what's the date for william j. so william dies in november 1858, and this big public occurrence occurs in may 1859. i'm just wondering so that. did he miss john brown or is it so? yeah, he would have he did miss bleeding kansas but he missed that would have been he william would have been gone before the raid on harpers ferry. so would he have been a secret six? you know, i don't know. that's a that's an interesting question. one of william james other causes was peace. international peace. he was the president of the american peace society. so another thing that where he sort of questions the past is, you know is violence actually, including organized state violence really, the best way to achieve political ends so and j family is not a soldier caste although william j the second does serve in the civil war, a lot of elite new york sons. he actually does serve in the civil war but i think he wouldn't have been shocked right that the idea that i mean he always this is you know this is combustible this dangerous the

stone engraving and we call it that not because it's honestly stone, but because a fellow named william j. stone back in eight, in the early 1820s, was commissioned by the federal government to produce a copy of the declaration of independence. the document. a lot of the things that are on paper in ink and parchment, they can kind of fade over time. they can be difficult to read. and during the administration, they want it to be mindful to preserve the declaration not just its message, but even how it appeared for us for future generations. so that actually a really interesting, complicated process. i love to get into that for you folks. so when we get a little more time to dive into the history of some of these documents, but this a great look because we can see a little bit clearer the text of declaration of independence and how it embodies a lot of these key principles of the american revolution. and if we know what a declaration of independence, what does happen there? if we know our declaration of independence, we can see there's this unanimous declaration of independence when in the

generation of abolitionistist formulated a rights doctrine in influential pamphlet published in 1837 and william j responded to repeated southern threats of succession warning that if enslaved states succeeded in the union, it would automatically forfeit the claim to any constitutional profit and the states remaining in the union would be freedom of any obligation of suppressed slave insurrections overturn fugitive slaves. thus succession and war strengthened the antislavery projectsl substantially enhancig the power of the federal government to undermine slavery. such was the antislavery constitution and evolved by the time abraham lincoln entered politics and evolved further by the time he took up antislavery as the central theme of his politics init the 1850s. he did overtime endorse the antislavery project and hardly a surprise since the northern weeks were mostly antislavery. din the 1830s while still in the illinois state legislature lincoln publicly denounced slavery asve an injustice and declareded contrary to what pro slavery southerners that congress could under the constitution abolish

abolitionists formulated a forfeiture of rights doctrine in an influential pamphlet published in 1837 william j responded to repeated southern threats of secession warning that if a slave state seceded from the union it would automatically forfeit its claim to any constitutional protection of slavery. the states remaining in the union would thus be freed of any obligation to suppress slave insurrections or return fugitive slaves? thus secession and war strengthened the anti-slavery project substantially enhancing the power of the federal government to undermine slavery. such was the anti-slavery constitution as that he devolved by the time abraham lincoln entered politics in the 1830s evolved still further. by the time he took up anti-slavery as the central theme of his politics in the 1850s. this is not to say that lincoln suddenly became hostile to slavery in 1854. he had always hated slavery. he once said he could not remember a time when he did not so feel. he had entered politics as a whig a northern whig and that meant that although his primary interests lay elsewhere. he did over time an

the attacks late one of the corps commanders william j. hardy his his his action that day left a lot to be desired. and what turned out in the course of the action, thomas is able to hold his position and roughly a little over 2000 casualties are inflicted upon both through the course of this day. on wednesday, july 1864, while this is occurring in a north south action above atlanta, coming from the on the georgia railroad making neckties, bending the rails around trees as they're advancing toward atlanta is mcpherson any army of the tennessee they had crossed the chattahoochee drop straight to the georgia railroad passed at a town called decatur six miles from atlanta and are moving westward toward atlanta. sherman has pushed mcpherson to try to enter atlanta with his troops because obviously hood is very involved with fighting against thomas on the north. it's this idea of wally's being engaged in the north should mcpherson should have an easier job of that coming in from the east on an east west action. but as he had done right before t

now, chance again, this is a, you'll mean to jackson william, toyota j a taiwan sensually mental fan kinda feature again. these carefully chosen words from ty, one's 1st female president, sy, in when allude to the threat that china opposes to taiwan the archipelago was not recognized as a nation or as a territory even by international bodies such as the united nations and the world health organization. despite being diplomatically isolated, taiwan has found ways to exist independently since the appointment of president sy, in when in 2016, the government has developed a digital democracy with help from its young internet savvy workers and its citizens. hi, monte tonton is dish minister. i where cannot for the government bo, with the government, and i work not for the people, the wisc, the people during the corona virus crisis, many governments ramped up their use of digital resources. the taiwanese population generally trusts the government and complied with the new health regulations. and the virus situation there has been relatively stable ah, the taiwanese archipelago has an impor

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j's with us. and former d.c. homicide detective, ted williams. thanks for being with us. lj, let me start with you. watch and you see this tape, and i know so many people in law enforcement, and i was looking for this. five guys they are one young m man. obviously they have the advantage. they are pulling at the stun guns and pepper spray, they are mad, they are angry. at no time did i hear anyone say, "sir, sir, everyone calm down. we are not here to hurt you. we do have to take into custody. we really need your cooperation." tone can mean everything and i heard nothing but anger, real anger, and you see the physicality here. we are talking about five on one. that part, i'm having a hard time. that's not the policing that i believe officers are trained in. >> you know, sean, we've done this a lot. we review the facts, the evidence, we don't rush to judgment, that you can't deny what you see on tape. and i'm not just talking for myself, i'm talking about the officers that have been texting back and forth. when you brought me to the channel, i've been covering crime for a long time, so i know a lot

williams. >> yes. congratulations. >> thank you, everyone. we will take data officer. >> member cunningham-denning. why yes j. vice chair d'antonio. >> yes >> member friedenbach. >> yes. >> commissioner leadbetter. >> yes. >> member reggio. >> yes. >> chair williams. >> yes. >> we have our data officer. thank you very much data officer leadbetter we have all our officer in office we will move forward. we have our liaison role. as well and i allowed make a nomination as chair i want to make a nomination for emergency shelter andhygiene. continue serving our emergency shelter and hygiene liaison. we are luck tow have her in this role i can't think of anybody better and we are well served boy her exert ease and leadership. like to renominate member friedenbach. second. >> second. >> i think by member reggio. >> and member friedenbach do you accept. why yes. why wonderful. we will open up from the board if there are comments this folks would like to make or if you would like to make any comments? >> no. just -- you have been happy to continue doing this or move to different roles we have one our behavioral health

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j. k. rowling judging by the pre-published excerpts, the british royal family, a bunch of envious and aggressive characters. what is worth at least mentioning the fight with prince williamcame to insult harry's wife meghan markle, but the verbal skirmish was not limited. everything happened very quickly. he grabbed me by the collar, ripped off the necklace and threw me to the floor. i fell on the dog bowl, which cracked. i have under fragments pierced my back. i lay dazed for a while then got up and told him to get out. harry also boasts that he killed 25 afghans from a combat helicopter, perceiving them only as chess pieces, how some lady sewed a special pillow for him to line his underpants so as not to freeze, the penis during a charity expedition to antarctica made him drink vodka with russians and there is a soup cocaine marijuana hallucinogenic mushrooms about this experience too much in general, but once again punched and incomprehensible. why the british subjects to contain as strange a vestige of history as the british monarchy can for such gags. from britain to india, the former british colonies, there is a completely different attitude towards russia, because

the life of william randolph hearst, which was awarded the bancroft prize for history and the j. anthony lucas book prize for nonfiction. he is the past president of the society of american historians. and until 2019, he served as as the arthur schlesinger jr of history at the suny graduate center, where he is now distinguish as professor emeritus. please me in welcoming our special guests. thank you. it is a delight to be back here. i spent many, many, many hours upstairs doing my research, as i'm sure you did as well. and it's great place to do research. i mean, wonderful archivists, librarians. i've been in many library days, and this is one of my favorite. i've got to find another kennedy to do a book about. let me begin briefly by saying that this is an extraordinary book. it is. you know, historians are not judges. they're not god. it's not our job to say thumbs up thumbs down to, say angel devil. if you're going to write a biography of someone, you choose someone who's complex. if you're going to read a biography you want to read about someone who is filled with contradict

j trajectory and how it changes one's life. >> it came in full circle. you started the piece with william and harry walking behind their mother's casket and you ended with them walking behind their grandmother's casket, but how changed a relationship they had. obviously we know, because you put it out publicly in your podcast and talked about, the grief you've gone through with deaths in your own family. i wonder what it's like as someone who lost a parent as a teenager. my dad died a few weeks before princess diana. i remember her death so well. what it was like for you to hear him detail his grief in that way that we've never heard publicly before. >> to me when i read the book, i agreed to do this interview before i had to chance to actually read the book because there were all these security protocols to even get a copy of the book. what jumped out to me is this is a story of grief and loss. it is a huge part of the book, and it infuses a lot of what the way i think prince harry sees what is happening now and his concerns about what is happening now, and i think that idea of the walk

what does it mean for the economic outlook and earnings j outlook and fed outlook. i asked williams if he changed his 5% he did not acknowledge 5%. we know he is. everybody on the fed is above 4.900. he said i'll do it if i need to in march the fed is on the different clock from the market. to some extent, scott, you want it that way. you don't want the fed to market every piece of data that comes out out. on the other hand, it creates the lag where they see it sooner than the fed ever acknowledges it >> yeah. you don't want the fed to be blind to the data. you discussed that before. >> exactly >> you don't want them to have all of the data that points in the right direction. we're above 5% we'll stay there come you know what or high water >> i think the question is is te fed three months behind or six months behind? the fed raised the outlook from 4.6 to 5.13 in december. by then, it was probably hold the line you have five months of lower inflation data it was important for brainard to acknowledge and look at the inflation data the way we have beening loo-- been looking at in cnbc

recognize despite bank of america brian williams new found caution, those were very, very good numbers the banks are on fire. i mentioned airlines had good numbers and j bb hunt the fourt largest trucker had good numbers and that's a gigantic positive as you hear later in the show. the economy is holding up just fine the problem lies in tech and i've been telling you for months on end, it's a problem we have too many enterprise software companies, too many companies that teach you how to code or code lightly or organize and analyze data or use the cloud or create new verticals or break down new verticals or break down old ver kticals o premise, off premise as we get rid of the weak handed investors, we washed out those who got carried away like buying bitcoin above 20,000 or meme stocks that might not be stocks much longer. i was there illrilled to see bre in bitcoin that occurred on small volume the analysts didn't use the word sham or manipulation moved up by those who apply these. those players need to be thrown out of the game be carted off the field with fans cheering in the end, what can i say it's got to be done. just like the bulls were slaugh

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j that is it today. thank to all my guests, adrian bate, co—founder of vox productions, llinos—griffin—williams, from sac scotland, far north of england, where there are clear spells, temperatures could get close to freezing, just a few pockets of frost. a breezy day across the uk tomorrow, much windier across northern scotland, with gales. outbreaks of rain pushing down into northern england but not until late in the day. much of wales and england will stay dry but parts of south wales and southern england could get some light rain early on. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lukwesa burak — the headlines. israeli police say a 13—year—old boy has shot and injured two people in eastjerusaelm a day after seven people were shot dead near a synagogue. graphic footage is released showing the moment 29—year—old black man tyre nichols was beaten by five police officers in the us city of memphis. protests have taken place across the united states in response — the police officers have been charged with his murder. a 15—year—old girl has died after being stabbed

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j hear him read excerpts from the book tours. it was interesting to i hear him read excerpts from the book and talks of the altercation with williamssipy stories in his own words. i think it has infused the sp interview with a scripted commentary, maybe you thought tom bradbury was more robust than i do, harry was in control of narrative and the questions and i'm not sure we are getting anything new. this is 'ust one, we are getting anything new. this is just one. one _ we are getting anything new. this is just one. one of— we are getting anything new. this is just one, one of several— we are getting anything new. this is just one, one of several interviews i just one, one of several interviews that he is doing? yes just one, one of several interviews that he is doing?— that he is doing? yes it. the promoted — that he is doing? yes it. the promoted the _ that he is doing? yes it. the promoted the fact _ that he is doing? yes it. the promoted the fact they i that he is doing? yes it. the promoted the fact they have | that he is doing? yes it. the i promoted the fact they have the rights to the anderson cooper to air in the uk. it i