my dad talked about "rice versus elmore" and seeing him. they had a very nice talk and these two people whom i revere the memory of that is a deep memory with me. >> i also remember when my parents came to the court, and he was nicer to me that day than he was before or since, and it was the only day that i knew that he liked me. [ laughter ] >> well, thank you, all, for being here for this hour and the tribute to the justice and i hope many more in the future for others to carry this forward for as long as we can. >> well, it was a privilege for us. [ applause ] >>> my name is jim o'hara, and i'm a member of the board and the executive committee of the supreme court historical society, and the society is deeply honored to be the host of tonight's national heritage lecture. a few observations before the evening is over. first, justice kagan, judge ginsberg, judge englemeyer and i >>> my name is jim o'hara, and i'm a member of the board and the executive committee of the supreme court historical society, and the society is deeply honored to

rice versus elmore. he was one of the last of the white primary cases.and throughout my childhood, i heard my father talk about the importance of that case for him. now, my dad did know what the legal issue, the big legal issue, state action issue but he didn't pay any attention to that. the thing that my father talked about over and over and over again was that the judges in the courtroom called thurgood marshall mister marshall. and the reason why that was so significant was that because of jim crow etiquette, black men were not referred to as mr.. if you are black physician, you might be called doctor so-and-so. you are black minister, you might be called reverend so-and-so. but typically, black man did not get the honorific, mr.. and it was a sign of how distinguished thurgood marshall wise. that the judges and the other lawyers called him mr. marshall. i heard about that all the time growing up. and so with that backdrop, of course, it was a tremendous thrill. >> was a part of why become a lawyer? >> in part, i'm sure. my father -- again, i'm sure t

that's according to federal health authority. data. elmore been picks up that story. almost 15000000 americans. that's how many have missed their 2nd vaccine dose. that's according to a warning from the centers for disease control. and prevention are key and often cited reason it's rather disturbing is that many people believe one dose is enough for protection. now the timeframe for that 2nd dose changes and differs according to the jab. it's 3 weeks for 50 bio and tack and 4 weeks for mcdermott. regardless, those numbers are alarmingly high. it was just 8 percent missing. their 2nd shot earlier in the year. stop, officials warn that's simply not enough. when you look at the level of protection after one dose, you can say it's 80 percent. but it is somewhat of a tenuous 80 percent and that comes as the far more deadly delta variance spreads. something that doctor found, she has already called the greatest threat to us, attempts to eliminate coded 19. now we've got new studies showing that the vaccines are less effective against that strain. this leaves many holding th

pension haiti is set to have a new prime minister 2 weeks after the assassination of president jovan elmore. the arial henri is scheduled to be sworn in on tuesday, a 71 year old neurosurgeon and public official. he's called for political unity at the forms a new government on re we'll take over the role temporarily held by the acting prime minister cord shows that at the kalika following developments from miami, he takes over from him an interim prime minister. and he himself will be in trim. is that correct? yeah, i mean basically this is an entire interim government to get a t to the next stage which is elections. those haven't happened since 2017. the ones in 2019 was so problematic. they were basically abandoned, which is what ready, cause, you know, my, we a lot of issues because people saw him as overstaying his welcome. so this is a key moment, i think for people there are extremely concerned about their own security. and that has been this power struggle between claud joseph and r l on re. but after the international community decided to back arial on re, it seems clear now that he

the last name is evan elmore. you thousands of people have gathered in bosnia and herzegovina to commemorate the 1995 temperance alaska. to bury 19 newly identified victims of the genocide. more than 8000 most was when men and boys were killed around 70 during the bosnian war. while those are the headlines, i'll be back with more news here on out of era after the stream. they will frank assessments, eastern arguments, the suggestions and the by the ministrations in a long game. it's very much of a warm embrace. iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics, informed opinions, schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and they have politics in their life has been shaped by vitamin the in depth analysis of the days. global headlines inside story on our jazeera. ah hi, i'm, i me. okay, welcome to the bonus edition of the stream. now you get to watch the stream every day of the week. hash tag. you're welcome. so what do i have for you today? coming up, the captain

i just, let's go back to the day of the killing of 7, elmore. do we know any more about what happened or some details are emerging and we are hearing that you know, my lease in the early in the morning on july. the 7th with may to making frantic phone calls to various police officers and security guards were also hearing that the assailant still, the alleged assailants that carried out this attack would have to go through about 5 different security checkpoints to get to the president's house. also, none of the present security detail were injured in that assassination. so all the things raising lots of different questions about who was behind this attack. cooper happy new and with coordinating with these people, but we still seem to be no closer to finding those answers. shop now, but we says wife has now returned. she was here in miami after getting treatment for gunshot wound. she's now returned to haiti to attend to husbands. funeral i but things in haiti are still on a raises edge as the security situation could really crumble at any moment.

including one of haiti's most powerful gang leaders threatens protests of the killing of president shawn elmore. brilliant richard branson's rocket pilot plane reaches the edge of space and takes a step towards commercial space stores more than ah ah hello there, let's start in north america and it's all about the persistent heat. once again, we've got excessive heat warnings across many western states in the us, particularly in california, and that dangerous heat wave extending all the way from western canada down to the mexico us border. and these hot and dry condition fuel the forest fires. we've already had one in northern california and in oregon as well. those hot and dry conditions expected to continue and there stretching more centrally as well. but to the east to this, there's some very wet weather on the way we've got severe storms rolling all the way from the deep south, up to the great lakes. so some flooding, rains, damaging winds, and the possibility of tornadoes. new york still seeing some of that wet weather on monday is scenarios of canada seen some severe storms as well. but a

knowledge of the mission, but most believe they were traveling to haiti as bodyguards. president of elmore hughes was assassinated a week ago. 18 colombian suspects had been arrested 3 others were killed by police . now in cuba, the president has admitted government failings and the way shortages have been handled. this is the 1st time he's acknowledged. any blame for the recent protest. the government is also a temporary lifting restrictions on the amount of food and medicine travelers can bring into the country. it's a small concession to the thousands of protesters who took to the streets last weekend, expressing anger at shortages of basic goods and cubs and civil liberties. now, in south africa, thousands of soldiers being mobilized to stop more than a week of riots and looting. it's the largest such deployment since the end of apartheid in 1994, at least 117 people have died and riots which was triggered by the jailing of former president jacob zoom i last week. harm would pass the reports now from john as bugs. after days of violence and looting things and relatively calm, enjoy hem

anyone violated his sovereignty is pretty ridiculous because joan elmore louise was not well love and to quote a haitian leader who spoke on tele sword. we didn't want to assassinate or off the president, but we weren't into ouster him from power. so certainly the popular movement did not wish harm on the 1st lady or the, or the wife of the dictator. but they did want to remove him from office or professor of latin american and caribbean studies at the city university in new york. daniel shore of very insightful compensation. thank you for your time. thank you. well, trouble is blowing in over. france has plans to build off shore wind farms with turbines as high as the length of 3 football pitches. a belgium has launched legal action against the move off the locals outline their objections. a parish nevertheless says that the wind in its sales, the precedent of the commission for energy regulation, even suggested opponents should have their energy cut off. on caesar, charlotte duma ski travel to the area to find out more. it may look calm, but a storm is brewing. and it's a huge one.

jimmy treats better known as barbecue, is accusing opposition. parties of plotting president of in, elmore east murder, the u. s. has sent a delegation to have you to assist in the investigation into his assassination. classical have has the latest haitian police say these men paraded out for the press, were the ones who carried out an attack that killed haitian president, jehovah, now mo, east and wounded his wife, the suspects. 18 colombian men, most of them, former soldiers and 2 americans of haitian descent. but now authority say they have the mastermind blaming of florida doctor saying he flew into the country and a private jet intent on taking over the presidency. american investigators from the f. b. i and homeland security are believed to be taking part in the investigation now. but as for haiti's request for us troops, it seems unlikely. and today, in interagency team largely from the department of homeland security and the f b, i are heading down to haiti right now to see what we can do to help them any investigative process. and i think that's really where our energies are best

assassination of haiti's president till he had master is mostly colombians are accused of shooting jovan elmore at his home earlier this month, the columbia government says only a small group knew of the true nature of the job. the remains of 10 and native american children buried under a former residential school have been returned to the tribes. more than 10000 native american children. a police of attended school between the late 19th and early 20th century. many died from diseases of these institutions which have been criticized for forcing students to assimilate to american culture. in recent weeks, hundreds of unmarked graves have been uncovered in similar residential schools in neighboring canada. to men of appeared before the u. s. federal court in san francisco are accused of planning an attack on the democratic party state headquarters after last year's presidential election. alan fish reports from washington, d. c. the 2 men were very angry at the presidential election results in november. and that as when, according to prosecutors, they started to plan an attack which they believe w

lifeguard, lawyer, model, she handles more jobs then superglue, turning point usa contributor aaron elmored her behavior has steroid users saying that is not because of steroids. fox news contributor capped him. judge, it is a pleasure to have you here. it is like i only saw you a few hours ago on "the five." >> it was less than that. >> greg: we need to spend more time together. >> i don't think so. [laughter] >> greg: vacations? people think you and i hang out. >> we don't hang out, because you never invite me. >> greg: you would not like the things i do. >> surprised at the things you do. >> greg: she is absolutely right. you are right. so george, this rhetoric -- okay, trump got a lot of grief,t he always went after people that were, like come on his level, he would go after jim acosta, the press, the democratic party, but would not label people, like, he would not say "biden voters suck" or "hillary voters sucks," he was focused on people who could fight. biden is like labeling people as, like, basically as bad as slave owners and confederate soldiers. >> well, yeah, the hyperbole, as