first, the latest news. the prime minister has said that the king s speech marks the start of a rejection of what he called the snake oil charms of populism and the beginning of a national renewal . he was speaking in the commons after the king had laid out labour s plans for its first months in office. growing fears that another war may erupt in the middle east as israel and the lebanese armed group hezbollah keep trading fire across the border. police in thailand say six vietnamese nationals found dead in a luxury hotel suite in bangkok on tuesday were probably poisoned with cyanide in a suspected murder suicide case. authorities are investigating possible motives. the prime minister of bangladesh has warned that those responsible for the death of six people in a wave of student protests will be punished regardless of their political affiliation. many oppose a law under which a third of civil service posts are reserved for relatives of bangladesh s independence fighter
thank you. [ applause ] all right, good afternoon, everyone, how are you? get ready for the most exciting 30 minutes of your life. we re going to be talking with a few senators who you all know quite well about the future of work, which is a fascinating discussion that is happening around the world. but what we are really going to get into today with the senators is some of the specific proposals they re working now in congress to address that. so why don t i just give you both a chance to give opening remarks about what you think about the status of the future of work, the discussion in america and what you re doing to tackle it. first of all, thank you for the introduction and thanks to the chamber and particularly shout out to nga. as a former governor and chairman of nga, i have many wistful members. i think there s not a single former governor that doesn t in many ways reflects back on our days as governor with an awful lot of fun this, particularly on frustrating
[ applause ] all right, good afternoon, everyone, how are you? get ready for the most exciting 30 minutes of your life. we re going to be talking with a few senators who you all know quite well about the future of work, which is a fascinating discussion that is happening around the world. but what we are really going to get into today with the senators is some of the specific proposals they re working now in congress to address that. so why don t i just give you both a chance to give opening remarks about what you think about the status of the future of work, the discussion in america and what you re doing to tackle it. first of all, thank you for the introduction and thanks to the chamber and particularly shout out to nga. as a former governor and chairman of nga, i have many wistful members. i think there s not a single former governor that doesn t in many ways reflects back on our days as governor with an awful lot of fun this, particularly on frustrating days on the h
jacksonville sheriff s office. they are about an hour late on that update. food read the latest information if we get it. but as of right now, what we do know is jacksonville fire and rescue confirm with fox news that four people are dead in a mass shooting event at that dollar general store in northwest jacksonville. a shooting that began about 1:1. the player d layer describing tt who is dead as a white male who barricaded himself inside that dollar general store. there was a massive police response including the swat team. the dollar general store is located less than a mile down the road from edward waters university private historically black christian university with about 2000 students per this is significant because jacksonville local news station, news for jx multiple sources say at 12:45 p.m. today a suspicious individual was seen behind the on-campus library putting on a ballistic vest a great security chase that individual tried to catch them for the suspect fled