nichols, who was pulled over by police, and three days later was dead after what in an of topsey was called extensive bleeding. it was caused by a severe beating. but will anybody face any charges? plus, some teachers in florida are locking down every book in their classroom libraries. why? out of fear they could face criminal charges if but they let kids read books. but i ve not been pretty approved, under some new state law. that s right, how books in a classroom could suddenly break the law. there is a speech on the house floor tonight like nothing that has ever happened before. it was written by an artificial intelligence. it is called chatgpt. tonight, congressman jake will be here to tell us how he used it to write his speech on the floor. we ve got a lot to cover tonight, but i want to begin with a concern and anticipation over the release of the video of tyree nichols encounter with police that ended three days later in his death in the firing of five officers and to
Country, the antisemitism, all of the problems going on. They ever being overrun. Never seen anything like it. Ran because of charlottesville. If the people that know cheacialtsville, when you extend the statement its a big hoax what they say was said. And they understand that. And charlottesville is peanuts compared to what you are looking at now. This whole country is up in arms. Breaking into colleges, knocking the hell out of Columbia University. They took over. I know the building very well. They took over a building. That is a big deal. Bill welcome to our team fox conch right now. Eric shawn keeping tabs on the trial. Griff jenkins reports at George Washington university in d. C. And Jonathan Turley has legal reaction to all of this and where we might be headed, next. First though, top of the hour. And top of the news with bryan llenas who has been at Columbia University since, i think, 4 00 this morning. Bryan, bring us up to date at 10 00 eastern time now. Hello. Bryan bill, g
deep fakes, in speech, or video, can be used to discern, and flagged those deepfakes as being misinformation. i think that s another area where we have this that we need to wrestle with, his education. we already see universities, and k-12 educators learning about plagiarism, or about students not doing their own work. clearly, administrators don t want to put on the safeguards for that. there is a potential movie that a i could do tutoring at scale, three students were ahead, or behind of the curriculum, to give superpowers to teachers. i find that exciting. but, that pro, that calm, will require nuance debate, and needs to start now. glad to have it here. thank you congressman, have a good night. good evening. well, everyone, first, it was a leopard. then it was the monkeys. now, apparently, a vulture. several mysterious incidents involving animals at their habitats at the dallas, and there s, rightfully, is suspicious. so, what is going on?
message because there is a chance they could still graduate because we also know this, there is a lot of things out of your control why you may not graduate. sickness, a family issue, relocated. i know a lot of those people, hey, i got to go to summer school and make it up. after that particular assembly, brian, six kids finished whatever their assignment was that day. they will graduate. so it worked for them. they were motivated. but some of the others, sister of one of the guys who was called said the administrators don t know what personal issues they re going through. so humiliating them is unfair. end quote. i just got an e-mail from somebody from kansas, rw miller. he said this: i went to hutchinson high school in kansas and was never allowed to graduate after four of us painted the new high school. it was so humiliateing. bologna. i deserved what i got. p.s., i went on to get my