i think the most straight forward ways to apply ex parte young is to apply relief on ex parte young that was up the commencement of the suits and not create any of the problems raised in ex parte young about stopping the adjudication for a quick sorry to interrupt i think justice thomas' question wasn't getting at, take the point to distinguish the judges from the clerks. are they in that language are you saying we should not do that and i just want to hear your answer why should we do that? >> that's right i don't think so that language i think that language supports relief against the clerks versus whether courts should restrain there are instances of the court has recognized where it relief against eight judges and congress are recognized in section 198th in the text of 1983 judges can be properly defended. >> it's more than just that frankly. ex parte young depends on enforcement. it turns out the word enforcement is in their 27 times give or take a couple to describe what state courts do when they adjudicate private civil soups. >> the enforcer of the laws and east texas. i think th

this is amazing or young people really doing this. and then it's always interesting because it, it, no it's, it's not from now. it's from 9923 days before i was born. and i think it's a really important clip because it shows where we've come from. it shows that all along the way young people have been injecting a enthusiasm and passion and drive into this conversation that so desperately as needed on youtube already we've got a really active audience to de sasha fauna says, well, they found you little girl misery. what do you say? oh, i just wonder where she right now because i would really looking forward to the person she became. and unfortunately i my li just mentioned be are still in 19 with the same thing. thank you to remind them about the future. thank you for responsible, it cetera, et cetera. and i wasn't born in 1992 yet, but it is. it's laughing now, but i'm crying actually right inside to see that there's still their time here and it's not that many. there are still the same target. go ahead. i thought it was really intere

and we were talking about how young people can drive ambition on the vote. and we had great key we outcomes, which is meaningful. you think gauge meant and why we said meaningful. because a lot of people feel that they are just a decoration in many events, and this is something you don't want to because people have professional impacts and have ideas on a basis as they can actually solve the problem. people are really different up reported. the 2nd thing was to finance the finance is a huge issue or everyone, even countries for young with the 50 because the, the and we cannot say or whatever we have, you actually have our lives and, and we're from the and also at some point to get up and grow bigger or work. and the 3rd one was yeah, capacity building, we're going to, we're going to end it there because i have to show our didn't a few things on my laptop use, unstoppable. this is the web page for it. you can watch it for free online at water back. you can follow slater on twitter, delta harriet, few on twitter, and also misread lcm on twitter as well. thank

paid -- young. that ex parte young set out a basic principle of how our government is supposed to work and how people can seek review of unconstitutional state laws. and the fact that after, all these many years, some geniuses came up with a way to evade the commands of that decision, as well as the command that the broader principle that states are not to nullify federal constitutional rights. and to say, oh, we've never seen this before, so we can't do anything about it. i guess i just don't understand the argument. mr. stone: let me speak to the latter point that you're raising, justice kagan, first, and then turning back to the ex parte young one. this statute on its own terms, specifically incorporates as a matter of state law the undue burden defense as articulated by this court in casey and subsequent crisis. now there have been some previous questions regarding whether or not it has incorporated that in every particular regard. there is a separate provision of the very law that specifically

now, holmes was on the court for exparty young. that court said to await proceedings against the company which is the equivalent of the clinics and the women here, in state court, and then obtain review in this court would place the company, ie, women in clinics, in peril of large risk and its agents in great risk of fine and imprisonment, which you just heard, but the equivalent. this risk, the company, ought not to be required to take. now, why doesn't holmes state in your opinion, illustrate what is the underlying problem here? generally speaking. and why doesn't ex parte young point the way towards, not precisely, but point the way towards an answer? >> two points. the latter being what you're describing would be something of an expansion of ex parte young. this court noted that an injunction against the courts themselves through the ex parte on device would have been a violation of our scheme of government. well, this court said specifically speaking about expansion from the post judgment creditor's ability to destrain a debto

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. >> you rely on export to young to some extent. -- exporte young to some extent. they cannot conjoin state judges. how do you distinguish your case from the express language? >> the language that i believe you are referring to discusses and allows an injunction against the commencement of the suit. here that supports an injunction against the clerks. it distinguishes between the commencement of a suit versus a suit that has already been filed. it supports relief against the course -- courts. you can see the state has taken away the executive officials. >> that is what the case was about. it was about enforcing an action against a party. hence, they case and focus is on enforcement as it comes to our duty? medical enforcement. -- adjudicating medical enforcement. it expressly excludes enjoining a state court. >> it excludes enjoining an action after it has been filed and it allows that there is a power to restrain the commencement of the suit. i understand in that suit it was an injunction against the state official who was commencing the suit. the principles under

and why doesn't ex parte young . the way towards, not precisely, what point the way towards an answer? >> two points, justice breyer. the latter being what you're describing would be something of an expansion of ex parte young as i think even my friends on the other side concede. as this court noted an injunction against the courts themselves of the ex parte woody bennett -- this court said specifically speaking about our expansion from post judgment creditors ability to restrain the debtors asset moved to a prejudgment ability to do so that was simply too great of a novel equitable innovation for this court court to be abt itself to essentially innovate. to do something that would have been understood in ex parte young in the very same opinion, there's a violation of her whole scheme of government is surely a much greater innovation. and if this court is going to stand by -- >> general stone, i think what justice breyer is suggesting is that the entire point of this law, its purpose and its effect, is to find the ch

young--or director young, i mean, i'm curious because there was a period, particularly with the rise of like gangster rap, where the emphasis really became on a very particular kind of masculinity, a very particular kind of black masculinity. as you sort of look at the way that that was reflected in hip-hop, i mean, do you draw connections between that and the ways that black masculinity is reflected in other aspects of the museum? mr. young: oh, that's an interesting question. i think i think of it as a conversation. you know? and i think that the anthology is having a conversation amidst itself. you know, the rappers are often rapping back to each other. the rap battle. but also, something like "roxanne, roxanne," i remember thinking about it in college as the roxanne cycle and the idea that there was like a kind of epic cycle to that. and i think it's really important to say there's these different voices, sometimes contesting each other, and hip-hop itself has a history of people having those arguments, sometimes backstage, but often on stage and on wax for us to understand. i th

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there _ young people want to speak out. there is— young people want to speak out. there is a — young people want to speak out. there is a growing recognition amongst _ there is a growing recognition amongst school leaders that we have to... amongst school leaders that we have tom we _ amongst school leaders that we have to... we have to make that possible for them _ to... we have to make that possible for them in — to... we have to make that possible for them in a — to... we have to make that possible for them in a way that is safe and that is— for them in a way that is safe and that is in— for them in a way that is safe and that is in keeping with all the things— that is in keeping with all the things we have to teach them. how often are your _ things we have to teach them. firm often are your students striking? is it every friday? ida. often are your students striking? is it every friday?— it every friday? no. i am a head teacher of— it every friday? no. i am a head teacher of a _ it every friday? no. i am a head teacher of a primary _ it every fr

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as you say, our first demographic is young people, we are all about young news for young people by young people. i'm not supposing, katie, that an old person in their 50s, as i am, should be making decisions about what young people should see. but we are talking to our young team here, i'm speaking to you from the itn offices in central london. itn is our incubation partner here in london, we have associated press in new york. but it's talking to that young team here, it's listening to the socials conversation, and it's making decisions there. and yesterday, as soon as we heard the incredible testimony of mr rafiq, we knew that was something that was trending amongst our demographic, and we did that story. i guess the key question is, are the people that you are aiming at prepared to pay for this kind of news? that's the key question for you, what do you think the answer is? yes, there's evidence that micro—payments and subscriptions of different types work for all sorts of different demographics. there's also, of course, at scale, which is where we want to be, an advertising model, as

am at least a young person who participates in uganda from overseas. and in me you have an opportunity and guess what? i'm not the only one. there are many, many young ugandans and o d, u gunners across the diaspora who are passionate about the country's future, who want to make the best contribution they can otherwise they will just not be engaged with the future of africa will am commit all of their talents and their resources, so whatever country that their sense would in. so i what i'm saying to anyone who feels that i alone can speak for the future of uganda. i'm saying the other i'm here for you. so you, so talk to me, what can we work on? what can we develop? and the 1st, or the 1st artist that i can think of is the sharing the broadcasting the recording, the promotion of our culture. that's what we do in the us here. and you, she proud by and 5 says one influence has poppy wine hat on ye, george. in the phil black, yellow, red. you are critical of bobby line. you pulling out that popularity doesn't lead the ill good it governing yeah, popularit

men and young women. we know that. families have been in poverty and the best source of life of love and lifelong support. having said that, many moms do work now and dads are at home. the truth is that for married moms today you use your marriage to show the children what love is about. what commitment is about and if you happen to be raising your daughter alone if you're a man or a woman and that happens, life is messy, things happen you can still use this family first approach. building relationships through aunts and uncles, building relationship through the church family but understanding the importance of family and how psit makes kids feel secure and makes them happy. that's really key. the other part is i have a list of hard work and diversity. an interesting thing i've noticed among these many young women i work with, i've asked them over the years what do you think is one of the most important things if you have a daughter. what is the number one thing that came up over andover again ? have a jo

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and the young ladies have to put themselves in the way of eligible young men at a range of venues. polo matches, friends weddings and parties, weekends away, shooting, hunting, fishing. >> in the aristocratic world, aristocrats only hang out with other aristocrats. the women born into these aristocratic families would play at having a job. it wasn't a career like i'm going to become a lawyer or a doctor. it was just, oh, i'm going to become a nanny or i'm going to become a nursery schoolteacher. >> when diana came to me as a shy 18-year-old baby-sitter, she'd had very little world experience, none at all. and she was just wonderful with patrick. she sat on the floor with him and she was totally focused on him. she worked at a nursery school the day she was not working with me. one of her strongest characteristics was she was very tactile. she wanted to hug people, reach out and touch them. that basic, warm, trusting, loving, caring personality was always there. >> diana had this idea that she was cut out, destined if you like to be different, to be something a little bit special. >

and we can see the outcome of how these young people are fabricating things that are there. they specialize on. so i mean, this program is sealed a result and create more jobs in nigeria at that many thanks for your time nasa site. do adama, senior special assistant on youth and students to president bush, hoary of nigeria, human rights groups in the democratic republic of congo. say chemical spills from cobalt mines are rooting. locals, livelihoods and wells demand for cobalt. a soaring as rich countries switch to electric vehicles, but use batteries that contain cobalt malcolm. web reports from lab, the province lizard wiki small loan servicing, kasan goes fish dead. he says he found them in this pool until acid leaked from a nearby mine here in a democratic republic of congo. why don't guess in one says it killed the plans and that he found the fish floating. it was a month ago. he says he can't afford to clean the pools and replace them though a move to. i feel pain, because this is how we pay school fees for our children. this is how we always lived. now they've done th

i tell young people don't worry about that. more senior, if you want to be a cabinet officer or a subcabinet officer yes, that point in your career you're going to have to face that reality and it is a reality it's not going away. but for most of your career, you're going to be focused on i think doing what you signed up to do in the first place and not have to worry about these extraneous things and frankly in terms of the rules and so on i don't think that there are any more onerous than youwould find in the private sector or a university or anyplace else . >> last question, you famously said in your memoir duty back in 2014 that joe biden had been wrong on nearly every major issue. but i want to ask you you wrote that a while ago. how do you think he's doing as president? what would you say about his performance? >> i would say it's mixed. i would applaud his continuation on the emphasis o of the quad in terms of asia's energy, the relationship with anindia, australia and japan. that's very important. the move with australia

so i think there are opportunities for young people. young people bring a lot of fresh ideas, a lot of energy. the sad thing is, right now, only 6% of the federal workforce are under the age of 30. nearly half of the workforce is over the age of 50. so something has to be done to change that demographic, and our leaders, our political leaders need to figure out a way on how you make public service and abel and the government more attractive to young people and i think one of the messages is the inspirational message, we could do this better, come be part of it. david: let me till done on one thing that i hear -- let me drill down on one thing i hear from them people -- from young people and that is that the rules for public servants can be so stringent. the scrutiny, sometimes the humiliation, that it is not attractive to some people. the question is how do you hold public servants accountable to do the public's business and still make this an attractive area where people want to serve, think it is fun, don't think they are going to hav

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yes, it's very much about young — generation. yes, it's very much about young people _ generation. yes, it's very much about young people today. - generation. yes, it's very much about young people today. i'm| generation. yes, it's very much i about young people today. i'm in george square, which is in the centre of the city of glasgow, and that's where the march that we were talking about has been taking place. we have a few people behind us in the square and there is a real carnival atmosphere and a sense of youth and young people, there are some very young people, primary children who have been marching with their banners and their message todayis their banners and their message today is we are not going to school, we are going to keep our climate call. they are waiting for the march to come, it will possibly be here in the next half an hour so the stage is also set behind me and there will be speakers. greta thunberg, the swedish teenage activist will be there, and she will give her speech later on this afternoon.— later on this afternoon. alexandra mackenzie. _ later on this

i'm gonna be looking at my main sponsor to young people between 18 and 25. they gathered the $2700.00 signatures and maybe to run for congress as the only independent candidate in the metropolitan area. it was an uphill battle labels allocated time for free television election. publicity was literally undetectable. shorter than a blink of an i will show you again, but young people in chile, especially in working class areas, don't watch mainstream tv. if cassandra paloma by labor is young and uses social networks and a style, his generation understands me on the algorithm, hold on what a level of jumbled even better. my campaign mainly focuses on corruption in politics. and last, one had to use public funds that make hives all years experience phenomenal. over the years disenchantment with chiles. political institutions has prompted millions of young people to stay home on election day anger and frustration, especially among the poorest crew. oh, this boy over into mass protest, 2 years ago when demands for a more equal society were led by young people month

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there's amazing young people , young champions right now doing great work that are on track. but maybe not maybe system involved. can we invest in those young people as well? i say not disinvest in the system but can we put an extra amount of resourcesfor a pot of funds if you will that are not currently being invested in our young people ? we took that challenge on and went to our superiors and asked for some dollars to say look, can we invest in youngpeople so i really , we saw that a lot of young people i want to say this lastly in my experience of working with young people that oftentimes we put the investment in , young people get tocollege but what about finishing . i saw unfortunately in my experience that a lot of times young people get to college but not finish it . we're going and we're excited about this and that but what about the intention onfollowing us all the way through the two years or four years of their college experience . really filling the void was one of the main things for the mayor's office and feeding something that was innovative that we didn't see

he left two young children.— two young children. kai was five at the _ two young children. kai was five at the time _ two young children. kai was five at the time and - two young children. kai was five at the time and brooke | two young children. kai was - five at the time and brooke was just seven years old. when they had to tell kai, he hadn't experienced the death of anyone before any family. he had withdrawn into himself and he would have horrific nightmares, real trouble sleeping, very clingy, difficulties at school. and we were in a military garrison, so he isjust really confused with why is everybody else's that are coming home from afghan and why didn't mind, so the questions came out i wanted to reach out and getting the best support. fin getting the best support. on sunda , getting the best support. on sunday. a — getting the best support. on sunday, a group of scotty's families, resplendent in their distinctive stripe scales, will join the national remembrance parade at the cenotaph in london. two years ago, the first time children had attended the ceremony, t

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so that is increasingly young. this was just unfair. facts is race and he wasn't smeared several years ago that kind of ruined his political career. he will be the nominate nominee. he would have one also we're looking at a referendum on joe biden. let's think about what happened. all the things that democrats ran on 2020, they did none of them. there was no voting rights that there was no for the people . there's no criminal justice reform. they didn't pass the bill, but better plan. so what does that are you pulling behind your, your coat tails for terry, of a call to go grab onto into run on in the and i've heard from so many democratic strategist, they have spent a wave of black voters in young voters right in the last minute to save college and they've just didn't exist because they have not put in the groundwork to cultivate that base was real interesting because i do, i think, i think it was mentioned, they said that the suburban woman actually came out this time to vote. but i think this was one issue educa

raise your hand if you are a young carer, or a young adult carer. in hereford, a relaxed gathering of young carers. their young lives, touched by adult responsibilities. but who are they caring for? mum. what is it you do for your mum? medication. help her get up the stairs. sometimes you feel like you are not getting recognised enough. - at least these children are getting some help from this charity. but most of them haven't been officially assessed. our research suggests that 75% of young carers in england aren't even known to their local council. so they may be missing, unsupported and unheard. the more awareness we can raise, the more young carers we can reach. there'll be children sitting at home tonight who are doing caring roles and don't even have this, and it matters, doesn't it? it matters hugely for their future life opportunities. bethany and paige are among those so—called missing young carers, and we estimate across england there are 180,000 of them. do you know if you have had an assessment, do you know you are officially regarded

ex parte young and the principles underlying ex parte e young support relief here is one of the things it says is the railroad man ought to be able to find an agent or an employee even willing to violate of the law to generate the case. so, your honor, for all the reasons we state, the principles of ex parte young support relief and we asked the district >> the united states versus texas, general. >> mr. chief justice, texas designed the primacy of federal law is open if our constitutional structure and the states are free to escort to reconsider the presidents that they are not free to place themselves above this court nullify the course decisions in their borders, and judicial review necessary to vindicate federal rights as this case comes to the core, there are three questions. first, the texas is possible for this law, second, can the united states hold texas to account and third, is the injunctive religious available in the answers is yes, down the line. texas is responsible for the constitutional violations here and in enacted a law that clearly violates his course presidents and

as a young person and as a young carer. back in bristol, a rare chance for kim and amy to take a break while their mum gets dialysis. i don't think there is any time when i'm not thinking, is my mum 0k? i can't go out with my friends as much as i would like to. i was dialysis? it was not too bad. julie is exhausted and worried for her girls. i wish it was different. i want them to have a normal life like other children. since we filmed them, amy and kim are getting some help from a young carers charity. thank you, kim. welcome. but they are still simply focused on helping their mum. we love her and we want her to stay for as long as possible, so she can see us grow up and she can be happy and live a long life. are you 0k? yeah, i'm all right. the government stresses this is a matter for local councils. the councils say with more money they could give more help, but how can young carers be supported if they aren't being counted? jeremy cooke — bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. it evening

young people. well here in another part of the city, these people have gathered to say they want an end to the blockades. they are fed up, they say all the disruption that is bringing the economy to a near standstill le, missouri fiddle up. that's your majority of the population is terrorized by what's happening in the street access to hospitals. it's blocked on roads, looked like people are forced to stay at home. well, the french government says that it will continue to talk to or thirty's in guadalupe about issues, including unemployment, even a possible future will toner, me for the i know it is clear, the paris wants to calm the situation down, but whether or not that is going to convince any of the people here is another matter. nigeria is northeast and bono state is offering free vocational training in effort to reduce youth unemployment. officials hope the scheme will keep young people from turning to arm groups and crime estate's been. the epicenter of nigeria is more than a decade on conc

as a young person and as a young carer. back in bristol, a rare chance for kim and amy to take a break while their mum gets dialysis. i don't think there is any time when i'm not thinking, "is my mum ok?" i can't go out with my friends as much as i would like to. how was dialysis? it was not too bad. julie is exhausted and worried for her girls. i wish it was different. i want them to have a normal life like other children. since we filmed them, amy and kim are getting some help from a young carers charity. thank you, kim. welcome. but they are still simply focused on helping their mum. we love her and we want her to stay for as long as possible, so she can see us grow up and she can be happy and live a long life. are you 0k? yeah, i'm all right. the government stresses this is a matter for local councils. the councils say with more money they could give more help, but how can young carers be supported if they aren't being counted? jeremy cooke — bbc news. supported if they aren't being counted? jeremy cooke — bbc news.

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recommended all the things he read when he was young. we definitely wanted her to develop a fertile mind. his oldest son, robert tyler was born in 1816 had a pretty decent relationship with john tyler. he was a student at william and mary like his father. did well at william and mary but there is still a distance between the two of them or formality almost. the fact they did not see each other that much will robert was growing up. john tyler junior was born in 1819 no doubt took his father's absence of the hardest. young john, and eventually became an alcoholic, suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. before and after despaired of that one point thinking he was going to be dead they found that his son and namesake would be dead. with his children, leticia who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husband continuous absences. there is an anecdote from may of 1831 that is particularly telling in this regard. in may at 1831 after the congressional session had ended, john tyler returned home to virginia. i ba

thank you two young american -- young america -- thank you to young america's. foundation i am deeply humbled by your kindness tonight. i look forward to seeing you soon. thank you and god bless america. ♪ ♪ >> thursday, dr. anthony fauci and rochelle walensky testified on the biden administration covid-19 response. you can watch full coverage on c-span now, our new video app. >> weekends on c-span two an intellectual feast. every saturday, you will find events on american history tv. on sunday, book tv rings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. it is television for serious readers. learn, discover, explore. >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story at 10:00 p.m. eastern. veterans from world war ii to the iraq war share their experiences of war and then on the civil war, two programs on robert e. lee. this examines military and political uncertainty in the weeks following the end of the civil war. alan has his book, robert e. lee, it is about his long career in the u.s. army during a

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a lot of the young people had gone in different directions. some got involved in a black panther movement and other movement went on to graduate school, to jobs and to do other things. they left mississippi. some of the leaders in mississippi went on to organize in a different way than hammer was organizing. people to plant gardens, grow their own food, raise hogs so they would have meat for the winter time. and health care, she wanted healthcare for everybody. it was not good healthcare and accessing it was very difficult and expensive. she wanted universal preschool for every child. she was struggling for all the issues we are still struggling for that. she understood those basic things in her community could be replicated throughout the country. but her support system really fell away and it is tragic anyway. but a lot of those people went on to do great things in other parts of the country. that left her still in mississippi struggling with that economy, that environment. and it still in the bottom five for healthcare. and for education et

to east bay,'where a youngs yous where a young girl's wish came true, using her own artwork to inspire others in the oakland community. make-a-wish greater bay area made this day possible. the mural reads, "it easier. you just get stronger." what a great message, drew, and all sun for this event. i wish it would say -- stay. drew: we are tracking the rain after the sun goes down on monday, and it will come with heavier showers especially as we approach midnight tomorrow night. this evening, a lot of sunshine. the sun has already set, back to standard time. a live look at santa cruz. nice conditions along the coast at this hour. numbers currently in the 50's to low 60's 60's, 57 in the city, 59 in oakland, 58 in san jose, 60 in concorde. live doppler seven showing you the active suite, and we are really dry right now. things are going to change. the wider picture, our next storm, we'll show you some cloud cover. that's going to push in the next 24 hours and bring us that wet weather. overnight tonight, it's chilly out there, 30's to upper 40's. so grab the heavier jacket as you step out