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station, we have the story. >> reporter: jack milton lived an extraordinary life. served in world war ii, korea and vietnam. but there was one thing that's always eluded him. he never got to down tn the cap gown and get his diploma since he was in vietnam. something that the university of maryland had to fix for one of its most distinguished alums. 55 years later the school made it up for milton, giving him the ceremony he's always wanted. >> i thought about it many times, that i was unable to attend my ceremony after all that hard work. and this more than makes up for it. >> reporter: an act of service for a selfless service member. he initially thought the school was hosting a luncheon to mark his 100th birthday, a milestone he reached in august. the surprise was the icing on the cake. >> i feel like this is the finale of a long journey in education. and, again, i keep using the word appreciative, but i can't think of any other word. >> reporter: what made it even more special is that milton was surrounded by those who matter most. nav she has been a caretaker fo

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milton friedman had been arguing that the way he approached control of inflation was one thing -- manage the m2 money flows. host: will leave it there because i have a lot more callers. if you're interested in milton friedman's 10 part series "free to choose" produced with public television is something we aired on c-span's american history tv. you can find in our archives and watch all 10 episodes of "free to choose" at c-span.org. back to the discussions about campus protest and how it impacted your views of higher education. that is our conversation in the first hour of "washington journal." jane has been waiting in the hoosier state. good morning. are you with us? then we will go to walter in new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. people have to understand that everybody that is against policy moves and things of war israel has done are not anti-semitic. some of these people -- you have to differentiate antisemitism from anti-zionism. they are totally different things. host: do you think students understand that? do you think members of congress understand that amid these he

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milton keynes is one of them. see here is grey for today it was under no overall control.ur majority. you can see there 30 seats they needed 29 for a majority. that's the sort of result the labour hq are looking at and thinking that it's encouraging for a general election picture. then there's this one — redditch has gone from tory blue to labour red. this is, you can see it here, 21 seats labour won. that's a pretty comfortable majority for them. both of those seats, redditch and milton keynes, both those councils, i should say, are seen as bellwethers. the country often votes the same way as milton keynes and redditch, so both of those are seen as good results by labour. here's a caveat — 0ldham and greater manchester labour did comptroller and they don't anymore. it's no under, no overall control. this is why you can see and hear here in pink. the independents who've won seats, they took a lot of those seats from labour. labour had lost five and the five that they lost were won by independents who were criticising labour's policy on gaza. so that is a potential issue fo

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some of the javi was there as well as milton member of the i. c. c. and israel's need is do not face imminent arrest, but they say the prosecutor's decision is disgraceful and anti semitic not to jump . jane has more. i remember benjamin netanyahu, his condition has burned down to 0 from reporting side as well. so mohammed fall this from a, the outrage across the is really political spectrum of the announcement that international criminal court, cheap prosecutor cutting pond and seeking arrest warrants for israeli prime minister benjamin it's in yahoo is really defense ministry walk a lot as well as 3 from us leaders, it's really prime minister netanyahu declaring that he rejects with disgust the comparison between israel and how much here's more of what and it's, and you also have to say, well, absolutely about should condition that the, this absurd and deceitful warrant of the persecution in the hague is aimed and also on the against israel as prime minister and defense minister both against the entire states. if is right off, it is against the idea

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of broken britain as voters at milton road library in cambridge .n leaf car , which is an electric car. car, which is an electric car. it'll probably broken down in order to cast their vote. it's enough to drive you round the bend. is britain becoming a failed state? >> liz kershaw, well , i wish the >> liz kershaw, well, i wish the trains could run on time and they're going to be on the running late today. maybe it's the weather. there are going to be on strike from monday. go slow at heathrow airport. terrible, smart motorways. they're not, are they? not really. just try. get into your show on a friday. >> you said that you like doing this show. >> i love it. could you move it? could you move it to a wednesday? yeah let's do that. >> let's move the weekend forward and move it to milton keynes, i think, is what you like. yeah. well, listen, it's a funny story, but listen, who cares by which means we vote. all that matters is we have the franchise . franchise. >> yes yes, yes. thank goodness. >> yes yes, yes. thank goodness. >> and when needs must i

milton keynes has gone from a hung council to a labour majority.eased to win because it's where they'll be in a direct battle with the tories at a general election. the bbc has done analysis of what the council result here could mean in the parliamentary seat of milton keynes north. it shows a labour win which would almost certainly mean they'd be forming the government. there have, though, been two labour council losses so far, in oldham and kirklees, so how worried should keir starmer be about that? if we look at the oldham result, labour is still the largest party but not in overall control. there's no doubt some voters here are unhappy with the party's stance on gaza and have turned to independent candidates. but it's worth remembering it's much harder for an independent candidate to break through at a general election, and that could help labour. now, there is a nightmare scenario for the conservatives — battling it out with labour but with the liberal democrats also snatching their votes. look what's happened to the conservative vote in counc

is rising flood water has reached roof tops, the relentless rain forcing thousands to evacuate. milton levels and some cities hit the highest points since records began nearly 150 years ago. and we have people who came here to help get people out of the flood because it's rough down there. it's very dangerous. there's a strong current, and i brought a boat in the most has the most. so with getting people out there on the best quality of our with that use the down pool began on monday by thursday, the down judge had over whelmed the stem dressing stage. mathis, president, louisa, ignacio, literally, the silva is pledging assistance to those affected your. i want to tell you that there will be no charges or aid from the federal government for health care. there will be no charges of money to take care of transportation, and there will be no charges of money to take care of so many a still coming to terms with the scale of davis sanction. so the local settlement, think the yellows must be doing something different. it is glenn who used to be basically punished. i mean, it's a cool, but i

heall of these ideas that milton dmfreedman said were on the she. personally we take personal pride and i'd like to see debate beat much more expansive than just do we extend 25%, 50% or one 100%? >> okay. thank you all. i think problem solved, right? we'll turn it back over too kent. >> is here for the panel. [applause] >> cspan2 "washington journal" life form involving mute to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington d.c. and across the country were coming up tuesday morning nancy altman from social security works cato institute's discuss the results of the most recent social security trustees report revised insolvency. then neil former federal trade commission chief technologist head of ai policy for the tech think tank talks about new research the potential role of ai from campaign 2024. c-span's "washington journal" joining the conversation live at seven eastern tuesday burning on c-span comments he spent now are free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> congress returns tuesday for legislative

the evans with the milton group says it will escalate it's attacks on ships heading for is really ports and intel allies address the groups that it would target any ship within its firing range. the rattling group has long launch repeated strikes and ships in recent months in response to israel's war and gaza. russia is establishing an observation post on the grill islands which japan claims as its own . the move swiftly follows comments from moscow. the japan should drop its claims on the islands if it wants to conclude a treaty to formerly end world war 2, between the 2 countries. and here in berlin, the fire date has warrant residents in parts of the city to keep the doors and windows closed. after a fire at the chemical warehouse released hazardous fumes since the air officials, they have the operation to extinguish the blazes proving difficult, as firefighters cannot enter the building. us officials, a russia has move soldiers on to an air base in new jersey. the still host some us troops, the russian forces are said to be using a separate hanger at airbase, $11.00 in the capital i

a full ground defensive on the city. israel has been finding her mazda across gauze, us since the milton group carry down the october 7th terror attacks on israel. but now, is really soldiers are returning to the north of the strip where home us forces have regrouped in areas. israel said previously it had already cleared the rush to get water. and simple guns is d a. m bala is the spirit supplies here. we're already low, but the arrival of thousands event q ways from rough or means there was even lease to go around. the india above people are now on top of each other. people are walking on each other. it's very crowded and necessary people. there's no empty space and those are staying in houses. now some 10 displays families staying with them. that's not fine. well myself and i know we stay with my children and my wife and a tense. i know that the help 5 of 6 families staying in the time with me, it's very crowded because of him and once deemed a safe zone around 1400000 people sort shelter and rossa and bring some. now the leaving israel ramp sound puts attacks, leading families have b

also said it will send another delegation to cairo for more cease fire talks that says the pals and milton group continues to study and injection proposal to end the fighting and gaza. israel's war cabinet has also been meeting to discuss the true steel, as well as plans for a ground offensive on the southern guns in the city of roof. as those negotiations continue, the humidity or installation in the gaza strip remains dire. even as more aid has entered the besieged territory and recent days, it is continuing to trickle into the strip by air drops while on wednesday is real . reopened the only border crossing to northern garza for aid the mediterranean groups had been urging israel. it is rambling authorities to let supplies enter via the air is crossing for months now. the wind has warmed repeatedly. these guys are desperately short of food and other. a central supplies with northern garza, in particular on the brink of famine, produced surgeon and colleagues was, has just returned from a trip to gauze where he was working with emergency medical teams from the international rescue commit

to improve stuff. safety is really military says it's killed, a senior commander of the hezbollah, milton group. and a striking southern 11 on he ran back melisha has confirmed the death of one of his fighters without specifying the role is real and hezbollah have exchanged almost daily fire since the outbreak of the war in cost as well. israel is continuing with some of its fiercest fighting in months in northern gaza. meanwhile was really tanks of reach some residential areas of rafa in the south. hundreds of thousands of civilians have fled the city ahead of the threatened ground defense. israel's allies have repeatedly warned against the major assault on rafa. but is really military forces have stepped up their activity. they say they are targeting several homeless battalions. still hold up. there is really apache helicopters on route to gaza. smoke rises overhead. some of the most intense fighting in weeks rages between how boss militants and these really defense forces. the idea of says it currently has 3 divisions deployed across the gaza strip diploma and the south guys are forced

the trailer dumped 800 gallons of a liquid fertilizer on how milton road around 8 5.45 no one was injured in the wreck. firefighters are monitoring the same pretty closely because vapors from the fertilizer could spark a fire. there's currently no estimated time of reopening that road. well in the south bay, the man arrested after an assault at a vta station now facing attempted murder charges. investigators say andy perez was wearing armor vests. attacked a man on the station platform. investigators have released surveillance video that assault. we do want to warn you the video might be disturbing to watch. okay. so this was at the vta children's discovery museum station. you can see perez going up to the man with a bike and immediately starts punching and kicking him. that assault continues for little bit of time. and you can see in this closer vantage point, perez is wearing an armored vest. president ali ran off and barricaded himself inside his home before he was arrested. the victim only identified as a 45 year-old man was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries, including

and also, i just sat through a speech in milton keynes. speech in hertfordshire. so my question to you is what can rishi sunak do to put a bit of vim into his campaign? >> oh well look, i think you do need to have repetition , on the need to have repetition, on the campaign trail. yes, it can be dull and boring to pockets of the media. but remember, remember that, lots of members of the public are only dipping in and out of an election, so you've got to stick to your key messages. look, what do i think needs to happen? you've got a big moment next week with a tv debates, i think, happening on tuesday. now, potentially , you tuesday. now, potentially, you know, the tories will be hoping that will be a game changing moment and probably a moment when, for the first time, many people will be looking, at the parties and what's on offer , all parties and what's on offer, all the pressure for me at the debate will be on keir starmer. he's the frontrunner, sunak's got nothing . nothing to lose. so got nothing. nothing to lose. so i think potential

the business first opened as milton, charlie's back in 1972.for the for falcons but recently hatched at the kevin l a tower khalaf al kunz group of scientists say they are 2 females and 2 male chicks in the nest o that's like perfect. >> they hatched to an e and her new partner archie last month. now has had 22 chicks. well, organizers of the people can just names on their social media platforms until sunday at noon and then they will announce the top suggested names on monday and the winning names i can reveal later next week. organizers say the name should be connected by theme and normally related to uc berkeley. somehow cake. all right. well, we've got the best weather to be name and chicks or naming any animals you come across outside in the wilderness. doctor was a look at that forecast. good and we've named this already look time ago. it's a very dense this morning. a lot of fog scooted on into the bay area this morning. >> looking outside at coit hour right here. you can see that it is lit up, but the fog is going make sure that everyth

reporter: every year on memorial day robert strickley makes the long walk to visit his grand father, miltonsterly served in the spanish american war and world war i. >> we should be thankful for the men and women who died in the service of our country. >> reporter: ordinary people doing extraordinary things, people like commandant william e. may. >> you can see i'm emotional. i'm a vietnam veteran. i served in vietnam the 3rd marine division in 1969 and some of my friends didn't come home. >> reporter: and if you're thinking you don't know anyone who fought or died for this country, commandant may would like you to know -- >> if they do their lineage, almost every american has a family member who has served and some have not come home. >> reporter: and that's why robert would like to remind you that freedom doesn't come free. >> all these protests we had recently, people can do that because people like this died for us. ♪ >> reporter: so on this memorial day, take a moment to make even the smallest gesture of gratitude to those who may or may not have known a moment like robert strickley to

barry lecture theatre, which is where we had those who, the places and that's at the university of milton with julian is a student who was sitting here. there's a couple of us, i mean, kind of went to the elections together. there wasn't many actually students that had to cross over between physics, science, lod, someone's in politics and fluffy. so i was really lovely to engage with someone who was thinking about both of those things and how to marry up those kind of ideas of logic and political thoughts. that ability to one thing clearly critically from original perspectives and to, to have no fear and communicating them to think outside the box to think from a different angle is, is clear that it was incredibly at the depth of that t, as in computers, as mazda head of i think where most of us, where with what we were learning and in science, and actually i think i had it on a lot of the computer science courses at the time that was at solar eclipse. and the office to go through and south is right, like a narrow window through the well may use of 2 in a night of as a cramped into a car.

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but i don't think it's a really a reset or a new beginning for more constructive. milton, all relationships that we know, the concern about escalation, you know, is, is strong. and of a salient is ever how important is a direct line between the chinese and us military. i mean, the potential for disaster is misunderstanding, seems enormous. if there were to be a conflict between china in the united states, the costs are so high that it's important for all parties to try everything in their power to prevented. that being said, these types of dialogues are direct contacts between 2 sides that only really prevent conflict if there's some sort of misunderstanding or accident that lies at the heart of escalation. if it's deliberate and provocative, like i would argue, is the case of chinese behavior in the south china sea. united states having a direct line to tell china that's what they're doing. these are the, the philippines, for example, is unacceptable and dangerous. doesn't really bring the temperature down in the region with it. how do you explain? but what we've seen in the past, there wa

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want to get into one result, milton keynes, a bellwether area.ll day and milton keynes often vote the same way as the country does at a general election. have a look. it was a hunk council, no overall control, no party in majority. not any more. labour have now a majority of authority which is above what they would need to hold the majority. have a look at what is changed with liver back—up for an conservatives down seven. that is the change in the vote in milton keynes. the tories dropping 10% and labour up 6%. they will look at that result and think that is a good indication. one of the arguments we have heard all day from leaver is it is not necessarily about the gap between the parties but they could to focus on areas they think they need to win in a general election to return to majority up and all the indications we are getting are they are pretty happy with where things are pretty happy with where things are at. let's have a look at the by election from overnight, the one westminster seat that did have a vote. blackpool south was conservat

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