when lorna sawyer faced off against henry belo in court. many saw it as part of a larger conflict between champions of democracy and defenders of aristocracy. at the time, many founding considered democracy a dangerous idea and we hear a lot about original and i will say it's a story that seems to, has, seemed and has been discredited over decades as a very kooky. that's basically impossible to faithfully implement, but we should be wary of it. if it were possible to implement an intellectually honest way because the founding fathers did not necessarily that democracy was a good idea. many of them that elite men should run the country. everybody else should stay in their station and know their place and go along. it was really the french revolution, which by 1793 had become much more radical. london's bedlam trial happened around the time marie antoinette executed that the french revolution was what really presented a more radical vision of equality, which some people saw as an inspiration and other people saw as a nightmare. part of what c

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i'm really to waive that in the short term generalist henry book. and in between a fast i thanks so much. thank you. okay, let's have a look at some of the other stories making use around the world to sell japan as condemned north korea, firing to missiles which landed in waters between korea and japan. it was the 4th missile firing in a single wake fence defense minister said the action was absolutely impermissible. nothing that the frequency was unprecedented. and that they threatened pace on safety in the region. iranian authorities of arrested 9. you were pains, they say were involved in anti government demonstrations around blames foreign enemies for protests that have now entered. the 3rd week i was sparked by the death of a woman in police custody for allegedly breaching islamic dress code. hurricane in has plowed into south carolina after carving a trail of destruction across florida. the u. s. national hurricane center has warned that storm surge is flashed flooding and high winds are still posing a thrift at least 30 people have died and n

military junta has himself ousted in a military coup. army rebels announced they have overthrown paul, henry amoeba, suspended the constitution and dissolved the government. ah, i'm anthony how'd walk into the program? russia has vetoed a un security council resolution condemning moscow's legal annexations of 4 ukrainian regents. the vote in the 15 member body was 10, a 4 and one against with china, india, brazil, and gabon abstaining. the resolution also called for an immediate halt to moscow's invasion and demand that the unconditional withdrawal of russian forces. nozzle. western allies were quick to respond to moscow's land, grab an with yet more sanctions against russian individuals and companies. while the white house national security advisor said another delivery of weapons to ukraine is coming soon. president joe biden and the us and nato said the u. s. a night. her brother would not be intimidated by vladimir putin. america's fully de, prepared with our nato allies as a friend, every single inch of nato territory, every single inch. so mister prudent, don't misunderstand what i'm s

that henry had died . it really hurts because they even buried him without telling me. sima hazy says his brother was as far from a gang member as any one could be. but with the government, granting police powers to arrest without needing a warrant. it's not just gangs being locked up. these women all have loved ones behind bath with no knowing where and how my son is. and having my baby here is not easy. i hope god will have mercy, not only on my son, but on many innocence were in there too. i think since the crackdown began at least icy people, i estimated to have died. and oh, the crowded jails without being convicted of anything. but the government's war shows no sign of slowing all sole upon the it on a fiddler. a single gang member is just one gang, sell in the streets of our country to little will multiply to do that, it won't get because it will bid. i hadn't added berella, we've had as many as 50 people killed in a day. extortion and killings. yona does not deserve lamar bella, we need to eradicat

when henry hoyle was taken away by police and april, it was the last time his brother, hey, zeus saw him alive, most affordable has eagle. michelle with got to know with this photograph, i started looking for him a little bit. i looked for him in every hospital in prison, but i couldn't find them up. nobody's the annual per night where i would be more henry was taken to prison, caught up and president, now ye bu kelly's warren gangs, despite facing no charges, he died b a less than a month later. oh, in look up to the edelman below, i was responsible for my brother and i left my number and address, but they never had the courage to tell me that henry was sick. that henry had died, he'll mortal, it really hurts because they even buried him without telling me enough. hey, this is his brother was as far from a gang member as any one could bay, but with the government granting police powers to arrest without needing a warrant. it's not just gangs being locked up. these women all have loved ones behind bath, with no knowing where and how my son is. and having my baby here is not easy. he'

henry hill. had you predicted this? no, never predict _ henry hill. had you predicted this?t anything with i no, never predict anything with borisjohnson after no, never predict anything with boris johnson after several years. isaac had been fairly clear after several days that he was struggling. every so often his team would announce getting close but couldn't release names for whatever reason. i don't think anyone should take that particularly seriously. he is now clear to failed to hurl at the last moment. i guess the only question is will enough of his mps piling behind penny mordaunt or are we going to see a new conservative leader tomorrow afternoon? i5 see a new conservative leader tomorrow afternoon? is it really likely that _ tomorrow afternoon? is it really likely that he — tomorrow afternoon? is it really likely that he had _ tomorrow afternoon? is it really likely that he had got _ tomorrow afternoon? is it really likely that he had got that i tomorrow afternoon? is it really likely that he had got that 102 i tomorrow afternoon? is it really| likely that he had g

and henry got more. adulation after that first debate because it didn't blow it not because he did great because he didn't do badly. we got one last question over here. dr. clearly senator johnson helped senator, kennedy and his campaign. how much did ambassador lodge helped vice president nixon given that lodge was from massachusetts and clearly kennedy was going to win his home state. well, first of all the man that really should answer the question is the pro. well, i'll let you answer most of it, but i would just simply say. you know, i think that i wonder about you know if the nixon lodge ticket had effectively been four ordained if you want to call it that eisenhower's wishes. i mean, i think after eight years as president. the two people that eisenhower owed the most to after eight years were richard nixon and henry cavill launch for all that. they did during his own presidency. and so i think he eisenhower began to groom both of them beginning in about 1958 59 various ways of winning up to 60. an

henry will appoint pope to the command of the army of mississippi february 30, 1962. he would recall pope from his time with his time in st. louis to give commands and as pope is willing to leave and except he talks with his wife to assure her that she would be okay and so he went. pope would be given command of 25000 men, largest command yet, order to clear obstacles on the mississippi river. commanding officer henrik wants to capitalize on parental recent victories to move federal armies deeper into the confederacy itself, he wants to open the river mississippi river as far as memphis cut off retreats of pope garrison from columbus it will lead to one of pope's most successful actions in campaigns to that time, a movement on new madrid and islands number ten. pope would capture new madrid on march 14 and upon so, his commanding officer would heap praise on this already confident general. he would say i congratulate you and your command on the success which has crowned your toils and exposures if given the fatal blow to rebellion in missouri and proved yourselves wer

henry: it is a tale of a few stories. a story where a lot of these gross companies are in a frozen capital market where they cannot raise capital now because they cannot justify the prices they raised previous rounds. they're not willing to do down rounds because these rounds trigger anti-provisions for early investors. so they are stuck in limbo with these high prices that they priced six months a year ago, but the public market will not support it and they are trying to do. in the early stage of markets, they are a lot more active. prices are resetting quickly. we are seeing investors active. it's a very interesting market, we see this in our business a lot. where early stage ventures are active and there are active and there is still a lot of deals happening. emily: hmm, what you see happening with hiring and layoffs? we had a guest a few months ago saying he was expected to see two to 3 million job cuts across the tech industry. is that even close to happening? henry: not even close. it's interesting. in h one of 2020

so, yeah, again, henry is not the troublemaker here.? >> free time as in -- >> i don't know. >> is there free time on set? >> there's no free time. [ laughter ] >> doing sit-ups and stuff, i know baker street i would spend a lot of time there because it was such a cool set anyway and it's really fun to make millie look bad when i'm there and everyone is waiting on her. >> actually, to be honest, in all fairness, henry never left set. any time i would come onto set, okay, let's go, let's roll, and henry would be on set waiting. i would be, like, what are you doing? i like to go back to my trailer and i like to read the lines from the day before and day after. i need to relax and decompress because i'm working every day for four months straight and so it's a really hard shoot. henry would come on set, he's already there, he's looking through the magnifying glass. [ laughter ] >> i just swarm in for a week and then leave again and come back a few weeks later. >> we're happy that you came here and joined us on set. and "enola holmes 2" begi

that attention will come from henry w headache. now as pope is slowly but surely rising through the ranks, his stars on the rise. setting him up for an even more drastic followed less than a year later as the historical narrative of the last 159 years would argue. pope himself is a very interesting fellow. i'll give you some of the adjectives that would describe general pope as a person in 1861. gruff, bombastic, foul mouthed, direct in speech, decisive in action, blunt, despondent, and silent. -- i couldn't ignore this quote from a soldier, the 39th ohio -- describing pope in 1961. he says -- you know what a universal knowledge he has of cuss words. and with what artistic used grace, and when he could use them. as popstar continue to rise after that mile affair in missouri, december of 1861. one of his first setbacks, when i first first falls from grace whitaker earlier the following year in 1862. in february of 1862, pope would find his wife, clara, in very poor health. she had many pre-existing health conditions and now, she was

actually i met through henry. eric henry was state president of the naacp. his brother-in-law was on the faculty reverend winston. and they would come to the campus. this is before we formed the chapter of the naacp. but from 62 onward. we pointed out earlier, prior to entering the stage here that was appointed the permanent field secretary of the naacp in 1954. and before core before state came to town they were organizing. so the very platform, the foundation of the mississippi movement was really laid by mclemore, henry, all those folks were associate with the naacp. that is a very rich history. and that the center of that history, starting in 1954 was early and evers. we made substantial progress in mississippi between 1964 i mean between 1954 in 1965. and we stopped and 65. so we have to pick it. up again at some points. >> thank you. make sure you read it. if you could talk a little bit about why you wrote this and a little bit about the book? >> yes. the movement is essentially stories. from 61 -- 64 really views the stories i grew up with. this is si

and journalist henry wilkins joins us now from the capital. wanted to go, henry welcomed the army offices who seized power, se the top of leader pool, only dummy by is now plotting a counter offensive. can you give us any more details about this? is not beyond the realm of possibility. certainly we know that the 2 power yesterday don't have full control of the army. there's been helicopters circling the center of why the new leader in trying to interviews on the radio today. where he has said to the, the helicopters, that the military helicopters have been circling the, the city to know belong to, to him and are under his control of that. he also mentioned that there have been exchanges of gunfire between different fractions within the, the army today as well. so it's, it's pretty clear that he doesn't have full control of the situation at the moment . so it is quite possible that to me, but could be trying to capitalize on that. so the army claims the me there is hiding at a french base. france is denying any involvement in all of this. is it

aaron henry. aaron henry with state president of the naacp. aaron henry's brother-in-law was on the faculty at the college which medgar evers and he would come to the campus and this was before we formed the chapter of the naacp. from 62 onwards. we pointed out earlier prior to entering the stage here that medgar evers was appointed secretary of the naacp in 1954. before came to tom medgar evers was -- so the very platform the foundation of the mississippi movement was laid by medgar evers and aaron henry and all those folk associated with the naacp. that's a very rich history and at the center of that history starting in 1954 in a formal way was myrlie and medgar evers. we made substantial progress in mississippi between 1964, 1954 and 1965 and we stopped in 65. we had to pickck it up again at some point. senate thank you. if you could talk about why you wrote it in a little bit about the book. >> is essentially dead stories from 51 to 54. really these are the stories i grew up with. these were sitting around and we moved t to jackson in 1992

i very much involved in the and actually met maker through aaron henry aaron henry was state president of the naacp. aaron henry's brother in law was the faculty at ross college. winston reverend merrill winston. lindsay and medgar evers. and aaron henry would come to the campus. and this was before we formed the chapter of the naacp. but from 62 onward we pointed out earlier prior to entering the stage here is that medgar evers was appointed the permanent field secretary w.a.s.p. in 1954 and before and before snake came to town. medgar evers was organizing. so the very platform, the foundation of the movement was really by medgar evers and aaron henry and all of those folks who were associated with the w.a.s.p.. and a very rich history. and at the center of that history, starting in 1954 and the former way was myrlie and medgar evers. so we made substantial progress. mississippi, between 1964 and me between 1954 and 1965. and we stopped in 65. so we have to pick it up again at some point. thank you. thank. you know, this book movement, mavis, is amazing. make sure you read it. but if

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but his relationship with henry clay often put him in a foul mood. i detailed several instances in the book where a lot of this graciousness and affability really disappeared as tyler attempted with dealing as a president without a party. the title of the book indicates my focus on tyler as the tenth president revolves around his banishment from the whigs. i spent a significant amount of time examining what happened, how it happened and why it mattered. today however i want to focus our attention on one of the themes of the book, john tyler's addiction to politics. this is an important aspect of his life and career that is been overlooked by biographers and other historians. this is not to say other politicians either in tyler's era or our own have failed to demonstrate a virtual addiction to politics, success in the political arena after all particularly at the national level necessitates a public official give their all to their career if they hope to have staying power. this is also not to say tyler's addiction to politics involved in addiction in

now, yes, paul-henri damiba i believe was trained by the u.s.staken but was similarly trained by numerous other actors. burkina faso is a very proud country and have largely try to address counterterrorism threat on their own. in many ways, they have resisted the presidents on their territory of other countries. the united states was engaged in training the military, the french, and others as well. i see this primarily as a burkina problem. the fastest growing area for armed diplomats to activity pretty much in the world. situated between mali which has been battling these armed linked to the islamic sta in al qaeda. it is a complex situation. situated within -- there is a call for the people of burkina bay come as my colleague mentioned, speaking just now, 10% of the population, 2 milon out of 20 million people are just laced on account of security -- are displaced on account of this insecurity. amy: talk about why they would be holding russian flags and calling for assistance from moscow. >> we're in a bit of a geopolitical realignment with re

they nominated william henry harrison. and of course law -- defeated the incumbent martin van buren in november of 1840. harrison, as you know, died 32 days into his term. tyler became president, the image on the right is a romanticized picture of tyler receiving news of harrison's passing and his elevation to his presidency. harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make any claims that he would serve only one term, and after being banished from the whig ranks in september of 1841, he spent much of his time to try to put himself in a position to secure elections in his own right in 1844. -- he married a new yorker 30 years on her in a ceremony in new york city. to the wrath of the side of some of my favorite characters or political cartoons of the 1844 presidential campaign footrace pennsylvania avenue states the $25,000. $25,000 is the presidential salary at the time. we have tyler who said he would not run for president anymore. he

henry lee ktvu fox two news, henry thank you and imprisoned.contra costa county sheriff's deputy will not be charged for a second deadly shooting. district attorney diana beckton announced this morning. the decision not to charge andrew hall with crimes related to the killing of tyra wilson in march of last year in danville. how shot whistle wilson during confrontation when officers say he refused to drop a pocket knife. beckton says her office does not condone halls at actions, but three police force experts disagree about the shooting two called it lawful self defense, leading to her decision not to charge hall. there's insufficient evidence to unanimously proved beyond a reasonable doubt the deputy hall is criminally liable for the actions for his actions in the death of tyrol wilson as such, the contra costa county district attorney's office will take no further action in this case at this time. this case will now be forwarded to attorney general rob bonta office for review. hall is currently in prison for six years. convicted of assault fo

you're talking to henry winkler.hat a wonderful, soothing teacher he plays. >> yes, i know, i know. >> i wish i had a teacher like that in my life. >> come on, that's from the fonz, man. that's from henry winkler. >> that's from a human being to a human being. >> jimmy: you guys are like a team now. [ applause ] you get a little emotional in that spot, didn't you? >> yeah, that's -- yes, i -- okay. so i cried the whole day. [ laughter ] because that was how the carpet started, cheryl won, quinta won. i had to take a nap after that. dude, to have somebody like henry winkler, who wrote the book on tv, that's the fonz. just reading from the book that he wrote, say that he even saw anything i did, let alone liked it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> not much breaks me, but that got to me a little bit. >> jimmy: wow. also, he's the nicest man in all of hollywood. >> ever. which is impossible. that's an award by itself. [ laughter ] to be here this long and still be a nice person. >> jimmy: henry winkler played a teacher. fonzie was a t

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but also patrick henry. they are closer and more similar in age. and even though he never attended formal school at this critical moment in the revolutionary movement, he is looked up to as one of the leading intellectual tools of this revolutionary ideology. he was not known for his oratory. what he was known for at this time, and what many of his colleagues and peers and those with whom he was working recognized about him was his ability to bring a lot of concepts and philosophic ideas together and then to articulate them clearly and compellingly. and this is what he begins to do. so as a result, when the second continental congress is getting ready to convene in philadelphia, he is elected to serve in the second continental congress. at this point, however, his first wife, anne, his beloved first wife, and had only recently passed away from complicated visions with childbirth. and the two twins that she bore also passed away at that time. so remembering back to what i said, he's considering his first obligation, that of husband and father. he de

reporter: henry was taken to the prison.despite facing no charges, he died less than a month later. i was responsible for my brother, left my number and address. it really hurts because they buried him without telling me. jesus says his brother was as far from a gang member as anyone cod be, but with the government granting police powers to arrest witut warrant, is not just gangs being locked up. these women have loved ones behind bars. not knowing where and how my son is and having my baby here is not easy. i hope god will have mercy not only on my son but on many innocents. since the crackdown began, 80 people have died. the governments war shows no signs of slowing. a single gang member in the streets of our country will multiply. we need to eradicate the cancer. the government says another 30,000 gang members remain at large with the operation to last six months, even innocents salvadoreans fear being arrested. >> harvey weinstein is facing a new trial on top of a 23 year prison sentence he already serving. he is charged

and then you have the first black officer to graduate from west point, henry asean flipper. he becomes a second attendance in the tenth cavalry. but one of the things that it is important to really grasp when we think about african americans serving the military was that, prior to the army reorganization activating 66, they had fought in the revolutionary war. they had fought in the war of 1812, they had served in the mexican american war. but they did so not a citizens. so at the end of the civil war, after serving in fighting in the civil war. there is a decision that says that they are allowed to serve and fight. because they were worthy of birthright citizenship. pressing on. looking at in 1844, the introduction of henry vincent plummer as the first black chaplain into the regular army, this is very important because it is black chaplains who are going to be responsible for the education and teaching these black soldiers how to be citizens. and what that citizenship means. and having someone who, like henry vincent plumber who was a -- first official black traveling to s

henry lee live in atherton for us, henry. thank you. the house committee investigating the january 6th interaction subpoenaed former president donald trump. today they're demanding trump's testimony under oath by mid november. committee members are also requesting documents, including communications between trump and extremist groups. the committee said that it has overwhelming evidence that trump quote personally orchestrated the attack on the u. s. capitol. and that he knowingly and maliciously spread false allegations of election fraud, pressuring lawmakers to change the results. it does remain to be seen if trump will comply. former longtime trump adviser steve bannon has been sentenced to prison time and fines for ignoring a subpoena by the january 6th committee to testify as foxes. madeline rivera tells us ben and will remain free pending an appeal. despite facing jeers upon arriving at federal court friday, former trump advisor steve bannon stayed defiant minutes before his sentencing. remember this illegitimate regime, their the

alright, henry lee live tonight in the newsroom, henry. thank you. meantime, three people have been arrested in berkeley in connection with the deadly shooting that happened near the u. c. berkeley campus, where one person was killed and three others were hurt. berkeley police say that andy gutierrez oyo and michael monroe, ramos face charges of murder and attempted murder. a third person , jessica munroe, was facing charges of being an accessory. climate awful was shot and killed back on october 8th the telegraph, and durant just south of the u. c. campus. after that shooting, uc berkeley hired private security guards for some of the dorms nearby. russian president vladimir putin today blasting the west, saying the u . s and its allies are to blame for much of the world's problems . as foxes. greg palkot tells us this was one of putin's longest public appearances since he sent troops into ukraine back in february. russian president vladimir putin blames the u. s and its allies for escalating the conflict in ukraine. during a speech in moscow, he cit

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why are the newsroom henry lee ktvu fox two news, henry. thank you. ktvu is jesse gary traveled to merced today to get reaction from that community as people they're trying to make sense of this incredible loss. we will have that part of the story coming up tonight. on the ktvu news at five o'clock, and now we go to stockton, where police there continue to search for suspected serial killer as officers address community concerns about public safety. police met with the community to talk about their investigation into six recent killings, including a man here in oakland . jana katsuyama has new information now from the stockton police chief. who says his department is receiving hundreds of tips a day. babies are dying. what children are tying town hall. people stood up and spoke out, sharing the pain they feel from the gun violence in stockton's. stockton's police chief answered questions about the serial killer investigation . five fatal shootings and stockton's are now linked to a fatal killing in oakland. we have fbi 80 f u. s marshals. the police c

henry kissinger and andrea mitchell into your homes. good evening and thank you so much, amelia and what a privilege it is to be at. and i especially because i have the honor of being with dr. henry kissinger, dr. kissinger, i can't tell you how honored i am. you, the young age of 99, have produced 19th book and leadership studies and world strategy is really a primer on statecraft. so thank you so much for being with us tonight from new york. it's a joy to have a chance to exchange ideas with you, as we have worked quite a long period over to my benefit as both substantively and well, you are eager to meet your models because it is always to our benefit to hear you and you read your books and i wanted to draw on your insights about leadership to better better understand some of the events of the day right now, even as we gather tonight, president biden had what has been described as a marathon call with china's president xi jinping. today lasting more than 2 hours. in fact, the first call in several months at a time of considerable ten

knowing when the noise funds and 929, king henry the 1st henry, the fowler, came to this river. i fought against the slobs and took his hill book back. i knew he had a fortress built on it at the time on stilts and bull goes far, and that's really when it all began for the saxons, for that's not his beginning. saxony is rulers lived in the fortress through the high middle ages until the age of fortified castles ended. the nobility demanded housing befitting their status. and so in 1471 work began to convert it into the 1st german palace with ball rooms and living and working quarters. arnold, a vest failure was the court builder there on the phone with fine arnold of visit alia, introduced 3 essential architectural innovations to the castle. with once a, some one is the cell bolting with its fascinating play of light and shade. because the vaulting reaches high into the roof submitted to you in this docking knife and the arched curtain. windows were the very latest fashion, the window shine, the elegant round stairway has been copied many times since the windows brought lots of