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that devastating news confirmed first to her family and then to belize this afternoon.re she was last in the suspect was reported for allegedly exposing himself twice in a fast food restaurant, also in the same area. now two of his police colleagues have been investigated by the police watchdog for how they dealt with the report. the metropolitan police is facing another four investigations by the police watchdog. two are connected to the arrest of its own officer on suspicion of murder and indecent exposure. 0ne murder and indecent exposure. one is about how the force responded when the first reports came in of sarah everard's disappearance. and the final one, how the suspect got a head injury that required hospital treatment when he was in a police cell on his own. for women everywhere, the disappearance of a woman just walking home has galvanised the demand for safe history and they want the right to hold a public vigil in memory and in angen public vigil in memory and in anger. though they failed to persuade the courts to rule that despite covert, one should be allo

children who are coming to belize that are traveling to the border are being turned away under title 42 which i find to be unconstitutional and not consistent with the only people who are coming through the ports of entry right now or unaccompanied children $13000.00 of them it's not it's not true go wait a 2nd scott it's not true you can say it on our team america and you can assert it 1st of all what you said is not true you there is no requirement that people that are seeking asylum get to come into the country we can say they can go to their embassy they can go to an official and they can apply for asylum we don't have to let them in and we don't have to do catch and release and frankly you just showed the images now either my eyes are lying or you're lying because there's plenty of adults with those children and they're not separating parents you're you know they may be turning some away although i don't see much evidence of it and frankly they're not not turning enough of them away again terrorists on the watch list coming through people with a cold it coming through why don't

. >> so his politics don't get him that far ultimately, because they don't belize anybody.ase the southerners and they don't please the abolitionists. >> one of lincoln's harsh critics is frederick douglass, an escaped slave who gained national recognition for his anti-slavery writings. >> douglass was one of the most prominent leaders in the african american community. >> one of the greatest figures of the abolitionist movement, a great writer, a great newspaper editor, a great orator. >> when lincoln said he was not trying to abolish slavery in all the southern states, that did not appeal to frederick douglass. >> a lot of times when people celebrate lincoln, it's a way of also saying lincoln is better than the radical republicans and his restraint in really pushing hard for the freedom of african american people, that was a wise course to avoid a catastrophe. but it doesn't avoid a catastrophe. what actually happened is we went to war. >>> the civil war as we know it begin. >> the war came home really fast for lincoln. casualties are huge. >> lincoln feels responsible. >

indication that is privately he may have asked attorney general to think about what could be done in belize, for example. i doubt if he ever, i doubt that he ever gave up on the idea that that might be the best solution or a good solution to the fact that blacks won't be treated equal in the united states but the last public statement he makes in favor of it is in december of 1862 just before the emancipation proclamation and this gets back to a point we were discussing earlier. once he has the emancipation proclamation as a club, he no longer needs colonization as an incentive. emancipation of large numbers of slavers in a much more effective way to get states to abolish slavery especially if you put them in the union army, then offering colonization which he never -- he always suspected was impractical anyway. >> so louis wrote and -- sort of follow-up to the conversation question but not focusing on enslaverrers but enslaved. aside from colonization what did lincoln think regarding compensation to the newly emancipated? >> that requires thinking about his -- how he thought of reconstruct

we have had a lot of belize over the past. year you at least weren't a bully.ixon pulled out this little white box and said i would have liked to do more. and he looked around this empty. room nothing on the walls. nothing. anywhere and he said but they took it all away from, me and handed him this little box. pecker thanked him and said to himself, i'm getting the hell out of here. he went to the car, drove to the airport, opened the little box, and there was this little pair of cuff links with the presidential seal on, them supposedly the last pair that nixon had. those are now on display at the gerald our ford museum. that night, he gets back to washington, briefs president ford, ford schedules the press conference for the next day, neither of them slipped that much that night. the next morning at 8:30, which is 5:30 california time, ron seagull are called and said he has changed his mind, he's not going to sign the statement. you must go back to the original statement. the statement that originally blames it on the staff. backer says that's fine, i will tel