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a new lawsuit from harper claims there were no exits or shoulder for harper to safely exit the highway. >> we call it a pit that ma nufer when people flee from us -- >> i didn't flee. >> reporter: court documents allege dunn execute aid negligently performed pit maneuver, or pursuit intervention technique, which put her life and the life of her unborn child at risk. harper told little rock station klrt she thought she was going to lose her baby. >> what if i had kids in the car? i mean, he wouldn't have known. did that matter? what was going through his head? what made him think this was okay? >> reporter: well, thankfully, janice harper's baby is okay and is now four months old. we don't know the full extent of the injuries. but the harpers' attorney said they have heard from several other people saying similar things have happened to them. we've asked the state police for comment but have not heard back yet. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. >>> president biden has called on congress to approve a police reform bill before the 4th of july recess. and while bipartisan negotiations

harper's car flipped over.u could hear the distress in harper's voice telling the trooper she's pregnant. >> i'm pregnant. >> well, ma'am, you've got to pull over -- >> i had my flashers on. >> reporter: last month, harper, who was two months pregnant at the time of the wreck, sued the arkansas state trooper, his supervisor, and the director of the arkansas state police, c calling dunn's p.i.t. maneuver created a substantial risk of physical injury to her. there were no exits or shoulder for harper to safely exit the highway before defendant dunn negligently executed a p.i.t. maneuver on plaintiff's vehicle two minutes and seven seconds after defendant dunn initiated his overhead lights. >> why didn't you stop? >> reporter: and it appears harper acted in accordance with the arkansas -- to indicate they are seeking a safe place to stop and pull over to the right side of the road. arkansas state police declined to comment on the case to cnn because of the pending lawsuit. harper's lawyers tell cnn that she was in

harper's car flipped over.n hear the distress in harper's voice telling the trooper she's pregnant. >> i'm pregnant. >> well, ma'am, you've got to pull over. >> i had my flashers on. >> it doesn't matter, ma'am. >> reporter: last month harper who was two months pregnant at the time of the wreck sued the arkansas state trooper, his supervisor and the director of the arkansas state police calling dunn's pit maneuver a reckless attempt to engage in conduct that created substantial risk of physical injury to her. the lawsuit also points out what the dash cam video appears to show, there were no exits or shoulder for harper to safely exit the highway before defendant dunn negligently executed a pit maneuver on plaintiff's vehicle two minutes and seven seconds after defendant dunn initiated his overhead lights. >> why didn't you stop? >> because i didn't feel like it was safe. >> well, this is where you ended up. >> reporter: and it appears harper acted in accordance with the arkansas driver license guide. it instruc

harper's car flipped over.i'm pregnant. >> you have to pull over when we stop. >> i had my flashers on. >> it doesn't matter, ma'am. >> she sued the arkansas state trooper, his supervisor and the director of the arkansas state police, calling dunn's pit maneuver a reckless attempt to engage in conduct that created substantial risk of physical injury to her. the lawsuit also points out what the dash cam video appears to show, there were no exits or shoulder for harper to safely exit the highway before defendant dunn negligently maneuver after defendant dunn initiates his overheadlights. >> why didn't you stop? >> because i didn't feel like it was safe. >> well, this is where you ended up. >> reporter: and it appears harper acted in accordance with the arkansas driver license guide. it instructs drivers to activate their turn signal or emergency flashers when being stopped by police to indicate they are seeking a safe place to stop and pull over to the right side of the road. arkansas state police declined to com

harper's car flipped over.ce telling the trooper she's pregnant. >> i'm pregnant. >> you have to pull over. >> last month, harper who was two months pregnant at the time of the wreck sued the arkansas state trooper, his supervisor and the director of the arkansas state police calling dunn's pit maneuver a reckless attempt to engage in conduct that created substantial risk of physical injury to her. the lawsuit also points out what the dash cam video appears to show. there were no exits or shoulder for harmer to safely exit the highway before defendant dunn negligencely maneuvered a pit maneuver two minutes after dunn initiated his overheadlights. >> why didn't you stop? >> and it appears harper acted in accordance with the arkansas driver license guide. it instructs drivers to activate their turn signal or emergency flashers when stopped by police to indicate they're seeking a safe place to stop and pull over to the right side of the road. arkansas state police declined to comment on the case to cnn because of

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a new lawsuit from harper claims there were no exits or shoulder for harper to safely exit the highway. >> we call it a hit maneuver when people flee from us or don't -- >> court documents allege dun executed a negligently performed pit immune or a technique putting the life of her and her unborn child at risk. harper told this station klrt she thought she was losing her baby. >> what if i had kids in the car? he wouldn't have known. did that matter? what was going through his head? what made him think this was okay? >> well thapgfully janice harper's baby is okay and four months old. we don't know the full extent ofs injuries but marper's attorneys have heard from several other people saying similar things happened to them. we asked the state police for comment but haven't heard back. >> so many layers of wrong there especially if it stays in the state guide you are supposed to put hazards on you could clearly see she wasn't speeding away. >> she wasn't driving away. >> what is he doing she is flipped upside down down in the car they're having an argument. >> yeah. >> and you can't as

harper—lee's granddad's built a memorial at the bottom of the garden. the return of wimbledon tennis today. britain's jack draper took a set off novak djokovic and andy murray is on court against nikoloz basilashvili. joe wilson is there. early moments for andy murray. i will bring you a score. through the sunshine and showers, the significance was unmistakable after wimbledon was cancelled last year. you know, sometimes this place can appear to exist in its own bubble. it is part of the appeal. but wimbledon returns very much part of the world and all its challenges. two years to prepare, no one gets in unchecked. show a negative result or proof of vaccination and here is the evidence of gratitude. in the royal box, sarah gilbert, the scientist who designed the vaccine. players were transported in a bubble. 19 years old, versus 19 titles. that is jack draper breaking novak djokovic's serve. 6—4, he won the first set. centre court fully engaged. the seats taken centre court fully engaged. the seats ta ken closest to centre court fully engaged. the seats

harper—lee's granddad has built a memorial at the bottom of the garden., bbc news, stoke—on—trent. our top story this lunchtime... the prime minister says coronavirus restrictions in england are likely to remain until the 19th ofjuly. and coming up — "a chance to make history" — gareth southgate's rallying call to his england players, 2a hours before their crucial clash with germany. coming up on the bbc news channel... they've waited two years, so why not a couple of hours more, as the start of wimbledon 2021 is delayed by rain with plenty of british interest, including andy murray, on day one. after it was cancelled last year, wimbledon is back. one of the sporting highlights of the british summer is returning this afternoon as part of the government's covid pilot test events. the championships will start with 50% crowds, building up to full capacity for the finals. british number onejo konta has already been ruled out after one of her team tested positive for covid. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. two years to get everything perfect — that

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hitter bryce harper and star pitcher clayton kershaw. >> ohtani ( translated ): i watch bryce harper,her and a hitter. >> ohtani ( translated ): yeah, unlike me, kershaw is a lefty. >> wertheim: you see a little of yourself in both kershaw and harper? >> ohtani ( translated ): i actually do see myself. and i actually try throwing lefty sometimes. >> wertheim: how do you think you'd do against kershaw? >> ohtani ( translated ): just thinking about facing him makes me really happy and excited. i could just tell he's such a great pitcher through the tv screen. >> wertheim: how would you pitch to harper? >> ohtani ( translated ): i would have to go with my best pitch, which is the fastball. i want to see how my best pitch fares against one of the best hitters. >> wertheim: likely quite well. throwing his dancing fastball, ohtani strikes out batters at a higher rate than kershaw. unfurling his violent, yet somehow elegant swing, he hits home runs at a higher rate than harper. there are days ohtani makes baseball look almost laughably easy. consider this performance last summer. on the very

nicole harper, two months pregnant, driving 84 in a 70. state trooper catches her.siren. flashes his light. she doesn't pull over. she travels over to the right lane with her hazard lights on and slows down. she says, 2 minutes and 7 seconds after the trooper performed a p.i.t. maneuver on her vehicle, allegedly causing her to lose control. this is the video. >> why didn't you stop? >> because i didn't [ inaudible ] . >> plenty of room right here. >> are you the only one in the vehicle? >> yes. >> okay. >> i'm pregnant! >> ma'am, you've got to pull over. >> harper feared the crash had killed her baby. it didn't. cnn reached out to the arkansas state police for a statement. they haven't responded. harper joins us now. thank you for joining us. first things first. how is the baby? >> perfect. >> beautiful. beautiful. how old now? >> 4 months. >> great. great. that's really all that matters. so let's go through the fact pattern. you see the lights come on. you're speeding. you don't stop and pull over. why not? >> honestly, the shoulder did not have enough room for my

he had become known as the meteor of the war in 1859 and with his raid on harpers ferry and subsequent execution herman melville, who was then accustomed clerk who really wanted to be a writer pen to poem called the portent about this about meteors in general and he closes it by comparing john brown's be to the meteor weird john brown the meteor of the war. well the newspapers pick up on this the eulogists pick up on this his funeral cortez from virginia to north elba new york is described as a transit of the meteor from the place where he dies to the place of his final resting. this is an evocative moment in american history and what you have to remember too is this is a generation that is taught to look for multiple meanings and works of art we have to work at it now. we're much better at doing it in the movies. we can find relevance and resonance. oh that actually means this or that relates to this or this is a veiled metaphor for the other you have to remember that the generation alive during the 1860s was used to doing this with paintings. and so when church paints this media or a

this was described in harper's weekly. at the end of the first session in norfolk, the celebration continued with a burning in burial of jefferson davis effigy and a nearby cemetery. you can imagine how that went over. [laughs] celebration centered around this oak tree that virginia tried to kill when it built by 64 in hampton and university was able to save it called emancipation oak. the tree was used almost as a classroom, by a norfolk native called mary peak. an african american free black woman, who was teaching people how to read and write in the hamptons and became the first person who was hired by the american missionary association to begin teaching the contraband set foreman row. some immediate good did come out of the proclamation. to prove the military's treatment of the blacks, because the government establish the negro affairs in the ward -- to determine how blacks will be treated. the proclamation also talked about the enlistment machinery. the general established the bureau of colored troops to recruit afri

>> i intend to seize harper's ferry. i want you at my side. >> seize the town? >> yes.we will capture the army. then, we'll hold their leading citizens hostage. >> but don't you see, you can't fight the entire united states army alone? you and your men are overwhelmingly outnumbered. they'll annihilate you. >> we were forced, the people, to take action against this damnable institution. >> john, you know i have supported, and will continue to support you with all of your other efforts. but, my dear friend, this -- this scheme is doomed to failure. this is the wrong place. this is suicide, man. >> whether we live, die, this deed must be done. >> for the love of god. >> mr. douglass, i believes i will go with the old man. >> because of events in harper's ferry, the press and much of the public have declared john brown to be truly man but he is not. john brown is a man, who simply believes the declaration of independence to be true. and the bible be a guide to human conduct. the future will write john's epitaph on the hearts of people freed from slavery. like sampson, he l

. >> jimmy: ben harper? >> ben harper. so sorry, ben. my best friend, ben harper.y, i'm doing a concert, why don't you come see it? for sure. i go to the concert at the hollywood bowl. wow, this is amazing. so i go to the bowl. see his show. then go backstage afterwards. and. >> jimmy: i'm laughing. you really know him, i'm realizing. you really for-got his name. >> if you asked me what my cousin's name is like, oh-oh. >> jimmy: we'll save that for the end. >> yeah, exactly. backstage, he's introducing me to people, really great -- this is sam, he's a great singer. oh, thank you very much, very kind. and then, you know, like, oh, thank you. but then -- gerard butler comes backstage. >> jimmy: okay. >> i'm like, gerard butler! i'm about do this action movie. he's an action superstar. >> jimmy: yeah. >> this must mean something, you know what i mean? serendipitous energy from the universe. ben introduces me. he says, oh, this is sam, he's a great singer. girard butler's friend is like, oh, yeah? sing something. the full nightmare of panic. uh! everybody's sing someth

nicole harper, the good news is this. the baby's okay. you're okay. be litigated, and we will see where the liability lies. and what needs to change. so, i appreciate you taking this opportunity, and i am happy the baby and you are safe. >> thank you, so much. >> all right. be well. >>> and again, we reached out to the arkansas state police. they haven't answered. when they do answer, i told you what she's been charged with. i showed you the video. if they say anything that fundamentally changes our understanding, you will hear it, right away. all right? we are going to take a break. stay with cnn. with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision. only prese

it's one of the reasons he didn't go to harpers ferry with john brown. john brown spent two days trying to convince douglas to go with him. douglass said, no. i will die. i think you are going to die. douglass was very prudent and disciplined. while he was an idealist, he wasn't like john brown. john, i would argue reckless , a idealist. in that sense, douglass shares a lot with obama, immensely disciplined as individuals. >> you describe douglass and lincoln as friends. i'm wondering, is there a mid-19th century ideal of friendship that you are drawing on here? john: yes. that is a great question. the characteristic of friendship , initially in western culture, through most of western culture, was that it was a likeness in a double sense. you liked the friend and you were like the friend. now there's a flaw in that basic definition for most of western culture, which is, that the friend had to be just like you. in fact aristotle, for plato, for thinkers, even for quakers for the most part rich and a , a poor could not friends. for aristotle, man and woma

some pretty wacky situations, creating bold and i, catching images for magazines like vogue and harper's bazaar is also a regular feature on german television. on the set of german fashion photographer cookie. i'm sure there's shoes. there's always a lot of action. his photographs are known for their complex and imaginative stages . the leave is because they love to tell stories. i love seeing photos as not just 2 dimensional, the ends on the more like part of a film. this will go to the granite seats and i'm not one to tell a story quietly. mia? i'm more than what she does. she does about the middle of fun. elephants shoots parachutes or thousands of all of them. all. those are just a little boy who loves to play when he was well known magazines, often commission, him to deliver fashion spreads using his expressive photograph. some even grace. there covers a co for any fashion photographer. he needs this chemistry between model and photographer, is key. when it doesn't work, you have a problem, you need to work together and they have good relations lab. be able to concentrate, it's abou

some pretty wacky situations, creating bold and i, catching images for magazines like vogue and harper's bazaar is also a regular feature on german television. on the set of german fashion photographer, cookie, and show those shoes, there's always a lot of action. his photographs are known for their complex and imaginative stage, and the leave is because they love to tell stories. i love seeing photos not just to dimensional the on the are more like part of a film to the granite seats and i'm not one to help the story quietly. mia? i'm more the type who works with she does. she? does that mean elephant elephant shoots? parachutes are 1000, is all about all just a little boy who loves to play. this is well known magazines, often commission him to deliver fashion spread using his expressive photograph. some even grace. there covers a code for any fashion photographer does he need this chemistry between model and photographer? is key doesn't work. you have a problem. you need to work together and they have good relations loud and be able to concentrate. it's about together and that doesn't

and some pretty wacky situations creating bold and i catching images for magazines like vogue and harper's bazaar is also a regular feature on german television. on the set of german fashion photographer cookie, i'm sure there's shoot. there's always a lot of action. his photographs are known for their complex and imaginative stage, and the leave is perceived specifically. i love to tell stories. i love seeing photos as not just to dimensional. the ends on the more like part of a film to the granite seats. and i'm not one to help the story quietly. mia? i'm more the type who works with she does. she does elephant elephant sad shoots of parachutes or thousands of all those just a little boy who loves to play when the well known magazines often commission him to deliver fashion spreads using his expressive photograph. some even grace, there covers a coach for any fashion photographer. he needs this chemistry between model and photographer, is key. when it doesn't work, you have a problem, you need to work together and they have good relations loud and be able to concentrate it's about togeth

harper—lee's granddad has built a memorial at the bottom of the garden.f high pressure that is keeping the north more settled. plenty of sunshine to come, away from the north and west there will be more cloud. shetland and orkney will see some look like meandering southwards. we have had heavy rain in the south through the night and there is more to come meandering around our area of low pressure. the devil is in the detail, but even when the rain clears there will be a lot of cloud around. it will be warm air with high lot of cloud around. it will be warm airwith high humidity lot of cloud around. it will be warm air with high humidity so there will be some slow moving heavy showers. the chance of dry weather best in the north and west. there is a chance of the few interruptions at wimbledon to start the championship. as we go through the evening, any showers —— showers will develop, there could be the odd rumble of thunder. there will be made through the night in central and western areas. further north, freshers night under clear skies. areas. further

now that ben's landed the harper group and he's developed the new products... hey!nice to meet you. lemonis: can i hug you? oh, my god. your mom's a hugger. i love that. ben: thank you very much for coming and celebrating what we're trying to do here. the experience has enriched my life and really brightened my future. lemonis: there's a lot of new products. ben: yep, so these are all of our designs. i designed the candles and wrapping paper and wallpaper. all these things are things that i have wanted to work on for a long time, and marcus has been able to create these opportunities to manifest themselves. lemonis: you want to tell everybody to have a good time, or what do you want to do? ben: please, enjoy. lemonis: thank you for coming. ben: thank you. lemonis: the new products and the deal with the harper group should help us clear at least $2 million in wholesale business during the next year -- double what we currently do. ben: virginia, hi, you are the sweetest thing. lemonis: and in my journey with ben, i've seen a ton of growth. i do like the fact that he's

some pretty wacky situations . creating bold and i, catching images for magazines like vogue and harper's bazaar is also a regular feature on german television. on the set of german fashion photographer, cookie, i'm sure there's shoots. there's always a lot of action. his photographs are known for their complex and imaginative stage, and the leave is perceived specifically love to tell stories. i love seeing photos not just to dimensional, the ends on the more like part of a film as well. that's really gonna see things and i'm not one to help a story quietly. mia? i'm more of the type. who would she does she? does that mean elephant elephant shoots parachutes or thousands of all just a little boy who loves to play when he was well known magazines often commission, him to deliver fashion spreads using his expressive photograph. some even grace, there covers a cooper. any fashion photographer? does he need this chemistry between model and photographer? is key when it doesn't work, you have a problem, you need to work together and they have good relations loud and be able to concentrate it's

it's one of the reasons he didn't go to harper's ferry with john brown. john brown spent two days trying to convince douglass you go with him. douglass said no, i don't want to go. i think i'm going to die i. think you are going to die. douglass was a very, very prudent, and disciplined. and so while he was an idealist, he wasn't like john brown, i would argue, or reckless idealist. in that sense, i think in that sense, douglass also shares a lot with obama -- immensely disciplined as individuals. >> you described douglass and listen as friends, and i'm wondering, is there a mid 19th century ideal of friendship that you are drawing on here. >> yes. >> or are you drawing on? >> no, i think that's a great question. characteristic of friendship, initially unmanned western culture, through most of western culture, was that it was like this in a double sense. you liked the french, and you were like the friend. now there is a flaw in that basic definition for most of western culture, which is that the friend had to be just like you. in fact, four aristotle, fou

show, there were no exits or shoulder for harper to safely exit the highway before defendant dunn negligently maneuver after defendant dunn initiates his overheadlights. >> why didn't you stop? >> because i didn't feel like it was safe. >> well, this is where you ended up. >> reporter: and it appears harper acted in accordance with the arkansas driver license guide. it instructs drivers to activate their turn signal or emergency flashers when being stopped by police to indicate they are seeking a safe place to stop and pull over to the right side of the road. arkansas state police declined to comment on the case to cnn because of the pending lawsuit. >> amara walker, thanks so much. >>> janice nicole harper spoke to chris cuomo and explained why she didn't immediately pull over. >> i never would have thought the police would hurt me. >> so you didn't pull over just because you thought that it wasn't easy enough to do on that road? >> right. i didn't feel like there was an adequate amount of space on the side of the road for my car and the officer to be standing beside it. >> and cnn has reach

dash cam video shows the officer trying to pull over janice nicole harper, trying to pull her over for tells cnn there was no roomen ott shoulder to safely stop. you can see earlier her hazard lights were turned on but the officer still use that had dangerous maneuver that caused her car to crash. harper was two months pregnant at the time. >> just after he hit me the road kind of turned and it opens up and the shoulder does get bigger. there is more space. in my mind i was doing exactly what i was supposed to be doing and i was -- i was trying to keep us both safe. >> harper says at the time she thought she had lost her baby but thankfully she delivered a healthy baby back in february. state police in arkansas have not responded to cnn's request for comment on this. just not proportional. >> that's exactly right. you know, a pit maneuver is what i think it's called in law enforcement and what -- >> for speeding. >> with her hazards on and clearly over to the side, why was -- why was stopping the car in such a dangerous manner necessary? i don't know. i guess the judge will decide that

according to the suit, nicole harper who was pregnant at the time was going 14 miles per hour over ther tried to pull her over her lawyer says harper was slowly changing lanes so she could exit the highway and pull over the pursuit lasted two minutes, the trooper tapped the back of harper's car, you saw it right there, it's what's known as a pit maneuver, the tap caused harper's car to veer left and flip over. arkansas state police declined to comment >> wow >>> well, we all know moms are the masters of multitasking, but this next woman at a padres/cubs game takes it to a whole new level. take a look at this, the ball sails into the stands, hits the upper deck, bounces off the stairs and a mom holding her infant son in one arm, reaches up and makes the one-handed grab all in a day's work. the padres need to get that woman, that mother a contract. >> you ain't kidding that's impressive. >> that was impressive. >>> meanwhile this morning, as the world awaits the first photos of prince harry and meghan's new baby girl lilibet, they are having to answer questions about her name a report su

a big shout out to harper high harper. relation as far as i know. they are the dynamic duo best of friends brother and sister. let's see who abby's sense, look at this, abby is trying to figure out mouth trumpet monday. this picture keep on listening girl, that's in a great picture of cooper. what it my favorite cavern while inset and his friends pup the golden retriever. he loves pride, and bcb regarding, what a great group of cataracts think you'll so much of the highlight of my week thank you for much the best of your david feldman follow me on twitter and instagram @kennedynation, facebook @kennedyfbn, email kennedy@foxbusiness.com tonight jimmy failla, spike tonight jimmy failla, spike tonight jimmy failla, spike tonight jimmy failla, spike for time life's video collection. (doorbell chiming) oh, hey, hi, dean. hey, hi there, uh... bob. (narrator) from the battlefield to the white house, from hollywood to the heartland, america's entertainer was bob hope. oh, this room, it's so dull and depressing tonight. if only the

he was tried for treason and executed for treason and that harper's ferry affair was one of the last sparks that led to the civil war. frederick douglass, however consider john brown one of the greatest men in these united states. that's a quote from douglas. john brown wrote his provisional constitution, which would govern those areas that brown hope to liberate from slavery in douglas's home and brown could not write a grammatically correct sentence douglas. it's the most it's the most eloquent document brown ever wrote which suggests that douglas essentially edited for him. he was very much in favor of brown a conspiring against the united states in order to enslavery if he thought it would work now lincoln and all republicans distance themself dramatically from john brown when hit it occurred lincoln said, i agree with brown and principal meaning that i agree that slave he's wrong but john brown committed trees and against united states government, and he justly deserved to be home now four years later president. his calling for douglas to embark upon a john brown's scheme and is

[applause] >> welcome vice presidenthe harris, secretary harper, general berger, admiral gilday, familybe the first to congratulate you. today ise your day. [applause] i can't tell you how thrilled i am to be here looking out at all of you and your loved ones here in navy-marine corps and memorial stadium today. so much work has been done behind the scenes to make commissioning work week run smoothly and safely, , and to st up this t beautiful ceremony unr unprecedented circumstances this year. i would like to take a brief moment to thank our dedicated faculty and staff, the naval academy athletic association, the blue angels, the class of 1971, this year's link in the chain class, and our very own naval academy band, for putting on a fabulous ceremony this year for our graduates. how about a a round of applaue for all those folks? [applause] today, thank you sincerely for your unwavering and everlasting support of the men and women assembled here on the field today. as an academy of military service that relies heavily on tradition heritage to guide what we do there are a few naval aca

it's not this if it's not frank leslies, it's harper's we'll get to that in a moment, but this shows the house of representatives and i think 1883 and that this is before the before they've started work. so no wonder the people i kind of hanging about and not paying much attention, but the scene that you see here is exactly how clever actually describes the senate back in the late 1860s. and once again, we have a quote here as the president of the senate seldom listen to a speaker the senators as rarely took the trouble to listen to each other the question discussed might be of the greatest import to the whole nation the speaker's words to himself might be the most tremendous important. so national reel. just the same he had to empty them upon vacancy speaking to nothing in particular. well, the vice president looked in other way and his colleagues went on scribbling letters whispering called political secrets to each other munching apples in the aisles or smoking in the open rooms with feet aloft. now on the positive side, she actually goes on to say that things have gotten a lot be

and here isn't illustration from harper's magazine, which shows -- and here is an illustration from harper's magazine, which shows people in ireland being desperate again in 1879, and this is an american ship coming to render aid at that time. the american invasions conducted by irish veterans of the civil war in 1867 and 1871 were premature and badly organized. the republican ideology in the belief that military force was essential to drive britain from ireland persisted for many decades among a small number of the irish-american population. for instance, jeremiah o'donovan whose father died of exposure, and who saw his mother and siblings forced into exile in america, was determined to exact revenge on the british and was involved in bombing plots in london in the 1880's. it is significant that at his burial in dublin, this is where patrick pierce made his famous oration in which he said that ireland would not be free until the memory of the dead was respected and honored. this was a kickoff for what would happen a year later in the easter rising of 1916. another person was ending up in th

jeff harper said he intervened when he saw a man assaulting a woman.nd was later told that after some time the man died. he was never shown any evidence that that actually happened. he was taken to what is known in china as a residential surveillance area. he was guarded around the clock for eight months. he shored a hole in the ground toilet with his captors and fed chicken feet and white rice. he lost 40 pounds. he was permitted brother phone calls until one day they opened the door and said he could go. jeff harper joins us now. we have victoria villareal who is here with us who helped bring him home. jeff, you say you can't believe you survived this nightmare. what was it like in this holding room that you were in? >> it was depressing. you think are they going to poison me, am i going home. you never know what's going to happen. they can do anything they want to at any moment. >> martha: were you abused or beaten or interrogated? >> no, ma'am. i was never physically harmed. >> you say you watched the plane flying buy outside your window. you praye

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harper—lee's granddad's built a memorial at the bottom of the garden. in its target areas of provence in the south, as well as the region around calais in the north. it wasn't a good night either for president macron's en marche party. the big winners were the parties of the centre right. mark lobel reports. france's mediterranean south, where the national rally had hoped to take its first dip into regional politics, but instead remains marooned on shore. its hopes drowned as it watches previous incumbents across the regions re—elected, with the turnout also lost at sea. translation: we really have the feeling that, i whatever the vote, we won't be represented as we wish. so for the time being, we abstained. translation: i didn't even know | the elections were taking place. | i'm not interested in politics at all, except for the presidential elections. the sun did shine for the centre right here. celebrations came after the withdrawal of left—wing candidates to ensure a clearer path to defeating the far—right. translation: we have rejected| the fatalism

harper—lee's granddad's built a memorial at the bottom of the garden.'ve been on the front line throughout the pandemic. it will take place on the 5thjuly, the same date as the nhs in england was founded, 73 years ago. simonjones has more, and his report contains some flash photography. applause and cheering. emotional tributes to nhs workers, who've risen to the challenge of the coronavirus crisis. this was clap for carers — people coming out on their doorsteps near the start of the pandemic to thank the doctors, nurses and health staff who've made such a difference. bell tolls. now, st paul's cathedral is set to host a socially—distanced service on the 73rd anniversary of the foundation of the nhs. among those invited are may parsons, who administered the first covid vaccine in the world, outside of a trial, to margaret keenan. all done. and kathrine dawson, who credits doctors with saving the life of her and her baby. kathrine was 32 weeks pregnant when she contracted covid, and had to spend eight days on a ventilator. sometimes, i had some really da

a big shout out to harper high harper.ke and kennedy, no relation as far as i know. they are the dynamic duo best of friends brother and sister. let's see who abby's sense, look at this, abby is trying to figure out mouth trumpet monday. this picture keep on listening girl, that's in a great picture of cooper. what it my favorite cavern while inset and his friends pup the golden retriever. he loves pride, and bcb regarding, what a great group of cataracts think you'll so much of the highlight of my week thank you for much the best of your david feldman follow me on twitter and instagram @kennedynation, facebook @kennedyfbn, email kennedy@foxbusiness.com tonight jimmy failla, spike kona, jonas max ferris. game night make every day a kennedalia kenn-a-day. select dissolving into chaos, parents in loudoun county revolted against what they call woke school policies. the voice when it comes to children education for two people ending up in handcuffs in the confusion. joins us in moments. less britney spears about to break her s

he struck out six including bruce harper in his first career start.the sacramento kid allowed two runs and got first major league win 11-2 giants. they're in anaheim for two games starting tuesday. that is great stuff. oracle will be at full capacity next weekend for the battle of the bay. listen fans, if we are being honest who would have thought that battle would have involved two of the best teams in baseball. >> san francisco giants fans make our baseball games better. >> fans have had plenty to clear about 72 games into the season. did anybody see this coming? espn, an article entitled how did san francisco giants become the best team in baseball? >> surprise, surprise, surprise. >> no bigger surprise than crawford, posey, bell have 39 of the team's league leading 107 home runs. all three are expected to be free agents next season. look, they found the fountain of youth. >> it's really been a fun year, you know. obviously winning helps but even without that, i think we just have a great club house. >> a's looking to take the series in the bronx.

but found out harper's ferry, out of it. lincoln response was republican, condemned the acts, argued that john brown deserved to be hanged. but at the same time lincoln and republicans would focus the issue back to issue of slavery, if we don't do something about the problem we'll have more violence and john browns. that's the republican move of course that scared the you know what out of southerners who were already scared of lincoln and the republican party. so in a sense they're not that far apart. although there were no letters from abraham lincoln in john brown's trunk which there were for douglass why there was a posse trying to capture him. >> would you think it's fair to say they both feared effects of the raid getting the south to dig in heels further and move it further towards secession? >> possibly lincoln feared that more than douglass did. douglass had long yearned for some kind of break, action, something to force a collision and conflict between north and south to lead so some kind of sanctioned violence. iro

and then we want resources in order to flourish. >> vanessa hall harper, thank you very much. >> thankillions of lgbtq americans are celebrating the start of pride month florida's governor ron desantis just signed a ban on transgender athletes in girls and women's sports. the governor says the new law is biased on biology and not ideology claiming it ensures fairness for women athletes but advocates are calling the transgender athlete ban part of a wide ranging education bill an attack on transgender youth. >>> coming up next, an asian woman attacked on the streets of new york city, you're going to see the disturbing video that has police calling for hate crimes charges. (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. at aspen dental, today is the day to take back your smile. why wait? we're here nights, weekends and right now, to give you exceptional care and 20% off your treatment plan. new patients, t

that's avery harper. tune in to "this week." george stephanopoulos has an interview with the facebook executive nick clegg and he's going to be talking about trump's suspension from the platform. george will speak with the commerce secretary gina raimondo about the latest on the heated and ongoing infrastructure negotiations. eva over to you. >>> a frightening scene on new york city's east river. more than 100 passengers had to cramable off this ferry as water was being taken on. trevor ault has more. >> reporter: passengers speaking out after being rescued from this ferrari that crashed into the brooklyn shore. >> i saw this concrete out the window and we went bang, straight into it. >> reporter: first responders with the fdny and the coast guard rushing to the scene, using cherry pickers to evacuate passengers. the sea streak ferry shuttling more than 100 people from new jersey to manhattan saying the commodore experienced a mechanical issue that caused the vessel to lose power. one passenger david osborne heard the initial cr

a warning over button batteries from the mum of two—year—old harper lee — who tragically died after swallowingctually found that the moat without the button battery in, so i turned it around and itjust come out! it won't even secure. —— the remote. a service of thanksgiving will be held at st paul's cathedral next month to recognise the work of nhs staff who have been on the front line throughout the pandemic. and coming up this hour.... after missing out in 2020 — wimbledon is back on the grass courts of the all england club. the health secretary, sajid javid, is straight to work in his newjob this morning following matt hancock's weekend resignation. first, he'll be meeting nhs staff and this afternoon he'll address the commons — updating mps on plans for lifting the last coronavirus restrictions in england. the reopening was pushed back to the 19th ofjuly because of rising cases of the delta variant, but borisjohnson said progress would be reviewed after two weeks — and that the date could be brought forward. in the meantime, the number of new coronavirus cases across the uk has continued t

janice harper says she put on her hazard lights to show she was looking for a place to stop. she wasn't seriously hurt. her baby, now four months old, is fine but she's suing the police. also tonight, the wife of the mexican drug lord known as el chapo could be facing life behind bars. emma coronel aispuro pleaded guilty today here in washington to helping her husband run his multibillion-dollar drug empire. el chapo is serving a life sentence in colorado's super max prison. in austin, texas, tonight, four people are lucky to be back on land after they nearly went over a dam in a boat. when rescuers got to the scene, the boat was hanging over the 36-foot dam. first responders tied the boat to a rescue boat and they were able to pull them back to open water. nobody was hurt. all right, up next, spectacular views of today's ring of fire eclipse. eclipse. >> o'don >> o'donnell: early risers in the east were singing that great john cash song "ring of fire" as as the sun, earth, and moon aligned for what was called the ring of fire eclipse. these are some of the spectacular shots.