so those were some of harley earl's contributions. he really, he was a maverick stylist who pushed the envelope of automobile style to influence the way cars look even up til today. i want to look at another maverick, and this is a -- does anybody recognize this guy? thisthis is preston tucker, andi would consider him a maverick automaker. so who was he? he was an inventer and a tinkerer, and he loved automobiles. he had a work shop, a machine shop in ipsilanti, michigan, which is outside of detroit, and he was enam mored of speed. -- enamored of speed. he loved speedy cars. and, in fact if, as an inventer who loved speedy cars, this is one of his inventions, he designed a tank that would go 117 miles per hour. he tried to interest the u.s. army in it. they didn't find a use for a tank that would go that fast. but he anticipated that in the post-world war ii era americans would hunger for new cars, new cars that would be fast, that would offer innovations. and so in december 1945 a magazine that's no longer around had a feeture on a c

a lawyer representing justice earls is here and he joins me now. good to have you on. i have to say that i read the press releases around your filing. i am still scratching my head about this. so i want to just back up here. what is this commission, what authority does it have, and under what predicates does it open investigations? >> thank you for having me on, chris, the judicial standards commission as the commission that considers whether judges are acting properly, or acting with integrity. it is made up with a group of appointed judges, lawyers, and citizens. and i think that where the problem comes and in this particular case, anyone can file a complaint. the person who filed a complaint is anonymous. we don't know who it, is we do not get to see the complaint, and the next thing we know, we are in the middle of a costly time consuming investigation. >> i just want to be clear, is this a tip line? you could call and you call a voice mail and say you need -- that seems obviously ripe for abuse for anything. whatever the body was. >> i don't disagree with you that

. .., , , decision might be made of bit too earl. _, .,, ., decision might be made of bit too earl .'s top ranked team, - early. in contrast to england, the| world's top ranked team, ireland, are among the favourites. wales, meanwhile, made their presence heard at their base in versailles, despite at their base in versailles, despite a tough group, scotland enjoyed their arrival in nice. all four home nations given a warm welcomes in this rugby loving country. here's a fascinating story about the british actor david harewood, and another man called harewood, the second earl of harewood, who commissioned this portrait. —— the eighth earls of harewood. it's a story that starts hundreds of years ago in the caribbean, on a plantation where the actor's ancestors were enslaved. 0ur arts editor katie razzall reports. one of britain's grandest stately homes, harewood house in west yorkshire, built in the 18th century on the proceeds of slavery from money made on caribbean sugar plantations. obviously it was my ancestors who were actually doing the work. absolutely. and that's not something t

earl: expectations. not an annoyance. it was not public enemy number one. it was not until reagan came in, that he said inflation was public enemy number one. we are still in the annoyance phase of inflation. it takes a lot for it to become public enemy number one. lisa: you said you will be a buyer when the wrist some sort of unraveling. what sort of unraveling will cause you to buy? earl: the way we taste risk -- take risk is a mix of structural and strategic. have there levelser and we have our view. -- we have our levels and we have our view. we will ultimately be going long. lisa: how concerned those are you about the quintuple risk? slower growth given shut down, strikes, student loan repayments, the cost of borrowing going up as much as it has. earl: i don't have any concern. it is all about framing and how you look at the market. i look at the market like a boeing airplane. we are getting all of these air currents. we are getting turbulence. turbulence can shake the plane but it will survive comi

and the actor, the earl, and the portrait commissioned to acknowledge their shared history. on bbc london... on newsnight at 1030 we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow's front pages. good evening. the largest local authority in europe, birmingham city council, has declared itself effectively bankrupt. it says all new council spending in the city must stop except for services that it has to provide by law such as schools, social care and waste collection. and there are fears that roads, parks, libraries and cultural projects will now face cuts. the labour run council is struggling to pay off a huge bill for equal pay claims that dates back more than a decade. it has also had major issues with a new it system. our midlands correspondent navteonhal is there. the first thing to say is that the city council here has not stopped functioning, it has a legal duty to provide certain services and they will continue, but this is a signal to government ofjust how dire the financial situation is here, and

this is henry, the second earl. he's the guy who owned my ancestors. yeah.rait in the frame. wow _ the room where it will end up. hey. david. — dude, how are you, man? good to see you. that is fantastic. now, this new work by the artist ashley karrell will sit amongst the harewood family portraits painted by the likes of reynolds and gainsborough. it's a commission for harewood house's missing portrait series to reflect a more truthful history. hundreds and thousands of people visit this house. when they see that, they're going to stop for a minute and go, "hang on a minute." "so what's he doing?" "what's he doing?" and that's exactly the question we want them to ask. exactly. and then they will understand the legacy of slavery. i'm not responsible, but i am — and i feel this very strongly — i am accountable for the legacy of that time. and that's what we've tried to do in many ways here over quite a long period of time now. 230 negroes... what's that say, at £45... per person. ..per person. the archives itemise plantation property — enslaved people listed b

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this is henry, the second earl. he's the guy who owned my ancestors. yeah.urname of the owner. my family's history and your family's history interlock in a weird and dark way, historically. the portrait in the frame. wow. the room where it will end up. hey, david. dude, how are you, man? good to see you. that is fantastic. now, this new work by the artist ashley karrell will sit amongst the harewood family portraits painted by the likes of reynolds and gainsborough. it's a commission for harewood house's missing portrait series to reflect a more truthful history. hundreds and thousands of people visit this house. when they see that, they're going to stop for a minute and go, "hang on a minute." "so what's he doing?" "what's he doing?" and that's exactly the question we want them to ask. exactly. and then they will understand the legacy of slavery. i'm not responsible, but i am — and i feel this very strongly — i am accountable for the legacy of that time. and that's what we've tried to do in many ways here over quite a long period of time now. 230 negroes. .

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the president announced that supreme court chief justice earl. warren was retiring. at the same time he announced his nominations of associate justice abe fortis to become chief justice and federal judge homer thornberry as an associate justice in making his third and fourth appointments to the high court the president knew that his choices would affect the destiny of the nation long after he himself had left office. he selected the man whom he considered best qualified to serve here. as june closed the effort to win senate confirmation began. for the president the events of june were representative of situations. he had faced throughout his term in office. containing elements of tragedy controversy accomplishments disappointments and some rare moments of joy the emotions of this somber month, however had left their mark deeply etched in the consciousness of both the president and the nation. where they would remain for a

justice earls is the only black woman on north carolina's highest court and one of two democrats.is her attorney, presley mill inwhat is your clint of assertion of possible racial gender bias or a hustling special experience that so manies to have triggered an investigation? ? well, laura, first of all, thank you for having me. i think first is first. what i need to say is that, in an ideal world, my client would be here herself talking to you. the problem we have is that our concern is that if she were to make another public statement, including a public statement on your show, there's a real potential that there could be even a further investigation based on what she said on her. so it's necessary instead for me to substitute for her. she made some comments that are in my view very measured. they're on matters of public concern. they concerned an issue that has been boiling in this court for a long time. which is the very small number of advocates who come before the court who are foam and from a minority background. she was asked questions. she talked about it. and somehow, thi

princess diana's brother, earl spencen princess diana's brother, earl spencer, has taken on the bbc bashir and that panorama interview back sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> the temperature's rising . a >> the temperature's rising. a boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello again as we go through the next 24 hours, some of us will have a bit of low cloud and fog overnight, but then it's the return of the hot sunshine tomorrow, with the chance tomorrow, albeit with the chance of a showers . looking at the of a few showers. looking at the big picture you see high big picture and you can see high pressure dominating the weather across are to across the uk. but we are to going have something of an easterly pushing easterly wind pushing its way in. easterly , we're in. and on that easterly, we're going drag in some low cloud, going to drag in some low cloud, some fog in from the north some sea fog in from the north sea affecting parts of sea affecting eastern parts of england eastern england and also eastern scotland we're likely to scotland where we're li

princess diana's brother, earl spencen princess diana's brother, earl spencer, has taken on the bbcin bashir and that panorama interview back sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> the temperature's rising . a >> the temperature's rising. a boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello again as we go through the next 24 hours, some of us will have a bit of low cloud and fog overnight, but then it's the return of the hot sunshine tomorrow, with the chance tomorrow, albeit with the chance of a showers . looking at the of a few showers. looking at the big picture you see high big picture and you can see high pressure dominating the weather across are to across the uk. but we are to going have something of an easterly pushing easterly wind pushing its way in. easterly , we're in. and on that easterly, we're going in some low cloud, going to drag in some low cloud, some sea fog in from the north sea affecting parts of sea affecting eastern parts of england eastern england and also eastern scotland we're likely to scotland where we're likely to see bit of drizzly see

and in north carolina, justice anita earls, one of just two democrats on the court, is being investigatedo discuss the politics at play in state courts, i'm joined by zac schultz, who covers politics for pbs wisconsin. and colin campbell, capitol bureau chief for wunc. welcome to you both. in wisconsin, republicans were fighting to preserve the legislative electoral maps that they drew or arguing that the justice has to recuse herself from this case. where do things stand? >> they are threatening impeachment which is a process in wisconsin for elected judges that we have not really had to deal with in the last century plus. is completely new territory. the leader of the republicans for the legislature says he is bringing in some former supreme court justices, some conservatives to help give him some legal guidance as to what path may lay forward and whether any of the things she has said on the campaign trail last spring would rise to the level of warrantg the impeachment process. at the same time, he is also hedging some bets and ask her -- actually trying to advance a bill that would cr

geoff: the state supreme court justice anita earls is suing the oversight board that is investigatingt the diversity of the states judicial system. bring us up to speed. >> she made some comments up -- if humans back, issues about diversity in hiring in the court system as well as a decision by the chief justice of the supreme court to do away with the commission on equity. that has landed her in hot water with the group that oversees conduct of judges, and they are in the process of investigating her. she says the investigation impinges on her free speech rights and she's trying to block the investigation and disciplinary action from going forward. that is currently pending at the federal court level. the federal judge assigned to the case has accuses standards commission justice earls of being inflammatory in their accusations in the legal filing so far. this will end up being a pretty spicy court battle. geoff: if she were to be removed, how would that affect the makeup of the court and potential outcomes of the? ? cases coming before them >> north carolina supreme court as of this

. >> in north carolina, supreme court justice anita earls is suing the state ethics panel. why?sion from stopping her from speaking on matters of public concern. this is all following statement that she made about a lack of diversity in the states judicial system. -- june interview with law360, justice earls suspects the -- saying, quote, i certainly think that, now that i am on the bench, i see -- ways in which i am treated differently by my colleagues and it during oral argument, and sometimes, it is hard to separate out. is this race? or is this gender? or, is this because of my political views? any one of those three, or the combination of all three, might be the explanation. now, following that interview, the states judicial standards commission lance and investigation into our public comments. justice earls is the only black woman on north carolina's highest court, and only one of two democrats. joining me is her attorney, pressley milan. thank you so much for joining us. mr. milan, what is it about your client's assertion of -- that she is observing that seems to have tri

and who the heck was earl john bourdeau? old story about the man, or the murder. >> we couldn't find anything. so, i just did a google search and came up with bourdeau in iowa. >> the bourdeau family lived in davenport, iowa, along the mississippi river, in their very same house where earl grew up. back then, they called him duke, a handsome, friendly, midwestern kid. this is his brother dennis. >> he was the pride of the family. >> your big brother? >> yeah. [laughs] yeah. i looked up to him a lot. we were kind of each other's protectors. >> duke joined the marines during vietnam, but was stationed in the philippines. where he met a pretty young filipina named sonia, who sang in a nightclub near the base. and she was worth writing home about. dennis kept the letters. and it wasn't long before he got a call from duke. >> he said that he had gotten married. >> holy cow. he fell in love at first sight or something? >> i think he must have. it was almost a big secret. >> a few months later, duke brought the secret bride back ho

her uncle, faisal malik, herfather earl urfan extensive.le, faisal malik, her father earl urfan sharif and her stepmother beinash batool appeared via video link at the old bailey on tuesday charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. the three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was sent dead. they flew back last wednesday but without sara's five siblings, who are currently in the work —— in the care of the pakistani government. they were arrested on friday and face trial next september. detectives say the investigation into the death of sara is very active and they are keen to hear from anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant, which would help piece together a picture of sara's life. they say members of the public have already helped but they would like more people to come forward, and they hope the two new pictures showing sara in a headscarf will help to jog people's showing sara in a headscarf will help tojog people's memories. daniel sandford, bbc news. within the last hour, reports

earl spencer's or the bbc? he .ay back. >> and diana was being marginalised by the royal family and she wanted her voice to be heard. and she went quite innocently to martin bashir to give this interview to him . give this interview to him. >> drama was a heavy weight program on the bbc. >> she knew she would be taken seriously by that program, but it was a rather strange situation. >> a she didn't know originally that martin bashir would be hosting the program until the earl spencer introduced her to martin bashir. earl spencer introduced her to martin bashir . and so there's martin bashir. and so there's a grey area for diana. thought it was rather interesting to go in the back door of the bbc and not negotiate with the then chairman , marmaduke hussey, who was married to the queen's senior lady in waiting. lady susan hussey. so what diana was doing was she was doing a deal without the establishment knowing that deal should have been done by the chairman of the bbc, not by a producer or a director. so i think the,

earl spencer's or the bbc? he .ay back. >> and diana was being marginalised by the royal family and she wanted her voice to be heard. and she went quite innocently to martin bashir to give this interview to him . give this interview to him. >> drama was a heavy weight program on the bbc. >> she knew she would be taken seriously by that program, but it was a rather strange situation. >> a she didn't know originally that martin bashir would be hosting the program until the earl spencer introduced her to martin bashir. earl spencer introduced her to martin bashir . and so there's martin bashir. and so there's a grey area for diana. thought it was rather interesting to go in the back door of the bbc and not negotiate with the then chairman , marmaduke hussey, who was married to the queen's senior lady in waiting. lady susan hussey. so what diana was doing was she was doing a deal without the establishment knowing that deal should have been done by the chairman of the bbc, not by a producer or a director. so i think the,

as booked former national basketball coach, henry earl, after that famous win and asked him what the secret to germany. success was. it's been a process over the last couple years to the core. the group has been together for a long time. they went through the, went through some valleys, but now they all come together. they, they display great team chemistry. the well coached um and uh, you know, they, they are very resilient throughout the whole tournament. indeed. all the, everyone that there was in their past. um, it's the something that's been worked for the for a long time and they showed some greatness last year in the your basket when they came in with a bronze medal. but you know, this is something unexpected, but the group really showed some, some great basketball. so resiliency, team chemistry, the very, very problems, great for german basketball, former national basketball coach that henry wrote spell has the slick has been sacked as coach of the german men's national football team. the announcement by the football federation comes after germany last for one japan at home o

(earl) after using the dexcom g7, my diabetes, it doesn't slow me down at all.week, i exercise, and i'm just living a great life now. it's so easy to use. it has given me confidence and control, everything i need is right there on my phone. (earl) the dexcom g7 is so small, so easy to use, and it's very discreet. (dr. aaron king) if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the single most important thing you can do. (david) within months, my a1c went down, that's 6.9. (donna) at my last checkup, my a1c was 5.9. (female announcer) dexcom is the number one recommended cgm brand and offers 24/7 tech support, so call now to get started. you'll talk to a real person. don't wait, this one short call could change your life. (bright music) >>> the biden re-election campaign is looking to flip the table on republicans over the impeachment for biden. in an email attributed to kamala harris, the effort in congress is called, quote, beyond ridiculous while name dropping the hard-right supporters of donald trump. joining us now, white house reporter for bloomberg, akayla gard

and earl fat.chieve this and at the age of 17-18 alexey nikolaevich acquired a surname, acquired the title of count, but why am i dwelling on this story, because there was no other count in history who had a christian childhood, who had this experience, this is the very case when a child from rags to riches, such a pawn that became a queen, he graduates from an engineering institute, i don’t remember the exact name, maybe a mining institute, in general some kind of technical he graduated from the institute in st. petersburg and receives a respectable technical profession, and he is an engineer, but his soul does not lie in the exact sciences, his soul does not lie in technology, he hesitates between painting and poetry, begins as a poet, and when he shows his poems as a poet, they say it’s better for him to paint, when he shows his paintings to artists, they send him to the poetry workshop and say, it’s better to write poetry, but he was very stubborn, he was very strong-willed. he really knew how

was forcibly kissed by the countries as a president after the final. meanwhile, ministers that he's earling hollins now to the award for men's play revere. so and they're going to feed man who led to england to the world cup final one, the women's coaching award, and dedicated it to the spain team. ford from the pep for the old. i took the men's award after taking man city to the trouble of lead cops and champions week titles. the veteran news update at this hour dw business will be coming up with the business headlines after a short break. so stay tuned for that or find us online at g w dot com. i'm clear. richardson, thanks so much for watching the, enjoying the views, and come to take a look at this. our tv highlights me every week in your inbox, subscribe. now. i tried several times. i went on 6 times to greece, is what i have to spend life from 500 to 600. currently, more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a progress in life. you know.

win back the supreme court from what the conservatives viewed as the liberals under chief justice earl warren. that has coincided with what i have referred to as the war for the cultural heart and soul of america. it has been waged coterminous lee with the war for the court. i am not sure which one is the proxy for the other. there is a reason for that and that is because the court has decided the issues over these 25 years that go to the heart of the cultural war for the heart and soul of america. so, the conservatives won that fifty-year war with the appointment of neil gorsuch. to take the place of then supreme court justice antonin scalia, who died prematurely. it finally was victorious in that war with the 11th hour elevation of amy coney barrett before the 2020 election to succeed the great justice ginsburg. today, as we talk about the court, about the criticisms and the praise for the court by conservatives, we have to understand that setting. that war on the legal side was over two different versions or views of the constitution and the interpretation of the constitution and th

(earl) after using the dexcom g7, my diabetes, it doesn't slow me down at all. i lead line dancing three times a week, i exercise, and i'm just living a great life now. it's so easy to use. it has given me confidence and control, everything i need is right there on my phone. (earl) the dexcom g7 is so small, so easy to use, and it's very discreet. (dr. aaron king) if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the single most important thing you can do. (david) within months, my a1c went down, that's 6.9. (donna) at my last checkup, my a1c was 5.9. (female announcer) dexcom is the number one recommended cgm brand and offers 24/7 tech support, so call now to get started. you'll talk to a real person. don't wait, this one short call could change your life. (bright music) >>> here are two people you have probably never heard of. this is dan and ferris wilks. the story goes they grew up in a goat shed. but these days they're billionaires. they started a fracking company when they sold for billions of dollars a little over a decade ago. and as have their billionaire fore

and then demoat congressman earl blunar and freedom caucusemr matt rosendale.shington journal" starts now. ♪ host: good morning on this thursday, september 21. we are 10 days out from a government shutdown. speaker mccarthy says he has made progress with the gop holdouts to fund the government and avoid that shutdown. we will get your take on the latest proposal from the republicans and the looming deadlines. democrats dial in at (202)-748-8000, republicans at (202)-748-8001, and independents at (202)-748-8002. text us including your first name, city, and state, at (202)-748-8003. the same line for federal workers this morning. you can join us on facebook.com/c-span or post on x with the handle @cspanwj. let's look at the latest proposal put out by house leadership in hopes of garnering more support from his own party. this is what he proposed to conservatives last night behind closed doors. it would set t crent government funding level at $1.47 trilln while they work out a rg deal. ithes the border security legislation tohis stopgap measure. it sets spending l

lady sarah chatto and the earl of snowdon.two children, and lady sarah chatto and earl snowdon's children were also there alongside lady sarah chatto , her husband as well. so chatto, her husband as well. so it was a small, intimate family affair . but it was a small, intimate family affair. but as you say, a vast majority of today, the king and queen will be spending privately reflecting on the balmoral estate and perhaps in the castle itself where the queen passed away. as for the prince and princess of wales, they have arrived at saint david's cathedral for a short private service and we believe at some point the princess of wales is going to be laying a bouquet of flowers elsewhere in the cathedral post event. and i'm sure at some point we might see them greet members of the public to cameron , thank you very much to cameron, thank you very much indeed. to cameron, thank you very much ind�*and those memories, of >> and those memories, of course, a year on extraordinary actually, isn't it? how that has flown by? well, let's

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earl blumenauer was one of the sponsors of the bill. >> what we're attempting to do with this legislation is blow a whistle. stop moving forward with the products within the next 6 months that has this potential exceedingly damaging effect and prohibit their use until we're able to follow through on the research to prove that they're safe. >> but congressional action is unlikely any time soon. in 2014, neonics were banned by the cities of eugene, oregon and spokane, washington on municipal property. the u.s. fish and wildlife service announced plans to ban neonics from all wildlife refuges by 2016. and the white house launched an initiative to strengthen federal action to improve pollinator research and to protect pollinator habitat. >> there are things that we can't control or not easily regulate, things like climate change, even habitat loss are things that we can't control. but things like pesticides we can. >> well, nature is pretty good at fixing itself. but then that assumes that you're going to remove the pressures that we're putting on it now. >> we depend on all these things. we

host: congressman earl blumenauer is with us this morning, a democrat of oregon and sits on the budget on ways and means committees. let's begin with the possibility of a government shutdown 10 days away from that deadline. do you think it's imminent? guest: sadly, i think that's the case. i've been through this before. it's highly predictable but you have a small group of people who have a stranglehold on the republican leadership in the house and leaving kevin mccarthy no choice but to try to placate them. but it doesn't work. in the final analysis, we know how it will end. congress actually agreed on a spending proposal in the spring, 100 49 republicans voted for it, establishing the spending levels. the senate's budgeting based on that and passing legislation and we will end up largely in that space after we inflict a lot of pain and confusion. unnecessarily host: is it because there is not enough time at this point, 10 days away? guest: you are running out of time and you have a deadline and you have the jewish holidays, it takes time to be able to assemble serious legislation. it

earl grey and a splash of cream that's what i really want right now. look at the roadways right now. hopefully you are getting ready to head out the door because look at this. live look here at 880 paseo grande. southbound is getting crowded. really start seeing that drive in the commute direction along the nimitz getting busy for anyone making that trek over towards maybe the san mateo bridge. if you are making that connector into hayward. gets a little better on the bridge itself if you are headed over 101 and on 101 both directions i'll say this, no delays at all. that's a really nice ride this morning. now let's head north of there on 880 and get a live look here at the nimitz near the coliseum. catch the early flight at the oakland requirement? right now the freeways looking great. you are good to go with no delays. but oh look at this. the bay bridge, everyone is getting ready to make that trek across the span. that's getting busy. reed? >>> let's talk about another kind of drink not earl grey but do you want champagne or a martini? that's part o

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just bring your blanket and picnic basket and enjoy a lineup that includes singer steve earle and rufusite and a lot more. the festival draws error -- are at 750 -- people per year. it is a great festival. is like going to a giants game. bring your blanket. >> bring an extra blanket and jacket and scarf because it is always cold at golden gate park. >> that extra layer with this system moving in, maybe a jacket with like a hood. >> it will be drizzly with a spotty rain chance. go with the vibes there. we had babies earlier this week but that is all gone as the system is now dropping across california. so even colder weather as we had through tomorrow. looking at a little bit of wind 10-20 miles per hour. we will also keep that chance of rain and even an isolated thunderstorm. we are looking at some rain off to the north even some isolated under storms. this is all pushing off towards the east away from us right to their in that loop, you can see a little bit developing offshore. weeks still could have some spotty shower starting to develop tonight. some hit and miss showers. we will sta

it includes steve earl, lucas wainwright and it draws about 750,000 people to the park every year.t's maybe 75,000. so if you have plans to go, it's a three-day affair. >> we'll get a little drizzle going and you'll be good to go. >>> tomorrow, a chance of scattered rain, isolated thunderstorms. sunday will be the best day of the weekend. we'll dry it out and warm it up

. >> reporter: kerry was born in the bronx, the only child of earl and valerie washington.sinessman. her mother, a professor of education. you said you lived among a family of performers and the magic trick was in pretending. what did you mean by that? >> when people ask me if i'm the first in my family to go into show business, i always say i'm the first person to get paid for it. in our family, we kind of had this appearance that i think people know, because it's what i've projected, what we've projected to the world, of being this kind of very successful working middle-class, intelligent, elegant, graceful family. where everything was perfect. you know, they were perfect, and i was perfect, and we were all kind of living this perfect life of success and ease. and that was not the case. it was like a need to always project the best of us, like an aspirational version of us. not necessarily be in our truth. both to the world and with each other. >> reporter: in the book, kerry writing about bitter arguments between ■her parents overheard s she pretended to be asleep. emoti