can i now call upon alex noris, mp. — applause. can i now call upon alex noris, mp.pplause. can i now call upon alex i noris, mp. good evening everybody. a member of parliament _ noris, mp. good evening everybody. a member of parliament for _ noris, mp. good evening everybody. a member of parliament for the - noris, mp. good evening everybody. a member of parliament for the north i member of parliament for the north of the city i speak on behalf of my colleagues in we're united in our grief, are shocked at what we've seen this week. we like everyone i think here are not used to waking up to see such devastating news about our city, the place we all love so much, leading the news for all the wrong reasons and to see the loss of three much loved members of our community who are in their own ways make such an impact in an impression on our thoughts are with those who lost their lives. i thoughts are with their families and their support for them in the challenging days, weeks months and years. we must all be there for them. and our thoughts are with those who are injure

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th 33-year-old swede becomes just the ninth player in nhl history to win three or more noris trophiesba free agency is just a few days away. the dust may start to settle for the warrior blockbuster trade last week. jordan poole to the wizards in exchange for chris paul. what the warriors lose in the youth and explosiveness of poole they gain in experience in basketbal iq with paul. don't expect the 38-year-old point guard to jump right into the starting lineup. the chronicles warriors beat writer explains, paul could be in the roll of not running with the starters. >> the a assumption is that he comes to golden state prepared to take on more of a reserve role. he is playing like what, 30 something minutes for phoenix? it will be more like 15-18 with the warriors, it should help keep his injuries down, keep him fresh, not to mention the warriors have medical jesus in rick salabrini if they can keep chris healthy he will anchor the second unit and, you know, you get the second unit playing on a high-level and this warriors team and it is a higher level >> check this out, sara, camper ar

elizabeth noris brought her child. >> drag queens are awesome, kids love them. they are larger-than-life. they are fun. cornell: this group of dimmest -- demonstrators disagree. they believe drag performers should not be reading to kids. >> what i'm against is explicit sexuality, i do not care if it is gay or straight. being put upon young, innocent children. >> i just feel like we are losing our moral values in our country. this is not right to do this to children. cornell: folks supporting the event were also here and quickly seemed to outnumber anti-drag protesters. >> my feeling is, if you think that there is something not right about bringing your children to a drag story hour, don't bring your children. cornell: chelsea from lgbtq says nonprofit positive images says with hundreds of anti-queer and drag laws across the country, events like this need community support. >> the people opposing at are sending a message that they think it is unsafe or somehow adult or sexualizing simply to be queer and trans in public, and that is not the case. cornell: the libr

elizabeth noris brought her child. >> drag queens are awesome, kids love them.e. they are fun. cornell: this group of dimmest -- demonstrators disagree. they believe drag performers should not be reading to kids. >> what i'm against is explicit sexuality, i do not care if it is gay or straight.

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elizabeth noris brought her child. >> drag queens are awesome, kids love them. they are larger than life and fun. >> this group of demonstrators disagree, they believe drag performers should not be reading to kids. >> what i am against is explicit sexuality, i do not care if it is gay or straight, being put upon young innocent children. >> i feel like we are losing moral ground in our country. and this is not right to do this to children. >> folks supporting the were also here and quickly seemed to outnumber antidrug protesters. it collects my feeling is if you think there is something not right about bringing children to a drug story our don't bring your children. >> jesse from lgbtq nonprofit positive images says with hundreds of anti-queer and drug laws being passed across the country events like this need community support. >> the people opposing this are sending a message that they think it is unsafe or adult or sexualizing simply to be queer and trans and republican that is not the case. >> library director say they were prepared for this protest and just

nori improved slot lightly in the second. 62, currently for three in the third.ten by world number a8 lorenzo sonego. the italian is up against karen khachanov next. let's head back to wembley on the eve of the final. ali, thank you. it is for manchester city a place of relative comfort to be at wembley. it was a time just fairly recently that they had a long spell, not knowing what this place was, what it meant for them. even though they have found their comfort and their home place here, to some extent, one player is only making his third appearance at the home of football. that of course as early harden. to think that he hasn't yet scored for manchester city and those two appearances here at wembley. that's quite baffling. 52 goals for him so far in his opening campaign for manchester city. will he get on the score sheet tomorrow to crown a record—breaking year quest mark we've been speaking to dan rollins to discuss how different things are for him now. life to discuss how different things are for him now— for him now. life has changed, of course. i for him n

[cheering] to introduce kelly noris is here someplace you can join us today on such short notice. because currently a resident of cheyenne, wyoming should look around the state and her work with the force or division should work for the state division for more than 13 years. she has a degree from the university of wisconsin and engender a governor gordon appointed her to serve as interim forrester for the state ofe wyoming. kelly is incredible experience working as afo forrester for the state of wyoming before that the u.s. for service project years worth of critical knowledge is a rivaluable resource for the isss we've been with discussing your today. kelly,be congratulations and i knew her. thank you for joining us today from wyoming in washington. >> thank you. the cute member of the lasso and thank you for members of the committee for the opportunity to testify i wyoming for a street division. interim wyoming state forrester. the integration and cooperation of federal, state and county cooperators has been a success for wyoming. to become a more effective with fitchett relianc

san jose sharks erik karlsson won the james noris memorial trophy. the award goes to the nhl's top defenseman . he shined with 25 goals, 76 assists and 101 points in 82 games. it was a career-high for the 33-year-old. he also led all nhl defensemen in those three stats. congratulations. >>> it looks like a little kid. >> that is when i first really understood that i am different. i was trying to figure out how to make it. >> i cannot wait to watch this. that is the newest look at apple to b+ and a new documentary, steph curry, underrated. it chronicles the warriors stars rise from being told he was too small for the nba to an all-time great. this will be available to stream on apple tv plus starting july 21st. >> i cannot wait to see that. it is appointed television. i think what is interesting, he proved everybody wrong. if that fueled him just a little bit to work that much harder to get where he is today. >> i also think he always has that mentality. even after 2019 being told they would never be nba champions again. so many people said he proved

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noris, would you spend some t the originalism argument that was made at the end of the last case? >> ably. in terms of the original meof the 14th amendment, the best source i have read is th brief henri argument in brown. ainstakingly details the legislative history at how the framerhe 14th amendment sought as a ban on all racial classificati the civil rights act of 1866 is discrimination, a series of colorblind measures and requir. there was a case with the court immediately recognized the purpose of this amendment was to eliminate racial classions, no matter who they benefited because racial classificat impose harms. the pushback is the post-ratificatioory but the history of the 14th evidence because there is massive resistance to the orignding of the text of the 14th amendment. it does not prove anything. every measure cited in harvard's brief was a remedial measure in response to the end of slavery at the position black ams found themselves in. harvard does not cite remedial asure. there is not a shred of evidence anyone back then used o achieve educational benefits of diversi

noris, would you spend some time on thenalism argument that was made at the end of the last case? >> absolutely. in terms of the original meaning of the 14th amendment, the best source i have read is u.s. brief henri argument in brown. it painstakingly details the legislative history at h framers of the 14th amendment sas a ban on all racial classifications. every knows the impetus for the 14th amendment was constitutionalizcivil rights act of the civits 1866. act of 1866 is a series of bans on racial discrion, a series of colorblind measures requirements. there was a case with the court immediately recognized the purpose of this amendment was to eliminate racial classifications, no mattethey benefited because racial classifications impose harms. thback is the post-ratification history but the history of the 14th amendment is not the b evidence because there is massive resistance to the original ending of the text of the 14th ame. framerhe 14th amendment sought as a ban on all racial classificati the civil rights act of 1866 is discrimination, a series of colorblind measures and r

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noris, arizona, republican. caller: good morning, john. host: go ahead. caller: yes, i am a republican, but i am starting to believe that where there is smoke, there is fire. this has nothing to do with him taking the documents. it has more to do with him keeping the documents and not listening to the archives. over the course of two years, they try to get the documents back. the fact of the matter is they cannot get the back. the flooding of the swimming pool and documents being moved from one place to another. there was a lot going on. i was a supporter of donald trump but there is just beginning to be way too much. i don't think he will be able to win and died concerned about that. host: that said, are you still supporting a republican in the primary and the general? caller: i like nikki haley. i would like to see a woman in that position. i wish the former governor of ohio, kasich, would get into the race. i used to like that guy a lot. it will not be donald trump. i think there is way too much. i know a lot of my -- republicans talk about 74 million

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noris, arizona, republican. caller: good morning, john. host: go ahead.aller: yes, i am a republican, but i am starting to believe that where there is smoke, there is fire. this has nothing to do with him taking the documents. it has more to do with him keeping the documents and not listening to the archives. over the course of two years, they try to get the documents back. the fact of the matter is they cannot get the back. the flooding of the swimming pool and documents being moved from one place to another. there was a lot going on. i was a supporter of donald trump but there is just beginning to be way too much. i don't think he will be able to win and died concerned about that. host: that said, are you still supporting a republican in the primary and the general? caller: i like nikki haley. i would like to see a woman in that position. i wish the former governor of ohio, kasich, would get into the race. i used to like that guy a lot. it will not be donald trump. i think there is way too much. i know a lot of my -- republicans talk about 74 million vo

today, and jamie diamond, who is the president of gp morgan e bank today , starbucks president laxman noritary forces that are preparing for a clash and people who are trying to do business with china and china absolutely at the highest level takes uh mask accepted and the foreign minister and the trade minister the finance minister, and i think that there will be more meetings. he has the chinese - they understand this. that's how america quarreled within itself. that is, there is a company there, connected rather by the military-industrial complex, who want to spread rot on china, and the rest say that we collapse. i'm americans, so they are including yes, the chinese lands are fighting among themselves, but china is also beginning to engage in outright mockery of the americans. this is not the meeting of people who are present at the same conference. but no matter how they look at each other, they don't meet. it's like american style. uh, the chinese set a task for washington. remove sanctions from our minister of defense. and, literally. so just show up. uh, good manners and politeness

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partygate report into nons— after the partygate report into eons—os- after the partygate report intoi noris—nsy viewers, patrick will agree with me that theresa may can't talk about bods theresa may can't talk about boris johnson being found wanting when, as i say, she promised to respect the wishes of the british people . in 2016, of the british people. in 2016, she became prime minister and she became prime minister and she did all she could to ensure that we had the worst hand in those negotiations . actions that those negotiations. actions that you could possibly have , because you could possibly have, because she refused to countenance a no deal exit. it was a bit like patrick, which you have done many times before, walking into a car dealership and insisting from the off that you're not going to leave without a car, no matter what the price. so she was found wanting. so boris johnson , i'd take him again and johnson, i'd take him again and again over mrs. may now darren, i'm about to throw something at you here. okay. uh oh. this is . you here. okay. uh oh. this is. inis— you here. okay.

but noris yonnson— whatsapp messages are are. but boris johnson says,— whatsapp messages are are. okey.— trying to cover things up. okey, wipe.— trying to cover things up. okay, nigel, really- trying to cover things up. okay, nigel, really good to see you this morning. thank you very much. superb update. let's bring you up— much. superb update. let's bring you up ro— much. superb update. let's bring you up to oere— much. superb update. let's bring you up to date now— 11.it1 superb update. let's bring you up to date now with the ornen— you up to date now with the one piq— you up to date now with the other big stories— you up to date now with the other big stories of the day . ' other big stories of the day. a man arrested— other big stories of the day. a man arrested following- other big stories of the day. a man arrested following the deaths of two youngsters of bournemouth beach has been released under investigation . an released under investigation. an a 12 year old girl from buckinghamshire and a 17 year old boy from southampton died after being pulled from the sea on wednesday