gideon fulcher... what do you — broadcast widely. gideon fulcher...cher... what do you make of _ broadcast widely. gideon fulcher... what do you make of the _ broadcast widely. gideon fulcher... what do you make of the video - broadcast widely. gideon fulcher... | what do you make of the video what does it tell us about the issues on the streets at the moment between jewish people and between these marches, these marches which are happening every couple of weeks. it tells me what i already knew which is mr falter came to protest and he came with his security and became with his media operation came to protest. people are allowed to protest. people are allowed to protest but the police are also going to need to be rational if there are two sets of competing protesters and that is what this is then they need to ensure there is a separation between them. i used to organise major demonstrations and go to negotiate with the police but there are all sorts of complexities and how you do it and i think some things can be done better. for example, i think the

investigator dean fulcher. >> based upon the spousal privilege in the state of california, no way wastify against gianni who was still denying any involvement. >> reporter: without her testimony, prosecutor mike murri , it would be very hard to prosecute gianni. >> it was a major game changer. >> absolutely. she had so much information and was so enmeshed in the case that the prosecution would be hampered to the point that they wouldn't be able to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. so rather than put the case in front of a jury, and take the chance that without all that critical background information, the jury would not have a full picture, the decision was made to dismiss the case against gianni van. >> so, gianni walked and investigators were coming to see the lease, unhappy with patricia esparza. >> i knew that they got married for the simple fact they needed to keep patricia from testifying against gianni. >> reporter: why would patricia do that? she told us that in no way was she trying to protect gianni are the other men in the white van from that night. she said she had

mechanical engineering student ethan fulcher co-wrote the software for the robot that's part of a usccalled the lassie project. >> the goal of this project is to not only move, but also gather science. while we're moving. >> doctor feifei chen is a roboticist at usc. >> we are hoping that our robots in the future can be sent to the moon, the mars, and beyond to get there. >> spirit has been tested on the sands of manhattan beach and the desert of new mexico. at usc's robotics lab, data is gathered on what happens when spirit steps into loose or wet sand or something brittle, like a graham cracker meant to mimic ice. how will this data be used for, say, colonizing in space? >> yeah, so this type of data, for example, where the sand is softer versus harder, can guide us to decide where, for example, to build houses and where it's the sand is more stable. >> lunar exploration is expected to happen in the next five years. members of the lassie project say it's a true team effort. >> it requires people from all different disciplines, from science, engineering, construction, behavioral scie

a very active debate in recent days over the treatment of gideon fulcher, who was someone, in the wordsp a protest. whatever his motives were, whatever happened there, there were two issues — one is freedom of speech and the right to protest, the other is that there should be no room for anti—semitism and bigotry, but trying to find a path through those two positions are not that easy. absolutely, not that easy, and for the met _ absolutely, not that easy, and for the met police in london, and for university— the met police in london, and for university physicals around the world, — university physicals around the world, i— university physicals around the world, i know that universities in the uk _ world, i know that universities in the uk have tried to find the space for that— the uk have tried to find the space for that respectful debate, and clearly — for that respectful debate, and clearly people feel very passionate about _ clearly people feel very passionate about this conflict, and it is having _ about this conflict, and it is having a _ about this conflict, and it is having a ra

fulcher. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. fulcher: thank you, mr. speaker. and to my friend from arkansas for his work on this issue, also from utah for the sponsor. mr. speaker, the bureau of land management's recently finalized public lands rule would fundamentally destroy the multiple use land management policy americans have relied on for decades. i want to reinforce something my friend from arkansas pointed out earlier. this is an administrative rule. this is not congressional action. but yet it has the same force and effect of law. but this is a rule, b.l.m. has put forth. this policy is not just an addition of unnecessary bureaucratic red tape. it would effectively lock up one out of every 10 acres of land in the united states. thereby shattering the way of life for many families and businesses across the west. in my home state of idaho, citizens have enjoyed the vast natural resources the state has had to offer for decades. considering the b.l.m. is responsible for managing about 12 million acres of federal land in our state this rule change will hav

fulcher: israel is one of our greatest allies and the information we receive from them helps us combat terrorism every day. president biden's demand they surrender other cease to pursue hamas in response is a slap in the face to victims. it's hard to see them circulating videos murdering innocent children over an ally that helped protect our homeland for decades. hamas is working towards the genocidal eradication of the only successful is democracy in the middle east and now more than ever we must stand with israel and fight anti-semitism and support h.res. 1117 to oppose the one-sided approach to israel and urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: f or what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, by direction on the committee on rules i call up house resolution 1125 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: t he clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 69, house resolution 1125. resolved, that at any time after adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clau

mr streeting is defending doctor fulcher's decision, saying it shows that only sir keir starmer can be election and then stand down comes just days before local . comes just days before local. elections across england and wales, and the pm refusing once again this morning to rule out a general election in july . wes general election in july. wes streeting says doctor poulter defected to save the nhs. >> there have been millions of people , disaffected conservative people, disaffected conservative voters like dan poulter out there , who can see the chaos, there, who can see the chaos, and the conservative party see the failure to deliver and are looking at the alternative and i'd ask those people to trust the doctor who's seen the conservative party up close has seen the changed labour party of keir starmer up close and has decided that ultimately we need a labour government in this country to get our nhs back on its feet to turn the economy around and to make sure that we can look to the future with hope and optimism again. >> well, policing minister chris philp is busy defending the g