well, that's another story for another time, butler going back to butler. he decided to accept these individuals. but the problem or the question, the problem he had and the question he raised was what should i do with them? should i send them north? should i have them basically doing same thing for the union government that they're doing for the people enslaved them. what responsibility does a governor then have for their well-being? he wasn't getting additional moneys to help provide food and whatnot for refugees. that would be provided once congress acted and someone in it would be provided. but what would he do? well, in virginia and i'm going to give you this quote he said, he said, the average china, there is enough land to be cultivated and enough houses that were deserted. so african-american thought, oh, does he mean that he's going to resettle us on land? he's going to allow us to have our own homesteads? well, he wasn't suggesting a redistribution of land reality was that in the forces of future blacks were put to work for the government in areas

well, that's another story for another time, butler going back to butler. he decided to accept these individuals. but the problem or the question, the problem he had and the question he raised was what should i do with them? should i send them north? should i have them basically doing same thing for the union government that they're doing for the people enslaved them. what responsibility does a governor then have for their well-being? he wasn't getting additional moneys to help provide food and whatnot for refugees. that would be provided once congress acted and someone in it would be provided. but what would he do? well, in virginia and i'm going to give you this quote he said, he said, the average china, there is enough land to be cultivated and enough houses that were deserted. so african-american thought, oh, does he mean that he's going to resettle us on land? he's going to allow us to have our own homesteads? well, he wasn't suggesting a redistribution of land reality was that in the forces of future blacks were put to work for the government in areas

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grant had been reinforced by smith and smithh joined butler andig his big -- takes place. a i could talk on forever about then you can take a look at my book for all the details of that movement that what is the bottom line on this whole thing? quick the bottom line in this whole thing is that i think in many ways grant won the battle of cold harbor. that will make people here angry because they called it a lopsided victory but there were none. the reason i say grant comes out ahead is this lee is tremendously weakened having lost a lot of his army.ly secondly lee doesn't know what the heck is going on. grant has suddenly disappeared and what is grant's going to do and where is he going? he sent out scouts and discovers grant is heading down towards the james river but we doesn't know what grant is going to do. is he going to cross a river or come back up u the river and hit richmond? lee tries to reinforce in a place called retail shop and finally settles down at melbourne hills. he settles down there. he is stymied. he doesn't know what grant is going to do. it looks lik

dawn butler. thank you, deputy speaker. we all owe i the next. dawn butler.ker. we all owe a depth of gratitude to the privileges committee and to the chair who has had to sit through some of the strangest speeches but i've heard in this house. owe a depth deputy speaker. we all owe a depth of gratitude to the privileges committee and to the chair who has had to sit through some of the strangest speeches but i've heard in this house. and i thank the memberfor birmingham yardley for mentioning nina, mother of nicole smallman, who is an amazing woman who continues to fight to keep the this is all about democracy. the trust that should exist between the government and those that are governed has been badly damaged and the question must be, to every single member of the house, how do we repair that damage? the

but also, it would cut off lee's supplies, enable butler to move on into lee's rear. so basically grant has come up with a plan, a plan for virginia that sort of mirrors what he's thinking nationally. several armies, lee's army in northern virginia. we often think of billy as just facing the army, the potomac, actually. he's got all of these other forces to deal with. so this is grant's big plan. what about robert lee and the confederate army of northern virginia? well, they've had a since gettysburg now to get pretty much back up the strength some 65,000 soldiers in army very high morale when you read the letters of confederate soldiers as this new spring campaign is about to begin you they thought they were going to win tremendous faith in. their leader robert e lee and lee knew his men knew his commanders very different than the situation grant was himself in. we think of lee, though, as being a general who liked to maneuver, who like to take the. and this time he couldn't do that. he was sort of stuck. and here's why. here's the union army of the potomac rapid n r

totonight -- gerard butler, star of "the last of us," actrtress nico p parker, mumusic from i inhaler the 8g band with fab moretti. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden said yesterday that he was surprised by the news that classified documents were found in his old think tank office, and added he wasn't sure what was in the files. ah, yes, the ol' grandpa caught shoplifting maneuver [ laughter ] "uh-oh, what's that? there's something in my pocket oh, a charleston chew? [ laughter ] "how could that happen?" after classified documents were found in his old think tank office, president biden said yesterday, "people know i take classified documents, classified information seriously. he then added, "even the aliens at area 51 know that." damn it! [ laughter ] house speaker kevin mccarthy presided over a closed door meeting yesterday of the republican conference, but they eventually let him in. [ laughter ] c-span formally

of batman's butler, pennyworth's friend, dave's roommate, vinny's brother-in-law, carl's butler, who pennyworth again. remember him?" [ laughter and applause it's long, but i get it. smart. you guys hear about this there's a new dating app for conservatives coming out soon that's called "the right stuff. [ laughter ] unfortunately, people will go on a lot of bad dates because they refuse to swipe left. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, hey! >> jimmy: when guys on the app are asked what their actual height is, they plead the fifth. [ laughter ] hey, guys, i - ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you know -- you know what that sound means. megan thee stallion is co-hosting [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! >> hello >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> hello >> jimmy: oh, i love you look at that come on! that's megan thee stallion [ cheers and applause megan thee stallion! >> hello >> jimmy: come on, welcome >> come on >> jimmy: all right. we've got a long show. we've got a lot -- we've got a lot of show. >> okay. and yeah, we've got to hurry this monologue up. >> jimmy: okay -- i agree

butler, the labour mp for brent central, one _ ministerial dawn butler, the labour mp for brent centralof- ministerial dawn butler, the labour mp for brent central, one of many. mp for brent central, one of many mps getting their point across in this debate that's been going on for the best part of four hours and is to continue for potentially for a few more hours. it must be done by 10pm. there is a cut—off. some really strong debate going on, some very emotive statements. the labour mp maria eagle spoke not long ago saying we must draw a line in the sand to stop ministers think that they can lying to parliament whether they can lying to parliament whether they are junior ministers or the prime minister. there was an interesting interchange between the chair of the privileges committee, the right honourable harriet harman, and jacob rees—mogg, a well—known supporter of borisjohnson when he referred to tweets that harriet harman published. i referred to tweets that harriet harman published.— referred to tweets that harriet harman published. i wonder if she could say something _ harman p

>> paul butler, glenn has just reminded us. i remember reading that ruling but i forgot that specific language that it was an abuse of discretion for her to be in that case in the first place. so are we really going to be living with a situation where a judge abuses discretion, abuses the process to enter the case having broken in and grab the case. then gets rewarded with the actual trial of the case because the illegitimate entry of the case actually leaves her in a spot where it ends up with her when it becomes a trial? >> lawrence, whether we'll be in that situation is mainly up to judge cannon. and it's not just she was reversed twice in two months by the very conservative 11th circuit. it's why they reversed, and as he said, interim she explicitly said she was treating trump differently than other targets of search warrants because he is a former president. the court of appeals had to school her, that's not how the rule of law works. look, there are 26 federal trial judges who are eligible to try this case. that includes

the classes in the camp have to follow the curriculum of myanmar. teaching butler for instance, is strictly forbidden causes to get check to make sure the curriculum was being followed. uh, yeah, the way it's approved. so they would be raise the cautions if it wasn't until it. so the t. yeah, for example, if fund glove was found inside of books, that would be a problem. we're leaving the camp to meet the top parking lot. su official, who's responsible for the ranking? god refugees means that no off mon defense, the decisions to deny the ro he can go a bung lot. and you cation, but i mean, we have not level to provide them. the integration. why should be pay or tax payers money to indicate the other countries people it's not on them indeed. so to be clear, state policy is not to integrate that. definitely not they won't force throwing us back to me on martin says. but the pressure on the ring that communities grow the refugee is no longer allowed to travel between different parts of the camp that was recently enclosed with bob. why the show he'd been was tired of waiting for support that mig

how damning is this, paul butler? >> extraordinarily incriminating. the recording is crystal clear in two ways, yasmin. first, the quality of the recording. often when there is audio in a criminal case, it is secretly recorded and you have to kind of strain to understand it. the watergate tapes are an example of that. they're hard to listen to. but here, the jury is going to feel like it is in the room. and the other way the audiotape is crystal clear is incriminating mr. trump. it is an admission of the knowledge and control that prosecutors would have to prove under the espionage act. as you have just read, yasmin, trump literally says, look here, meaning, look at this illegal document, he knows that he possesses and he is not supposed to and he also says that he knows its secrets. as you said, we already knew about this evidence. if necessary, it could have been reconstructed through a transcript or witness testimony at trial. but there is nothing like the jury hearing it with their own ears. >> vaughn, give us the reaction from trump world. >> rep

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a. died after having a resilient butler procedure was perfectly him. 28 year old girl. perfectly health, a family member, say doctor sergio alvarez, perform the procedure. according to the medical report, following demi is the doctor alvarez was performing $6281.00 of his surgeries per month medical examiner. so let me think when you hear that it is an assembly line may, can money by dix tonners has to be in 201928 year old and a year per cents. yeah. decided to get a presuming and pot left or b l. a procedure that was growing in popularity, especially in miami, where she lived. why do you think she wanted to get the b, b, l? sometimes we miss looking a certain way before we had kids. so once again, after this 3rd pregnancy she'd go over the weight. that's why she got the time to learn from her friends because the operation. so she says here, 10 years ago versus now. so she's comparing these 2 for the side by side 3 babies later. hash tag fat girl problems allow hash tag tenure challenge, hash tag in the works. her brother says to me, i also hope the surgery would help her at work. so w

since 2015, 21 women including to me, i have died in florida after having presuming butlers alarmed by these deaths. a number of plastic surgery groups formed a task force to look into why they were happening. this is the autopsy report. virginia plus ends here. yes. i witness her autopsy. and was that something that could have been avoided? yes, she did not need to die from, from having 5 injected. i mean, like that was not the proper way to do the procedure. is that correct? that's correct. no one needs to die from this procedure. if doctors can just avoid putting side into the muscle. if there is no fat into the muscle, the patients will not die. and so you wrote in your report that this was negligence was this negligence. you know, this was, this was a below the standard of care. at that time. it's not clear how many people around the world have died. well, getting details because those numbers aren't tracked. but 12017 studies suggested it could be as high as one in 3000, which would make it the most dangerous cosmetic procedure in the world. we did not see this happening until th

currently, no enemy inside starts july 8th on dw, the 5th to see dr. news like from butler in the us says the freedom, the pricing and brush side sports is cracked at the top of the scrambling. substitute upstairs down to me, blinked and says, the final act and the drama over the balloon has not yet been played out. and then an election break for, for the fall, right, and terminate for the 1st time since the nazi at up. we'll just choose again to do it from a fall right body to be the lead. all coming up crease this convo with this prime minister. these claims victory and the 2nd election in 5 weeks. now need a single bought the got bought several nationalist spots you use gain a foothold in the number such as swab back into the program. the us secretary of state asked me blinking has set the field uprising and brochure exposes cracks and preston vladimir fulton's to get a ship. then can describe the weekends i'm to balloon as extraordinary, and says that the more than russia may not yet be over. so i think this is clearly uh, we see cracks uh emerging where they go if is anywhere, w

i want to bring back paul butler, former federal prosecutor and professor at georgetown school of law, and white house correspondent. you heard some of the details there. is ketanji brown jackson speaking on behalf of a group of voices that has never had representation on this bench before? >> she absolutely is. when justice jackson was confirmed, we knew that she would spend a lot of time writing dissents, pushing back against this hard right ultimate tra -- ultra conservative supreme court, and her opinion today confirms that she was the right woman for the job. it's eloquent and powerful, but most importantly, justice jackson schools the conservatives on the court about the legacy of white supremacy in this country, and how the whole history of fourth amendment is about trying to remedy that horrific legacy. and the point of the 14th amendment was to create equal justice for black people. today's decision actually upends that history, so justice jackson challenges the conservatives on their own terms. she says they're not actually originalists or believers in the rule of law becaus

good afternoon, lieutenant commander christy butler, working closely with captain frederick from r. c. c. boston search and rescue mission coordinator. thank you. so a couple of days one, i think when you're in the middle of a search invest in case you always have hope that's. that's why we're doing what we do with respect to the noises specifically. we don't know what they are to be frank with you. we they the p 3 detected noises. that's why they're up there. that's why they're doing what they're doing. that's why they put so in our bodies, in the water. the good news is what i can tell you was were searching in the area where the noises were detected and will continue to do so. and we, we hope that when we're able to get additional our of user to be there in the morning, the intent will be to continue to search in those areas where the noise were detected if they're continued to be detected. and then put additional are of these down to the last known position where the search was originally taken place. i hadn't heard a 30 minute intervals. what it so here's what i can tell you. w

so the height of all, just sarah of our correspondent natasha butler was caught up in the unrest earlier and not there. well, this is the neighborhood when i on there and sitting on top of the time is now, oh my gosh. you can see of the, with the pony tail. he is leading tribute to 17 year old son is a member to log. and when you go cause you really go to the motion, sometimes you feel to be very touched. if there were so many people here, sometimes she looks as if she is on the test because everyone is telling me the song that was to between these traffic check no fall from here, just a few 100 meters away from what is most taking place. so basically it's important to be human, the situation is last too long, the same things keep happening and choose people are sick of it. it could have been my son's. i'm of no african origin and it's not the 1st i'm, the sort of thing has happened. we are sofa don't. what's happening now is exactly the sort of thing that tends to explain the situation because the police have fired a number of to a guess. how does says right into the middle of this crow

back with me, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, paul butler.what he had to say, but this is the first of its kind trial in the u.s., and obviously they're trying to make what they consider to be an important point, some would say a political point, but is this a real case based in the law? >> absolutely. so this is what lawyers call impact litigation, meaning that plaintiffs want to establish precedent that the government has a legal duty to protect citizens from climate change. this would only apply to montana, but lawyers would be put -- lawmakers, that is, would be put on notice about their responsibilities to the planet and to their constituents. so chris, the lawyers will use this trial to present evidence about how climate change has caused wildfires and droughts and floods that have already harmed the people who live in montana. i have to say as a law professor, i love this story. i love these kids for kids for faith in using the legal system to fight for environmental justice. >> my colleague talked to some of those kids, the plaintiffs

denver's nikola jokic or miami's jimmy butler?you're looking for a local player to support, this is a san jose native. the archbishop mitty high school star will be tasked to guard jimmy butler. we spoke to his high school coach jim kennedy and he is confident that jordan will get it done. >> he is going to take every challenge and not going to back down, as you saw with lebron, one of the best players on earth. >> right. >> he is not giving away an inch. right away, from coming here, he is just trying to win space all the time and not give up any inches. o quterback things seem to brock purdy is saying progress from his elbow surgery. the team is, quote, incredibly encouraged by brock purdy's progress so far. the team remains hopeful that brock purdy will remain ready to go for week one. >>> we are seeing multiple blocks with multiple vacancies. it is not a good luck. >> the grassroots movement to revitalize san francisco. >>> what makes a medicare supplement insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from un

just the core idea that merrick garland was basically, as paul butler is saying, telling everyone to slow walk. what was your first reaction having observed this entire process over the last two years. >> my very first reaction was to quote the late great denny green. they are who we thought they were you want to crown them, crown them, but they are who we thought they were. what we thought they were, were operating a two-tier system of justice where as they put in the report, they were going to start at the bottom, at the low level people who couldn't defend themselves, like too many prosecutors are all about this using the office, their incredible resources to put the screws to low-level people who can't defend themselves and without having the courage to go after the top level people that from the january 6th case were these maga barbecue sauce idiots to go attack the capitol they didn't want any bit of that i know this is difficult for democrats to hear because we like institutions. we once believed that good people are trying their best but putting your faith into garland, he's

me anthony coley and paul butler. all right paul, let's talk about the next steps.aw in new york earlier this year when donald trump was arraigned on state charges? or will it be slightly different? >> pretty much like manhattan. trump, will surrender to authorities and get booked. that includes fingerprints and possibly dna samples. but probably not mugshots and handcuffs. mainly because he will have a secret service detail for the rest of his life. trump will plead not guilty, the judge won't release him before the next court date. simone, the other picture of florida has a rocket docket. a speedy trial act requires trials to have been within 70 days of -- but there's lots of exceptions. that's not gonna happen with donald trump. whether trump is able to delay his trial until after the election, is at this point, up to judge cannon. >> anthony, if you look on the last page of the indictment, it's like a one pager. it says that this case, i'm quoting it, this case will take 21 days for the parties to try. that is something that special counsel's team wrote in. then

together with the d.n.c., emily's list president butler, and planned parenthood action president alexis johnson. [cheers and applause] they are leading the way to change, protect reproductive rights, and you get to hear from them in just a few moments. but i don't know about you, i'm ready and i'm fired up. because let's be clear. this is what we are here to do. we're going to take back the house and expand our gains in the senate. [cheers and applause] we're going to keep president biden and vice president harris in the white house. [cheers and applause] we're going to codify roe and protect reproductive health. [cheers and applause] and we are going to help this incredible administration finish the job. [cheers and applause] are you ready to roll your sleeves up and get to work? [cheers and applause] i am too. thank you. >> please welcome speaker emeritus, nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] ms. pelosi: hello, everyone. this is a day, right. virginia, thank you for your rousing remarks and your commitment to the good health of america's women. in addition to that, the generosity of sp

a family of cats in line for an inheritance kidnaped by their butler and then on the run . >> in this morning, we're hearing the real life story of a family of aristocats, minus the scheming butler looking for a new home. tv's julie solomon has the story. news travels fast. >> seven persian cats need a new home. the applications pouring in, while others just want to see their furry faces. we come to visit them every day and i mean, they're beautiful to look at the cat's owner, 84 year old nancy sauer died about six months ago, leaving behind nearly $300,000 to care for her animals. ceo of the humane society of tampa bay, sherry silk, says a probate judge decided to remove the cats from nancy's multi-million dollar home in south tampa and give them to the shelter. whoever adopts them will be reimbursed for the cost to care for them, for life. all the medical, all expense will be will be reimbursed. >> all the food will be reimbursed, the grooming and believe me, these cats need grooming trees, cats, toys. you give receipts to us and then we'll we'll reimburse you for that. >> the human

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it's pure a luxury with a view of the front of the gate and its own private butler. coming to the royal suite, so i'm glad to have you here. ricardo is available 24 hours a day, both day and not enough to just keep this all my occasionally there's a cool night, but in the years i've worked here and i've only been working up 2 or 3 times this hosting stuff could make one request was to have 4 meals with honey i somebody's me, tony was evian. i did that gladly and then went back to sleep. going to be there for the record. i won't say who made this request, but we know that the rock obama spent the night in the royal suite as did finale p . cruz and queen elizabeth 2nd. the sweet gain fame due to this window. it's with michael jackson hills that he's baby in 2002 to show it to his funds. this dangerous move definitely got the king of pop into trouble. public displays the size inside the ad loan stores, guest can expect phone secrecy. description is also a type of luxury i took this guy items we take for granted today like watches, electric, lights, and telephones, and o

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one off. 21 points and 9 assists for butler heat up by 8 at this point. but under a minute ago nikola jokic post-up spins a little bit drops one off in the paint there. he 11 rebounds on the night of the joker. 40 points. denver now within 3 final seconds. and jamal murray trying to be the guy of the night with the hail mary 3. it will not go that step 3 with no good for tomorrow. murray. and that will do with the heat. win this 1, one, 11, 108, and look, they tied the series. one in one in miami's favor kind of because they had bet game 3 is in miami on wednesday. series tied at one now let's talk college. hailey, then leave in sierra birdie. course, that stanford standout cameron brink. they are all competing for the usa today in a 3 on 3 world cup they'll be bringing back some hardware. some gold heartbreak that to the state, the first gold medal actually 2014, they defeated france today and there has look at them. they're excited. >> 16 to 12 was the final indiana today. cameras break actually finished averaging 5 points, 5 rebounds and nearly 2 block

sasha butler, al jazeera, strasburg. >> coming up on al jazeera, the u.s.al reserve holds off hiking interest rates despite inflation worries. thousands gather in milan for the funeral of former italian prime minister silvio. ♪ >> hello there. australia has seen record warmth at the start of winter. particularly across southern central areas. temperatures are coming down over the next few days thanks to a series of cold fronts sweeping their way from west to east. across the north, they are sitting above the average. lots of settled weather here. but there is the wetter weather starting to creep into the southeast corner. more in the way of showers in victoria and tasmania with clustering conditions. 19 degrees in sydney. thursday through friday, we will see the temperature come down because of the rain rolling in on friday. if we have a look at three days there will be improvement by saturday. 17 degrees celsius. a cooler feel. we've actually starts in the morning in new zealand but a settled and sunny picture on thursday for the island ahead off the round

natosha butler, al jazeera, paris. >> british mp's quote -- voted in backing report that found formerter boris johnson mid let -- misled parliament while in power. 354 voted in favor of the report which recommended sanctioning him and seven against the report found that johnson lied about parties that happened at his residence during covid lockdowns. johnson resigned as a member of parliament last week. claiming the report amounted to a witchhunt. russia says 20 civilians were injured in the shelling of the town south. local russian installed official say it was shelled by six to 10 rockets. the town is 26 kilometers from the front line in the russian control arts of the region. the newest ukrainian held town has seen heavy fighting in the past six months. it was taken by russian forces last year. ollie hash him sent this report. >> this has become the soundtrack in times of war. several missiles hit the russian-controlled ukrainian town in one day. many people were injured. among them, two of them are incredible condition. >> i was here when the missile felt. there was an injured lad

jimmy butler. he gets it to duncan robinson back to butler. kind of force that shot in my think they needed a 3. that would do it. the denver nuggets, they win their first championship in nba history i should say franchise history. nikola jokic. he was the finals mvp. get this jokic first player ever to lead the postseason and points assist and rebounds, man. oh, man did it a good season for them. yeah. i know warriors fans are still probably a a man is just you've got to tip your hat to nikola jokic test. honestly, one of best postseason performances we've seen in nba history. so yeah. >> and most of the school to see a new team win every now and first first time they've ever had it. so, you know, the city, their party and in denver right now, and it's not the lakers. now. haha, aaron gordon of denver, one of best players from san jose went to bishop ok? we can share will be bringing the larry o'brien trophy home sooner rather than trophy home sooner rather than later. so that will be snoop dogg: oh. check out these spicy birds. look at those

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and it's also the place where union general benjamin butler in 1861 comes up with a novel response to the escaped sve who are presenting themselves his doors, basically at fort monroe. he decides to deny the slaveholders who are trying to come and get back what they see as their property. he denies that and instead refers to the enslaved people as contraband of war. he uses that kind of legal term to denote the importance of and slave labor to the rebellion that's going on. so this one small bit of land for monroe. combines these two amazing stories. it's the place where slavery began in america and it's also the place where it began at least to come to an end in 1861 and 62. and you'll see the book cover up there is actll written by one ofurpeakers, dr. cassandra newby alexander. and that's a great ac to, to arn more about the history. also, you can just stay exactly where you are for about 2 hours and listen to her talk where i show where i shall explain a lot. the history of african-american fans in this area of virginia. so some white soldiers notes that this connection between, y