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demonstrations that have been taking place in several cities across the country, old calling to president william richard to resign. moving, stacy, people have been killed and purchased a big down back injury off the proposal to raise taxes. and present years have has since scraps not bill and find most of his cabinets, but that has not appeased protesters. i'm just curious, catherine story was at some of those protests in my writing. this is a situation on this model as well. some of them are using stones to tap either for news this and they sometimes are got to lot um, you know, we have in this concern before taxes here are saying that this is the right cost and then you should be here because i was the president we're here 94, and the ones that do nice to be not. so and the street um we have the process as well. and then we have here from this on this side. um as well and uh we are not just talking about uh the city we are talking about car testing on the costs of the countries. so it's not just about the young people are talking about the tires. he said, that's what this young people of feeling they

demonstrations have also been taking place in several cities across the country, calling for president william richard to resign. and since you, people have now been killed in these protests since against back in june of that proposal to raise taxes. the president has and scrapped that bill in 5 most of his cabinets, but that's still not a piece of protest as well. let's be trying to correspond it off with web. he's on the ground for us in downtown, and i wrote me not going to gas as we were saying was being 5, not so long ago. i had things come down some of the big. i sold a lot in the streets. they said to vmc canisters, which would be an exploding in for hours. it is a bit common now. gonna step aside. you can see mean down the street and see a couple of riot police that with the with, with, with pick up time those they've just been selling people to hurry up and go home, threatening them as they will foster those that use will to come in here today and then the local press that report to demonstrations in 23 different counties around the country and the tech to come around. you can see another one

different chapter in our book, richard haworth, whose a legendary bookseller in his own right, runs square books in oxford, mississippi. the the legendary home of of william faulkner. richard hogarth, in his chapter in why books still matter, explains that seeing how effective joyce was as a leader of the american booksellers association inspired him with the understanding that a bookseller can be a leader and that led him to run and serve successfully. two terms as mayor of oxford, mississippi, inspired by joyce joyce's example has spread far and wide. matt, i want to i want to grab steve zansberg and make sure we give him enough time to talk about our theme of free expression, because as i've mentioned, steve is a notable first amendment attorney who actually had worked with joyce quite extensively over the years. and steve, i want to start by asking you about one of the important cases that you were involved in, which was tattered cover versus city of thornton. and you authored a key amicus brief in that case. could you remind us a little bit about the significance of that case and why it remains important today? i'll be glad to do so. and let me also

thomas jefferson, grover cleveland, william jennings bryan, franklin roosevelt, richard nixon, donald trump. stuart: i was supposed to read the answer. thanks for sticking around. our coverage begins at 7:00 pm tonight. you will see trump's speech. adam: we are watching a continuation of a trend, the rotation has not automatically then to people going into traditional dow stocks are finding other places to hide. you and i were briefly talking get about this. i was joking with you. they usually last 2 or 3 days, i'm not going to sell them off. >> we are in the third day and when we go down we make headlines and it can happen quickly and that is our experience. people rotating into weaker stocks, the possibility of rallying and those are small caps. it is on the verge of its first cut, those tech names if you look at the semiconductor it is a 50% year to date, nvidia up one hundred 40% year to date, 20% in march. adam: when you have a 400% stock. and adjusted terms off to the races. how do people are just too that if there is more staying power? >> it is just rotating and that healthy.

one of them, william tecumseh sherman, a good guy. the other richard stoddard ewell, he's on the confederate side, has a terrible day at gettysburg. look, not important, but they split, managed their incomes by investing in western enterprises. and they're really smart to so because they have the first crack at the whole thing there's not a flood of other americans who have come in to compete with them. and john c also profits this john c fremont establishes home in california and gold just to be found there and he rich off of that so sherman inadvertently starts the california gold rush when he reports official military documents that gold had been discovered at sutter's mill, california. but also earned money by applying those engineering skills that he learned west point and helping to survey and towns and cities, the modern day city of sacramento, california, capital of california, completely laid out by william tecumseh sherman, who knew richard, as you will, similarly, new mexico frequently wrote to his family that he was going to invest in minin

thomas jefferson, grover cleveland, william jennings bryan, franklin roosevelt, richard nixon, donald to read the answer. thanks for sticking around. our coverage begins at 7:00 pm tonight. you will see trump's speech. adam: we are watching a continuation o

richards, we will hear from dr. michael casiano and associate professor at william t frankenberger professor of soil science at iowa state university. let me extend my condolences to you as well as an island. he participates in the university sustainable agriculture and evolutionary biology development told degree program. his research focuses on the nitrogen cycle in ways it could be more efficient and sustainable. glass, dr. pelkey who has been on the staff of university of colorado boulder since 2001 where he writes on a diverse range of issues related to science, technology, science, innovation, and sports. he's a nonresident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, where he focuses on science and technology policy, the politicization of science, government science advice and energy and climate. we will begin with you. you have five minutes to make your opening statement and complete statement like all the other witnesses will be made a matter of record. please proceed. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman for the opportunity to testify on this important subject. thank you, senator tran 12 for the i

there were silvers for matt richards in swimming, adam burgess in canoeing and tom daley in the men's ten—metre synchro diving alongside noah williamsympic medal. to be here in paris, diving in front of my son, who's just right there, who actually asked me to come back, it's just so special. and yeah, it completes the set. i now have one of every colour. some other stories now. former bbc news presenter huw edwards has been charged with three counts of making indecent images of children. the offences are alleged to have taken place between 2020 and 2022. the metropolitan police say they relate to 37 images shared on a whatsapp chat. he's due to appear in court on wednesday. next, an update on those junior doctor strikes, which led to loads of cancelled appointments. junior doctors have been offered a 22% pay rise. their union will now put the offer to its members. if they accept, it will mean an end to the strikes, which started in march last year. and it's not time to say bye—bye—bye to the marvel cinematic universe. deadpool and wolverine have just had the biggest opening weekend of the year in the us. robert downeer is also set t

. >> so richard prince william, in the statement released after the martin bashir fiasco to the bbc,ther diana, was paranoid . so why is harry now paranoid. so why is harry now trying to paint a different picture? >> it's so interesting, isn't it? i mean , they've both been, it? i mean, they've both been, marked by the experiences of their mother and everything that went on in those years. but he, i think harry has taken a rather extreme view of, of those events. and, i, you know , i events. and, i, you know, i think they're i think there's plenty of evidence to support what prince william was saying, really, that, she of course, he said she there were occasions when she was clearly being, being watched, the phone calls that were, were, were played over , were played out over cb over, were played out over cb radio. i think it was initially and then leaked to national papers, something was clearly going on at times, but then there were other times when , i there were other times when, i mean, from what i understand, she, she just all the time she thought that, people were plotting aga

. >> so richard prince william, in the statement released after the martin bashir fiasco to the bbc,mother diana, was paranoid . so why is harry now paranoid. so why is harry now trying to paint a different picture? >> it's so interesting, isn't it? i mean , they've both been, it? i mean, they've both been, marked by the experiences of their mother and everything that went on in those years. but he, i think harry has taken a rather extreme view of, of those events. and, i, you know , i events. and, i, you know, i think they're i think there's plenty of evidence to support what prince william was saying, really, that, she of course, he said she there were occasions when she was clearly being, being watched, the phone calls that were, were, were played over , were played out over cb over, were played out over cb radio. i think it was initially and then leaked to national papers, something was clearly going on at times, but then there were other times when , i there were other times when, i mean, from what i understand, she, she just all the time she thought that, people were plotting a

want performs and the criticism of the government of president william who says regarding corruption is one of the key issues of president richard was just speaking about that. they say that kenya has laws do with this. but what's pretty lacking is the political will know roots. i just spoke about how he proposed to change some rules to make it easier for different institutions to sacral corruption. but what the demonstrations of including phone alone is the effective changes in the political will actually do that. we're going to move us to the next questions that we can keep up with the demonstrations here. yeah, malcolm. okay, while you're on the move, i mean, i'll just keep this conversation with you go. and so how, i mean, how likely do you think it is that this is, is uh, some of the protesters. i mean, i know that you're with a media people right now. but in terms of their demands as well as the demands of the other protests or is that have been out on the street for weeks is, is where it says message going to resonate with them the. a the, i mean, we come predict the roots as spoken many times and there's definitely a wid

senior national correspondent william la jeunesse with more what's the latest from holl hollywood? >> ashley judd is the latest and richarduding him, one with the last time you heard a late-night talk show host go after a democrat? it's part of hollywood that biden never had to worry about which gave him a pass for 3.5 years but not so much anymore. >> yeah, more democrats are calling for biden to step aside. biden has not seen this many people jumped ship since he vacationed on the titanic. >> and then walks all the way back to the podium. like he is in some sort of an invisible corn maze. that is called a reverse grandpa simpson. >> another battlefront for the president, money. today actress ashley judd adding at "usa today" president biden and supporting a talented democrat to be our party's nominee. we don't have another day for distraction or division among ourselves. judd did not identify who that might be, but it will not matter if there is no money, right? large donors to the lifeblood of any campaign and many are reportedly going awol. the source telling abc fund-raising is "a disaster with july donations fallen

richards we we hear from dr. michael castellano, an associate professor william t reich and berger professor of soil science in the department of agronomy at iowa state university. let me extend my condolences to you, as well, as an iowan. he participates in the diversity of environmental science sustainable agriculture in ecology and evolutionary biology interdepartmental graduate degree programs. his research focuses on the nitrogen cycle and ways it can be made more efficient and sustainable. last we have dr. roger pielke has been on the faculty of university of colorado boulder since 2001 where he teaches and writes on a diverse range of policy and governance issues related to science, technology, environment innovation and sports . he is also a nonresident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute where he focuses on science and technology policy, the politicization of science, government signs advice oma and energy and climate. you have five minutes to make your opening statement and your complete statement, like those all the other witnesses will be made a matter of record. please proceed. >> thank

williams come in with a silver in the ten metres synchro diving men's. we also saw success for tom pidcock in the mountain biking. he got the gold medal. matt richardsl, and we also saw adam burgess winning a canoeing silverfor team gb too. so all in all, a brilliant day for team gb. but now let's take a moment to look ahead at day four. 14 medals up for grabs today and there's all to play for. france, they're hoping for a medal win in thejudo, with clarisse agbegnenou, headlining the home nations hopes injudo. she'll attempt to defend her olympic title in the women's under 63kg weight class at the champ de mars arena. elsewhere, team usa's simone biles could win her first olympic title since rio 2016, in the women's team all round final in artistic gymnastics. irish olympic history could be made with a first olympic gold medal in swimming, with daniel wiffen, the world short course record holder in the men's 800m freestyle. in table tennis, the people's republic of china's men's world number one singles player, wang shujin, is paired with the world's best women's singles paddler, sun yingsha, in the doubles event, and they're heavy favourites to wi