there's a case of contempt against its constitutional terrorism. former pakistan prime minister m ron cam speaks exclusively to art seek after he was charged with threatening current government officials. also ahead with.

ron cam has no vote. another round of street protests against the coalition government. he's also appealed to supporters to speak out against restrictions, allegedly imposed on the pakistan news channel, saying it's been pressured into not broadcasting p t. i events. when mister ken was austin from power in april, following a vote of no confidence by pakistan's parliament, he's accused washington of orchestrating his removal and in may, urged his supporters to protest on the streets nationwide. the rest of his party colleague now threatened to exacerbate the unrest in the south asia. ah, not flooding in the eastern part of, of dallas down this weekend has left at least 9 people dead. a particularly heavy rainy season house calls widespread damage to infrastructure. putting additional strain really on a country still trying to pick up the pieces following the chaotic us withdrawal on collapse of the government. one year ago. all this month, ortiz to voting special coverage to that anniversary. ah yes, something else to tell you. but earlier this week, washington announced

so, i encourage everyone to go on to that eagle cam and watch the excitement of the mom and dad, whose names are ron and rita. in the two eaglets, our one and our two. that's our local story of the ball legal. let's introduce you to our author. jack davis it's an environmental historian who is a pulitzer prize winning author with the book, the gulf, the making of an american sea. but i also want to tell you about his other books. everglades providence. marjory stoneman douglas and the american environmental century. and, of course, now, the bald eagle: the improbable journey of america's bird. in this book, jack tracks the history of our great national symbol and its ups and downs, along with the history of america and our relationship to the natural world. with these titles, as no surprise that jack lives right here in florida. and it is with great honor that i introduce the roffman family chair in the humanities at the university of florida, which is my alma mater. let's welcome, jack davis. >> [applause] >> thank, you joe. by the way, 1947 when, as you know, when tropical audubon was started, was