visit, this trip to washington. state visit, this trip to washinuton. . ve it there for tonight. _ washington. 0k, we will leave it there for tonight. william i it there for tonight. william bellamy, former us ambassador to kenya and our senior advisor on the africa programme for the centre for strategic and international studies. answer joining us on bbc news. thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's have a look at some other stories making the news now. a ten—year—old girl who died in a mudslide in north yorkshire has been named as leah harrison from darlington. herfamily have paid tribute to her as a "happy and bubbly" little girl. her school called it a heartbreaking tragedy. the mudslide happened at carlton—in—cleveland wednesday afternoon during a school trip. cabinet secretary simon case told the covid inquiry that downing street was "definitely dysfunctional" during the pandemic. he also said messages criticising borisjohnson and colleagues were "raw, in the moment" expressions and not the reality of the government's p

i want to thank my guess and del mar, in san francisco and in washington state. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our key. see you next time. remember prospect the the, [000:00:00;00] the same wrong just don't you have to save house and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people, the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding the all. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war. the garages here fills the air and the capital s or want hear and bid a final farewell to their late president saying their good bye. so radians more than the loss of their president after

know he is a political analyst and journalist and in washington state. we cross the andre might be on the e as a writer, as well as a military and political analyst. gentlemen, costs uncles and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st here. we can talk about maneuvers on the battlefield and the intrigues behind closed doors. what the economist likes to say. but i thought that, you know, tony blinking a rendition of neil young's uh, a rocking in the new world really says it all. and so, earlier in the day, he's saying, you know, who's supporting the, your democracy in ukraine where it doesn't exist, or ukraine is an ex president now or holding office, presumably illegally. but he had time to go down to a basement and sing a song that actually has a completely different meaning that it's original one. so for me, tony blinking tells us everything we know about this utterly failed proxy war scott as well. we also need to point out that the basement they formed in the midst of a memorial to the as

our ambassador in washington stated this, anatoly antonov.ding to the diplomat, washington does not want peace in europe; the united states is doing everything to prolong the conflict and increase the number of casualties on both sides. sending to the front lines in the streets of ukrainian cities was completely omitted; men are in no hurry to go to the combat zone, especially since the unsuccessful strategy of the ukrainian command became publicly known. the bureau of investigation of ukraine opened criminal cases against 28 commanders of the armed forces of ukraine. they were accused of failing to defend themselves in the kharkov direction. according to the investigation, the military leaders did not organized the work of the companies, because of this the armed forces of ukraine suffered serious losses in manpower and equipment. protests have resumed in tbilis over the law on foreign agents. hundreds of people took to the streets of the georgian capital, including students from local universities. they walked through the center to the mini

the us embassy in georgia expressed support for the protesters, while washington stated that the lawforeign agents put georgia on a dangerous trajectory, the response from tbilisi was tough, we act taking into account national security, we are far from the subjective opinions of domestic foreign politicians. three residents of the capital became victims of cyber scammers and lost 14,000 rubles. the scheme is not new. the victims received calls via messenger from unknown persons who introduced themselves as employees of the daily operator. the victims , believing that their mobile phone would stop working, installed a remote work application, thereby giving the scammers full access to the data. my contract is ending and i need to renew it, but they offered to download the application, i downloaded it. and they talked to me for a very long time, at that time messages began to arrive that some codes should not be shared with anyone, i asked a question about what these codes are for, they told me: don’t worry, everything is fine, i received a message that my card has been debited money,

i want to welcome representative kilmer in washington state, not d.c. we are being family-friendly so he could participate. he is al■■mso breaking another rule, which is the rule of no sitting members. obviously, everyone knows a special member on fixing congress as it were. so, that is what we are exploring this afternoon. to introduce paul kane, who came to washington 25 years ago to cover congress for roll call. the chicago tribune, my hometown paper. then moved to the washington post 15 years ago, something like that. he now heads the congressional bureau for the post. and i am told, in addition to his encyclopedic knowledge of congress, which we all enjoy in the washington post, he has an encyclopedic knowledge of baseball statistics, which i'm not sure is a good use of time. [laughter] but be that as it may. >> it's a certain inclination of mine. >'ll try to fill in on that role. >> is probably at the matinee. [laughter] they are playing a day game. >> we have had a lot of discussion this morning" about what drives some of the sfunction of congres

the gentlemanfrom washington state is recognized. mr. larsen: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from michigan. >> for months we have been hard at work crafting the f.a.a. re-authorization act of 2024. i am so excited we are here to pass this critical piece of legislation that includes so many wins for my district back home. this bill is innovative and collaborative and essential. removing air travel forward. thank you to the chairman and ranking member and all the members who passed this bill out of committee. my district is home to president ford. it is one of the busiest but its growth is being inhibited by a control tower that doesn't have new necessities and been passed over for replacement. my bill directs the f.a.a. to consider older towers at airports in selecting projects and increasing transopinions dwsh the speaker pro tempore: 30 seconds. >> when using which towers need to be updaded. this will help other airports forge a path forward to meet the needs. i thank the chair for working with me and i urge passage of this bill f

in austin and the full states like washington state and connecticut set to eliminate low-level traffice. it is a mixed bag. exciting stuff and some backsliding. i don't think we are done with the analysis of the full consequences of that moment. geoff: given your point, the degree to which politics have changed. conservative states and some progressive areas have passed tough on crime laws. are there key structural reforms to policing that are practical that would be effective? >> i want to reset. we are talking about the term reform. it has a particular meaning. reform means making the systems we have better. there are some things we can do that can produce reforms. there is another thing we have to be working on which is entirely building out new systems and replacing the ones we've got. both-and are necessary. i talked about washington state and connecticut looking to band low level traffic enforcement by police. there is no idence that doing that makes anything any safer. crashes are not reduced to buy it and communities don't feel safer and law enforcement doesn't want to be doing

the the business and the system must be why, but just keep them in the system with key at the washington state the rules of the computer system, the phone of send 2 professional and city and to you for the list of all of a huge because they use the known in vietnam as the american war, the vietnam war. last, it's almost 2 decades and drained in numerous countries. not any time we have now, and then you don't see it. now. what is all i'm empty? hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me. i got that not meant to supply the american soldiers loaded resistors, most of us like the down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals and lee lead up day bye. all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did and on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah. yeah. that's, that's a ways to to yes, the of the the hello and welcome to cross ok. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lebow. the 9th of may is a venerated day on the russian calendar in march the victory over fascism in europe in 1945. tragically the colle

he was close to his only child, 27-year-old laura who lives in washington state at the time. >> i spoke to my dad 3-4 times per week. >> in the spring of 2005 rae -- ray was ready for retirement, already starting to cut back on his workflow. >> we were going to drive across the country and take our time, visit the national parks and end up on the west coast to see his daughter. if the trip never started. on april 14 laura had a conversation with her father that she will never forget. >> just called to say hello and i love you. he said i'm sure you're going to do great. you always do. you are just like your mom. >> the next day rae woke up and told patty he was going to play hooky. she wasn't surprised. >> i said it's time to get up. he said i don't think i'm going to go to work today. i say good for you. >> patty want to work. she was a clerk in his office. ray called around 11:30 that morning. he told her he had taken his fun little mini on a spin, he often did that. she thought nothing of it. >> he said i am driving down 192. i said fine. no problem. he said i love you. i said i love

according to "wall street journal," one example from washington state shows average 2.4 gpa, and 2.7ig difference. we kept letting the line go further and further, there is empathy i showed during the pandemic and not just test scores have fallen. at attendance is down. after reading the data, there is pressure on teachers to be more l lenient on students same way we graded kids before the pandemic, maybe ways you and i as children were graded when we were going through the education system has changed and is not going back. having kids get 50% for showing up, getting a moderate grade, no more zero, no more failures. whether the test is done on percentage basis or done by grades, there is no f score, no zero, just like a participation, everybody gets a ribbon for showing up. >> carley: it you can taed about how in virginia, they are doing equitable grading, you are allowed to turn your homework in late and if you do bad on a test, you can take it again. teachers want to give students some grace, that is fine, you will not get grace in the real world. >> todd: greatest successes in li

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washington. abortion showdowns in multiple states. latest from arizona and florida. >> a breach of customer data at the largest health insurer in the united states. what united health is revealing to congress about how the hackers got in. >> it's been one whole year, and the results are in. we're taking a look at the governor's initiative to send state police into san francisco, and we are tracking the situation unfolding at ucla right now. >> this is a live look at what's happening more violence breaking out overnight as police work to clear a big encampment on campus. good morning everyone. it's thursday, may second. >> we'll get to all that. but first, a check on the weather with drew. hey. >> good morning. our warm, sunny pattern continues for another day today. in fact, today's likely warmer than yesterday in most cities. a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you we have clear skies this morning. temperatures right now we have our typical cool weather in the 40s, but a lot of us starting out the morning in the low and

well, just in continuation of the topic, footage has literally just arrived from washington, state departmentriefing that they do not give permission, i quote, to kiev to use american long-range missiles. regarding our policy, i already said this last week, we do not encourage or allow strikes on territory outside the borders of ukraine. during a press conference in tashkent, putin said that now the main events of the northern military district are unfolding around kharkov, and the advance of our troops in this direction according to the head of state, it was provoked precisely by the actions of the west. well, indeed, the ministry of defense confirms that in the kharkov region the russian military indeed continues to advance into the depths of the enemy’s defense. our military department reported new data on the progress of the special operation, units of the southern group of troops improved the situation along the front line, the west group of troops launched attacks on ukrainian forces in the area of ​​kupinsk and krasny. the north group repelled five counterattacks near volchansk and sta

. >> this happened in washington state. the state's attorney general. he's named bob ferguson. he's running as a democrat for the governor's office. and then he was suddenly facing competition from two other men named bob ferguson and bob ferguson, also running as democrats. >> but now those two knew bob ferguson's have withdrawn from the race, reportedly under pressure from the ag, who called their candidacy a scheme to split the vote. >> by the way, something very similar happened just two years ago in florida and that was fraud there. >> it was fraud, very similar. were they named bob? >> see if there's more to come, no, i forgot, i think their names are actually alex rodriguez. oh, fantastic. >> yeah. miami's own all right. >> next to a baseball fan's dream. come true. happening twice. not only in the same game , but also within a matter of seconds. >> yeah, i've never heard of this happening. this happened last night in seattle at the bottom of the first inning. seattle's josh rojas, he hit this pitch to foul territory. and then a guy in the mariners, shirt caught it. and

. >> well, a big cat got too much, too close for one family's comfort over the weekend in washington state. here's ryan sims from our station in seattle. there's so many things going on, i had to watch it over and over to see everyone's reactions in this close encounter of a cougar kind. >> first came fixation, then fear, then a frantic getaway. >> i think it was just as shocked by seeing us as we were shocked by seeing it. >> the initial indication of trouble came with the havner family's two cats spotting a much bigger one of their own. they bolted for safety, leading to quite the commotion. >> it took me a few seconds to realize this is this is very large. it's a cougar just feet away. >> the hefner's young daughter was the first to escape. then came april, carrying the newest member of the family, a boy, a two month old puppy who was just a foot away from this most unexpected guest like it wanted to have a snack. >> so that's what it looked like for just a second. with so much going on, the cougar apparently got spooked as you see, it quickly darted off. >> it was streaking away. all i

it's like, no, no, no washington state. and then i get very puzzled stares like where but what i try to wake up and do every day is to put victories on the board because of the mind that even opens new possibilities. you learn something by the trying, maybe failing, butrn most from your failures no. you learn most from your create other opportunities they have this beautiful effect whenew veins of possibility open up new resources, new people and we need to increase the tempo of. our know, we don't need five year strategic plans. weplans, victory after victory after show people that it's passive so we have a demoralized movement. and i think that one of the most important things we can do is demoralize it. i mean, we moralize it in the sense of like, you know,ns in kindergarten. that's one way to do it. but i really mean more of us in people, reminding them why we're fighting, reminding them what the problemsming the enemy, and then calling think it's very possible. that is more perilous than it's ever been. but in some way

a dozen people infected in our state and washington state. so, the cdc says seven people were hospitalized, two have developed a type of kidney condition, the walnuts were produced at gib son farms in holester. the company recalled the organic light halves and pieces walnuts, the cdc says stores that should notify customers about this recall. >>> curiousity got the best of this little guy in utah. how it ended up hundreds of miles . >>> i have been waiting for this story. curiosity got the best of one cat. playing around in an amazon box and accidentally got shipped to a different state. the couple packed a box to return shoes and did not realize their cat was hiding inside. they spent hours looking for their beloved cat. when it seemed all hope was lost they got a phone call that her microchip was detected 650 miles away near riverside. >> i could not believe that she was in california. i thought it was a prank. still, still hard to wrap my brain around. >> my goodness. amazon employees took her under their care until the family could be ann

the 24 red states had an average home afford ability store of 0.70 while the blue states plus washingtonge 0.59. republican states have more affordable housing. the swing state average sits in the middle, slightly more affordable than the national average. red state blue state, maybe not. stuart: let's get to the stock market, stocks are moving significantly. they are all down. ashley: down big after palo alto's report, they worry about guidance from that company dragging on other names. they are down 2% to 3%. the weight lossmakers, interesting stuff, nestlÉ launching a new frozen food brand aimed at people who use weight loss drugs like ozempic. it's called vital pursued and is expected to be in stores by the fourth quarter of this year. investors love this company's forecasts going forward, they expect 29,000 to 42,000 deliveries in the second quarter. the stock up $0.85, good for a 10% gain. stuart: democrat congresswoman jasmine crockett said marjorie taylor greene's remark about her eyelashes was racist. joe concha will break that down and bring us all the fiery drama from the hous

president biden is expected to make stops in wisconsin, illinois, and the state of washington promotingis investing in america agenda. jericka? >> all right, skyler hen ryry a the white house. thank you. >>> tonight, a major roadway connecting new york city and new england is back open once again. crews near norwalk, connecticut, worked around the clock for 80 hours straight to reopen an overpass on i-95. it was demolished after being damaged when a gas line tanker truck crashed and burst into flames as you see there on thursday. >>> well, coming up on the "cbs weekend news," a high school senior from ukraine is headed to one of the most prestigious music schools in this country. >>> but next, counting down to boeing's first human launch to space, and what's at stake. at . ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults

washington stated, but tel aviv did not provide complete information about the use of weapons.ccording to the ministry of transport and drug administration, about 37 palestinians became victims of the strikes. the idf says most of the dead were hamas militants. meanwhile, nbc journalists found out that the united states continues to actively help israel. despite biden's recent statements about stopping arms sales. by according to media reports, a few days ago washington sent the idf both defensive and offensive weapons. the israeli army is now striking the southeast of gaza. during the latest attacks, according to the palestinian side, about ten more people were killed. the rafah communications station in rafah was reportedly attacked by israeli tanks. the hamas movement, in turn , continues to fire at idf soldiers and armored vehicles. a missile strike was also carried out on the israeli city of kiryachmona, and a strong fire started there. and now footage from afghanistan. there is devastating flooding, many houses are damaged, and 50 dead and more than 100 injured are report

there was no rule in the washington state legislature that said don't be a jerk.m was don't be a jerk. so let me just draw out two thoughts to get your question of, what arei think we have wils and we have school problems. the will problem is all hard stuff. it is hard, big, systemic changes. primaries are a big, hard, systemic problem. the means by which members are selected to be the candidate of their party. it is freeing in a state like mine where we have a top two primary, more so than any closed primary system. each one of us have had experiences approaching a member of our party or the other party and saying would you work on me with this and getting the response i would but i would be killed in a primary. the role of money in politics is a will problem. there are ways through which we could address that to change up the norms. the other you ask are there small steps we could take to fix things. i would posit that part of our problem is that we have some skill issues. there are people, that come to congress that have many of the skills you need to bridge th

in washington state, democratic considered a top contender in is thi's gubernatorial race.cause of his statewid name recognition. twother bob ferguson's also filed to run but eventually pulled out of the race. he three bob's -- bobs. >>idat named bob ferguson have backed theirby of state's 5:00 withdrawal deadline. that was aft ferguson the attorney general threatened b ferguson's with a felony if they ran for governor and that's why they decided to end their unusual campaign. 's in a name? >> i have known this bob ferguson. mus. id that two other bobs also named ferguson filed friday to run for government. thr goal is clear. ferguson. to mislead voters and split my supporters three ways to depress my vote total. he was flanked by the prosecutor whonk and also cited the revised code of washingtonso crime. >> this is a class b felony with a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. >> glenn morgan took credit for recruiting the other bobs who both lists this olympia ups store as their campaign the bob from graham said he will back out afterease and desist letter from the bob w

investigators in washington state are looking for the person who threw a steel beam from an overpass onto interstate five, which is north of seattle. the 51 inch long beam exploded through the windshield of an suv just barely missing the driver there, he says glass flew everywhere, including inside his ear. gregory shannon was just on his way to work like any other day when this happened. >> seriously, i thought i was dead. everybody said, you know, i need to buy a lottery ticket last night because, yeah, i was lucky. >> while investigators are not sure where the beam came from, there are no construction sites in the immediate area. >> he is very lucky. a possible bird strike forced a pilot of an american eagle flight to declare an emergency. the plane had just left reagan national airport outside of washington. it was headed to key west when that incident occurred. it was diverted to baltimore washington airport as a precaution. fortunately, none of the 73 people on board were hurt. >> it is good. a handcuffed harvey weinstein appeared in a new york courtroom for the first time sinc

optimum a family in washington state is suing seattle children's hospital and others. >> so over the death of their daughter, they say are death was the result of negligence and discrimination sahana ramesh was taken to the hospital in 2020 because she was suffering from recurring seizures. she was 16 years old, got a parents say she had a severe allergic reaction to the anti-seizure medication she was prescribed. they say it caused rashes over her body and impacted our organs. according to their lawsuit, the family tried to get sahana medical treatment more than a dozen times over three months? the family says that their concerns were downplayed and their daughter died after months of suffering with me. now, are sahana's parents, nalini and anapathur ramesh, and their attorney, steve berman. thank you all for being with me. and of course, on condolences on the loss of your daughter on a path. let me start with you and you detail in this lawsuit just how much pain sahana was in and you went to the hospital hoping she would be admitted. they did not admit her. what did they tell you?

meet the nurses who made a life saving assist at a community basketball game >>> well in washington state, a 19-year-old hiker survived a steep fall that officers say many others had not. >> miraculously the hiker only suffered minor injuries. the hiker veered off the road onto a narrow path under the high steel bridge in mason county despite warning signs telling hikers not to. >> they were able to rescue him by hooking him up to a harness. the rescue team says other hikers who ignore warning signs might not be so lucky. >> there are more recoveries than there are rescues. don't go off trail. i can speak from experience. your loved ones are going to appreciate that you don't go off the trail. >> read the sign. they're called to that area. >>> let's check in with darren peck joining us right now. i know it's a bit of a cool down as you've seen them rolling in. but it's going to heat up soon. >> thursday and friday. >> it's back. >> thursday and friday and then again next week. there is actually two spikes in warmth that are coming our way. thursday and friday is the first one. we kind of

this one in washington state. >> steve: crazy. right by the playground, the thing you put in the backyard. >> something is in the water. >> steve: jungle gym. >> steve: thank you for news from the wild kingdom. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> steve: sounds like joe biden is going to try to do something about the border and we have got new details coming up. he. >> lawrence: former acting dhs secretary chad wolf is coming up next. ♪ oooh! i can't wait for this family getaway! shingles doesn't care. shingles is a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. ahhh, there's nothing like a day out with friends. that's nice, but shingles doesn't care! 99% of adults 50 years or older already have the virus that causes shingles inside them, and it can reactivate at any time. a perfect day for a family outing! guess what? shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not

candidate who promises to restore restore normalcy to washington dc, or bring major change to the country overall, 54% of likely battleground state voters say they want a candidate, they prefer one who restore normalcy to washington dc, but look at voters under the age of 30. >> it is a total flip of that. bring major change to the us. look at 65% of voters under the age of 30, say they want a candidate to bring major change to the us. and in that same poll, which candidate they thought would bring major change to the country. they've thought donald trump would. so all of a sudden you match up those two questions and you get a pretty clear understanding of why younger voters seem to becoming more republican versus just four years you got to read the small print here. the small print means has big implications. harry how quickly have opinions changed among younger voters? >> yeah, i think some people look at this polling and you know, they look at a slide like this and they say, oh, this change, this is just a polling artifact. i don't think it's necessarily the case because i want you to go back in time. i look at age 18 to 24 24

in washington state, democratic attorney general bob ferguson considered a top contender in is year'sal race. partly because of his atide name recognition. two other bob ferguson's also filed to run but evenally pulled out of the race. next, details on the three bobs. >> two of those candidates named bob ferguson haved their campaigns before the secretary of state's 5:00 withdrawal deadline. that was after bob ferguson the attorney g threatened those other bob ferguson's withr governor and that's why they decided to end their unusual campaign. >> what's in a name? >> i have known this bob >> my name is bob ferguson. >> thisob dsn't like the idea that two other bobs also run for government.dda >> robert benjamin ferguson. their goal is clear. to misleadersplit my supporters three ways to depress my vote total. he was flanked by the prosecutor who called it a prank and also cited the revised code ofn a crime. >> this is a class b years in prison. >> glenn mok credit for recruiting the other bobs who both lists this olympia ups store as their campaign headquarters. the bob from graham sa

graces the the, [000:00:00;00] the bus can do i, but just keep them in the system with key at the washington state. the pals the computer system, the phone, i assume that there are 2 of us to professionally prep the list of all. but each what they use for level the, what is part of is it that the employee would post good. isn't the deepest you of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without cases. let's go out of the, in the headlights here. we're talking to national moscow says ukraine is being used by the west to wage an open war against russia. as off of the british foreign secretary said t f has the right to strike russian targets with the u. k supplied as us authorities cut down on campus protests across america, iran steps to and then off with scholarship to any students expelled over that support. guys that the nation supreme leader lashing out this behavior of the american government was the student process has shown that rogers and this of france, pessimism towards the us. it shows to everyone that the us is that complex of

i was just in washington in my state.y have project where they're putting, a credit for 78 charters for this library of comments projects as part of that great and part of the contract with the contractor they're tying it to apprenticeships. i was able to visit that project, see the ibew union, work with her incoming students to show them how to come base basically how to install charging stations in order, sort of think of it as if you want the next generation infrastructure, , we need to tye out to developing the next generation workforce to build the infrastructure. that's the couple ways, couple things you to think about the challenges of workforce. >> i've got five boys who need a job so i'm all for that. go ahead, rick. >> in regard workforce and how we can get the capacity in place to actually deliver on these projects, i think that you've got two problems that are fairly distinctive one of them is i think that you do for lack of capacity in the pc space, professional engineers, civil engineers and others. we've se

a washington state, portland, oregon. maybe those are the natural 1st responders to this kind of trouble. just before this interview i went outside and saw that my own campus for the 1st time as a mass protest. and there's a kind of encampment growing. so it's is, yeah, several days later here in the state of kansas, a internationally conservative state. but keep here too, it's happening. so we'll see whether this spreads or if the commencement is that begin may 10th or 15th or so in. most us universities tends to dissipate students and the energy of these protests. so what do you say about this issue? do you think israel gauze of it seems to lift a fire and the students didn't? do you recall similar a process, for instance, about the, the to gulf was certainly not in. don't do remember that there were eventually very large mass protests against us intervention in particular interact millions of people, both in europe and united states taking to the streets. but those were not campus space. they were not university based

. >>> a heart-pounding scene out of washington state.er is caught on surveillance video jumping off a dock into the water all by himself. tony richter, a maintenance worker, happened to be in the area to pick up equipment. he spotted the boy, jumping into the water. richter's fatherly instincts kicked in. he yelled to the boy's mom who jumped into the water, and he followed behind. >> makes you want to tuck them in and squeeze them tighter. it's relief, and it's still one of those things that you will remember. >> the boy and his mom were both okay. >>> new trouble for rashee rice and an update on the baltimore bridge collapse. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the baltimore sun" reports the body of the sixth and final victim of the baltimore bridge collapse has been recovered. authorities found the body of 37-year-old jose mynor lopez yesterday. he was among the construction workers on the francis scott key bridge when a massive cargo ship slammed into it causing it to collapse. an investigation into the march

watch it because it might just change the way you the boss can do either speak with key at the washington state, the girls, the dealer, my computer is just the phone of send 2 professional men video to you for the list of all but huge, but they use the video focused, everyone's attention on the success of force. but we can't forget what brought that officer into that classroom. he was there in forcing a law that made it a crime to quote, disturb schools in any way. that means any disturbance that any kid causes in school is across the board of the law comes from the original intent was to control young people. the very, very original version of south carolina's law was a log ins flirting. and it was written in 1919 and it was because the state lawmaker was concerned by the amount of flirting he saw going on your women's colleges, white women's college and his jurisdiction the and then it was in the late 19 sixty's, but that law was expanded to apply to all schools, not just girls and women schools in the late 1960. so what do you know? what was going on that, you know, not a coincidence. kids w

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