he starts with harold burton. it seems like truman's approach is, you know, he is appointing friends or people that he knows. he thinks these are not people that will support him because their fans, even support him politically, but he has his eye on a step ahead. here are legal steps we need to take to do what i need to do. i need to find justices that support that legal theory. is that what he is trying to accomplish? >> he is, but not the time when he appoints burton. that is, you rightly noted, his first nomination to the court. this happens very early in truman's tenure. harold burton was a senator. most importantly, he was a republican senator. what americans understood back then, just to contextualize this for everyone, this was the beginning of the gallup poll being the goal standard of polling in the united states. the gallup poll, when the vacancy became available. one of the most important polls was to ask americans, do you think that president truman should nominate a republican or democrat to the supr

he starts with harold burton. seems like truman's approach, he is appointing friends, or people he knows. it's not necessary he's appointing these people because they will support them because they are friends or they support and politically, he has got his eye on -- he is thinking a step ahead. here's the legal steps we need to take to do to need to do. i need to find justice as a support that legal theory. is that more or less what he's trying to accomplish? >> he appoints harold burton which rightly made his first nomination to the court. this happened very early in truman's tenure. burton was a senator, most importantly was a republican senator. what americans understood then, just to contextualize briefly for everyone this is just the beginning of the gallup poll, the gold standard of pulling in the united states. and so the gallup poll one of the most important first poles was to ask americans do you think president truman should nominate a republican or a democrat to the supreme court? and we would likely h

deeply. 28-year-old officer seara burton was beloved.at anything good could ever come from her passing was unimaginable... until one day a stranger walked into the department. he held in his hand a white envelope, and inside, a sliver of hope. to information clerk charlotte jones, the man appeared to be homeless. >> and i told him, i said, "this is like the most amazing gift that we have gotten." >> reporter: inside the envelope-- eight crumpled-up $1 bills, and a note that read, "people from the street." he accepted a hug, but insisted on no other recognition. the man didn't give his name. but he said officer burton was kind, and would often check in on the homeless. so he took up a collection and got donations from people on the street-- people with virually nothing to give. >> they gave that, knowing they don't know if they're going to have another dollar tomorrow. >> reporter: richmond police lieutenant donnie benedict. >> that is as genuine as you're going to get. i mean, that $8 was like $8 million. >> reporter: we'll never know ex

i'm a huge huge tim burton fan, the nightmare before christmas, betelgeuse, all of it. it is really fun and creative good i wish it was here. >> he was the first ambassador of madrid and ththpeople who sh international appeal for that p. so he was awarded that, and 150 of his sketches and artwork, soe of them not seen before. that will be so interesting. >> that sounds amazing and maybe and maybe they will bring it here. it would be so neat. > >> a popular singer and songwriter just got hit with another lawsuit for copyright claims. >> [ music ] >> you guys are hearing that, tt is ed sheeran. he's been ordered ordered to defend himself in cot in court in a lawsuit alleges hd his 2014 hits, think out loud, from the marvin gaye classic, let's get it on but a u.s. district judge says a jury should decide whether the two songs are substantially similar because the music experts cannot cannot seem to agree. this is the second lawsuit over the song, it hit number two on the hot 100 chart back in february of 2014 and marvin gaye let's get it on in 1973. >> robin thick had this

on to news from the world of foreign cinema, we will talk about the famous american director timm burtontell you a secret one of my favorite directors. the point is that his the immersive exhibition opened in madrid with an exhibition of more than 200 works of photographs from chimney paintings presented by the famous director. the exhibition seems to have been a labyrinth of rooms, each of which is filled with his works, plunging into them you go on a journey through different eras. the director on overcoming the labyrinth costs an hour for the exposition, yes, on december 11 , the switch is here for us, looking at this exposition, of course, you immediately plunge into the world of tim burton. and, of course, you remember the famous roles of the same johnny depp where he really was beautiful. it seems to me that the most ingenious role, and he played exactly this director 's scissor flaps, yes, alice in wonderland. let the role is small, but what a memorable memorable one. well, since we remembered, it seems to me that this is just an occasion to once again review the director's favori

but williams developed this simply as another variant of a burton ball. this was his idea of what a perfect mini ball should be again trying to you know, a variation of this. fairly new invention and it was the united states army ordinance officers that thought it might have a capability of cleaning the rifling when it was fired. many union infantry men however, did not like this bullet at all. they thought it damaged their rifling more than it helped it and these particular rounds came in different colored cartridge paper it blew or red sometimes dream. so soldiers could identify. the round in their cartridge box and many of them through them away their excavated on fired and great numbers and also archaeologists have recovered sort of, you know, great accumulations of these williams cleaner rounds where there was a ammunition issue. the soldiers went through loading their cartridge box and simply throwing the cleaners in a pile on the ground and marching away. they didn't want anything to do with them. so here we see four variants and and how bullets we

the president burton is coming. and as welcome to participant, of course, is one of the leading countries in the, in the d 20. and so forth. so throughout the world, the rice related in the sense of our minority in our country, you zealand, we are part of the pop. unfortunately, the propaganda machine. my own party and government has fallen for the world support these policies of the united states and nato medical not true. and that comes back to burrell, saying that europe is the center of civilization. ignoring 2 thirds of the will in new zealand, where used to the arrogance from europe, lumber afraid i was a minister. i constantly got that from the nato countries. the rest of the world was a danger, ice to point out to them that they have 70 percent of the world's military weapons in the hands of the united states themselves. and the rest of the world sold them as a bustling fortress that they've been founded in 1949 to keep the world of imperialism and colonialism. and they hadn't trained these leaders of europe

his name was philip burton. i kind of credit him in the book as being one of the inventor of the modern gerrymander the type of gerrymander that relies not so much on mall apportionment calming very different populations between districts and a sense for the title of the book one person one vote comes from a series of supreme court decisions the 1960s r that required under the constitution all districts to have equal populations. and so those one person one vote decisions really change gerrymandering from a situation where politicians could draw one district over here that had 500 voters in it. and another went over here that had 5000 voters in i it. that was the way districts were often manipulated. but sinces the 1970s redistricting has to be done in complies with one person one vote principle. which mean no two are responsible for it have to be a little more creative when it comes to manipulating the lines to ensure whatever the political outcome is that they are looking for. so phil burton, congressman from

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williams developed this simply as another variant of a burton ball.this is his idea of what a perfect minie ball should be. again, a variation of this fairly new invention. it was the united states army ordinance officers who thought it might have a capability of cleaning the rifling when it was fired. many union in between men, however, did not like this bullet at all. they saw it damaged their rifling more than it helped in these particular rounds came in colored cartridge paper. blue, red, sometimes green. soldiers could identify the around in their cartridge box. many of them threw them away. they are excavated, and fired, in great numbers. archaeologists have recovered great accumulations of these williams cleaners around where there was an ammunition issue. the soldiers went through loading the cartridge box and simply throwing the cleaners on apollo ground and marching away. today want anything to do with them. here we see four ways bullets were made. and also not very successful bullets. >> turning to the confederate side of the line we find e

it tightens moscow's grip on territories that russia illegally annexed last month. meanwhile, burton's top general in ukraine admits that his front line troops are facing difficulties, also coming up violence in ethiopia, fuel spheres of a humanitarian catastrophe. the world health organization wants urgent action is needed to prevent a genocide into right and with the u. s. midterm elections approaching all eyes are on the latino vote and the fastest growing voting bloc. hispanic americans could spray the election. ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin has declared martial law in for regents of ukraine, that moscow illegally annexed after a series of discredited votes just weeks ago. crumb and backed officials in her son, one of those regions, announced that would move civilians out of the area ahead of an expected ukrainian offensive a step that could amount to forced deportation. yet son was one of the 1st ukrainian cities to fall to russian forces. now ukraine is preparing to retake control these images by a russian and sold official clai

earlier i asked security expert demitria, moreover which what he thinks of burton's latest comments on winding down the mobilization and suspending massive airstrikes on ukraine. one the attacks front, it's very clear that the russians did not have the precision guided munitions to sustain the rate of fire that we saw in the last couple of days. many, almost a 100 missiles a day at various targets in key of which are not even a strategic targets. many of them civilian targets. war crimes that are being committed with these strikes is something that russia just can't afford to do it for long periods of time. so they're clearly trying to conserve munitions, so this is not done out of gesture of good well, on mobilization front. they may have mobilized hundreds of thousands of people, but the problem was training their san train recruits or recruits are trained with just a few weeks of training into this war, commanded by officers are exhausted. that have been on the line for 8 months. it's really dangerous recipe and unlikely to achieve a successful property. there's a look at a couple o

and so back in the 1980s, there was a congressman from california and his name was phil burton. and i kind of credit him the book as being kind of the one of the inventors of the the modern gerrymander, the type of gerrymander that relies not so much on mal apportionment or having very different population between between districts in a state. um, the title of the book one person one vote comes from the series of court decisions in the 1960s that require id under the constitution. all districts to have equal population. and so those one person, one vote decisions really changed gerrymandering from a situation where politicians could work for district over here that had 500 voters in it and another over here that had 5000 voters in it. and that was the way that that districts were often manipulated. but since the 1970s, we redistricting has to be done in with this one person, one vote principle, which means that those who are responsible for it have to be a little bit more creative when it comes to manipulating the lines to ensure whatever the political is that they are, that the

a week ago, president burton declared, the territory would be russian for ever. now some areas are back on the ukrainian control, hungry and afraid people in the newly liberated town of lee mom, i would wait for supplies desperate to get their hands on the little the russians left behind. because when you said what, what do you think you will is doing? yeah, it was emily ation when you total humiliation earlier and the brett, you know, the graduate completely coveted mold and we were, they left us every whack at the cock. people are hungry. hello. yeah, hello. yeah, there's no water and no gas as the days get colder. many have lost everything and still can't believe the horace. they experienced. no, but this rose. oh see what's left. newman there who and me really there's only half is mila q. if they up, we are now entering called a chef, i used to be much bigger senior, to work for ukraine to recapture key town. and jeanette's is a great symbolic victory. but the people of the mon, i'm not yet celebrating a de mining team have arrived to secure the town, lift ov

but by all accounts seara burton was generous and fair and a face that always defaulted to a smile.ou >> reporter: what do you hope comes from all this? >> people don't forget who she was, and this was part of who she was. >> reporter: in her honor, donations for the homeless are already pouring in for the department the greatest gift will always be that simple white envelope. there is hope out there. there people who are out there that will give everything. both those in the line of duty and those they served. . naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> that's for keeping me in the dark. that's for ruins

alabama wide receiver jermaine burton is being accused of making contact for hitting multiple spectatorslowing his team's loss to tennessee. a video posted to social media shows apparently strike celebrating fans who had rushed the field either burton or the school have issued a comment regarding that incident. president biden announcing he will leave 15 million barrels of oil to the strategic petroleum reserve. the white house announcing the perils will be sold off and more could be sold off. now the stockpile is at its lowest level since 1984. now, it is down to 408 million barrels per year that is down 593 at the beginning of the year. and mcdonald's is partnering with krispy kreme to add a new sweet treat to its menu. mcdonald's will sell krispy kreme doughnuts all day long starting october 26th, but only in nine locations around louisville, kentucky. if you live in louisville, you are a lucky guy or gal. >> rachel: this is absolutely a marriage i could support. >> steve: will they take them to the mcdonald's or still make them at krispy kreme? you go into krispy kreme when the light

here is the costume of count dracula's nephew, here sally is the witch from tim burton's cartoon. here lady loki, the assistant to the deputy of the state duma , came. gadget from chip and dale but look, here is an original excellent costume - the costume of the olympic champion alina zagitova. you look how it looks like done at all, but not distinguish. do you know who is hiding behind this mask? you won't believe this surprise alina zagitova herself, 1. hello give me a hug. here. thank you so much for coming so early i want to celebrate your original costume. dmitry khrustalev. oh thanks. i also really like it. on occasion, i bought it at a flea market and found it with pleasure. alina to disgrace you, i'll introduce you. this is sergei mitrofanov , he is dressed as an e-barista today, because he is a professional barista. he always walks in this suit. well done seryozha, cook us some drink. by the way, what kind of coffee do you drink is cool, probably caffeine is good for me then seryozha water without water. why don't you drink coffee? say, well, at some point it stopped bein

i'd soon davis now can now vice v as i find us mark burton my as one of the few journalist who has spoken the truth about events and ukraine, who mm . mm. is documentary ukrainian. i can a coast star in the western world. a partially see what your policies as a deep 0 to one. no fin defacto and i buy sash. i don't get well he stuck to momentum. he's a witness to what does that do it if you keep a you know, with a vague dish and i know they stole the or or buying business vonny my stuff with bill paul clar, mitchell, artist of the was on the choice and by these land in fulton, let's embellish mit, deny my new via tom. an investigation against mark was launched after the film was released. what the journalist had reported was not in line with the west's official stance. a gap and little suffering of king miss. they are boucher in lun slime. dean's touch, done mid membership, digital stuff, how social is that is or missionary moved this guy at least for the time over here through our side to order without and issue more eyes were done. i was a shaw pope. i've gotten this today. i don't of th

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in the 80s there was a congressman from california, phil burton and i credit him in the book as one of the inventors about the gerrymander that relies not so much on now apportionment having different population between districts in a space, the title in the book one person one vote comes from the same decisions in the 1960s that required under the constitution all districts to have equal population so those decisions really changed gerrymandering from a situation where politicians could draw a district river here that had 500 voters in it and another one over here with 5000 voters in it and that was the way districts were often manipulated. since the 1970s redistricting has been done in compliance this one person one vote principle which means those who are responsible for have to be more creative when it comes to manipulate and the lines to ensure whatever the outcome is they are looking for. phil burton, congressman from telephone you was in control of california's redistricting and the early 1980s. on the other side of the debate was thomas, his first rodeo in this career. and what

burton wrote the bill that made it happen today. park officials also revealed a new flag that's dedicated to the 50 years. >> coming up, the father and son duo on a 3,000 foot journey to the top of a california mountain. how they're hoping to make history. >> and next in sports, the forty-niners back in the field preparing for their critical game with the rams on sunday. coming up, kyle shanahan explains what needs to change of the forty-niners are to once again beat the reigning super bowl champs. >> a father and son are climbing el in yosemite. and if they're able to reach the top, the boy will become the youngest person ever to climb the 3,000 foot wall. >> jennifer ortega has their amazing story. >> well, you do need to be that. does that weigh in the >> a the biggest let person know that. >> joe banker and his 8 year-old son sam from colorado making the climb of a life time together. the summit nearly 3,000 feet above the valley floor. this am getting ever get nervous. >> well, >> but mostly excited. joe says they've been train

statue of phillip burton, the u.s.resentative from california who vouched for the creation of the recreation area. burton wrote the bill that made it happen. he's right there and beautiful fort mason today. park officials also revealed a new flag that marks the 50 years of the park system. >> niners are back in the field prepping for their pivotal game with the rams on sunday. coming up next in sports, kyle shining annex. the shanahan other explains what needs to change up. the forty-niners are to once again be the reigning super bowl champs. r internet isn't ideal. dad made the ililant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... have to share our signal with e entire neighborhood. ah, now we do some weird ings to get our speeds. ll..... i'up. 'mon kids. is sucks. ll if you just itch maybe you n't have to be vampires. oa... kay, yikes. sorry, i wasn't thinking. , uh, don'really e the v word. at's kind of insensitive. prefer o-lunar. s, much better. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative p

i believe you received an article that appears in the hayes valley voice about shelly burton who until her death lived a block from the park. a community act vist in it 1990 plays a important role in the neighborhood effort to get rid of the central freeway and par ticipated in redesign of the park and volunteered as the first garden cord nairtd. shelly loved the park and years worked tirelessly to beautify and improvement. as patricia walkup also a neighborhood activist (inaudible) ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things. naming the park after shelly burton would serve to honor the many ordinary people who have done so much extraordinary work over the years to improve hayes valley. the park is neighborhood gem, nob >> thank you. >> we plan to work on staff and hope when it comes before the commission you will act positively on the proposal. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> anyone else in room 416 that would like to speak for general public comment? >> good morning commissioners, staff. dpaived robinson, i live on page street few houses up from the mini park robin ment

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my name is carter burton. i portray a cowardly first lieutenant in the 18th infantry regiment, french army, circa 1917 1918. we're sitting here at carlisle barracks at the army historical education center, and we're giving out, but we're giving presents options on the on the french army and its role in world war one and its links to the american forces. if you take a look here that this trench system, you'll see it. so it's prevented with with this is actually this was actually taken off the u.s. army manual dated 1917 of how to build a trench system which was copied from the british manual. but you could see that this is this is very well built. it's very well constructed. you probably would not have seen a trench system this good in in in europe unless it was in the rear area, a very rare area in a quiet sector. you can imagine that if you had all the wood in the world, all the labor in the world and all the and nobody was shelling it, you you could you could you could build something like this. but this isn

but as usual, sheila burton, you know, and you go national sushi, a pretty po, jessica jumped up. we'll take you down now to port kits for that meeting to see if she is so busy this year. wasn't sure whether she was jill and i don't kind of grade with enough to receiving more advanced western weapons. the shilling of residential buildings and schools. internet's guns grew tenfold july edition news about tonight . as a bunch of was, i could not believe it does, lawyer will not doing nothing but a community bush. he's not that guy yet, but that he did that. let's throw a school up by chance. totally. a baby chanel call it look like it moves that you i didn't 0 as it did. you need only let me up. possibly. still grow. looks as elaine by you blood. but there was a little bit more about danny, at the i'm of the, of the political bugging at those are needed. interesting. in blood a dealer change in the usual manner. east me, he shouldn't doing. it wouldn't allow canyon by you. but i'm heading to upstate on those grades are assuming you've done that before. i knew you were able to do it

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up to vote for the republicans and next month, mid term elections for any people free balloon st. burton's problems all the result of the government's irrational economic policy. well, quite ludicrous, but i don't think anybody in the world takes joe biden very soon as they do and he won't be home or the or me being looked after 5 grandchildren helped me talk to, to make the dynamic alone motivate to decide on the home. but you have spending quality on the spending and we have we have to wait 30 days and we have a 100000000000 pounds being spent on the railway network. but nobody wants that. we have 6000000 public employees with 3 pages. we were giving away 1000000000 month and for the 1st then she got a response. and that was great. and i can tell you that everybody was disappointed . oh, you know, watching aussie international. a reminder now of our breaking news story this, our from russia is transferred to our region where a military fighter jets has crashed near a residential building in the city of d. a. as according to the country's defense ministry, we have on the chest footage fro

of duty, days before her wedding, the whole community grieved, deeply. 28-year-old officer sierra burtonher passing was unimaginable, until one day a stranger walked into the department. he held in his hand a white envelope, and inside, a sliver of hope. to information clerk charlotte jones, the man appeared to be homeless. >> and i told him, this is the most amazing gift that we have gotten. >> reporter: inside the envelope, eight crumpled up $1 bills and a note that read, people from the street. he accepted a hug. the man didn't give his name. he said she was kind and often checked in the on the homeless. so he took donations from people on the street. people with virtually nothing to give. >> they gave that knowing they don't know if they're going to have another dollar tomorrow. that is as genuine as you're going to get that that $8 was like $8 million. >> reporter: we'll never know what exactly all gave or why. th but by all accounts, sierra burton was generous and fair with a face that always defaulted to a smile. does it surprise you at all that people on the street -- >> not at a

. >> that statue of the ceremony was held by the statue of phillip burton, the u.s.resentative from california who vouched for the creation of the recreation area. he wrote the bill that made it all happen today. park officials also revealed a new flag dedicated to the 50 years. the forty-niners back on the field preparing for their pivotal game with the rams on sunday next. in sports. >> kyle shanahan explains what needs to change of the forty-niners are to once again beat the reigning super bowl champions. also protecting players on and off the field will take a closer look at the danger signs for concussion following n r internet isn't ideal. dad made the illiant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... have to share our signal with e entire neighborhood. ah, now we do some weird ings to get our speeds. ll..... i'up. 'mon kids. is sucks. ll if you just itch maybe you n't have to be vampires. oa... kay, yikes. sorry, i wasn't thinking. , uh, don'really e the v word. at's kind of insensitive. prefer o-lunar. s, much better. this is how it feels to du more with l

burton burger went on, spent on a vita bidding, as wine bo tish new kind buttonwood. if i can find spec, any regrets? no, no me with scenery like this. all definitely not to finish. i would. okay, but it's strenuous as my look how we're standin. it's super steep, exodine athletes to do the work near us. more than i know the people from around here are used to working on steep slope, so that's not a problem for them. when does fall to near tournament? the most important thing is to have good foot where it is done and it helps if you're not too afraid of heights finish online. what? why is the wind from the muscle so special? how does it differ from other winds under mine? yeah, kata dashed isn't board, did the soil and she for long because we have these steep shale slopes finished on the slate found at these elevations warms the vineyards slightly. my advice van ma, due to its dark color and if the slate stores he talked of haben con, which is emitted to the grapevines. little by little, not one, not opera gibbet undesirable. that means it's always a little warmer, up

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migratory animal species to assess and counter animal borne pathogens. barren mime, much like russia, burton bats don't tend to observe or respect sovereign borders. russia assertions are absurd for many reasons, including because such species, even if they could be weaponized, would pose as much a threat to the european continent and to ukraine itself as they would to any other country. ukraine scientific studies do not amount to a malicious conspiracy to the contrary, they can't constitute a laudable public health campaign. the united states is proud to have assist that ukraine in doing this work safely and securely as we have with other countries respecting the biological weapons convention. we presented our arguments in detail in the article 5 consultative meeting of state parties to the convention in geneva . just last month, russia fell to convinced the stay parties of his false claims in geneva. now it's trying to see if it slides can gain traction in the security council. but russia will continue to be frustrated because unfortunately for them, facts don't lie. we take our obligation

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