and partly that was due to hayden's talents. he was an excellent scientist, but he was also even more so a really great leader of a survey. he allowed the men to create their own collecting teams. he gave them instructions about collecting and he expected them to work hard. he made it pretty clear to the political boys that if they did not pull their weight, they would be jettisoned from the survey, but he really didn't crack down on them. he gave them a lot of lead and a lot of leeway and they ended up collecting just a huge amount of special specimens 45 boxes that they sent back to the smithsonian institution for analysis and collection. he was also quite a good writer. he understood the power of language of travel narratives in particular in shaping the way people understand science. so he really played a very interesting role in the development of the genre of popular science writing and you can see here. i've included the title page from his scribner's monthly. piece about the hayden expeditions journeys into the yellowsto

and hayden understood this. hayden new once he saw that the lower and the upper geyser basins, once he saw old faithful, which had already been named, by the way, in that 1870 survey, he knew that this place was special. he knew it was iconic and he knew it was unique in all the world. because you know, scientists had already kind of discovered and explored a little bit the icelandic geysers and also some geyser basins in new zealand, but they were nothing compared to this in terms of the size and the number of features and the diversity of features. so it was really kind of incredible, you know. a couple of minutes left the survey fairly early due to health reasons, but the survey proceeded without a hitch and when hayden wrote to baird at the end of it he almost couldn't busy belief is like that it had gone so very well. and currently, that was due to hayden's talents. he was an excellent scientist but he was also even, more so, a really great and leader of the survey. he allowed the men to create their own co

now hayden panettiere is opening up for the first time about her offscreen battles. >> i didn't knowhere the alcoholism was ending and the postpartum was beginning. >> why she's grateful for her daughter and ready to reprise her role in the next "scream." >>> the rise of the gentle minions. it's the tiktok trend featuring well-dressed teens celebrating the return of gru and his minions. >> this is the biggest day of my life! >> why it's driving some moviegoers crazy. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. tonight, the fatal police shooting of a black man in akron, ohio, that has left yet another city divided and grieving. a family demanding answers. eight officers opened fire on 25-year-old jayland walker when he fled on foot following a car chase. but questions remain about what happened leading up to that deadly confrontation. here's abc's t.j. holmes. >> i won't be able to see him again, hug him again, just remind him that i love him or anything like that. it really hurts. >> reporter: jada walker is preparing to bury her baby brother, 25-year-old jayland walker, killed in a hail of bullets

amy: which brings me back to michael edison hayden.ael, you're with the sohern poverty law center. we last had you on giving as background of the patriot front. talk more about who rousseau is, how this group was founded, what it is doing, why in boston and before that, what, protests in philadelphia, these historic american cities. >> i like that phrase children of the kkk. that was great. they are not the kkk yet but -- in its heyday, but, boy, do they want to be. there was a group called vanguard america that marched at unite the right and yo remember james fields who murdered heather heyer. she marched with that group. they kind of rebranded under this veil of patriotism and kind of to try to pull from the republican party schtick and make a more marketable version of what is essentially young nazi-ism -- neo-naziism. they have been successful in doing these marches where there are anywhere between 30 and 100 people marching on the street. they did something also july 4 last year or the july 4 weekend regarding, in philadelphia for

thank you as always. >>> a lot more coming up on "gma" including hayden panettiere's first interview they learned in movies. they're sharing how they did it and how they're paying it forward. >>> and today we have milo manheim and meg donnelly are in the buckingham, of course, from the upcoming movie "zombies 3." highly anticipated. they are here live. stay with us on "gma." we're right back. we are right b. migraine attacks? you can't always avoid triggers like changes in weather. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks. you can't prevent what's going on outside, that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. qulipta™ blocks cgrp a protein believed to be a cause of migraine attacks. qulipta™ is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. learn how abbvie can help you save on qulipta™. ♪♪ ♪ free to feel ♪ experience the perfectly balanced rich flavors of lindt excellence. by the lindt master chocolatier. ♪♪ i recom

you and hayden — england. exciting days to come.we are all enjoying. there was a real special moment where he let you pass after he was penalised with up what was going through your mind at that point? i was going through your mind at that oint? ., , , was going through your mind at that oint? ., , ., , .,. point? i wasjust raising the race point? i was 'ust raising the race in front of— point? i wasjust raising the race in front of me. _ point? i wasjust raising the race in front of me. i _ point? i wasjust raising the race in front of me. i guess _ point? i wasjust raising the race in front of me. i guess me - point? i wasjust raising the race in front of me. i guess me and i in front of me. i guess me and hayden were locked in battle until he took a penalty, i'm sorry that have to happen, i would've loved to have to happen, i would've loved to have been in the spring finish for the win. but it was really special to be able to pick up a flag and enjoy the last moment with so many people that were able to come out today and watch.—

tour guide hayden marshall-inman's brother mark could see the volcano from his home. contact i had was from my wife, and she could see some smoke. she said, "what's going on? is that white island?" i said, "what do you mean?" she said, "i can see smoke. is that white?" and i said, "oh, i'm going to have a quick look." i made a few phone calls, firstly to my dad, and he's, "did hayden go to work today?" was one of the first things, you know? when we both couldn't get hold of him, we just made the assumption that he had gone, which he had. he'd gone as a guide rather than a skipper this day. stephanie: as news of the eruption spread, a group of helicopter pilots who regularly took visitors to white island launched a remarkable rescue operation. tom: it was about quarter past 2:00. my phone rang and another pilot, luke lamont, who works out at kahu, rung me and said the island looked like it was blowing up. i didn't know if anyone was on the island. i just decided i was going to be more help back at the hangar if there was anything i could do to help. [helicopter rotors]

senator hayden, here ever since arizona entered the union. a charming, lively face for 85, rather humorous. but i wonder how many people in the chamber were struck with the thought that there was a dramatic something there that says, take care. my favorite line was actually about the first. i will be brief, for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long. and then there was a line about, it can be done by this summer. i want it done ir order, so that the house and the senate will look better to the nation, as much as i wanted to be done for lyndon's good and the democratic party's good. by all odds, the most important thing to me in the speech was where he said, then that this administration here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. i asked this congress and all americans to join with me in that effort. he put a heavy accent on education, on retraining, on health. i like that line, about $1,000 invested in salvaging unemployable youth today can return 40,000 or more in its lifetime. you want to listen for

interestingly hayden's active self-denial did not involve his declining job altogether. and allowing to pass to the secretary of state instead hayden indicated if you would ensure that the acting president would come from the legislative branch. i will defer to the next panelist dr. fins in a mom will discuss experience of speaker albertsons who's experience has also relative relevant in this context. finally, i would note that speaker dennis hasterter did concede that. he did not want to become acting president, but unlike senator hayden pastor indicated he would have accepted the responsibility. quote, i really didn't want to be president permanent or temporary pastor call. and with my wife jean who wasn't thrilled with my present job. she wouldn't be happy with this. the opt-out provision in the 1947 statute might have seemed to track but i understood that it wasn't really an option because if you've got a constitutional crisis and you're the speaker. you couldn't pass it up. you had to accept. unquote the words and actions of wade martin hayden and hastert each indic

carla hayden is the 14th librarian of congress.at it. >> reporter: becoming the first african american and the fir fey of c >> as a libraria okay, and they'rpaying me. [ laug >> reporter: it is the largest library in the world. it has 834 miles of shelving and >> reporter: but deep in its inner sanctum are precious pieces of history that few ever get to see. >> this is really one of my favorite places because -- >> because preserving this is critical to history. >> reporter: dr. hayden and her highly skilled conservation team showed us two of their most prized national treasures. >> we call this pinch me moments. >> yes. >> reporter: abraham lincoln's original documents, including his handwritten gettysburg address. dr. michelle krowl is the library's lincoln expert. >> it's on stationary in pen then we think what happened, he took it to gettysburg with him, went on a tour of the battlefield and decided to change the ending and had a different piece of paper available, a pencil and then had to make an awkward bridge between the two

hayden wild had been leading, butan yee triumphed.yee saw him overtake. it was an incredible moment to win the first medal of the games. australia won three medals in cycling on the opening day, including in the women's 4000 metre team pursuit. they were among the favourites. they won the silver for written fell back britain and had to settle for bronze. summer mcintosh was absolutely dominant in the women's 400 metre. she set a new game record as she won by nearly eight seconds with australian kia milford ten taking silver and scotland's katie shanahan taking bronze. carry—on tip must also set again�*s record. this worried this was a much tighter affair. —— this was. just ahead of her compatriot. that's the medal of vince. there is a much more to keep an eye on, including the women's 2020 cricket for the first time. —— the medal events. the top two from each group go through the semifinals. australia won against india, but australia were indebted to ashley gardiner, who made an unbeaten 52. she scored the when he runs —— the winning

mrjustice hayden said compelling medical evidence showed archie battersbee had no hope of recovery.ine da costa, who's outside the court. thank you, yes. in the last few minutes the family read a statement outside court saying that the judgment had been a blow and they don't believe removing life support is an archie boss might best interests. they confirmed they are seeking to launch another appeal. archie has been described as a keen gymnast full of life and energy. his mother said he had been a fighter and she would continue to fight for treatment to continue, but he hasn't regained consciousness since he suffered a severe brain injury following an incident at his home in essex in early april. his parents believe he may have been taking part in an online challenge. doctors at the royal london hospital have said that archie is brain dead and with no prospect of recovery. last month high courtjudge ruled that treatment could lawfully be withdrawn, but his parents challenged that decision at the court of appeal and they won, and today, mrjustice hayden said the medical prognosis was

what rank in 1911 eighteen-year-old englishwoman alice hayden won the first time in rowing, swimming,nd dancing competitions for the first time, everyone is silent, international artist no, artist, no, big genius, beloved by all the titles such a title, well princess queen. no, mm buildings. no, not that title. so more versions. what here let's last seconds go sogdiana prompt. so she won there there there there there and became on the flight. we congratulate nikolai, i don't know congratulations to nikolai varfolomeev on winning 20.000 rub. so now can you help? oh no. well, no, lady. no no, that's not either. well, you do n't have a version either. yes folk artist, england it seemed to me a simple question. seriously. understand sports across all sports. you know, as they say, she is also smart, she is also beautiful. that is, she is miss, she is beautiful, talented. this is when who's here, england well, it shouldn't. say the correct answer on the screen. in 1911, 18-year-old englishwoman alice hayden won the rowing, swimming , singing and dancing competitions for the first time rece

hayden. my name is anna groves. we have met before at the last in-person new members. i was with the congressional research service up until february. i also just met you nancy just a few minutes ago. i just wanted to first say thank you so much for this session. it's been a lovely. session very much enjoyed your conversation. and i wanted to ask going back to more towards the beginning of your conversation we were talking about thinking of your career. um cycles and and being open to unconventional positions i just took a position with the national science foundation good and so my question is related to if you're one of the only people in an organization that has a background in library information science and you have to advocate for good information management records management knowledge management. what are some good tips for making those cases to leadership? and trying to get them to understand why it's important and why they should fund it. this is a foundation that gives grants so it's sort of a little different little different. however, when you're the only

is hayden talking is the only option with it. there's no other choice. good news on the it's either shooting or talking lid than better to toggle it better to talk to the clinic, i think is really sad. slag people are losing their, their family, their house in lake mit migrating to add a country. i hope you stopped soon. bad. yeah, thank leg. i never country like to you clean that also field trip. you know, because you never know what's going to happen. so we all just hold that's going to stop. so inane. yeah, i look at these photos and i know that a few 100 kilometers way. war is the reality. i hope we will find the strength to learn from the past. if you want to know more about the time between 939 and 45, i recommend a visit to the museum of the 2nd world war ah, the futuristic building right near the moat. while the river is a real eye catcher, it was designed to encapsulate the cities past, present, and future, and immersed visitors in the history of world war 2. the exhibition details hitler's war of aggression. moreover, a documents the poles suff

trailed by 16 seconds after the bike ride, but made that up in the running race to catch his rival, haydenning 5k run to chase down wilde and claim his place at the top of the podium. it's always neat doing this. i always feel extremely grateful to be in this situation. i'm proud to be a triathlete today, seeing all these nations here i've never raced before, during a triathlon for the first time. i'm super proud to be the winner of this great run. meanwhile, the reigning olympic and world champion flora duffy succesfully defended her commonwealth title in the women's sprint triathlon. the 34—year—old raced clear to win gold for bermuda. the silver went to england's georgia taylor—brown in her first commonwealth games appearance. scotland's beth potter took bronze. over to netball — and defending champions england thrashed trinidad and tobago in their opening game. it was comfortable throughout forjess thirlby�*s side as they won 711—22 at the nec arena — a record defeat for trinidad and tobago. elsewhere, jamaica beat wales 72—113, and new zealand beat northern ireland 79—20. the women's

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however, hayden wilde seemed keen to cause an upset.aland was always in the lead or thereabouts. but this is a test of endurance and stamina. in this event, it's not always who starts best but more often who finishes strongest. and there you have it, the first gold medal of these games, and it's gone to england's alex yee. medal secured, a hug from mum and dad, a curry later to celebrate — dad's paying apparently. what does this mean compared to the olympics silver and all the other titles? well, i keep saying it, but i think this is probably my most treasured moment ever, so i think for me to be able to pick up a flag and, yeah, i worked hard towards this race since last year. this was one of my focuses, so, yeah, it'sjust cool. alex yee, full of glee, and soon after attention turned to the women's race, and the crowd were treated to a dominant display from bermuda's dame flora duffy. gold in australia four years ago, gold again today in the birmingham sunshine. england's georgia taylor—brown finished second, and there was a bronze med

the sprint triathlon, the men's race was first to go, and the expected tussle between new zealand's hayden16 second lead over alex yee at one point but the englishman fought back to take gold. it would have been a tighter finish but for a 10 second penalty for the new zealander. in the women's race, meanwhile, bermuda's flora duffy, the olympic reigning champion once again proved too strong for the competition. she took gold, ahead of england's georgia taylor brown and beth potterfrom scotland. so, then, to the cycling where it was a good day for australia, as they won three gold medals. they won the man's team sprint and women's 4,000 metres team pursuit whilejessica gallagher won the women's tandem v sprint. new zealand took two gold medals, while scotland's neil fachie took the men's tandem time trial, his fifth commonwealth games title. other highlights, well, in the pool, we saw an astonishing performance from 15—year—old summer mcintosh, as she emphatically took gold in the women's 400 metres individual medley, winning by eight seconds in a new games record. and australia's ariarne t

it was a very competitive rate, hayden wilde led for most of it but it's about endurance and staminaial at the end, hugging mum and dad, apparently they are off for a curry later and dad is paying, obviously. in the next ball, england, defending champions from australia, comfortably beating trinidad and tobago, in the swimming pool it was a great morning for scotland, toni shaw is into the finals of the final. we're sticking around because the women's triathlon is coming up next, the name to watch out for its england's georgia taylor brown, a phenomenal year and she could cap it with commonwealth gold. alex yee picking up his medal, the national anthem is playing. there's a full 11 days of sport coming up during the course of these games — they are to some extent having to share the limelight with the euro football final this weekend — but for sports lovers, this isjust a bonanza of a summer. much more from us in birmingham throughout the day, but for now i'll hand back to you, martine. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich.

with the aftermath of the retreat of kiev forces securing bonding weapons on de mining explosives. hayden and greenfield, russia and ukraine seal a deal to resolve the long standing grain issued opening up like seaports for you printing. and we tech sports. that despite the west repeated allegations of moscow weapons, izing food and fueling the global hunger price with rushes, foreign minister begins a diplomatic tour around africa. the u. s. is left vexed by moscow's presence on the continent. military chief saying it needs to be contrary. we look into washington's interest in with welcome to the news our here in r t. i'm, you know, neil, let's get straight to our breaking news. this, our a huge bloss 1000 rock. the city of girl love in the done yet republic, after ukrainian force has reportedly shall the city the residential areas are said to have been targeted by key forces as well as a machinery building plants, which we believe is caught fire. the number of casualties is the best stage on known. well, let's go direct to our t from our costs are rev, who's in don, bye. hi there. remod

we still believe in freedom, freedom of speech, freedom to choose, freedom from hayden to the freedom to love. don't let them take your freedom. so definitely a lot of problems and unfortunately not many solutions being introduced there yet. and a lot of it directed at the, by the administration. how, how's, jew biden responded? ah, president biden continues to blame ruling anyone other than himself. we've heard him spend months trying to put the blame on russia, even as polls show that americans just aren't buying that excuse. and his administration really isn't helping him here. i mean, you got vice president comma harris, who was somehow even more unpopular than biden himself. and she's continued to be criticized for her responses to the basic problems that americans are facing, such as a laughing off some of those soaring gas prices and how americans are responding to them. so when it comes to this traditional holiday, there's certainly a lot of frustration volt all across the country from americans who feel like their government is focusing on really anything other than their own

however, hayden wilde seemed keen to cause an upset. who finishes strongest. and with a few kilometres to go, alex yee took the lead and never looked back. and there you have it, the first gold medal of these games, and it�*s going to england�*s alex yee. medal secured, a hug from mum, a curry later to celebrate — dad�*s paying apparently. what does this mean compared to the olympics silver and all the other titles? well, i keep saying it, but i think this is probably my most treasured moment ever, so i think for me to be able to pick up a flag and, yeah, i worked hard towards this race this was one of my focuses, so, yeah, it�*sjust cool. alex yee, full of glee, and soon after attention turned to the women�*s sprint race, and the crowd were treated to a dominant display from bermuda�*s dame flora duffy. gold in australia four years ago, gold again today in the birmingham sunshine. england�*s georgia taylor—brown finished second, and there was a bronze medalfor scotland�*s beth potter. meanwhile, at arena birmingham, no medals were up f

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a horn and a to had on those of i've become older in this great city or hayden medina. it teaches you that you are a human being with your own identity. dinna fi at the hand that you can live normally, actually any in there. and that's all i wanted from my life. a 2nd bobby i, i didn't do anything to make myself an outcast. i'd love it. quite to the contrary . i'm surrounded by friends who love me. cool, and i love them. and, and they respect me to you and i respect them instead one will get to the morning can shoot ah ah ah ah ah ah, i live ali is more than a friend who is like a brother to me. i and i'm like his older sister really. we are very close or he talk about our problems together. and sometimes we understand each other without even talking. he followed on nephew, so i had a mom moulins and had been left, came by boston to bob nodded from but now i'm not in full as him. my goal is to study photography fun and bothers what i wanted was hi, dixie in denver due to gallon mulatto dentist, oswego, i show as a new one that we should finally focus on the important th

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trailed by 16—seconds after the bike ride, but made that up in the running section, to catch his rival hayden the top of the podium. it's bizarre that it's me that's doing this. ifeel it's bizarre that it's me that's doing this. i feel extremely grateful to be in the situation. i'm empowered to be a triathlete today seeing so many different nations i've never raced before that are doing triathlon for the first time. it's amazing day, i am super proud to be the winner of this great run. meanwhile, the reigning olympic and world champion flora duffy succesfully defended her commonwealth title in the women's sprint triathlon. the 3a—year—old raced clear to win gold for bermuda. the silver went to england's georgia taylor—brown in her first commonwealth games appearance. scotland's beth potter took bronze. more medals up for grabs this evening in the pool. the women's 200m freestyle is getting underway shortly. these are live pictures. the action began around 20 minutes or so ago. two finals have already concluded. australian winning tenant winning the men's a00 metre freestyle. canada's candidat

yes, hayden. madame gunther elvis appeared here to honor the fallen essay comrade with a wreath even as have many other superiors and leaders of the essay. you are dead. ah, doctor gerbils as thou speaking with the crown prince. dr. garbage with him corn. ah, mister sasha next period. that's important was the day of pottstown on march 21st 1933, and which includes the great pseudo monarchists both play held in the garrison church and pottstown chateau. and then later in the coal opera house and berlin, doctor sim board, astonished it betrayed a symbolic representation of the alliance between the old monarchist forces book symbolized by power upon hinden, brooklyn's. as well as the crown prince, who is present here with his family of young v. as in this cornwall puck to she, the home salanza made a symbolically key contribution to this alliance between the old and the new world . i don't know. i update dodson. hitler's click on the garbage, click that hitler's view, and gerbils of you, which we know from gerbils diaries of the whole. and so lance as a whole is that they are useful idi

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he produced a stunning 5k run to chase down hayden wilde of new zealand to claim his place at the topum of these games. i feel extremely grateful to be on the situation. ifeel i feel extremely grateful to be on the situation. i feel extremely proud to be a triathlete, to see so many different nations i've never raced before and who are doing triathlon for the first time, it's an amazing day and i'm super proud to be the winner of this great event. a , to be the winner of this great event. ., ., ., , ., to be the winner of this great event. ., ., ., , event. many congratulations to alex yee. next to the netball where england, the defending champions, thrashed trinidad and tobago in their opening game. they won 74—22 at the nec arena, thatis they won 74—22 at the nec arena, that is a record defeat for trinidad and tobago. the aussies need to secure a top two finish in the group and they've still got new zealand to face. later onjamaica face wales, and new zealand play northern ireland. the track cycling is taking place outside of birmingham at the lee valley velopark in london. and engl

and then hayden kenneth year -- pannetiere is going to talk about her postpartum depression and how sheer life and career back on track. love a good comeback story. and i love a local hero story, which is part of why i am here. i got to help out by you dave. i don't know if you knew him, but he goes through this by you that made houston what houston is, and he cleans up plastic pollution. he has a boat with this -- she says duct tape and bubblegum. he is a nonprofit that sucks up trash that comes into the water. he is stopping micro plastics before they happen. he has a great mission. we are going to highlight him and enjoy houston. i went to the water wall. i got some instagram gold. i had to work it. reggie: went to the galleria and got her photos done. about the bayou, i did not have a dog, but i borrowed a dog often, to take him to the bayou, not far from where you are. i always worried, because there are gators in that i you, so you definitely need to be careful going through those waters. ginger: yes. we saw some big fish. did not see a gator yesterday, but we were prepared. i had

trailed by 16 seconds after the bike ride, but made that up in the running race to catch his rival, haydenns here i've never raced against before, doing a triathlon for the first time. i'm super proud to be the winner of this great run. meanwhile, the reigning olympic and world champion flora duffy succesfully defended her commonwealth title in the women's sprint triathlon. the 34—year—old raced clear to win gold for bermuda. the silver went to england's georgia taylor—brown in her first commonwealth games appearance. scotland's beth potter took bronze. over to netball — and defending champions england thrashed trinidad and tobago in their opening game. it was comfortable throughout forjess thirlby�*s side as they won 74—22 at the nec arena — a record defeat for trinidad and tobago. elsewhere, jamaica beat wales 72—43, and new zealand beat northern ireland 79—20. the women's t20 cricket features at the games for the first time. initially it's a round—robin tournament with two groups of four, and the top two from each group go through to the semi—finals. australia won the first match agains

hayden says that she is still supporting relief efforts from a farm. she's currently trying to help a cancer institute in kiev. >> get a generator to help with preventing potential power outages. the newest park here in san francisco is joining the golden gate, national recreation area. and it is opening this weekend, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held today at the presidio tunnel tops. this is the culmination of the decades long project which adds 14 acres to the golden gate, national recreation area with a green space over the concrete tunnel. as you see there, that lead to the golden gate bridge. san francisco mayor london breed. house speaker nancy pelosi were on hand for today's celebration. >> i think everyone who's responsible for making this tape. table tops event, the celebration that it deserves to be having the incredible leadership of speaker nancy pelosi who fought for what the people of this city wanted to see this place become. >> no longer the freeway. it once was no longer the limited access army base it used to be. but open place for