there was an article in harper's. it was called louis scribner's magazine. every famous artist that was working in new york city did a a self-portrait of their studio at work. and kelly's naturally it was out outdoors, so he is actually sketching a horse from the rear a few friends are posing the horse and underneath it's it's written in the animal artist studio people took note one particular artist in europe saw that picture this is kelly's probably most famous sketch it's called the gilli boy. and usually you know, this was the day in illustrate newspapers they couldn't reprint photography. the artist still had draw the picture and then the engraver had to take the painting and make an engraving. this caused the engraver was named timothy cole actually. and when it was published inscribed ners, it really created a sensation and kelly was called by the art critics and all their papers were called kelly the founder of the new school of wood engraving. and, you know, it really had motion to it. there was motion in the sky, there's motion in the in the ground

he does not go back to harpers ferry. he hops over the mountains into the canal valley of west virginia. all right. so if you're jubal early and you've just secured lynchburg and you've saved the railroad town, this, that and the other, you've got three choices to make choice. one, stay in the valley, baby. sit it, make sure there's no other union threats. choice two, go back to lee. lee at this point is in is in petersburg. he could certainly use the help or choice three go north. it's a risky maneuver but everybody is aware of what's coming up in november. abraham lincoln is up for reelection in november. nobody yet knows who will run against him. right. the democratic national convention won't meet until august, but they know somebody. and so if if the confederacy and jubal early can make this war even more costly and even more embarrassing to the lincoln administration, who knows what happens, right? the u.s. senate has just passed the 13th amendment in april of 1864. what would a confederate victory look like in repe

my name is julie park and 72 harper street is my home. those who don't know me, i lived in san francisco over 20 years as my husband tom mcdonald here with me today. growing up my family moved around a lot. we didn't live in the same house, apartment or town for more then 2, 3 years at a time so it is a childhood dream to live in one place, one city one home and for that dream is san francisco and for me that dream is 72 harper so thank you for listening to us today. i want to iterate, this is a home for my family. the base lt is made into a step 3adu for tom's mobility impaired parent who like to live with us. the first floor is living dining kitchen space and the second floor 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms for us and our children. again, this is a family for my home or home for my family i should say. this is typical code compliant project in sf. we are requesting zero variances, zero conditional use authorization. under the central neighborhood large home district ordinance, we are actually allowed up to a 15 percent increase in square footage

in that clip there, mark harper mentioned angela rayner, labour's deputy leader.r at prime minister's questions this week and she described rishi sunak as a "pint—sized loser". are we really in a place where it's ok to take the mickey out of someone's height now? ithink, you know, angela rayner has been called many, many things herself by the conservatives. yeah, which is bad, but that doesn't mean it's right for her to do it. i'm sure she could have thought of much worse. look, it was a light—hearted jibe and i'm sure rishi doesn't take it particularly personally. i think it is the cut and thrust of prime minister's questions and i think she really held her own in the face of some pretty full—on attacks from the tories herself. the last one for me, and it's a bit of a curveball... a clip has gone viral in the last few days of your colleague, darrenjones, shadow chief secretary to the treasury, on a radio station panel show where he doesn't know the answer to a question. instead of blagging it, he goes, "oh, i don't know the answer to that". and a few minutes late

my name is julie park and 72 harper street is my home. those who don't know me, i lived in san francisco over 20 years as my husband tom mcdonald here with me today. growing up my family moved around a lot. we didn't live in the same house, apartment or town for more then 2, 3 years at a time so it is a childhood dream to live in one place, one city one home and for that dream is san francisco and for me that dream is 72 harper so thank you for listening to us today. i want to iterate, this is a home for my family. the base lt is made into a step 3adu for tom's mobility impaired parent who like to live with us. the first floor is living dining kitchen space and the second floor 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms for us and our children. again, this is a family for my home or home for my family i should say. this is typical code compliant project in sf. we are requesting zero variances, zero conditional use authorization. under the central neighborhood large home district ordinance, we are actually allowed up to a 15 percent increase in square footage

a mum to two—year—old harper.t, you know, i'd have to hang up the boots before i started a family. it's all i thought about. i dreamt about it. i just knew that there was something missing. and i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks later, i was pregnant. and then after i had it, all i thought about is getting back to the game. i felt like i loved it more than i ever had before. and having harper on the sideline, just it made me become more proud. gorry was back playing three months after giving birth and last summer walked out for australia at the world cup. she was one of the players of the tournament. but life's not been without its challenges. the amount of things to do before you got out of the house just to get to training was insane. you just didn't think that you'd be able to get through it. and i was breast—feeding her until she was about a year old, so that was hard trying to juggle that as well. but i had no doubt in my body, that definitely was a challenge for me. i knew i could, you know, i went throu

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

next, baseball star bryce harper came back to work and brought his dad strength with him. >> harper missedh of his third child. he came back yesterday and he hit a home run. it is the second time he's gone deep when returning from paternity leave. finally, an unexpected delay on the golf course. >> check out the gator at the tee box on the 17th hole during the zurich classic. the slow moving reptile delayed sam stevens shot for seven minutes. >> it's a little gator. >> it's a little gator. >> gators are when migraine strikes you're faced with a choice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrelvy, there's another option. one dose works fast to eliminate migraine pain treat it anytime, anywhere. without worrying where you are or if it's too late. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. migraine pain relief starts with u. ask about ubrelvy. learn how abbvie could help you save. these new menu items at panera are perfect tens. they're also each u

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a mum to two—year—old harper.of thought, you know, i'd have to hang up the boots before i started a family. it's all i thought about. i dreamt about it. i just knew that there was something missing. and i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks later i was pregnant. and then after i had her, all i thought about is getting back to the game. ifelt like i loved it more than i ever had before. and having harper on the sideline, just it made me become more proud. she was back playing three months after giving birth and last summer walked out for australia at the world cup. she was one of the players of the tournament, but life's not been without its challenges. the amount of things you have to do before you got out of the house just to get to training was insane. you just didn't think that you'd be able to get through it. and i was breastfeeding her until she was about a —year—old, so that was hard trying to juggle that as well. but i had no doubt in my body that definitely wasn't a challenge for me. i knew i could, you k

a mum to two—year—old harper.family. it's all i thought about. i dreamt about it. i just knew that there was something missing. and i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks later i was pregnant. and then after i had her, all i thought about is getting back to the game. ifelt like i loved it more than i ever had before. and having harper on the sideline, just it made me become more proud. she was back playing three months after giving birth and last summer walked out for australia at the world cup. she was one of the players of the tournament, but life's not been without its challenges. the amount of things you have to do before you got out of the house just to get to training was insane. you just didn't think that you'd be able to get through it. and i was breast—feeding her until she was about a year old, so that was hard trying to juggle that as well. but i had no doubt in my body that definitely wasn't a challenge for me. i knew i could, you know, i went through birth so i knew i could do anything. now that clubs

transport secretary mark harper says the network is still recovering from covid lockdowns. >> big thebig thing we're still having to deal with is the impact of the pandemic. the rail industry at the moment is financially not sustainable. at the moment, the only route to solving that is to use the private sector innovation , the private sector innovation, the stuff they demonstrated they could deliver. when we privatise them, when they doubled passenger numbers. we've got to get more people using railways. that's the only way they become financially sustainable. there's nothing in labour's plans that's going to deliver that . quite the going to deliver that. quite the reverse. what you now the system of grading schools with one word judgements should stay. >> that's according to the department of education. the government says grades such as outstanding or inadequate provide significant benefits and give parents a succinct summary of schools. the grading system came under scrutiny following the death of headteacher ruth perry , who took her own life perry, who took her own life after a

so initially i said i didn't really want to go into business with him and the legal team already, harper collins sent over documentation in i saw that the deal was made with his children and i figured well, if they get a little something out of this, it's not a bad thing. so i i signed on and got on a plane in and flew down amino j he said, first thing he said, he said to me was the opening words we shook hands and he goes like, have you ever heard of a man being put away for murder by a wailing dog so he was basically saying i know who you are and i remember for who you are and we sat down and had lunch in got off to a slow start, but things took off from there. >> do you think that that was maybe one of the reasons why he agreed to do it. what was in it for him to have you, someone who testified against him? as his ghostwriter >> i don't know if he gave it that much thought you know, there's somebody presented a deal to him and i guess he thought the terms were yeah. agreeable and he just let's get this done. let's let's do this job. when we sat down and it became a form of therapy gho

d, w the this shadows these costs and video shed light on the donkey street. devastating colonial harper is infected by germany across and he employed the schools, tactic farms and destroyed lights. what is the legacy of this wide spread race as depression today? history? we need to talk about here the stories, shadows of german colonialism. as the boring ukraine grinds on, the neighboring voltage states what's anxiously from the ring side seat, pressing the west to increase 8. the key. if i make sure russia discusses with my guest this week, is the last to be as 5 minutes to 50 on these times. and he's clear nato a set up. it's good. the difficulty in the frustration that i feel is that as we are going step by step, russia is going full frontal as opposed to how ready is nato to take on an expansion? is russia, why are some rich european states phil, i'm willing to meet the alliances defense spending targets and was present the macro really calling his allies.

over half of gauze as population is sought, refuge from finding is really officials stay the city harper's battalions of a loss which carried out their tober 7th terror attacks against israel. you know, we use rebecca rivers is following the latest developments for us from jerusalem and was the head of owner of accusing israel, of trying to end its 8 operations in the strip. i asked her about the humanitarian situation to these calls by the un and also by annalee to babble, gemini, foreign minister, who visited israel yesterday, trying to keep the humanitarian situation in the limelight ins like the in spite of the fact that we've got this huge situation happening evasive a iran, but that the humanitarian situation and goes a cannot be forgotten and that is such an important message at this time. now, you will remember the to just a few weeks ago, israel was under so much pressure given in the aftermath of the world central kitchen attack that killed 7 of those 8 where, cuz most of whom were foreign in the us, but also allies within europe. we're really pressuring israel to allow more huma

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philly superstar brice harper had a three-homer game.e a slump when the series just started? he was 0 for 11 to start the season. he shrugged two solo home runs crossing the milestone of 1,000 career runs. saved the best homer for last, a grand slam in the seventh inning. >> bases loaded, one out. and out to right field. the third home run of the night for brice harper. it's a grand slam! >> dana: what's the definition of a slump? >> >> bill: when you are down and people expect you to be better. >> dana: we are form answer review on your first week on the job. is that fair? >> bill: i was one of four people watching that game last night. all right? the weather was -- every player for the phillies wore a gator. it was cold. >> bill: thank you, charles, see you at 2:00. two women from kansas went on a 30 minute drive to neighboring oklahoma on sunday and haven't been seen since. why investigators say that drive is suspicious. parents of a teen accused in the murder of a beating death of a 16-year-old boy allegedly tried to cover up evidenc

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you may remember the big upset of season when the team from little southern tackle the harper panthers to a tie. the wise guys are still trying to figure that game out. it is. the score is nothing to nothing with only seconds to play. and all eyes are on. joe jenkins panthers quarterback who has never made less than 20 points in a game. joe back for a pass, but boys from texas seem almost to be expecting this. and jenkins is behind the line for a ten yard loss. only one play left in the game. the ball has passed to jenkins and he stopped, after a short game. and that's the game. now, what everybody would like to know is how did an inexperienced team like that from southern attack manage to stop the panthers? the answer is simple. it seems that only a week before the panthers played another game against the patriots in that game, joe jenkins was having a private picnic. he was passing, running, kicking all over the field. and 70,000 people came to see him chalk up a of 21 to 6. among those 70,000 high up in the grandstand and sat a man with binoculars, a movie camera in his lap, and a l

joining us are abc political director averi harper and maryalice parks. you. so, averi, let's start with you, because we know former president trump has been in a new york city courtroom all week for his hush-money trial. it's keeping him off the campaign trail. so, how are voters reacting to all of this? >> well, certainly not doing anything to expand his base of support. while he's in the courtroom, the longer he's there in the courtroom, the longer he's not able to be on the campaign trail sharing his vision for the country with voters. we've seen him try to take advantage of the media attention on the trial, speaking to cameras every single day, but that's just not the same as being out in some of these big battleground states. so, next week, wednesday, court is slated not to be in session, so he is going to make his way to both michigan and wisconsin. an effort to make up for lost time. >> janai: so some lost time when in the courtroom but still dominating the news. so, maryalice, let's turn to president biden and his campaign, because he is out ther

. >> kron 4 congratulates peanut louie-harper co-founder of harper for kids. winner of this year's remarkable women. see her story and more on kron 4 dot com and watch the remarkable women national awards ceremony thursday may 20rd on kron. 4. >> now look to the group efforting the recall of alameda county dist. the pamela prize is reacting to her office's decision to charge 3 officers for the death of mario gonzalez. plus, we're learning new details in a double homicide in napa from last weekend with 2 teenage girls were killed. plus, what community members are demanding after the closure of the all women's prison in dublin. we are live with activists held a protest this morning. >> news station. he's calling news 2. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm stephanie lin. our top story this afternoon. we're tracking the fallout of the decision to charge 3 alameda police officers with involuntary manslaughter for the death of mario gonzalez last night. the public accountability unit of the alameda county district attorney's office ann

delta harper was working at a restaurant in atlanta. she walked out to take a quick break. she saw a boy who appeared to be lost and didn't know where he was going. he got off his scooter, stepped away from the curb, and walked right into oncoming traffic. >> like those mother instincts kick in. i just jumped out there and screamed, stop, stop, stop, top of my lungs. >> what would have happened if you didn't act? if i were to act, i think we would have lost him. >> i got him up on the sidewalk and he's just shaking, shaking, shaking. >> harper called police, who told her the boy's parents had reported him missing, so he truly was lost. she says the parents came right over, gave her a great big hug and thanked her for saving their little boy gasia those mother, like i do, sort of feel like i'm a mother to everyone, you know, like that parent instinct, right? >> it kicks in and like frank, your instincts kicked in when you knew we were going to have a basic trial by fire. >> dave now takes a few days off. and what do you know? it gets pretty crazy here. but this happened over

shout out to ben harper. >> clearly. >> thanks to both of you.mp has a cash crunch and now we have new details on those billionaires who said they were abandoning him over january 6th. >> what happened yesterday is a disgrace -- disgrace and as an american i am embarrassed. >> embarrassed enough to be consistent? we will find out you have a special guest shining a light on that part of politics, but first, trumps first criminal trial is looming and he is attacking the judges daughter. it is not normal or legally okay. there are reports his former spokeswoman hope hicks will be called to the stand. we have the right person for this next. hi, i'm chris and i lost 57 pounds on golo. golo isn't complicated. i don't have to follow a restrictive diet, and i don't have to spend a lot of time making meals. using golo was truly transformative. it was easy, and inexpensive. (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade in

instead and there's no question the rise in labor costs will put e pressure franchise owners like carey harper whose family owns 21 mcdonald's in the los angeles area. >> we will, of course, like everyone else's will have to increase prices in some way, shape or form and what people don't understand, it doesn't matter, mcdonald's and taco bell, they're just big corporations. we are family businesses. >> reporter: some fast food customers say even if they do pay more it's a price worth paying. >> i'm okay with it because it feels like everything else is going up. it's about time wages go up. david noriega, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and we are back in a moment with a drastic and pricey new plan to battle gridlock. it's never been done in the united states before and it's already firing up a lot of drivers. could your city be next? >>> and we have a truly jaw-dropping close call to show you tonight. check this out. surveillance video shows that a man in oregon walked into a store. now watch extremely closely there. almost out of nowhere a giant buzz saw blade comes barreling across that parking

. >> she is at harper woods. i was like where is that? she is like detroit, michigan. i almost fell over. how did she get to detroit michigan? hey, mom, i wish i could tell you. >> reporter: this is the moment that the family reunited with their beloved dog. liz says someone found her walking the streets of detroit and reported it to the police. she was dropped off at the gross point animal adoption society where employees found her implanted identity chip with their identification. >> happiness, pure shock, we are still processing, i think that she is here. >> reporter: obviously there are still unanswered questions. liz is trying to figure out the rest. >> i will say someone taught her how to sit. i will thank her for that. >> reporter: now that she knows how to sit hopefully she has learned to stay. >> she is our girl. we love you so much. we love you so much. >> look at those eyes she can sit now. that is great. let's go to you now darren. i have a question. do you think that she can go on the couch and be on that little girl's bed? i think she can do whatever she

is the best, i'm more known as harper's - you to a mother?ur life, for sure. has brought a special human into our life. for sure-— life, for sure. because we wanted to be a parent — life, for sure. because we wanted to be a parent so _ life, for sure. because we wanted to be a parent so much _ life, for sure. because we wanted to be a parent so much she _ life, for sure. because we wanted to be a parent so much she was - life, for sure. because we wanted to i be a parent so much she was prepared to give up her dream for playing in australia in a home world cup. i thought i would have to hang up the boots before i started a family but it's all i thought about, dreamt about, thought about names, and i knew there was something i had to do when i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks laterfound when i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks later found out i was pregnant and it went quickly and it was really nice. i didn't have to think about who i wanted to tell, i kept it to myself, i didn't care about football at the time or what the future look l

harper was doing this beautiful rendition of "take me out to the ball game," and i was like, "that'si wanna do when i grow up." joe: but life had other plans for muhammad. destiny: so we're living in the projects and i'm looking at our life and i'm like, "if--i don't know what's gonna happen to my folks if i leave." so my mother talks me into becoming a barber. so i go to school--i know. joe: in pursuit of the practical, muhammad spent the next 14 years cutting and styling men's hair, eventually opening her own barber shop at the age of 21. destiny: there was this little part of me said, "i said i was gonna do something else, but what was it?" joe: and then that little thing called fate stepped in to pull some strings and remind her. destiny: i'm still cutting hair, thinking it's gonna be that. and i start dating a man whose best friend is a harp builder. and i get my first harp at the age of 30 in may of 1992. when i got my first harp and i brought it home, the minute i plucked the string in my house, it brought tears to my eyes. joe: the harp and music lessons filled the space betw

. >> in the stand harper remembers his days playing triple-a ball. >> i think they're serious.thing you got to get out of your system. maybe i gave it a shot, you know, i think one or two guys will come out of all. this it's like winning the lottery. >> jason dixon has no more hope. he watched from outside the ballpark wondering what it will be light when the last of his sports team abandon. >> lost the raiders lost the warriors losing the a's, i'm still a fan. i think it's cool that it will still be baseball in oakland even though it's not a professional team but it's still baseball. right? >> yes, it's still baseball, a game of hope and a game of heartache and those who love it know you can't have one without the other. >> i like jason dixon sitting in the outfield. 40,000 left oracele park saturday next. stop. you got it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how abou

harper's london review of books and she has a reputation as a critic who says things that other people are afraid to, particularly about popular books are novelist. i don't think that's an unfair assessment, but i think the trouble is that focusing on this kind of obfuscates her humor and the intelligence with which she constructs her pieces. and so this book doesn't really focus on singular writers that kind of focuses on issues in the culture at large. and i think it really allows this the sort of wit and intelligence in her writing to shine. there is a ton of great essays in the collection, i believe a collection of seven essays, but the standouts to me are a rumination on gossip that takes gawker as kind of a test case in the literary world. a recent new yorker piece about anxiety. it was out there in the new yorker and how she handles her own. that kind of takes on sort of frantic pace of anxiety. and she justifies that the advice saying, my catharsis is your boredom. i hope i'm not butchering that quote. but that was such a lovely way to justify her pacing in that. and also a rea

minutes on d w the this shadows these costs and video shed light on the dog is devastating. colonial harper is infected by germany across and he employed the score, tactic farms and destroy lives. what is the legacy of this wide spread races, depression, today? history. we need to talk about here, the stories, shadows of german colonialism. these big companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest. the letter for luxury cars awesome comes from illegal capital funds in the m as in yes, the automobile industry doesn't care about the supply chains, profit. all that much. illegal level starts may said on d w the the the, this is dw news live from the us presidential bite and promises that fast support for his specific out tonight says to parents could rivers to japan and to the philippines our, our class fleet is of the us japan of the philippines hope that 1st trial, actual summit as maritime disc, jews with china continued to sit by by doing, says, the meeting only stokes pump insights. also, people continue to flee me a mazda thailand officer. the minutes already went to the as p

carrie harper howie owns 21 mcdonald's and says she does not anticipate closing any locations. >> the bottom line is everyone is not going to be able to afford even the measured and carefully thought out price changes that we are going to be implementing as a necessary part of us responding to the increase . >> starbucks saying in a statement they plan to offset the minimum wage increase by changing their pricing as well as other efficiencies in their stores. mcdonald's saying they'll provide price recommendations. this law goes into effect tomorrow. there are some exceptions for bakeries and smaller fast food stores that you find inside airports and grocery stores. jacqueline lee, abc news, los angeles. >> starting tomorrow, an air on the peninsula will be closed through december. seton medical center coastside will be closed for renovations now. during that closure, the closest emergency services will be at san mateo medical center's e.r, about 20 minutes away. abc seven news was in moss beach and reported on the storm damage caused by fallen trees earlier this month. a seton spokes