and roger sherman baldwin repeatedly arguments he had used in the lower courts.ms hole offered the court and its audience a seven-hour performance over the course of two days. his emotional arguments included a blistering critique of the van buren administration. adams accused the administration of concealing the spanish demand for return of the captains for trial, which would surely lead to their execution in cuba. adams repeatedly invoked the principles of the rollout as to bodied in the declaration of independence, to copies of which hong before the justice in the supreme court chamber. on march 9th, 1841, nearly 18 months after the federal courts first ordered the detention of many, just this joseph story delivered his opinion for the majority of the supreme court. story, from massachusetts, was the court senior justice and the nation's most respected constitutional scholar. after a lengthy review of the federal court proceedings, and the arguments presented to the supreme court, story issued a decision that finally gave the captives their unconditional freed

my son baldwin is greatly misunderstood. my son baldwin is full of hope, is full of broken, sad people, but he also full of happy, industrious, resilient people. my son baldwin was involved stories, and those are the stories that i want to tell with . i love the archives because the kind of stories i write a sit in the past. and because i'm a write off really fiction. i want my story to reflect accurate. fact, for example, accurate events, my most recent novel out of darkness shining light is the story of the african companions of david livingston. and the journey that they made, carrying his body for over 9 months from what is now northern ambia to what is now the east coast of tanza. near i wanted to flip the story, returned the gaze and tell the story from the perspective of the africans. and not the 3 of the white explorer, the missionary david livingston. so i had to spend a lot of time at indifferent archives around the world. and i found an incredible amount of treasure here in the national archives. yes, street is al

baldwin had no agenda. he just had people he respected he thought should be there, and, you know, they would just talk. and one of the people came to the meeting was a 23-year-old civil rights activist who had been in the movement since the sit-ins, had been beaten, just gone through horrible -- this is 63. he's on the front lines, and he was in new york. he had a broken jaw and other injuries that he had endure. so he's sitting in this meeting. things start going on. he said wait a minute, it makes me sick to be in this room having even to talk -- and then he said to kennedy you haven't done enough. kennedy looked to the others thinking -- no, he's the person you should be listening to. he's the one that came from the battle. what it showed, there's this communication gap, right, and then there's young person who carried the whole thing. it went on for three hours. kennedy tried to answer. they talked about all the things that the federal government had done or failed to do. it was a litany and everybody g

famously james baldwin, hansbrough, bunch of other people in new york.described that meeting for our listeners. what happened? what did kennedy learn from it? why did you choose that is the opening thing to frame the book? >> guest: that was one of the incidents, the meeting occurs in may of 1963. may 24 i think. that month the birmingham crisis on purpose across the country and people saw turning dogs and fire hoses. things are fever pitch. the candid ministration began immediately working the brief epic to get through it in the heat of this getting ready for a short note george wallace. intense short. and gregory had recommended the marshall the attorney general baldwin and robert kennedy meet. until they had met at the white house reception he embodiment, they talked and said we should talk again. things move on so it's about a year later. they tried have this meeting the next day new york. he just called people. his recollection, kennedy is someone who is weak. like most politicians baldwin had interacted with. i'm to see things were in the north. ke

wisconsin senator tammy baldwin chairs the hearing. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. i want to welcome everyone to our first budget hearing of this subcommittee for fiscal year 2022, and dr. woodcock. thank you so much for being here this morning. we are looking forward to your testimony and having a good discussion about the needs of the fda. the responsibilities of the fda are vast and have impact on every american. that's been made even clearer during our response to covid-19. we must continue to invest in safer drugs, safer medical devices and the safest food supply in the world. and for now and for the future. dr. woodcock, i'm looking forward to hearing your visions for the fda and what this committee can do to support your vital work. at work begins now with the fiscal year 2022 budget request that's in front of us, and the request for fda includes an increase of 343 elgin dollars in total budget authority. this increase touches a a wide array of activities at fda inc

and that is vaccinate and wear a mask. >> senator tammy baldwin, thank you.te your time. obviously we'll be watching what happens next with the infrastructure bills. >>> now to this. the wildfires across the west are bringing devastating drought conditions as state officials plead with the federal government for more help. >>> plus, as the delta variant rips through the country, teachers in texas are calling on the governor to allow masks and allow mask mandates in the classroom. so we'll speak to the president of the texas state teachers association about what teachers are going to do, what are students going to do. as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. welcome back to milkshake mustaches, high fives and high dives. to 3-on 3s... 2-on-2s... and 1-on-1s. at aspen dental, we see all the moments that make us smile so we make it easy to share your smile with convenient, total care - all in one place. and flexible hours that work with your life. right now, new patien

alec baldwin and i play two doctors, dr. henderson and dr. kirby.that's my daughter coming in right there. [ laughter ] here, you want to come in, love? all right. so we play these two doctors who are -- it's bath time, it's bath time right now. [ laughter ] >> anthony: all right, poop on the stoop! poop on the stoop! >> poop on the stoop, not here. hi, love. >> anthony: oh, she is adorable. [ cheers and applause ] what's her name? >> she's the greatest. >> anthony: what's her name? >> her name is lena. i'm going to send her off to bath now. good night! >> anthony: bye-bye, lena! >> oh, sorry, smooch. >> anthony: there you go. >> all right. there, you got a glimpse. [ laughter ] >> anthony: so in all of your years as an actor, 40-plus years, this is the first time that you've played a doctor. did you hang out -- >> right. >> anthony: did you hang out in the hospitals at all? you know, to learn this trade? >> i was very lucky. i was very fortunate, because i'm playing a vascular surgeon. and i have a brother-in-law who's a vascular surgeon. so i was

senators durbin and baldwin and grassley and murkowski.resentatives nadler and fitzpatrick and jackson lee and wagner and scanlon. and everyone who has helped make possible this moment, including so many of you who are here today that i haven't mentioned. when someone commits a crime, it's not enough to bring the predator to justice. we also need to support the victims. and it's something that, way back 150 years ago when i was chairman of the judiciary committee, we spent a lot of time working on, setting up victims' funds. that's what this crime victims fund does. in many years of working on the issue, i visited an awful lot of domestic violence shelters. every time i'd go into a city , i would quietly, before i went to where i was supposed to be, quietly slip in and spend time in a domestic violence shelter to speak to the people giving the services, and people getting the services. and, you know, many times the body language that you'd see when you walked in was one of the victims of crime find , themselves almost curled up in a ball.

you have 18 siblings and these are all from doctor baldwin. yeah. the doctor who treated the parents. yeah. used his own sperm. yeah. we found 19 of us where he used his own firm without the parents knowledge. he is my biological father, but i don't think of him in that way at all. he was always the doctor had helped my parents have me. and now i found out that he did it in a horrible way. also sometimes borrowing secretly, you, sperm, me took from other patients without consent. all these lies have real dangerous cat and i are a similar age. there's about 6 months age difference. we found out that we went to the same high school for a couple of years. we thought about how easy it would have been for us to be friends, but it could have also very easily been we started started dating or especially. yeah it's, it's a small circle like my family, rebecca and our new siblings have become close. and it's easy to exaggerate the importance of genetics. i found myself dealing with the situation. where was my dad? i say it doesn't matter that we're not biolo

baldwin, none of this lawsuit will be on tv because it will be thrown out of court. lawyers who put their names to lawsuit are actually not now legally allowed to even practice law in florida where the lawsuit was filed. the lawyer who signed the lawsuit, the only one, apparently allowed to practice law in florida, did not participate in donald trump's press conference today, announcing the lawsuit, but a lawyer from washington, d.c. named john p. cole did most of the talking for the lawyers and like rudy giuliani before him, he lied. >> this suit is really about freedom of speech. we're going to prove that they are government actors. therefore, the first amendment does apply. >> everything you just heard him say is a lie. social media companies are not government actors. this is not about freedom of speech. it is not about the first amendment. the question for attorney john coale is how much more lying is he willing to do for donald trump? the same officials who took away rudy giuliani's license to practice law in washington today have authority over john p. coale's

he goes on to insult alec baldwin. with all that being said, however, i do believe the 100% one-sided shows should be considered an illegal campaign contribution from the democrat party. [ laughter ] what do you think, guillermo? do you think he said it or ger urse he di p.f ma sd u a hoodie you still a xxxl? [ laughter and applause ] i don't know how he released statements any more because he's banned from twitter, facebook, instagram, they kicked him off. he still has a phone and a bunch of fox news wannabes that don't screen his calls. trump dialed into the real america voice news network, never heard of it either. [ laughter ] and you're not gonna believe this, turns out, he's still running for president. >> headlines were about you said we didn't win, is that an accurate headline, did you admit defeat? i just want to understand that. >> no, i never admitted defeat. we have a lot of things happening right now. i think that was an election that was -- i don't think, all you have to do is read the newspapers and see

to know latan that i'll need to get a new korea here, the chinese lanes and biting money. dorian baldwin, a nuclear general, general good ankle, they and i, she enjoy my generate the newton county, the nuclear ugly, and yolanda fargo man, i'll fail will be at issue i am only international media will bank on human knowledge and america. com. okay. i mean, she don't, he's a little girl there. and she in 3 months, the army has reportedly killed over $800.00 unknown for testers, including at least 50 children and arrested thousands more men with a civil servant who'd never been involved in politics before the qu, and even the feeney, i li i own and then am i being the guy out? now? i don't know when i not be a new mom you. if you will, will be less. you don't. if you mostly and body under time. i try, we are lonely. will a allow the living the on the same of the old, my dog would rule pm. you don't want to be and why the or not the lender guy. now if you get, you don't want to be on my yahoo may. so when you are my only mom and she, i came to dollars and i, we don't want to go live, we'll do

so it is very much in the style of essay writing and my favorite essayists like baldwin and orwell are in my head when i am writing in this mode. i began it right before the election. it was an incredibly frightening time. we were in the thick of the pandemic. we were facing the possibility of a second from term, which i thought of as the end of our democracy, and of possible violence. people were arming up. i even thought maybe i should get a gun. thomas: [laughter] george: seriously. and my wife said no, you are not going to do that. people were having conversations about a civil war. that was a normal conversation in october of 2020. i didn't there would be lines of troops shooting each other across a creek, i thought there might be widespread violence whipped up by trump and by nihilistic forces on the right. it didn't happen quite to that degree, although january 6 was violent enough for most of us. i had a sense of dread when i began the book, and i wanted to write both a really unvarnished, brutally honest account, as much as i could, of how this happened, how did we get here. n

kelly in house, representative -- rivers additive to -- senator baldwin and our colleagues in the house. this has included 155 abortion bans. an alarming 86 of those restrictions have been enacted into law including 10 bans. several states including texas have passed bans on abortion at 6-8 weeks of pregnancy before many people even know they are pregnant. lawmakers have tried to outlaw abortion completely. at this rate, 2021, this year is on track to have the most antiabortion restriction from state legislators in decades. i want to emphasize that these are laws that are advocated and passed by extremist state legislators who are out of touch with mainstream america. the fact of the matter is as we hear from a number of our witnesses, this is a central form of medical care. our society and the america that we know, personal health decisions that women make should be made by themselves and the best interest of their lives and their families without political interference. the scale of attack on abortion rights has a just proportionate effect on communities of color. today, 90% of americ

[cheering and applause] and from waldport, oregon, it's the baldwin family.eering and applause] steve: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash. and somebody might have a shot driving out of here in that brand-new car.

i like baldwin is the boss baby family business took second and the horror sequel. the forever purge came in 3rd. so what's up next? scarlett johansson's black widow lands in theaters and on disney. plus the mere access this friday. ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. please enjoy marvel studios. black widow, david harbor and the cast of gone global with premieres in new york, los angeles, melbourne and london. that's where we were on set with scar jo and marvel newcomer florence pugh you already like an avenger. so what's training like is it is much as you always do easier. no, it's way harder because i'm older so everything is more painful. >> and tune in to e t tonight for all the details of blake and grandes, oklahoma. i do's. plus j lo and ben is long weekend together and olivia wilde and harry styles pda packed italian vacation. don't miss it. >> for entertainment tonight i'm michelle turner. all right. michelle, multiple updates today in britney spears conservatorship bite. her lawyer is reportedly resigning from the conservatorship after 13 years under man

women on the women's soccer team speak out >> and make their case wisconsin democratic senator tammy baldwin supports the idea. >> hopefully we'll be able to pay equity there. the bill applies to 50 different sport's national governing bodies and requires the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee to conduct oversight and report on compliance with the legislation reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> an nfl star and former 40 niner richard sherman is speaking for the first time since his arrest in redmond, washington earlier this week. he's accused of crashing his suv while impaired trying to break into his in-laws home and resisting arrest early wednesday morning in a 911, call made by sherman's wife. she tells the dispatcher that he was drunk and threatening to hurt himself today sherman pleaded not guilty to 5 non felony charges during his arraignment in a king county court sherman also released a statement today saying, quote, i am deeply remorseful for my actions on tuesday night. i behaved in a manner. i am not proud of. i have been dealing with some person

but this does not mean the vaccines are not effective for baldwin joins us now with how the shots are holding up. well, grant vicki currently medical experts say breakthrough cases are not a major threat and they're also not a surprise from the very start breakthrough cases were expected. >> remember when vaccines were first going up for approval. the fda was monitoring the vaccine's efficacy. that's the number that tells us how well the shot works. well, pfizer's number against the original strain of the virus was 95% effective at preventing severe illness. moderna was at 94%. johnson johnson 66%. so no vaccine offered full immunity from the very beginning. the shot simply offer enhanced protections from the virus that could mean a keeps you from getting sick or if you do end up catching covid your symptoms will be far less serious. well, now with the delta variant breakthrough cases are more likely to happen. but the vaccines are still holding up. we'll take pfizer shot. for example, first researchers say the vaccine does provide protection against delta but only if you get both dos

tammy baldwin, great to see you. i want to bring back mike memoli, sahil kapur, and leigh ann caldwell. mike, give us a sense of what president biden is up to today in ohio as he makes this sales pitch for the infrastructure bill we've been talking about, the infrastructure proposal. and i also understand that the white house has released a statement about everything that's been happening with this january 6th select committee. bring us much speed on that front, too. >> reporter: i'll start there. while you were speaking to the senator a few moments ago, i have got this statement saying that the president has made clear that the events of january 6th deserve an investigation to make sure it never happens again. that just in, reacting to the speaker's decision to veto some of the members on that select committee is entirely in keeping with how this white house has approached this entire thing. the president could have established a presidential commission on the events of january 6th, but the white house's standard li

you have 18 siblings and these are all from doctor baldwin. yeah, the doctor who treated the parent. he used his own sperm. yeah. we found 19 of us where he used his own firm without the parents knowledge. he is my biological father, but i don't think of him in that way at all. he was always the doctor, what helped my parents have me. and now i found out that he did it in a horrible way. also, sometimes borrowing, secretly, use sperm. he took from other patients without consent. all these lies have real dangerous cat and i are a similar age. there's about 6 months age difference. we found out that we went to the same high school for a couple of years. we thought about how easy it would have been for us to be friends, but it could have also very easily been we started started dating or especially. yeah, it's, it's a small circle, like my family, rebecca and our new siblings have become close. and it's easy to exaggerate the importance of genetics. i found myself dealing with the situation. where was my dad? i say it doesn't matter that we're no

but i'm mixing truth and lies to be finishing. sexism has swelled around fe baldwin to she's repeatedly face the age old question. her male rivals haven't. can she juggle leading germany with being a mother? the questions around suitability and integrity has had an effect. the greens have fallen in the polls, but they are still in 2nd place. bad headlines are not. what does seem very likely is that germany's next coalition government will need to have the grain. venus, the spain in spanish are some of europe's biggest consumers of meat and spanish government minister is calling on people to eat less of it for the good of their own health. and of the products that these messages draw rebukes from some of the country's most ardent meetings, including the prime minister spain, a paradise for meat lovers. the country's cuisine as famous for its hams and sausages. but the consumer affairs minister has sparked controversy by suggesting the spaniards should change their eating habits. gibbons, i answer because what would you think of i told you that excessive meat consumption harms both our he

it is n d c national lead time in the contribution contribution means it's a baldwin contribution. so over the n d c means bottom up. so we don't have any kind of pub down globe or system to impose on each country. so we'll pull totally depend on each country is a good we'll just leaving it to the balloon to come in. now you've been complimentary of the job by then of the biden ministrations, initiatives on climate change, and indeed they have been driving this effort internationally. but there are some experts in russia who, i, suspecting that this new interest in the environment on the part of americans is just a pretext for a new wave of globalization and for a set of upgrade of capitalism without challenging the basic premise, which is an ever increasing consumption, which led to the degradation of the planet in the 1st place in that a credible concern that instead of protecting meaning, fully protecting the environment, we will just witness another way, we'll say this is a very good question and a very good consent and but i think it's better to take a constructive interpretat

chuck schumer, the president of cnn or alec baldwin, who would you want to fire. >> i think the portrayal is ridiculous. jesse: great stories from the white house and air force one. the book tells the true story of the 2016 election and the real story behind the 2020 election. that story has never been told before so it's important to read. in the end we talk about saving yourself before you start saving other people. something to think about. thank you all for buying "how i saved the world." contact me on social media and tell me what you think. here are some of the reviews of me i decide told slap on the back of the book. jesse watters is officially out of control. "the washington post." does watters have the most punchable face in america? the answer is obviously yes. keep this guy off tv. mayor bill deblasio. probably the only thing deblasio got right. go buy the book where books are sold. buy it now on amazon. it's only -- it's only $20. do it with your fingers if you don't want to walk into a barnes & noble. or if you don't like amazon because you think jeff bezos is a villain. no e

nicole baldwin, a pediatrician and a republican. dr. baldwin, go ahead. >> doc, how are you? >> hi. thank you for taking my question, mr. president. i am a pediatrician who utilizes social media to educate about health and i am very concerned about the rise in misinformation from the antivaccine community that is eroding trust in life saving vaccines. spread of this misinformation and declining vaccination rates could leave americans vulnerable to vaccine preventible diseases in the future. so what i want to know is what is the white house doing to combat medical misinformation and to restore america's faith in science? >> what we're doing is, number one, restore america's faith in science is listen to the scientists. i'm not joking. i mean, literally listening to the scientists and not interfere. not rush anything, just make -- let the scientists proceed. they desperately want to get this right, number one. number two, you may have heard, i never get myself in trouble as you know politically, but you may have heard that i was critical of some of the things that were on facebook and

james baldwin lived most of his life in segregated america.ade, mississippi integrated. i was blessed enough to be in an integrated class. much has changed over the past 50 years. much has changed because of people like bob moses. i guess the question is, how do we stop young americans from being discouraged? how do we give a perspective about how bad things were, how far we have come, the changes that people like bob moses made and how we build upon those changes? >> it's a very difficult question. i can only imagine what bob felt on his deathbed as he witnessed the country, grappling with the question of voting. as he saw the ugliness of trumpism and, you know, the ascendance of white supremacy. there's moments where you get the boulder almost up the hill and then it seems you have to start all over again. and so part of what i wrote -- why i wrote -- how do we muster the energy to push the boulder up the hill again? it has something to come up with my situation and my fathers which isn't the same of his great grandfathers. there is progress

care less about the political aspirations of black lives matter and at the same time you quote james baldwin. i mean bernice king was on this show. a few weeks ago, we were going to see our interview with her on our youtube channel as monday and the king junior's daughter. and she made the point that politics is critical to emancipating this world of racism. yes. what, what i'm talking about when i talk about barkley's mother and politics actually is not. i don't care about the political aspirations of black life matter because people always try to tie that in to degrade the movement to be agree, the argument, politicians. how about an important role to play because they make policy? we know policy change, nothing machines. but when people try to target blacklight until a marks is movement under what my new level, the i'm just trying to extract this futile school remains. so that pooler and it could be some grades that they can find to try and agree and what's waiting on. i don't care about the politics. i travel is 3 words, black lives matter. so don't come to me of a political movement. th

there is nothing that i think it was james baldwin said when white people learn to love other white peopleem, means that whites door willing to accept the charge they are guilty of up institutional racism, i think that is fueling the violence. if both cases, it is destructive. but the challenge of it must come from the people in whose name people are saying they are taking this action. that is why the woodson center concentrates on empowering those whose lives exemplify the best of the virtues and principles and values of this nation. mark: are you optimistic or pessimistic about the next 5 or 10 years. >> i am optimistic, because i have to b be. we have come too far as a nation to turn back. there is snow other place in the -- there is no other place in the world like america. it civilization fails here it fails all over the world. people of color are risking their lives to get here. and i am determined to spend the rest of my life, rescuing this country from itself, i am hopeful, so many of my grassroots leaders, their thrives e. -- lives exemplify a pathway from poverty to prosperity, i

there is nothing that -- i think it was james baldwin said, when white people learn to love other whitethat means. whites are -- and i think this is fueling a lost violence if, say that white people are superior, you say that black people are inferior. and in both cases, it is destructive. but the challenge of it must come from the people in whose name people are saying they are taking this action. that is why the woodson concentrates on empowering those who lives exempt fi the best. mark: we have a minute or so. you optimistic or pessimistic about the next 5 or 10 years? >> i am optimistic because i have to be. we have come too far as a nation to turn back. there is no other place in the world like america. if civilization fails here it fails all over the world. people of color are risking their lives to get here. i am determined to spend the rest of my life rescuing this country from itself. and i am hopeful because so many of my grassroots leaders that i have served for over 40 years, their lis -- a pathway, i am optimistic, david fought goliath, i remember who won that fight. mark:

he is a senior baldwin wallace university. he's pursuing a bachelors degree in fine arts. mr. harris is also resident assistant on his campus and a member of the block student lines. mr. harris, again thank you for joining us, to share your personal experience and speak about some of the challenges that students have been facing during this pandemic. we are very glad to have you with us today. finally, madeleine kumar rega, did i say it correctly? is the first woman to become president of miami-dade college. since november, 2020. before that she was executive vice president, and provost of tallahassee community college, and in both of those positions, she has played a key role in seeing students through this pandemic. we are glad to have you with us. look forward to your testimony, and with that, we will begin with vice president colin morgan. you may begin your opening statement. >> thank you chair murray, ranking member burr, and members of the committee to appear before you today. i appreciate the opportunity to provide testimony on the significant impact of the congression

en el revoltillo digital de esta maÑana les tengo una entrevista con alec baldwin, y estrenos de la mÚsica viernes. un estreno muy importante de parte de enrique iglesias. esta es la primera canciÓn del artista de 2021. esta colaboraciÓn con farruko se llama "me pasÉ". ♪ y es que me pasÉ me pase de copas me fui a dormir contigo y me despertÉ con otra ♪ >> angelina jolie y el cantante de "the weeknd" estÁn saliendo. pasaron horas en un lujoso restaurante italiano en california, y para no levantar sospechas, se aseguraron de irse por separado para no ser fotografiados juntos, sin embargo, su salida estuvo en medio del flash fotogrÁfico y se leyÓ subiÉndose aparentemente a la misma camioneta oscura. dos mexicanos son los nuevos miembros de la academia de artes y ciencias cinematogrÁficas de estados unidos, encargado de entregar anualmente los premios oscar. ellos se suman entre los invitados a latinos para votar en los oscar. en twitter compartiÓ una imagen de la telenovela "lola: Érase una vez", donde compartÍa crÉditos con luis gerardo y la acompaÑÓ con un mensaje "cÓmo empezÓ, cÓmo va". es