back to you, chris and kirk. >> kirk: how about it? add that to the list there, kevin. >> chris: a mixed bag for the old pac-12 teams. washington gets a big dub, but u usc with the loss. haven't heard row the boat in awhile. >> kirk: it's been awhile. if arkansas is going to have a chance, their defense has to make a play. this offense isn't going anywhere without taylen green. >> chris: dylan sampson secures the ball. conservative approach from heupel here. >> kirk: we saw a similar approach in norman. when you have confidence in your defense, they addressed it with the media. people said, boy, we're so used to going fast in that second half in norman, he said, listen, i got a young quarterback, our defense was playing great, we're dominating. i didn't want to lose the game. i wanted to play smart on the road with a young quarterback. kind of the same approach right now. >> chris: iamaleava zips it down the middle, incomplete. low throw for white. so, the clock stops, and now it's third and nine. and white slow to get up. his great-gr

kirk. and they're going that that show is going to be animated. all of the children's books that brave books has written. so that children can learn them on their screens and the values that they teach. and the newest book is born to be brave how to be part of america's spiritual comeback. the author is kirk cameron. we appreciate your time on booktv. oh, man. thank you so much. great to talk with you today. god bless you. and you're watching about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span booktv. well, this week on booktv afterwards program journalist brigid schulte looks at how americans conceive of work and ways to improve quality of life on the job. here's a preview. so when you are in a culture that rewards busyness, that that cares more, if you look productive than if you really are, or that values the long work hours, the input of what you're doing rather than the output, the output. what are you actually creating? what are you actually doing? what's the performance? what's the what's the impact in the world that you're having? if tha

kirk. and they're going that that show is going to be animated. all of the children's books that brave books has written. so that children can learn them on their screens and the values that they teach. and the newest book is born to be brave how to be part of america's spiritual comeback. the author is kirk cameron. we appreciate your time on booktv. oh, man. thank you so much. great to talk with you today. god bless you. and you're watching about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span booktv. well, this week on booktv afterwards program journalist brigid schulte looks at how americans conceive of work and ways to improve quality of life on the job. here's a preview. so when you are in a culture that rewards busyness, that that cares more, if you look productive than if you really are, or that values the long work hours, the input of what you're doing rather than the output, the output. what are you actually creating? what are you actually doing? what's the performance? what's the what's the impact in the world that you're having? if tha

kirk. and they're going that that show is going to be animated. all of the children's books that brave books has written. so that children can learn them on their screens and the values that they teach. and the newest book is born to be brave how to be part of america's spiritual comeback. the author is kirk cameron. we appreciate your time on booktv. oh, man. thank you so much. great to talk with you today. god bless you. and you're watching about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span booktv. well, this week on booktv afterwards program journalist brigid schulte looks at how americans conceive of work and ways to improve quality of life on the job. here's a preview. so when you are in a culture that rewards busyness, that that cares more, if you look productive than if you really are, or that values the long work hours, the input of what you're doing rather than the output, the output. what are you actually creating? what are you actually doing? what's the performance? what's the what's the impact in the world that you're having? if tha

basil, my question is, is there anyone like charlie kirk?y charlie kirk equivalent on the left that is energizing young men for democrats? >> well, kamala harris energizes young men, as soon as women had a call, the women got on a call the next day. thousands raised money. >> donald trump isn't going to that young men rally, schar lee kirk is, so is there a young man in the democratic party who's connecting with young men. >> i mean, there are rappers who've been on twitter and tiktok and all -- i mean, ever since kamala became the nominee, and going bit by bit and debunking the negative attacks against her. you had charlamagne tha god out here. i want to be very clear about this, they were individuals who made negative comments against her, and what happened? she turned them around so that publicly now turned around to the point where they have to say i was wrong. which brings me to a bigger point that a lot of the divide that you're talking about and that we're seeing is because you have a lot of men who maybe are not college educated. tha

midweek, we are watching hurricane kirk in the atlantic. this is the satellite picture from now on. be caught in the jet stream and propelled to western parts of europe. we are increasingly confident that the worst of the storm will track to the south of us but as the storm reaches western europe, it will sharply curve towards the left, northwards, and mayjust clip southeastern parts of the uk, but it's a small chance. let's have a look at wednesday. showers and cool weather across many northern and eastern areas with some sunshine out towards the west. here you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, that ex—hurricane, with gusty winds moving across france. 9 in northern scotland, 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday evening to thursday, look how close that low pressure is to southeastern parts of the country. and gale force winds are possible around east anglia, the south east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards, say, germany. so, here is the outlook then for the week. really showery pictur

this is hurricane kirk.t is left will then run it looks like increasingly to the south of us, across parts of continental europe, but it will still have an impact on our weather as it pulls away in drawing down colder, strong winds. now this is linked to hurricane kirk, ex—hurricane kirk, which is to the south of us on wednesday. it's still far away, but could be enough to give some persistent rain to the channel islands and the far southeast of england. one to watch. but away from it, a fair bit of cloud, occasional showers and turning colder from the north. now the centre of that storm system pushes continuing towards denmark as we go through into thursday. and that opens the door to colder air for more of us on thursday, and some particularly strong winds down eastern coasts — rough seas and dangerous around some of the coasts, i suspect. but a story of sunshine and showers for many on thursday. but by the afternoon, a much chillierfeel and a frosty night will follow. live from israel, this is bbc news. v

kirk equivalent on the left energizing young men?la harris does. thousands of them >> yes. like donald trump is not going to that young man rally. so is there a young man in the democratic party connect something >> there are rappers that have been on twitter and tiktok and ever since kamala harris became the nominee and going bit by bit and debumpinging all of the negative attacks against her. hugly and i want to be clear, they were individuals that made negative comments against her. what happened? she turned them around. >> yes. >> specifically, spoke at the dnc. turned around and say i was wrong. it brings me to a bigger point that a lot of the divide that you are talking about and that we are seeing is because you have a lot of men who maybe or not college educated. that used to sort of be the point that we could focus on. but it is a bigger divide than before. >> or convincing college- educated ones. not we, but the likes of charlie kirk are convincing the college educated ones that it will get you and you can not succeed despi

mid week, we are watching hurricane kirk in the atlantic. this is the satellite picture.aught in thejet northwards and it will get caught in the jet stream and propelled to western parts of europe. we are increasingly confident that the storm will track to the south of us but as the storm reaches western europe it will sharply curved towards the left, northwards and mayjust clip south—eastern part of the uk. but it is a small chance. on wednesday, showers and cool weather across many northern and eastern areas with some sunshine out towards the west and here, you can see the west and here, you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, the ex hurricane with kirk, the ex hurricane with very gusty winds winds moving across france. nine in northern scotland, 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday evening into thursday, look how close the low pressure is to south—eastern parts of the country and gale. winds are possible around east anglia, the south—east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards

here you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, that ex hurricane, with gust which windsand, 9, and 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday evening to thursday, look how close that low pressure is to south eastern parts of the country and gale force winds are possible around east anglia, the south—east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards, say, germany. so, here is the outlook then for the week. really showery picture, first half of the week. then we are watching possibly kirk brushing us midweek and then end of the week, brighter but quite a bit colder. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm katie silver. the headlines: more airstrikes in beirut, after israeli forces issue new evacuation orders for parts of southern lebanon. as israel continues its offensives in lebanon and in gaza, it hits one year since the october 7 attacks by hamas. we'll hear the stories of those affected , and explore how conflict has spread across the middle east. it's 11 in the morning in singap

we need to have a look at hurricane kirk which will weaken across the cooler waters and lose its hurricanef low pressure. current thinking is still taking it to northern spain and france so we are going to miss the worst of it. but what kirk will do is it will change the wind direction and be responsible for introducing this northerly flow and turning colder. they could be a glancing blow across the channel islands and a rash of showers coming in from the north sea and the northerly wind starting to be felt across scotland. eight or 9 degrees here. still relatively mild across the south. it is from thursday onwards that we will notice the difference with the feel of the weather, a cooler wind and still plenty of showers to come. live from london. this is bbc news. vigils in israel, and around the world, a year on from the october seventh attacks, when hamas gunmen killed 1200 people, and took 251 hostage. at the nova festival site, pictures of some of the missing and dead, many of whose families, gathered to mark the anniversary. multiple blasts have shaken the southern suburbs of beirut.

midweek we are watching hurricane kirk in the atlantic. this is the satellite picture from now on.n the jet stream and propelled to western parts of europe. we are increasingly confident that the worst of the storm will track to the south of us but as the storm reaches western europe it will sharply curve towards the left, northwards and mayjust clip south eastern parts of the uk, but it's a small chance. let's have a look at wednesday. showers and cool weather across many northern and eastern areas, with some sunshine out towards the west. here you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, that ex hurricane, with gusty winds moving across france. in northern scotland, 9, and 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday evening to thursday, look how close that low pressure is to south eastern parts of the country and gale force winds are possible around east anglia, the south—east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards, say, germany. so, here is the outlook then for the week. really showery picture, firs

midweek we are watching hurricane kirk in the atlantic. this is the satellite picture from now on.stern parts of europe. we are increasingly confident that the worst of the storm will track to the south of us but as the storm reaches western europe it will sharply curve towards the left, northwards and mayjust clip south eastern parts of the uk, but it's a small chance. let's have a look at wednesday. showers and cool weather across many northern and eastern areas, with some sunshine out towards the west. here you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, that ex—hurricane, with gusty winds moving across france. 9 in northern scotland and 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday evening to thursday, look how close that low pressure is to south eastern parts of the country and gale force winds are possible around east anglia, the south—east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards, say, germany. so, here is the outlook then for the week. really showery picture, first half of the week. then we are watchi

this is linked to hurricane kirk, ex hurricane kirk on wednesday.slands and the far south—east of england. away from it, fair bit of clout, occasional showers and turning colder from the north. occasional showers and turning colderfrom the north. the centre of that storm system pushes towards denmark as we go into thursday. that opens the door to colder air for more into thursday. that opens the door to colder airfor more of us on thursday and some particularly strong winds down in eastern coasts. rough seas and dangerous around some of the coasts, but a story of sunshine and showers for many on thursday providing a chilly feel and a frosty night will follow. this is bbc news, the headlines... vigils across israel and the world are remembering last year's 7 october attacks, in which hamas killed 1200 people and took 251 hostage. powerful explosions rocked beirut overnight as israel targets a hezbollah stronghold. this is the scene live in beirut — as lebanon deals with the aftermath of israel's strikes. welcome to the programme. israeli strikes cont

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there's a chance around the middle part of the week, we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bringalways nearby. there's a chance around the middle part of the week, we could see the remnants of hurricane kirk bring some rain and gales, so stay tuned. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai, reporting live from singapore. the headlines: israel carries out more deadly air strikes on the lebanese capital beirut. large explosions light up the night sky amid concerns of a wider war. a senior leader of hamas, proscribed as a terrorist organisation by many countries — including the us and the uk, speaks to the bbc�*s international editorjeremy bowen. with the death toll rising to 200, helene is declared the deadliest hurricane to hit the us mainland since katrina. and in a historic move, the uk gives up sovereignty of the strategic chagos islands in the indian ocean. rain and gales, so stay tuned.

this is hurricane kirk.hat is left will then run it looks like increasingly to the south of us, across parts of continental europe, but it will still have an impact on our weather as it pulls away in drawing down colder, strong winds. now this is linked to hurricane kirk, ex—hurricane kirk, which is to the south of us on wednesday. it's still far away, but could be enough to give some persistent rain to the channel islands and the far southeast of england. one to watch. but away from it, a fair bit of cloud, occasional showers and turning colder from the north. now the centre of that storm system pushes continuing towards denmark as we go through into thursday. and that opens the door to colder air for more of us on thursday, and some particularly strong winds down eastern coasts — rough seas and dangerous around some of the coasts, i suspect. but a story of sunshine and showers for many on thursday. but by the afternoon, a much chillierfeel and a frosty night will follow. today at one, israel remembers the

this is major hurricane kirk.es northwards and gradually decays, it will have an influence on our weather during the second half of the week. exactly what happens, still open to a question mark. one scenario could bring that storm towards us, bringing mainly rain, but also some strong winds around as well. but there is also other scenarios in which that system pushes further south across spain, france and portugal and leaves us in something a little bit less stormy, but also a good deal colder. we'll keep you updated. live from beirut, this is bbc news. iran's supreme leader calls the october 7 attack on israel a "legitimate act", and calls on muslim nations to unite against their common enemy, as he leads prayers in tehran. translation: from iran to afghanistan, _ translation: from iran to afghanistan, from - translation: from iran to afghanistan, from gas - translation: from iran to afghanistan, from gas to i afghanistan, from gas to lebanon. in every islamic country, we should fasten the seat belt of resistance

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this is what russell kirk writes at the end of the introduction. "both the impulse to improve and the impulse to conserve are necessary to the healthy functioning of our society. whether we join our energies to the party of progress or the party of permanence must depend upon the circumstances of our time." and to add to this, the fact that charles krauthammer, all the way back to edmund burke, has written about how tyrants, dictators, and radicals can tear down, in one day, institutions that took centuries to build up by compromise, convention, and prudence. less than a month from now, there is a clear choice. and we saw yesterday -- we all watched football this weekend. well, i had a wonderful time this weekend. sometimes things come at us so quickly that we're numbed by it. newspapers certainly numbed by it. people in tv that follow this every day numbed by it. everybody is numbed by it. but mark this weekend on your calendar. this is the weekend that donald trump spread the virus in the heads of all of his supporters, as did his family, as did

of it, i should say, in _ kirk, the remnants of it, i should say, in the — kirk, the remnants of it, air works its _ in the north, 17 and a cell. cold air works its way southwards as the remnants _ air works its way southwards as the remnants pushes off towards denmark. cold and _ remnants pushes off towards denmark. cold and windy day across the country — cold and windy day across the country on thursday. gale for winds down _ country on thursday. gale for winds down eastern coasts adding into the chill and _ down eastern coasts adding into the chill and the showers we see around could _ chill and the showers we see around could he _ chill and the showers we see around could he a _ chill and the showers we see around could be a bit wintering in nature across— could be a bit wintering in nature across the — could be a bit wintering in nature across the scottish mountains. thursday— across the scottish mountains. thursday afternoon, seven to 12 celsius — thursday afternoon, seven to 12 celsius the temperatures during the afternoon. — celsius the temperatures during the afternoon, with

well, i went to but charlie kirk rally.ie kirk is the tip of the spear for conservative young voters, for trump. >> and it was an absolute see of mostly young men, but also young went about 60-40 and just packed an applause. >> i couldn't even move through it red hats on every one of them. and so there is something also going on with young men that is substantial and kasie, when you think about it in 2021, in ten voters, was gen z this election, it will be one and six up to 40 million voters. so if donald trump wins, i think he could turn a right to charlie kirk let's say thank you very much, charlie is all this what do you think we saw on stage at the garden last night that happened at the garden, first of all you showed donald trump's clip. that's not swift getting a lot of the news. >> he's finally getting the right message and he is on message even if his surrogates aren't. and the key question is, how much what showed up in actual daily newspapers and swing states. and i'm told that those puerto rican common ones didn'

somebody asked charlie kirk, leader of the organization, when do we start to use the when can we just start shooting these? and kirk said we shouldn't do that, but very revealingly he didn't say we shouldn't do that because to kill innocent people is wrong. you know, that would be woke to say that murder is wrong. instead, he said it would play into hands and it would allow them to depict us as fascists and violent. so by any stretch of by any imagining the definition we're living in an era political terror because. the united states army defines terrorism as, the use or threat of violence to achieve a political objective. and all of these threats against libraries and school and election workers are of terrorism to try to make these people resign and sometimes they succeed. now much of that to the part of your question is fueled by an infamous national ecosystem that has become so narrow that can't penetrate an alternate analysis, can't enter. so i have a chapter in now about the death of local media since the since the year 2000. to thirds of news have shut down and in many these ex

somebody asked charlie kirk, leader of the organization, when do we start to use the when can we just start shooting these? and kirk said we shouldn't do that, but very revealingly he didn't say we shouldn't do that because to kill innocent people is wrong. you know, that would be woke to say that murder is wrong. instead, he said it would play into hands and it would allow them to depict us as fascists and violent. so by any stretch of by any imagining the definition we're living in an era political terror

just for being a numbers person when considering what we've seen kirk rapidly intensifying so late in the season, quite an achievement we saw out there but satellites giving us the indication this is not going to get anywhere close to land. this area we've got to watch out for, 30% chance of developing to the next 7 days, latest forecast trends do suggest it should not organize too much. however we are expecting some impact in florida and areas hit particularly hard. we are talking power outages around tampa bay into fort myers. pinellas county barrier islands, duke energy saying maybe we get power back by saturday or the very latest sunday. another round of rain, not the big storm surge helene featured on the west coast of the florida peninsula but nonetheless it is something we need to watch. in the meantime this is the monster in the atlantic, kirk, one hundred 25 mile-per-hour winds, major hurricane and it is expected to strengthen to a category 4. that peak intensity but you see the overall path, ridge of high pressure in the atlantic going to keep everything out to see. whatever

it's founder kirk does not shy for making comments that are not just insightful but outright racist. if i see a black pilot, i'm going to be like, boy, i hope he's qualified. so why this is about bringing in voters that they want and they like and honestly diminishing and decreasing. white demographics in america, why have gable was himself president of his university's turning point us a chapter before deciding to run for political office? one is a non partisan, non profit has conservative values like capitalism, 1st amendment, 2nd amendment guides unlimited government. so all those things are something i believe in this account. as a chapter, we have meetings, we talk about current events and things going on in the political world. and on campus so on, it's a great time and it mean a lot of like minded people turning points. advocates are quick to dismiss criticism of their group. we don't encourage hatred of any other groups. we do encourage a lot of diversity within what we do. however, we're also going to stand fast on what we believe in which is, as i said in preserving the, th