stewart? >> thank you and may please the court, i would like to address the roger meretz hypothetical. imaginin particular state, there was an unusually protective log sd notebooks shall be lble for any theory the content of any book that it sells then the scenario the chief justice described occurd the person was asked where is the gemares book and it said it's over o that hetable with other sports books. if they we sued for making that statement, our position would be there is no way textually that the immunity statute would apply. this is a statement about the book not the contentofhe book. the statement the book is over there is so innocuous that it might seem like pedantry about should the dismissal of the sui be about immunity or failure to ata claim but a court in thinking about the possibility of harder cases downheoad should distinguish between liability for the content itself, statements about the content and one oerhing i would say is if the conte - consequence of saying it's over t

stewart: that's correct. justice kavanaugh: your response to him suggested that if we were addressing that, the reason that falls within 230 is because of the distributor of common-law or at least by 1996 was treated as a secondary publisher in the circumstances this just described there. mr. stewart: that's basically correct. justice kavanaugh: focusing on the statute, it seems to me that the key move in your position as i understand it is to treat organization through the algorithms as the same thing as an express recommendation. is that accurate? mr. stewart: i don't think we would put it quite that way, that is in some instances if the operation of algorithm causes particular content to appear in a particular person's cute that the person had not requested, that person might perceive it to be a recommendation at least to the effect that you will like this based on what you have seen before. algorithms can't have that effect. i think we would say more the recommendation is to include one is of the platform

stewart: that's basically correct. justice kavanaugh: focusing on the statute, it seems mthat the key move in your position as i understand it is to trt organization through the algorithms as the same tngs an express recommendation. is that accurate? mr. stewart: i don't think we ulput it quite that way, that is in some instances if the operation of algorithm causes particular content to appear in a rtular person's cute that the person had not requested, th person might perceive it to be a recommendation at least to the effect that you will like this based on whatouave seen before. algorithms can't have tha effect. i think we say more the recommendation is to include one is of the platform essentially being held liable for its own content rather than third-party content. >> if algorithm prioritizes rtain content, theft becomes the platform's own speech under ur theory of 231. mr. stewart: it is the atform's own conduct. the platform's own choice. if it violated ant law for instance two per ties search results in a part

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hernandez hit stewart in the head and the beating continues repeatedly punching stewart in the head.et stewart go when my officers arrive. it is important to note this incident was investigated. both officers were suspended, one for 10, 1 for 15 and the city paid stewart $45,000 in a federal lawsuit he filed. stewart and his supporters are now calling for more including for both officers to be fired. at a press conference at city hall yesterday community activist said there is no place on this police force for that type of uncalled for violence on an unarmed man that is already in police custody. it is uncalled for and it is appalling. while stewart says he was moved to release the video after watching the beating of nichols, according to the chicago sun times stewart is also currently facing multiple felony charges in a separate case for allegedly fleeing from police who saw a gun in his car, crashing the car and falsely claiming it was stolen. in releasing this video to the public he is calling for those unrelated charges to be dropped as well. >> bill: thank you in chicago. we'll

we should bill on a good at she been mc kobinie stewart on been the stuff a goes to find. his baby fans arrive here every few minutes throughout the day, each carrying up to 4 people who died in the earthquakes. the national police force is coordinating the operation taking photos and fingerprints of the bodies which they match up to a national database in coordination with the interior ministry and the office of immigration will if you will, just show me that his me to them of them is generally let him is when our processes are done, look, there is still somebody's which can't be identified whomever southerner for them would you do to avoid any confusion in the future? in our knowledge, we take a biological sample for dna analysis. another which can be matched to blood samples from their family. slater miss. yup. will of you know, systemic and then ish to the mrs. alma cuz it was shaky. luchella's my of yours. there are 600 people working in this graveyard alone. each of the graves here has a number on it so that the families can come and find out exactly where their love

alice stewart and friends . alice stewart and friends. ray, thank you very much indeed.a very good afternoon to you all. prime minister rishi sunak started the week with reshuffle and unveil government departments will focus on science , technology and science, technology and innovation all for growth . the innovation all for growth. the briefing from number 10 downing street was that it was all about the need to harness our capacity to and nurture new cutting edge technologies . all the next technologies. all the next generation telecoms, innovation, medical stuff as the smoke stack dinosaurs of yesteryear and the metal batteries sink into oblivion. well, the critics said, unfortunately , aren't very said, unfortunately, aren't very good at doing sort of stuff. but others from the nuclear boffins at harwell to the super scientists , the renowned crick scientists, the renowned crick institute were up as were the medical research charities and the health technical industries association , because it's all association, because it's all designed to some growth into a wounde

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i'm alastair stewart. and for the next 2 hours i'll be keeping you company here on tv and radio with the stories that matter across the country. we have plenty coming up, including the latest rise in interest rates . latest rise in interest rates. will it kerb inflation? does it risk worsening the recession ? risk worsening the recession? i'll be digging deep into that with old friends and new plus, hints of progress on the northern ireland protocol and the latest on the missing of two nicola foley . we are live at the nicola foley. we are live at the scene . but first, let's bring scene. but first, let's bring you right up to date with all of the day's news. here's tatyana . the day's news. here's tatyana. alistair, thank you . good alistair, thank you. good afternoon. is 12:01? this is alistair, thank you. good afternoon. is12:01? this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the family of missing mother of two, nicola billi have insisted there is no evidence whatsoever that she fell the river wyre nicholas i

stewart? >> i think this race is going to come down to donald trump and someone not named ron desantis. i don't think rhonda santas has any idea for what he's in for. he kind of reminds me of the chinese balloon floating over the country. he's not going to take much to deflate him. i think someone will merge that we're not thinking of now as a likely opponent for trump. i still think donald trump is going to be the republican nominee. >> that really is extraordinary. melissa, with all of that we're learning this week, what does it signal to you of where jackson at this in his investigations? his investigations into the man that stewart believes will be the gop presidential nominee? >> stephanie, i'm still back on matt over models and getting their every ten years. i think it's fair to say that we had checks myth going dark for a little while before wondering what he was up to. he apparently has been doing quite a lot. the subpoena, obviously, took a fair amount of work. probably had to be brou

part of this great celebration of cinema. hollywood will be well represented with actress kristin stewart, heading the international jury. she'll be joined by a host of stars on the red carpet. besides the glamour in the berlin allah has always engage to with the real world, and this year is no exception. last year's festival ended days before russia's invasion of ukraine and lis, 73rd berliner is putting the country center stage. sean, penn's documentary about president zalinski superpower will have its world premiere here a to for the berlin allah. for me, this film is like the doors through which i hope the entire audience of the festival i can pass and, and then be connected without a documentary that i may be less. or now we have a films in panorama fiction and documentary. we're phillips and generation we're film films in form that really provide a very wide diversified picture of what happened in cream and still happening during the last 12 months. the festival will also feature the european premier of iron butterflies. a documentary about the shooting down of malaysia airlines fli

back with us also is stewart's even, senior visor for the lincoln project. so, donna, what do you make of these proposed changes, what could happen? >> well, first of, all i do think that the package of changes will pass. i think that there is a sentiment among democrats that the primary states, the early states need to be more reflective of the country. take a state like south carolina. 30%, almost 80% of the population are african americans. then you have a small state like new hampshire that comes three days later that has its own benefits, and i think new hampshire would be foolish to not have the president of the united states campaigning in a democratic primary because they will still get the benefit of all that money that's being spent and, you know, the arguments for new hampshire is a small state, a more intimate state. then you look at a state like georgia that has a growing asian population. i think that this array of states is more reflective. nevada with the latino population, of what we're going to see play out in the country. and you get the b

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let's join in thanking assistant secretary mallory stewart for being here today. [applause] israel and talked about reports about covid-19. this is just over 20 minutes.

let's join in thanking assistant secretary mallory stewart for being here today.plause] >> on tuesday former national security advisor mcmaster and the deputy national security advisor both served in the trump administration they discuss the threat posed by the chinese communist party, now testify before how select committee. you can also watch the hearing in its entirety on our free mobile video app, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies on more including charter communication. >> at charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. we are just getting started. moving 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communication support c-span as a blic service. along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >>

lieutenant stewart will have the bob dole leadership award hosted by harris. are so excited for you. what an incredible man, he wrote that will be honoring tonight. >> harris: i tell you, we will learn all about the tuskegee airmen because we are losing them down into single digit numbers now. the greatest generation included tuskegee black men who flew with the armies air division and trust an amazing pieced of our shared black history, black history month. but it is american history as i always say we share. but what is so special about lieutenant colonel harry t stewart is that when he was flying and it was a time the b51 mustangs and there was a picture of him as a young man, they were doing incredible things. they had a very low ratio of damage and harm and death to all across europe and northern africa. in fact, he is known, most known for taking out three german fighters in one day. >> kayleigh: wow! >> harris: that is a lot considering what we were playing against considering what they were flying. so it would be all about the history of this man who h

you're watching and listening to alison stewart and listening to alison stewart and friends on gb newstoday nicholas own a deal to resolve the controversial northern ireland protocol is very much on according to the leader of sinn following a day of talks with political leaders in northern ireland, prime minister's rishi sunak played down the prospect of an imminent breakthrough today , saying there was more today, saying there was more work to do to reach an agreement . this all comes with reports of a tory rebellion for the prime minister. some in his party fearing his proposed deal does not go far enough . let's get all not go far enough. let's get all the latest on that with our northern ireland reporter dougie beatty. dougie, tell us what you . well, first of all, welcome to stormont. and this is the place in the whole of europe, the whole of the british isles that was hit the hardest by the protocol. no government protocol. there's no government because unionists, of course, say it brings them of say that it brings them out of the union. have no the union. they have no political

we've alison stewart on gb news.coming up this afternoon including we'll be talking about trust the talking about trust in the police following handling police following the handling the nicola bulley case. we'll also the latest from also have all the latest from downing with our downing street with our political who be political reporter who will be joining live. but joining me again live. but first, let's have a break. you've probably seen politicians interviewed a thousand times, but we do it differently. we find out who they really are. we don't shout. we chaps . and don't shout. we chaps. and hopefully we bring a bit of light, not just heat. did know kate moss was apparently oh, how well do you have a pair jeans or well do you have a pairjeans or you girls? i did. what would i do with them friends? why? oh, my god. what's she doing now? join me every sunday at six for gloria meets only on gb news. the people's britain's news . channel so i'm going to call standing in for alastair stewart and we're into the last

in addition to oakland's own dave stewart, the three-time world series winning pitcher, they both havewers to exactly what is happening. >> 2 3 sport athlete. you play football. you play basketball. you play baseball steese onal. >> they overall become the better and so if you can play baseball. if you can play basketball, you can play football. you have the ability to in my community better than the that plays just one sport. and so i think a lot of our kids have have that stray too. sportsnet. they see that's participating in which is football and basketball. i think we saw that recently with kyler murray as he >> was the number one pick by the a's and he was number one pick in football and he chose football over baseball because the path to the big leagues is a little different than getting drafted out of college and going right to the nfl. but the money isn't good in the same sense that now use lot. so he was slot. it. but he was picked out around team so he could get the same amount of money from the baseball side that he could from the football side. >> the cost of having your ch

in charge of arms control, mallory stewart, talked ability husband decision. watch those remarks tonight starting at 10:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> at the white house, john kirby talked about curbing violence in israel and talked about reports about covid-19. this is just over 20 minutes. john: as you sue, senior officials from jordan, palestinian authority, israel and the united states met over the weekend in jordan. this was the first meeting of its kind in decades with representation from all participants. it also resulted in the first agreement of any kind in many years. the communique includes commitments from the israeli and palestinian sides to de-escalate and prevent further violence. they confirmed all previous agreements between them and to work toward a just and lasting peace. this meeting was a starting point but it was an important one. and the importance was demonstrated quite clearly by the violence we saw yesterday in the west bank and we're seeing reports today of additional violence.

brent: for more now, i am joined by dan stewart. he is with save the children u.k.e is in turkiye tonight. dan, it is good to have you with us. tell me, what is the situation right now in that city? do we have a sense of how many children need help right now? dan: we know that across the full region, southern turkiye, northern syria, where the earthquakes have struck, there are at least 7 million children who have been affected. speaking from just last night, we had another earthquake here in southern turkiye which must have been absolutely terrifying for these children who have already lived through such a traumatic experience once. myself and the team were actually on the road when it happened. the ground shook violently. our car swerved and we were able to pull off and wait for the shaking to pass. but our minds immediately turned to the millions of children and families across the region and the fact that they are reliving the same nightmare they experienced a couple of weeks ago. brent: it is hard to get your mind around that. it makes me wonder what kind of su

thanks so much, mark stewart in tokyo. >>> and secretary blinken says the u.s. has loaning worried about china helping moscow evade sanctions or send weapons and ammunition to russia in the war against ukraine. there is no indication that beijing has done that, but blinken says that the u.s. is concerned that the chinese leadership may be thinking about it. listen. >> if you go back to the very first conversations president biden and president xi had about russia's war of aggression against ukraine just a couple weeks into the war, president biden shared with president xi our deep concern about the possibility china would provide lethal support to russia in it effort as well as engage in the systemic invasion of sanctions. and the reason for that concern was just weeks before the aggression, you will remember they had a meeting in which they talked about a partnership with no limits and we were concerned that among those -- among the lack of limits would be chinese support for russia in the war. would he been watching it closely. to at a time we have seen chines

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let's join in thanking assistant secretary mallory stewart for being here today. [applause] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communication. >> congress is back this week. legislative work starting at 2:00. members will take up a resolution expressing condolences for turkiye and syria following the recent earthquakes. later in the week the house will consider the rain in act. a republican bill requiring the biden administration to publish the inflationary impact of future executive actions. the action is at 3:00 eastern for the annual reading of george washington's farewell address. later in the day lawmakers will vote to advance judicial nominations. watch live on c-span and all

but jon todd stewart one the simon county congressional seat in 1862 was a democrat. not only was it embarrassing that it was his former law partner was also his cousin by marriage was one of the pickups know and it is not well known it kind of land him the the famed copperhead from ohio lost in that election although he lost and this is also kind of interestingly resonates with the president he lost because the ohio seat got gerrymandered out of power, out of anything but but also there are always elections, right? it's not just 60. so the landing happens. big campaign is in 63. as a democratic candidate for governor of ohio that november 1862. letter to karl schurz is really interesting as well, because one of the major innovations of the civil war was to have fraud soldier voting, absentee voting. that's an innovation in american history. and part of it as a result of lincoln's interpretation of the election of 62. well, let's turn back let's turn back to stephen a douglas douglas. douglas often gets forgotten, as reg pointed out in the lincoln-douglas debates, the

but femme infiltrates that space superbly, helped by nathan stewart—jarrett and george mackay�*s performancese sam mendes war drama 1917. preston is a different interpretation of masculinity for the actor to transform into, particularly physically. to be honest, a huge part of it was finding his outside first. . i think his secret is kind - of clear to him, and it's kind of his idea of masculinity that makes the whole . thing a problem. and therefore, his armour is his aesthetic, so much. of it, so kind of getting this body, sort of building up. the tattoos, the jewellery, the hair, like the costume| as well. the directors also worked with artists from the drag world to create the character ofjules. there was a drag consultant, yeah. how important was that for you? it was really important because that's when jules feels his most powerful. so it really was important to get that right, to kind of feel powerful in that moment, to feel that it was completion of something, a persona. femme's certainly a really gripping commentary on a really hot topic in the news of the moment — that of so—called

stewart. mr. stewart: thank you, chairman. a little awkward when you haven't been able to join you with your opening comments. i apologize for that. i think as the chairman -- i think all of you understand as well, you split your time. i apologize if i follow up on some questions you feel like you adequately answered before. i think we may be discuss -- don't discuss enough is or understand well enough is what china's intentions were in doing this and china doing it. i ask you all first, i know you don't know this, none of us do, what's treuplgs of say president xi was aware of this and the timing of this. it wasn't a coincidence that happened the week that we expecn there and it's unlikely, i think, that they thought this balloon would not be observed. at # 0,000 feet it was almost certain as it traversed the entire nation if it had gone across a small portion of the u.s. maybe not. problem little going to be observed. they knew that. do you think this was a statement, political statement, regarding secretary's visit? if so h

channel hello, i'm alastair stewart. for the next 2 hours, i'll be keeping you company here on tv and radio with. the stories that matter across, the country so the tories need to resolve where they stand , economic policy on they stand, economic policy on growth, on taxation, on deregulation . we will be deregulation. we will be debating that prompted slightly by a remarkable essay that liz truss, the former prime minister written in the sunday telegraph . but as i was just saying to my michael portillo, i think in respects more importantly and i really recommend it if interested in economics and in politics that leader column today says liz truss has started a crucial tory debate. when we'll have some of that here with people the party all friends of mine and from various of the party across the country. but first, let's bring you right up to date with all of the day's news and here is tatiana . news and here is tatiana. alistair, thank you. good afternoon . this is the latest afternoon. this is the latest from the gb

we've got some christine stewart. she's the head of the international jury. and we've also got steven spielberg making a flying visit to the capital to pick up his honorary golden bear, which is his lifetime achievement award. the festival is showing a whole, a cross section of film some throughout his career. and as well as that we gotta hate blanche. he also be here to premier her film. tarts, german premier is where it was already been shown around the world to greater claim . and we've got john malkovich will be here to premier seneca and on the 1st night tomorrow night we're hoping to get a glimpse of anne hathaway on the red carpet and also peter dinklage of a game of thrones of fame for the opening film, the opening film from rebecca millette, she came to me now and that's just for starters. the heart of the brilliant alley is of course the competition. what are we looking at this year? well, they're 19 films are in competition for the bears this year. a very strong showing from jeremy there. 5 german made films also are women directors features strong

but femme infiltrates that space superbly, helped by nathan stewart—jarrett and george mackay�*s performancesrama 1917. preston is a different interpretation of masculinity for the actor to transform into, particularly physically. to be honest, a huge part of it was finding his outside first. . i think his secret is kind - of clear to him, and it's kind of his idea of masculinity that makes the whole . thing a problem. and therefore, his armour is his aesthetic, so much. of it, so kind of getting this body, sort of building up. the tattoos, the jewellery, the hair, like the costume| as well. the directors also worked with artists from the drag world to create the character ofjules. there was a drag consultant, yeah. how important was that for you? it was really important because that's when jules feels his most powerful. so it really was important to get that right, to kind of feel powerful in that moment, to feel that it was completion of something, a persona. femme�*s certainly a really gripping commentary on a really hot topic in the news of the moment — that of so—called toxic masculinity

so that's on youtube and you're watching listening to alastair stewart & listening to alastair stewart on gb news. whitney well, still to comments including and i'll second flash of the rural spotlight . we'll be of the rural spotlight. we'll be looking at the shortage of fruit and in supermarkets. just and veg in supermarkets. just what is causing this and what are these solutions? i'll be talking two very special guests next. but a quick. break welcome. and watching alastair stewart& friends helen gb news and radio and online and thank you very much indeed for so doing. our second flash. pardon my language of the rural spotlight will remind you as i'm sure many of you are keenly and perhaps even painfully , that perhaps even painfully, that there is currently a fruit and vegetable shortage at most of the major supermarkets. you may to find items such as tomato cheese, cucumbers, peppers, various types of lettuce. it is apparently due to bad weather in europe, particularly in spain and in north africa as well. morocco, where many of those vegetable items come from and, the idea of it

part of this great celebration of cinema. hollywood will be well represented with actress kristin stewart, heading the international jury. she'll be joined by a host of stars on the red carpet. besides the glamour in the berlin allah has always engaged with the real world, and this is no exception. last year's festival ended days before russia's invasion of ukraine and lis, 73rd berliner is putting the country center stage. sean, penn's documentary about president zalinski superpower will have its world premiere here a to for the berlin ana. oh, so for me, this film is like the doors through which i hope the entire audience of the festival i can pass and, and then be connected without a documentary that are maybe less or now we have films in panorama fiction and documentary. we're film since generation. we're film films in form that really provide a very wide diversified picture of what happened in cream and still happening during the last 12 months. the festival will also feature the european premier of iron butterflies. a documentary about the shooting down of malaysia airlines flight m

as invited filmmakers indignant trees that also be on the head of the international jury. kristin stewart to introduce the jury. and of course, the stars of the opening film. and i can tell you they are here. i've already seen them at the press conference for that film as are expecting to see, or peter didn't clear, jo ann hathaway, mercer, tommy walking down the red carpet. now the berlin ala is known to be the most political of all the major festivals. but it, it also has fatter, really delivers on the star power as well. so just to give you a taster. over the next 10 days, we will be expecting to see steven spielberg hate blanchard, william to pho, sean, penn, and lots of other stars as well on the red carpet. okay, i'm in amongst all the politics you, you mentioned there present as alaska, human alive address. ukraine is gonna feature a big of in a vis you it is very much though the festival wants to show solidarity with ukraine or since the russian invasion, which happened almost almost a year ago to day. and they've got 9 ukrainian films are in the program, not for the main competit

we've got kristen stewart, she's heading the international jury. we also have a steven spielberg making a flying gazette to collect his ordinary golden bath for his lifetime, achievement, and will be shown the cross section of the films of his from his entire career right from the beginning to, to the present. we got cate blanchett as well coming to have for the european german premier film tal, which is already premier to other festivals. and is he too great to claim he played this female pastoral conduct. he gets involved in a b scandal. we've got your markovich coming to premiere seneca and we also have on the 1st night that's tomorrow night for the opening film, we're hoping to see half the weight and peter dinklage on the carpet for rebecca miller. she came to me. well, i just got to do and besides politics and the stars, the house of the brother of course is the competition for the golden bear. it is of course, and they've got $900.00 films competing for the golden back on the silver bass. there's also a special documentary prize, i think the

we saw that occur as early as, earlier in 2020 when stewart rhodes testified to the select committee that he wanted to trump to invoke the insurrection act over the summer for the oath keepers to go out into the streets during the protests and detain protesters. so that's something that the oath keepers and proud boys voice leadership really hoped donald trump would do an act aggressively. for a can file members the oath keepers and proud boys and thousands of other americans involved in far-right extremism, donald trump's actions to vilify gretchen whitmer in michigan for her covid restrictions and to say stand back and stand by to the proud boys. we received tone testimony in the select committee from one proud boys that that commented to debate, that triple the membership in his view of the proud boys in his chapter. so we saw tyler time again that trump's words and actions provided an opportunity for these groups to mainstream themselves and legitimize themselves in the months leading up to january 6th. in that way he was extremely important. >> talk to me a little about this. on

catherine stewart works with the minority in the house and ranking member david scott. i want to emphasize their early in the farm bill process so the committees are still forming. we do not even have full lineups. it's very early however i think there's a lot of momentum and excitement to get the farm bill process started so with that caveat is hard to predict where things are headed. we will try to keep this conversation forward-looking and high-level. we know we have a lot of people today who might be interested in the farm bill but might not know a lot about that big piece of legislation might not know so we are going to talk about what to expect. as bill mentioned staff here are not authorized to comment on the specifics of this report so we are going to go into the specific recommendations but we will really talk about the process with respect to what it takes to get the farm bill done. i think we will start with the basic one which is when you hurt -- hear the word farm bill you don't necessarily think about nutrition and yet it's more than 80% funding of this bi