. >> to add to hayden's point, that is why individualism is a big problem in the capital ist society because everyone is like you can do this by yourself and be successful and solve the world problem but since i joined the youth commission i have been introduced to people power. we are so much more power when we are collective and work together and think about the system rather then our own self-and the youth system taught me to think beyond myself and the world in general. that is something so unique i never found in any other institution. that is why people should teach kids in school. they should teach them to graduate, make as much money as possible, do whatever you want, buy the biggest house, a mansion, make a family. they should teach kids to feel responsible for the world and im pact they make on the world and that is what the youth commission taught me and it has been the most meaningful life lessen i learned. >> it is funny how often an adult will come up to me or in the youth commission in general and say i'm so glad you are the future. you will solve our problems. you wil

i was trying to become robert hayden, sterile, alan brown, you know, jack gilbert, shakespeare wanted to write like these folks. so a lot of my early work was just just mimicry. what is it? poetry. and why is that important to you? it's a joseph brodsky line. he says, i have survived for a while be still cages. you could carry that line around which you and all of a sudden you connected to this guy who was russian and experienced exile that that line connects his experience to my come celebrate with me every day something has tried kill me and it fell yes that's lucille clifton. i mean, you could carry one line of poetry in your head and it's a whole world. what did i know? what did i know of? loves, austere and lonely office. it's right by these lines by these poets. they do more than just. just depict the moment they they reveal a world each time you say it, it reveals a different aspect of the world. and so i think for me, when i found poetry, i felt the of in a matter of 14 lines or 20 lines or 30 lines, capturing everything that people aim for in a novel, everything that people a

. >> doctor hayden, he's already been indicted recently.t was a the manhattan district attorney indicted him on the hush money case. that is working its way through the court system. this is a federal case. the first time sitting or former president has been indicted on federal but he's going to be appearing in florida in miami. he do you know why that is the case? why he wouldn't be appearing in d c? >> i'm not sure why why chose that sort of the conventional wisdom that that i've been hearing is that florida may be a better environment as far as picking a jury for for trump didn't say dc but that remains to be seen. >> doctor hayden, i mean, there are some of our viewers may be old enough to remember when richard nixon resigned back in 1974. during the watergate scandal and certainly impeachment hearings that when donald trump was being impeached, there is no that. desire on his part to even think about resigning. he's running for office. how is all this going to come out in the wash for someone who's not only a former president, but, you

hayden had died . i remember that one of the they were one group in the head one in his neck and one in his heart. i remember two people who tried to stabilize their situation, but unfortunately, he died. trillion malik, a hanging model, and this kind of gasoline, and he was injured . we don't know what happened there. we stay in the tent because here there is a government, he has lost his arms and legs , despite this, and his daughter survived the danger at the same time as violence escalated in darfur , self-imposed exile, the brilliance of achieving peace and the smell of the washing machine around you. the whole of your clothes gives you away in the name of allah, the most merciful al-rahim, look at the smiling sun , say hello to tomorrow, you are the pilgrimage day of agha imam reza, peace be upon him, research in the divine field, in your hope, in the name of hazrat dost, from whom everything is. i'm sorry for you, my heart is sincere , sleep peacefully, calm down, have a good morning, including

these pictures showing off gun woman in training. hayden, because according to the tale, bon, these are pictures that should not exist. we had created a secret place for us that was asked to reach you to tell about they were not aware of it. after one of these sessions toronto was spotted by the tale bon, outside the gym. i didn't say anything. they just hit me. there's a heavy gun on my shoulder. i didn't say anything because i couldn't say anything to them. they hit my phone onto the ground and it broke. in terms of my feelings, i should say it's kyle because i'm the one side of my emotions. on the other side of my dreams, if i follow my emotions, i will have to leave my dreams, my sport. i'm my pounds to the future. as a new model. ringback at least some of the young and the other women can still practice the sports. they trained on a regular basis thanks to the non governmental organization, a call the t as refugees. the athletes are officially not allowed to work in the remaining international football federation fee for covers the cost for housing. but now the young feels that the

hayden. afternoon to our audience, our patrons and colleagues, and, of course, to our guest of honor the hill, michael brown. nagin, dean brown. nagin, thank you for helping us. celebrate the library of congress 190th birthday. i just want to remind the audience that they can type their questions into the q&a box at the bottom of the screen. and we will address the questions at the end of the program. so our first question is, could you tell us a bit about constance baker, motley and your book, civil rights queen? constance baker motley and the struggle for equality. what drew you to tell johnson baker motley's story. thank you so much. i'm delighted to be here to celebrate the law library of congress anniversary and to be in conversation with you about my book, civil rights queen. the book is life and times of constance baker motley, who was a path breaker in three different realms. first, she was a civil rights lawyer who helped to litigate cases such as brown versus board of education. the

joining us now is award-winning journalist sally hayden.'s also the author of "my fourth time we drowned: seeking refuge on the world's deadliest migration route." sally, welcome. you have spent the last five years reporting on the impact of your european union migration policy. what did your investigation reveal? >> yeah, and thank you so much for having me. yeah, this has been what i've been reporting on, and actually to be honest, i had to double check the figures again and again today just to, you know, make sure that i was appreciating the horrific scale of the deaths that are happening. more than 27,000 people have died in the mediterranean sea since 2014, and i think that the european position on this is often framed as inaction. people think it's just that they're not sending boats to rescue people, but actually there is action happening to, and that's creating a situation where people are much more unsafe. i know that you just quoted that you are talking about the importance of fighting people smugglers. but actually we're living i

. >> esto fue el momento en que el presidente joe hayden se tropezÓ y cayÓ en el escenario durante unas. la casa blanca indicÓ que el mandatario se encuentra bien, que se tropezÓ por una bolsa de arena. biden reitero que se tratÓ de una bolsa de arena a su regreso a la capital. " espero se recupere de cualquier lesiÓn que se haya podido sufrir, pero tambiÉn le deseamos a estados unidos una rÁpida recuperaciÓn de las lesiones que ha sufrido debido a yo pueden y su polÍtica" dijo el gobernador de la florida. donald trump supo de los incidentes cuando uno de sus simpatizantes le preguntÓ sobre su hecho. " espero no se haya hecho daÑo" indicÓ. por su parte atacÓ nuevamente a su contrincante ron desantis. " no deberÍan votar si Él dijo que necesita ocho aÑos para llevar a cabo una óda. el gobernador de la florida contraatacÓ diciendo porque el presidente no lo hizo en cuatro aÑos. mientras tanto en iowa las opiniones sobre a quiÉn apoyar entre estos candidatos siguen divididas. " vivo aquÍ, soy ciudadano de estados unidos y me gustÓ trump y Él defiende mis libertades" me dijo rigoberto de b

somebody admission coming from the recruits here at american financial, giant black comment on hayden. com which is the, [000:00:00;00] the 11 pm here in the russian campus. so then you're watching all the international with the latest world news high find some very well and do you want me to send a range of nobody has given a press conference during it says the official state visit to the us and said that the us president joy, find them as a great to back, the african union spits full full membership of the g. 20. now they also stress the needful piece in the, in the pacific in india, or is a democracy. democracy? is it not dna? it isn't a spirit of government as taking the places of democracy and on that basis constitution is made and the entire country runs on that. we also prove that democracy can deliver um, when i say deliver, it means this is regardless of cost, creed, religion, and gender. there's absolutely no space for discrimination. when you talk about democracy, if there are no human values, no humanity, that is not a democracy. that's why india believes in moving ahead w

they say hayden hails clay was reported missing early this morning. there he is. there described as a black male about 5 foot, 3 inches tall and he weighs about 220 pounds. he was last seen wearing blue jeans, a camouflage, puffy jacket and a green button. >> in the space, strong winds and a lack of water complicated in overnight fire in antioch, at least 100 firefighters, big group, their attack. this blaze. it was at an abandoned warehouse. and as our kron four's philippe reports for us tonight, a drone helped pinpoint the hot spot. >> squatters are known to take shelter in this abandoned warehouse off west second street in antioch, which caught fire late monday night with the contra costa county fire protection district says that this time the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the firefight required at least 100 firefighters keeping crews in the area for more than 8 due to the size of the warehouse, the intensity of the fire and the sustained winds the first new unit called for a second alarm fairly quick. the far eventually went to a 4th alarm du

of the most our group is called sniper is because we were very accurate, the shooting hayden, and destroyed in and be targets. we even received the challenge for the ukrainians for no 2 or 3 year old, but we didn't accept it because they were very cunning. so the key to success is to work as fast as possible to work in a cohesive team score. everyone must perform that you just quickly and not to interfere with the others. one suffered in the don't pass artillery fire accounts for an overwhelming majority. it tends trenches into school, which stuff it melts, my incentive rate's everything in its path here artillery has proven once again that it is indeed the god of war makers done every closing from the don't bass oxy and turned to make is choose aside to pass the message from pakistan, which is during the long list of countries have rejected the west school to several times with china. we have a history of being in a close collaborative made with the us. we have no intention of leaving, not boxed on, also has the reality of being in a close collaborative made with china. and until china sud

hijackers were on the loose in the united states to begin with national security agency and uncle hayden had a program that would be made public and we will talk about that but i knew on that day the life of this nation would not be the same for it's never been the same and can never be the same. i want to take a couple minutes. wrote and the emotional piece a couple of years ago and what was it like? you are at the department of justice a relatively new employee at the time, tell us if you can, in a minute or two what it was like that first day and the weeks immediately after. >> it's great to be with all of you today at this conference. have to be back with all of you and appreciate historical context starting off here as he launched into a series of conversations about surveillance activity and the future of surveillance. wonderful law, that particular piece in a number of your viewers the 20th anniversary so that was published september 112021. from time to time, i've been able to write reflections on my experience and i taught intelligence reform in the national security space. usua

hijackers were on the loose in the united states to begin with national security agency and uncle hayden had a program that would be made public and we will talk about that but i knew on that day the life of this nation would not be the same for it's never been the same and can never be the same. i want to take a couple minutes. wrote and the emotional piece a couple of years ago and what was it like? you are at the department of justice a relatively new employee at the time, tell us if you can, in a minute or two what it was like that first day and the weeks immediately after. >> it's great to be with all of you today at this conference. have to be back with all of you and appreciate historical context starting off here as he launched into a series of conversations about surveillance activity and the future of surveillance. wonderful law, that particular piece in a number of your viewers the 20th anniversary so that was published september 112021. from time to time, i've been able to write reflections on my experience and i taught intelligence reform in the national security space. usua

but that didn't impress matthew hayden, calling him a... that's about 77 miles per hour.ave added teenage leg spinner rehan ahmed to their squad for the match at lord's next week. he's coverfor moeen ali, who injured his finger in the first test. if picked the 18—year—old would become the youngest england player to play in a men's ashes series. scotland have won two out of two in qualifying for the men's world cup, beating the uae by 111 runs in bulawayo today. captain richie berrington's 127 was the foundation for their innings of 282 for eight in 50 overs. the second scotland centurion in as many matches. the uae were never really in the chase, with safyaan sharif taking four wickets, including the final two in the space of three balls. scotland are joint top of their group, looking good for a place in the tournament's super six stage. brendan rodgers says he understands why some celtic fans felt angry at him leaving the club for leicester four years ago, but wants to change their opinion by bringing more success to celtic park. he's returned to glasgow for a second spe

now, it is my very great pleasure to welcome and sit down with carla hayden, librarian of congress. [applause] carla: thank you, susan for that lovely introduction. that's the introduction you want your mother to hear. [laughter] >> i hope your mother is watching. carla: i'm sure she has. at 91 she keeps up with a lot of things. >> you told me when we were chatting just before that today is a 200 23rd anniversary of the library of congress. yay for that. it's also national library week and it's also pew's anniversary, and it's also the day we are having this conversation, so that is a lovely group of events and very appropriate for the topic we are talking about. you said libraries are the cornerstone of democracy. tell us why that matters. carla: libraries are open to everyone. it's one of the few services that they ask you anything about why you want the information, or why you want a book, though sometimes, we want to, that's part of our value, but it's open to everyone, free, and some of the values that you talked about, nonpartisan, data driven, all those things are part of wha

and general hayden said something similar to you, this is one of the saddest days of my career. chief maligns the intelligence agencies. it doesn't necessarily demoralize the agencies. they have job and mission and culture of their own. but it does make some of our intelligence partners in places where being our partner is a matter of life and death for those sorts of assets and allies made me think twice. i wonder if you can take me through the real-world implications of a president who handled classified material the way jack smith has alleged he did. >> um, well, we look less. as a nation, we look less. with our allies and partners, they have a different obligation than a civil servant does when they share information. they're going to make their decision about what they do. and i think the other is, is there a system. in place that they can count on, that they understand, that when they interact with it, or is it all just cult of personality and whoever, you know, sits atop gets to make a rule? so, i think when you say real-world implication, there's the -- there's the fact

up by our to establish the or shoveled over by to perpetuate that another union soldier, charles hayden, made a similar kind of point he's finding in aspiration in the sacrifices of the revolutionary generation. if they were able to endure these privations. surely we can do what's necessary to defend what they. that's the kind of the kind of idea you see really often in 1862. so the union side and of course the confederates had their own version of this. they also saw themselves fighting the second american revolution. and again, this is all over the place in civil war history. lots and lots examples we could talk about, but it did come up around yorktown as well for the confederates. now for them, it was a lot more difficult to make case because they had to concede the fact that they were actually in the physical position of the british in 1781. so wasn't quite as neat. but nonetheless, they still use that revolutionary history to try to inspire other and to explain and rationalize what they were doing, what they were fighting for. so you can see in john mccrae does address to his troo

michael hayden, to activate any program that would be made public. we'll talk about that as we get into it. but i knew on that day the life of this nation, you know, would simply not be the same. i'm sure it's never been the same, can never be the same, for the victims. but i wanted to just take a couple of minutes for each of you to kind of talk about, you know, where you were and what you were doing and thinking and i'd like to start with you. you wrote a very, very fascinating and clearly emotional piece for the just security blog a couple of years ago, as a remembrance, essentially. you were at the department of justice, a relatively new employee at the time. tell us, if you can, in a minute or two, what it was like that first day and the weeks immediately after. >> sure. so it is great to be with all of you today. at the cato surveillance conference. again, i've been able to be part of this conference in past year glad to be back with all of you. and appreciate the historical context that you're starting off with here as you launch into a series

hayden, wisniewski.eterson and that also had a two run homer in the first seven homers now in the year for peterson and that is splash hit number 101 in the stadium's 24 year history. just 42 there. but the game turned into a rout tiro estrada also hit a pair of homers this one just staying fair down the left field line in the seventh day after the giants got just one hit, they got 15 today. when you're winning in a route, you can afford to have a little fun right now. in his 13th season, brandon crawford had never taken the mound. he worked a scoreless ninth inning getting trey mancini on a pop up to end the game. crawford's career earned run average zero. if the giants go back one game over 500. winning 13 to 3. the a's today hoping to keep bernie brewer's trips down the home run slide to a minimum. oakland down two, nothing to milwaukee in the fourth inning, but with two on base for seth brown, he puts one over the right field fence off freddie peralta. that was the final pitch of a 12 pitch battle by

or or louise hayden better than ruth nichols. you know i've often thought about louise. in the early 1930s and what it would have been like to drop your kids off at kindergarten and preschool. how little she would have had in common? with the other mothers there. and so they did become really close. and i found a lot of evidence of that in my research. you know in 1932 amelia of course will fly the atlantic solo and in 1935. she wants to add the match set to that record. she wants to fly the pacific solo flying from honolulu to oakland, california. now this is a flight some of you might have made of course a very common flight today. but at the time flying a single engine plane all alone across that stretch of ocean was very dangerous indeed many men had gone missing over that stretch never to be found again. and aviation officials gave amelia about a 50/50 chance of making it. she does of course, you know and and when she lands at oakland 10,000 people are waiting at the airfield having waited all night not knowing when she might arrive. not knowing, you know her timeli

hayden, her advice to us it is up to all of us to do something if you want to strengthen democracy. i believe that with all of you. i appreciate everyone who joined us today in the room and across the country, i cannot think of a better way to celebrate the 75th anniversary. ♪ >> sees man's washington journal to discuss the latest issues -- c-span's washington journal, coming up monday morning, we will look at congressional news of the day and the week ahead on capitol hill with jason deck. we will discuss the key remaining cases the supreme court may rule on later this month. expected announcements from additional republicans joining the 2024 presidential campaign field. going in the conversation live monday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including sparklight. >> the place you call home. at sparklight, it's our home too and we are facing our greatest talents that's why sparklight is working around the clock. it's a little easier -- >> sparklight supports c-span as a

geraldo was hayden's first babysitter. >> carley: how did that happen?nsley: he was in the green room waiting to go on air. and i had to bring her with me the first time i was on air. so i was like, geraldo, can you please just watch her? i have a picture of him in my baby book. >> carley: he has some kids. he has good experience. >> brian: the baby only had time to hear two war stories and quickly she came right back. >> ainsley: so happy for you and brock is beautiful. >> carley: beautiful flowers. they watch my outfit. who knew? >> brian: good job. welcome back, cancerly. >> ainsley: brian ordered you a gift, it will be here tomorrow. [laughter] >> carley: can it include diamonds? >> brian: yes, absolutely. >> brian: would you do the it. >> carley: a fox news alert. almost a done deal. the debt ceiling deal heads to the senate after passing in the house. congresswoman nancy mace was one of the 71 republicans voting no. why she says the g.o.p. can do better for america. >> ainsley: plus, watch this. a car flies 120 feet in the air. we're going to tell

hayden is not old enough for taylor swift yet but it's coming. of murdering his estranged wife after this infamous moment. >> what's the biggest mistake you made at your wedding? >> honey, i love you but said "i do." [laughter] >> ainsley: oh no, shouldn't have said that up next, becky belief nic's friend and comer co-worker reacts to the verdict. she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liv

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. >> hayden sheridan giving an update on the fate of this beloved tough guy. >> the man said if you didn'tno, it's too late for that. >> i said we'll leave. i don't want you to leave. i want you to dig. >> in an interview with the hollywood reporter, sheridan opening up about kevin costner's "yellowstone" departure, leaving revealing that he's leaving to pursue a multi-part western saga he had this passion project he wanted to direct he added he and the network were arguing about when he could be done with "yellowstone." i said, we could certainly work a schedule towards his exit date, which we did as for the future of "yellow stone. that sounded a little icy, right? sheridan also teased the upcoming matthew mcconaughey spin-off, calling the texas actor a natural fit. certainly is >>> next up, "snl," do you remember that the star-studded "snl" had turned 40 years ago. big anniversary show well, get ready, there's another big one. next year, the iconic show joining in the 50s club. five decades of "snl." this time the extravaganza headed to radio city, while speaking at the cannes festival

i'm hayden. i'm a junior this year at (inaudible) my first term on the commission but what drew me to it is like emily i have always been super fascinated by public transportation. since i was two years old i had a baby sitter and she couldn't get a driver license so would take the bus everywhere and it was fascinating to see all the people and places i could go around the city and just as i got older i would explore more and more but realized that you know, like, it is not as simple as buses driving around and i can be involved in getting more buses out there, having more places to go to and like i think especially when the pandemic happened and all government meetings moved on line it was a lot more accessible for me so i was able to pgo and make public comment and see had all the presentations, see all the people on commissions and stuff and also had several friends who had been on the youth commission in the past so i just saw it as a great opportunity for me to advocate for young people, bec

ollie robinson, and one| a bingo at ollie robinson, and one complimentary about his bowling, matthew haydenere between 1934 and 2009. they did win again in 2013 and the last one in 2019 was drawn, so historically it is not a great ground for england, but i don't think we can do is go out thinking, we lost in 1948 or1956 is go out thinking, we lost in 1948 or 1956 or 1961, i don't think that plays into their heads. so in terms of the baz ball revolution, last summer they had a poor game against south africa, the ball moved around, and that attacking batting strategy really backfired, they were bowled out quickly by new zealand as well before winning in the second innings, and that was the first game under stokes, so if the ball moves around, then it will be interesting to see if they do anything different to see if they do anything different to what they did last year. hand to see if they do anything different to what they did last year. and how s-ecial are to what they did last year. and how special are those _ to what they did last year. and how special are those test _ to what they did la