rhodes: he spent the night with her.ht. (engine starts) bird: this was reported back to colonel boris pash, who was head of army intelligence for all the west coast. and pash was convinced that this was a serious breach of security and that perhaps oppenheimer was conveying nuclear secrets and atomic secrets to the communist party through tatlock sadly, tragically, she died just a few months later, in the spring of 1944. under mysterious circumstances, her father found her naked with her head plunged in a bathtub with her body slumped over the edge of the bathtub. which is a very odd way to commit suicide. there's some speculation that perhaps she was murdered. oppenheimer was horrified and devastated by the news. the security officer who informed him said that he wept openly, that he was absolutely bereft and actually confided that there was nobody that he could speak to about it so you sense, uh, the loneliness of his grief. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penet

teaching scuba and kayaking through his dive shop in jamestown, rhode island. here he is a 1997 giving a kayak lesson. >> it's a very easy figure 8 stroke. >> swain was known as an honest businessman and an active member of the community. and likewise, the people in shelley's circle raved about her. >> she was effervescent. she was always on the move, always on the go. >> shelley, who memorably wore a bumblebee con was seen as nothing left but a gift where she was headmaster of a middle school. >> she had an ear for every child. and when she spoke to you, she looked you in the eye and she didn't care. the world fell away. >> always by shelley's side, her constant companion, tori, the bernese mountain dog. her furry companionship was always available to a people having a bad day. shelley and david married in 1993. they didn't have children together, but she quickly endeared herself to his two -- a son and daughter from a previous marriage. >> what do you think that thing was between you two? >> a love of adventure, a love of nature. you couldn't find somebody th

when governor rhodes and all this is in the book. but whenever governor wrote, when governor rhodes arrived on campus, he went and he had his public appearance, but then he had a private appearance in the firehouse office with the. i don't even believe there any kids. it officials or administrators there. fire chief state police, national guardsmen, some reporters. and he his words were being broadcast also to the i don't want to commodore materials but the facilities where the national guard were being bivouac at. and he made it very clear in his pronouncements that the fire at the fire station that he said these students are worse than the brownshirts of world war two. and we are not going to let them get away with anything. this kind of stuff is going to stop here. they are no longer going to burn or divert on $1,000,000 buildings. building the burnt down was 1942 world war two barracks worth about $100,000, maybe. but he. he gave the guard in that talk, which people could hear permission to use any force they could to stop the pr

our federal highway administration will 10 actively working with the rhode island d.o.t. to provide whatever support we can. that is including technical support and assistance in traffic management and operations it deal with the disruption and secondly involvement in supporting rhode island d.o.t. developing the r.f.p. for the replacement structure which was issued april 29. wail we have not been able to determine that there would be eligibility for the e.r. program as it stands, we do see will you federal aid formula fundinged a discretionary funding can be helpful here and we are working with r.i. d.o.t. to identify opportunities there and want to be a resource any way it help the communities get back to normal and get that bridge into the state it needs to be. sen. reed: let me thank you for coming to rhode island and director of the federal highway administration. we appreciate very much your personal involvement. and it might require a legislative language it get rhode island on the list so we will work to try to do that. within other aspect of transportation is tra

the cutting edge tech now helping one rhode island woman find her voice again after it was altered by of thing is probably a blip in your daily life. most of us wouldn't give the drive through a second thought. but, for alexis boguen, once ordering a coffee once seemed impossible. now, for the first time in a long time, she can do these things again, thanks to a.i. >> it's amazing to have, like, a thing in your back pocket that you can pull out and have it talk for you. >> reporter: the 21-year-old used to love singing along to country muse niic in the car bus left without a voice after a terrifying discovery. >> she had a brain tumor in the back of the brain. the size of a golf ball. it was very vascular. she had to go into urgent brain surgery. >> reporter: the ten-hour operation successfully removed the tumor, but it damaged the part of alex he'f alex he's bra. >> i thought if i couldn't talk i couldn't be independent. >> reporter: so specialists in providence, rhode island using new artificial intelligence technology worked to create a digital clone of boguen's voice. >> we were g

. >> mexican police say 30-year-old american jack carter rhode and australian brothers, jake and caremere shot and killed saturday after going missing. authorities said sunday that evidence points to three suspects who appear to have attacked the tourists after a carjacking attempt. their burned up truck was found on a near by farm last week. the local prosecutor theorized the thieves likely wanted their trucks tires but said the men resisted. on sunday, their families officially identified the bodies which were found dumped into a remote 50-foot deep well. the three men were on a surfing trip near the popular coastal city of encenada but were camping in an isolated area outside of town. >> going to remote isolated locations can be great but it can work against you when there's nobody around to be able to help you in case of emergency. >> reporter: former l.a.p.d. detective says traveling internationally can be a risk. >> once we leave the soil of the good old usa, things are not always equal. so having to deal with some of these ramifications can be challenging sometimes. >> people ma

and rhodes with blogs and agencies are warning with desperate to humanitarian situation unfolding. how is under binary pulse? it's been 2 days of digging through mud and rocks in some places, 8 meters deep. teams of volunteers are trying to reach the bodies of their friends and neighbors. the landslide had popular new guineas, northern and good province at around 3 am on friday, very, and people in their homes while they were sleeping. survivor's st. boulders, the sides of cars came tumbling down, crushing houses below. no one knows exactly how many victims are under the debris to the bodies and yet to be rejected. the locals are still working and trying to dig out more bodies provincial government to southern the actual disaster team with now k, t, and simple liaison defense press to go there and check up assessed at the sight. 6 villages are affected, the most people here are small scale farmers and they've lost everything they've got in the wild animals the livestock. yeah, everything was there and there, there are appealing to our government and he owes me for food and shelter.

larson: i thank the gentleman from rhode island. and i wanted to say this as well, that this is a bill that was constructed by more than 350 different groups across this great country and by members of this body who put together their ideas. the ways and means committee nearly took the great ideas of our colleagues and put them together, ideas that have been endorsed by the national committee to preserve scoacial security and medicare, reliance of retired americans, california reliance, paralyzed veterans of america, strengthen social security coalition, the naccp and the list goes on. the gentlelady from florida understands this and florida leads the leads the number of seniors they have in their district. as we pointed out to this speaker, madam frankel, every district receives money. $364 million a month. but it has been that way for more than 50-plus years. these programs need to be enhanced and extended, not cut. the provision by the republican study committee, if there's nothing done by 2034, social security is cut by 20% and

back with ben rhodes and jen psaki. thanks for sticking around. ben, does this remind you of the obama administration? i jest. >> i mean, yes, the similarities are very slight here, alex. i mean, look, there's so much happening here it's basic pay to play corruption. our government is for sale, policy is for sale. basically if you're rich you get a tax cut. if you are destroying the environment with fossil fuels, just give me a billion dollars and i'll make those regulations go away. in addition to being corrupt in its own face, it's something he has in common with the autocracy that rise around the world. this is actually how you get autocracy too. with putin it was like i'm going to create some klepto autocrats and we're going to have a small group of people that control the country. that's what's happening in hungary with viktor orban they have such affinity for. if you care about corruption and a government that's working for you instead of a handful of rich oligarchs, then you can see the danger of donald trump. if you introduce the substance

ben rhodes, jump in here. your reaction to the u.s.ipment of the weapons, including 2,000-pound bunker buster bombs. >> i don't think it should come as a surprise. i think for the last several months, president biden and the biden administration have made clear their concerns and if not outright opposition to a large-scale israeli military operation in rafah. given the fact that you have well over a million palestinians there, many of whom are civilians. yes, there's some hamas, but an enormous amount, over 600,000 children, given the near famine-like conditions that are prevailing and the reality that if you have a significant military operation that includes narrow bombardment, ground incursions, that you would have an enormous loss of civilian life. this has been building for some time, because i think what the administration has been looking for is a different plan. they sent different officials to israel to consult about what are the precautions taken? aid get in. i'm not privy to the conversations like the ambassador. it's pretty

have sat on for two years as a community member someone who graduated from brown in 2013 and lives on rhodeer voted on anything, any counsellors just been there to placate community and what eventually came to realise is when we were being brought an opportunity to engage with the students to respond to a community asked, this was the first thing we were brought and we had to really — me and other members of the council had to push the administration, pusher leadership to take their concerns seriously and force them to go to a vote... and it seems to have worked, is i could justjump in, and this led to a resolution. do you think it is little more open dialogue between students as well on how they see the war in gaza? i think for students they really are sceptical about howserious the institution is about delivering on the vote. it's so clear that the presence of the encampment with commencement reunion coming up was a threat for what the institution was hoping this time would look like and so i think the students the conversation has been about how are we preparing for when and if they like

while in connection to that, the russian president also emphasized that the belt and rhode initiative has yielded some very positive results in the truth. but the most, you're going to build up with somebody's reading the work on linking integration processes through the european union. and china is built in rhode initiative is using real results. agreements on free trade with serbia. iran and vietnam have also been enacted in agreements of being prepared with countries that offer great economic potential such as egypt, indonesia, and the united arab emirates is a draft decision has been prepared for today's meeting to start negotiations on concluding a temporary trade agreement with mongolia we also heard a lot from bella, russian president, alexander lucas jenco, who stressed specifically the importance of digitizing the economy of the ration economic union to bring it up to modern standards. on a political note, he said it's in very important for the union to look at how it's going to further cooperate with countries in latin america and africa will continue to struggle with coloni

in newport rhode island goes back a long way. 1790 america was 14 years old the local jewish leader to. the nation of religious freedom not just for juice but for all citizens. bigotry no sanction and persecution no assistance. help laid the groundwork in the amendment and our constitution. ever since jews have been in the forefront of helping to recognize the promise of america for all americans. jewish artists, poets help define vision of a liberty for millions of people who come to our shores. look, and advocates fought for women's rights every right we have. my whole career, every fight to increase civil rights and civil liberties were led by jewish communities where i come from. jewish faith and citizens civil rights for all. jewish scientists and engineers and doctors have led breakthroughs in innovation, technology. cross government jewish governments probably serve our nation. in a civil service in our nation's highest courts. that is why jill and i hope for the first ever high holiday holy reception at the white house. [cheering] it's important first permanent mindoro made wit

if you're in rhode island, it's the specialty of rhode island. >> seth: okay. >> think of chocolate syrupe. don't fill it to the top before you put the syrup in. >> seth: all right. >> coffee syrup, right? >> seth: yes. >> that's it. and just a little more milk in there. then we can actually -- here we go. >> seth: okay. >> i want you to try it. >> seth: so it's just milk with coffee syrup? >> mm-hmm. that's it. >> seth: it's really good, dude. >> it's just -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: it just tastes like -- yeah, it tastes like exactly what it is, yeah. [ laughter ] have you always been obsessed with perfecting a hamburger? >> not always, but the last 20 years or so i have been. >> seth: you've been going around, you got a book of all the regional -- the best regional burgers. >> yes, it's called "hamburger america." also the name of the restaurant. and it's basically -- it's a guide to getting yourself around america to eat authentic regional american hamburgers. >> seth: and were you surprised at how many different regional hamburgers there were when you first started? >> totally. i

all-time home run, athletes on manhattan island, which i could never quite figure out, and a classic rhodesu hail from all 50 states. some of u are third-generation west pointers. others of the first in the family to join the u.s. armed yn in annapolis this year. i won't want to be at that family reunion. [laughter] er time there is ae,n't know h'o do it but anyways. [laughter] look, i wish i could praise every cadet one by one because you deserve it. you make your nation proud. as your commander-in-chief, you have earned every bit of what you have been given. class, like none was an appropriate choice. you are grua world likeone fore. i have been a senator since i was 29. never left government. ladies and gentlemen, the world is changing rapidly. accelerating. r been a time in history when our military does so many different things in so many places around the world at the same■u#% time. right now, america's soldiers are supporting bravew+ u fight . we are working around the clo moving. training ukrainians how to use advanced weapons systems. they sharing lessons and tactics wyconstantly.

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in 1790,ca's founding father george washington wrote , rhode island, a devotion to religious pluralismwrote that the united states would "give to bigotry, no sanction and persecution no assistance." he further wrote, "may the children of the stock of abraham dwell in the land continue to merit and good will of the other americans. while everyone shoulder his ownd figure tree. and there should be none to make him afriday. may the father of all merceries scatter light and not darkness in our path and make us all in our several vocations useful here. and in his own due to time and in a lastingly happy. as long as i serve the american washington's vision of religious today, this means rng anti-sem -- anti-semitism at home. and what it means to achieve total victory in the face of evil.tal victory is something to many others throughout fail to . total victory starts but only starts with wiping those responsible for octob, off the face of the earth. there can be no retrievable dignity for hamas and its backers. when they chose rape, the torture of civilians and mutilation of infants as weapo

you know, paint council present, showing me shout rhodes. i am shocked at the news of the attack on the backend p. m . c. so after a meeting of the slow of capital, that cabinet in hand low, but nothing can effect justify violence or such attacks. and here's the message from her garrison president victor all about saying he was think be shocked by what i described as a heinous attack against his friend. prime minister robert said, sir, we pray for his health and quick recovery. god bless him and he's a country a victoria below 5 reports for this. the fact in tv news channel. ok easy as she joins us from breakfast. bob, welcome. victoria took us through what we know so far. hello from flomax. yeah. so what we know is the weaknesses say that there were $34.00, maybe 5 shootings to reminisce or he has a domino injury. he has probably injured hans legs. he was the one that, as you said to us, he will leaving a government meeting in the central down also have love hour, which is in the central slovak here. and this part of the tradition of our bu

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massachusetts, michigan, mi new jersey, new york, north carolina, ohio oklahoma, oregon pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, tennessee, texas virginia washington, west virginia, wisconsin, and wyoming. today in filing this important and historic case. thank you. >> que topic. i don't know who can answer the question. when we talk about the ticket master fees, are we talking about tens of dollars or hdollars in terms of the average consumer? question which i will give to mr. kanter. mr. kanter: ask the consumer about the tax and the fees they're paying. in the aggregate it amounts to across the entire country and across the entirery. reporter: mr. attorney general, with information coming the supreme court justice is having a flag flying over 6 related cases before the court, do you have anyhing that the justice department can do or say about the situation? mr. garland: the justice department i can't comment on any justice. reporter: we rarely see at this phase of enforcement clearly state what kind of be looking for in terms of the case. it's very clear you're seeking to break up tic

can expect this protest also to continue brown university as a private institution in the state of rhode island. when it's students demonstrations against israel's actions in gaza and called on the university to divest from israel university or thursday said let's talk about task. bought 12 is a professor of holocaust and genocide, studies at brown. and he explained to me how the administration convinced the students to and that protest as well. thank you for support for having me. and i am glad that the bronze university of administration reached an agreement with the students. it generally agreed that so representative of the students would be allowed to present the case for the investment to the university corporation to the board. there is no commitment by the 1st the of a say to good friends to or to bring this to necessarily a vote. but this is improvement on previous policies by the university. and it did mean that the students agreed to dismantle the and kept mind on doing 1st degree. right. i'm president biden today and said that should be no place on any campus for anti semitis

hong kong was often sung an anti government demonstrations and 2019 critics say the ban further or rhodes, freedom of expression, since paging cracked down on the protests. here in germany, a former mayor berlin has been injured and an attack at a library. social democrats, francisco, defined now the cities economy minister was head over the head buying a sale, and wielding a bag containing a solid object, a 74 year old man has been arrested. no series of reason. incidents is fueling fears about the security of politicians and activists. here in germany, the latest and the eastern city of dresden was caught on camera by the w crow on the front of the new campaign event. tons ugly green politicians set upon by to bystanders threatening our commer team. and the queen's number is that most spinster we've joined yvonne most. she was running for local office in the east and her party. the greens have become a point target of political violence and recent months. and this is kind of this, but i think it's especially important in this district where you have a lot of non voters to maybe motivate

in 1790, america's founding father george washington wrote a letter to the jews of newport, rhode island, expressing america's founding impulse, a he wrote that the united statesd sation and persecution no assistance. he further wrote, may the children of the stock of continue to merit and enjoy the good will of the other inhabitants, while everyone shall sit in safety under his own vine and figtree, and there shall be none to make him afraid. may the father of all mercies scatter light and not darkness in our paths, and make us all in our several vocations useful here, and in his own due time and way everlastingly happy.at as long as i serve the american peop wil defend george washington's vision of religious pluralism and freedom. today, this means crushing antisemitism at home, and supplying the state of israel with what it needs, when it needs it, without conditions, to achieve total victory in the face of evil. for all of you, total victory needs no explanation. but total victory is something too many others throughout the free world fail to understand. total victory starts,bu start

but we can expect this protest also to continue a well brown university as a private institution in rhode island in the united states, when it's students demonstrated against israel's actions in gaza and called on the university to divest from israel university authors. he said, let's talk, oh oh my boss, all there is a professor of holocaust and genocide studies from university and joins us from best buy. uh, welcome to the w and what does the university agree to that? that meant the students ended that protest? well, thank you for us both for helping me and i am glad that the bronze university of administration reached an agreement with the students. it generally agreed that so representative of the students would be allowed to present the case for the investment to the university corporation to the board. there is no commitment by the 1st day of a say to good friends to or to bring this to necessarily a vote. but this is improvement on previous policies by the university. and it did mean that the students agreed to dismantle the and kept mind on doing 1st the green rice. i'm president

the the, this is the w news lies from the most signs of concern from the us or the is rhodes military strategy and gaza. as it continues to bombard southern city of rasa reports, and that the bite and administration paused the shipment of the phones to israel last week. meanwhile, more palestinians slee rough uh, as israel military moves in the u. n. one's against a full scale offensive on the city. once considered the last safe haven to civilians inside garza also coming up from the program. the dw witness has an attack on a german politician in dresden. it's the latest and the series of politically motivated incidents across the country is granted the security and safety of those hours campaigning. plus serbia rolls out the red carpet for china as president saving is it single largest investor because those type of damage so be as chances of joining the, the money for this making. i'm good to have you with us or thoughts from the us suggest the bite and administration post a shipment of buttons to israel last week, us official said this was over concerns that israel would move ahead

ben rhodes, thank you for your time. that is our show for this evening.ith jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> testimony wraps up in donald trump's criminal hush money trial without the former president taking the stand. we'll recap what happened in court yesterday and go through with the remaining time line for the case. >>> also ahead israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu may soon give a joint address to

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this is footage from rhode island, dartmund university, almost a hundred detainees, this is north carolinaearing down the palestinian flag that was raised on campus instead of the american one, at new york university ford, protesters set up a camp right in the building. but they didn’t last even a day for the police. since april 18 , about 2.0 people have already been detained across america for student protests against israel, what is happening so concerned the republicans that they hastily voted in the house of representatives for a bill to combat anti-semitism. by announcing it, senator tom cotton calls for an even tougher cleanup of american universities. the ambivalent message from the head of the white house did not go unnoticed; the left is confident that by supporting israel, the government is deliberately provoking riots with the police. on the contrary, the white house is too liberal. as a result , neither one nor the other is unhappy with biden. and this was most clearly seen and heard at the university of alabama. there, trying to outshout each other, supporters of palestine an

michigan, minnesota, nada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north car oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhodeand, south carolina, tennessee, texas,nia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin and wyoming. they join us today in filing this important case. thank you. >> questions, here. >> i don't know who question. when we talk about the ticketmaster, are we hundreds of thousands in terms of average consumer? >> good question. >> i think you need consumers what they think of the tax that is that are paying and the fees that they are paying. this amounts to billi o across e entire country and across the entire industry. >> flying over his and with twong january 6th related cases before thert,o have any concerns and is there anything that the justice depart c do or say? >> rightly point o, the justice department has cases before the supreme court so i can't comment on any justice. >> we rarely see doj at this phase of enforcement clearlystet itwould be looking for. in this case very ticketmaster and live nation, why did you make it so clear and what kind of remty or potential breakup would stop --

martin baccardax is bureau chief at the financial news service thestreet — he's in rhode island.i could start with you with those results from arm holdings. they were hardly bad, so why the sharp drop in its stock price?— its stock price? yes, i think you're absolutely — its stock price? yes, i think you're absolutely right. _ its stock price? yes, i think you're absolutely right. they _ its stock price? yes, i think you're absolutely right. they were - its stock price? yes, i think you're absolutely right. they were not i absolutely right. they were not terrible... inaudible it wasn't fantastic, but was lower case conservative in nature and that is what investors keyed up on and ultimately this stock has had a meteoric rise since its listing in september that investors were calling it the price of perfection, in other words, anything less than something really good was going to elicit a bit of a pull back and i think now we are asking some questions about the ai landscape in general and whether or not this forecast suggests that some of the hypeis forecast suggests that some of

maud institute of technology, rhode island school of design, university of washington and california state university at los angeles as well. they joined the student movement supporting palestine. at canada's mcgill university, students also sat in support of the oppressed people of gaza. protests against the zionist regime's encroachment on the light of gaza have thrown the city of malmö, sweden, the host of the eurovision final. this competition will be held today. from an hour ago hundreds of people by raising the palestinian flag , they gathered in this city to express their solidarity with the people of gaza and their protest against the crimes of the zionists. to this province in the northeast of ukraine began. according to the announcement of the ukrainian army, the russian forces advanced in this axis to a limited extent. russia occupied the northern regions of kharkiv province at the beginning of the war , but retreated after a few months. in the last two years, the war in ukraine was mostly in the eastern provinces. however, about a month ago , ukrainian officials warned ab

talked about joe welch joseph welch, the army lawyer here, senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat of rhode island. talking about his legacy. very often indeed. too often, political outcomes in washington are determined by the political weight and the wealth of contests and forces vying for power. it is brute force against brute force. and it makes you wonder, is that all there is to this? is this just an arena of combat where huge special interests lean against each other, trying to shove each other around each for their own greed and benefit? well, this 60 years ago is an eternal lesson of what a difference one person can make a regular american a. nobody in washington good at his craft, good in his character. and in the right place at the right time. a man who knew what was right broke the fever of virulent political frenzy that had captured washington. one private lawyer's sincere direct outrage at a cruel attack on his young associate. a few words from a boston lawyer who had just had enough turned the tide of history. madam president, may we never forget in this world of vast and ofte

nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhodecarol tennessee, texas, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, and wyoming. they join us today in filing this important and historic case. thank you.e on topic and one off topic. i don't know who can answer the question. we lk aboue ticket master fees, are we talking about tens of llars or hundreds of dollars in terms of the average consumer? >> good question which i will give to mr. kanter. mr. kanter: ask the consumer about the they're paying and the fees they're paying. in the aggregate itto billions n dollars across the entire country and the entire industry. reporter: mr. attorney general, with atiocoming out the supreme court justice is having a flag flying overisroperty and with two january 6 related cases before the court, do you have concerns and is there anything that the justice department can do or say about the situat mr. garland: the justice nt has cases before the supreme court so i can't comment on any justice. reporter: we rarse the d.o.j. at this phase of enf

pro-palestinian students occupied one of the design school buildings in providence, rhode island, usad renamed the building after a palestinian artist . students have prepared themselves for anything. we will stay strong and stand . we don't let anything cause us to lose our spirit or our goals retreat we are not sorry to miss our classes to make our voices heard and also to sympathize with the palestinians in gaza. the university of santiago was also the scene of clashes between students and the police. police. the anti-riot arrested dozens of students and planned to take them to prison by bus, but the students prevented the bus from moving for a while, when the anti-riot police intervened. demonstrations of pro-palestinian students at the university of chicago also continue against the aggression of the israeli occupying regime in the gaza strip and the demand for an immediate ceasefire. the police hours ago with the attack on this university gathered the tents of the students . no news has been released about the number of arrested students. at george washington university, despite

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tonight on bbc news. . ,, , ., but some protests have now ended, including at brown university in rhodealestinian student—led group reached a deal on tuesday. demonstrators agreed to end the encampment on campus in exchange for the university to hold a board vote in october on whether or not to divest from israel—linked companies. it is the second such deal between universities and protesters following northwestern university, which struck a deal on monday. since then, administrators at rutgers and the university of minnesota have also agreed to come to the table and discuss protesters' demands. joining me now to discuss the negotiations is aiyah josiah—faeduwor, who sits on brown university's community council. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news tonight stop i want to start with what brown university has done it, this different approach and experience with a resolution that ended the encampment there. can you tell us what that process was like and how it led to a resolution?- it led to a resolution? yeah, 'ust it led to a resolution? yeah, just first _ it led to a resolution?