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

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

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

sat on for two years as a community member someone who graduated from brown in 2013 and lives on rhode islandd 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 likely will

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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

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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 ticket liv

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 semitism. i kn

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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 biden t

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

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minnesota, nada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north car oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode islanduth 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 -- >> well

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

and that was senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat of rhode island, jim townsend did the mccarthy hearings on communist? did they accomplish anything, in your view? they really accomplished very little at all when it comes to their stated goal, which was to find communists. no evidence of communist infiltration to root out communists, spying and infiltration. if anything, they got in the way because they diverted a lot of energy and a lot of attention away from investigations that might have found what were some of instances of infiltration. high levels of of the us government. so very little was accomplished by by the investigations themselves. probably the only good that really you can say came out of the whole episode was that the primary subcommittee committee on investigations adopted some reforms so that abuses of the kind that senator mccarthy engaged in would be much harder to engage in in the future. so things like requiring that, both the majority and the minority have a significant role in determining what investigations ought to be pursued, giving the minority the opportunity t

nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode islandennessee, 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 enforcemen

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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

pro-palestinian students in the city of providence, rhode island, usa, one of the college buildings. they captured the design and renamed the building after a palestinian artist. students have prepared themselves for anything. we will stay strong and stand we will we don't let anything make us lose our spirit or retreat from our goals. we miss our classes to hear our protest and also to sympathize with the palestinians in gaza. the university of santiago was also the scene of clashes between students and the police. the riot police 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 riot police intervened. both in opposition to the invasion of the israeli occupying regime in the gaza strip and the call for an immediate ceasefire continues. a few hours ago, the police attacked the university and collected the students' tents. no news has been released about the number of arrested students. at george washington university, despite the threat of the university authorities to evict the supporters of p

at the same time as the student protests in the united states, brown university in the state of rhode island is considering stopping investment in occupied palestine. the washington post announced. brown university has reached an agreement with the students protesting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza to vote to stop investing in zionist companies supporting the university in october . the protesting students also announced that they will end their sit-in today. student protests against the zionist regime's genocide in gaza it started two weeks ago at columbia university, columbia, usa and has spread to more than 80 universities. american police have arrested more than a thousand students so far. the american police arrested at least 16 people while removing the students protesting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza from the university of new mexico. at the university of florida, 3 students were arrested for attending the gathering condemning the genocide in gaza. a female student at new york university's faculty of engineering chained herself to a bench using chains and glue, and the

in america, several universities in washington, maryland, rhode island and new jersey have cut their ties with the company after student demonstrations and sit-ins. the israelis cut off. in continuation of the march of fridays of anger and disgust , an anti - zionist march was held in several provinces of the country. americans declared their support for the palestinian people, death to israel, death to america, death to america, death to england, death to england, death to israel, israeli friday prayer preacher in tehran , thanking the iranian parliament for approving the law on organizing the rental housing market, officials said: ministry of roads and urban planners must seriously follow the implementation of this law. and it is a right and wise action , the law is appropriate, the society has good guarantees in it. accurately written. our demand and the demand of all of us is the serious, clean and high-quality implementation of this law. now that i have thanked the honorable parliament for this law, let me make a complaint. what is the status of the first prayer ceremony of kami

he put the people in rhode island are thinking.ays information gathering and state of mind that when he ci need to go, he knows he'ser got to move thee public sentiments to agree with him on where thinks need to go. that was really, that chapter d roosevelt and how he went about moving -- >> weak back live to the u.s. senate where lawmakers about to vote on a judicial nooverage on c-span2.

this is footage from rhode island, dartmund university, almost a hundred detainees, this is north carolinace are tearing down the palestinian flag that was raised on campus instead of the american one. at new york university ford, protesters set up camp right in the building. but they did not last even a day, the police were ready and acted. since april 18 , about 200 people have already been detained across america for student protests against israel, what is happening so concerned republicans that they rushed to vote in the house of representatives for a bill to combat anti-semitism. announcing it, senator tom cotton calls for an even tougher cleanup of american universities. each one is such a small gas, a disgusting cesspool. the rights propose depriving universities of financial support, and denying employment to particularly active protesters. we shouldn't support them with our dollars, donors should refuse funding, and i want to go even further so that businesses across america when they... if they see these diplomas from harvard, the university of los angeles, the university of col

in america , evergreen university in washington, john hopkins in maryland, brown in rhode island and rutgers in new jersey have ended their relationship after demonstrations and student sit-ins. they cut ties with israeli companies. ireland trains students to tackle fake news. as the irish times writes, the education system of this country is supposed to include lessons related to media literacy, privacy and security in cyberspace for students at a young age. in this plan, parents also take courses to help increase their children's media literacy. bekaa motabarkeh hosts people and lawyers in a national project with lawyers , official experts and family advisors of the judiciary. 3 i am involved in a property dispute. i could not get a lawyer due to lack of financial ability and after that. i lost everything for 3 years. unfortunately , i consulted and got various advices, but i did not get the result. the validity of the sealed order is a term in legal matters that takes away the possibility of filing a lawsuit again. to arise for the individual. getting legal advice before filing a

at the same time as student protests escalated in america, braum university in rhode island stopped investing in palestine. occupancy checks. the washington post has announced that brown university has reached an agreement with students protesting the israeli genocide in gaza until october. stop investing in pro-zionist companies vote for the university. the protesting students also announced that they will end their sit-in today . student protests against the zionist regime's genocide in gaza started two weeks ago at columbia university and spread to more than 80 universities. american police have arrested more than a thousand students so far. prime minister of malaysia from muslim countries. the arab wanted to bring the zionist regime to justice for its crimes in gaza. anwar ibrahim said that muslim countries should express their protest against israel's illegal invasion of palestinian land. simultaneous company the american restaurant chain has closed more than 100 branches in malaysia due to financial losses. malaysian citizens in the badge boycott campaign. businesses supporting the zion

with stun grenades, fireworks to the entire campus. dispersed on the opposite atlantic coast in rhode islandlege, it is part of the ivy league, 90 detainees per evening. 34 people were arrested at the university of madison, in wisconsin, where police were also hit and there were wounded. and this is a university in new orleans, police officers have their weapons ready, the further south they go, the tougher it is. i'm not allowed on campus anymore, everyone is mine. our things were left there, we probably won’t even be allowed to take the exams. columbia university in new york has already switched to remote work, from there it all started, and before it had time to subside a little, it burst into flames next door. hot food and also food that is noted to be vegetarian. they also want lotions, it all sounds like a party. what kind of army of revolution is this? the same bewilderment in the eyes of congressmen, who the day before personally visited george washington university in the american capital, greeted them unkindly. in response, with a megaphone in hand, the republican woman attacked th

clashing with police and mass arrests but students and administrators at least six schools from rhode islandia, have found common ground and negotiated agreements to close tent encampments. erin gretzinger is a reporting fellow at the chronicle of high education. what do these agreements look like? what have schools agreed to do? >> the schools who have made agreements so far, we have seen distinct stipulations, but common themes in each. at northwestern which made an agreement early last week, we saw several steps towards what students view in the groups as moving toward their major demand of divestment. fleece them make agreements to have a committee to look at divestment. northwestern agreed to disclose investments to all internal stakeholders as well as movement on agreements that have been in the works for longer for students who are muslim, who are from the middle east, and are of north african descent. we see similar things in agreements at brown who will take a vote on investment this fall. overall i think the main themes to take away our that these and cap meant have been central fo

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it has specialized facilities, that right now in the meantime, as places like georgia and rhode islandments, sometimes they still have to bring them back to the grounds for some of the processes that go on there, it's a very important facility. most important for the workers whose lives have been disrupted by not having the vessel traffic in and out. the u.s. army corps of engineers leading the wreckage from the channel have said very ambitious -- set very ambitious targets. i'm fully confident by the end of may, they will have the vessel out of the way on the wreckage out of the way and the channel ready to go for normal operations. >> what is the impact -- has the impact bent on global shipping and supply chains? >> there's been an impact, it's something we've been watching closely, using new tools to do so. ever since the major disruptions on the u.s. west coast in 2021, we have created new capabilities in our department of transportation and president biden's infrastructure package established a new multimodal fr eight -- freight for things like this. we could not have foreseen hou

and in fact, at brown university in rhode island, they announced yesterday that they had reached an agreement on a plan going forward, and the students had voluntarily given up the encampment. i saw that, and i think what they gave up, the brown administration was saying we will consider divesting or we'll hold a vote. >> we'll talk about it, which some might view as not concrete enough, because they could certainly meet and vote and say, no, we're not going to change a thing about the way we've been investing. which, by the way, is what a lot of these student protesters are calling for. they want their universities that they feel they have some sway over to, to divest, to take their investments out of anything israel related. i want to ask you if this has always been kind of historically the main tactic of student protesters to call for divestment. >> so the divestment call is something that is clearly coming out of the anti-apartheid movement of the 1970s and 1980s, but i think it's also important to note that students are right now are calling for disentangle sort of relationships with the

students at the rhode island school of design took over an administrative building last night, barricading entrances with tables and chairs as crowds gathered outside the building at mit, pro-palestinian protesters broke through the barricades to retake an encampment. at columbia, officials have now canceled the school's main graduation ceremony, citing security concerns. >> i have friends whose families are coming from places like singapore, france, mexico and other countries around the world who've spent thousands of dollars on plane tickets, so it's definitely an incredible disappointment. >> it comes as israel appears closer to carrying out a major ground offensive in southern gaza overnight, a palestinian security official and an egyptian official told the associated press that israeli tanks have entered the city of rafah, which has been a refuge for more than 1 million displaced palestinians, a city israel describes as hamas's final stronghold. and israel already launching dozens of airstrikes on rafah, ordering people to evacuate to humanitarian camps. hamas claimed yesterday that i

now meanwhile, at brown university in rhode island there's an apparent agreement there. the student protesters have agreed to remove their encampment with the administrators saying they would haute a vote in october considering divesting from israel. back to you. >> as you know, this sort of hing is happening across the country. there's growing violence happening on the ucla campus now. what's going on there? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. so this is a scene that is significantly different from what we are seeing here at columbia university right now. there are literal fights that were happening around the campus of ucla yesterday. these protesters and counterprotesters really fighting apparently each other in this situation. our station out in california and los angeles is reporting that at least one person was taken away in an ambulance. we don't have any information now on the extent of their injuries, but that also really showcased how much. a powder keg this is become -- becoming among people sitting on all sides of this very emotional issue. >> yeah, definitely.

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or even with is right partnerships all together. protest as a brown, you invest in providence, rhode island, celebrated after the school agreed to meet the student representatives, to consider divestment. and we send students agree to dismantle that protests come bronze. the 1st major us getting past due to signal willingness to consider divestment. chris mazda condo is an assistant professor of educational studies that to davidson college in north carolina who specializes in higher education financing policies. welcome to d w. what i'm looking at this story, one of the 1st questions that strikes me is why, why are universities investing in israel? so universities are invested in lots of different things, just like an american for a one k retirement account. they invest broadly so that they can have returns and all different ways and ensure that their investments provide the revenue that are, that is needed to supplement operating revenue, tuition fees, ex, every services that and how much are we talking about? or it just depends on what you think of as an investment in israel. students are