curtis wilkie: it was hysterical. gerald blessey: it reminded me, frankly, of the nazi rallies at nuremberg with the swastika flags. [music playing - "go, mississippi"] keep rolling along. go mississippi, you cannot go wrong. go mississippi, we're singing your song. gerald blessey: ross barnett, during the halftime, made this terrible demagogic racist speech inciting people, really, to riot. he was urging everybody to come to ole miss and stand in the door and stand against the united states government. ross barnett: i love mississippi. [cheers] i love her people-- [cheers] --our customs. i love and i respect our heritage. [cheers] ellen b. meacham: they wrote a new song just for the occasion. ross is standing like gibraltar, and he shall never falter. ask us what we say it's to hell with bby k. curtis wilkie: barnett has been, by this time, cited for criminal contempt by the fifth circuit with the specter of possibly going to prison. and that's when he ultimately made the deal with the kennedys that brought meredith

curtis lemay was like michael jordan. he was just -- he was, he was a kind of unrelenting taskmaster. he was absolutely on interested in any sort of broader, moral discussion of the product of a military operation during wartime an. no, my job is to kill as may of the enemy is a camp in as short as possible time as i can! you can imagine when he discovers napalm, when he discovers it the u.s. has cooked up the greatest incendiary in the history of man. he discovers that japan is a country built of tar paper and would, i mean, i'm done! that's all i need to know. right? i'm off to the races! >> when i thought was fascinating, also, in that is when napalm came to be and you have the band of brothers in central alabama and then you have this band of semi insane chemists who are cooking up this crazy stuff. they tested it though. they actually simulated in a way we might do on computers today but they did in real life. tell us about that, i found that just fascinating. >> so, there is a famous architect named raymond, an amer

chris curtis, head of political — years. chris curtis, head of political polling, _ years.head of. political polling, thank you so much forjoining us here on newsday. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... this year's wimbledon dream is over for rafael nadal as he withdraws from the tournament with an abdominal injury. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the host of the 2006 football world cup. they pipped the favourite, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated and celebration parties were cancelled. a man entered the palace through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom. then he asked her for a cigarette and, on the pretext of arranging for some to be brought, summoned a footman on duty, who took the man away. one child, one teacher, one book and one pen i can change the world. education is the only so

your choice. >> jesse: dealer's choice, thanks, curtis.ing points when he came into office, there was a famine. because trump could not crush covid, there were literally people lining up around the blocks waiting for food to be handed out, remember this? >> remember those long lines you would see on television? people lining up, just to get a box of food. in their trunk. how could we forget? >> jesse: biden claims he crushed covid and there is no more food lines. well, actually, mr. president, everybody caught covid and the food lines are back. >> the lines are long at food banks, people looking for a little food assistance during challenging times. inflation is forcing people from all walks of life to turn to food pantries. >> jesse: add another crisis to joe biden's portfolio. food insecurity. but it is not just adults who are insecure, babies still can't get formula. "the wall street journal" reports that the baby formula problem is getting worse, not better. despite all these planes flying formula in from europe, the shelves are emptie

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host: congressman john curtis, republican of utah. he is a member of the energy and commerce committee, and the chair of this conservative climate caucus. you can find more information if you go to curtis.house.gov.

so curtis lemay before vice presidential candidate replaces handful in the pacific and tells us what happens. >> he takes his idealistic vision to the pacific theater after guam is captured america is finally close enough to japan and they ask him to command and operation he takes a whole fleet of the 292 guam to build the biggest in the world and they start launching raids on japan. to say i will not kill japanese civilians are burned down the country the plans they used to manufacture i will reduce their ability to wage war from the air to rubble and that will render them defenseless against any kind of american. assault. as strategy straight out of bomber mafia one oh one. with the most military strategic targets. so there is one mission after another from guam to japan. and then said it doesn't do what it supposed to do he really does believe if he's given enough time he can resolve all the problems he is facing. that washington is impatient and one day he gets up and it's a visitor from washington and it is his boss and the general he thinks he's coming for a courtesy visit but

and, i'd like to introduce our very own curtis bradford. >> thanks, boss. i've been wanting to say that for a while. my name is curtis bradford and i'm co-chair of the tenderloin peoples congress and long time resident for over 15 years. i'm really excited about today because this is a long time coming. i was really fortunate to be part of a volunteer as a resident leader with a group called 950 market street coalition. it was a group of residents that came together folks like david and cathy over here and steve and felicia and awesome gale seagraves and steve and others along with support from folks like rio and pertiba and alexandra from s.r.o. collaborative. with their support, us residents were able to enter into negotiations with 950 market street, the big development one block down here at the corner of turk and taylor and really worked on developing a benefits agreement that worked for the community. remember an entire block of the tenderloin of the community. full of rich history for our neighborhood. and we wanted to make sure the community got som

host: congressman john curtis, republican of utah.ember of the energy and commerce committee, and the chair of this conservative climate caucus. you can find more information if you go to curtis.house.gov. thank you, sir. house gaveling in early for their legislative session. we bring you that now. live coverage.

curtis, you ran on a platform. the platform was simple refund the police. now you form the guardian angels pre rudy giuliani. you live through the giuliani era when things got a lot better and post giuliani era and now you're watching it go right back to where it was because going back to the same old failed policies, only this time i would argue on steroids. absolutely. and you mentioned that case of that 16 , sean. he's a hero in the hood now. he walks around like he owns the hood because he's been arrested three times. it was one of the time sean, he got caught with a loaded nine millimeter and was cut loose. so three strikes and you're out. there's supposed to send you away in perpetuity. three strikes and he's a hero in the hood and young men and young women are going to do exactly the same thing. they're going to defy the police. they're going to fight the police and they're going to be turned loose. and we wonder why we're finding it difficult to hire police officers, why police officers are leaving in mass and being hired by other municipal police d

curtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote yea on h.res. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. van duyne: as the member designated by mr. taylor of the great state of texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote yea on h.r. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallon of texas, i inform the house that mr. fallon will vote yea on h.res. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. garbarino of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. garbarino will vote yes on passage of h.res. 1130. as the member designated by mr. laturner of kansas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. laturner will vote aye on passage of h.res. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? m

what's the guy supposed to do, curtis?because in that situation, i don'ting, please, need any problems. d i don't know why i don't want any trouble. ve he did everything right from my perspective. do you not have a right to defend yourself anymore? course of course you do. in fact, he was the peacemaker . he tried to calm the situation down. but when that predator just got out of prison for assaulting a cop so he was an enemy of society comes over the counter. sean, you know, when i started the guardian angels, i was a night manager in the bronx in nineteen seventy nine there was a standing rule. you come over the counter, you'rereco a dead man walking or a dead woman walking. you don't do that. you'd have to give them a beat down. i would grab them, lock them up in the freezer until the police arrived because if you don't, you lose total control and he would not be the first toe violate that. others would come in and steal and rob and loot and then you're out of business and possibly stabbed himself, was shot himself. t y

whatoes the gentlenfrtaheekecogs thse t mbersl curtis inform vote o t mno recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski and ms. spartz, i inform the house that mrs. walorski and ms. spartz will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 199 -- those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the preponderance of the chair -- in the opinion of the chair -- the nays have it. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> recorded vote, the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the the yeas and nays are requested. those in support of the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having risen the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceeding

from inside the office, owner curtis keeps his eyes on his security cameras, documenting the lawlessness going on outside. a fight between two men. a drug transaction with a man carrying a bow and arrows. another man smoking crack in his car. a pickup truck driving out from under a camper shell, dumping it in the middle of the street. all of this in one block of the city. >> problems starting getting bad about ten years ago, really bad to where we have the squatters and the drugs and just disregard for any city laws whatsoever on this street. and it's become very dangerous. >> reporter: that's also captured on camera. here a man pulls a gun on a customer outside of a glass shop, forcing him to his car before an employee appears and the gunman flees the scene. the owner of the glass shop, john lewis, says he finds large bags of trash dumped in front of his business on a daily basis. >> that are just tossed out of a car and left for the city to pick it up, and eventually the city does pick it up. but it stays there for weeks. >> reporter: in fact, directly below a no dumping sign is a gian

it's about 1030. curtis units are also bracing for war . parts of northern syria are already under air to one's control on troops here for fear he wants to crush cornish autonomy altogether on it. well, i might, i, but according to the curtis autonomous administration, that would play into the hands of the so called islamic state. i as fighters have been terrorizing the population since the kurds defeated them. let them in that i had, i had that like we at watching the i is at herself alone without why are she has to protect our people? how to defend our homeland, but that to fight against i and then becomes a secondary matter. but the terrorist militia stands to benefit the most from the situation. now there's the threat of new chaos and new suffering in northern syria . after years of relative calm adina, marino fears for all the traitors here, have helped to build somebody that if mon beach fools, the whole economy in the body area will collapse over what we have put in would be lost. the people of man bees feel the world has forgotten t

again, curtis.it's happening everywhere including high-end areas. and out here in california in hancock park a high-end area where maxine waters has a $5 million mansion, ucla grad student stabbed to death by a career criminal who should not of it out in the streets. beverly hills a music mogul's wife was murdered, she is in her 80s and they had armed security at the home. guy comes in with a firearm, shoots the woman again a long criminal record and two weeks ago, two police officers right outside of l.a. were murdered by a guy who was also a career criminal. he was facing three years in jail because as a career criminal you're not supposed to have a firearm, he had a firearm. the assistant d.a. handling the case said because of the soft on crime policy of the d.a. george gascoigne who is facing a recall election in november, he got 20 days and two years probation. the day before he killed the cops, his probation officer wanted to revoke his probation because he had assaulted his girlfriend had wan

and the abortion debate shapes and impacts negatively often individuals lives such as curtis boyd milford faye johnson, you know, i found these stories revealing as much as norma's and how we cannot just always assume or frame this debate about the termination of pregnancy itself. it does have other impacts. in addition, you know no matter what side of the abortion debate you land on this book provides you a perspective on the personal lives social constraints and historical events without making any moral judgments, and i think that's critical. joshua's writing allows us to empathize with all the cast of the players that are involved with this issue. which leads us to greater understanding and you know one thing i told him is i think this book helped me and i think would help a lot of other people look at divisive issues that we're facing in our country today if we had more authors who framed it in that way. they're not taking a position on one side or the other but presenting the facts and giving you empathy for those characters and and with that i'll let him start, but i also wanted to

curtis says, oh, no, no, no.to wrestle him for the gun, and the gun went off. that's his story. >> according to curtis smith, he never even hit alex murdaugh. >> that's totally untrue. according to alex, he met with smith on the side of the road, gave him the gun, said, i'm going to look like i broke down. drive by and shoot me. which is exactly what smith did. smith was his longtime drug dealer, according to alex. >> in addition to the shooting charges, he was also arrested on two drug charges. >> now, he has not yet entered a plea on any criminal charges, but he denies he's alex's drug dealer. >> meanwhile, alex murdaugh is released on bond and sent back to rehab. >> the scrutiny on alex murdaugh now is at an all-time high. >> investigations are popping up -- civil, criminal. >> he's facing lawsuits from the boat crash. he's facing lawsuits from his own law firm. >> pmped files their own lawsuit saying that alex murdaugh set up a bank account to basically divert payments that he made off settlements. >> in resp

now turkey regularly carries out strikes in northern iraq targeting separatists from the curtis on work. his party took his blame, what it calls terrorist organizations for the latest attack and italian prime minister morrow drug is government looks like it may collapse throw. he won a conference vote in the italian senate on wednesday, but senators, from 3 of his main coalition partners, refused to cast their ballots in the vote. and renelle vicar, i'm a singer, will be sworn in as thrilling as president. in the coming hours. he was voted in by a majority of m. p. 's with north wide spread public opposition to support the 6th time prime minister protest essay. he's partly responsible for the ongoing economic crisis. and is he the list trust will receive soon act that will be britain's next prime minister. the foreign circuitry and former chancellor are the final 2 candidates and the you case, conservative party leadership contest bows. the headlines use continues. hay on out 0 after witness 11 years after 2 media spark, the arabs bring up, or i think the only democracy to emerge from t

be cheering them on ah, iraq is observing a day of morning after an attack in the semi autonomous curtis region killed 8 people and we did 23. the bombardment happened to the tourist resort city of zacko near the turkish border. the rocky prime minister was blaming turkey, but anchor says it was a terror attack. i minister mustafah al cadell me, says baghdad reserves to the rid, right, to retaliate. turkey regularly carousel air strikes in northern iraq targeting members of the current storm workers party, which it classes as a terrorist group. like move it up, why had, has more back down will this pro li, based on no previous operation carried out to a byte turkish forces in the areas near the borders with iraq. again this to p k. k, the curtis 10 workers parties. fighters, it seemed that many institutions here in iraq are still insisting on accusing turkey of or turkish forces of carrying out this attack. despite the fact that turkey has strongly deny dutch and accused the could this time the workers party fighters over carrying out the attack. now today has been declared a morning day

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be hav curtis, i've got to wrap this up pretty quick here.you but i got to tell you, there are people that work at convenience storesen 24/7 all across this country. they're there by themselvesll. it's dangerous. it's lonely. sometimes it's three o'clock in the morning and there isn't a cop to be found.d. what are these people supposed to do? you're right, jason . it is the most dangerous job. america, grocery stores, bodegas, supermarkets, fast foods, restaurants, restaurants. bo you havede to defend yourself. what wasn't said in this story is the woman who started this war by threatening the bodegame owner came back with a shift b and stabbed him in the arm and she wasn't arrested. sosn't clearly i wish larry eld, we had we call in new york like you guys y. alifornia we call in california and we could get rid of alvin bragg, friends of all criminals who wants to lock up the law abiding to turn the criminals loose in manhattan. greg, is there any one in san francisco? the bai the change in the baill here? j i'm sorry i didn't catch>> the que

the looming recession, that's going to certainly curtis is if his ability to fight aggressively rising prices. that's going to be a bigger charlie's then there is this debt turmoil in the week. i can our economies of the euro zone i bought in cost. could just go through the roof in those countries. and that's going to be a headache for the e. c. b and, and the problems of only become much more complicated or with this political turmoil going on in italy a cache or touch, pound a in frankfurt forest where the cb makes its decisions. thank you very much. and just finally, a british staple is coming on the new fresh air fish and chips are getting more expensive thanks to a new terrorist on russian sea food. the u. k. government is slapping a 35 percent tax on russian white fish on tuesday in response to the war in ukraine . why fish is a big import for many fish and chips, suppliers, shops were already hiking prices to, to supply problems. that's all for me and the business seem handbell. and if you do want them all from us to head over to our website data dot com slash business, there's

what is the guy supposed to do, curtis?he is saying please, i don't need any problems and i don't want any trouble. he did everything right from my perspective, do not have right to defend yourself anymore? >> of course you do, he was the peacemaker and tried to calm the situation down. that predator who got out of prison for assaulting a cop, an enemy of society, comes over the counter. i was a night manager in the bronx in 1979. there was a standing rule, you come over the counter, you are a dead man walking or a dead woman walking. you don't do that. you have to give them a beat down and i would grab them, lock them up in the freezer until the police arrived because if you don't, you lose total control. he would not be the first to violate that. others would come in and steal and rob and loot and then out of business. possibly stabbed himself or shot himself. you've got to toe the line and if law enforcement and the criminal justice system is not going to protect the victims, then we the people have to fight back. jose a

diskin us who blinked as the yeah, the prism new political they sure will self are for coursework to curtis deal as off for here to new criminal. going as often as do this you enough for you to preserve the fuel pushing to produce cuz we knew them was there was you to start with someone who's a, with my own style and i'm not, i don't want to issue the chicken up by at the more recording than this down a bit of it crushing over to my mom a will get a shift and i'm ok with this. i can't get a bomb. wish norma said, so when i sort of she out of me. okay, and that's good. i got a letter with the queens so she started on the so them on our it's queens able with well, there's more you do not qualify with both dogs. all i was at the school with the school with a screen a tom claim in the finish the war. and i suppose it's like him serious and got a new marsha down. those are words. when will comes up with a stomach bug within your vision? luna who in a solution so your brochure cranes can also to post on on the school in a solution for nearly williams this is a shipping specialist and finish that

this is curtis done group and city in northern city. i was there in 2015, happy days. it's british military like make slaves and quote. and then this is just so people know it's like a military to my name is 8 and as one from great sports and i switch to ukraine approximately 4 years ago. in the beginning it was just made us arrived and then more foreigners started to arrive like to join the military, say roughly about 10 most of my contract. i've been in the training marines. and just upon 7 months ago, i joined the motor battery units. and since for the past 3 months, 3 or 4 months, we've been in public poll, i've been assistant preparing the mines fire when we, when we got called to do a mission, it was approximately 49 days after being besieged in medical, amanda toners, we had free options because food had run out, i munition had run out, he said you can choose to go with the technics to try and break out of the encirclement. or the 2nd option was that you could try walking out of menu, pull like smithy notes, and then the 3rd option was to surrender. i chose to s

this is curtis stun group and city in city. i was there in 2015, happy days. it's a british military like like slogan quote. and this is just so people know it's like a military talk to my name is aiden iceland and i'm from great britain . i furniture ukraine approximately 4 years ago in the beginning it was just me that's arrived and then more foreign is started to arrive to join the military and say roughly about 10 most of my contract. i've been in the training marines. and just upon 7 months ago, i joined the motor battery units. and since for the past 3 months, 3 or 4 months, we've been in public all i've been assist in preparing the mines fire when with, when we got called to do a fine mission. it was approximately 49 days after being besieged in medical and our commander toners. we had free options because food had run out. i mean, mission had run out. he said, you can choose to go with the techniques to try and break out of the encirclement or the 2nd option was that you could try walking out of many, you pool like sneaking out. and then the 3rd option

stewart and curtis, they will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. sires, mr. pascrell, mr. doyle and mr. payne, these members mr. williams: vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gibbs of ohio, i inform the house that mr. gibbs will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chairwoman johnson and chairman meeks, these members will vote yes on h.r. 8296. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from south carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. timmons, i inform the house that mr. timmons will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> as the memberdesignated by ms. pingree, ms. kelly, mr. pappas