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ke that. that's a different. that's a different animal. and now joining us on about books is tiffany justice. she's with a group called moms for liberty first off mrs. justice. what is your group? we are a nonprofit grassroots organization of parents across the country in our mission is to unify educate and empower parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government and when you say all levels of government, does that include? checking and monitoring. what books are in school libraries? sure because we have government schools. have you ever recommended a book being removed from a library? am i personally haven't recommended a book be removed from the library, but if i was still sitting on school board, which i did here in florida from 2016 to 2020. i'm a mom of four children who attend public school ages 17 through 10 if i had been aware of the books that were in these libraries and i wasn't but i would have then actually asked for many of these books to be removed because i do not believe that they are appropriate for the

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let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead.e weather—wise to start next week, the weather warning for extreme heat expires and temperatures will eventually drop back down to the seasonal average. there will be thunderstorms around, welcoming for many, but this could lead to some surface water flooding as the ground is so hard and dry of late. that area of high pressure that has been keeping us hot and dry is moving eastwards, allowing low pressure to show its hand in the south which will help to spark off the thunderstorms, particularly where we see in the sunshine, also some more organised bands of rain. for most of us, try a monday morning, cloudy, rather humid, watch out for those thunderstorms, could p0p up out for those thunderstorms, could pop up just about anywhere through the afternoon but fairly hit or miss, many of us try in the heat still hangs on. temperatures in the high 20s, would be 30 celsius per song. 0vernight on monday, into tuesday, warm and muggy, uncomfortable for sleeping, plenty of rain around and some a

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let�*s ta ke let�*s take you away from a very noisy victoria square and away from the commonwealth gamesanchester united in the premier league ended in defeat — beaten 2—i at home by brighton. matt graveling was watching. another season, another man in charge. erik ten hag became the eighth boss in the nine years since alex ferguson. can he finally unite united? his starting 11 had no number seven, christian ronaldo on the bench. exactly three months ago, brighton put four past manchester united. the south coast side started strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! this was the midfielder�*s fourth against united comedy did not have to wait too long for his fifth. brighton fans were in a frenzy, erik ten hag now well aware of the challenge at hand. delivered and the deficit halved, before alexis mcallister turned it into his own net. heads in hands, the home fans watched as brighton held on for their first win at old trafford. no equaliser in fergie time for erik ten hag. we will see how much time he is given to try to make united tick. manager ten hag says there is a huge task a

let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead, it has all changed, with a warning forwill come down, it will feel cooler, back down to the seasonal average and there will be some welcome rain in the form of thunderstorms but with high rainfall totals there could be some localised surface water flooding could be some localised surface waterflooding because could be some localised surface water flooding because the ground is so hard and dry. the high pressure that kept us hot and dry as moving eastwards, allowing low pressure to shower its hand from the south, this will help to keep off those thunderstorms —— spark off. and thatis thunderstorms —— spark off. and that is true on monday morning and another band of showers moving eastwards across wales as well. most of the rest of us could be dry on monday morning with sunny spells, cloudy, rather humid feeling. watch out for those thunderstorms, they could pop up anywhere through the afternoon but they will be fairly hit and miss, the heat still hands on, temperatures in the high 20s, maybe 30 celsius for some. the high 20

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we are talking about for clean energy programs including tax credits for those who buy electric cars ke energy-eie upes. are more more than $300 billion to pay down the deficit for the debt and it gives medicare power to negotiate lower prescription drug prices . to help pay for all all of it, the bill includes a 15% tax on major corporations. > >> let's see how wall street is responding this afternoon. looking good, the dow jones is up about 187 points. > >> two big retailers reported good earnings numbers today. walmart and home depot reporting reporting stronger-than-expected stronger-than-expected profits during the second quarter. walmart says it is because of an an increase of shoppers with higher incomes trying to save money. home detail depot's sales sales also rose. > >> in the bay area, apple has finalized its return to work plans. according to bloomberg, the tech giant says staff will be expected in the office at least three days a week starting starting september 5. the policy policy will take effect in silicon valley and expand to other offices. it announces the start of th

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ke we must make sure we don't give a platform to those who are lying to our faces. the freeee world needs a reliabe for reliable sources for the last time. i'm brianrc silver. why is pat buchanan on that real battle? buchanan facee on that real he's been pretty much right about every major issue. so i don't know if he was trying to ding his book. but laura , i loveov on the waya out the door still just tryingg to depict himself as a fom new founding fatheret or something. and you know what i hate most of all the the long dramatic glance off camera.c just look into the camera and say what you got to say. it'sny so phony. but for him to say we have to deny our platforms to people who lie. stelter just for the record,el dismisste a hunter biden laptop attack that poor nick sandman kid sued cnn over it. they had to pay himor a settlement and he recently supported nina totenberg story that gorsuch wouldn't wear a mask in the supreme court turned out to be a complete fraud on all three counts . and as long as we're bringing up uncomfortable unmentionables, you'llbl rememb

the ukrainian military to ke back ukrainian soil. i want ukraine to prevail.ole world to prevail. i want those who committed war crimes against ukrainian people to be brought to justice. including president putin. >> will let see wt happens. these are tense days and a lot of people are very worried about the nuclear power plant, the biggest in europe. mr. erdogan is concerned among many others who are meeting today, the foreign prompt -- former prime minister of ukraine, thank you so much for joining us on "outside source." thanks very much for joining us here on "outside source." our main story, as we have been talking about, with the former prime minister and others, is indeed hoping for the nuclear power plant to be demilitarized. there's more on that story and all the other updates it came out on ukraine after the talks happening today. find it all on our bbc website. stay with us. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman

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change the vve on the engine because of the cooling issue, they have to go back to the building and that keseral days that ty will miss the window. if they don't launch friday or september 5, they are back to the end of september or early octoberecause you need have th sun, the earth and the moon in a good position to go 42 daysround the moon and come bk and go to reentry which is a very dangerous process for the capsule. of course, no crew on this test like. -- flight. >> we have to leave it there. we can talk all night about this because it is fascinating. your knowledge is excellent. thank you for the context. we all know that it is all about the alignment of the planets as well as getting the technical feats sorted out. thank you, sir, and do keep us up-to-date. our correspondent at the space center with the inside story as to why the nasa artemis super rocket could not take off. this is all part of the u.s. plan to rebuild access to and from the moon and may be further beyond, using the moon as a base paid it is all fascinating stuff. we will keep up with the developers for you. we've g

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and just made his nfl debut last night. 49ers' last night. 49ers' head coach ke shanahan had specialim one and he's been great having him around here and he's one of everyone's best friend on on the team and helps us out throughout the week too. >> that does it for sports, large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. >> well, take a look at the uned visitor a family in new zealand got this weekend. the baby fur seal managed to sneak into the marine biology's home. that seems about right somehow. the seal got in through a cat door.n fact they think it chased the ct through the door. they managed to coach it outside and then they called a

rather low ke. one of the biggest car shows in all of california happens every. hundreds come together for the king of the streets car competin and one of the best parts of the the annual showdown of the hopping competition to see who can get their low rider hopping the highest. >> so this is a way to bring everybody together and on a beautiful day in san francisco on the bay, with the water, i mean, don't get no better. >> no, it does not. each year the council holds the event to r low riding in the bay area. > >> and the tri-valley 14-year-olds all star team beata team from tallahassee today to cap off their perfect post-season run. they played thm in north dakota. so tri-valley, way to go. > >> and from a positive basebally to a controversial one as the san francisco giants have sparkd outrage online over this shirt in their team store. why is this this controversial? because it dares to abbreviation the name of san francisco. a lot of people are not pleased with that. there are several versions versions of the shirt for sale on the team's website as well. cha

>>ke got and gng.ay for lying that th12 ndy hook emennts of one of the x-year-old victims is suing him, claiming his lies put them through a living hell. here's cbs' janet shamlian. >> reporter: emotional testimony from neil heslan, the father of six-year-old jessie lewis, killed at sandy hook elementary in 2012. >> when you lose a child, you're losing part of yourself. and those feelings don't go away. >> reporter: heslan, and jessie's mom, scarlt lewis, are suing conspiracy theorist alex jones. jones on h "infowars" program told his audience of millions the massacre was a hoax calling the victims and their families crisis actors. >> they staged sandy hook. the evidence is overwhelming. >> reporter: the parents are asking for $150 million, saying they've endured years of harassment and threats by jones' followers. >> alex started this fight, and i'll finish this fight. >> reporter: heslan called jones a powered for not being present for his testimony, but jones was in court this afternoon as scarlett

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without him there's no kari la ke.t his company up, his profits are so profitable for walmart, and they took amount of walmart. do you know why, his political beliefs. his ardent belief that the election was stolen and he is not going to rest until he proves it. [applause] we have allowed the progressive left to build the administrative state over the past 50 or 60 years, to build an authoritarian state that has now merged with big tech and media to start the rule of the authoritarian state. our mandate and destiny at this time in history is simple, we need to take that on and taken apart brick by brick. the easiest victories we have had are behind us. they are going to come after you like they came after kari lake and mike lindell. look at president trump. they understand that they cannot beat him at the ballot box. they are coming at him by a death by a 1000 cuts, they are trying to put him in jail so he cannot run again in 2024 to be the rightful president that he should be right now. [applause] there are no half me

let's ta ke let's take you to the streets of notting hill in west london, getting ready for carnivalnce 19636-— since 1966. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris. hello again. well, for most of us, it's a dry—looking day, with spells of sunshine continuing to take us through the afternoon, and certainly a beautiful start to the day in parts of the uk. this was falmouth early in the morning in cornwall showing the early rising sun illuminating some of this high cloud that's working across england and wales. we do have thicker cloud out to the northwest and that has been bringing a few patches of light rain. there's the continuing threat of an odd spit of rain across northern ireland and western areas of scotland into the afternoon. but for england and wales, it is a largely dry picture, a bit of high cloud making the sunshine hazy, but it will feel warm in the day's sunshine. temperatures widely into the twenties. now, for north wales, northern england, you mightjust see an odd light shower. you can consider yourself pretty unlucky if you catch

we ta ke we take look at how the lives of new are being changed. welcome to asia business report. we begin in australia, where more pain could be on the horizon for mortgage holders. recent figures show the annual inflation is above 6%. catherine birch is a senior economist and she expects the bank of australia to lift region aggressively. we are expecting — region aggressively. we are expecting to _ region aggressively. we are expecting to lift _ region aggressively. we are expecting to lift the - region aggressively. we are expecting to lift the cash i region aggressively. we are i expecting to lift the cash rate a further 50 points. it would be the highest since 2016. when ou look be the highest since 2016. when you look at _ be the highest since 2016. when you look at the _ be the highest since 2016. when you look at the pain _ be the highest since 2016. when you look at the pain that - be the highest since 2016. when you look at the pain that lots - you look at the pain that lots of mortgage holders are likely to experience as a result, what you see as the sort of knock on im

let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines in the stories making headlinesuble figures since the first time that — for the first time in a0 years. it was running at 10.1% in the year tojuly — which was much higher than expected. analysts say the soaring cost of food, high energy costs and the war in ukraine are to blame. heavy rain battered london and the south east of england on wednesday, flooding several parts of the city. the met office issued an amber warning for thunderstorms as downpours caused chaos on roads in the capital and on the m25. emma raducanu is on good form. she's already beaten tennis legend, serena williams at the wta event in cincinnati. on wednesday she saw off the former world number one, victoria azarenka, in straight sets, which sets her up nicely for the us open later this month. terry gilliam has told the bbc that theatres have got to be braver. in his first book because interview since the cancellation of his production at the old vic, he wants we are living at a time when thoughts are dangerous. this comes after some old vic stu