he would give it the holmes treatment. it was justice butler, the one catholic on the court, who did not write an opinion. he dissented without opinion. it is likely his objection was not that the state was abusing its power, but he was against sterilization, even voluntarily, as a good catholic. >> the awards hinted that he did not always agree with his wife politically earned -- intellectually -- or intellectually. can you talk a little bit about their intellectual relationship? did her opinions matter to him? no part -- >> yes i know. she was very much a traditional boston upper-class person. she was definitely anti-semitic, lots of comments she made. holmes had a lot of young jewish intellectual friends and he kept saying a number of times i did not played it this way, but all of these young men who i love and love to talk to and are so bright, it never even occurred to me that they were jewish. but they are. his wife clearly did not like this. it was a prejudice. there was, in one of the free speech cases, where holme

and the next book is the common law by oliver wendell holmes junior. holmes says that the life of the law has not been logic, it has been experience. why is this on the list? brinkley: i was surprised that he was on the list, now that he is not a giant, but i have never read common law. it has become such a part of our culture, we are the most legalistic society in the world, and he has boiled down thoughts about our legal institutions, that book has distilled elections -- lectures and thinking down into a potent, longer form essay. you can read it pretty quickly. he was an extraordinary figure, and me, mainly, people don't maybe realize because theodore roosevelt put them on the supreme court, and he lived to be 93 years old, he was the oldest supreme court justice. when you hear members today, people stepping down at 80, he was 90 at the supreme court, and people were in all of him in the 20th century because he had been a soldier who served in the battlefield on the civil war for the union. he had been wounded many times, and he was at places like a

and i'm heather holmes.mes after the woman was injured after some construction fencing came loose and struck her. ktvu is birx derose reports now from the bridge where some sections of that fence still need to be repaired. every late afternoon, cyclists can ride on this side of the bridge into the city. the path is free of cars and pedestrians. but for one avid rider, she says, it was the unexpected safety hazards that left her hurt and traumatized. i love the golden gate bridge. there's not a day that goes by that i don't sit in awe in its majesty. but there was one day last month, michelle mahoney considers unforgettable

real housewives of salt lake citystarjen shaw and elizabeth holmes have become fast friends in prisonrding to a rep for shaw. disgraced tech mobile elizabeth holmes and shaw have developed a deeper relationships months into starting their sentences. her rep also says, they are both working on rehabilitating and have bonded over being on this journey of positive change. shaw was originally sentenced to 6.5 years in prison for wire fraud and money laundering. homes, as you may know, was serving an 11 year sentence for fraud. they're both serving time in a federal prison camp in texas. >>> heading over to the anchor desk where janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news. >> it is so nice to see you. we have a lot going on. feeling unsafe sending kids to school. that is how parents are feeling about one s. bay high school. they contacted us about the alarming number of fights on campus. some of it caught on camera. one parent told us there were six fights in one day. we have a reporter they're looking into it. >>> an unconventional solution to a long-running problem in the san francisco cast

. >> and we talked about philip holmes speaking about his view of afong moy. and seeing her as a person on a t-test, and here we have a t- test. we can see why philip holmes might take a, and say that is afong moy just as i see her on a tea chest. by the time afong moy arrived in america in the 1830s tea was as prevalent here in the united states as it was in china. the only difference here, and we see an outward lithograph. afong moy taking tea. except that the tea that she would be drinking here in america was not the same quality as she would be drinking in china. having been in china i must say the tea in china is a lot different than the tea she would've had in new york likely. i also really appreciate in thinking about the teatime, and the fact that this lithograph was presenting a very accurate time for afong moy. because her teatime would have been the american teatime. which was 7 p.m. in the evening, and that is exactly when she was presented to the public. from 7:00 to 9:00. she had eight hours of presentation to the public, and a couple of those ho

i'm heather holmes. interstate 80 had been closed since thursday night and was not expected to reopen until tomorrow morning. but again, that work is now complete. ctv's jana katsuyama was at the toll plaza there at the carquinas bridge when the chp allowed traffic to flow once again. well, it certainly is a big relief for drivers who are coming back from tahoe from burning man, from sacramento, back into the bay, because they got this open ahead of schedule. take a look at some video that we shot from earlier. and you can see we were on i-80 at the magazine street ramp as caltrans crews came through and started pulling up the cones and the roadblock signs. this is a view as the chp began allowing traffic back on the highway at the i-80 westbound lanes, they were slow rolling the cars to have a safe reopening. caltrans says that they worked nonstop since the closure at 9 p.m. thursday night and they were just glad to get this back open ahead of schedule

joining us now is cnn national correspondent kristen holmes in south carolina and kayla tausche and jeff zeleny. kristen, first to you. we know trump's skipping a republican debate and spending his time instead in four important primary states and he doesn't think there is much competition for the gop nomination. >> well, jim, part of what we're seeing this week is early voting. the next couple of weeks, as well and these are gearing up this campaign is not just for the general election which is what we've been talk a lot about with this trip to michigan, in south carolina, iowa and new hampshire these are trips he's doing to shore up the support in the early states and there is a comfortable lead in the nationwide poll, his is very aware of the fact that when cop serve tiffs are polled even if they say that they support donald trump many of them are still interested in alternative options and they're trying to get support and trying to rally up the team here with the people. the other thing i want to point out is michigan, talking about general versus the primary and he is looking towar

and daddy king but william holmes. john wesley dobbs alonzo herndon. now these names may not mean anything and i deal with these traffic in these names and stories in the book. but let me give you an example. i learned this from from my father. if want to understand the power of auburn with this particular story imagine with me dr. king age 12 steps out of his house he steps out of his home and on one side of his home, on the side of the street where his home is, middle class homes, doctors lawyers, business owners. but on the other side, gunshot homes, know shotgun houses, shotgun houses on the other side, you have people who are domestics, people who are struggling. then he turns and, begins to walk to ebenezer baptist church before gets to ebenezer. but on sweet auburn, he has to pass by the harbinger funeral home, which was owned by a black woman. the only funeral home owned by a black woman in in the of georgia at the time. so he was seeing someone breaking the ceiling of patriarchy before. he got to church then has to pass by or who go by. maybe

the elder holmes was hardly alone in pondering propriety of his relics. indeed, the invited a fierce debate about what constituted conduct on a battlefield. yet strewn with wounded and dead bodies. even as own morbid curiosity delivered to the field. one philadelphia spectator registered indignation at the sight civilians plundering the shell plowed ground per lining, discarded muskets and other souvenirs. i expressed to many of them my opinion of such conduct. but men who will steal. argued, have no sense. shame. two years later, even president lincoln found himself unexpectedly in the middle of this debate about battle decorum. democratic newspapers alleged that while touring the battlefield with general mcclellan in the fall of 1862, the president had asked close friend and the u.s. marshal ward hill layman. seated beside him in the ambulance that conducted the presidential party across the field to sing the minstrel tune picayune butler, a pious mcclellan purportedly objected. i would prefer to hear that tunes some other place and some other time. the

arlette signs and kristen holmes is above you, and give us a sense of the message that you hear from the president and he spoij to some of the union members? >> well, sara, the president is hoping to strike a show of solidarity with the striking workers. he is the first president to walk with that were pivotal of helping him to get into the white house. we are waiting to see where he is going to be in wayne county, and we are believing it is this area. he is going to appear with the shawn fain, and the endorsement of the union is yet to come, and that is part of the president's hopes as he is seeking to rally the labor union, but there is going to to be a remarkable split screen playing out over the next 24 hours. and the white house says it is not about the former president donald trump coming here tomorrow. but the white house is eager to draw contrast with the former white house and the talks and they have been walking a fine line with these negotiations. they say theyof the negotiation and they can't get into the nitty-gritty, and while the white house says they are supporting th

and i'm heather holmes. ongoing construction is also playing a role here.has details now on what business owners there in oakland want to see changed. for nearly a year, the owner of tacos el ultimo mobile has been serving up food in fruitvale village. but after months of frustration, doors are closed and lights out. they're expected to stay that way until at least next march, saying on instagram they'd focus on catering, pop ups and events. owner dominic prado blames construction and a feud with the landlord. and there's a real need for public space. and that's what we're that's what we're trying to accomplish right now. chris iglesias is ceo of the unity council, which rents affordable spaces to merchants. he admits ongoing renovations to this building put a strain on businesses like prado's. it is a concern. i think they're trying to do whatever they

and i'm heather holmes.ights were halted for more than an hour on this busy travel day following the labor day holiday. our tom vacar tells us about the reason for today's ground stop at about 1038 tuesday morning, united airlines conducted a system wide nationwide ground stop of its planes. the issue revolved around a malfunctioning computer system that degraded the ability of departing aircraft to communicate with united airlines dispatchers. the ability of dispatchers to communicate with aircraft at the gate, getting ready to depart or on the tarm

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this is martha holmes, the founder of the arctic institute. us think tank and one way to address that should be some kind of global funds where projects like that to be could be offset where it's like, hey, rush, or how about knots. i'm extracting oil and gas resources out of the ground. and there will be some kind of compensation funds that every country in the world will pay into only a binding multilateral treaty can protect the optics. and in the end, corporation is a key. the, when the movers are within the i am project hung use life, no job related other dr. falls of the many and do all reading stories about this legend to the queen. a few talk about her favorite charlotte made from the fragrant vegetable drop this showed but as a treat enjoyed in life by many in india even today. but this was a little cross has several other uses, including agriculture, where it can protect crops from the adverse impacts of climate change. and as a bunch of phone dollars in cadillac it's, he always has also opened up several new opportunities for women. this dress causes, he didn't superpower.

we have kristen holmes who is in michigan ahead of trump's speech tonight. what more do we know about the campaign strategy to skip the debate for the second time? >> well, look, this is the clearest signal we have seen that the campaign is looking beyond the primaries at the general election. if this is just about the primaries, you'd likely see him in a state like iowa or south carolina or new hampshire, but he's in a battleground state. when talking about working class voters from michigan, this is the same group that helped him in 2016. also the same group of people who helped propel biden to the white house in 2020. and trump and his team are trying to get some of those voters back. it's going to be a heavier lift this time because he had an administration and union leaders have attacked his administration policies as anti labor, anti union, pro business. but trump's team seems to think they can drive a wedge in between the members. they say the support comes from the members on the ground, not the leadership. he is here tonight, speaking at a non union

. >> cnn's kristen holmes is in clinton township, michigan, a state which promises to be a battleground once again, kristen. >> that's right, john. you'd think we were already in a general election. we haven't even started our republican primaries and this is the clearest signal from trump's team that they are looking ahead to that general election. when he lands on the ground here he's not expecting as warm of a welcome from union leaders as president biden got yesterday, but he is expected to be well received here where we are in mccomb county. this is a county that went for him in 2016 and in 2020 and not by small margins. when we talk to the trump advisors we asked for the pushback from the union leaders who have gone out against former president trump saying that he is only pro-business. his administration was anti-union, anti-worker. they say that they believe that it's possible to drive a wedge between the union leaders and the rank and file and that's what we will be watching for tonight. who actually comes out here tonight. we are told that it will be union members both past an

cnn's kristen holmes is traveling with the former president.ow is the former president dealing with this week? >> reporter: yes, is this going to be a big week for two reasons. when you talk about the gop primary, it is true, donald trump has a lead over all of the candidates, both nationally and leading states like south carolina, new hampshire and iowa. but if he wants to hold on to that lead and secure that lead, they're aware that there are conservatives that say they might support president trump, they're open to other candidates. they're hoping to ramp up his travel in early voting states to really secure down his lead. and try sand make sure that he is the candidate going forward but this is also an important week, when you look ahead and see the campaign looking ahead to the general election. and that trip to michigan. we expect him to make a pitch to these workers, it's going to be a prime time pitch, just outside of detroit talking to former and current members. that includes as i'm told by people who organized the event, members of t

cnn's michael holmes has more. >> reporter: more boots on the ground, as a spanish search and rescuearrived in marrakech to assist with relief operations in morocco. the help coming just in time as rescuers face blocked roads and mountainous terrain as they search for survivors in some of the country's hard-to-reach villages. but the specialized units of spain's armed forces have faced challenges like this before, have deployed in previous disaster zones like turkey, nepal and haiti. the team has four dogs with them as well as tools that can capture concrete in that all things morocco needs as rescuers push deep into the remote areas of at lat mountains. many countries have sent offers of help, so far morocco has accepted assistance from some after what it says is careful assessment of its needs. on sunday, morocco thanked spain, and the uae for its support. in qatar, shipments of emergency vehicles were loaded on a transport plane bound for the quake zone. the gulf nation also sending pallets of supplies and rescue personnel to the region. schepp also on the way from the uk, with 60

not long after through eskoville holmes same. but this was as good as it got for the visitors as it was one way traffic thereafter, or is equal palostio for labor cruising in front. so be off to half time. so there was an elements of pinball about his efforts with the boy ricocheting its way into the next that it was born, his face again leading down the stats defense and merry dance. told them before we leave the keys and shots the face repay the favor as he sets up the fellow's. i'm assigning your his huffman for his 1st goal for the crap. they've accused in full one out with still more than 20 minutes to go. thomas. that's painful afternoon was brought some ends by substitute adams no jack. just under a year ago labor, susan was 2nd boston and the table, boosted by the new recruits. every team family on the rise. let's have a look at the rest of the results so far on launch day 3 there is that labor cruising results which still gardenheimer fryeburg breyman battery mines, huffman high beat, well spread out bird through with bo

the quakes lessened entire villages in the high atlas mountains burying families under that holmes abdul rahman, survived, but he lost his wife and 3 sons, sonoma. normally we buried them yesterday. go for you. i felt so sorry for them. okay, the waiting 2nd smith. when we found that they were all huddled together of the 3 boys, because as i said, it was x, they all died in the earthquake with the homes, destroyed people and left to sleep. outside the age is trickling in, but many of the villages are remote and difficult to reach. some survivors say this still waiting for help. and have you got any, when the earthquake struck them, all communications were cut off. it was the villagers who got the victims out of the houses. i can imagine spending the night in the cold. luckily occasion between us when we have no time was no blankets. we had nothing done. i know she has arisen potomac instead of what you the fact that the support from some foreign countries like cotton spain has arrived. but the american government has sofa ignored offers of help from other nations. for in teams have joine

so welcome to the show i um, sandra holmes, the tween of you, right to e, you've gotten to the more people move to speak to is the more important it is to make sure they are livable of future proof that involves everything from social and environmental factors to autonomy to build the options i am present loads from dodge area. here's what is coming up. why so low power debate goes, maybe innovation will soon be found in other applicant countries do what just so called a heat offices do to help us cope with extreme temperatures and how bicycles i've taken over the streets of compiler. i've you noticed that groceries of become a lot more expensive recently. you'll know the older one climate change, the one you cray effects of corporate dikes in our re conflict between escalating food prices. and so what about growing your fruits and beds? we had to join this burg checkouts prior to read and got mean projects. missiles up to the highways offices of downtown johannes, but lies lawrenceville, but it's no high income neighborhood. in south africa, food prices are used by 14 percent this year, a

minimum of the whole nation disagrees with the surrender of nicole now kind of back to as a by john holmes. no one agrees with it. and the government, our government is inactive. it does nothing. the threats of a full scale war has been of those have said now that the region lies in taxes, as a by chance president has promised to turn it into a paradise and says he wants to integrate to the population. the claims that ethnic armenians unlikely to view with more than a bits of fear and skepticism. and now the ceasefire announcement it, it still leaves significant unresolved questions and the ongoing conflict between armenia and azerbaijan. that includes the question of new gore know car box final status, which remains open and is set to be the focus of talks to, to take place between the 2 side starting on thursday. now this mountain, this region has been a flash point, at least since the collapse of the soviet union. let's have a closer, more in depth book. now. it was authored by john's decision to launch what it called and teachers activities that sparked the latest conflict. it said it

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he explained how exactly to stop the demand for ron holmes. it so that is a difficult thing. i mean, we are trying to find the partners in the use countries. let's china and getting them to a large degree. but from the bottom up, you start changing the culture within the countries because the big contains driven from waste in countries have been proven to be very successful. so it's working with in the countries themselves and it's really pretty good. and then protecting abruptly in the countries and they split the microsoft man just bolts now usually, and not guzman has been officially presented as the new college of germany's mains, national football team. the 36 year old, a former coach of live sick and by munich has signed a contract until the end of next year. you are paying championships here in germany . he replaces the fleet who was sacked this month. he's a look now. it's not government's career. stevens, the front is leak, is youngest of a coach of $28.00, a fresher faced duty and novels minute hoffman heim. he got the top job after working his way through the ranks

of the whole nation disagrees with the surrender of nicole and i'm kind of back to as a, by john holmes. no one agrees with it. and the government, our government is inactive. it does nothing on the front of a full scale war has been over, did for now. but the region lies in factors. azerbaijan, as president, has promised to turn it into a paradise and says he wants to integrate the population there, claims that ethnic armenians are likely to view with more than a bit of fear and skepticism. the un security council will discuss the situation in the guard. no car box today. earlier we spoke with no reg sir, are you finding a independent researcher on the south caucus region and asked and what role do you when can have in building a stable piece in the region? indeed, there is mobilization here in the united states there. i mean an american community is pushing for very concrete policy, matters. it is, as i mentioned, it very difficult to imagine a stable, i mean the population in other by john. so some kind of international and i can is i'm some kind of mediation, most preferably to a un

i'm michael holmes. we appreciate your company.l earthquake hit late friday night. images on tweftion tuition8 magnitude quake is strongest in more than 120 years. joining live from lagos nigeria. tell us the damage its done and the toll it's taken. >> reporter: michael, the more rock an government more moroccan government says, so far 296 people have been killed, 153 wounded. but as has gone through 6 a.m. in morocco, so when dawn finally comes around and they assess the full extent of the damage those numbers could very likely go higher. this has been felt in the region of the high atlas mountains, but the closest city to this is marrakech. the unesco world heritage site. it gets millions of tourists each year, in marrakech and casablanca had to spend the night outdoors. after they heard the tremors and aftershocks, some of them were afraid what would happen if they went back to sleep. they spent the night essentially outside awake and worried about their property. some buildings completely clatchessed near the epicenter and resc

not long after through eskoville holmes saying that this was as good as it goes for the visitors as it was one way traffic thereafter, or is equal palostio. saliva q is in the front, so be off to half time. so there was an elements of pinball about his efforts with the bow ricocheting its way into the next then it was born, his face again leading down the stats defense, and merry don told them before we leave the keys and shots, the face repay the favor as he sets up the fellow's i'm assigning your his huffman for his 1st goal for the crap. they've accusing for one out with still more than 20 minutes to go. thomas, that's painful. afternoon was brought some ends by substitute adams no jack. just under a year ago, labor, susan was 2nd boston and the table boosted by the new recruits, routine family on the rise. and buyer munich also maintained their perfect star to the season as they came behind to beat burrows and mentioned black box. to one substitute montes tells gord byron's winter, 3 minutes from the end, heading in from the corner, the wind and a bad run of results for byron again

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rob holmes, texas capital bank ceo.e more on jeffries results and we will look how it will spell into earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: breaking news, epic games is laying off 16% of employees, this as the company is battling the apple apple app store and the willing about their policies as it relates to their apps. also time for wall street week and we take a look at what is buzzing in wall street. we were mentioning jeffries and let's get to it. sonali basak. if you look at the big u.s. banks, what did i learn from jeffries? sonali: you learned they are signaling there is a bottoming of dealmaking. this seems to be a stronger note and even though they missed estimates, certain investment banking figures, according to the differential between wall street estimates but they are rebounding in the market today up 1% coming off almost a eight date streak of the client so there were worries for the direction of travel, volatility has been quite muted in many markets. a lot of worries about trading businesses on wall stre

welcome, i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. after that powerful earthquake rocked the country. >>> also, the g20 summit wrapped

i'm michael holmes.ere state television reports hundreds of people been killed, dozens more injured after a powerful earthquake hit late on friday night. images on state television showing buildings toppled or heavily damaged and residents running into the streets in fear. the u.s. geological survey says the 6.8 magnitude quake was the strongest in the region in more than o120 years.

kristen holmes is here now. why these messages? >> we don't know right now.essages. we're not sure how they play into the investigation. when we look at this indictment, there's no reference to these direct messages. one thing to keep in mind is what a prominent role twitter played in all this. when trump was trying to overturn the 2020 election results he did much of it on twitter, promoting these cons conspiracy theories. we're trying to figure out what's in these messages. that's where twitter was. the other thing about the unsealing of the documents, we learn how secret and the steps they took to make sure trump didn't know about this. remember, twitter wanted to tell trump these existed in case they wanted to appeal it or say there was executive privilege. they were barred from doing so. >> do we know if they were messages to or from him? >> we don't know. >> the other case the former president is facing is his alleged mishandling of classified documents. he made some public comments on that case yesterday. >> he absolutely did. he talked about wanting t

about governor of texas greg abbott, along with texas capital president chief executive officer rob holmest new york stock exchange to ring the closing bell getting to that in a moment gentlemen great to see you both. >> you, too, thanks. >> governor you've done so much i would like to start there, rob, you know, the success and strong of texas. and you actually wrapping up, up in a way to invest in it we will talk about that governor this week has been incredible 11,000 people, encountered how would you access this week. >> it is chaos a catastrophe a by-product of joe biden open border policies maria remember throw years ago we had lowest border crossings in 40 years, because policies by donald trump "remain in mexico",title 42 , build a border wall joe biden came in eliminated policies last year all-time record illegal crossings this year going to set another all-time record illegal crossings americans have had it texas stepping up to do everything we can, by putting razor wire border barriers to prevent people from coming in only to have president biden's staff cut those laser wires il

philip holmes speaking of his his view of our boy and seeing her as a person on a tea chest. and here we have a tea chest and we can see why philip holm might take a look and say, oh, that's that's up on just as i see her on a tea chest devoid of course of character in this way. but by the time that our family arrived in america in the 1830s, a tea was as prevalent here in the united states as it was in china. and the only here and we see in our lithograph from my taking tea except that the tea that she would be drinking here in america was not the same as she would be drinking in china having been in china. i must say that tea in china is a lot different than the tea that she would have had in new york likely. i also appreciate you thinking the tea time and thinking about the fact that this lithograph was presenting a very accurate time for far more because her tea time would have been as the american time which was 7 p.m. in the evening. and that is exactly when she was presented the public from 7 to 9. she had 8 hours of presentation to the public and couple those hours we

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cnn's michael holmes has the details. >> reporter: a gathering of the faithful in one of the smallest most remote communities of catholics in the world. on sunday, pope francis celebrated mass in mongolia, a country with a population of around 3 million people but only about 1,500 are catholics and nearly all of them came to see the pontiff. >> translator: i'm so happy that pope francis visited mongolia. i got emotional when i attended mass. i think it furthered my spirit. i'm very, very thankful. >> reporter: vatican watchers say this trip to mongolia wasn't just about spreading the church's message to a country where no pope has visited before. it was also strategic and a chance to ease tensions with two of mongolia's neighbors, china and russia. relations between the vatican and moscow have deteriorated since the invasion of ukraine, and there have been tensions with beijing over its treatment of religious minorities and a controversial agreement to jointly appoint bishops in china. but on saturday, in words thought to be directed at china and russia, the pope said the church is no

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and kristen holmes is joining with us this. and a legal defense like this, it could cost them a hefty sum, and how do they par foyr it? >> and to be clear, donald trump has paid for aides and former and current in the investigation of january 6th and so much that america pac has spent more than $41 million since 2021 and that is an extraordinary fee, but obviously, when it is coming to georgia that is not the case. we are told that even with all of the grumblings of all of the defendants not having their bills paid by donald trump, no one has formally asked him either. and they have come up with creative ways, and some of the creative ways is crowd funding. that includes john eastman, an election attorney, and jeffrey clark, the doj attorney who is at the center and kathy latham who is a fake elector in georgia and another thing is that rudy giuliani and his son has helped to create a political pac, political action committee, to help pay, and donald trump is not helping to foot the bill, but he is helping with a fund-raiser wh