marcia: lots of issues.ve three more cases they will be looking at probably in the new year. the cases today are significant in their own right as to what they will do in terms of speech. when you put them together with the other three cases, it becomes a huge term for not only social media but also for the first amendment. geoff: marcia coyle, i would never block you on social media. marcia: thank you. geoff: thank you for your insight and analysis. ♪ geoff: lewiston, maine is in mourning after last week's shooting that killed 18 people and injured 13 others. it's the worst mass shooting in the state's history and questions remain over why it wasn't prevented despite warning signs. laura barron-lopez has the latest. laura: geoff, mainers are still feeling this loss. joshua seal was one of four members of the deaf community killed. he leaves behind four children and his wife, elizabeth, who is also deaf and speaks here through an interpreter. >> i want the world to remember him, his passion, his love, his pa

today, that tradition continues with her granddaughter, marcia thompson.a thompson: you got 25 different things. so you want to pass it all around, ok? i like to feel like we're having 200 people at our house for lunch every day. do you feel like you're at my house for lunch? i just want to give you a hug. here, each table is stacked with plates of smothered, buttered, creamy, and fried goodness, all being passed around and shared by family, friends, and strangers alike. what are you liking so far? do you like the collard greens? i got it mixed with a rutabaga, but it's delicious. ok. it's like a family style er. so the people that are in line, they get to know each other in line. and then when they come in here they all sit together. phillip calvert: you never know who you're going to sit next to. marcia thompson: you might be sitting by the mayor or the plumber or the electrician or ryan reynolds and blake lively. you're from morocco? yes. [arabic greeting] we have tons of people from all over the world. and i had some folks from germany the other day, a

and today is actually marcia's birthday! happy birthday, marcia! foundation. we were speaking of minutes ago. you said it started 22 years ago. how is your foundation different than a lot of the other wants and what got you involved? >> well, we have been here for 22 years and we are here to help and support children of first responders nationwide. joined by the fdny. the police department, police commissioner. our mission is to support the children and we do that by our scholarship program, our line of duty bereavement program. financial help on a first responder dies in the line of duty. we have a mental health program of children of first responders. the thing we have to remember is we are with our families first responders out protecting us in every part of this country. when they make the ultimate sacrifice, it is our responsibility to be here for those children, to be here to support the families, that is with the first responders children's foundation does everything will day with help from fox at all of you and the whole country. >> dana: i

she pleaded not guilty, as did her two alleged coconspirators, her sister marcia, and josÉ.ople on the street have no chance. >> after three years of procedural delays, and an active god named maria, the trial for aurea and her codefendants finally began in august 2018, 13 years after adam anhang was murdered. >> for me, the case was about agreed. >> assistant u.s. attorney jennifer hernandez, jose ruiz santiago, prosecuted the case. >> it was important for the jury to understand why would this have occurred. the fact that at the time, they were about to get a divorce when the murder happens, it's all about her wanting to have more. >> the trial was held in a federal courthouse, just blocks from where adam was murdered. >> was abe in the trial the whole time and his wife? >> he was, in the first throw. >> abe says it was unnerving, sitting so close to aurea and her defense table. >> she was only 15 to 20 feet away, that's how close it is. and we made eye contact a few time. >> aurea for her part, appeared to be playing a part. >> she played a character, and every day, she wo

adviser, marcia williams.der. williams's relationship with harold wilson and the extent of her control over his government created fevered gossip at the time , and fevered gossip at the time, and she was later denounced by wilson's male cabinet members. a new biography by linda mcdougall and experienced journalist who is married to the late labour mp austin mitchell , seeks to rescue austin mitchell, seeks to rescue williams from the judgement of her male colleagues. and it's my pleasure linda pleasure to welcome linda mcdougall and congratulations on the book. now there are descriptions of marcia williams ranting at her prime minister bullying him, humiliating him. why why would she behave in such a way towards the prime minister? why would the prime minister? why would the prime minister put up with this from his political secretary, do you think? >> well, i'm going to have to go back way, because back quite a way, because i would say that from 1964, when wilson first became prime minister up until the end o

here with reaction, tennessee senator marcia blackburn.o 61 attacks, senator, on americans since october 7. this comes after there were 80 previous attacks under the biden administration. we have three attacks in return. seven terrorists killed. the scoreboard seems to be in the favor of iran here. do we need a trump-style trike to get the iranians to back down? >> well, kayleigh mcenany, we have to have a kinetic response if we're going to be able to deter this. bear in mind we have lost that deterrence and biden has lost credibility on this issue, and when you start having people in the pentagon going to "washington post", and other outlets, and talking about the dissatisfaction, you know that the president has been given those other options, but we have to remember, much of this dissatisfaction with this administration and much of the distrust that some in the pentagon have, with the biden administration, goes back to the afghanistan withdrawal, and after that debacle, we found out much, much later, through hearings, that the president

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a generalist became a victim of the drug, marcia intended to come to susan, let us know the slow. i'm the one of the countries that's not journalist has gone down in broad daylight in amsterdam, the eldest peter, artist fries to be fighting for his life to shield the 64 year old. was considered an adult or in the field of the organized crime was indeed one moment visiting the at the moment. we know he's pointing for his light source. i nice crime report to deface dies on the side lines of on the trial against 1000000000 ad drug traffic because he was a media or advisor to a to witness. the murder shows that the cartels in the netherlands will stop at nothing. tobacco for supremacy on the contain market does not stop at the board as the dreadful seems to have arrived in europe. colby and huffman is a criminal, not just and reset. she is cocaine trafficking at maastricht university. he's shocked by the developments right on his doorstep. and there's things donita along isn't the time. that's best advice because to have them. as you see, it is what's going on child. i think the nethe

well, thank you, marcia, for asking tt question. xt up there, i have good friend of the association brand and i hope you're doing well. he's om durham north rolina. brandon asks, how wouldou describe the essential glue th maintained pat and richard nixon's love and marriage through the decades of exposure antumult during s political career? yes, that's a great question, and that's why i think it's so important. i'm writing pat's biography right now to spend a lot of time on the ear part of someone's life in the early marriage. you can see you know what i was talking about today? i an, you can see very selfless love going on, equally smitten going on here in relation ship going on. and i think they were united by a lot things. i think they had very similar backgrounds. you know -- family a little more middle class. pat's was very poor growing up. they knew the value of hard work. they both worked like demons so like more than they probably should he some times. pat was orphaned when she was very young, so she knew death at an early a

army reserve, major general marcia anderson joins me now.eral, thank you so much for your service. i must say, even in announcing your title, my -- i stood up, my spine was that much higher talking to you. what a fantastic accomplishment. what led you to even want to serve? >> it was very serendipitous. i needed some science credits when i was in college, so i ended up signing up for rotc, which was in the department of military science. so that's how i ended up in rotc and later got my commission and was part of the army for over 36 years. >> and in that, i mean nearly four decades, tell me what has it meant to you to serve that long. >> i made some lifelong friends, and as a person who was never on a team, i learned how to be a teammate. i learned to test myself. i learned how to be a leader. i learned to be able to adapt to changing circumstances and also to work with people from different backgrounds, many of whom i would never have met if i never joined the army. >> when you think about the idea of inclusion and who's on that team, so i

and summer 2021, a journalist became a victim of the drug, marcia. i know that have come to susan, let us this long. the one of the countries out that's known journalist has gone down in broad daylight in amsterdam and i'll just peter are just preschool fighting for his life is kasheila. 64 year old was considered an adult or in the field and organized crime. indeed, one moment this media at the moment, we know he's probably think that his light tours on 9th crime reported to free styles on the side lines of on the trial against 1000000000 ad drug traffic. cuz he was a media or advisor to a key witness. the murder shows that the cartels in the netherlands will stop at nothing. the battle for supremacy on the contain market does not stop at the board as the drug who seems to have arrived in europe. hobbin huffman is a criminal, a just and reset. she is cocaine trafficking at maastricht university. he's shocked by the developments right on his doorstep. and there's things to need along the time. that's best advice because to have them and to see it is

we're joined by our supreme court legal analyst, marcia coyle.ustices talked about the history and tradition of gun rights. how did the two sides navigate that test during the arguments today? >> as you recall, in 2022, the court, the conservative majority not only ok'd open carry but did announce a new test in the test says that in order to become -- to be constitution, gun regulations have to be consistent with the historical tradition of gun regulation. they are really looking at pre-1904 either a comparable regulation, does not have to be a twin, or a regulation that that is a close analog to the regulation that is being challenged. >> before the 1900's. >> history and tradition, yes, so we heard a lot about the history and tradition today. the biden administration has brought this appeal because they lost in the lower court. the solicitor general of the united states argued that history and tradition supports the government disarming individuals who are dangerous. although she first used a broader term, supports disarming of individuals who

we are joined by legal analyst marcia coyle. they talked about the history of gun rights.ow did the sides navigate that? >> in 20, the conservative majority not only ok'd open carry but announced this new test. the test says to become constitutional, gun rights have to be consistent with the historical tradition of gun regulation. we are looking at pre-1900 for either a comparable regulation -- doesn't have to be a twin, or a regulation that's a close analog to the regulation being challenged. amna: before the 1900s. >> history and tradition, yeah. the biden administration has brought this appeal because they lost in the lower court. the solicitor general of the united states argued that history and tradition supports the government disarming individuals who are dangerous, although she first used the broader term supports the disarming of individuals who are not responsible or not law-abiding. she was pressed on the meaning of responsible because she said that's what's at issue in this case. she equated it with dangerousness. the court did seem to be open to that because s

and in party first is georgia state rep marcia maynohar was originally elected as a democrat.d also with me, tony, senator and lisa liss. >> representative mainer, , you switched parties earlier this year. and for our viewertonight was, s the catalyst for that? >> and then how didr your consultinthat a didg joueno far respond? a lot of people think that it was school choicwae. as school choice was probably the very last thing that was thing that carried me over. but in all honesty, it was defunding the police. it was illegal immigration. it was the prosecutor oversight bill. it workfor workforce development opportunities in underserved communitie s. my constituents on july 11th, when decided to switch parties, immediately started reachingcare to me saying, you know what, representative mainer? we do not care what letter is next to your name. as long as you're not tryinge dd to defund police and youstill are supporting the kids in our community, we're still going to vot vote for you. >> oh, i love that story. and lisa, you dinoticed noticed' the change in the schools, the schoo

hard scientific problem for the department of defense and intelligence and i see carl fisher and marcia, i don't know, we have some other url scientists here and it is really one of the underappreciated crown jewels of the university system here. much of their research is classified. so jared is very well placed to talk this. he holds a ph.d. psychology from new york university. his research focuses on applied learning and decision support. jared, can you tell us about the frontiers research on things like natural language processing? and what are some of edge applications that we may be able to apply to these problems? yeah, trying to cue in on some of the things that i've and said he this idea of human in the loop of decision support of having a person interact with an automated system in order to make better classification decisions. and again you add on expressed concern about again the tesla problem that is sort of hands off the wheels letting the system roll and and to my that comes down to a question of explainable bility of being able to interpret the decisions that are made by

directed by marcia haida based on choreography by marius peitep to music by pyotr ilvich tchaikovsky.nineteenth and early years. centuries, demonstrating how, with different stylistic devices and techniques, both masters wrote a new page in the history of world art. i was thinking, sergei nikolaevich, if the liver doesn’t hurt, how can you tell if problems have started? monitor your general well-being, including when you start to suffer from insomnia, let's go, good morning, hello, today we decided to conduct an experiment, do ultrasound examinations for our viewers who complained about problems with sleep. liver ultrasound. what is the connection between the liver and sleep? we have to find out. andrey evgenievich, how is the patient doing? this patient is generally doing well, with moderate diffuse changes like fatty infiltration. that is, it turns out that it’s still not in very good condition. yes, but when compared with our entire studio, unfortunately, most patients have similar changes to varying degrees. diffuse changes. does anyone have anything worse? i would single out thre

the berlin state ballet presents the ballet sleeping beauty, staged by marcia haida based on the choreographygood morning, says dr. vasyakov, and we begin the program, about the most important thing, the end of november, for me personally, it is always associated with such, you know, memories, my grandfather died on november 19, my father died on november 24, how- then the end of november is always such a hike for me in cemeteries, i had accidents at this time, somehow it’s the end of november, but i already said that i’m now living a new life, i went to the second round, we’re breaking all traditions, of course, it’s a joyful time and in general remember that soon, what's soon? new year, soon a new year, we are starting, today in the program about the most important thing, uncomfortable problems with which people turn to a urologist, what to do if a burning sensation occurs after sex, what is indicated by frequent night urges to go to the toilet, how many times is it considered normal to go ... dementia, how to protect yourself from this disease? and what exercises most effectively improve m