>> the arthur, chester arthur and his wife did, right after them.but the car fields really did not at the time. in later years, mrs. garfield was quite well respected and well-known in the country, and i would not doubt that she would have had contact with them. >> next up is scary, watching us in new mexico. hello. >> hi, thank you. was there a big age difference between the president and mrs. garfield? >> i don't recall. i think it was five years or less, but i don't remember the specific birth dates. >> but not a large difference? >> the president was shot again on july 2nd, and he lingered until september. the decision was made to move him to the jersey shore? >> yes, the very place where we have been headed to see her and join her. and that is where he dies. in her presence. what is very interesting is that among the many many letters that she received, she gets one from a former first lady, julia tyler. she not only sent a telegram as the former first lady sarah polk, but she is also given a plate and says i wanted to emphasize, and to use the

arthur: opponent refer to two things. the first thing is that you say you exhort your readers to discrete better, not discrete less. that's really basic point when you sort of dormancy. i heard you made this case so many times as stated so clearly this book. i recommend that everybody resist. you believe in a healthy aggressive vigorous market place of ideas pretty competition of ideas produce a question of whether the rules for how humans treat each other in a competition. it is it that every single adult, whether or not it 15-dollar minimum wage will ultimately be constructive or not. those on a good person default. that's it practical versus impractical. . versus important . and it's about the person that you're arguing with pretty you defend the argument. just wanted to talk and learn the habits on getting better how we do have the second is i think it is premised on the theory of that you have a motive pretty talk about other people's motives and think we need to relearn our habits about how we subscribe motives. art

arthur died a few months later but jim wanted him to be listed as a surviving spouse on john arthur's death certificate so he joined 14 couples and a few other widowers in the supreme court case that in 2015 made same sex marriage legal across the country. you can see the jacket that he wore on his wedding day, the bow tie that he wore on announcement day, and the wedding rings, the fused wedding rings of his and john arthur's. he had them fused together with some of john arthur's ashes after he died. these artifacts were the first artifacts that we got on loan for this exhibit and it is a really powerful statement because at its essence the whole exhibit is about who do you love and who you have the right to love. these are powerful exhibits about how every day americans petitioned the government for change using first amendment freedoms. the struggle for same sex marriage was a decades long process. here in this case you see in 1953 the pioneering lgbtq publication "one" puts on its cover homosexual marriage? it is not until decades later that that supreme court ruling in 2015 makes

arthur died a few months later and he wanted to be listed as a surviving spouse on john arthur's death certificate and he joined 14 couples and other widowers in the supreme court case and it made same-sex legal across the country. you can see the jacket that he wore on his wedding day and the bow tie he wore on announcement day and the wedding rings and the fused wedding rings of john arthur's. these artifacts were the few that we got on loan for this exhibit and it's a powerful statement because at its essence, this whole exhibit is about who do you love and twho do you have the right to love. they're powerful exhibits about how everyday americans petitioned the government for change using their first amendment freedoms. the struggle for same-sex marriage was a decades long process. here in this case you see in 1953, the pioneering lgbt publication put on its cover, homosexual marriage, question mark? it wasn't until decades later when 2016 makes same-sex marriage legal across country and they were chipping away at attitudes that prevented same-sex marriage. she was with her longtime

arthur was dying of a neurological disease at the time. he died a few months later, but jim wanted him to be listed as a surviving spouse on john arthur's death certificate. he joined 14 couples and a few widowers in a case that made same-sex marriage legal across the country. you can see the jacket he worry on his wedding day, the bowtie on announcement day, and the fused wedding rings. he had them fused together with some of john arthur's ashes after he died. these were the first artifacts we got on loan for the exhibit. it's a powerful statement. at its essence, this whole exhibit is about who do you love and who do you have the right to love. these are powerful exhibits that tell the story of how everyday americans petition the government for change. the struggle for same-sex marriage was a decades-long process, you sigh the pea nearing publication puts on its cover. it's not until decades later that that supreme court ruling in 2015 makes same-sex marriage legal across the skin. there were many players that played the role at chipping

arthur had been dying of neurological disease at the time, and mr.arthur died a few months later, but he wanted to be listed as a surviving spouse on the death directive get, so he joined 14 couples in a few other weather wars, in the supreme court case, in 2015 for the that's what made same six marriage legal cross the country. you can see the jacket he wore for his wedding day. and the bow tie he wore an announcement day, and the wedding rings. he had some fused together with some of john arthur's ashes after he died. these are some of the fifth artifacts that we have on loan, and it's a powerful statement because at its essence this is about who do you love and who you have the right to love. so these are powerful exhibits the tell the story about every day americans petition the government for change. using their first amendment freedoms. the struggle for same sex marriage, was decades long process, here in this case you see 1953, the pioneering lgbtq couple and they put on its cover homosexual marriage question mark. it's not until decades later

is going to end right here is going to continue on as all this is allowed to persist you know when arthur i mean when you take a knee and when everyone has the right to do that there's no law against a human even when i think of it that the gesture is to to genuflect to a greater authority someone that you may respect immensely for something they've done or to god ok but to a random person or someone you do not know and it's more of a threats and because there's consequences are built into it if you do not behave appropriately i mean this tells me i mean everyone knows i'm a conservative i mean this is a false god we're creating a false ideology to worship and this is a cult like behavior and not only am i it's our values that made me hard then we get out there on the one to have ok all right ok. you know it's interesting that you bring up the cult like behavior and the almost religious aspect of this because one of the things that's been coming to my attention recently definitely the last few months but actually snippets of it over the last few years actually since just before 2016 is a

you know it arthur one thing that's really kind of glaringly missing at all is where our elections it seems to me that this is an anti-democratic eat those people with you know if should we should we change the way policing is done yet maybe let's vote on ok you give me a proposal it's voted out let's go to the polls all right let's let's turn to the public conversation this is all monologue they don't you know the red guard in china didn't listen to reason they said confess even if you didn't have anything to confess ok and this is the same thing going on they want to displace the rule of law and they don't give us what the alternative is they just tell us believe us what we know what to do that's a frightening prospect o'hara. yeah and one of the things i was reading recently. was during the during the time the soviet union was just starting off there when you had a lot of this kind of purging of. hurry of people at the wrong ideology or the wrong and congress had the same thing cambodia had the same thing like every single marxist revolution has had this pattern of behavior. one of

and 1987 dr arthur sackler died a very rich man his successful marketing strategies continue to live on the per do pharma. to do began focusing on pain management in 1972 they patented content a controlled drug release system produced form of believe that if they could link their 12 hour time release system content to an opioid pain reliever that could be marketed for chronic pain without the sudden rush or heroin high to the brain there is an interim logic to making lauren acting opioids because obviously convenience you know if your dose is in a day you'd also have your picks and troughs right so you wouldn't have those sudden potential respiratory depression on your own how to bridge your pain at the time opioids had limited use for short term acute end of life pain neither are markets where fortunes are made you know all of their sales materials were targeted to get to get the drugs out of the oncology suites and into the hands of local practice. do began funding organizations that endorsed long term use of opioids for common conditions in 1993 they established partners against p

arthur vive sus Últimos dÍas como jugador del barcelona.arça, captaron al crack del barcelona cuando el segundo de ezequiel intentÓ decirle algo. el 3 de julio no te pierdas copa por mÉxico. el viernes arranca por el partido entre mazatlÁn contra tigres. despuÉs en américa contra toluca. el sÁbado podrán disfrutar del pumas contra cruz azul. el clÁsico tapatÍo de chivas contra atlas. los atlÉticos de oakland sorprendieron tras incluir a un joven receptor en su lista preliminar de 60 jugadores, previo al inicio de la temporada 2020. el novato fue elegido en el puesto 27 de la ronda, siendo ignorado por muchos equipos. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn de los deportes.

senator arthur vandenberg. the former governor of minnesota. of vital and difficult job well done.ppearing before the formal session, president truman congratulates the delegates and expresses support for the new organization. of the united nations, which you are now signing, is a solid structure upon which we can build for a better world. history will honor you for it. europe the victory in and the final victory in japan, in this most destructive of all wars, you have won a victory against war itself. if we had had this charter a few -- andgo, then above all above all the will to use it, millions now dead would be alive . we fail in the future with our will to use it millions now living will surely die. there is a time for action and the time for action is here now. [applause] , each in itsore own nation and according to its own way, seek approval of this charter and make it a living thing. by this charter, you have moved toward the goal for which that gallant leader in the second fought,ruggle worked, and gave his life, franklin d roosevelt. [applause] this new structure of peace

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i was trying to pry its mouth open. >> reporter: tim arthur, hearing his sons screams, joined the fight. finally getting the shark to let go by hitting it on the nose. nick was rushed to the hospital, receiving 17 stitches, but suffering no serious injuries in last week's attack. shark bites are actually way down this year, only 18 worldwide since january 1st. the lowest level since 2005. experts believe it is likely due to fewer people being in the water during the coronavirus lockdowns, but more people are headed back after beaches began reopening in may. and david, know attacks are down, nearly half of shark attacks worldwide occurred in the u.s. two in florida waters. david? >> adrienne bankert, thank you. >>> when we come back here, those severe storms tonight from dallas, all the way up to chicago. dangerous winds. we'll track this. >>> and we remember a famous director tonight. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has

arthur sulzberger, he is chairman of the board for the new york times for two successive sessions oftate legislature, columbia's ruling elite made journeys to albany, new york to convince legislators that this was indeed a wonderful thing for the morningside heights community, that columbia should build this gym there. >> but i don't think a gym nine stories high with facilities for black people in the basement with a backdoor is something that black people want. >> there has never been any dispute as to the position of this community on the placing of a gymnasium by a private institution in a public park. >> i don't trust anybody in the administrative network of columbia university because they have lied, they have contradicted themselves. kirk wrote us a letter saying, we have stopped at the gym. and the next damn day, the board of trustees states, we have stopped the gym temporarily. >> this country is going down on violence. our house must come down, whether they like it or not. >> on april 23, the demonstration in which we planned to demonstrate inside the library, to protest co

wait a while to have gender reassignment surgery where her penis is transformed into a vagina father arthur 33 i think i really do but not this town may be like nick here all 2 year yeah because at this time i. i don't want to put her out for. a few weeks later we need her at a drag show bar. her body has healed up. but she doesn't want to show off her new breasts. i did not be raring to like for the whole plan library i'll leave the outing that he's sure to get it all a little bit but for me it's like. it was so easy to write. you're trying to tell your body to be a real who is happy inside not outside. your. church he's friends not just twas also born as a boy but began identifying as a woman many years ago. not as says thailand isn't as tolerance towards transgendered people as it appears. live is not that easy as the show is not like the show that you have seen from the rack queens or any kind of oh you know like dancing school for man's you might lose a job because you want to be yourself and someone who asks you to where we are in order to get our job opportunity are at you might be a

which the tillers shills pushed richard reeves misused and lawyers the lawyer for them to blow job of arthur carroll no you were told appeared just a lawyer thanks to raise him for us to deal with so that. it isn't a rich man a 1st name to kids now we can go to the most emotional because they are taking over us he is a creation down of a person who is into 1st thing out of iraq some state interest. in the senate it is comfortable issued the challenge seems to stay in the post of damascus listening to get a better version lucia a musical put all put a version in them give it a step further to accept a loser in both the old go in with mr skip he is mr stiff when you 1st got started we know that you can use a voice to the today show so it was i did not pose for star wars toys book with us over the fence and. just to avoid that story lose a person terrible to some to me it is a because of a genius to a substantial amount so with her choice of. the us in the community was it a blow to our son to man when it took among good for us noisy hope cheney and this time alone with their children and on th

arthur was attacked just yards off the beach.e are in the summer days now, so obviously people are going to get out there. >> i wonder with less activity, it's one of those situations where there are more sharks coming close to shore because of that region. >> right, yeah. adrienne touched on that and reminded me, yeah, we've been in a pandemic and people want to go to the beach. we've been doing all those stories about animals in the wild coming out because the people are not there. yeah. so we'll see. stay safe. >>> coming up, remembering the man behind such classics as "st. elmo's fire" and two batman films. >> director joel schumacher and his unusual hollywood career. formula gets to work faster. rig making easy work of tough messes. dawn is a go-to grease-cleaner throughout the kitchen, too. keep a bottle in the laundry room to pre-treat greasy stains. and keep dawn in the garage to lift grease off car rims. it's even gentle enough to clean wildlife affected by oil. dawn's grease cleaning power takes care of tough grease whe

having put together that material about arthur jones who was homophobic, racist, misogynist, then to hear john blair who was a huge activist, who is queer himself and activist for rights, talk about the presence of nautilus machines being a one sign it was a good place, a cipher fellows to meander was -- particular spaces or devices or experiences get remade and reused by everyday people. that is important to think about with the history of any of these phenomena. , movesas a gym in l.a. to new york and also has gyms and nightclubs. he talks about how during hiv-aids going to the gym and having what he called the voice bodyeak, the fit, muscular , became important to show you were not sick or wasting away from hiv aids. wearing that signifier of health on your body was one way that fitness culture operated in that time. and this studio here, i have a great pleasure of interviewing molly fox, still one of the leaders, and she used a great term, which some of you have probably heard, a third place, to describe the role of studios and others in that time in new york city. she talks abou

grupo de manifestantes se reunió afuera de departamento de policía y caminaron hasta la estación mac arthurmeses restantes llegaron hasta el parque donde derribaron estatuas históricas. ocurrieron la noche del viernes durante la conmemoración del fin de la esclavitud . >>> la embajada de españa en estados unidos declaró que lamentamos la destrucción de la estatua en san francisco. continuaremos haciéndolo por medios de decisiones educativas para que la realidad de nuestra historia sea mejor conocida y entendida . >>> según el departamento de salud pública de california más del 50% del os casos de coronavirus en el estado son pacientes latinos . >>> vamos a ver de inmediato un paquete de sara villegas donde habló con una experta sobre las razones de los altos porcentajes . >>>demasiado dolor en el pecho. dolor de cabeza muy fuerte . >>> guillermo tiene 24 años y trabajaba como pintor de barcos. no contaba con seguro médico y su primera opción fue ir a tijuana a atenderse $300 y una semana más tarde tuvo que acudir a una clínica . >>> yo no dejan salir del hospital. te ingresan. me tuvieron e

and on the ground, heroic actions on the bases called a son, ty jean and pusan gape general make arthurnd his command the time needed to prepare its own initiative. un's initiative turned out to be the bold invasion, someone hundred and 50 miles behind north korea's aligned. the surprise and daring paid off. and when elements of the first cargo division raced 100 miles to link up with the seventh in full trey forces, north korea's plan for unifying korea became a nightmare. by september's and, soul was retaken by un forces and the battered capital of the republic of korea was returned through president sick men rhee. as north korea watched its grand strategy for conquest sag and complex -- collapse, it's complex leader would later admit that his decision to invade the south would not have been made heady believe that the united states would commit itself to such total military support and assistance. he had gambled on america being weak and lost. the 28 parallel was then crossed, but this time it was meant to not. un air power was iding amends pressure on the north korean ground forces

i am the destination there is to look at a macro and my arthur blank i am an unsolvable bridge on a bang the secret of the only saga starts july 3rd d. w. . the hook. stops about a 100 years ago when explorers 1st came in they found which gave cockroach that's native june southeast asia and was 1st described from this very cave all of the cave had been explored while the kid was heavily disturbed by a tourism and that brought in other species of coverage from outside. and then there was a design that this new invasive species was taking over and that actually causing locals races to go extinct. ilene. uli. you're me found that functionally down still very healthy populations of the native species in the cave so this is an example of what science is called nish partitioning they divide up the resources among the different species and to find this. some way to co-exist. in. english you mean the world is so globalized now that you can't really stop different species from spreading if there is a niche that can be occupied then nature normally finds a way to fill that niche you when you. are

arthur evans is ceo of the american psychological association. dr.ns, we're glad to have you with us. you can't turn away from what's going on in our country. you also can't go on vacation as people normally do to get away. help us understand what we need to be doing for ourselves. >> well, the first thing is to recognize that this is, what we're experiencing is an extreme amount of stress as our survey has indicated and that if we don't do anything about it, we're going to experience significant psychological distress and physical distress. so the first thing is to recognize that and then to take steps. one of the things that we know for example is that social support is extremely important during these kinds of times when we're under stress. turning off the television is also very important, limiting the amount of time that we are looking at the videos that really horrific videos that we've seen revently. making sure -- recently. making sure we do everything we can around taking care of ourselves physically. we know that our physical health is conn

i thought about how 42 years ago arthur miller, a businessman and activist in brooklyn, new york waskehold by police. i talked before the show today to one of my mentors, the legendary reverend herb daughtry, who had talked to arthur miller's daughter, lol sia. 43 years. i've been fighting over 35 years and others. but all of that doesn't meter. we answered the call and volunteered to do that. but these mothers, these children, these brothers and sisters, they deserve not only justice in the court, but they deserve the government to work fairly for them. that's why the cities that are moving and states that are moving need to move and move quickly. i'm going have governor cuomo on the show tomorrow night to talk about the change that he has come to new york. we don't always agree, but he moved and raised the bar. and we need the nation to deal with policing. it's good for the country. it's good for the community. it's good for police. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. up next, my colleague chris jansing picks up our news c

>> arthur called me on the phone and said you're in tennessee and james k. polk is a tennesseen. and he said i want you to do one thing. he said allen evans has done a paper back that excerpts his diary, his presidential diary. just take a weekend and read it and tell me no. and i read the excerpts from the diary and i could say no. i was fascinated about the man. >> did you know much about him before this? >> i knew his grave was behind the capitol. there is no marker in nashville except a plaque on the side of a dirty motel wall. his old home place in columbia is preserved and i've been there many times and i've been there since. but i knew virtually nothing about him and almost nothing that was good. result of what was done to him during his presidency over the mexican-american war left him a bad reputation. a reputation as a warmonger, and the attacks on him in congress in the latter days of his administration reminded me a great deal of the attacks on linden johnson at the end of his administration of the vietnam war. similarities there. >> james k. polk was president when,

minister arthur rucker. let's watch. >> and they shout all stay, in all the highways.s hand on the wall, and a serpent bit him. shall not the day of the lord be darkness, and not light. even very dark and no brightness in it. i hate and despise your feast and will not take the light in your solemn assemblies, though you offer me burnt offerings and your meal offerings, i will not accept them. neither will i regard your fat beast. take away for me the noise of your song, for i will not hear the melody of your harps. but let justice run down like water, and righteousness like a mighty stream. and this is the word of the lord thanks be unto god. ♪ ♪ >> to the floyd family, we want you to know that we are still praying for you. we want you to know that god has made himself available to a person of jesus christ to help you in times like these. god bless you. first thessalonians, chapter 4, beginning at verse 13, "but i would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep. even others who have no hope. for if we believe that jesus died and rose again

. >> reporter: at arthur sebastian, the owner admits to taking a financial hit as well. >> i am struggling but i am definitely trying to do my best to pull my money from savings in order to survive this time. it has not easy for small businesses. >> reporter: the mayor said she understands the financial implications of the pause. >> this is hard because we are talking about not just public health but peopled livelihood. >> reporter: these businesses were set to reopen in mid july. the mayor said she is going to take a look at the data that comes in over the weekend to determine what the next steps might be. live in san francisco, kpix 5. >> the mayor also said this is one of the toughest calls she has had to make. you can hear extended thoughts from her on our website, www.kpix.com. >>> marin county announced plans to delay reopening and this comes as the county recorded its highest number of daily infections at 54. a hotspot in marin is san quentin prison. 500 inmates infected in the past two weeks. contra costa county and santa clara county are also reevaluating their reopening plans. wa

while in richmond wednesday, a statue of african american tennis legend, arthur ashe, a native of they was defaced with w.l.m., and white lives matter. jean kennedy smith, the last surviving sibling of president john f. kennedy, has died. in the 1990s, smith became the american ambassador to ireland, where she played a key role in brokering the northern ireland peace accords. jean kennedy smith was 92 years old. coming up next, this dad will teach you how to change a tire and a whole lot more. >> o'donnell: father may know best, but when dad's not around, we've got the next best thing. cbs' jim axelrod found him online. >> and you've got to be careful with this. this is a needle nosed pliers. >> reporter: a few months ago rob kenney had an idea for a youtube channel-- teaching some of the manly arts like any good dad would. >> we go around the front... i'm trying to make it a one-stop shop where you can come in a calm way and be empowered to learn to do this stuff for yourself. >> reporter: as the son of a man who walked out on his children when rob was just 14, rob had to figure out

. >> reporter: at arthur sebastian, the owner admits to taking a financial hit as well. >> i am strugglingut i am definitelyng

arthur mccoy was another outlaw. he became known as the wild irishman. he was morning ireland and when he came to america, he went to california. he married the5, youngest daughter of a wealthy family. they had two sons, one of whom died during the war as a very young child. they had a daughter in 1861. after the war, his life and career get a little more hazy. he was a member of the james unger gang but it did not really fit the mantra of some of the other members. he did know john jared who served as a captain under shelby and had a james connection. he was believed to have been one of those involved in the killing agent and took part in numerous robberies in the first half of the 1870's. farmhe and his wife had a and two sons were born in the beginning of that decade. according to family history, arthur did not like farming so he went to texas about getting into cattle and living there. legend now takes over where history has ended and legends say he was arrested for stage robbery near austin but by 1874, he effectively vanished. by 1880, his wife had

you can produce a fast growing through from arthur idea there are globs pre about 3 can up the street is draining much whatever from the ground whatever we have submitted an application to remove this one and replace it by indigenous trees so we kind of more with that. even if drought and deforestation continue to hamper access to water in rural areas. has managed to improve the water supply for more than 55000 people in ethiopia. i'm afraid we've run out of time for to there we hold given you some useful information on how odd it does have some positive benefits for both people and their environment will see a good healthy difficult times then take care i'm going by for now for me now in lagos nigeria. for me sundry to no deal here in kampala please do join us once again next week for another edition of africa in the meantime you can visit our website on to social media channels all the best to you and try to stay safe get by . da. da da. da. da. da. da da da da da. da da india. rejecting the ceasefire agreement. if such a puerto rican is for a delicious curry bourbon farmers are pre

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. >> at arthur sebastian the same cleaning and distancing plans are going into place along with asking client to wait just a touch longer. >> i had to inform my clients that there is a possibility that they might not be able to come to the salon for the appointment because everything is so liquid. >> reporter: coming up tonight on kpix 5 at 6 pm we take a closer look at the financial hit some business owners have taken as a way to reopen and tell you what the mayor has to say in response. live in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> within the past hour marin county is following suit delaying its reopening timeline. the county saw an increase in cases today recording 54. ths in one day. the recent outbreak at san quentin prison is fueling the rise with more than 500 inmates infected in two weeks. 75 prison staff members who live in marin also infected. contra costa county said it is evaluating its reopening timeline. that county on the state watch list as cases increase. we will have a live report coming up at 530. >>> cases continue to spike all across the state and it is a trend the governor i

. >> reporter: owner arthur sebastian admits to taking a financial hit as well. >> i am struggling, but i am definitely trying to do my best to pull my money from savings in order for me to survive this time. >> reporter: james who is breaking a lease on his union square salon says he gets the need to pause. >> i understand because if there's a spike and we need to be very careful with our health and our clients and everyone who enters our premises. so, frustrating, but obviously necessary. >> reporter: the mayor says she wants to take a closer look at the numbers as they come in this weekend, what exactly those say, what they mean before making next decisions. kpix 5. >>> also tonight, imperial county in southern california is reinstating its stay-at-home order because of a whopping newpositivity rate of 23%. the governor says hospitals there are overwhelmed. >>> it's now on the state's so- called watch list along with contra costa county and santa clara county and both are re- evaluating their plans. contra costa was supposed to reopen bars, gyms, indoor dining and hotels and salons j