but judith harper had faith all along that justice would be done.ll, the promise he made to solve the case was to her. he has gone to see that these people were found. if it had of just been earon, it would have been just maybe another death. but since erica was involved in that, they wasn't gone let up on it. hoda kotb: judith didn't know it yet, but down at police headquarters, detective arnold was close to getting answers from the man he had been pursuing since their starring roles in the walgreens video. james quisenberry, the family friend who'd made the last phone call to earon. and kenneth williams, who admitted to a witness that he was part of a robbery that turned deadly. now it was time to bring both men in and interrogate them. i'm a little apprehensive, but not nervous, no butterflies. just because it's something i had planned on and prepared for such a long time. you were ready. i was ready. hoda kotb: 15 months after the shootings, quisenberry and williams voluntarily came down to headquarters. each knew the other was there. i wanted t

, did you name her after harper lee of l the awe or the of to kill a mockingbird.> i backed off talking about my daughter a lot, the guy that we have, who mows our yard is my wife, it's free, which is nice, i i don't care for the tone it' mowed in, my wife just bought some game, card games where you're supposed to ask each other questions, she was like, will you play this game with me? i was like i need material right now. i was like let's go at it. i ordered the before body and after body. i was blown away by the before body. that guy looks great. >> you opened a new gym, athletic center at your high school, you tried to play ball there and did we ever make it? >> i did. no, no. i got cut all four years. by the way, first year my dad was assistant coach and i still got cut. >> your dad cut you? >> yeah. i played for my church, played on carpet, too, so your traction was great. you could play in any kind of shoes because you had the most traction. break ankles. >>> i can't thank nate enough for being there that night, our first sunday sitdown live. >>> nate's speci

harper. selden. harper, it's good to see you.der community? what happens when trans youth cannot obtain this type of care? >> well, look. >> first, it's. >> important to say that this is part. >> of a systematic. >> attack by the. >> trump administration on. >> transgender people. >> not just youth, but. >> people of. >> all ages, in every aspect of life. >> in workplaces. >> in passports, in. sports fields, and now in their very doctors offices. >> so this is about. >> whether or. >> not parents. >> and their. >> kids and their doctors and even people who are 18 years old can make. >> the medical decisions. >> that are right for them. >> or if president trump is going to come into the exam room and tell them what kind of care they can get. >> well, today, new york's attorney general, letitia james, along with 13 other attorneys general, issued a joint statement saying they will continue to enforce state laws that provide access to gender affirming care in states where such enforcement authority exists, and we will challenge any

harper. and he says, oh, why don't you we're coming to your office we're going to get married. and james says oh, i know fannie owns she's not the boss's daughter. he's a business bigwig. who who james being is and has a lot of deference him there's a good chance that he started up his first shipping business is on santa fe trail. he also tried to have joseph smith killed who's the head of the mormons so he's a he's not someone you want to mess with him so he says this is going to be a great romantic. i'm going to marry on horseback out in middle of the woods and i'm going to be, you know, always they're going to love me while he does this follows paperwork in the office. the next day, the family's up. they hate the guy. it's too late. he's married, moves in. months go by now now. mr. meredith shows up. meredith catches fanny, owns. i mean, have some sort of flirtatious relationship, presumably because harper fanny owns and your husband is they're jealous he shoots them dead. you invite him into an office and shoots him. so now he's arrested and the owens family is in the middl

>> in last year's acclaimed netflix documentary, will and harper, farrell takes a cross-country roadr transition. >> i think we were pleasantly surprised that, i think, for most people, their kind of resting place is kindness. i think that's really who we are as americans. >> did you see any risk into stepping into what for some people is a political convertion? >> absolutely. i recognize that it could carry that, but i was willing to take that risk. >> i just thought, okay, what's the worst thing that could happen? no one wants to watch my movies. you know, i get shunned for doing this. okay. that'll be a good one to go out on. >> my sweet little pumpkin will have her special day and no one's getting in the way of that. >> his latest movie is classic farrell. >> we double-booked your wedding. >> what?! >> in the amazon prime comedy, "you're cordially invited," will goes head-to-head with reece witherspoon when a double booking causes an all-out wedding war. >> when i finish the movie, i thought, that's what a movie should be. just had a good time. it didn't ask a lot of me. i don't

and who's trying to continue to dominate the middle table at the winter, asian games, and harper, the celebrated more victories out on the slopes, including the women's aerial single title and inside in the speedskating as well. china, our way out in front was 32 goals. and $81.00 metals overall, that's more than double metalli of south korea. all right, that is all you support for now. back to you. thanks so much for. well, thousands of people have gathered across china to mind the ancient linton festival which marks the arrival of spring is traditionally held on the 15th day after the lunar new year invasions historic district. in 1000 landon's less on the 9th is crowned together to make wishes for prosperity, as well as for to the right. so for me, tell me the price of this news. i'll be back in just a moment, but much more of the dies news to stay with us. the, the trumps agenda includes everything from tax cuts to immigration, but how much is real and how much is bluster? is iran footprint across the middle east? franky beach trump administration is weighing options to end the re

and promised that because i had taken vacation time and written a magazine piece and harper's called the gaza diary. and the times when apoplectic and when that was published, i was told you will never report from middle east again. so it already been banned for the middle east. i pose the iraq war and that was it from that moment. and so now do you see any different 10 or a news rooms? do you hear any different sensibilities from the journalism world? has coverage changed on the middle east since that time gets worse? far worse. yeah. so i will look at the reporting on gaza. look at the reporting on the student protests, you know, they go up to columbia and, and race off to the hotel house and talk about how, you know, to a students, quote your students saying they feel uncomfortable. well, you know what, it's a genocide, you know, perpetrated by design just project that you support. so maybe you should feel uncomfortable. usually that was worse than say, 1982 during the invasion or 11 or, or in the early. yeah. does. yeah. yeah, the whole, i mean, you know, we don't have time to cr

so this is harper and see what is the home and state to ensure a future for our country to and we're going to base our policy principles, our policy on these principles that are supposed to receive them repeatedly against with us. the us use agency. my 1st question mr. is lobrado. so what would you want me to come? skilled nursing in america for russia has released the professor goes to mark, told the boys deal in that. can you tell us on what terms this was done or something and what's most color brought to bag this deal with the washington good for you know, that's some simple question here. what you see as you can understand diplomatic and other concepts they did, she prefer? yes. could you silence? so the smell then, but also the last 2 weeks of the lots of questions. basically the tasks from different levels of supporting those asks to be residential press. secretary, mystery, pest, comfortable. if you share to you only answered what he contacts, you would only tell what he could tell that's the have been contacts and the contacts come to the news is better and the result less t

you know much about harpers ferry. you know, that's not the last time they meet. so brown had to release him released peyton his man that's he was ordered to do he said i couldn't fight the military pate storms up to as soon as he was released he storms up to sumner and sticks that piece of paper in sumner's face. by the way sumner's nickname was bull you can imagine his personality. he you must know this man. i have a warrant here for the arrest of this man. you must help. you must help me going somewhere? looked at him and said no, don't. i'm military. you're civilian. this is a civilian matter. you arrest him. i like to think that pete said something to the effect. well, i tried and i'm hopeful that sumner said, well, that's not problem. so paying his men released on the way back to johnson county, they encountered one of john brown's men who been at who happened to be a free state, missouri, and an a neighbor to pete's man and. they grabbed him and they took him back to johnson. they tried him and executed him. a firing squad. so brown sons, i guess, got off l

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i read, for instance, harper's magazine. harper's magazine has been around since 1850.newspaper has been around since 1868, i think it was, and these are a little bit more reliable than other people's opinions. i like cartoons could you can make up your own mind. host: when you say "make up your own mind," in how you interpret the cartoon? caller: exactly. some people might think it is humor. some people might think it is rude. i find donald trump to be reptilian in his ways, and that is why this cartoon amuses me to he has these reptile-like eyes. in harper's magazine just recently, he referred to this statement come among many others, he said the rancor, essentially unknowable, rising from the waist like trump, sauron, this joyful agency. i find this to be a well-written piece. and sauron, you may remember, he was the evil sorcerer and "the lord of the rings." it was a long time ago. i have not read the book in 60 years. host: i know the character, richard. if you like political cartoons, go to c-span's american history tv, c-span.org/history. and there are plenty of

you because i hadn't had a chance to talk to you since i saw your fabulous documentary "will and harperriving across the country and trying to understand each other. thank you for that, i was inspired. >> thank you. thank you so much and -- yeah, one of the best things i ever got to be a part of, i loved every second of it. >> stephen: cannot wait for the video game. >> that's in the works, we are in talk with ea sports. i don't know why sports. ask me if we got oscar-nominated buried. >> stephen: did you? i'm curious. one of the best documentaries i've seen in years. beautiful, timely, heartfelt, i was inspired by it. how was the oscar nomination? >> we didn't get it. [laughter] you and i'm sorry. if well, [bleep] those guys. [bleep] the academy.& say it! >> especially the doc branch. >> stephen: totally different guys? because you don't want to hang out with the doc branch. what a bunch of losers. i hope there is some of them here tonight. if you are a member of the doc branch, suck it. >> stephen: a few weeks ago -- this made a lot of news -- you are at the l.a. kings hockey game. >>

emily domenech former senior policy advisor to speaker kevin mccarty and morgan harper, former democratic ohio senate candidate. great to see you both. you know, emily, i will start with you. donald trump will soon pick up the reins, he did it when he was here in new york. stuck at the courthouse with the lawfare after there went over to harlem to talk to particularly black voters. some of them eventually, as we know, ended up voting for him. if democrats ignore their own voters, he will go for them. >> i think you are absolutely right. imagine watching your elected officials yelling on tv about what most americans see as basic accountability being asked for from federal agency. i worked in two federal agency in the executive branch. anyone you talk to agree the bureaucracy has too much power and is too difficult to change. i think it is very refreshing to most americans to see someone come into the white house, do what they said they were going to do and actually take some steps to reform this overburdensome process we see in the federal government. if democrats were smart they would loo

harper and brothers. ultimately published the book as part of their family library, a series of inexpensive volumes aimed at young readers. the anecdotes chapman reported to spalding suggest that he was more than just well-connected. chapman was affable and convincing enough to encourage people to spill about washington. in a letter to pauling, chapman recounted lawrence lewis's description of how washington rose before or at dawn of day and lighted his own candle and went to the study and spent the early hours alone. his devotion, as chapman went on to spalding when daylight became sufficient to extinguish his candle, he rang the bell and a servant appeared with his boots. he said not a word, but would turn them around and around if clean they would quietly drawn on. they were quietly drawn on, if not, the servant got them about his head. chapman clarified that washington hit the enslaved valet without betraying any exciting hint beyond the effort of the moment and in a minute afterwards, he was no less

howard: but on "60 minutes," a different, harper answer to the same -- sharper answer to that same question but it seems that prime minister netanyahu is not listening. >> we're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the united states to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end. howard: just normal network editing? cbs had refused to release the video and transcript, just blew off the criticism, totally without merit. by the way, when i edit interviews, there's a flash to indicate when an answer came later. shari redstone, who controls paramount, would very much like the settle president trump's lawsuit. as "the new york times" reports, she wants the administration to approve a multiplety billion dollar merger with a company called skydance which happens to be controlled by larry elson s who was in the to -- ellison, who was in the oval office the other day. here's the fcc chair, brendan carr, talking about news distortion policy. >> you can't swap answers out. the classic case if someone says yes to an answer and you splice in a no answer. howard: donald trum

if i recall order newly elected officials, to hear the stories, to harper the plans.th the rank and file. to say see the fitter spirit. to see the fire in their belly. we got some great men and women that are very good at their job. i got see some of the technology cartel you have drones. our weapons are bigger. the spirit the weaponry, as well as the leadership is stronger in america and i hope our audience got to see that. >> steve: great job down there in el paso. very nicely done. >> lawrence: thank you. >> charlie: president trump looking to reshape the middle east as netanyahu visits the white house today. >> ainsley: senator ron johnson on the president's diplomacy,s next. about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. baby: liberty! biberty: hey kid, it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: bi-be-rty! baby: biberty! biberty: and now she's mocking me. very mature. mom: hey, that's enough you two! biberty: hey, i'm not the one acting like a total baby. mom: she's

mainstream perdicals like harper's weekly and full length picture books. some of these wor exaggerate the slapstick elements that we see in jonathan abroad, while others work to develophe travelog stripnto a relatively genteel of literature preoccupied with self-flection through tvel. right so happens getting increased ingly sophisticated he's doing this over e next 30 years. on the humorous a highlight of the more humorous pieces is a graphic album called hay fever, and it's a very funny send up of what's known as hay fever tourism. and this was this 19th century practice where people would travel to resort areas and fight for away destinations to escape allergies in the spring? at least that's why they claimed they were traveling. and the album follows mr. whippy, who suffers allergies and travels throughout the us in search of regions free of nasal irritants. the book's central gag lies with the irony that the psychic and spirits war renewal imagined by 19th century travel writers consistently fails to offer any relief because mr. weepy keeps sneezing h

. >> shaun harper by law.com today. >> an ongoing and really unanswered question here in washington isow democrats navigate this political landscape dominated by donald trump. yesterday, activists across the country mapped out one vision, organizing protests in every state capital to respond to what they call a constitutional crisis. donald trump and elon musk's effort to remake the federal government, regardless of what federal law says. but democrats are far from sure how to tackle trump 2.0. and with a january quinnipiac poll showing them with their worst favorability numbers since quinnipiac began polling, that is, since 2008. finding a way back to electoral victory seems pretty hard to imagine. but elaine kamarck is here. she's a senior fellow at the brookings institution and coauthored a report on renewing the democratic party. nice to see you. thank you so much for being here. so you do lay out in your report a roadmap, short term, middle term, long term for democrats to come out of the political wilderness. but of course, the question that people are asking is, what about right

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yeah, like i was reading a lot of like the the harper policy like and issues the not want to hire like black or white workers because they felt that they were like complaining, were demanding higher wages. they were getting injured easily as opposed to the hispanic workers who were settling down for those wages was specifically like this one. like why does it like the workers here, like the white and black workers for the many 50 hour, whereas workers would settle down for like 12 and we're no complaints. mm hmm. yeah. some idea of the hard work comes from, like, the anti, like, sentiment that was had where black workers or black were considered lazy and that kind of like seep into the latino community where they i wouldn't say take advantage because at the end of the day we explaining well. yeah but like yeah the complicated history with like the anti-black rhetoric and emotions like in the, in the article that we read and i think that you can talk idea of the hardworking latino adult the fact that it comes from and type black place. yeah. does anyone else want to comment on that? yea

. >> will and harper. >> farrell takes a. >> cross-country road trip with. >> his old snl friend harperresting places. kindness. i think that's really who. >> we are. >> you know, as americans. >> did you see any risk. >> into stepping into what, for some people is a political conversation? absolutely. >> i recognize. >> that that it could. >> carry that. but i was willing to take that risk. >> i just thought. >> okay. what's the worst thing. >> that could happen? >> no one wants to watch my movies. you know, i. get shunned for doing this. okay. >> it'll be a good. >> one to go out on. >> my sweet little. >> pumpkin is. >> going to. >> have. her special. >> day, and. no one's. >> getting. >> in. >> the way of that. >> his latest movie is classic ferrell. >> we've double. >> booked your weddings. >> what in the amazon. prime comedy? >> you're cordially invited. will goes head to head with reese witherspoon when a double booking causes. >> an all out. >> wedding war. >> when i. >> finished the movie. >> i thought. >> that's what a movie should be. i just had a. >> good time. yeah. >> it d

limitations which the limitation biases shrink stereotypes then expert on subjects and tactics employed by harper. so appalachia that concern right now wants us to similar so it doesn't seem events in a way because it's just a distorted reality. it's like an example that i think is anytime that we go on social media, it's, you know, reality is awesome. so that's like the advantage that we it's kind of a cheap trick and got a big quote from the book that sums it up. yes. i mean, for the most we do not see the foreign fighters advancing in the great war, only by the confusion over the our world. we pick out where our has already evaporates. and we tend to it, which we have picked out in the form stereotype of america. that's good. that's a great quote. in fact, we're going to come back to that quote exactly on that quote later. it's for anybody else that quote. i see what i mean. like that quote. i have one that he talks about, the pictures inside of our heads and says the pictures inside. of these human beings, the pictures of themselves, of others, of their needs purposes and relationship are the

my name harper kelly. i'm cac chair.e to say again about the progress monitoring reports. please include disaggregated data for all focal groups including students with opinions regarding the staffing model and to put it bluntly you cannot realistically improve student outcomes attendance, social emotional well-being, college career readiness without support staff. thank you. that's it. thank you. >> moving on to public comment on non agenda items at this time if you care to speak to any items that are not on the agenda please raise your hand. can we have that repeated in spanish and chinese please? i'm just for we we we did in person already are not able to oh we haven't done that. okay. correct. yeah. why don't we move to in-person on agenda items then we'll come back to you. okay. sorry. so we are going to move to in-person non agenda and then we will come back for a virtual participants for non agenda items can we please have that repeated in spanish and chinese ? i'm sorry you were cutting a so we are the spanish in