mark thomas there, one of the uk comedians perform here but there are hundreds of comedians, thousandse week. studio: thank you very much, courtney. thank you for your company over the last few hours. i am on x but stay with us here on the scene is. —— but stay with us here on the scene is. -- bbc but stay with us here on the scene is. —— bbc news. at six — police say 378 people have been arrested so far after a week of violence. as the clear—up continues after the latest riots over the weekend, the prime minister says the criminaljustice system is being ramped up to cope with the number of arrests. police warn the numbers will keep rising as more people involved in the violence are identified. the violence started after the southport stabbings — tonight a vigil to mark a week since three children died. also tonight — turmoil on global financial markets amid fears about a slowdown in the us economy. at the olympics, plenty of action and more medals for team gb. we'll have all the results live from paris. and the golden girl of gymnastics — but simone biles has to settle for silver in h

his published biographies and thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, gore vidal and now thomas jefferson. by giving an english professor's kind of attention to the written words jefferson only published one book in his lifetime notesni on the state of virginia but of course jefferson wrote constantly treatises like a summary of north america legal briefs, memorandum, the declaration of independence and above all, letters. thousands of them. which kaplan calls among his most powerful and revealing writers. throughout his master, he brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his writing often without intending to. as kaplan says of the notes on the state of virginia it's a book about jeffersonbo partly because t jefferson didn't wantt to be a book about himself. we meet here is not surprisingly precise and forceful. he also shows jefferson as a writer that is evasive, withholding, anxious, self protective and inconsistent. he shields himself from responsibility in a way. his biography is also a great read in its own

he is published biographies of thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, abraham lincoln gore vidal, and now thomas jefferson in his masterly pen. kaplan offers us a biography of thomas jefferson by giving an english professor's kind attention to jefferson's written words. jefferson only published one book in his lifetime notes on the state of virginia. but, of course, jefferson wrote consul treatises like a summary view of the rights of british north america legal briefs, memoranda the declaration of independence, and above all letters, thousands of them, which kaplan calls among his most powerful and revealing writings throughout his masterly pen, kaplan brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his writing, often without without intending to, as kaplan says of notes on the state of virginia. it's a book about jefferson partly because jefferson did not want it to, a book about himself. the jefferson we meet here is not surprisingly learned and forceful. but kaplan also shows this jefferson as a writer who's oft

thomas jefferson. distinguished professor scholar 19th centuryas literature mark twain henry james and now thomas jefferson notes of the state of virginia like a summit review of the rights of british north americath legal briefs, memoran, the declaration of independence and above all letters. thousands of them. which calls among his most powerful and revealing writings. throughout his match with penn kaplaner brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his, writings, often without intending too. as kaplan says of notes on state of virginia it's a book about jefferson partly because jefferson did not want it to be a book about himself. the jefferson wheat meat here is a not surprisingly learned precise and forceful. kaplan also showsje us a jeffern as a writer who is evasive withholding, anxious, self perfected andie inconsistent. eager to shield himself from responsibility and blame. kaplan's biography is a great read in its own right. jefferson is not the only one with the. master pen around her. please join me and welcoming fred kaplan. [applause] >> thank you, john.

thomas frank explained to the bbc�*s mark scott why he'd left striker ivan toney out of his squad. been a lot of things wrong, ivan with transfer rumours and activity because of that. we took a decision to not involve him in the squad. does that mean a deal is potentially| close? no, there are things going on but not potentially close. do you expect him to be here after the transfer window given what is going on? that is a good question. let's see. i l simply do not know. the england defender marc guehi played for palace today. despite intense speculation about his future, they have turned down four bids from newcastle with palace chairman steve parrish insisting that it would take "superstar money" for them to let him go. there was no doubt that he was going to play against brentford. i think everyone could see he is completely focused on crystal palace on the game today. we had a very good performance and let's see what is going... coming up in the next weeks. finally, no more. news about him? as far as you are concerned he will still be here for the season? two days we did not s

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minnesota governor thomas, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly.have more on that in a moment. the harris campaign says once the process wraps up monday she will hit the road with her new pick tuesday and they will embark on a seven states wing. also new today, new head-to- head cbs poll of likely voters show harris leading donald trump by 1 point. >>> a new reaction to the debate with no resolution on if trump and harris will face off on the debate stage before november. >> she does not want to be debating vice president harris because he is scared to be on the same stage and have those different visions, his very dark, backwards vision contrasted with her hopeful, forward-looking one. >> the harris campaign today is also launching republicans for harris to encourage republican voters to cross the aisle. i will ask my guest about that in a few minutes. >>> trump, meanwhile, spoke at a rally in atlanta and reunited an old feud and lost a new attack against georgia's governor and secretary of state. >> reference berger and brian count, your governor

out wednesday bj's dollar tree thursday i want your take on that, but i want to bring mark tepper in i am reading thomashis morning, the strategist at fundstrat says this is the most important week of august, because of the jackson hole symposium and powell speaking friday but continues to say that stocks bottom lineed out august 5 market bottoms take time a risk, your thoughts jump in mark. mark: i still hope so but i think you mentioned all retail earnings, that are due out this week, being and i think probably the one that is most important to me is actually tjmaxx i want to see how they do we continue to see consumer kind of go down this trade-down path target shoppers have become walmart he shoppers once into a wallwall not buying advil motrin you are buying generic ibuprofen i am interested to see if consumer is weakening enough in a tjmaxx does well back-to-school shopping, but i have a question for you, obviously, dnc front and center as is jackson hole how much does this election factor into your investment strategy? there is obviously, winning and losing industries depending on whether trump o

mark shehadeh. yeah as garvin thomas in the this morning's bay area proud.but it's also about the future. he's brightened for so many others. good morning everyone. i want to tell you about a south bay doctor, a former orthopedic surgeon who just turned 99 years old. but it's not doctor mark age, necessarily. that got our attention. it's the impact he's had on the medical community and his family. you see, after coming from iran as a young man, doctor mark as his friends call him, worked tirelessly to arrange safe passage for dozens of family members from iran to the u.s. and of those, ten have followed doctor mark into the medical field as doctors and other health care professionals, you can experience the whole story at nbc bay area.com/bay area proud, as well as hundreds of other stories of people being good to each other in the bay area okay, some of you may have been lucky enough to attend the niners game last weekend in tennessee, but not everyone. so everyone else this sunday will be the first day the faithful will get an up close look under the hood

a body believed to be that of the yacht�*s chef, recaldo thomas, has been recovered and fifteen others were rescued. mark before the tragedy. cctv released tonight shows the storm lashing the sicilian coast, where the bayesian was moored in the early hours of monday. as the deluge deepens, clouds hide the yacht from view. some time later, it was no more. for a second day, the rescuers returned, plunging into the depths to reach the horrors below. divers seeking what has been swallowed up by the sea. the wreckage lying isoft underwater, and trapped inside, probably, the bodies of the missing. given how deep it is, each dive can only last ten minutes before the team must resurface. translation: the biggest difficulty is getting into the ship because - once inside, following the path, you can begin searching room by room. and this is what they're trying to access — the bayesian's cabins. an old video shows what was a gleaming superyacht, now a sunken coffin. the world's tallest aluminium mast snapped from the tornado—like waterspout, which engulfed the boat within minutes. today, more of the 15 survivors le

mark. >> i can tell. >> just curious if thomas heard of it.it is a sub c line to go from canyon. >> one point which is generally the point this is a huge opportunity for us. my point of this book is -- it's a crisis. bigger crisis than most people understand. we have to solve it. but solving its a challenge this is a chance for us to do what america can do. we have everything in our playbook to do this. this is the kind of thing we've traditionally done as a country. it is a chance for us we can't do it as democrats or republicans we have to do it as across the board americans across geographies across parties and everything else that divides us and it is a great challenge for us it is a great opportunity for us to remember what this country is about and to remember what it is like to win as a country. that's why i wrote the book to say why don't we take that attitude how to win together and remind ourselves how great it is to bee an american? [applause] >> luges at the energy demand side, there are revolutions going on in terms of crypto whic

minnesota governor thomas, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly. more on that in a moment. the harris campaign says once the process wraps up monday she will hit the road with her new pick tuesday and they will embark on a seven states wing. also new today, new head-to- head cbs poll of likely voters show harris

thomas who, of course, was the author of the bruen decision in 2022. but his views did not -- did not even come close to carrying the day in the rahimi case. >> mark sherman reports on the supreme court for the a

thomas lee. we'll talk to his partner mark newton coming up from fund strat.ay the market loves the idea of former president donald trump returning to the white house. do you think the market is pricing in a trump win and with him comes the business and economic friendly policies like lower taxes? >> absolutely. he showed it to us the first time his road map is clear. he's got details about exactly how he's going to do it again. the market has priced in a trump win. the trump trade is stronger than ever. when kamala harris chose the vice presidential candidate she said we are clearly a leftist agenda no matter how they try to frame it. i think business people are going to resonate with trump's message and his specific policies that will help drive the market back and i think that wall of cash is coming together, don't fight the fed, don't fight thomas lee when it comes to the market for the summer i you guess, right. maria: we have to see what the inflation data brings us next week. look, dennis, the futures market is fully anticipating a 25 basis point rate c

thomas was a young man. he was a socialist at the time. and also, has he read mark levin's book on freedom of the press? d that's it. >> rachel, do you think it's improper for mr. thomas to be here taking calls and chatting about his work and history and things like that? >> absolutely not. i'm talking about - - [indiscernible]. when i asked about historians going on tv and voicing their opinions. particularly about president trump. i'm mainly when they go on an msnbc, cnn and many other venues for people to see them. i'm glad he's here. i love listening to him. >> thank you so much for calling in rachel. >> when i publish a book, i go on any tv show that will have me as i want to sell a book. but she does put her finger on something that can be tricky. that's what cable tv is selling, political arguments. so you can get drawn into those things. it can make me, to tell you the truth, make me uncomfortable. i'm trying not to get drawn into the argument. i don't know enough. i'm not a journalist anymore. i retired from newsweek in 2010. that was nine years ago. i'm not in the loop the way used to be. my op

thomas kron, 4 news. >> still ahead, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg admits to censoring covid cont i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> levi stadium is announcing new features in preparation for hosting the world cup and the super bowl in 2026. the niners are investing 200 million dollars to it's a new seats club rooms, the love, open air patio bars. the field will get new lights that they say will conserve energy and look brighter during those primetime night games. the stadium notably will also have better wi-fi. they say. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg has admitted to being pressured by the biden administration to censor information during the covid-19 pandemic and a letter to the house judiciary committee. zuckerberg says sen

mark. eerie timeline that falls three minutes before investigators say would be assassin thomas matthew crooksan firing. crooks was killed by a secret service counter sniper and former president donald trump's ear was grazed by a bullet. we know 50-year-old retired firefighter tragically killed corey comperatore. david dutch and james koppenhafer were both critically wounded and are now recovering. koppenhafer's attorney telling fox digital his client is sad about the state of politics in this country. >> overall, he just wants people to understand that how unnecessary it was. and that the political divide in this country has become so great. people are literally willing to attend rallies where people are exercising their first amendment rights and start firing bullets into crowds. definitely one of the worst things that he has experienced as an american, and he wants people to understand it does not have to be like this. >> trump returned to pennsylvania yesterday for the first time since his attempted assassination during his campaign stop at harrisburg he thanked the state for its support a

given that flag from international olympic committee president thomas bach after paris's star studded closing ceremony. bass arrival at lax marksour year countdown until the olympics are hosted in southern california. she will return to paris for the paralympic games a few weeks from now, and a push is underway to get pickleball into the olympics. >> those who are leading the charge are aiming for the 2032 games in australia. but first, the international olympic committee must recognize pickleball as a sport. according to the olympic charter, a sport must be widely practiced by men in at least 75 countries and on four continents, and by women in no fewer than 40 countries and on three continents. >> we have to really come together. and i think the main thing is countries around the world having their federations in each country and then approving it towards the olympics for enough countries, playing the olympic charter requires one governing body to represent and regulate a sport worldwide pickleball, as at least three. >> coming up tonight in sports. the battle for bronze. today's new developments in the controversy surroundin

thomas is really military spokesman. daniel, her guard speaking terrible language media said that the plan for dealing with sudden mark was what they've continued to do. in the past with, i'm us leaders and so all indications are that from just rarely perspective, this makes him a more important target. this simply makes the bowls ions and who are much bigger and all indications are that this is only going to in bold. and what has been in is really policy of picking off the top from us leaders, something even the us government has criticized israel for recently saying that it does not help the effort to try to bring as. busy captives home and all it does they say is prolonged the war with something. ready which use these really government was purposely trying to do purposefully prolong the war, thereby prolonging the suffering of the people and gods that would continue to face filings on a daily basis. as a mr. avi reporting from amman and jordan, thank you very much. is really forces if carried out don't raise across the occupied. westbank is really army blew up the side headquarters and the ballasa refugee camp. your kn

mark. koppenhafer took this video 6:0. we know from the fbi would be assassin thomas matthew crooks began firing around 6:11 p.m.get off 8 shots before he was shot and killed by secret service counter sniper. former president donald trump's ear was grazed by a bullet. retired fire firefighter corey comperatore killed while trying to shield his family. david dutch seriously wounded and koppenhafer struck in his arm and abdomen is sharing his take on that tragic day through his lawyer. >> overall, he just wants people to understand that how unnecessary it was. and that the political divide in this country has become so great. people are literally willing to attend rallies where people are exercising their first amendment rights. and start firing bullets into crowds. definitely one of the worst things that he has experienced as an american. answered wants people to understand it does not have to be like this. >> trump returned to pennsylvania yesterday for the first time since his attempted assassination to a crowd of thousands in harrisburg. he brought out the staffer who created the slide show for the butler, pen

from the international olympic committee in their president, thomas bach, after paris's star studded closing ceremony. bass's arrival at lax marksics are hosted in southern california. >> time now 554. a push is underway to get pickleball into the olympic games. pickleball supporters leading the charge are targeting the 2032 games in australia. but first, the international olympic committee must recognize pickleball as a sport. according to the olympic charter, a sport must be widely practiced by men in at least 75 countries and on four continents, and by women in no fewer than 40 countries, and on three continents. >> we have to really come together, and i think the main thing is countries around the world having their federations in each country and then approving it towards the olympics for enough countries playing. >> now the olympic charter requires one governing body to represent and regulate a sport around the world. pickleball has at least three. >> a theater festival is now underway in silicon valley. the new works festival is being held at the lucie stern theater in palo alto this week. there are staged readings of fou

. >> the senate's botched handling of the thomas nomination is just one more black mark. >> january of am running for president. >> are you filing for... >> biden running again just seems like some sort of crazily persistent delusion. you know you've tried this before, it hasn't worked. why the hell are you still going, you know? it's not going to work this time. is, is anybody in 2005, 2006 thinking, "what the country really needs is joe biden," you know, apart from joe biden? >> i'm going to be joe biden, i'm going to try to be the best biden i can be. if i can, i've got a shot; if i can't, i lose. >> narrator: but his campaign quickly started to unravel on national television. >> it sure isn't easy running for president these days. this was not a good day for joe biden was it? >> no, it really wasn't. >> he just got into the race today, and no sooner than he did, he talked his way into a national controversy. >> he spent much of the day discussing these comments he made to a newspaper reporter about senator barack obama: >> i mean, you got the first sort of mainstream african-americ

mark kelly, posted this, quote, to j.d. vance, did you forget with the marines talked -- talk about respect. thomasspent decades in uniform, you will deserve to be thanked for your service. do not become donald trump. let's bring tim martin, chairman of the democratic- farmer-labor party in minnesota and dnc vice chair. he is known governor walz for over 20 years. most of us met this man two weeks ago, you have been the party chair the last two years. what do you make of the attacks against his military service? >> it is hogwash. the reality is, the spears from that trump campaign are old news, minnesota republicans pushed this very hard in 2022. you know why it did not go anywhere? the timeline directly contradicts their false narrative, his former unit did receive the alert orders two months after he retired. you don't have to take my word for it, some republicans who served with walz have gone on the record, even though they are not voting for him, these accusations about the timeline and his motivations are completely unfounded. they also made it clear that he was a good soldier, honorably disc

thomas was a young man. he must have known his grandfather was a socialist at the time -- >> guest: i did. >> caller: and also has he read markevin's book, unfreedom of the press? that's it. thank you so much. >> host: rachel? do you think it's improper for mr. thomas to be here taking calls and having a chat about his work and history and things like that? >> caller: oh, absolutely not. no. >> host: okay. >> caller: i'm talking about when i ask a -- >> host: what's that, ma'am? >> caller: when i asked about historians going on tv and voicing their opinions marley about donald trump -- particularly about donald trump, i'm meaning where they go on msnbc, cnn, many other venues for people to see them. that's m what i mean. no, i'm glad he's here. i love listening to him. >> host: all right. thank you so much forre calling in, rachel. >> guest: well i, look, when i publish a book, i go on any damn tv show that'll have me -- [laughter] because i want to sell the books. but she does put herself on something a little tricky because you can get drawn into very politicized discussions. that's what cable tv is selling, political argum

marked its worst day in over 150 years on april 29th. four officers gunned down while trying to arrest a dangerous fugitive including deputy marshal thomas weeks. >> he was one of a kind. >> reporter: it was hall's roommate through basic training. >> he was energetic and intense. >> reporter: the suspect fired an ar-15 rifle from his second-story window, 1 of 13 mission this is year where marshals came under fire. >> this came down to battle. this came down to honor. >> reporter: ronald davis is the 12th director of the u.s. marshals service. you don't see this as a failure of training? >> oh, no. absolutely not. >> reporter: one surviving deputy told davis after the first officer went down, he could not leave him behind. >> he looked at me and he said -- he said, director, i could not leave him on the x. think about that. he's responding knowing that he's still under fire, but he could not leave him in the field. >> reporter: that bad day now one of the most scrutinized. >> we would examine this from a to z. we will try to learn anything and everything that we can. >> reporter: and a painful reminder that even the toughest physical cond

brentford head coach thomas frank says he doesn't know whether ivan toney will still be at the club at the end of the transfer window — he explained to the bbc�*s mark out of his squad today. there's been a lot of things with ivan, rumours and activity, because of that we took a decision to not involve them in the squad. does that mean a deal is potentially close? no, there are things going on, but it is not potentially close. did you think he might be distracted, or did not want him to pick up an injury and jeopardise the move? we just were looking at the whole package. what about the transfer window, given what is going on? let's see! i simply don't know. there's also been a lot of speculation about crystal palace's defender marc guehi — palace chairman steve parish has turned down four bids from newcastle and say they will have to pay superstar money to get the england man. but palace manager 0liver glasner was happy to play guehi today. i think everyone could see he is completely focused on crystal palace, on the game today, on the performance, and we will see what is going and what is coming up in the next two weeks. no news about him at the mo

mark. one of the two men seriously wounded during the assassination attempt captured the video at 6:008 p.m., and would-be assassin thomasring at around 6:11 p.m. crooks got off eight a shots before he was killed and was described by a source as a one in a million shot. trump began referencing a chart on the stage, and copenhave or is recover anything a rehabilitation center. his lawyer says his client calls the shooting, quote, unnecessary. >> i think as time dose by i'm -- goes by i'm sure he'll realize a little bit more what happened and what this means in our country's history and that a he was there and physically part of it. i think overall he just wants people to understand that how unnecessary if it was and that the political divide in this country has become so great. >> reporter: the butler farm showgrounds are no longer an active crime scene. trump returned to pennsylvania yesterday for the first time since his attempted assassination. he introduced the crowd to the staffer who created the slide show for the butler, pennsylvania, rally. trump turneded to a slide on immigration, possibly sparing his life moment

came just after the hour mark, substitute leandro trossard striking with his first touch, guiding the ball into the bottom corner to give mikel arteta's side the lead, before thomaswin — emi martinez getting a hand to partey�*s effort but the villa keeper unable to keep it out. let's go to old trafford now, where england have won the first test against sri lanka by five wickets. but its certainly not been plain sailing for the hosts having reduced the tourists to an 82—run lead, but with only 4 wickets remaining. however, it's not quite gone all england's way today as the tourists built a lead of 205. here'sjoe wilson at old trafford with more for us. england's ambitions at old trafford were assisted by the weather. the sun was fit for play. mark wood wasn't. england's fastest bowler thigh injury and in his absence dinesh chandimal looked comfortable. sri lanka's lead grew, as did england's frustration. talented kamindu mendis, in just his fourth test, made his third hundred — and he bowls with either arm, by the way. england had to make chances and hold catches. joe root, yes. harry brook here. hold on. he held on. finally, england had their wickets. it meant th

thomas. this is in land visions, and today we're discovering of the world of a such a culture, the as the train handsets and got rochester bridge to crimea, and it's across task mark gove points to potentially us involvement to handle the upcoming election. we set a goal, somebody's ukraine's ambassador to explain why cuba supporting rebel forces finding molly's gulf thousands have gathered all your associates square, chanting freedom, its apollo stein. continuing the solidarity with upon assuming people a huge raleigh. in this, the ball draws massive crowds onto the streets and it continues over the assume these really killing of a have my fleet at the.

thomas. for the king of it senior commodified sugar. we believe that is yet to come. and we understand that the general, 2nd 3 of his beloved booty speaking shockey uh, mazda one mark, one week super couldn't golf that come under, but the lebanese farm is got the boat happy you has to be speaking. and now what he has said is that the liberal around is working to ensure any response to the is right here talking on the, on the route sub does not trigger told to avoid the middle east. now that's the real 5th, that when his blog does, because the age of the as promised to do so, he could figure out a way to accomplish not just here in lebanon, but the rest of the region. thank you very much. i said, bagwell forcing from large own, in southern lebanon. the is ready, government has bound out you 0 from reporting inside is around and so home to south joins is from jordan's capital. oman, how much concern is that likely to be on the policy is read the government that has the law has this ability to strike strategically important targets inside moving israel as well as this just shows you another failure of these really air defense systems. how they weren't able to detect these

thomas, this is in my vision. and today we're discovering of the world of a, such a culture, the as the train handsets and god rushes bridge to crimea. and it's across have mark grove points to potentially us involvement to handle the upcoming election. we set a goal, somebody's ukraine's ambassador to explain why cuba supporting rebel forces. finding molly's golf thousands have gathered all your sophia square, chanting freedom into apollo stein. continuing the solidarity with the pot, assuming people a huge raleigh in this the bowl, draw some massive crowds onto the streets and it continues over the assume these really killing of a have my fleet at the why. this is our team to national reaching you live from our new center in moscow. i a michael question. now ukraine is once again hit that intends to destroy the bridge linking the russian main line to the crime in peninsula. the warning came from key of the military and tell chief who has previously made his intentions clear that he wants to retake the territory. you said your wisdom and while you're from it doesn't have a breach. what's out there? there's no breach in her is that of war, but there is one in

including thomas whitehead, who was arrested last week as he returned from the holiday he'd taken after taking part in the original riot in southport. daniel sandford, bbc news. in russia, they've been marking on russian soil, with ukrainian troops having seized parts of the kursk region. the incursion is causing greater alarm day by day for russians, as steve rosenberg, reports from moscow. in moscow, they celebrated russian flag day. but you probably guessed that. a day for pride, for patriotism, for believing in russia's strength, even now when ukrainian troops are seizing russian territory. this man isn't following news of the incursion on tv. most russians, he tells me, don't want to know. theyjust get on with their lives. but this lady said she is terrified by what is happening. "russia will win," she says "and nothing will be left of ukraine." for more than two weeks now the russian military has been struggling to regain control in kursk region. this is embarrassing for the kremlin. but president putin used flag day to praise russian soldiers, past and present, for defending the motherland. president putin has a difficult balancing act here. on the one hand, ukrainian soldiers still

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mark kelly for their dedication to this legislation. again, i would like to thank my colleagues for supporting this substitute amendment to the thomas r.arp of carper -- should i say that again? thomas r. carper resource development act of 2024. with that, i yield the floor. mr. carper: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. carper: i don't know if my colleague from west virginia can tell how much i'm blushing here from her kind and generous comments and having offered in committee to name this bill after me. one of the joys of serving here -- almost 24 years, has been the privilege of serving as a native west virginia to serve with senator capito, whose father, her dad was governor of our state and went on to serve three terms maybe before he finished. maybe some day another one of your relatives will be governor of west virginia. you mentioned hinton and the blue stone dam, we lived in honton and we were taught to -- hinton and we were taught to fish at the blue stone dam. that brings back wonderful memories. this day on the floor and your comments will stay with me for as long as i live. thank you. i ri

mark rowley. i think it's right that, frankly, everyone should just dial it down. that was nick thomass of course, on gb news earlier today. i should say also that on my podcast, chopper's political podcast, out today on all good podcast platforms, we've heard from craig mckinley, now lord mckinley, a former tory mp, of course, lost both arms and both legs to sepsis and he he tried to talk about a degree of nuance about those on protest. he said quite interestingly , that quite interestingly, that there's always going to be some nutters and they should be dealt with very robustly by the law, should go to prison if appropriate. he's fully, fully in favour of that. but he said this. but if you look at some of these rallies that are going on, there are lots of couples on these rallies that you'd expect to see in the dog and duck in the pub on a friday afternoon. they're normal people. and this idea, i think that not everybody who involved in these demonstrations are the far right is quite important. i think certainly to gb news viewers and listeners, judging by our our onune listeners, ju

after that, sir mark rowley, the head of the met said that this was a show of unity from our communities, praising those demonstrations . but nick those demonstrations. but nick thomasfice minister, said yesterday that he didn't want to encourage anybody to protest. it's hard enough when the police are dealing with one side very vociferously , one side very vociferously, putting forward their views and potentially being whipped up into violence. a lot of police forces are extremely beleaguered by some of what they've experienced recently. there have been over 700 arrests, 300 charges. most of them are for violent disorder , but the second violent disorder, but the second most common charge are for that appears to be assaulting an emergency worker. some police officers, scarred by what they've seen, traumatised by the violence they've endured. but more demonstrations set to take place today and the legal system also working on overdrive . also working on overdrive. another 100 prosecutors on stand to by step in should they be needed. >> okay, charlie peters down at scotland yard. stay safe. we'll come back to you later during the show. and indeed the day we're joined