. >> -- geri: secretary of state lee chapman. sec. chapman: i am secretary of state lee chapman. i actually have some welcoming remarks. can i get those now? geri: we have welcoming remarks from the pennsylvania secretary of state and our wonderful town of pittsburgh. sec. chapman: can you hear me? it is great to welcome the netroots nation to pittsburgh. anytime in the integrity of our electoral process is under renewed assault. i'm also pleased to participate in this pencil -- this panel. we will be discussing the critical roles secretary of state's play ensuring the integrity of elections and defending democracy. this subject is especially timely given we are 79 days away from a high-stakes midterm election that could very well determine the future health of american democracy. let me start out by saying i am in a different position than my colleagues who are elected to office. pennsylvania is one of only seven states in u.s. territories where the governor appoints the secretary of state. it is one of four states where the appointed secretary of state is also the chief electio

the western family and one of the western sisters is weston chapman after she married chapman. and so i was alerted to. maria weston chapman's seemingly important role in the abolitionist movement, and yet there was nothing about her. so the author of that book alerted me to the fact that the boston public library had a collection of the western letters a huge collection of, the western letters. these women did nothing but write letters to one another. and the other people on abolition movement. so i knew that if i could go to boston and use their archival, i could find out who maria western catherine and try to figure out why she'd been neglected. but of course, was the -- hour. and luckily for me the boston public library, put all the letters online. so i had complete computer access to. all of this rich course among the many players in. what turned out to be my story. and since the pandemic confined me to my all i could spend all day, every day looking at these illegible and trying to figure out what they were actually saying to one another. this book is a tribute to the pow

a proud jewett of chapman. [applause] among the manyin benefits of that partnership is have professor here with us this evening to discuss attorney general t far with him. i know the conversation will be lively and informative and fascinating. please 22 welcome 72nd, 85th attorney general of the united states, bill barr. >> thank you very much. >> general partner it is an honor to be with you tonight here at the library. i appreciate everyone coming out this evening. welcome to the land of seven-dollar gas let's jump in as your second stint you had a great life at retirement. the book talks about all the interesting things you were doing and consulting with time for families. what pulled you back to public service felt the 2016 election was worried to win and i was worried the progressives were close to pushing over the cliff into the abyss which is hard to recover. originally i did not support him initially is supported another candidate but i was happy to support him once he won the nomination. and i think is

by the president of the nixon foundation and a proud graduate of chapman. [applause] among the many benefits of that partnership is having professor parlow here with us this evening to discuss attorney general barr's book with him. i know tonight's conversation between a attorney general barr and professor parlow will be lively informative and fascinating. so please join me in welcoming the 77th and 85th attorney generals of the united states, william barr and professor matt parlow. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] i'm honored to be with you here tonight at the library and i appreciate everyone coming out this evening. welcome to the land of 7-dollar gas. >> let's jump in and your second attorney general stents. the book talks about the balance and consulting and lots of time for family and other interesting things. what brought you back into public service? >> i thought we are at a critical juncture in our history. i thought that 2016 election was absolutely essential for the republicans

kennedy professor of law at chapman university. but yes round of applause for that. professor parlow earned his jd from yale law school after which he served as a clerk for the us court of appeals for the ninth circuit and then in private practice. to the good fortune a students first at marquette law school and now at chapman professor parlo left private practice for academia voted professor of the year at each school. he is enriched the studies and minds of countless future attorneys. professor parlow is also served on the boards of several nonprofits as well as on a number of state and local government task forces. in addition, he consults with several professional sports leagues and teams, which makes in my new best friend and i hope that he enjoys this introduction so he can take me to visit some of those professional sports teams. the nixon foundation of course is established a great partnership with chapman university, which is led by jim byron the president of the nixon foundation and a proud graduate of chapman. among the many benefits of that partnership is

phil chapman, bbc news, staithes. the post—pandemic cost of living crisis is creating a "perfect storm" for pubs — that's the warning from hospitality experts who say something needs to be done to help landlords. the latest figures show 200 pubs in england and wales closed in the first six months of this year, with the west midlands the worst—affected region. from there, laura may mcmullan reports. meet andrew smith. he's been the licensee of the plough inn in stourbridge for 16 years. like many pubs, he says the pandemic has hit them hard, and they've been haemorrhaging money. we're probably trading around about £75,000 a year we're down than we were pre—pandemic. utility bills and everything have gone up, but yet trade has gone down, and that can only lead to one way, really. here in the west midlands, almost 100 pubs have shut in the last two years. in the first six months of this year, 28 establishments have called time. it means the region has the highest number of pub closures in the country. andrew bel

phil chapman, bbc news, staithes. she confronted the soviet threat during the cold war and took part in the mission to defend the falklands, but now, more than 60 years after she first took to the skies, the uk's last airworthy vulcan is looking for a new home. she's spent the past decade at doncaster sheffield airport, but the site's future is now uncertain — as david rhodes reports. fanfare. archive: the avro vulcan, - britain's revolutionary v-bomber, goes goes into service with the royal air force. for many it was once the technological pinnacle of british aeroengineering, but the yorkshire trust that preserves this piece of living history has been told it must now find a new home. whilst it's a difficult day for us to tell the world this, i do believe this aircraft has got an important role in the future, and potentially a very successful role in the future of education and history. the vulcan has been grounded since 2015 but it remained on display at doncaster sheffield, an airport which its owners say may no

phil chapman, bbc news, staithes. a three—day state of alert is under way in portugal which is seeing devastating wildfires and drought this summer. the measure grants authorities special, temporary powers such as barring people from woodlands. it's a response to forecasts of temperatures above a0 degrees celsius in what could be the country's third heatwave this summer. alison roberts is in the portuguese capital lisbon and has more. here in lisbon the temperatures are in the low 30s, but we've seen considerably higher temperatures in the interior. that itself is not so unusual in august, but it does come again as the third heatwave this summer on top of a severe or extreme drought in the whole of main land to portugal. that means particularly in the interior there was an extreme risk of wildfires in the countries forests and that is expected to continue at least until tuesday. i continue at least until tuesday. i was reading about the fires in the national park, big fires lasting several days there and they have b

phil chapman, bbc news, staithes. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. good afternoon to you. an unsettled picture as we head through next week, and today mixed fortunes. the best of the sunshine is towards the north whereas further south there is quite a bit of cloud with outbreaks of rain towards the west as well. scattered showers across western scotland, also into western wales and the far south—west of england. some mist and fog developing through the day, feeling quite humid. the best of the sunshine for eastern scotland as well and these will be the highs. 0vernight tonight, we will see our weather front pushing northwards and eastwards, introducing cloud. clear skies for the far north—east of scotland where temperatures will dip into single figures. 0therwise rather mild and humid. 0urweatherfront figures. 0therwise rather mild and humid. 0ur weather front continues eastwards as we had throughout the day tomorrow which will introduce outbreaks of rain, possibly heavier downpours at times, but it is mostly dry across scotland. hello, this is b

he's in conversations author and chapman university english professor thompson winner. e >> my name is tom's owner, i'm a professor chapman university, and at dartmouth college. i am here today with riel, the author of the incredible book, quest for the presidency. the story and surprising history of presidential campaigns in america from the university of nebraska press. this is one of these books that is welcoming to scholars and for armchair historians, and for general readers of all sorts. one of the things that we do together, one of the only unified things we do together, all of us as a country, is a presidential election. every four years, we all have a stake. in terms of where our country is going, and it distills the destiny of the united states into a single entity. in essence, for a range of ideas. this has been a feature of this country since the presidency of george washington. bob riel has pulled together a comprehensive history of every single presidential election in one readable volume. the word surprising in the subtitle is not frivolous. even presiden

accident she married prince charles in a fairy tale wedding i they had princes william and ha 1996 chapman bell is in london i understand there's a growing memorial just outside the palace >> reporter: good morning, phillip. while there are no official commemorations today, outside kensington palace there is a growing memorial, people since the early hours of the day putting up pictures of the late princess diana, laying flowers, a ptribute to her 25 year after the same location was a sea of flowers where people around the world came to pay their tributes, lay flowers, leave cards and where we also saw a young prince william and harry come and greet the crowds days after returning back from scotland where they were when they heard of theness where we s saw them paying tribute to their mother who had just passed away at that time in that horrible car crash, 25 years ago that shocked the nation in paris. that really brought the nation together in mourning for her after, you know, this chase that while they were trying to evade the paparazzi, growing questions about how they covered these peo

they punted on the season before he even started when they traded metals and and matt chapman. now it's about getting playing time for those youngsters. a's visiting the rangers. sean murphy went deep yesterday. didn't waste any time. he gets the a's on a board -- on the board with a shot to left. murphy up again with a man on. this time he goes opposite field. second of the game. he has eight homers. that's the most by any opposing player. shape -- he has his first career homer. he's from texas. his family was there. they went crazy. they try to take the series tomorrow. walnut creek. wnba playoffs against the chicago sky. new york ended the game on a 13-zero run in game one. 22 points. they win98-91. their first playoff victory in seven years. new york could pull a big upset with the win on saturday. the earthquakes introduce their head coach today. he was drafted as a player in 2002. he coached for three years and is currently an assist on the u.s. men's national team. he won't be able to take over until the world cup in december. as a business owner, your bottom line is alw

prices have been going up for six straight months now, and st strategic management professor dr robert chapman woods says multiple factors are pushing the price of energy. higher demand is up now but months ago so supply was hurt. by the war in ukraine, which crippled crude oil exports, they're affecting global prices we're seeing now is, uh, electricity. reacting to the rises in in energy prices that actually happened, um, you know, back in back in the spring in the early summer, those prices as much as 75% higher are paid by utility companies and then passed onto the consumer demand for any product in this case. energy increase. so does the price these higher energy supply costs, which are passed down to customers are impacting. some of these bills are much higher this year compared to last year. the flex alert is in effect from four pm until nine p.m. wednesday. pg and e officials stressed several steps people can take the lower their electric bill, including raising their thermostat to 78 degrees. closing shades and blinds inside your home or apartment, block out sunlight and using washing

they punted on the season before he even started when they traded metals and and matt chapman. now it's about getting playing time for those youngsters. a's visiting the rangers. sean murphy went deep yesterday. didn't waste any time. he gets the a's on a board -- on the board with a shot to left. murphy up again with a man on. this time he goes opposite field. second of the game. he has eight homers. that's the most by any opposing player. shape -- he has his first career homer. he's from texas. his family was there. they went crazy. they try to take the series tomorrow. walnut creek. wnba playoffs against the chicago sky. new york ended the game on a 13-zero run in game one. 22 points. they win98-91. their first playoff victory in seven years. new york could pull a big upset with the win on saturday. the earthquakes introduce their head coach today. he was drafted as a player in 2002. he coached for three years and is currently an assist on the u.s. men's national team. he won't be able to take over until the world cup in ♪good vibes by moa l.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪

lizette chapman, great to have you. bloomberg lp has invested in and recent horowitz. coming up, so if i stocks with record quarterly revenue. we go over all of this with the so five ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg technology. i am emily chang in san francisco. many stocks got clobbered in the first half of the year. lagging the s&p 500 with growth slowed by covid. it all raises the question of which payment stocks are best positioned to weather the downturn. ed ludlow is back with us. >> look at the numbers, they are up. the fourth straight day of games -- gains. in a consecutive quarter of positive. let's look at what the street was really paying attention to. this strong guidance for the rest of the year showing growth to the second half of this year despite changing market conditions. a really interesting move as well. personal loans also up. they seem to be doing well, consistent. that is what they had to say during the earnings call. compare your today versus robin hood as an example of how to do this. >> you. i want to bring in the ceo,

joining me is max chapman. lots of tweets today. what is adam newman's angle? >> it feels like -- and again the details are so sketchy. that is the part of the reason there is skepticism, i feel like adam neumann is trying to do something similar to what he did with which was -- wework, which was commercial real estate, now we have apartments, and give it a tech sheen. that worked for quite a while. we saw the valuation climb to something like $50 billion. in then it fell apart. but we have now is a much more conventional real estate company that a lot of investors lost a lot of money and. it is hard to understand why andries horowitz would be writing such a check. you -- maybe this is a contrarian angle. it seems weird to be backing a billionaire at this current angle, but mark andries is more successful than i am. maybe he know something. emily: -- blossom is $9 billion on we work. why would he think that is knocking to be his fate? is he being hoodwinked? >> adam neumann, if you read published accounts, was effective at talking rich people out of their money

he's in conversations author and chapman university english professor thompson winner. e >> my name is tom's owner, i'm a professor chapman university, and at dartmouth college. i am here today with riel, the author of the incredible book, quest for

i'm a professor at chapman university and also at dartmouth college and here today with bob reel the

worried some is going to get killed or hurt or run over by that train there was a police officer named chapman who very quickly reached up and pulled a lever that put the brakes on the train. and stop people from getting hurt or killed by that reversal -- reverse movement. from that time on up was the best way to find out what a man is, what a man looks like, when a man thanks like, but it does have danger for. >> it actually does it still does today. as we will save it to the union pacific video there's a couple of clips of people standing in it. and respecting president bush as he moved to college station on his final train trip but you'll notice some people are's the ending dangerously close to the tracks which is something will definitely discourage you. a couple of other things, bob, in 1906 in your book you discuss the cost of all of this. that is something we really have not touched down yet. obviously the railroads cannot do this for free. if you are traveling well over 20000 miles there are expenses associated with that. 1906 congress passed an appropriation for the presidential trave

we have secretary of state chapman with us today who is leading pennsylvania in a tremendous way. she cannot do it alone, i cannot do it alone, they cannot do it alone. saving democracy depends on everyone of us. number one, get involved with a campaign. we also have cisco regular hiding in the back who is the democratic nominee for secretary of state in nevada. i have to win in colorado. i would set up the campaign, get involved. if you don't want to work on a campaign, adopt a state. make sure there are enough poll watchers and voters know how to cast a ballot. do something this election. we are going to save democracy but it on every single one of us chipping in dollars and time. that is what it comes to. are you ready to save democracy? good. thank you guys and thank you, jeremy. jeremy: thank you, everyone, for being with us. i want to use this position to plug in for these people. you have moved texas and secure democracy usa and reelect secretary griswold. and these candidates that are in the room with us. consider donating a volunteering. thank you to our panelists for bei

i'm a professor at chapman university and also at dartmouth college and here today with bob reel the author of the

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "fast car" by tracy chapman. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. housing advocates are calling on the biden administration to address the soaring cost of rent with the same level of dedication shown to reducing gas prices. this comes as a new report shows evictions are spiking as rental protections disappear. a coalition of hundreds of tenant unions and housing activists call the situation a national emergency as rental costs rise at the fastest pace in three decades. this is zonnie thompson with faith in the valley in stockton, california, who is in washington, d.c. as a delegate with the homes guarantee campaign. he spoke with democracy now! >> i experienced my rent going from $1500 to $7,900 in one year. -- for $1700 when you're. i felt like it was ridiculous. when it comes to a 10% rent hike, like i said, it does have a big difference. it doesn't mean a big difference r a lot of folks i california like in my own personal situation, that meant a $200 difference in my rent. it meant i

the summer, for the dutchman is the 1st united manager to lead his 1st 2 games in charge since john chapman in 1921. that was awful in all senses. and i think there's a lot of homework for him and i warn him already. if you go to england with a dutch mentality in a dutch where you're not gonna make it united of now last 7, straight away gains in the leak. not since 960, if they conceded 6 goals in the 1st 2 games of the season. and it doesn't get any easier on paper. they face liverpool next. they've been stokes, out his era. in stark contrast, united manchester city continued their strong thought to the season. the defending champions made it to straight when the vice comfortable for victory over fullness. going to an appeal fight and having to brian on the sheet in 51st time games the season. gabriel, daisy said left this and i continue soon pressed that new club off the school twice and 40. when i left the city going to jacket and gabriel martinez. i got the other 2 also have also one that opening 2 games at the campaign in spain. buffalo, new able to play some of the new signings includ

for the dutchman is the 1st united manager to leave his 1st 2 games in charge since john chapman in 1921. that was awful in all senses. and i think there's a lot of homework for him and i warn him already. if you go to england with a dutch mentality in a dutch where you're not gonna make it united, have now lost 7 straight away gains in the leak. not since 1960, if they conceded 6 goes in, left is 2 games at the season. and it doesn't get any easier on paper by face liverpool next. they'd stokes out 0 italian champions. ac milan began their title defense for before to win or lose anything besides level at half time. but milan got a couple of goals after the break for tape the 3 points formula. cackles called less than 2 minutes into the syria return to help into milan a bit later. you strike a moved back to the club on loan from chelsea. they to equalize before denzil, them, things that wanted to for enter in the 95th minute to on the final school. and there was an extraordinary finish to this game. in the 2nd tier of english football, queens park rangers were heading for defeats until t

been going up for six straight months now, and san jose state strategic management professor dr robert chapman woods says multiple factors are pushing the price of energy. higher demand is up now . but months ago supply was hurt. by the war in ukraine, which crippled crude oil exports . they're affecting global prices we're seeing now is, uh, electricity. reacting to the rises in in energy prices that actually happened, um, you know, back in back in the spring in the early summer, those prices as much as 75% higher are paid by utility companies and then passed onto the consumer demand for any product in this case. energy increase. so does the price these higher energy supply costs, which are passed down to customers are impacting. some of these bills are much higher this year compared to last year. the flex alert goes until nine o'clock tonight. pg and a suggests certain certain move to try to cut your energy bill, including raising your thermostat to 78 degrees, closing the shades and blinds inside your house to cut the amount of daylight that's coming in. even though now thankfully, we've go

but the dutchman is the 1st united manager to lead his 1st 2 games in charge since john chapman in 1921. that was awful in all fences. and i think there's a lot of homework for him and i warn him already. if you go to england with a dutch mentality in a dutch where you're not gonna make it united of now or 7 straight away gains in the leak, not since 1960, if they conceded 6 goals in the 1st 2 games of the season. and it doesn't get any easier on paper. they faced liverpool next. they'd stokes out his era. there was an extraordinary finish to this game in the 2nd tier of english football in spark ranges that were heading for the feet until their goal keeper, cindy dank, equalized in 92nd minutes. to rescue point for his side. leslie's ball for me and you back to marry him in london at santa thanks very much that perhaps out than he is out. but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more of the days news around up the top stories coming up very shortly. i'll see an event ah ah and discover a world of difference determination. i'm talking about when we meet, we are moving freedom plan s

prices have been going up for six straight months now, and st strategic management professor dr robert chapman woods says multiple factors are pushing the price of energy. higher demand is up now but months ago so supply was hurt. by the war in ukraine, which crippled crude oil exports. they're affecting global prices we're seeing now is, uh, electricity. reacting to the rises in in energy prices that actually happened, um, you know , back in back in the spring in the early summer, those prices as much as 75% higher are paid by utility companies and then passed onto the consumer when demand for any product in this case. energy increase. so does the price these higher energy supply costs, which are passed down to customers are impacting . some of these bills are much higher this year compared to last year. the flex alert is in effect from four pm until nine p.m. wednesday. pg and e officials stressed several steps people can take to lower their electric bill, including raising their thermostat to 78 degrees. closing shades and blinds inside your home or apartment, block out sunlight and using w

prices have been going up for six straight months now and st strategic management professor dr robert chapman woods says multiple factors are pushing the price of energy. higher demand is up now. but months ago supply was hurt. by the war in ukraine , which crippled crude oil exports. they're affecting global prices we're seeing now is, um, electricity. reacting to the rises in in energy prices that actually happened, um, you know, back in back in the spring in the early summer, those prices as much as 75% higher are paid by utility companies and then passed onto the consumer when demand for any product in this case. energy increase. so does the price these higher energy supply costs, which are passed down to customers are impacting. some of these bills are much higher this year compared to last year. the flex alert goes until nine o'clock tonight. pg needs, suggesting several measures people can take to try to lower their bills, including raising your thermostat to 78 degrees, closing the blinds and shades in your home or apartment, block out sunlight and using dishwashers, dryers and dishwa

for the dutchman is the 1st united manager to lose his 1st 2 games in charge since john chapman in 1921 nursing guy that was offered in all fences. and i think there's a lot of homework for him and i warn him already. if you go to england with a dutch mentality in a dutch where you're not gonna make it, you know, i should have nella 7 straight to white games in the leak. not since 1960 a but conceded 6 goes in the 1st 2 games of the season. and it doesn't get any easier on paper by face liverpool next. they'd stokes out a 0 sum. those action has started the were the win for newly promoted. and nottingham forced against west ham, a club that has champions league ambitious to see one goal. and at this game, it came a courtesy of taiwan, our new year force, his 1st goal and the premier league since 1999 was ham did have a chance to equalize hamburg. jacqueline rice could not pervert from the penalty spot. he's doing his homework, but he's gotten there, but most italian time, his ac milan began their title defense with a full to when over in as a the sides were level at half time. but milan

he is in conversation with author at chapman university english professor, tom. i am a professor at the college. i am here today with bob real, the author of the incredible book, quest for the