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>> to me personally about a book, no. >> reporter: garris also pointed to this opt-out form. my child to check out any school library materials without my approval." >> parents have the right to determine what their children are taught and what they're allowed to read. no doubt about it. but what we're having a problem with is parents that want to determine what other parents' rights are for their children to read what they want. >> please be seated. >> reporter: the board wanted to follow established procedures, but a few activists, agitated by conspiracy theories, threatened librarians and board members, calling them groomers, extreme right-wing hate speech, meant to brand opponents as molesters grooming children for sex. >> we've had a parent come in and tell a librarian that you are violating a state statute by providing pornography to a minor. i'm going to the sheriff -- i'm going to have you arrested. and storm out. now, that's not just happened once, that's happened multiple times at multiple schools. i even got an emil saying the sheriff has said no, the solicitor sai

thing so people are going to be grasping at straws for all sorts of reasons that i understand why garry kasparov might suggest that this is some kind a false flag. but really we see isis here with motive and opportunity, and then subsequently taking full credit for the attack. so i don't think you need to resort to conspiracy to have a pretty good guess of what happened graham, that was incredibly helpful. thank you for shedding light on a complicated situation >> thanks very >> next on gps polls show confidence in the united states supreme court remains near record lows how can it regained the public trust? steven bryer, who served on the court for 27 years, has some ideas about that and the courts current jurisprudence when we come back get your viewing glasses ready and experience so rare, it won't happen again for another two decades. joint cnn for live coverage around the country of the spectacle in the skies, eclipse across america, april 8 did one on cnn or streaming on max file 100% free with turbotax free edition, roughly 37% of taxpayers there's qualify form 1040 and limited c

. >> and of course, looking for >> further fueled enemies two >> now what do you make of garry kasparov theory? because there is something odd. he points out that russia, moscow is one of the most police cities in the world where you can get arrested for murdering anti-putin slogans and public square. and here you have these terrorists for one hour are going doing their rampage uninterrupted, managing to get away as you point out, going all the way across apparently toward ukraine according to the russian government. but at the same time, the president of belarus claims that they were apprehended on the belarus border, which suggests that there's some kind of cover up. that there are two stories out there with somebody didn't tell the president of belarus this, this is our official line that they were at the ukrainian border. >> what do you make of all that? >> yeah i think there's a couple of things that need to be said. the first is that enough directory and states rumors are poisonous and they really run rampant. as soon as there's any confusion. it's just a conspiratorial culture an

this world, it is becoming problematic in europe as well, talking to people, talking, for example, to garryho is now the greatest expert considered in the united states to be an expert on russia , and i am me at the moment is the director of the kasparov academy, the world academy, then his opinion is that... something serious, seriously, the americans will start helping only when the real presidential race begins, besides, they have their own interests in internal affairs, because in american elections, after all, the main thing is internal affairs, domestic issues, foreign issues for the americans, they always take a backseat, sometimes they want, sometimes they want to enter like the first world war or the second world war, when they see the need for it and political necessity. with, of course, various slogans such as the struggle for democracy, whether it was really, whether it was, whether it was used a little for... for politics, but in any case , the americans always came out victorious from every war in those wars in which they took a real part in them, of course they were led in th

rachel reeves's picks — she wanted garry kasparov she wanted to be on say she wanted virginia woolf andura, paddy and mel brooks. oh, there you go. that's not what you're doing next week, is it? it's definitely a goodbye moment. good bye, everybody. thank you for listening. i will see you next week while paddy is off on the lash! it's true. i can't deny. what you've said is true. confirm or deny? no, i cannot deny. thank you very much. goodbye for now. goodbye. newscast from the bbc. hello, thanks forjoining me. let's see what the weather is up to for the rest of today and, indeed, the next few days. here's the summary for this evening. for most of us, dry and chilly, and with clearer skies this evening and overnight, another frost on the way. now, in the next few days, it's actually going to turn a little less chilly. we'll see these milder southwesterlies developing. that's from around about mid—week onwards. ok, the forecast, then — starting with the satellite picture, and you can see how big the gaps in the clouds have been, all of that bright, if not sunny weather today. the evenin

fantasy dinner party from an anonymous whatsapp on the subject of rachel reeves's picks — she wanted garry, chris, laura, paddy and mel brooks. oh, there you go! that's not what you're doing next week, is it? no. so you're not having your ultimate dinner party on mfa? because that would be really bad. it's definitely a goodbye moment. all right. good bye, everybody. thank you for listening. i will see you next week while paddy is off on the lash! it's true. i can't deny. i must push you for an answer. it's true. what you've said is true. confirm or deny? no, i cannot deny. you confirmed all around. thank you very much, newscasters. goodbye for now. goodbye. newscast from the bbc. hello. we did have a bit of spring sunshine around on sunday, but the clear skies are lasting through the night. the winds are fairly light, too, so temperatures are really dropping. it's going to be quite a chilly start to your monday morning. could be a touch of frost and some mist and fog patches. they should clear away. there'll be a bit more rain moving into the southwest later on in the day, but for most of

within five years, burnett had a starring role on broadway in "once upon a mattress" and a spot on "the garrymething. >> anything. >> howdy. >> her performance on that program earned burnett her first emmy in 1962. it also earned her a ten-year contract that stipulated burnett could host 30 one-hour episodes of her own variety show. when she called in that clause, a cbs executive balk. >> he said, you know, carol, comedy writing is a man's game, milton burrell, jackie gleason had just started, and i said, well, this is all i know. they didn't have any faith. okay, it's only going to be 30 shows. wound up 270-some-odd shows. >> "the carol burnett show" premiered in 1967 and went on to win 25 prime time emmy awards. i was watching old clips of your show -- >> why don't we have another kid? >> it just looked like you all were having so much fun, the way you would break each other up. >> i never wanted to stop tape. we never broke up on purpose ever. most of the time it was tim conway's fault. >> yes. >> look at the dentist sketch. that's maybe 45 years old. and i dare anybody to watch it today a

wanted to be a cartoon -- i did a comic strip for the school paper i wanted to be the next, like, garrykay >> jimmy: yeah, you -- i think you ended up pretty good, yeah [ cheers and applause would you ever do a -- a a cartoon series, or cartoon strip, or a comic? >> i -- i think i -- i would, theoretically. but i do do drawings here and there when i can i did a t-shirt design for -- for dave matthews. we haven't shown these yet i designed a shirt where the dave matthews band -- this is with their permission -- is a set of superheroes called the "davengers." and we're sell -- we're selling -- >> jimmy: dave matthews, the davengers. >> yes and so, this is -- i drew and designed this and the dave matthews band is gonna start selling them tonight. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's a cool t-shirt. >> and proceeds go to help wounded veterans and you can go to davematthewsband.com and -- it -- but this is -- you have the first one you have the very first one. you can keep this, i brought this - >> jimmy: that's -- come on, that's fantastic >> this is the first one >> jimmy: i appreciate thi

that's what we're alluding to that with garris, and there has been enough in the squad to still put usr australia captain meg lanning will appear in the women's competition for the first time after being draughted by london spirit. henry moeran reports. it's been a busy day here at the shard in central london as coaches have been putting together their sides for this year's hundred bowl competition for players. you want to listen in every moment on the golf course? the former australia skipper has been picked up for the top bracket price of £50,000 to play for the london spirit. anglin wicketkeeper amyjones is seeing a price increase to play for the birmingham phoenix, again for the birmingham phoenix, again for the top price bracket. as much as todayis the top price bracket. as much as today is about those players that get selected, it's also about those that miss out, and one real shock in the men's tournament is david warner, the former australia opener not selected. his reserve price of £100,000, ourside wanted it £100,000, our side wanted it and have looked elsewhere. one of the c

garry kasparov, mikhail khodorkovsky, who was seen as a political threat, either jailed or exiled. and then you even have those outside of russia who dared to challenge putin's candidates think of like a viktor yushchenko ukraine who was poisoned all those years ago for challenging the pro russian candidate there, or an alexander litvinenko who died in london from radia, radiation poisoning. again, someone who challenged putin, putin does not tolerate opposition, political opposition protests. and many of those who are brave enough to stand up to him, pay with their lives. it's a fact and the signal is one piece of that strategy of keeping the russian people from being able to see these shows of courage and the show's of opposition in the question going forward will be for what i mean, martyred, for what to achieve, watch him one of the reasons excited to read your book is, what do you think the future is? do you think putin is at risk and russia? >> so the prigozhin brief uprising showed that there were some willing to challenge him, even those close to him and prigozhin wouldn't

garry kasparov, former chess champion, has to live in exile. now, go back even to people who challenge putin's preferred candidates and others country, other countries to ukraine. viktor yushchenko, who challenged putin's favorite candidate and ukraine 20 years ago and was poisoned with that. you remember the pictures of his face poison with some sort of metal poisonous metal that nearly killed him as well, as well as dissidents or alexander litvinenko poisoned with radioactive polonium. >> but something here is really little spark collection navalny, he's an interesting one because he's not just a political opponent to putin right here. he is someone who exposed putin's corruption. >> and that's one >> reason he drove so much support there because putin is corrupt. putin, putin and his cronies still from the people that's why they are billionaires. that's why they own palaces. and so on. and farret, that money away around the world and navalny documented at the russian people are smart enough to know. that's right here on the respect for that,

humor there is only one garik kharlamov on the jury, this was specially planned this way, but since garry in the story, in this one with humor, well, that’s what they need, they just need to pay tribute, because artemy lebedev, and valya, and zhora and seryozha react very, very easily to everything that happens on stage, by the way, artemy lebedev, you knew that his mother was also once a presenter, of course, he he talks about this everywhere, tatyana is fat, like him, by the way, lebedev is not much of a nightmare participant, peculiar. and this gives such a spice to this program, to this project, because we don’t want this to happen, for everything to happen, you know, in such a complementary format, everything, when everyone likes everything, well, not everyone can like everything, so if a person says sincerely and honestly, what he didn’t like , well, on the contrary, it awakens such an interest, in order to split him even more, in order to make him laugh, but he likes denis’s team, he likes denis, let me tell denis, here’s denis, answer me ... for me, this is some kind of challenge,

hot spot, for several days now the village has been surrounded by smoke, there is a strong smell of garrion the streets, residents are afraid that fires will soon come here too, it’s scary, i saw it, what’s going on in andreevka, in zarubino, this is also our district, it’s very scary. from the south, from the north, i don’t know why, as if they were setting it on fire on purpose, the winter in the south of primorye was with little snow, for several days now a strong wind has been blowing in the region with short breaks, to combat a reinforced group was abandoned by the fires, this is over 300 specialists from 60 units of equipment, a special fire-fighting regime has been established in the region, andrei kolesnikov, sergei svestilnikov, dmitry popkov and irina podasenova, lead the far eastern bureau. this year was a record year for the capital in terms of production volumes. pharmaceutical products and microelectronics at altitude unmanned aircraft in rudnevo park are now creating a center for conducting aerodynamic and digital tests. about the rise of moscow, yaroslav krosienko. parts a

news can exclusively reveal that the vile thug who led a gang of teenagers in the brutal murder of garrymmissioner baroness newlove , commissioner baroness newlove, could be released from jail in just months. adam swellings was the ringleader of a group of boys who repeatedly punched and kicked the father of three to death outside his home back in two thousand and seven, in an attack that shocked the nation , attack that shocked the nation, swellings was sentenced to life in being found in prison after being found guilty the murder. but gb guilty of the murder. but gb news learned that news has learned tonight that the parole board is assessing his case, meaning he could be released in just a matter of months. that comes on the same day as the government announced that some criminals will be released up to two months early in a bid to ease the overcrowding crisis in british prisons. but arguably the biggest form of soft justice was the decision to convict nottingham . triple killer valdo nottingham. triple killer valdo calocane of manslaughter instead of murder and detain him in a high s