harper's weekly introduced in 1857 and once more began the most republican of the pictorial weeklies did not credit the 22-year-old thomas nast as the source of several of its illustrations. we know, however, that he returned to the city on july 12th from a frustrated effort to cover the battle of gettysburg. and years later he told his bioer if that he had witnessed -- biographer that he had witnessed and sketched some of the violent events. if any of the 11 harper's engravings of the riot were basedded on nast's work, it was the full-page illustration featured in the august 1st issue. nast knew the asylum neighborhood well having lived on west 44th street until 1862. with an additional week for publication and production for tail thed illustrationtic and captured the scale of the asylum's grounds fronting fifth avenue was more evocative of the events than the pictures in leslie's and the illustrated news. its delineation of the rioters and victims and the narrative it conveyed, however, was less reliable. in accordance with the story-telling strategies of news engravers, the pictur

the rioters in harper's weekly's physical trades as did ther frequentched metropolitan police. bu occasionally, there were notable differences in appearancehat drew attention to variations among the rioters that were rarely reported in the daily press. for example, the grisly harper's weekly engraving of a thursday scene at 22nd street and first avenue showed ragged women and children around the body of a dead sergeant. the physiology of these figures aligned with the deavenuety of their acts, their behavior and look merging into the ensemble that denoted rioting women in general as bad as unsexed and as amazons. the link between these women's appearance and immorality was surely not lost on the weekly's largely republican readership. but their rags and the alien atures also designated them as the most deaths do you want and usually least -- deaths doou want and usually least physical of the city's poor. destitute. the second installment of riot institutions in frank leslie's provided readers with more distinctions among the rioters. in the august 1st issue, two pictures in les

a week later in the july 4th harper's weekly, they viewed in mississippi. the battle of -- during the following week, pictures of pennsylvania blacks mobilizing to defend the north from robert e. lee's invading confederate forces and a scene of stalwart new york african-american volunteers a heading to a recruitment office were prominently displayed as full-page images in harper's weekly and the new york illustrated news. the latter engraving was all the the more strike thing in light of the incendiary pictorial report inhat newspaper following the emancipation proclamation in january, a full-page fifth avenuecene showing aluent black nice new nw yorkers common deering the sidewalk as awehey, quote, ignored the privileges of their why not breat remember, unquote -- brent remember, quote. moreover, in the aftermath of th riots, the sacrifice and bravery of black soldiers was for depicted in fort wagner, south carolina. and the cover of the august 15thish hsu of the -- issue of the new york illustrated news depicted the capture of a confederate near buford if

he'll harper, candidate for u.s. senate for michigan.t's all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight, on all. in >> my office will seek a speedy rebuttal in this matter consistent with public interest in the rights of the accused. >> the undated ex president lays his cards on the table. delay the trial indefinitely, when the white house, and dismiss the charges. >> if trump becomes president, he gets to appoint the new attorney general, who could dismiss the case altogether. i think the ultimate goal here. >> meanwhile, in fulton county

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phil harper from michigan.running, for people like my son and kennedy sands, all the great people of michigan who deserve bold leadership. you know, we have the amazing senators stepping down and this state needs bold leadership to continue to double down on the work that we have seen the triple blue do in our state capital, where they've done so much good work, rebuilding the water infrastructure, expanding voting rights, we need that in washington d.c. as well. >> you know, for many people who have followed your career know that you have done a great deal of activism in michigan it particular as well. but many people know you as an actor, and obviously there has been very famous actors before, who's become the president of the united states. we can name one in the last 30 or 40 years at least. but to people see you, they will identify the creative work you are doing, what are you intending to do to expand peoples idea of who hill harper is and who he can be for michigan? >> i think that is the question, it is

harper. there was a fringe theory called independent state legislature which ended up not being so fringe because a lot of states, republican-led states, were seriously considering it. whereas where the legislature could throw the election results out and not have to deal with the state's own courts in essentially deciding who in that state won an election. and this was significant because in a way, i wonder whether it would ever come to the supreme court in the first place, even 10 years ago. but that it batted down this fringe theory, does take away some republican legislatures' ability to call the election results in their states no matter what the voters voted for. rick: so i would say, i've been talking about election cases for 25 years with people like you and this is the most complicated one of them all. let me take a minute and try to explain what this is all about. because there's a lot of misunderstanding about this case. so the constitution says that when it comes to congressional

there are several of them this one is more versus harper.ere is a french theory called independent state legislature. ended up not being so french because a lot of states were republican-led states were seriously considering it. the legislature could vitiate the election results, throw them out and not have to deal the states own courts and essentially deciding who want an election a. this is significant because in a way ila wonder if it ever come o the supreme court in the first place even 10 years ago. i batted down the theory to call the election results to matter what they voted for. >> i can talk about cases for 25 years. with people like you. this is the most complicated one of them all but let me take a minute and try to explain what this is all about. there's a lot of misunderstanding about this case. the constitution says that when it comes to congressional elections, state legislatures get to set the, rules. subject to congress o override. and for presidential elections the state elections good to set the rules. that's article two

. >> reporter: baby harper's entrance into the world was anything but run of the mill. the birth story has been viewed more than a million times on tiktok. it started when her mom was sent home from the hospital five centimeters dilated. only to give birth in her bathroom less than 30 minutes later, when the baby just couldn't wait. >> grabbed a towel from my towel rack and put it on the floor for cushion. within a few seconds after feeling her head, she -- i pushed, i just couldn't help it, you had to, and i caught her. i was in there by myself. my husband went to get his phone. it happened that fast. >> reporter: baby harper's dad ran to his truck to grab his phone. by the time he got back, the baby was out. he did what he could. >> i was scared the baby was stillborn because of the color. she wasn't breathing at first or crying. she wasn't making any noise. i started hitting her back to get her to cry at least. >> reporter: the 911 dispatcher instructed dad to tie off the umbilical cord. >> i didn't have strong by me. i looked down. i had a shoelace. i cut my shoelac

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by mark harper, the secretary, for congratulated by mark harper, the a secretary, for congratulatedated by mark harper, the a so—called fantastic job. doing a so—called fantastic job. i you know, like i mean, you know, rather like the boss of natwest. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, you know, i understand in those circumstances, you have to and say, oh, you've to be polite and say, oh, you've done job. done a good job. >> but mean, i think that >> but i mean, i think that takes biscuit, doesn't it? takes the biscuit, doesn't it? i mean, there's huge amounts of taxpayers money just sloshing around here and i think, my goodness, doesn't give goodness, if this doesn't give us intervene now, what us reason to intervene now, what will and the labour party, what do to say on hs2? do they have to say on hs2? well, i'm really hearing well, i'm not really hearing much from the labour party ehhen much from the labour party either, you know, either, but i think, you know, whether conservatives, either, but i think, you know, whetheone, conservatives, either, but i think, you know, whetheone, some�*rv

by mark harper, the secretary, for congratulated by mark harper, the a secretary, for congratulatedated by mark harper, the a so—called fantastic job. doing a so—called fantastic job. i you know, like i mean, you know, rather like the boss of natwest. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, you know, i understand in those circumstances, you have to and say, oh, you've to be polite and say, oh, you've done job. done a good job. >> but mean, i think that >> but i mean, i think that takes biscuit, doesn't it? takes the biscuit, doesn't it? i mean, there's huge amounts of taxpayers money just sloshing around here and i think, my goodness, doesn't give goodness, if this doesn't give us intervene now, what us reason to intervene now, what will and the labour party, what do to say on hs2? do they have to say on hs2? well, i'm really hearing well, i'm not really hearing much from the labour party ehhen much from the labour party either, you know, either, but i think, you know, whether conservatives, either, but i think, you know, whetheone, conservatives, either, but i think, you know, whetheone, some�*rv

took mom and baby harper to the hospital. the couple says those firefighters are now harper's unofficial uncles. i love that. >>> happening today, thrive city hosting its first-ever positively summer series. pet friendly activities include a pup park and other social events where you can connect with other pet owners. that starts at 10:00 a.m. right outside of chase center. >>> and if you are looking for other events to attend this weekend, our mikey knowway has you covered in this weekend's "calendar." >> reporter: good morning. busy with a big tradition in my life. the festival for mountains where my mom founded family's roots. the obon festival. and free parking on the campus. all welcome to sgloin our traditional dancing nightly to celebrate memory of ancestors and shave ice. a good weekend for that. not just mountain view. east bay option as well. a similar celebration across the bay in southern alameda county. a/k/a union city. my family and i worked and played there, too, celebrating the same great tradition but with d

doctors just told her to relax while she waits for her body to be ready for birth, but then, baby harperarently had other plans, because she arrived 30 minutes later. >> i think it is crazy and i never expected anything to happen like this. you see this stuff on like tv, or on videos, but you never expect it to be you. >> vacaville firefighters arrived a couple of minutes later, took mom and baby to the hospital, and the couple says those firefighters are now harper's unofficial uncles. >> very nice. >>> what a long, strange trip it has been. the end of an era for many musicians. and company, the grateful dead spinoff band is closing out its final tour. >>> tonight, right it all started. san francisco, here at the bay area, the first of three shows there. the last two are this weekend. the band form back in 2015 is led by grateful dead members, bob weir, and mickey hart, the lead singer, jerry garcia, died many years ago. lots of people, deadheads young and old, at the ballpark tonight to watch this legendary bay area band. >> special night for the weekend for sure. >>> obviously, people

the case moore versus harper. - right. - this will determine the validity of a legal idea called the independent state legislature theory. the theory says that the state legislature has an unlimited independent power to set election rules without being subject to review by state courts. conservative lawyer, former judge michael luttig says that moore v. harper is, quote, "the single most important case for american democracy since the founding of the nation". is there merit to that statement, david? - i will say it's extremely important. i'm not going to go to the founding of the nation, but it is extremely important because we're going to be moving into a 2024 cycle where if, let's say donald trump loses again narrowly, this issue is going to be front and center in the united states of america. and i don't think it's an overstatement to say that there are circumstances in which literally the continued unity and social peace of the country uld depend on the outcome of the independent state legislature doctrine. so this is, judge luttig was right, this is massively important. i don't

in the original case, known as moore versus harper, voters in north carolina sued the republican-ledap was unconstitutional. state lawmakers cited the independents legislator theory in their defense. and they basically argued that state courts do not have that power to rule on matters relating to federal elections. now that fringe theory by the way, is exactly the same one that trump aligned lawyer john eastman tried to use to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. yet, in a 63 decision this week, the supreme court ruled that state legislatures do not have unchecked power over election rules in this country. meaning that the court actually made it harder for republicans, and specifically someone like a donald trump, to overturn the 2024 election results. and that's undoubtedly good news for our democracy. but those celebrating this surprise ruling should not get too comfortable. the conservative court only ruled against the most extreme version of the independent state legislator theory. in fact, they actually left the door open for more legal challenges down the road. in t

union soldiers at harpers ferry in martinsburg. so lee will divide his army to capture these forces. a lot of maneuvering. eventually moving into position to capture the ferry clears the union soldiers out of martinsburg heads to hagerstown. all this of course talked about in special order 191. i'm going to get into the details of that because i would like to rather get into the battle itself. i'm sure most of you know it. there's their positions as they surround harpers ferry. of course, jackson is late, very difficult terrain to try to move into position. he's a couple of days late. mcclellan's reacted and moves to the battle of south mountain. for me, the two most important things i would tell you about the battle of south mountain. one is there were 6000 casualties. is there most of the folks that visit the park have no idea. i've never even heard of the battle of south mountain. that is a very significant number, obviously. second thing for me, what i think is critical about south mountain, the union army drove southerners rig

at issue in moore versus harper was not the independent state legislature about the electors clause of the constitution. that was the issue in the 2020 presidential election. but the operative language in the two constitutional provisions is identical in all material respects, and therefore there is every reason to believe that the court will reject the independent legislature theory in the context of the electors clause. >> ok. just making sure everybody is muted for this discussion. go ahead. >> the independent state legislature was the centerpiece of president trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. in the final phase of the plan, it was the independent state legislature theory that would have permitted the state legislature to transmit fake electoral states for donald -- fake electoral slates for donald trump. that plan was always not simply illegal but unconstitutional. moore versus harper drove the nail in that coffin, so that is not even a plausible argument to make going forward into 2024. >> professor tribe? >> in driving the nail into that coffin, it also reenergized t

harper, thank you for joining us. i have known and work with you for a long time, as international action network. i've appreciated every time you joined our annual summit and convention. you've cast yourself in this race, as the most progressive candidate in the democratic field. currently dominated by three turn congresswoman lisa slotkin, a moderate democrat in a state that voted for donald trump in 2016, and then joe biden four years later. you are running on expanding social security, and affordable housing, reducing income inequality, and student debt. why do those issues make you the right candidate to represent michigan, right now? >> we'll look, thank you for this. and i've traveled all over this state for the last three or four months, meeting with folks, meeting with farmers, who are up in the middle east, upper peninsula, meeting with folks in the city in flint, saginaw, across detroit. and what's amazing, is those things you just talked about, are the very same things. people try to convince us that we ar

more versus harper is now and will forever be the most important case in american history for america's democracy. the twin reasons through the rejection of the independent state legislature theory, the court defined for the first time in history how federal congressional elections will be conducted hence going forward. it was not the independent state legislature theory provided to the electors because of the constitution. that was the issue in the 2020 presidential election. the operative language in the constitutional provisions is identical in all material respects and therefore, every reason to believe that the court will reject the independent legislature theory in the context of the electors clause. >> okay. okay. yeah, i am sorry. just shutting this off. just making sure everyone is muted for this discussion. go ahead, judge. >> yes. the legislature theory was the centerpiece of president trumps efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. in short, in the final phase of the plaintiff, it was the independent state legislature theory that went up permitted the state legisl

snofrmt hill harper is hoping to replace debbie stabenow. hill harper joins us now.or spending some time with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> i shouldn't say elise slotkin is the front-runner, but what do you say to michigan voters who nono elise slotkin and know you in television and what you can bring from a policy standpoint that she does not. >> there's something wonderful in michigan. have a triple blue leadership in lansing that i think has been doing a fantastic job pushing work for working families and doing wonderful work. the problem is here in michigan, a lot of folks don't believe that dc is working for them. they think dc is broken and they want representation that represents them, their values, a whonld they are. i think they see that in me. i've traveled all across the state. we have 83 countries here. it's a big state. met with folks up north, farmers, met with folks in the city here in detroit where i am right now. you hear a lot of the same things. a lot of problems with how they believe -- they don't see that their lives are being improved by

sony is postponing spidma grant reid smoke arring orlandoom and david harper of stranger thing's. >>> that is lebrjames' lou k postedis video his son playvideo just fi days after the incident. he called his son a man of many talents. released from the hospital on thursday and is undergoing tests >>> the millions jackpot is more than $1 million after nobody won the lalast night's drawing. >> this is the fifth time in the history of the game it has reached the billions. if someone to win tuesday the lump sum payment would be an estimated $527 million. this comes after $1.8 billion ticket was sold in l.a. it was the third largest jackpot and powerball history. >> good luck to everyone out there on that. good luck or bad luck with that. you are having good luck with the weather. >>> it's nice outside with good air quality and if you like to date you will like tomorrow. we see a similar spread of temperatures which you would like to see. 80s around san jose. blue skies and sunshine closer to francis whwe did client clothes t degrees a bit earlier and there is a look at your summer microcli

again, this is in the article in the harper's weekly. there. you know, these people can be assimilated society if we pay to educate them. and i think really what's interesting about that is this is not just an individual's experience of war. it really shows how the portrait of the power of these portraits can shape the nation's impact of war. how nation responds to the as well. so i'm going to talk a little bit about of my favorite subjects to talk about, and that is the dead letter office images. this is the nation coming to grips with the aftermath of the civil war and again, the power of portraits to sort of enact this response. these are these are called dead letter office images. and i will explain a little t about that. so the dead office is establishen 25, and it's located in washington, d.c. it, was designated to investigate under mail and its intent was to get this mail tots intended recipients dead letter. office clerks were exclusively granted by congress the ability to open the mail and examine its contents for clues as to its propo

and we had our first date was a roller skating party and ffa roller skating party in harper, kansas . >> the new sunflower field has drawn in people from all over kansas to take pictures and experience the state flower in full bloom. do the wilsons plan on making this a tradition? oh it's been fun. >> but i think one time is enough for us. someone. it's somebody else's turn. next year. >> something else to keep in mind is sunflower season is short. so these flowers will only be picture perfect for another 10 to 14 days in pratt abby ray kake news on your side o kake news. >> it is the sunflower state, kansas. you know, i'm from missouri, but i'm right next door. and so i spent a lot of time in kansas. i worked in topeka, kansas. that was my first tv job. >> a couple of facts about sunflowers, by the way. they're called sunflowers. and barkers. yes. they kind of sort of resemble the sun. but when they're young, they actually will turn to face the sun to grab as much sunlight as possible. so that's why you see some of them are facing different directions. but by the way, for a 50th wedd

harper: once jim brooks said to me, "i know there's a world of comedy in my wife's purse.n't access it." we've got to find some female writers for this show. did you crash the men's room? of course not. i went as somebody's guest. man: why do you think it's such a winner? i think because of the casting, and i think because of the writing. they don't sacrifice the character for the sake of a good joke. that effort to keep the female sensibility is what made it authentic and good. people would say, "you're just like me and my girlfriends." how can you gorge yourself like that and stay so skinny? i'm going crazy with hunger. well, eat something. i can't. i gotta lose 10 pounds by 8:30. freddie silverman, head of the network at the time, said, "valerie, listen, i'm going to spin you off, and i thought, "oh, my god, i'm fired," because spin-off is a term that was originated in the '70s. if we're gonna start living together, we gotta tell each other everything. okay, joe, i want to be married. rhoda and joe's wedding became a huge national event. 52 million people tuned in to se

you do have a challenger in hill harper, former actor who has come in.ow now that hill harper came in this month? >> well, there's lots of people in the race. to be fair to everybody, there are five other candidates. this is our system. we're a democracy. and so everybody gets to compete. six years ago today i was just starting out and running for the first time. never had thought about running. so i don't have a problem with anybody deciding to run. and the voters will get to decide. that's our system. >> all right. thank you so much. appreciate your time. >>> all right. the white house is slamming republican senator tommy tubervillle for holding up military promotions. but how are his constituents in alabama reacting? we'll take you there next. >> i'm pro life, i'm a conservative, but i really don't believe that he should hold up military promotions. >> i'm certain he would not compromise nor do i think he should. ♪ >>> a cascading effect of delayed promotions threatens to brain drain from the military. military families don't know where they will live

. >> grabbed a towel and put it underneath me and harper came out and i caught her. >> oh my gosh.ght her herself. mom and baby are perfectly healthy, but they wer billed for the first hospital trip and the ambulance who had to get them. they can't be happ about that. >>> it is not uncommon to hear about pets hiding out in car engines, but one man drove all the way to work with a bobcat under his hood. the big cat ha stowed away the entire time and made the trip just fine. fish and game workers sedated the bobcat and then returned it to the wild. >>> forget a giant screen tv. this is the machine you need fo your next super bowl party. the autocado can slice and pale 75 pounds of avocados at a time. >>> san francisco has always been a haven for hippies, but barefoot baseball? the trend taking over at >>> there is a new trend and yo will appreciate this because it is sports -related. it is happening at oracle park. barefoot baseball players, not during the game, which would probably be some kind of rule violation? the players are doin this before the game. they are getting grass unde

harper, urged them to cut cost.nior doctor in england have announced a four day walkout next month in an ongoing dispute over pay . the ongoing dispute over pay. the strikes are taking place from the 11th to the 15th of august in what's called the next round of monthly strike action from the bma . the union says is the bma. the union says it is for not the prime minister to decide negotiations are decide that negotiations are over before has even stepped over before he has even stepped in the room and the dispute will only end at the negotiating table . a record number of police table. a record number of police officers are quitting their jobs at forces in england and wales in the year to march. almost 5000 officers left after a voluntary resignation. that's the highest number since records began 16 years ago. up 32% since the year 2021 to 22. in the in the year 2021 to 22. in the in the latest 12 month period, 224 officers were also dismissed or had their contracts terminated . had their contracts terminated. and t

he feels harper is overpaid just like most quarterbacks and hurts those contracts don't hurt the team only so much money to go around. ask the running backs. danny said justin just got big money to be a wild card quarterback, while boom thinks it is a shame the chargers weren't able to do anything while herbert was on his rookie contract since now they won't be able to sign any free agents. bottom line, herbert is the highest paid quarterback for now, but it is only a matter of time until that changes with joe burrow likely to surpass that in the near future. great news for the bolts, for most of them who agree that it is a good signing for five more years. >> good news for people in l.a. who like football. i mean, there is room for two teams. three if you count the raiders. >> yeah, yeah. l.a. team. yeah. if you have ever seen justin play, especially up close and personal, he is fantastic. he's got, as we say, an arm.m. he has a a cannon f for a rm a. he's precise.e. he motivateses the team. he is j just a wonderfulul quarterbrback. >>>> when didid you realilize h didn't't want too b