but he went with his gut for harriet miers. a friend of his, also someone he knew in his mind would be conservative enough. remember, he was a a composite conservative. he thought that she was they had their friendship. he thought they had he thought she was meritorious and he thought that she would be a good supreme court justice. you might recall that that didn't work. and so we had the opportunity and i to bring harriet miers here to interview her. we went to washington to interview alberto gonzales. we interviewed karl rove. we interviewed chief justice rehnquist or excuse me, -- cheney, all the people who had served on that process committee. and as it turned out, the right wing of the president's party did not want harriet miers that o'connor seat, because you might remember it was called the swing seat. she a moderate conservative and sometimes voted with liberals, particularly on abortion and affirmative action and sometimes she voted with conservatives and. the right wing of the party had been just waiting, waiting, wa

so so i think i hinted at this earlier when we were talking about harriet tubman. i mean, all sorts of people all over the place are doing this work. lots of people are committed to aiding fugitive slaves on a small scale, informal basis, sometimes, sometimes repeatedly. and what still in the vigilance committee do is connect those people. to give you an example. so harriet tubman is going to travel into the eastern shore of maryland and aid fugitive slaves and traveling often. she's not going to come all the way back to philadelphia. she'll hand fugitives off to a still ally, thomas garrett and thomas garrett will then send them on their way to philadelphia. now, the story's not done there because in philadelphia they're not safe either. there are slave catchers in philadelphia, the fugitive slave law applies. and so this is a very dangerous place to be and so still needs to be prepared. and when people are coming his way in philadelphia to move them on to the next step, typically that meant a train to new york city, which was also not safe for them. right. so in

so so i think i hinted at this earlier when we were talking about harriet tubman. i mean, all sorts of people all over the place are doing this work. lots of people are committed to aiding fugitive slaves on a small scale, informal basis, sometimes, sometimes repeatedly. and what still in the vigilance committee do is connect those people. to give you an example. so harriet tubman is going to travel into the eastern shore of maryland and aid fugitive slaves and traveling often. she's not going to come all the way back to philadelphia. she'll hand fugitives off to a still ally, thomas garrett and thomas garrett will then send them on their way to philadelphia. now, the story's not done there because in philadelphia they're not safe either. there are slave catchers in philadelphia, the fugitive slave law applies. and so this is a very dangerous place to be and so still needs to be prepared. and when people are coming his way in philadelphia to move them on to the next step, typically that meant a train to new york city, which was also not safe for them. right. so in

my name is harriet garrett. my daughter is missing. and they're trying to give -- we're trying to get some news coverage. >> like so many of the volunteers that day, alison rockwell wasn't a relative. she was looking for nique, her co-worker. >> i love nique. nique was great. she was so great to work with, very smart. lots of energy. positive. wonderful. just a wonderful person. >> on the morning of the search, alison recalls that she and another colleague from work, a man named derek, were running late, and that would turn out to be an important twist of fate. >> 40 minutes late, actually. everyone else had started searching. >> were you given a grid or an area to look at? >> yes. we were given the front of the neighborhood, the very front of the neighborhood. on the right. >> it was one of the last unassigned sections of the organizers'search grid, a patch of woods near a busy road. >> derek and i went into the woods together. and i remember having to walk up and go over a large tree. and there is this pile of leaves, and it's in the

marion is in los angeles with more. >> according to harriet megan's office the paparazzi were in hot pursuit for a couple of hours per they said last night the duke and duchess of suc wer involved in a near catastrophic car chase this relentless pursuit lasting over two hours resulted in multiple near collisions involving other drivers, pedestrians and 2 nypd officers but the nypd said the couple was never in any danger buried their statement reads the nypd assisted the private security team protecting the duke and duchess of sussex where there were numerous photographers that made the transport challenging. they arrived at their destination and there were no reported collisions or arrests. the new york cab driver who picked up harriet megan and her mother were counting on a wild but quick ride after they jumped in. >> paparazzi coming out of nowhere and started taking pictures and they gave me the location where they were going on the security guard told us to circle back and you see the paparazzi car following my car prince harry and his wife and the other lady were nervous and the

harriet hermeh— committee's chair. harriet harman. this— committee's chair. harriet harman.s year. we've been convicted. they've _ months of this year. we've been convicted. they've been eehwhehee— convicted. they've been convicted rather, of a wide hhee— convicted rather, of a wide rehee er— convicted rather, of a wide range of serious- convicted rather, of a wide range of serious crimes. convicted rather, of a wide range of serious crimes . and range of serious crimes. and hheee— range of serious crimes. and heee-heee- range of serious crimes. and these brace yourselves , these crimes brace yourselves, hheheee— these crimes brace yourselves, include murder— these crimes brace yourselves, include murder ,— these crimes brace yourselves, include murder , rape and include murder, rape and theme— include murder, rape and firearms offences . last year, firearms offences. last year, hheh— firearms offences. last year, more than 800— firearms offences. last year, more than 800 albanian criminals eeperhee— more than 800 albanian criminals were deported back— more than 800 albanian

then when you found out that harriet was one of 45 babies - that harriet was one of 45 babies whose lives um... i think it was good for us to have some i did it affect you? um... i think it i was good for us to have some real sense of what had happened. it was good for us to have some independent examination of what had happened. it was, i suppose, examination of what had happened. it was, isuppose, reassuring examination of what had happened. it was, i suppose, reassuring that what we had thought had happened was indeed right, after all of these years. but it took so long to get there and thatjourney was exhausting and very difficult. helen, what is your reaction to the latest cqc report that found things have become even worse?- latest cqc report that found things have become even worse? we've been reassured time — have become even worse? we've been reassured time and _ have become even worse? we've been reassured time and time _ have become even worse? we've been reassured time and time again - reassured time and time again politicians, by the hospital, that things were getting better

tubman's 200th birthday >> said harriet tubman, "i did that so you wouldn't have to." [ laughter ] >amber, what did you do to celebrate harriet tubman's birthday >> i did just what she wanted me to do, not a god damn thing. [ laughter ] >> seth: do you really think that's what she'd want >> yes take it from me, laurence fishburne [ laughter ] >> seth: the white house recently hosted a round table with a group of lesbian leaders. >> "aw, [ bleep ], my ex is here," said all of them. [ laughter ] >> seth: during a recent briefing, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre mistakenly referred to supreme court justice clarence thomas as justice thompson >> she meant to say uncle thompson [ laughter ] >> seth: the website autostraddle recently published an article titled "how to dress like the main character in a lesbian rom-com. >> the article is just one photo. >> seth: oh, come on [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> if the flannel fits [ laughter ] >> seth: jenny, hey, jenny, what's the difference between a lesbian rom-com and a straight rom-com? >> in straight rom-coms, everyone

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you can see how uneven harriet�*s lips were after they were injected by the practitioner.ld definitely call this a botched job. it's definitely the wild west. and it's shocking that as a first world country, this is allowed to happen. 0ne industry body says 82% of its members have treated patients with complications caused by another provider dermal fillers. the biggest issue. the government has rejected a call by mps to bring forward a planned licensing scheme to regulate non—surgical cosmetic procedures. it says it's still working on the scheme, which will make it an offence for anyone to carry out specified non—surgical procedures without a licence. consultation will start in the summer. it may not become law until 2026. you're live with bbc news. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, has been released on bail, a day after his arrest in a corruption case, which led to a wave of protests and violence in which at least ten people died. the bbc�*s pakistan correspondent, caroline davis, has spoken with mr khan, and she sent this report from islamabad... defiant pro

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harriet had hers done, and three months later her lips were so bloated she couldn�*t close her mouthber of tenants in the west midlands being given no—fault evictions is at the highest level for five years. this type of eviction allows landlords to get rid of tenants with no reason. a 27—year—old in birmingham told us she was issued a no—fault eviction a few weeks after complaining about mould in the house. there is a bbc documentary on iplayer at the moment called evicted which explains in more depth. a deposit—free mortgage scheme aimed at young people currently renting has been launched by uk building society skipton. it means you could get a depositjust by proving you�*ve paid your rent on time for 12 months. so basically, it doesn�*t require an actual deposit to secure a property. time to leave you with ten seconds of some cow madness. yes, a herd of cows escaped in marlow, and took a mini tour of the town centre over the bank holiday weekend. imagine that — you�*ve got a bank holiday hangover, your head�*s a bit sore, and there are 35 cows chilling outside your bedroom window.

harriet miers, white house counsel for, president bush. she was very conservative. she was female at a time when it would done them some good to put another female judge on the court. and she was very conservative and she knew him personally as white house counsel. she's around him every day up goes her name as the nominee. and the president had to effect a humiliating withdrawal of name because of the pressure not from us not from the left, but from the far right saying, no, no, no, she might. another souter. we want somebody who's going be more like bork and we're still mad about it. and so he had this uproar he had to quell on the right. and so harriet miers with withdrawn and in her place came a relative unknown who we all know right now, because his name is samuel alito. so when you're a powerful network that you can make the president of your party withdraw his own white house to put your person in after the white house, counsel has already been named. that's some power so that's what we're up against. kavanaugh watched all that happen. he was not on the trump

harriet had hers done, and three months later her lips were so bloated she couldn't close her mouth properlyof tennants in the west midlands being given no fault evictions is at the highest level for five years now. this type of eviction allows landlords to get rid of tenants with no reason. one 27—year—old renter in birmingham told us that she was issued a no fault eviction a few weeks after complaining about mold in the house. there's actually a bbc three documentary on iplayer at the moment called evicted, which explains these issues in more depth. a deposit free mortgage scheme aimed at young people currently renting has been launched by uk building society. skipton. this basically means you could get a deposit just by proving you've paid your rent on time for 12 months. so basically this doesn't require you to put an actual deposit down to secure a property. and time now to leave you with 10 seconds of some cow madness. yeah, you did hear that right. a herd of cows escaped in marlow and took a mini tour of the town centre over the bank holiday weekend. imagine that, right? you've got a

. >> byron: harriet facing his family for the first time. >> he needs to be there to support his dad also for harry to remain relevant. >> byron: the royals' own reckoning. >> we are seeing they are seeing the real battle lines being drawn. >> byron: superstar medium dj. his musical journey, collaborations with artists like kid cutting on on the pursuit of happiness. >> i don't want that. >> byron: stepping out from out of the shadow of his father, iraqi. >> my father's living presence and what he has done with the culture has definitely shaped me. >> byron: and those infamous cakes. >> announcer: nightline we will be right back. ♪ ♪ that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, and continues to improve over time. kinda like us. osteo bi-flex. find our coupons in sunday's paper. ♪ ♪ >> byron: good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with the coronation of king charles the third. something that has not been seen in britain in 70 years and millions will be watching around the world. abc's james longman is outside of

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but wherever russian troops are within ukraine and harriet, there would be able to monitors also coming out yesterday, he was behind bars and imprisoned journalist in bella, russo who dared to defend tonight. he's a free man. thanks to a presidential. pardon. how did that help? i really want to think of the people who believed and made and believed in my sincerity and belief that people can improve and make that mistake. so let's switch to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome, we begin the day with fighter jets for you, craig, and fighting words from the kremlin. today, rush a warrant against the delivery of f. 16 fighter jets to ukraine, saying the move increases the risk that nato will be pulled into this conflict. now that is one possible consequence, but apparently the possible advantages outweigh any negative. last week, several western european countries signal that they are ready to send ukraine f. 16 fighter jets. and over the weekend, you as president buys and said yes to us forces training ukrainian pilots to fly. those p

harriet turn that on its head. for the first time we had a president that was using not just the supreme court but the federal judiciary to aggressively push his policies. now that is what we expect both major parties in the united states. it's what we expect of our president presidential nominees. >> it seems like it almost came out of necessity because the states the court was in at the time. kenny set the stage for us? go back to the end of the roosevelt administration. whatro was happening on the cout that made this a special circumstance? >> i am like truman now made to the court. roosevelt nominates the court or well-known by many americans and certainly anyone who suffered through law school. there are profound jurists. and giant tears of the law. they did not like each other. they would not get along. whether it was a matter of ideology. there are policies but they did not agree on too much else. it alsot was a mentor the person came to dislike each other in an environment where they had to work closely tog

harriet is about to meet a beauty practitioner, to prepare a botched lip filler procedure done by someoner lips were after they were injected by the practitioner, and three months on she still could not close her mouth properly. i she still could not close her mouth ro erl . ., she still could not close her mouth --roerl. ., ,., properly. i would call this a botched job. _ properly. i would call this a botched job. it _ properly. i would call this a botched job. it is _ properly. i would call this a botched job. it is the - properly. i would call this a botched job. it is the wild l properly. i would call this a - botched job. it is the wild west and it is shocking that this is allowed to happen in our country. fine to happen in our country. one industry body _ to happen in our country. one industry body said _ to happen in our country. one industry body said 82% of members have treated patients with convocations caused by another provider, and dermalfillers are convocations caused by another provider, and dermal fillers are the biggest issue. the government has rejected a call by mps to b

helen lost her daughter harriet in 2014 due to poor care at the trust.he's exasperated by today's findings. i feel incredulous that things have got so much worse. we've been told now for years that there was so much effort going into making things better, that it was ok, it was safe enough, things were improving, they were on a journey and it's clear that that was not true. good morning. last october, an independent review into maternity care at the trust found that at least 45 babies over an 11 year period could have survived with better care. it should have been a watershed moment, but today's findings indicate care has worsened and inspectors are closely monitoring east kent. it does mean enhanced scrutiny and enhanced oversight. so we're monitoring their compliance with conditions, we're monitoring information that we receive of concern continuously. the east kent trust said it had acted at once to response to the cqc safety concerns, including hiring more staff and introducing a new cleaning regime. michael, i suspect the concern and, frankly, the b

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. >> i would be remiss -- you talk about his wife charlotte and go to his daughter and harriet and they were together establishing schools and pillars of the communityy the anti-slavery society and establish pennsylvania law. that scope of work coming outblf james horton is incredible and what james dids taking over he starts just doing jobs any so taken aback that he continually brings them up and giveor similr position and when he's ready to retire he passes the baton to james to take over the business where he becomes a thriving thousand ar and a pillar of his community and execute a lot of respects benjamin franklin was mid century 1700 philadelphia and more and the responsibilities that he's taking on as well of the black community. >> i'm glad you mentioned the movement and even into the far 19th century. a lot of important people who did amazing things. going forward what else are we helping to discover about james horton about black revolutionary war soldiers, what else are we looking to discover and how will that be brought to life at the museum. >> going forward we are working

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harriet dart is out, beaten in the second round. to progress to the final round of qualified tournaments. katie boulter also out, she came from a set down 5—2 and decided to force a tie—break against ashley kruger, but lost10—6. force a tie—break against ashley kruger, but lost 10—6. those results means there will be no british women in the room and garros this year. the nfl�*s presence in the uk has been growing in increments over recent years, given the jacksonville jaguars back to back matches in london. whilst it could help pave the way for a future franchise here in the uk, it seems the direction of travel is notjust one way. the nfl academy in loughborough is attempting to provide the sport with players plucked from outside america, in the latest example,... the leafy sports grounds of loughborough university are far removed from the nfl�*s glitz and glamour. but foramerican removed from the nfl�*s glitz and glamour. but for american football hopefuls, this is where the journey can begin. it's here at the nfl academy that coun

then harriet is one of the nation's 32nd president by chief justice fred m vinson from the right hand. view of harry truman, who solemnly swear by harry truman, do solemnly, sir. you will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states, but i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and will, to the best of your ability, will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. oh, help you, god. so help me god. heal the nation and the world. a solemn, resolute president declared mr. vice president, mr. chief justice. hello, senator. i accept. where it humility the honor which the american people have conferred upon me. i accept that with a resolve to do all that i can for the welfare of this nation and for the peace of the world. american people stand firm in the faith which has inspired this nation from the beginning. we believe that all men have a right to equal justice under the law and equal opportunity to share in the common go

harriet, i'll start with you.king, the blue collar jobs opposed to going -- high school graduates i mean, opposed to going to college, and do you have any differentiation between numbers of women and men making choices like this? >> yeah, so i think what we're seeing is just far more people doing apprenticeships. traditionally, we think of carpenters, plumbers, mechanic and so on. more industries are offering apprenticeships now. we see them in cyber technology, banking and insurance. there are a range of different industries where you can go and get an apprenticeship, then, you know, it's just an easier route to a job. you also quote, unquote, graduate without the same levels of debt as if you go to college. we do see a big difference in men and women enrolling in college. it is interesting. the rate of women enrolling in college has been higher for quite a long time now, and it is ten percentage points higher than for men. some economists say this is due to women getting greater financial returns on a college de

harriet dart, one of the british winners today. good evening.ddie howe is already thinking about how to bolster his squad to make them champions league ready for next season. they are back in the europe's top club compettion for the first time in 20 years. the goaless draw aginst leicester guaranteeing some amazing nights under the ligths at st jame�*s next season. certainly, a 250 million pound saudi takeover less than 2 years agao has boosted their trajectory but howe says it's still "a massive achievement to break the monopoly" of the top four. joe lynskey reports. the new castle and united it's now confirmed in black and white. they will end this season inside the top four. forthe will end this season inside the top four. for the first time in 20 years they will play champions league football. the weight has been long but the rise has been fast. it's less than two years since this club sacked steve bruce for that when anyhow came in they were stuck in second bottom. there was a big gap just to safety. new castles first win of that season com

. >> byron: harriet facing his family for the first time. >> he needs to be there to support his dad

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