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 westh street until 1 with an additional week for publication and production for publication, the dramatic and detail thed illustration captured the scale of the asylum's grounds fronting fifth avennd 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 engr

holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in its 17th year of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message, it's really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place in last place. if you've done everything you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's per pective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so manyo negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying their best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that sometimes it you can't. not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has.

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louis harper. >> read it with me. if you'd like brady at mill breeze, meadows elementary, what is 6 s? >> that's easy to see is trying the best. you can be. a special assembly is underway a sure hand. are you ever afraid to fail? holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in its 17th year of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message is really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place in last place. if you've done everything that you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying your best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you ju

mr harper ? working, is it? mr harper?olling, but look, the plan we've got is working . we've set out the prime working. we've set out the prime minister, set out a number of commitments. the first was commitments. the first one was to level of to drive down the level of inflation. we have absolutely done that. and it's now forecast to fall even further as we get the next few months . and the the next few months. and the other commitment was on stopping the boats. and in fact, tomorrow in parliament, conservative mps will have the opportunity to vote down all of the amendments passed in the house of lords by labour peers attempting to weaken that legislation . and weaken that legislation. and we'll have the opportunity to make sure we can strengthen it again , okay, and give us the again, okay, and give us the ability to get those flights to off rwanda. what's your prediction of organised prediction of the organised crime groups trafficking people over the channel? >> will those flights take >> when will those flights take

holding the microphone is peanut louie harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in itsf empowering children. >> starting with this simple message, it's really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place in last place. if you've done everything you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective, lou. harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying their best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that sometimes it you can't. not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has. and you can l

harold. >> harper, you ready yes! basketball game. ringing the bell celebrating the end of a two-year-long battle with leukemia both teams uniting to cheer her on take me back to that night at the basketball game. >> i couldn't anticipation the energy and the enthusiasm. the place erupted. i was over in the corner, just weeping. because it was just so emotional. >> it was so much fun. everybody was chanting my name, and it was awesome >> for this family, it's a moving reminder of the power of community. >> i think for me the message is knowing that, with the right people beside you, you can soldier on and get through the really hard things >> and harper's created a foundation called harper's home, to help create housing for families traveling to duke for medical treatment. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday, i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. and good night >>> right now at 6:00, people in sierra not getting much time to dig themselves out. we're still tracking that snowstorm that

holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in itsyear of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message, it's really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place in last place. if you've done everything you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousunds of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying their best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that sometimes it you can't. not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has. and yo

but mark harper... and it's a classic political trick that newscasters will understand.s it can be useful to get through interviews, not to know the facts. but we know, and smart newscasters and listeners and viewers know very well, how frustrating that is because they can see that it's plausible deniability. i don't know the answer. it's not myjob to know. here's another plausible deniability question — when, if at all, will diane abbott get the labour whip back? which i heard at the rally i went to on her behalf in hackney this weekend, people were saying, give the whip back. now she had the whip removed because of an anti—semitism inquiry into the letter she wrote to the observer, for which she apologised 11 months ago. so it's been a long independent inquiry, but is it a question for keir starmer because two wrongs don't make a right. will she get the whip back? is that a live question this week? it's absolutely a live question this week. and we sanonathan ashworth, who was speaking for labour this morning, basically playing snapsies with mark harper because he sat t

holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in its17th year of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message, it's really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place or last place. if you've done everything you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negat ve definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying their best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that sometimes it you it's not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has. and

holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in its7th year of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message, it's really about just trying your best, no mattir if your first place last place. if you've done everything you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying their best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that sometimes it you can't. it's not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has.

join jimmy and his guests - angela bassett noel fielding, musical guest, mitch rowland featuring ben harpernd the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1939 >> tariq: and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, come on. that's a hot crowd [ cheers and applause good to see you, tariq thank you very much. enjoy yourself enjoy yourself welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. [ cheers and applause you're here. you made it. thank you for watching well guys, everyone is talking about this - today, the house passed a bill that would essentially ban tiktok [ booing ] can you imagine if tiktok was banned i mean, just picture lying down in bed and then actually going to bed you know what i'm saying [ laughter and applause apparently congress is scared that tiktok is spying on us. then alexa was like -- >> yeah, tiktok. [ laughter ] that's the one who's spying on you. ban it ban it >> jimmy: okay, thank you, thank you, alexa [ cheers and applause well, apparently both democrats and republicans are worried that china will steal the secrets

the transport secretary mark harper talking i secretary mark harper talking earlier to laura kuenssbergt vladimir putin on the final day of voting in the presidential elections. a mother's plea for her son — as the families of 130 israeli hostages being held in gaza urge the government to broker a deal to free them, before it's too late. as gangs tighten their grip over haiti's capital, the us says it's chartering a plane to evacuate its civilians from the north. a state of emergency in iceland, after a fourth volcanic eruption in as many months. the village of grindavik is evacuated, only weeks after residents were allowed to return. and steve harley, the frontman of cockney rebel, has died at the age of 73. hello, i'm lauren taylor. we start with a focus on the election in russia — and bring you these live pictures from berlin where yulia navalnaya, the wife of the late opposition leader, is protesting against the vote taking place in russia. voting has entered its third and final day for the country's presidential election, which is certain to hand

holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in itsring children. >> starting with this simple message is really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place in last place. if you've done everything that you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying your best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that sometimes it you can't. not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has. and you can learn f

holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in itsh year of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message is really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place in last place. if you've done everything that you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's per pective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying your best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that sometimes it you can't. not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has. and

holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in its 17th year of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message, it's really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place last place. if you've done everything you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying their best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that sometimes it you can't. it's not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has

harper spoke about. there is a lot not being decided today. the draft plan doesn't include detailed design of coastal flood defenses of streets near the water's edge, open space, utility infrastructure or the timing and sequencing of construction activities and we don't yet have a plan for the city's local match requirement that 35 percent. those things will all be developed in later stages of the effort with robust public input. this slide really summarizes what is in the draft plan. the yellow, orange band you see on the slide from heron's head park up to telegraph hill, shows where we propose to elevate the shoreline to address a foot and a half to 3 and a half feet of sea level rise, and also include ground improvements or other improvements to stabilize the shoreline. in green you see areas where the plan proposes engineering with nature features as part of the adaptation plan. in red, we got a series of really gorgeous historic structures in the embarcadero historic district that straddle the shoreline that need to be adapted to the high

mr harper says. unlike laboun years. mr harper says.ives have a plan to deliver for the country. >> we've got to show them by the time of the election two things we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got a plan. the plan is working and it's delivering for them, and i think we can see that it them, and i think we can see thatitis them, and i think we can see that it is on inflation and on taxes . we've also then got to taxes. we've also then got to show the labour party show them that the labour party doesn't have a plan and will be a big risk. for example, we know the labour party wants to spend £28 billion on their green plan. they've hidden the price tag now, but they don't know how to pay now, but they don't know how to pay for it. that would mean taxes going up. >> however, shadow paymaster general jonathan ashworth told gb news the government's priorities are all wrong. >> rishi sunak he's not acting in the national interest. it's reckless, it's irresponsible. he should name the d

mr harper says unlike laboun years.servatives have a plan on delivering for the country. the widow of the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has been cheered by voters outside the russian embassy in berlin. yulia navalny was protesting on the final day of voting for the country's next president , of voting for the country's next president, vladimir putin, who's beenin president, vladimir putin, who's been in power as either prime minister or president since 1999, is almost certain to win another six year term with a landslide victory . the election landslide victory. the election comes just two years since russia's invasion of ukraine. there have been reports of arrests in russia. work on the m25 in surrey is on schedule to reopen for monday morning rush houn reopen for monday morning rush hour, and national highways says good progress has been made after unprecedented closures. motorists reported miles of tailback yesterday on the approach to the five mile closure between junctions ten and 11 in surrey, and ste

and mr harper says unlike laboun and mr harper says unlike labour, they're conservatives have a plan on delivering for the country . the country. >> you've got to show them by the time of the election two things we've got to show them that we've got a plan. the plan is working and it's delivering for them. and i think we can see that it for them. and i think we can see thatitis for them. and i think we can see that it is on inflation and on taxes . we've also then got to taxes. we've also then got to show them that the labour party doesn't have a plan and will be a big risk. for example, we know the labour party wants to spend £28 billion on their green plan. they've hidden the price tag now, but they don't know how to pay now, but they don't know how to pay for it. that would mean taxes going up . taxes going up. >> drivers have been dealing with more disruption on the third day of the m25 closure, amid reports of three mile long tailbacks, a five mile stretch between junctions ten and ii and surrey has been closed since friday night so a bridge could be demolished. national highway

transport secretary mark harper says rishi sunak will lead the tories into the next election. it comes after senior tories were reported to have attempted to downplay claims of a conservative plot to replace the prime minister with penny mordaunt. the move would mean a fourth leader of the party in just five years. mr harper says that, unlike labour, the conservatives have a plan on delivering for the country. >> you've got to show them by the time of the election two things we've got to show them that we've got a plan. the plan is working and it's delivering for them, and i think we can see that is on inflation and on that it is on inflation and on taxes. we've also then got to show that labour party show them that the labour party doesn't have a plan and will be a big risk. for example , we know a big risk. for example, we know the labour party wants to spend £28 billion on their green plan. they've hidden the price tag now, but they don't know how to pay now, but they don't know how to pay for it. that would mean taxes going up, but shadow paymaster general jonathan ashwort

again, that harper for kids so big. congratulations again to peanut on being named the winner of our remarkable women contest. all right. take a look at this. the oakland zoo is expanding its flamingo flocks 7 pink feathered females from san diego are now part of the crew. zoo says the new additions encourage natural social behaviors such as flamboyance, which is a term used for a group of dancing flamingos. funds way to describe that. and a group of 3 endangered turtle species later record a count at a conservation facility in australia. a total of 108 eggs were cared for inside the facilities. incubate a room over the last 2 months. and as they hatch, the baby turtles will be cared for at the facility until they are mature enough to be released into the wild. wow. that is so all right. taking a look at weather right now. we obviously have the rain to contend with today. everybody. rainy weekend ahead. really and a cool one as well. but we do have the sunshine coming in next week. so get ready for some sunny. >> times

this is the harper's weekly -- interesting, harper's weekly journal of civilization. but on the cover there's this fat, fat guy, and and that is william maher tweed, the tweed of the tweed ring. to this day, certainly for historians, he's a kind of a symbol of corrupt urban politics. william maher tweed was popularly known as boss ted boss meaning that he was the bos of politics -- boss of politics in new york. he was the one who called the shots due to his position in tammany hall. interestingly here, even though some people might associate tweed, tweediness with some irish clothing, tweed was not himself irish -- he was neither irish nor catholic. he was an immigrant, however. he was the son of immigrants, but immigrants of a scot presbyterian background. i don't know how much history you all know, but back in the old -- in ireland, there is no sharper conflict between irish catholic ares and scot everybody presbyterians. scottish. they were sworn enemies in the world world. and it's -- old world. and it's not like those battle lines completely disappeared in the ne

hello, i'm robert mackenzie at the harper library of the university of chicago. almostre. like every family, the united states has suffered one of the great evils of our time inflation. spiraling prices, bring unemployment and threaten to whole people. well, now we've all agonized about this problem. milton friedman has spent many years analyzing it, and he's convinced he understands the cure. as you'll see in this film. the sierra nevadas in california, 10,000 feet above sea level in the winter, temperatures dropo 40 below zero. in the summer, the place bakes in the thin mountain air in this unlikelyn of bodie spring up in day. bodie was filled with prostitute drunkards and colorful history e american west west. is. a century ago this was a town of 10,000 people. what brought themgold if this w, people would be scrambling for it. a series gold strikes throughout the west brought people from all over the world all kinds of people. they came here for one purpose and one purpose only to strike rich quick. but in the process, they built cities in have of building a city gold

and we heard from harper , the transport from mark harper, the transport secretary, the weekend, secretarying flights saying he hopes that flights will take off this spring. i mean, we're the spring, but mean, we're in the spring, but he's sort of suggesting would he's sort of suggesting it would be june time . will be around may, june time. will it work or will it just face constant legal challenge in the courts? >> well, i think the major challenge that it faces , if it challenge that it faces, if it is, passed and it's likely to be given the majority , is that, the given the majority, is that, the bill as it, as it sets out, does not exclude, applications directly to the european court of human rights. and there are two pretty clear avenues. one is one what's called article 13, which is the right to an effective remedy. and the other one is the underlying that the people will be badly treated when they get to rwanda . and when they get to rwanda. and those are not excluded by the bill itself. so yeah, this was the problem that the right wingers had because they did want to exclude any s

hello, i'm robert mackenzie at the harper library of the university of chicago. almost everyone here. like every family, the united states has suffered one of the great evils of our time inflation. spiraling prices, bring unemployment and threaten to undermine the savings of the whole people. well, now we've all agonized about this problem. milton friedman has spent many years analyzing it, and he's convinced he understands the cure. as you'll see in this film. the sierra nevadas in california, 10,000 feet above sea level in the winter, temperatures drop to 40 below zero. in the summer, the place bakes in the thin mountain air in this unlikely spot, the town of bodie spring up in day. bodie was filled with prostitute drunkards and gamblers, part of the colorful history of the american west west. is. a century ago this was a town of 10,000 people. what brought them here? gold if this were real gold, people would be scrambling for it. a series gold strikes throughout the west brought people from all over the world all kinds of people. they came here for one purpose

the conservative cabinet minister and transport secretary, mark harper, spoke to laura kuennsberg, oner sunday morning programme, she asked him whether frank hester�*s comments were racist. did you think these comments were racist? yes, look, the prime minister made it very clear at prime minister's questions on wednesday that they were racist. it took him some time to do that. did you think straight they were racist? you said it took an age in political terms but it didn't take long at all, the prime minister said it on wednesday and his spokesperson was clear the day before that they were racist comments and unacceptable. and frank hester apologised for those comments. that isn't what happened initially, it did take some time for downing street to say these comments were racist. they were rather dancing around the issue. in fact, until your cabinet colleague kemi badenoch said online that these were clearly racist, that was not what downing street was saying on the record. i'm sure people wanted to make sure and check the facts. the newspaper reports things and you want to check the

michele harper. dr. is an award winning physician. new york&:ally recognized speaker whose work centers on individual healing social justice. her breaking, was a new york times book. so now, please me in welcoming to politics and prose dr. jen gunter and dr. michele harper. e.hello, everybody my interest s like open up and talk about it and hello now which which microphone do you all want to see for this? both oh, okay. let's keep our own show here. that's wonderful. i take it on the road as well. lovely to be here with you to meet in person and to be here with all of you as well. jen you know, i think i'm going to start with an open question. when you were thinking about this book on bloodm4■@ --, an excellent resource for, all of us, when it comes to the reasons why we bleed the reasons why we would have painful how to control the bleeding all the way to contraception and abortion. what inspiredite this book so? i'll be honest. first of all, i decided to book deals, so i had to have a second book just full disclosure. bu when i was

transport secretary mark harper says rishi sunak will lead the tories into the next election.enior conservatives have been attempting to downplay claims of attempting to downplay claims of a tory plot to replace the prime minister with penny mordaunt. it would mean a fourth leader of the party in just five years, mr harper says unlike labour, the conservatives do a plan to conservatives do have a plan to deliver for the country. >> we've got to show them by the time of the election two things we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got a plan. the plan is working and it's delivering for them, and i think we can see that it them, and i think we can see thatitis them, and i think we can see that it is on inflation and on taxes. we've also then got to show them that the party show them that the labour party doesn't plan and will be doesn't have a plan and will be a big risk. for example, we know the party wants to spend the labour party wants to spend £28 their plan . £28 billion on their green plan. they've hidden the price tag n

his death gained public attention in april after harper released photos of his fandy co.ent of justice cited thompson's death when announcing an investigation into jail conditions in fulton county that was back in august of last year. go ahead, michele. guest: thank you for raising that. that incident,g the man of the fulton county jail, there is no excuse for anything like that. it was an absolute horror story. think it is reflective of very deep-seated problems in the fulton county jail. the lack of supervision and frankly the lack of caring. yeah. just horrible. as for the comments people make about sexual assault, is also thoroughly unacceptable under any circumstances. fortunately in this country there is a changing where corrections professionals understand this is not except of. we have the prison rape eliminatn over the country. it has sought to really change the way we protect people inside. we identifyally assaulted, those at risk of being perpetrators. there are no protocols on how to deal with that. that said, there is far too much sexual assault going on insi

this is lisa harper's training. you remember lisa harper, the debutante? i loved these photos. training at the farm, which is the cia's fabled, fabled training facility in in virginia. you can see her right there in the middle. you can see her into disguis in disguise class in the middle. and so the women over a of years would fight these stereotypes. oh, that women won't travel and important a really important part of the book to was was commemorating the service of wives of unpaid spouses both for the cia for the u.s. state depament. this oirley sulak, who traveled her case officer husband to moscow the women, were expected to serve to fully serve the cia unpaid to help their with the tradecraft that has to be done on the streets with retrieving messages as with meeting with with assad. that's shirley was an enthusiastic and very very intrepid and very very effective cia spouse and so that those are some of my favorite chapters in the book so you can see that women the course of decades would would work to disprove these these stereotypes. this was the woman who tracked down