokyo today. with shares valued at around $34 billion, it would be the biggest foreign takeover of a japanese firm. the president of the company has been speaking to the bbc. this is the sensation on tiktok in thailand. 7eleven's toas

he had asked for archibald cox, special prosecutor to be fired.us of that time and with this have had happened if the special prosecutor was not fired? guest: so, as part of the condition of surviving, mixing agrees to appoint a special prosecutor -- nixon agrees to appoint a special prosecutor, a law professor, and he mounts a very energetic investigation, staffing is legal and investigative teams with bright, young ivy league lawyers who would like to make a name for themselves and see nixon as an enemy who needs to be brought down as all prosecutors do. cox hears about the tapes from the watergate, the senate watergate hearings and presses for access to them in court. he is being too aggressive, and nixon asks the attorney general to fire him. the attorney general refuses. the deputy attorney general refuses, and finally, the solicitor general go ahead and fires cox. and then you have a firestorm at the time, which was accurate, which is everybody saying, oh my god, he is putting himself above the law, and the outcry was so large that republica

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, cox is they are to help, bringing affordable internet to families in need, and support to veterans. whenever and wherever it matters most, we will be there. >> cox supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. we are joined now by jeffrey bloodworth, a professor at gannon university. welcome to the program. guest: it is great to be here. thanks for having me. host: i want to start with the piece you wrote for unheard. it is called "the revolt of the rust belt. what do you mean by revolt? guest: the rust belt for decades was a democratic stronghold, and donald trump in -- since 2016 has made this a trumpist area. he switched those states on the back of rustbelt voters. and won the presidency. you know, this is the seedbed of the trumpist movement. it is not the only stronghold, but it is one of the pillars that gives trump his strength and ability to retake the white house. host: can you define what the rust belt is and a little bit of the history, the political history of that area? guest: yeah, the rust b

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, cox is there to help, bringing internet to families in need. whenever and wherever it matters most, we will be there. >> cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front-wrote seat to demark -- front-row seat to democracy. sterrett, the principal research scientist for the associated press's center for public affairs research. i want to talk about what the vice president is seen. here is a headline, democratic pollsters have a warning about kamala harris' lead, urged bite numbers to rosie in 2016 and 2020, democrats holding their breath as harris surges against donald trump. your reaction? guest: think it is important to remember that polls are a snapshot in time. i think there has obviously been caution because in 2016 and 2020, the polls did overestimate the support for the democratic candidate, whether that be hillary clinton or joe biden. it is important that people don't play -- pay to close attention to what the numbers are now and that is what the democratic pollsters are trying to w

of wasuq al-dawlah from the prime ministership and his escape from iran, as well as the transfer of coxiraq caused the 1919 agreement to remain unfulfilled. a short narrative of the internal conflicts after the islamic revolution in sanandaj, which in a book titled deliran dardej. it has been reported that after the imam's message to alert the people, the helicopters spread leaflets in the city, which said to refrain from any cooperation and association with anti-revolutionary leaders and people and political parties , whose aim is only to kill people and cause destruction. sandaj is causing sedition and chaos. narrated by the narrators of the west and north-west of the country, which is published in two collections of six volumes. we have a documentary narrative that we tried to tell. it may have ups and downs, but there is no content without reference, that is, for example, you see that the intersection collecting these documents, newspapers and speeches together was a difficult task to write a story, for example , let's say we have an incident that happened one day, well, this happen

needed most cox is there to help.ffordable internet to families in need. newtek to boys and girls club and support. whenever and wherever it matters most, we will be there. >> cox along these television companies support cspan2 as a public service. >> today's class is over the fall of jim crow, houston, the roach of brown versus board of education 1954. so today we will talk a little bitaf about this major figure in african-american history, charles houston. it was really important because he uses american a law to law to dismantle the legal structure and the system that supports and upholds a basic segregation in america but he is a phenomenal person. most people do not know him they are more familiar with the students i will mention some of those but some individuals like thurgood marshall the first supreme court justice as well as polly murray who helped write the brief that leads to what we've come to known today as title ix legislation. and remotely william paisley and other individuals. that are associated houst