images in harper's weekly and the new york lustrated news. the latter engraving was more striking following the emancipati proclamation in january. the full-page fifth avenue seen showing affluent black w yorkers commandeering the sidewalk as th quote ignored the priveges of their white breten,". moreover, it in the end of the rights, the sacrifice and bravery of black soldiers was shown in the massachusetts 54th volunteer regiment when it attacked fort wagner, south carolina. and in the issue of the new york illustrated news presenting the capture of a confederate lieutenant during a skirmish near beaufort, south carolina. it was a figure of a powerful african-american private serving in the colored volunteers. the victorian coverage of the 1863 draft riots showed the limitations of a new form of journalism. the war reporting establish legitimacy as a news source and confirm its commercial viability. the war served as its testing ground for the definitive methods of recording and producing as well as conventions for introducing pictorial new

aiken named the harper name of course coming, from ella harper, his caretaker there. so these bonds were formed complete. strangers now found themselves in the hands of other complete strangers. and these incredible bonds were formed. this was not the only case of a confederate soldier naming a child after their caretaker there in shepherdstown. but of course, this was not all sunshine roses for sure, for anybody, for the civilians. shepherdstown, though, despite that, confederate soldiers were still very thankful for what they did. soldier of the texas brigade actually put an advertisement in one of the newspaper in houston in october of 1862 that said, god bless the ladies of virginia. such will be the prayers of the mothers, wives, sisters and sweethearts of the texas brigade for when the gallant wounded retracting, there were three steps from the bloody battlefield of sharpsburg across the river to shepherdstown. the ladies in the vicinity came out into the public streets with wash bowls, soap and towel, and there, before high heaven, exhibited that peerless nobil

yasmin harper's dad shaun harper said it's a testament to her hard work.ine, were really difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing at least 2a to 30 hours of training every week and to do her a—levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america, so she has stuck by it. she's always wanted to represent her country at the olympics. so, you know, during covid as well, when our front lounge was turned into a little mini gym, she's stuck by her dream all the way through. she's always wanted to represent her country at this level and today is just an amazing, amazing day for her. that is brilliant to see such a proud parent. if you want to know a little more about the rest of the day's sport, i am handing over to my colleague gavin in the bbc sport centre. hello there, a busy one ahead on the first day of action at the olympics after the opening ceremony and the first medals have been won in paris. at the chateroux shooting centre, about two hours from the capi

. >> donna mentioned harper. back seven or eight years, you argued the arizona state legislature against the arizona independent redistricting commission, kind of an early with of the independent state legislature doctrine that had to do with, for people i don't remember that case, was obviously a very important case, but it did not break through into everybody talking about it. but, the people of arizona had taken away the redistricting power from the legislature and given it to an independent commission. the legislature was not happy. they challenged it in court as a violation of the elections clause. which, as you recall from the run up last term provides, and i wrote it down so i could recite it, the times, places, and manner of holding elections for senators and representatives shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof. congress may, at any time by law, make or alter such regulations. the question was whether the devolution of this power from the legislatures commissioner violated the cons

yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen only started diving together last year. as one. out in front were the chinese pair. they are three—times and current world champions. gold for them was rarely in doubt. the british duo were sixth, with two dives to go, but a strong final dive lifted them into third position. they saved their biggest and best dive till last. australia were expected to pip them to the podium with theirfinal dive, but in this sport, there is no room for error. it's not enough for a medal for the australians, and that means there's going to be an olympic medal for great britain. that horrible mistake meant harper and mewjensen had won bronze, and britain's first medal of these games, all the more remarkable given the injury that nearly prevented mewjensen from making it i am very much lost for words. um, a month ago, i didn't think i was going to be able to be here. i got a back fracture. so, yeah, to be up on the board and to come away with that is just like, i can't imagine anything better. we came into this event knowing that this is what we

a first women's diving medal for 64 years, as yasmin harper

so more versus harper is a case that came from north carolina. north carolina is a very politically evenly divided state. it's roughly 5050. there's 14 seat congressional seats in north carolina. that that is 14 seats. the us house of representatives, the state legislature controlled by republicans, drew the map in a way that was 11 republicans seats, three democratic seats. and that is possible now with the advent of statistics and modern modern computing power. and it's not something only republicans do in the democratic legislatures states, they do it to, but state legislatures tend to be controlled by republicans. so they draw this map 11 to 3 voters of north carolina, to a nonpartisan group, common cause. that's my client challenged this and this violates our state constitution. and they go to the state supreme court and they say this and the state supreme court agrees with them. so then the, losers, the republican committee brings it to the u.s. supreme court and they say, and i'm sorry, this story is long, but i think it's a helpful one fo

now yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen will hope that their routine is as seamless today. try to win britain's first medal of paris 2024, in the three metre synchro diving. look out too for adam peaty. the greatest sprint breaststroker of all time, beginning the defence of his title in the pool after a few years navigating the most difficult waters of his life. and max whitlock, looking to grab a fourth straight pommel medal, begins what will be his last olympics. the moves will be rehearsed, the plans enacted but sport, unlike ceremony, cannot be perfectly choreographed. patrick gearey, bbc news. many of those events are well under way and in fact, team gb has its first medal of the games. britain's yasmin harper have one briton�*s first bronze medal in the women's synchronised three metres springboard final. and like to say we can speak to sean harper, who is the dad of team gb bronze medallist yasmin. so how's it feel now that your daughter has just secured a bronze medal? i’m your daughter has “ust secured a bronze medal?— your daughter has 'ust secured a bronze medal?

yasmin harper's dad shaun harper said it's testament to her hard work. her a—levels, as you can imagine she her a-levels, as you can imagine, were very difficult for her. she was t in: to were very difficult for her. she was trying to balance — were very difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing _ were very difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing at - were very difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing at least - trying to balance doing at least 24-30 trying to balance doing at least 24—30 hours of training every week and to do her a—levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america so she has stuck by it. she has always wanted to represent her country at the olympics so, you know, during covid as well when our front lounge was turned into little mini gym, she has stuck by her dream, all the way through. she's always wanted to represent her country at this level and today is just an amazing, amazing day for her. with the games now well underway, let's take a quick

yasmin harper's dad shaun harper said it's testament to her hard work.ying to balance doing at least 2a to 30 hours of training every week and to do her a levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america, so she has stuck by it. she's always wanted to represent her country at the olympics. so, you know, during covid as well, when our front lounge was turned into a little mini gym, she's stuck by her dream all the way through. she's always wanted to represent her country at this level. and today is just an amazing, amazing day for her. so much pride from a dad for her daughter. so much dedication goes into preparing these olympic games. you can often forget that when you are covering them, it does notjust appear out of nowhere, it is years and years of dedication and hard work that goes into even getting something as amazing as a bronze medal. and a reminder you can follow the olympics in paris across the bbc. there is a special paris 2024 section on the bbc sp

and scarlett — courtesy ofjasmine harper and scarlett mewjensen. courtesy ofjasmine harper and scarletttt�*s mum charlotte, dad steve, brother george and friend kirsty. welcome to you all. great to have you with us on the programme. to jazmine 's family, that must have been an epic thing to be there to see. how are you all feeling this morning? see. how are you all feeling this mornin: ? �* , see. how are you all feeling this mornin: ? �*, ._ see. how are you all feeling this mornin: ? h ._ ., morning? it's the day after the ni . ht morning? it's the day after the night before — morning? it's the day after the night before isn't _ morning? it's the day after the night before isn't it? _ morning? it's the day after the night before isn't it? still - morning? it's the day after the i night before isn't it? still sinking in, to be honest. it was fantastic yesterday, it was a little bit surreal, and it did take some time to sink in. , ,. surreal, and it did take some time to sink in. , y., , , to sink in. emily, you must be burstin: to sink in. emily, you must be bursting with _ to sink in.

britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with divingnised 3m springboard final. meantime, fifa has deducted six points from the canadian team at the women's football tournament, following the flying of a drone to spy on new zealand's training session on monday. maryam moshiri is in paris. the excitement is still continuing here in paris on day one of the olympics. it's not been easy to get here. the weather has been terrible. it's been raining for about 36 hours and that rain has had an impact on some olympic events. the skateboarding, for example, has been delayed and also authorities who are organising the olympic games have actually said they're going to work out whether or not they should carry on with trials in the river seine. for the triathletes, who are, of course, competing on tuesday. they do promise, though, that the tuesday triathlon will go ahead as previously planned. so it's been a heady day of sport with many medals given out today. the excitement continues. parisians are very, very excited about what's going to happen t

he harper and her partner had just won a bronze in the springboard diving.s. china have won the first gold of the olympic games in paris. teenagers sheng lihao and huang yuting won the ten metre air rifle shooting, leaving south korea with a silver. there are other pair with their rifles there. it is actually 13, because men's skateboarding, street skateboarding is suspended until monday due to the wet weather in paris. 13 gold medals in total are up for grabs on saturday, including in diving, fencing, and rugby sevens. hello. for many of us, today will be the cloudier day of the weekend. and it's a day where there's a greater chance of some showers around, even a few longer spells of rain for one or two. but by tomorrow sunshine and warmth will develop more widely, looking like a great summer sunday in store. out there today, though, the cloud and the greatest chance of showers comes from this fairly weak weather system that's pushing its way eastwards. it's parts of northern england, wales, the south west where we'll see some of the cloudiest weather throu

this is a depiction of a kentucky moonshiner published in in harper's in the 1880s. the question is what are the real world effects again for this the story of the stereotype, it's enough to just talk about how it develop. but did it did it really affect how people perceived appalachians. i mean we can argue about how. how it came into play when industrialists came into the area to invest in mining and etc. but how did it how else might it have affected people on the ground. and to answer that question i you to turn to the second handout in your page. now remember one in your packet. one of the things we talked about in, in our last lecture was about this appalachia and diaspora that emerged in the 1950s during one of those periods of decline in the coal industry. so we saw thousand of people from west virginia eastern kentucky, western north carolina moved into the cities of, the midwest and the eastern seaboard. this is a phenomena that continued through the 1950s, in the 1960s. what happened to these people when they got to the cities? and that's what i would like

i'm hill harper.ril 19, 1995, a truck bomb exploded in downtown oklahoma city, damaging most of the buildings within 48 square blocks. 168 people were killed, more than 500 injured. it was the deadliest attack by a domestic terrorist in u.s. history. when it was learned that the man behind the mass slaughter was a 26-year-old american, born and bred, there was anger and confusion. why? how? finally, years later, timothy mcveigh gave his answers to the many questions everyone was asking -- answers that would shock and enrage the nation all over again. here's how it really happened. ♪ ♪ michel: there's this secluded lake. it's called geary lake. it's in kansas. and this big ryder truck comes rolling in, and this fellow gets out. and he's looking around to see if anybody's there. he goes to the back of the truck, opens it up, and there's all of this material to make a bomb. his co-conspirator arrives a little later, and they begin making the bomb. and they picked this place because it's out away from thi

shadows of jumping calculus, these costs and video shed lights on the dog is devastating colonial harper is infected by germany across up and he employed a scorched post tactic farms and destroy livestock. what is the legacy of this wide spread races, depression, today? history. we need to talk about here the stories, shadows of german colonialism. estonia loves via lithuania. together they share in more than 1000 kilometer long border with russia and fellow roost. but as the bore and ukraine drugs on their position, rise on mayfield's front line with russia puts them at high risk. i want to know how the politics are protecting themselves from russia, and to find out i'm going to speak with the people that are actually involved in the process. we will zoom in on the 3 industries, cyber security, energy defense safeguarding the politics coming up on this edition of business beyond the politics we gained their independence around 30 years ago when the soviet union collapsed. at that time, their economies were in tatters. the upshot was that leaders could design new systems from scratch, re

in the state of old harper dash, thousands are taken to hospital officials say the death toll is likely to rise. also on the show, fresh anti government protests turn violent in kenya's, capital nairobi as young people are angry about storing living costs and really to demand president william rooters resignation and hurricane barrel rips through the south eastern caribbean. bringing life threatening winds and storm surges. officials report to extensive damage on several islands and at least 6 down the welcome to the show. i'm looking for others. at least 116 people have died and a crush and a hindu religious gathering in india. scores more were injured in the incident which took place in the northern interpret dash state. officials say most of the victims were women and children. initial reports indicate organizers had permission to host about 5000 people. but more than $15000.00 came to the event. it was here at a religious gathering in utah for a dish that the hora unfolded. it's not yet clear what close the crack us, but the witnesses say that the storm caused a panic among the wors

and earlier divers yasmin harper and scarlett mew. synchronised three metre springboard event. they made history, claiming the first gb women's diving medal in 64 years. china took gold and the us claimed silver. meanwhile, though , eurostar passengers though, eurostar passengers hoping to travel to paris are still facing disruptions after arson attacks on the french rail lines ahead of the games. 1 in 4 trains won't be running this weekend, with the operator saying four have been cancelled. today. travellers are being to told postpone their journeys if at all possible . those are the at all possible. those are the latest headlines for now. i'm sam francis, back with you in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> well, next we'll continue with the great british debate. houn hour. i'm asking, would you join the 39 minutes after 5:00. good afternoon. if you're just tuned

i helped found harper hospital, which was a soldier's hospital towards the end of the war and afterward he was the first medical director of the army of the potomac. and historically, his reputation has been denigrated by historians in favor of a successor. the name of jonathan letterman. it was really unfair that tripler was not promoted he helped build from scratch the union medical apparatus for world's largest army or at least america's largest army ever. the union army, the potomac, over 100,000 soldiers before the war the union, the us was 1600 soldiers and so within a space of a few months, it's, it's grown to over hundred thousand. how do you service that kind of army of that magnitude? and he helped recruit establish standards. he was a very noted and notable physician surgeon. he was in favor of the va less invasive surgery. he didn't just suggest that amputation should occur whenever. a doctor felt like it. and so that resulted in many lives being saved and. so civil war medicine was really more advanced than we have historically, classically understood. however, even then, t

brown got _ the 620 summit in london when gordon brown got the world together, and we lost stephen harperr a strategic bathroom break, so we had to send out hatt— bathroom break, so we had to send out half the — bathroom break, so we had to send out half the conference organisers to track— out half the conference organisers to track down the prime minister. absolutely wonderful note to end on. thanks forjoining us. we will keep a close eye for any tactical bathroom breaks and we may also strive to bring you the substance as well of what happens and we are expecting to hear more from keir starmer and we will bring you that but for the moment, back to you in the studio. but for the moment, back to you in the studio-— it's day four of the republican national convention in milwaukee, and after days of lead up it's donald trump's night. the former president will formally accept his party's nomination and make a wide ranging speech which could last more than an hour. it will be mr trump's first speech since surviving an assassination attempt at the weekend. live now to milwaukee. sumi somaskand

which is one of those big corporate publishers where i ran a start up imprint for three years called harper horizon. and then after that i decided i really wanted to be working with independent publishers. this is there's a lot of growth in our industry. so it's been a really fun and educational time working here at ibp. well, what some of the frustrations that chan mason had 40 years ago when she founded the organization and of the frustrations maybe you had in corporate publishing. sure. that's a really good question. certainly the industry become quite a bit more complex the past 40 years. so members facing unique challenges now that they didn't have to face then but one of the through lines from over the past four decades is that in-depth publishers simply do not have the same resources corporate publishers do so a corporate publisher has either publicly traded by harpercollins example is owned by news corp or there's a set of investors that are investing in that corporate publisher with an publisher. you have to think of it as a small business. oftentimes it's a family business. and so

alex as asked any sign guitar is going to change their policy of harper in high ranking him us and other group members of what do you think cons.

i'm hill harper.hanks for watching. ♪ >> thanks for watching shrink i'm not sure they use the word psychopath or sociopath. >> and that is a handle respect for human life from it, i have great respect. what else will realize we need? >> kill welcome to our really happened. >> i'm hill harper timothy mcveigh detonated a 7,000 pound truck bomb in oklahoma city killing 168 innocent people including 19 children after mcvay was arrested, americans were told the shocking news. this was not the work of a foreign terrorist but a horror committed by one of our very own, a young man who once fought for american lives and the first gulf war the question everyone asked now was, how could it a decorated american soldier turn into a deadly american terrorist hears how it really happened here are elements that i receive information regarding this information, just how good of a cnn sidner and we have learned that there has been a large explosion at the alfred merav buildings some type of explosion has blown the side

teens were setting up fireworks from the street on thursday night near the corner of fairview and harper. one firework appeared to be a dub but let out a delayed explosive. at that point, the young man started running and some of the teens started screaming and called 911. emergency crews took the teen, injured in the blast to the hospital. >> the reckless this year, i want to say a little. there was a lot of reckless. and you know, when you when you reckless, that's what happens. you know what i mean? you know, a kid hand got blowed off. i feel bad for the kid, man. you know what i'm saying? because i wouldn't wish that on bad on nobody. but, you know, you got to be careful. what you doing out here? absolute fireworks. >> we don't have the young man's identity, but neighbors say it was a football player to local high school headed to college on a scholarship. we told, he lost several fingers in that blast. >> well, many people are looking to the water to beat the heat this weekend, but as ktvu zac sos shows us, recent drownings have first responders warning residents to keep safety top

well, i remember a report by chris hedges who, it was published in harper's magazine in, i think it was october 2001 or 2002, it was called gaza diary, and he was um, he was with israeli troops and they were calling out the children in gaza and saying, your your mother is a... po and various things like that to get the children to come out and throw stones, and when they did, they would shoot them for sport, and chris uh uh said that this was the first time that he had ever in all his experience as a war correspondent ever seen such killing, but so so we're talking about two decades ago, more than two decades ago, and "this has been ongoing since then, it's intensified now, but it's this is, this is not surprising for the israeli military, this is what they are taught to do, they this is, we can expect more than as long as the world tolerates this, and especially if we have the united states providing them" with the means to commit these horrendous, horrible crimes, then it's going to go on. all right, gentlemen, time has gotten the better of us. i want to thank you both for joining us

team gb has secured its first medal of the paris olympics with yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensentaking bronze in the synchronised three metre springboard diving event. china claimed gold and the us took silver. the results places great britain equal fourth with kazakhstan on the medals table. rain is causing problems for outdoor events. meanwhile with the tennis delayed and skateboarding positioned postponed rather by 48 hours. meanwhile, eurostar passengers are facing ongoing travel disruption after arson attacks on the french railway network ahead of the games. 1 in 4 trains will not run this weekend, with the operator saying four have been cancelled today. travellers are being told today. travellers are being told to postpone their journeys if they can. the chief constable of greater manchester police says video footage of an officer seemingly kicking and stamping on a man at the airport is a source of profound regret. stephen watson insists the force is committed to supporting a criminal investigation into that officer's behaviour comes after the mayor of greater manchester a

you're on the tv -- >> reporter: feeling it in driggs, idaho, pete and sarah wilson and their daughter harperte's a firefighter/paramedic in jackson, their hometown. you feel excluded from the place you grew up? >> 100%. >> yeah. >> i'm the help even though like i'm a firefighter/paramedic. once we're done doing the job we're expected to kick rocks and get lost. >> if you're looking at the american dream or whatever, if you work hard enough you can have what you want, but you can't. >> reporter: it's not just gone forever, it's gone forever. >> gone forever. >> reporter: sell chambers' jackson home has exploded in value, but the property taxes may drive her family out. >> we don't want to go anywhere. it's -- the money is not important to us, it's the community. >> reporter: the mountain pass has reopened. the divide stays in place. for "eye on america," mark strassmann in jackson, wyoming. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," nate burleson joins one of the world's newest racing leagues on the water. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is "cbs news mornings." is" okay everyone, our mission is to provi

w, the this shadows these costs and video shed light on the dog is devastating colonial harper is infected by germany across up and he employed a scorched coast time the farms and destroy slides. 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. this video changed the world. it serves us soldiers killing civilians in the rock more often posting it's. jillian assaults became a wanted man. 14 years later, the we can make found it is fine in the street. the juliet traces the stories of a soldier under survivor of the attack may speak to each other for the 1st time in your heart to forgive me. but that's a slow ways. don't think that i carry any resentment or a grudge in my heart towards a captivating story about this struggle for forgiveness and truth guardians of trees. julian, his sons, and the dog secrets of war, starts july 27. on d, w. the you watching the deputy news life from billy tamela harris says the time is right for si fi in gaza. there has been helpful movements and the talks to secur

the 12 th-best o p s and all of baseball but too much philly today as bryce harper in a cash in with an opposite field. homer, his 21st of the year and the a's fall 11 to 5. all right. finally, let's get to some hoops. the warriors opening las vegas summer league against the suns branded skis. going to get to the hoop. and that was nice. plus, the foul 16.7 rebounds, 6 assists later in the first trayce jackson-davis with a pretty feed to jackson road throws it down. roe was impressive tonight, warriors go up by 2 0nd in transition. look at this. more explosiveness from row. he had 14 points and 9 boards as well as 4 steals daequan plowed. also had a big night. he finished with 19 points to lead the warriors. golden state goes on to win it. 92 to 73. guys. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. dan is going to things up for us here at 11 o'clock. and you can always find the latest news on our web site. thanks for joining us. it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern calif

harper cameron comes around to until a new record deserves to be an all-star this year.ee if he gets in as a replacement. shea lingo years makes it 3 to one with an rbi single. phils will get one back. but oakland wasn't done. langle ears again. another rbi base hit his second one. the night makes it for 2. and then how about this for an explanation point, lawrence butler, first goodbye. that is courage. 414 feet away. one 11 miles an hour off the bat. that's some big-time exit below that someone say below mason miller, this guy's got some velo look at this. in fact, 101, then 104, which probably should have been a strike 104, again. and then there's 101 for the strikeout and ends the game a's beat the best team in the league. 62. have the lake tahoe, the annual american century championship got underway today. steph curry, the defending champion unable to defend his crown because of course the last overseas for the olympics. but another cold is there. jerry writes playing well, get a he's got 11 points excuse week and he's tied for 22nd. remember, this a weird scoring s

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