ah, a marion evanston. it's good to have you with us. more than 40 people have been killed in a fire at a church in egypt. the building was packed with thousands of worshippers attending morning mass and quickly filled with smoke. the fire broke out in the city of jesus, near the capital cairo authorities are blaming and electrical fault or for more on this story. we're john join now by here, i mean, she's a journalist faced in cairo, the hero, 41 people killed at this comp. take church fire, why were there so many casualties? it's important to know the geography of the space that we're dealing with. services are relatively small building with low ventilation and it's a very populated area. and we know that it took quite a long time for emergency services to arrive. we have eye witnesses saying it took over an hour for ambulances to arrive a little less than an hour for fire services, even though the fire engine headquarters is near by 5 minutes away. actually, someone said, and so that's on one side. emergency services are very slow. pe

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alright, let's bring in august then evanston, illinois is our expertise, climate scientists and associate professor of planetary sciences at northwestern university. a yard focuses on greenland climate history in the barn as everybody lead or through the interconnected disaster risks report. we're just talking about and deputy director of the un at universities institute for environment and human security. add in new castle is sharon georgia, senior electra and environment and sustainability at kill university in the u. k. sharon specializes on the development of low carbon technology. welcome to you all . great to have you here with us. plenty to go out. so of course, let's start with this troubling news from greenland. your expert, you know, all too well what's happening with the green and by she did tell us what this research means. in layman's terms, climate scientists have known for a long time and been concerned for a long time that the i sheets in greenland and arctic are so huge and so complex that they kind of can't keep up with the piece of climate change that humans have caused

grady trimble joining us from the campus of northwestern university in evanston, illinois., grady. grady: hey, lauren. college athletes is big business and now it's one that student athletes themselves can make money off with name, image and likeness. it's creating a whole new industry of companies that represent these athletes and one is athlete granding and marketing and a lot of clients that are corn husker players and helped student athletes bring in more than $2 million through more than 700 deals. one of their clients is named dacoldis crawford. he's a wide receiver for nebraska and as appropriately teamed up with a local air conditioning company. >> i'm so glad we called sos. our a/c is the coldest. >> i'm always dacoldist. this is dacoldi st crawford from louisiana and if your a/c isn't the coldest, you call sos. grady: a look at student athletes and teams making the most off name, image and likeness deals. an unknown football recruit could make up to $8 million by the time he graduates. the university of miami football team as a whole got a booster to give more tha

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since we are such rivals, high park versus evanston, i feel like i have to say the fact that i was on the north side. not in hyde park. i was a grad student the same time. anyway, i'm really happy to be here at the hermitage. as you said, i am your neighbor up the street. i have visited the hermitage before. i don't think of myself as an expert of the hermitage. i've written more about other presidential houses. i'm really going to focus on those, earlier examples, i feel like they give you some backgrounds in some ways of thinking about the building which is in the backyard here. let me begin. i am told that the response time of the clicker is very slow there. we go, okay. i began here with a group of four buildings, all of them associated with associate presidents. we have monticello, which you know mount vernon and the home of george washington. montpelier which is also in virginia. of course, the hermitage. what does that have in common? well, a lot of them are, brick of course, bringing virginia that's a common thing'e the interpretations of those traditions that had been made ov

we're such rivals, you know hyde park versus evanston. i feel like i have to say in fact, i was on the north side not in hyde park whereby brother was a grad student at the same time when i was but anyway, but i'm really happy to be here at the hermitage as you said, i'm really a neighbor up the street in old hickory village and have visited the hermitage. before but i really i don't think of myself as an expert of the hermitage i've written more about. other presidential houses, so really going to focus on those they're earlier examples, but i feel like they give you some background some ways of thinking about the building which is in our backyard here. so let me begin i'm told that the response time of the clicker is very slow. there we go. okay. so i begin here with a group of four buildings all of them associated with. us presidents so we have monticello which you know mount vernon the home of george washington montpelier also in virginia, and then of course finally the hermitage so what do they have in common? well a lot of them are

official political status of the tens of thousands of marchley's people who live in places like, evanston, illinois and springdale arkansas is non-immigrants without visas. they are resident non-citizens today a challenge facing these communities within the united states is not necessarily a religious one but a political one now, there are limits to using climate change using climate as a metaphor for religious freedom as thomas points out religious freedom is fully and for pogenic whereas climate has both natural and artificial aspects focusing on these more intimate spaces and interactions can also make it easier to miss the forest for the trees, but the metaphor of a microclimate is helpful for thinking about another complicated and for progenic climate change challenge facing the marshallese people today climate change looking ahead. i have to wonder how this newest challenge will impact the marshallese in the united states and in the ocean nation, that is the marshall islands. thank you. good afternoon. thank you everybody for joining us for this conversation today. in the past year

game, kickoff at 12:30 eastern between northwestern and the nebraska cornhuskers is not here in evanstone football game in 5 years. college football is back and kicking off on fox in ireland. ashley: fascinating stuff, looking forward to it. great report as always. novak cjocovic will miss the u.s. open, he has no plans to get vaccinated. us rules state noncitizens cannot enter the country if they have not gotten the job. by the way you don't need to be vaccinated to attend the u.s. open. what gives? >> we know at the cdc updated its guidelines saying there's no difference between vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals, the vaccine does not prevent infection or spread. to say he would be a danger to his fellow players or anybody else's absolute nonsense and worth mentioning of he would come to the wide open southern border unvaccinated he might be able to play and maybe that is a strategy should look into. ashley: i was going to mention that but you beat me to it. democrat socialist backed by aoc won her primary in new york this weekend now kristin gonzalez claims socialism is a winning