halee's ex. they asked jake what he and isaiah had been up to the night of halee's death.had recovered security camera video from the night halee died showing isaiah picking her up at her apartment a little after 10:30. an hour or so later he met up with jake. they played video games and then went to walmart where this camera captured them at about 2:00 am. there was no sign of halee. >> so were you thinking, they think i might be involved in halee's murder? >> yeah. >> reporter: jake told police he >> for something like this to happen to someone like her i couldn't withhold that information. i wanted to help them as much as possible. >> reporter: jake told police he hadn't seen halee that night, but isaiah had told him where he'd taken her. to a local park, a few miles from the soccer field. >> he told me he dropped her off, and he went on a separate way because she wanted to go there to meet somebody. >> reporter: that didn't sound right to jake. >> i feel like he wasn't that type of person to let her be there alone at that time of night. he was way too overprotective. >

hale. i'm ann marie houser. i'm joined with my colleague and senior fellow melanie kirkpatrick and the biographer of this book. she was a long time journalist at "the wall street journal" and we have the pleasure of hearing more from her today about this book and why she wrote it. before there was oprah or martha stewart, there was sarah josepha hale, one of the most famous women but mostly forgotten from the 19th century. she was the godmother of thanksgiving. you are in for a treat. this book is terrific. this woman is fascinating. i'm going to have melanie open up with a few comments and then we will have a curated conversation back and forth and then we look forward to taking your questions to discuss this further. so without further ado, melanie, welcome. >> thank you, ann marie, it's wonderful to be here and i thank you and the hudson institute for hosting this wonderful event and giving me the chance to talk about the woman i think is the most or one of the most important and influen

hale. >> life can change in a single instance but saying so doesn't make it any less shattering when an incident strikes in your own life. for the pregnant young mother at home in the central hills of new hampshire the moment arrives in mid-september 1822 when it began to snow. sarah was a new englander and snowed it usually phaser but this wasdifferent . it was too early in the season for the first snow. leaves were still on the trees and only a few had turned red or gold and she stood at her front door watching the snow transform the village green into a sheet of white she was filled with worry about her husband. david had left home on horseback heading for an appointment with a legal client eight miles away. he was lightly dressed, unprepared for the storm and when he finally staggered into the house he was doped through to the skin, shivering with the cold. sarah helped him undress. the cold turned to beaver and to pneumonia. by september 5 her husband was dead. her funeral was held in

and hale being hale, the president's wrote back.id no until lincoln they said no because they thought that the constitution did not give that power to presidents, they thought it belonged to governors, it wasn't enumerated in the constitution and i don't remember reading the word thanksgiving in the constitution, that's probably right. anyway, in 1863 she wrote to lincoln and he liked the idea and he called in 1863 for national thanksgiving day in a beautiful proclamation which i urge you to go back and d read, it was just after the battle ofs gettysburg and the tide of the war had turned and it looked like the union was going to win and lincoln talked about americans coming together as one people and celebrating with one voice. it's a lovely image and one that we could heed today. we definitely need it and then and we need it now. >> that's really terrific. >> powerful woman. >> when we took some questions from the audience. we have a quick couple of questions up here. >> he began by talking about yourself as an author. in the book

before the was opera or martha stewart, there was sarah josepha hale. she is probably one of the most famous women but mostly forgotten from the 19th century. she was a writer, a patriot, an educator, a style setter and the godmother of thanksgiving. you are in for a treat. this book is terrific. this woman is fascinating. i'm going to have melanie open up with a few comments and then we'll have a curated conversation back and forth and then we look forward to taking your questions to discuss this further. so without further ado, melanie, welcome. >> thank you, ann marie. it's wonderful to be here and i think you and hudson institute for hosting this wonderful event and giving me the chance to talk about the woman i think is the most for one of the most important influential women in american history. i'll make one correction to your introduction. in the persona of mrs. hale, she i think would've liked for you to have called me and author asks, and you would have been a vice president this. >> okay. >> she loved words that designated fashionable women a

and hale being hale, the president wrote back. and they all said no until lincoln.they said no, just as a brief aside, because they thought that the constitution did not give that power to presidents. they thought it belonged to governors. it wasn't enumerated in the constitution. i don't remember reading the word thanksgiving in the constitution. so that's probably right. anyway, in 1863, she wrote to lincoln and -- like the idea. and he called in 1863 for a national thanksgiving in a beautiful proclamation that i urge you to go back and read. it was just after the battle of gettysburg. and the tide of the warhead turned and it looked like the union was going to win. and lincoln talked about americans coming together as one people in celebrating as one voice. it's a lovely image and one that we could heed today. >> right. that's really terrific. >> hale was indefatigable. that was johnson, grant, and haze i believe. she continued to write them. >> what a woman. why don't we take some questions. a couple of questions up here, we have mics. >> thank you so much, that

hale. i am ann marie hauser, vice president of public affairs at the hudson institute. i am joined by melanie kirkpatrick, a longtime writer at the wall street journal. i am pleased to learn more about this book and why she wrote it. before there was oprah there was sarah josepha hale, probably one of the most famous women's from the 19th century. she was a patriot and educator, style setter and godmother of thanksgiving. the book is terrific. this woman is fascinating. i'm going to have melanie open up with a few comments. then we will have a conversation back and forth. then we look forward to taking your questions. so, without further ado, melanie, welcome. >> thank you, it's wonderful to be here. and i thank the hudson institute for hosting this wonderful event and giving me this chance to talk about this woman that i think is the most or one of the most influential women in american history. i make one correction to your introduction. the persona of ms. hale. she, i think, would have l

~ ., .,, ., . a hales? i know him as a cricketer, and he's a _ hales?sman. unfortunately, the pictures that emerged was when he was 19, on the same thing with all the robinson and azeem rafiq yesterday. these are young teenagers who at the time didn�*t know what was right or wrong —— 0llie robinson. we may see an educational programme for racial behaviour. that could help young academy players understand a bit more about what�*s offensive and what is it. i�*ilil more about what's offensive and what is it. �* . ., more about what's offensive and what isit.�* ., ., ., is it. i'll come back to that idea if i is it. i'll come back to that idea if i may- _ is it. i'll come back to that idea if i may- me — is it. i'll come back to that idea if i may. me ask— is it. i'll come back to that idea if i may. me ask you _ is it. i'll come back to that idea if i may. me ask you about i is it. i'll come back to that idea if i may. me ask you about the| is it. i'll come back to that idea i if i may. me ask you about the ecb unreserved apology and there pledge they need

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i'll make one correction to your introduction and the persona of missus hale, she had think would haver you to have called me and all the rest author s and you would have been a vice president s. designated professional women as women. so here we are, author s and president s. >> you mentioned she's mostly forgotten today and that's true, if she's remember, as the godfather of thanksgiving or as the author mary had a little lamb but i always thought mother goose had written that but it was in 1830, i learned about her when i was writing my book on the history of thanksgiving and i wasoo blown away by her when i learned she was editor of the post widely circulated magazine of the first in the 19th century and she had enormous influence over the culture of our country, over the idea of educating women and the godmother of thanksgiving. the modern day holiday we still celebrate. >> that's terrific. i wanted to open with the opening paragraphs, it sets the stage, she was 33, a mother of five and without she had decisions to make and it's fascinating, if she'd ever remarried, who wouldn't h

a biography about sarah josepha hale. hello, i am emily hauser, i'm at the hudson institute and joined here today with my colleague melanie kirkpatrick and the biographer of this book. she was a longtime journalist at the "washington journal." we have the pleasure of hearing more from her today about this book and why she wrote it as well. before there was oprah or martha stewart or others there was sarah josepha hale. probably one of the most famous butst mostly forgotten from the 19th century, writer and a patriot and an educator asom wel as a style setter and a godmother of thanksgiving. this book is terrific. it's fascinating. i'm going to have melanie open up with a few comments and then we will have a curated conversation back and forth, we will look for it to taking your questions to discuss this further. so without further ado, melanie, welcome. >> thank you. it is wonderful to be here and i would like to thank you for hosting this wonderful event today, giving me the chance to speak about the woman that i think i

mi; hales. i wondered what your reaction was. g ., ., ., , ., was.n _ was. my reaction to that is that this is an individual _ was. my reaction to that is that this is an individual who - was. my reaction to that is that this is an individual who did - this is an individual who did something who felt at the time but there were no consequences. and that it was acceptable, and nobody would call him out on it. what is very sad, i've listened to what was said before and what was said was frightening, that the person you just spoke to said, this has been going on for a long time. and i think that it is rather sad that it has taken the death of floyd for him to realise that something needs to be done if you have people being abused because of race. i'd alex hales said he was dressing up as his hero this wrapper and has deplored discrimination. seam hero this wrapper and has deplored discrimination.— discrimination. am i right that you used to play _ discrimination. am i right that you used to play cricket? _ discrimination. am i right that you used to play

last night alex hales became embroiled in thel hales became embroiled in the scandal after a photographin a racially offensive way in 2009. he said his appearance was a tribute to a rapper. but apologised. appearance was a tribute to a rapper. butapologised. i appearance was a tribute to a rapper. but apologised. ideplore all forms of— rapper. but apologised. i deplore all forms of racism _ rapper. but apologised. i deplore all forms of racism and _ all forms of racism and discrimination, i have been lucky enough _ discrimination, i have been lucky enough to— discrimination, i have been lucky enough to play around the world, with players of different races and culture _ with players of different races and culture. ., , ~ ., , culture. earlier this week there was raise culture. earlier this week there was praise for azeem _ culture. earlier this week there was praise for azeem rafiq _ culture. earlier this week there was praise for azeem rafiq as _ culture. earlier this week there was praise for azeem rafiq as he - culture. earlier this week there was praise for azeem rafiq as he gave l

let's start with the alex hales picture in the sun. what has been his response? the sun. what has been his re5ponse?_ his response? this emerged last niuht his response? this emerged last nicht in his response? this emerged last night in the _ his response? this emerged last night in the sun, _ his response? this emerged last night in the sun, a _ his response? this emerged last night in the sun, a picture - his response? this emerged last night in the sun, a picture of. his response? this emerged last. night in the sun, a picture of alex hales at a fancy dress party in 2009 where he is shown dressed in a racially offensive manner. we've seen a video message on his instagram today to explain and try to apologise for the picture. he said it was incredibly reckless and foolish, he said he wants to apologise for the offence this has no doubt caused. he talked about the embarrassment that several of his actions in his 20s have cause to his friends and his family is and he says he is let down a lot of people. he says some of his actions he will regret that the rest of

i can't adjudicate your dispute with wilmer hale, why you did or didn't sit for an interview. i'm just noting the fact that they say you had relevant information, in particular you, ms. lerner, likely had information about these discussions. would have shed light. you didn't sit for an interview. that's your prerogative but the fact is this is spurious. this is serious. i hope this isn't normal. it sure as heck shouldn't be and i think we've got some more work to do to get answers here. >> senator, i'm happy to come meet with you and talk to you in-person. >> yes. as am i. >> mr. winters, did you have anything to add? i understand wanted to -- >> no, mr. horowitz's recollection of the back and forth with wilmer hale's counsel, yes, is accurate, and i share his willingness to come and engage with you more on this. >> thank you. thank you, senator hawley. and i want to thank again our witnesses for joining us here today and for our committee members for engaging in this critical issue. we have an opportunity before us to advance some of the most significant reforms to strengthen

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do you all remember the young man whose name was nathan hale? nathan hale.ack in 1773, young nathan hill lived. he graduated from yale with honors and was an outstanding young man. he had five older brothers who all signed up to fight in the continental army during the revolutionary war. it wasn't very long after, several months later that nathan himself signed up to serve and to fight for freedom. during this war, the revolutionary war ongoing, general george washington was leading the troops and they were losing ground. they were losing the war. they had learned that the british were going to be invading manhattan and general washington knew that he had to do something, gather some form of intelligence behind enemy lines that he could use in order to win that attack that was going to be happening in manhattan, turn the tide of the war and fight for what would be the future america. he got all of his troops together and had them stand in front of him and he asked for a volunteer. he needed one person that would be willing to go behind enemy lines and be a s

it comes after another cricketer — alex hales — apologises for wearing my alex hales — apologises fornned from scrolling, filming or searching playlists on their mobile phones from next year. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here�*s jane. good afternoon. away from the racism scandal that has tainted english cricket, australia are undergoing their own crisis.— cricket, australia are undergoing their own crisis. their captain has had to step _ their own crisis. their captain has had to step down _ their own crisis. their captain has had to step down just _ their own crisis. their captain has had to step down just weeks i their own crisis. their captain has| had to step down just weeks away from the start of the ashes after it emerged he had sent sexually explicit text messages to a female colleague four years ago. he decided to design as captain when he became aware of the details in 2017 were about to be made public. he said the cricket australia investigation the following year had exonerated him but that he deeply regretted his actions at the time and to this

hale also got life for ordering the death of henry roan.white juries, and their convictions were seen as victories by the fbi and the osage people. but then people kept dying mysteriously, and there has never been justice for anyone else since these trials. and then something happened. people just stopped talking about all of it. after the trial, molly divorced ernest and retreated from society. the rest of the world thought the story ended here. hale and burkehart had been found guilty and sent to prison, but hundreds of other deaths were never investigated. with the killers still at large, many osage were afraid to seek justice and kept silent. but one man is finally ready to share his family's story on camera for the very first time. why is it important for you to want to share this story? >> i want people to understand because greed, power, our people were taken from us. black friday is back, and with it, the deals. and save up to $750 dollars on select appliances at lowe's. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ (man) still

women her haling said you wouldn't sit for an interview, but we have you here. these are serious allegations. i thought i'd give you a chance to respond. >> i appreciate you giving me the chance -- >> i'm not sure your mic is on. >> appreciate you giving me that opportunity. the most that i can say right now is that statement of the conversation is not consistent with my if recollection of it. >> so you deny that you encouraged them to spread around complaints using government resources that dr. kafari was unqualified for the position, that his degree was issued by a diploma hill? >> senator, may i jump in for a second? >> oh, i'd like an answer to my question. >> i do -- i did not encourage, i did not take the actions as described in the statement made by ms. costello. .. in my capacity as vice chair, and michael can speak to this as well in his capacity as chair, we would frequently be called by individuals working in oig offices with questions or concerns they thought we could headlight on. we would endeavor to help, to answer those questions. we take calls f

or yeah, ha benicia hale, or but south or of your dinner there within the kettle. some hour. bohack reynolds . all the correct. ha ha ha ha much more pushing will you there? hassock, millville, the vale. let me start the car. shakopee, money game or money. good. that or when the game on see parley or money can cover the him vermillion, my sure. hale, a little re stomach, a living in the palestinian city of omar farm can be risky. solomon al maria is a former mare and survived an assassination attempt in january 2021. he's only too aware of the risks of combining activism with public office. the city's current mer opposes the criminal gangs, but says he only has limited powers to use against them. not one of us, not in, nor m a d, n e. our is will be a full do how to join our net if and the daughter of how to get a what a lover, michael love, and i didn't have me then he didn't move to hello. hello. limits have had them all added well that in 15 minutes really had water met the fraud in the doorway did in the hill, her adobe home, or the one pick some of the image f

get him volley . nashua hale. ok to respond to the living in the palestinian city of alma firm can be risky. suleima maria is a former mare and survived in assassination attempt in january 2021. he's only too aware of the risks of combining activism with public office. the cities current man opposes the criminal gangs, but says he only has limited powers to use against them. ma'am, and what am i not in nor m a d n e, or it will be a full do have a job. i learned that if and the daughter of how to get a waste of a mac and then a mammal of have me, then he didn't move to hello. hello lemons. have had them all added well that in 15 minutes had water met the fraud in the doorway in the, in the hill, her tone will be at home or the pick up will be a mil for him. if alice and lucky all patel city shop best sellers, philip pallet them because you find it and it's a let me know other issue and highly of i mean we have she, yesterday we missile deem she level the alarm still about half of it. so how low they or chill she m

s. president unco by megan himself of hale. this is a big success here. the g. 20 leaders representing 80 percent of the world's g. d. p. allies and competitors alike made clear their support for strong global minimum tax. this is more than just a tax deal. it's diplomacy reshaping our global economy and delivering for our people. what the tax plan is designed to do is set a global minimum rates of corporation tax at 50 percent with the idea being that those countries that will have to raise their tax rate use that extra money that's generated in order to phone social programs to help the poorest in society, skeptics say that this is only really going to benefit already rich countries like the united states, who will also be the ones to enforce it. the u. s. is set to raise its current 21 percent corporation tax to 28 percent charities that work to help those in poverty . her voice, serious concerns over this plan. this deal is a shameful and dangerous capitulation to the low tax model of nations. it is a mockery of fairness that robs pandemic ravaged, de

today, a former england player, alex hales, apologised for causing offence, after a photo emerged ofour sports correspondnent laura scott reports. after another turbulent week, cricket's latest response is crisis talks at the oval as the game joined forces in tackling its discrimination problem. what do you want to get from the meeting? clarity and togetherness, i suppose. does cricket have a racism issue? well, we have work to do, no doubt. last night alex hales became further embroiled in the scandal after a photograph emerged showed him dressed in a racially offensive way in 2009. he said his appearance was a tribute to the late rapper, tupac. but apologised. i deplore all forms of racism and discrimination, i have been lucky enough to play around the world, with players of different races and cultures. earlier this week, there was praise for azeem rafiq, as he gave testimony to mps about his experience of racism in cricket and spoke of his hopes that speaking up would bring about change. i'm very determined that this is going to be looked back aaj the moment where not only sport,

we ask you to apply that professor hale has learned to our own community. these are urgent today as they were when you testified. getting even with anita hill still believes as we deal. that our biggest problems can't be solved. the book has earned international recognition for its incisive critical analysis class, race and gender. it is my pleasure to introduce you to them both and introduce you to this program. >> such a pleasure to be with you today albeit virtually. i am pleased beyond measure to be speaking today with professor anita hill. it is unfortunate to say that she has written both the press yet and authoritative book on our time. we wish that these were not still our times. it is still very much though ruling culture of our time. if we are going to be living in this moment it is a real gift. i will turn it over we can have a conversation. professor hale. >> i do want to give the simple who i am and the bio that i have written. what it means, actually, the title. first of all, let me just say, i started out by saying my parents, my 12 siblings

close global octopus with lethal tentacles that could strike into where dishing or post daniel hale iscan hero for what we now seek continued under joe biden. amy: we want to thank you so much for being with us and we will link to your he's a senior correspondent and editor at lunch at the intercept. the latest piece "the war party: , from bush to obama, and trump to biden, u.s. militarism is the great unifier." tune into democracy now! on thursday when we mark our 20 anniversary with an hour-long special looking at show highlights over the past quarter of a century and on friday we speak to a man who was imprisoned at guantÁnamo for more than a ♪ >>> thank you for joining us. this is nhk "newsline." a coalition in germany will see the social democratic party replace chancellor, angela merkel, bringing an end to her 16-year leadership. representatives of three parties said wednesday they have agreed to form a government after two months of discussions.

and another player, alex hales, has apologised after a photo was published showing him wearing blackt a fancy dress party in 2009. laura scott reports. after another turbulent week, cricket�*s latest response to its rate is in crisis, crisis talks, at the 0val today as the game comes together to tackle its discrimination problem, evidence of which continues to emerge. what you hope to get out of the meeting? just clari and hope to get out of the meeting? list clarity and togetherness i suppose. does cricket have eight racism issue? ~ . ., ., ., ., ~' does cricket have eight racism issue? . ., ., ., ., ~ ., issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about _ issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. _ issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. i _ issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. i think _ issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. i think it - issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. i think it will- no doubt about it. i think it will be resolved — no doubt about it. i think it will be resolved today, _ no doub

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last night, alex hales became further embroiled in the scandal after a photograph emerged showed himounds, with players of different races and cultures. earlier this week, there was praise for azeem rafiq, as the whistle—blower gave testimony to mps about his experience of racism in cricket and spoke of his hopes that speaking up would bring about change. i'm very determined that this is going to be looked back asj the moment where not only sport, but society as a whole went - in a different direction i to what it's been going. but the player has been forced to front up to his own mistakes, apologising after facebook messages from 2011 surface showing him using anti—semitic language. in a statement, he said... he later apologised for another racially offensive social media post. rafiq's own use of discriminatory language has been described as awkward by thejewish leadership council, while others say it only serves to highlight the scale of the problem within cricket. today came an acceptance within the game that collective action is the only way to resolve this crucial issue. in a jo

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in a statement, hales said... danish side hb koge in their women's champions league group game. the gunners without the injured leah williamson... but have taklen the lead through caitlin foord after 15 minutes. so around 15 minutes played... it is 1—nil to arsenal. dean smith has told the norwich fans, he can keep the club in the premier league. having returned to managementjust a week after he was sacked by aston villa he believes there's enough quality in the squad to keep them up. if i thought it was a risk, i wouldn't have taken it. we've got 27 games left. we're just on the back of a win. i've seen how progress of this club has been. yes it's been difficult so far, and my and craig's job is to keep us in the league. that's friendly what we believe we can do. a big opportunity for cameron norrie tonight — as he makes his debut at the atp finals in turin. the british number one has been called into action after stefanos tsitsipas injured his elbow. he's taking on norway's casper ruud — and with around ten minu

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