kirk's friend said, do you not understand? this is russell kirk. he is the duke of lacoste up. -- lacosta. he said, i did not realize he was with the duchy! lecoste is a small town in michigan. they let the men. john: that was his home. he rebuilt his home in a grandiose manner. bradley: this is the other story about kirk we don't forget. if any of you end up reading the book, the one thing to take away that is so brilliant about kirk and i and of the book with this because i thought, if i start with this no one will believe it, but he did make millions of dollars during his lifetime, not only from his books, but us nonfiction, but his fiction. horror stories. about him,ressive when he died, he was basically broke. he and his wife used to drive into grand rapids. anyone who want to come from cambodia, ezio pia. they opened their houses to them. they would wake up every morning. they never knew who would be a breakfast because a time server 18 in ethiopian's or 30 cambodians, vietnamese, all of these people. one of my colleague where i teach at hill

so kirk liked him. and kirk was that ex-centric too. he just wasn't on the criminal side so -- >> john: let me ask you something kirk would imagine would happen these days i don't mean to put you in his mind but who better to ask than somebody who has put together this biography. what would he think about today's political environment? >> he would be horrified. i think two things would have bothered him immensely. he spent the last three years of his life combating this he was right or wrong, he thought that george bush's foreign policy, first george bush was just against everything that america really stood for. he was very worried about the first gulf war. he saw this as our first faux ray into serious perman american empire. he spent the first three years -- i don't think he was really successful. he was run out of the conservative mume of movement and he made some remarks that were not judiciously. he thought bush had betrayed the entire reagan policies. you have a military, so you don't use it. he did not believe in any form of ove

for maria and kirk, i'm rece. now, it's time for the ford wrapup, let's go to cassidy hubbar hubbarth. >> what a battle there in austin. welcome to the ford wrap up, i'm cassidy hubbarth. in the other ranked match-up of the day, texas a&m came in with a lot of confidence, against top-ranked clemson. jared hocker promised an upset. but those comments died quickly in death valley, as the tigers made their statement on the field. trevor lawrence, this beauty of a passing td. he also ran for one, as clemson got their 17th straight win, tying a score roerd, 42-10, the find. the top five teams in the country all took care of business. alabama, georgia and oklahoma all scoring more that 60 points. ohio shutout cincinnati. number seven michigan was in nail biter. wolverines survive, baifly, 24-21. meanwhile, nebraska couldn't hold off colorado. isaac armstrong misses the 48-yard feel goal. after trailing, and the butches storm back for the 34-31 overtime win. >>> maryland was favored against syracuse, and they show you wh

charlie kirk, founder and president of turning point usa. raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. and mark penn, democrat pollster. the new orleans representative here, raymond, where did the story originate? i've never heard of this publication. >> the big easy magazine. i am a new orleans native, lived there for 50 years, i've never heard of this thing. they were started last year. they call themselves the online home of progressive new orleans. they're not even a real publication. unapologetically progressive. when i started doing some research to give you an idea of the type of extremism they peddle in. there featuring a story sex in the big easy, take story in my breath away, a guide to the big easy guide to understanding erotic asphyxiation. i can't even read that to you. >> laura: what? >> that is so grotesque. this is the frame work drew brees is being depicted against lgbt people. it was innocuous as you saw bible suggestion, he didn't say anything. take your bible to school. >> laura: so his truth and the truth of millions one millions of bible believing christians in th

the host of the new podcast charlie kirk joins me now with more.ie, i want to talk about this climate change rally. apparently there are a million kids who were able to opt out of school and, you know, protest and show their support for climate change. and i don't know if any republican issues that they're allowed to leave school for and show their support for. is this just me being skewed or is this realistic? >> you're totally correct. and so new york city alone, the students, given off this last friday to go protest against the climate. first thought. it's not a protest if the authorities are giving you permission to go do this. and the word protest means there might be disciplinary action taken against you for standing what you believe in. the new york city example is so egregious. 84 cities in the city of new york are deemed failing by the state standard. that's 14% of black kids in the public school system in new york city are proficient of reading at grade level and they've been given signs to 0 protest. some of them can't read the signs tha

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i am kirk cox the speaker of the house of the virginia delegates. and i am absolutely delighted to welcome everyone here at jamestown settlement at their forward, and those viewing these proceedings on line. the 400th anniversary today of the first and oldest continuous represented body in the western hemisphere. as our forefathers did on this very day 400 years ago. we assemble here at the birth place of american democracy, jamestown. freedom in the form of democracy began here in virginia. the unforgettable and inspiring event that happened here, it has changed virginia, america , and much of the entire world. the special occasion and commemoration like this is an opportunity to pause and reflect on the history of the 1619, is a retired schoolteacher i taught government for 30 years. i know the year 1619 was pivotal and complicated. since that year it has profoundly shaped the history of america. in the year 1619 saw the beginning of highs and lows of america which included the noteworthy democracy in the new world and the ongoing experiment in se

say the child was overstepping boundaries, but his family says the boy didn't know any better andy kirk stomach. >>because for some out understanding now. he's a 5 year-old he's a child summary putnam says she received a call fro. her son's teacher at east ridge elementary about 2 weeks ago the teacher called me. >>and she said you need to have to tell when nathan about boundaries putnam son nathan is 5 years old. >>she says he has autism making it difficult for him to understand social cues if you don't understand out works. you think hey sacked a man or be in the fight. that's not the situation putnam says the teacher said anything was overstepping boundaries. she says the teacher accused person of sexually active a tease after she was told he had a child in case another child on the cheek. he should treated like the us nathan's grandmother debbie aim it took to facebook asking quote what do you do when a 5 your child is being labeled aceh's predator accused of sexual-harassment by the school system the kid down understand was 60 is spokesperson tim hensley says according to school po

. >> brad mcmillan is cio with commonwealth financial network and kirk is president and cio with wellsgo assets management let me start with you, with the exception of those notable items that bob pointed out uber, lyft, slack and a couple others, the market seems to be healthy. what does that tell you about the economic state in the country or the market state in the country. is it as important to tell tale as it once was in. >> i think it's important, but i don't think it's the bellwether that it used to be the private markets, and the early stage investors, i would argue a lot of the value creation has happened before the ipo comes and the ipo is more of a liquidity event. the market has been very good this year, especially in the technology and software space where a lot of these companies are in -- playing in i think it makes sense that the market is doing well, it's important, but not the bellwether it used to be >> brad, is there any concern that -- the fact that many companies have come to market this year, would suggest that make the market is peaking >> i think that's getting

charlie kirk thanks for being with us.fter six years of swollen joints, fatigue, and eye-mouth dryness i was finally diagnosed with sjögren's syndrome. today, i follow my rheumatologist treatment plan and i am back on top of my game. you can be too. visit backontop.org to learn more. finally, if you're fed up with the radicals resisting the president, it's time to buy my book. it's a must read in this crazy world of radical liberals trying to remake america everyday and take down the president. we are trying to remake the supreme court by getting brett kavanaugh impeached. this community knows no end. i'm advocating for truth, justice and the american way. >> we are stopping at the moon. the moon is a launching pad. that's why we are stopping at the moon. [laughter] will be doing the moon but really we will do mars. [laughter] >> i can see it now, mars. [laughter] all right, another banner week for the media. if by banner you mean stupid.

there, kirk sawyer had just left his house when dorian tore through. sheltering with a friend, debris flying around and huge waves coming in, he thought he wouldn't make it. i told my friend, i said, hey, we were friends for almost a0 years. we arrived together, we're going to die together here. and not being able to tell his family outside he is alive has been tough. for them, he had a message. your uncle kirk here, he's alive, he made it through this. so i'll see you all soon. thank you all for being concerned about me. love you all. the reality is many didn't survive. in marsh harbour, we saw more bodies being removed, and the signs are the recovery effort will go on for many days yet. i honestly believe abaco is finished. i think abaco will not recover until the next ten years, like, fully recover, because everything is gone. absolutely everything is gone. the uk is distributing shelter and ration packs across affected communities. but even those of them who have been doing this through powerful hurricanes of recent years told us they had never see

now to speaker kirk cox.notperspective on just formed by his many years of public service and his current high position, but also for 30 years he was a civics teacher in virginia. either way, i want people to know, don't even bother to look for corruption connected to kirk cox because the man has been a schoolteacher in the never virginia general assembly and if you want to get rich, those are not the places to do it. i have had a number of students come to the university of virginia -- he was a great civics teacher, he would often bring them up to the university and show them around and get some of us to chat with him about it. obviously you have a strong political philosophy but they pointed out to me, the democratic students, that you never insisted that they agree with you and maybe we would gain extra credit for agreeing to disagree -- that's the way it should be. mr. speaker, what's your view of civic education and civility? >> i would say first of all, some great points have been made. we don't teach e

french authorities ordered the closure of a migrant camp called the gym in the coastal city of dunn kirk the decisions believed to have led to a sudden surge in refugees fleeing france for the u.k. some of yeah go joins me live now from dunkirk so what more can you tell us about what's happening inside the town. well this was the 3rd warning that they've had to this would be cleared out they had 2 warnings previously last week but now the riot police have surrounded the area as well as the local gendarmes and they are slowly starting to clear out the gym where it was initially opened up to people and also the surrounding area around which there was a makeshift tent sort of settlement made with a lot of families a lot of also. men who've come here as well so while this is slowly taking place people have been coming out quite tightly controlled by the police and being put on to coaches and taken to what could possibly be other migrant centers around the country still unaware exactly where most people will wind up there is a fair also amongst men who have come here by themselves that they c

war, ronaldcivil kirk would talks about the spengler farm during the battle of gettysburg which was used as a union army headquarters and artillery reserve and field hospital. --oday we have today would.e have ron kirk had tired after a 40 year career as an editor in the newspaper and magazine industry. his publications include usa today, the baltimore sun, the harrisburg patriot news in the new york daily record. he managed the copy desk and harrisburg when the paper won the pulitzer prize in 2012. ron is a native of michigan, graduate of central michigan university, and has returned as part of theker as hearst visiting professional series. ron lives in york, pennsylvania and has been at gettysburg foundation guide since 2013. youuld like to present to ron kirkwood. [applause] mr. kirkwood: thank you. ok, we are good. tammy, thank you. thank you all for coming. thegue in my book that george and elizabeth spangler farm is the most important farm in the battle of gettysburg. i'm going to address that first, then we will go into other factors, like the two hospitals that were on this prope

hello hello i'm kirk and welcome to liberal to my neighborhood. in the capital of. illustrated by king the city in the gulf of guinea home. is rich in raw materials but for many survivors still an everyday struggle. comes from one of its pora neighborhoods. we are in the so-called stadiums on the level. here. and there you have this. is the mosque and on the other side the hospital this is where i grew up this is my area this is my muse. among these tin roofs and rain flooded. so this was the only place he could afford. this is where i lived 3 years ago this was the place where i created my 1st pieces of started my career as an artist. was difficult because whenever it rained i was up to my uncle's in water i had to save my artworks and how to save my own skin because of the cold from the rain. because the water rose up to here and all my people inside it was crazy. despite the hardships this neighborhood still inspires him his sketches tell the history and stories of. the folk tales motivate the people to get through the struggles of everyday life to. become an old

cox, thank you, kirk. [ applause ] senate majority leader tommy norment. [ applause ] and members ofost and other federal, state, and local tribal leaders all with us today. thank you very much. [ applause ] we're also very thankful as well to have with us secretary ben carson. ben, thank you very much, wherever you may be. [ applause ] and acting director, a person that you know very well, acting director ken cuccinelli. [ applause ] he spent a lot of time with you folks and he has a lot of respect for you. and the terrific people at the department of the interior and the national park service. i want to thank you all for being here with us. it's a great honor. [ applause ] i also want to recognize everyone at american evolution and the jamestown settlement. the jamestown yorktown foundation. the jamestown rediscovery project. and preservation virginia. thank you very much. what a great job you do. thank you. the fact is that each of you has helped protect and preserve our national treasures here at jamestown. and it's a great debt. we owe you a great, great debt. thank you. what a

personal relationship we met 3 years ago i mean business deal i do and yes the relationship between kirk and there is a very strong relationship forward with this meeting right. you know what areas we can also strengths. more now from our correspondent. well beyond trade interests which are extensive between the u.k. and qatar with qatar providing up to 30 percent of the u.k.'s gas imports the 2 men clearly did discuss events in the region or a statement from the emir of qatar as office says that they discussed several emerging issues in the middle east especially the developments in the gulf to no detail from the qatari side now a statement from boris johnson's office says that they discussed as well as the need for the war in yemen to come to an end the recent attacks on iran coke oil facilities in saudi arabia it goes on a shared concern over iran's destabilizing behavior and agreed the importance of negotiation in deescalating regional tensions while the potteries clearly in their statement did not talk about iran's destabilizing behavior it's unclear how far they went in using simil

thank you, kirk. [ applause ]akuq >> senate majority leader tommy norment. [ applause ] >> thank youl state, local and tribal leaders all with us today. thank you very much. [ applause ] we're also very thankful as well to have with us secretary ben carson. ben, thank you very much, wherever you may be. and acting director, person that you know very well, acting director ken cuccinelli. [ applause ] >> spent a lot of time with you folks and has a lot of respect for you. and the terrific people at the department of the interior and the national parks service. i want to thank you all for being here with us. it's a great honor. [ applause ] i also want to recognize everyone at american evolution and the jamestown settlement, the jamestown yorktown preservation. the fact is that each of you has helped protect and preserve our national treasures here at jamestown and it's a great debt. we owe you a great, great debt. thank you. what a job. on this day in 1619, just a mile south of where we are gathered now, 22 newly elected members of the house of burgesses assembled in a small church, th

of the right wing coalition government all eyes are on the front runner former chancellor sebastian kirks and his conservative austrian people's party church is expected to win handily but will probably need a coalition partner to secure a stable majority and who will pick is currently anybody's guess. for more let's bring in our correspondent max hoffman who's outside a polling station in vienna so sebastian kurtz as you know max has long been leading in the polls is his win a foregone conclusion. let's put it this way there really is no way around cool it's also because most of the other parties have ruled out a coalition with the far right freedom party. has not he's expected to poll with more than 10 percent of the vote ahead of all the others so that is very very comfortable margin and so the answer is quite simple yes it's likely that the next will be courts so as you mentioned he is not ruling out forming a government with the freedom party and yet that is the party that led to the scandal that brought down his previous government why has he not ruled it out. of the 1st thing is th

made that threat as well certainly it doesn't set a good basis for the negotiations to succeed. >> kirkplay into your market outlook? how much does the market need some kind of progress on trade or at least no further escalation and what does it mean for the fed and the economy itself >> well, i think there are a lot of issues. i think the market highs on the year will still be the highs at the end of the year. i think you don't change your investment outlook, but certainly any kind of restrictions on global listings or the u.s. ability to invest in china, you know, is not good for the markets, so we'll have to see. i tend to think this is all posturing for the trade negotiations i think there will be some deal, especially protection of intellectual property rights and i think the big question here is what's going to happen to the dollar, because the dollar is driving a lot of this and interestingly the more you have trade tensions, the dollar just continues to be strong. so i think that's something to keep an eye on. >> kirk, are you saying that investors should not be paying too close

and ultimately with some conditions, kirk was able to accept this omission from iso new england. and i think that was an example where i really want to applaud the states for the way they engage with stakeholders. they engage with each other, and found a way to try to find that delicate benefit and that market. dish -- in that market. similarly, the core idea behind forming that ein was if you had a greater pool to address demand, ultimately consumers would see the benefit. we're talking about a wide array of states with totally diverse resource portfolios, ranging from high amounts of wind and solar to hydro to coal. and again, the states demonstrated leadership, worked collectively together, and what we're seeing now, we've seen estimates that the savings to consumers have been upwards of $650 million in the ein. and also towards goals of decarbonization, we've seen a reduction in carbon emissions in the west as a result of the collaboration taking place. that's my long-winded way of saying these are complex challenges when you're dealing with diverse states, with diverse resou

. >>> opening driver the game, kirk cousins rolls out and finds adam to dealing for a 35 yard shot toget the party started. now 21-7 mid third quarter minnesota rookie alexander madison leaps up into the end zone for his first nfl touchdown. 28-7 to the vikings. they welcome the squad here at the coliseum. >>> 2-0 for the texans. deep and the third home run by the rangers. they 18-3. oakland had a huge night with the raisin the indians on top for that wild- card spot. >>> the final road game of his career today and that is in atlanta. scoreless in the six. doubling in right field austin slater scores from third base for the first run. longoria had two runs batted in giants win formic-1 and doug poche gets a victory in his last game on the road. the 49ers are undefeated and 3- 0. they have a bye week and the next game is monday night here against cleveland. from levi stadium, kpix five. >>> is 4:57 am. lanes are still shut down as crews worked to get a handle on a fire in steep terrain. an update on that firefight. ♪ sup. whwhacha? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curl

> reporter: and today in santa barbara a mother forced to identify the body of her daughter, alley kirk was a go getter. following her dreams. >> reporter: a father and daughter who shared a love of exploring the ocean. scott and kendra chan. he was a teacher in fremont. he left his job untech to help students. he often visited kendra where she worked as a wildlife biologist. this was taken two years ago today. scott prepared for their adventurers at pacific scuba divers in sonny veil. >> he rented tanks and things like that. he frequents the dive sites in monterey and southernb california. >> reporter: losing one is a tragedy but 34 is hard to comprehend. >> it's hard to grasp the reality of so many divers you have known. >> and saying they're not sure they know any of the other divers because the full name hasaboha hasn't been released yet. and chan's brotherer says i'll miss all engthises about your you and your love outdoors. >> of course we'll continue to live stream the news conference. nbc bay area app is a great source. >>> hurricane dorian flat pd thousands of homes and buildin

there, kirk had just left his house when dorian tore through. sheltering with a friend, debris flying aroun huge waves coming in, he thought he wouldn't make it. >>d, i told my fri hey, we have been friends for 40 years. we ride together, we're going to die together. aleem: not being able to tell his family outside he is alive has been tough.he for themad a message. >> alive, made it hirough i will see you all soon. thank you all for being concerned about me. love you all. aleem: the reality is, many in marsh harbour ww more bodies being removed, d the signs are the recovery effort will go on for many days yet. >> i honestly believe abaco is finished i think abaco will not recover until the next 10 years, like fully recover, because everything is gone. issolutely everything is gone. aleem: the u.k. istributing shelter and ration bags across affected communities, even thosc who have done this through enpowerful hurricas in r years told us they had never seen needseat as this. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in thed abaco isof the bahamas. nada: the form

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date including south africa and pull they all blacks get back here and raid looking to join david kirk and richie mccaw and become just the 3rd new zealand captain to lift the web address try for the all blacks are going for a unprecedented 4th well qatar towards the south africans are looking for their 3rd this match a repeat of the north you know 85 world cup final which is springboks one i think is a good way to start the world cup to play them at the beginning and i mean you want to play them in new in your pool stage and i think it's a perfect time. to play that now i think they would also think the same thing. still avoid to annoy you too you know and you know some causal rather we can be hitting the big one is coming but is proof of a we can prepare from the beginning now and reply to the vision of their ability and it doesn't matter who we apply it's going to mean they're going to have to play really well debaters and and if they do show them you know well done to them and we have to accept that. in that they may have to accept the consequences steve hansen absolutely terrified

kirk reader is there. this is 10-feet foul and spins back on to the field. that's a fair ball.ut the english on it. i mean, that's crazy. this is -- this is not crazy. it's just gone. scoreless in the sixth. marcel ozuna big mac land. giants got only two hits, and they lose 1-0. >>> the warriors unveil their $2 billion palace today. the ribbon cutting ceremony at chase center in san francisco with a giant ribbon. owner peter guber on a high risk, high reward project. >> the word was wow from your partner. what is your word? >> very simple, it could have been ow. that's how close success and failure, just millimeters apart. it's wow or ow. >> i'm having trouble imagining how incredible it's going to be. this is going to be a lot of concerts. san francisco hasn't had an arena or a building like this. >> here's another wow. jared goff just got paid. the former cal quarterback signed a four-year, $134 million extension with the l.a. rams, $110 million is guaranteed. goff led the rams to the super bowl last season. abc77 sports. and upset. roger federer lost to gregor dimitrov. fed

french authorities a vote of the closure of a migrant camp called the gym in the coastal city of dung kirk the decision is believed to have led to a sudden surge in refugees fleeing france for the u.k. . says the government will open talks with community leaders next week in a bid to end the protests there chief executive kerry lamb says members of the public will be able to attend the sessions nearly 50000 general motors workers in the u.s. say they'll continue their strike for a 2nd day a union is pushing for better wages health benefits and guarantees of job security well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story station that's a watching. how high will petrol prices go because of the attacks in saudi arabia the world's biggest oil exporter is scrambling to repair the damage and try to fighters in yemen are vowing more attacks with a threat for severe think of our thirst for saudi oil this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. saudi arabia is trying to reassure the world that it will quickly recover from saturday's attacks on his oil p

there, kirk sawyer had just left his house when dorian tore through.he wouldn't make it. i told my friend, i said, hey, you've been my friend for almost 40 years. we ride together, we are going to die together here. and not being able to tell his family outside he's alive has been tough. for them, he had a message. he is alive, he made it through this. so, i'll see you all soon. thank you all for being concerned about me. i love you all. the reality is, many didn't survive. in marsh harbour we saw more bodies being removed, and the signs are the recovery effort will go on for many days yet. i honestly believe abaco is finished. i think abaco will not recover until the next ten years. like, fully recover, because everything is gone, absolutely everything is gone. the uk is distributing shelter and ration packs across affected communities. but even those of them who have been doing this through powerful hurricanes of recent years, told us they'd never seen needs as great as this. aleem maqbool, bbc news, the abaco islands. less than half of eu citizens c

champion the zealand playing south africa that simple baby skipper kieren rate is hoping to join david kirk and richie mccaw and become the 3rd new zealand captain to lift the webb ellis try for the old blacks going for an unprecedented 4th world cup title while the south africans well they're looking for their 3rd of this match a repeat of the 1995 world cup final which the springboks won. i think it's a good way to start the world cup to play them at the beginning and i mean you want to play them in new in your pool stage and i think it's a perfect time. to play that now i think there would also think the same thing. still avoid to annoyed to you know and you know some causal rather weak in the head and saying the big one is coming but it's probable that we can prepare from the beginning now in reply to the visceral of their ability and it doesn't matter who we apply it's kind of the you know they're going to have to play really well debaters and and if they do show them you know well done to them and we have to accept that. in that they might have to accept the consequences is a terrific

el capitÁn de la policÍa de santa clara, agua kirk hacen, dijo que los cementerios aparentemente sonepciÓn. una mujer puede setenta y tres aÑos fue robaba ya arrastraba para quitarle su bolso y las llaves de su casa, mientras hacÍa compras en un centro comercial en alameda. esto ocurriÓ el sÁbado pasado, pero la pesadilla no terminÓ allÍ nuevo el sospechoso condujo hasta la casa de la mujer, esa misma noche. me tratÓ de entrar a la vivienda, pero se encontrÓ con el esposo de la vÍctima, quien de inmediato llamÓ a la policÍa. bebo clan el asaltante, por supuesto, se dio a la fuga. dinero se lo que se esperaba fuera un dÍa inolvidable, el viver pi bou terminÓ en tragedia. una paracaidista de origen colombiano de veintiocho aÑos, muriÓ al desviarse antes de aterrizar y cayÓ en una autopista donde fue atropellada y omar lÓpez hablo con un amigo de la vÍctima. >> la joven colombiana salgo de este centro de paracaÍdas junto a varios amigos para practicar paracaidismo nunca pensÓ que serÍa su Última vez. ella falleciÓ ayer cuando tomo que aterrizar accidentalmente en medio de la autopista n

chief ann kirk patrick shared details today. investigators say 19-year-old jonathan was driving to a soccer tournament on may 3rd and had plans to attend a formal dance. his car was photographed entering the san mateo bridge heading west. the silver 1998 honda accord was found parked about midway across. his brother says the search has taken a heavy toll on the family. >> and they don't see any crime yet every time i come forth to speak about this situation i try so hard to stand still, stand tall, stand strong, and i can't stay composed, yet i do know that my brother is out there, and i do 100% feel he'll come home and we'll find him. >> police are asking anyone with information on jonathan bandabaila to call the number on your screen and we'll post it for you on abc7news.com. >>> some sports news this afternoon. receiver antonio brown has lost his shoe deal with nike. a company told the "boston globe," quote, antonio brown is not a nike athlete. they declined to comment on why. brown is currently facing a sexual assault lawsui

kirk cox, speaker of the virginia house of delegates. i'm delighted to welcome everyone here at jamestown settlement in the recredit church in james forte. and those viewing these proceedings online or watching from beyond to the 400 that today. of the first and oldest continuous representative legislation body in the western hemisphere. dayforefathers on this very at years ago assembled here the birthplace of american democracy, jamestown. freedom in the form of representative democracy began here in virginia. the unforgettable and inspiring event that happened here, what began here, has changed not only virginia, and not only america, but much of the entire world. special occasions and commemorations like this offer us an opportunity to pause and reflect on the history of 6019. as a retired schoolteacher, i taught government for 30 years. i know the year 1619 was pivotal. as well as complicated. events that year profoundly shaped the history of america. they are 1619 saw the beginning of the highs and lows of america. these included th

champion zealand playing south africa that simple bay skipper kieren raid is hoping to join david kirk and richie mccaw and become the 3rd new zealand captain to lift the webb ellis try for the old blacks going for an unprecedented 4th well cup title while the south africans well they're looking for their 3rd of this match a repeat of the 1995 world cup final which the springboks won. i think it's a good way to start the world cup to play them at the beginning and i mean you want to play them in new in your pool stage and i think it's a perfect time. to play that now i think they would also think the same thing still avoid to annoy too you know and you know some causal rather weak in the head and saying the big one is coming but it's probable that we can prepare from the beginning now in reply to the visceral of their ability and it doesn't matter who we pride generally you know they're going to have to play really well debaters and and if they do show them you know well done to them and we have to accept that. in that they might have to accept the consequences is a terrific lineup of

french authorities have all of the closure of a migrant camp called the gym in the coastal city of dung kirk that assertion is believed to have led to a sudden surge in refugees fleeing from for the u.k. and hong kong leaders says the government will open talks with community leaders next week to try and months of protests chief executive carolina says members of the public will be able to attend the sessions well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the street station watching battle. what guarantees will you give to the people who will be attending the workshop listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing me we meet with newsmakers and the stories that matter. welcome to the stream i'm femi oke a the global climate emergency is our holding fast and it's taking a toll and some people's mental health as we start an entire week of shows tied to the covering climate now initiative today we look at a condition known as climate grief one of the symptoms stay with us to find out. seems like every day brings headlines about catastroph

charlie kirk has a good point. let's talk about aoc. social media sparking a social media frenzy, marking white house -- >> the picture shows her next to some fire extinguishers. she posted that with the caption who do you call when white house ethics are on fire? a lot of comments coming in, one saying i'm sure you need them as your pants are always on fire. another critic says that is more for the fires you start. others thought the picture was funny. heather: the issues she has with campaign funding when it comes to ethics. college students have this sign and end of raising thousands of dollars. carley: this iowa college student going viral for all the right reasons, that's fine you see right there, he included this account that appeared on college game day. people send him a lot of money. as of wednesday people send him $45,000 and he's going to donate it to the university of iowa children's hospital. and bush and didn't know will match the donations so he has raised an unbelievable amount of money. he could have kept the money. tha

clearing it for migrants around a 1000 a big move from the camp called the gym near the port of dun kirk its closure follows british border police intercepting 120 margarets crossing the english channel in small boats in the past week here is the new guy who watched the police operation since early choose day morning police have been gradually. area around the gym. which has been at least 270 people and yet. we're having a lot of fun tonight here at al-jazeera we've got technical problems with our server you can see some of those stories not playing in their entirety but i'm going to continue to read the news for us hi causes to hear an appeal by the former treasurer in the vatican against sex abuse convictions cardinal george pell got the pictures with sentenced in march to 6 years jail for molesting 2 teenage boys in the 1990 s. he is the highest ranking roman catholic so far to be found guilty of sexually assaulting children the high court is his last chance to appeal. haiti's capital is at a standstill as violent protests continue as a fuel shortages and a corruption scandal the pres