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mary todd. if you noticed john todd stewart and mary todd lincoln, yes they're related, they are cousins. that is in fact how mary todd comes to springfield, she's coming from her home in lexington, kentucky visiting springfield. and it's there that she meets lincoln. now, it has to be said in all candor, that needing lincoln was not always the most easiest thing to do. all right, let's be frank. the man is homely. he is, i'm sorry. it really is true. and off with the big years, the big nose, the high hello cheekbones and although the collar and the stock tie ten to mitigate it, his neck reminded you of a giraffe. the man was six feet four inches tall, most of the hide in his legs. if he was sitting in a chair here, will be the same dimensions as the rest of us. is there was money stood up, he suddenly -- watching and can stand up from a chair was like watching a jackknife unfold. he was awkward, he spoke with a peculiar accent, very high pitched 20 border state type of accent. and he didn't really sound elegant. inelegant however was the word you would probably is most about mary todd. m

marie, 100%. why don't you want voter i.d.? why not clear the roll? >> johnt elected to the a position and use it to take voting rights away from people. that's other that can democracy. these are being passed by republican legislatures because they lost in 2020 and they're doing things that harm minority communities that vote for democrats. it's plain to see what's going on here. >> john: respond to that, john. >> minority is a supporter voter i.d. they support rules in places like texas and georgia. texas has more early voting days than delaware where joe biden is from. more days and more hours than new york. so to say this is racist and affecting minority communities in texas but not delaware? this is just a talking pint. we don't want rules and restrictions to make sure votes are legally cast. >> john: so president biden labelled the voting bills being passed in texas and georgia and florida and arizona and other places as the biggest threat to u.s. democracy since the civil war. was that just a bit of hyperbole? >> look, i think that combined with the rh

lauren boebert, madison cawthorne, chris jacobs, michael cloud, john rose, mary miller, and tom tiffany was a close ally of congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and is a convicted felon. the group that organized the border trip said his attendance was, quote, purely incidental. the fbi, previously, declined to comment on whether he was under investigation for breaching the capitol. >>> so, let's bring in congressman gosar's sister, jennifer gosar. jennifer, thank you so much for joining us on the show. i mean, first of all, when you hear everything i just laid out, what is your visceral reaction? >> my visceral reaction is disgust. it's nausea and loathing. i do not understand why these people continue to work in congress. why they continue to do what they are doing with any -- without any efforts to, both, consider censure, expulsion, and investigation. >> you've said that your brother is partly responsible for inciting the january-6th attack. i mean, what do you make of his revisionism and conspiracies about that day? >> again, nausea worthy. it's despicable. and it's really cynical b

mary quarterly. in the next year what happened is john thornton came out with a book. let me show this one a little bit longer. those of you who may want to -- it is william and mary, volume 54, april 1997. i got my dates wrong. then the following year. john thornton came up with a book. and what that did is john thornton explained where they came from and the historical significance of the city where they came from, which i will get into momentarily. so, again, i now have a wealth of material that allowed me to understand the arrival of the first african-americans in virginia. again, this wasn't anything that i was planning because had i been looking for this, i would have never found it. i found it purely by accident. or those of you genealogists know woe all have a secret. and our secret is our ancestors speak to us. frankly, mine spoke to me because they told me where to look for them. most unusual. when i wrote the book i wanted to talk about the historical significance of who they were, where they came from, their importance in society, how they happened to depart

mary todd. if you noticed john todd stewart and mary todd -- yes, they're related. they're cousins. that, in fact, is how mary todd comes to springfield. she's coming from her home in lexington, kentucky, visiting springfield and it's there that she meets lincoln. now, it has to be said in all candor that meeting lincoln was not always the easiest thing to do because, let's be frank, the man is homely. he is, i'm sorry. it really is true. homely enough with the big ear, the big nose, the high, hollow cheekbones and although the collar and the stock tie tend to mitigate it, his neck reminded you of a giraffe. the man was 6'4", most of the height in his legs. if he was sitting in a chair here he'd strike you as being about the same dimensions as the rest of us, and it was when he stood up that suddenly. watching lincoln stand up from a chair was like watching a jack knife unfold. he was awkward. he spoke with a peculiar accent, very high pitched, twangy, border state kind of accent, and he didn't really sound elegant. elegant, however, was the word you'd probably use about mary todd.

mary todd. now, if you have noticed that john todd stewart and mary todd lincoln, yes, they are cousins, and thathow mary todd comes to springfield and coming from her home in lexington, kentucky, to visit springfield, and it is there that she meets lincoln. now, it has to be said in all candor that meeting lincoln was not always the easiest thing to do, because, all right, let's be frank, the man is homely. he is. i am sorry. it really is true. homely enough with the big ears, and the big nose and the high hollow cheekbones, and although the collar and the stock tie tend to mitigate it, his neck reminded you of a giraffe. the man was 6'4", and most of the height in his legs. if he was sitting in a chair here, he would be about striking you as the same dimensions as the rest of us, but it is when he stood up, hmm. watching lincoln stand up from a chair was like watching a jackknife unfold. he was awkward. he spoke with a peculiar accent and high-pitched, twangy, and not very elegant. elegant is the word that you would use for mary todd. most of her todd relatives did not understand what she saw i

messiah rhodes, nermeen shaikh, maria taracena, tami woronoff, charina nadura, sam alcoff, tey marie astudillo, johnn, robby karran, hany massoud and adriano contreras. our geneúúxll9 ev ♪ >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in new york. >>> the delta variant has strained medical systems around the world. it was first identified in india, but spread to more than 100 countries, and it's become the dominant strain in the u.s. over the past week, public health officials have reported a daily increase of more than 26,000 new cases. that's an incr

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what -- to create what joran lawrence simon called the, quote -- john lawrence simon called the -- [inaudible] aptly deemed apologists for mary lincoln. some of her defenders go so far as to justify the physical abuse that she administered to her husband. for example, commenting on her reputation for having a quick temper and sharp tongue concluded, quote -- [inaudible] threw coffee at lincoln and drove him out of the house with a broom and probably he deserved it. in fact, lincoln's marriage was, as his law partner william herndon observed, quote, a domestic hell on earth, a burning, scorching hell as gloomy as the grave. after practicing law with lincoln for well over a decade in a two-man firm, herndon explained -- most desolate man, has been for years to my own knowledge because of his marriage the a very curious, eccentric, wicked woman. herndon had ample reason to call mary todd lincoln a she wolf, a tigris and are a female -- [inaudible] mrs. lincoln criticized herndon and his informants, that is the many, many people that he corps responded with. douglas are o. wilson, a lincoln scholar, cogently argued that, quote, i

talking about those members being tom tiffany, lauren boebert, chris jacobs,michael cloud, john rose, ronny jackson and maryew, for your reporting. people should go to cnn.com to read more about that. i want to give a quick programming note as well. in july 4th, america is open. it's time to celebrate. i hope you'll join me along with my colleagues and friends, don lemon, dana bash, and victor blackwell for a star-studded evening of music and fireworks. it's going to be such a fantastic celebration, and it all begins on july 4th at 7:00 eastern only on cnn. alisyn takes it from here. have a great weekend. ♪ 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insura

madison cawthorne, chris jacobs, john rose, ronny jackson, and mary miller. the members were there the night before the former president's visit, which they took part in. and as it turns out, so did this guy, agueiro. here he is posting on instagram. his comment reads, can y'all spot me? lol. lol. a k-file search of court records found the guy has a history of criminal violence, including felony-vehicular assault for which he receive add two-year prison sentence. that's who these lawmakers are rubbing elbows and chatting with on tuesday. and yes, given the moment, that's more than a bit surreal. but it's, also, not surprising. even though, let's be blunt here, it damn well ought to be, all things considered. think about it. for the first independence day holiday since the civil war, this country, 245 years old on sunday, is living in the shadow of an internal attack on democracy. it could be on the verge of another, according to a warning this week, from the department of homeland security. yet, one of the two political parties is doing all it can to get us,

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john harrington. she was a daughter of dennis and hannah -- and outstanding mother to mary, teresa, denise, john, rosy, michael, kevin, brenda, nana, conlin. she was a native san franciscan and a 57-year parishioner of std a math teacher at mercy high school in district 7 and presentation high school. she was loving sister-in-law the services are at st. cecilia church in district 7 as well. in lieu of flower donations can be made to the endowment fund at st. cecilia school. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you. with regard to outside bodies, i serve on the bay conservation and development commission which regulates development in the bay and within 100 feet of the shoreline for the nine counties. it's a 27-member commission with a half century of history. we met on may 6, 2021 and discussed all sorts of regional decisions. we received a briefing on the policies of the san francisco water front special area plan which was first adopted in 1975 and amended in the year 2000. which amendments resulted in the creation of a number of open spaces along th

john harrington. she was a daughter of dennis and hannah -- and outstanding mother to mary, teresa, denise, john, rosy, michael, kevin, brenda, nana, conlin. she was a native san franciscan and a 57-year parishioner of std a math teacher at mercy high school in district 7 and presentation high school. she was loving sister-in-law the services are at st. cecilia church in district 7 as well. in lieu of flower donations can be made to the endowment fund at st. cecilia school. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you. with regard to outside bodies, i serve on the bay conservation and development commission which regulates development in the bay and within 100 feet of the shoreline for the nine counties. it's a 27-member commission with a half century of history. we met on may 6, 2021 and discussed all sorts of regional decisions. we received a briefing on the policies of the san francisco water front special area plan which was first adopted in 1975 and amended in the year 2000. which amendments resulted in the creation of a number of open spaces along th

i assisted the late senator john warner when he was chairman of the senate of the rules committee of judging the election of mary, her original auction to the senate which was contested by her opponent on allegations of vote fraud. as much as is true today, the fact that there is no vote fraud is a myth. but proving that vote fraud can affect the outcome of an election is almost impossible. the reason for that is that when the boat becomes -- the vote becomes dissociated by the vote or person -- or in person, it becomes impossible to prove what the effect of any number of fraudulent votes were and to put that more plainly if i may, let's say there is an election in a precinct where there are 100 votes. if you find out later that 10%, 10 of those votes were invalid for one reason or another, either the voter was dead or that mailer was not filled out correctly or so forth, does make a difference in the outcome of election. it only makes a difference in the outcome of the election if those 10 votes could have affected the outcome. if they did, yes it can. there is nothing that can be done about it at that point be

massacre survivors mary jones parrish, discusses the events of 100 years ago, and the steps she believes are needed for tulsa to heal. this top is part of a national symposium held by the john hope franklin center for reconciliation. they also provided the video. >> as you may know, i am the great granddaughter of mary jones parrish. as moses said, the first person to write an eyewitness account about the 1921 tulsa race massacre. my great grandmother was a journalist and a writer. she was also a teacher. so she was well versed in the literary arts. also, she was someone who was deeply involved in her community. and as we call it today, she was a survivor along with a little seven year old girl, florence mary parish, who grew up to become my grandmother. florence mary parish bruner. today, i will speak to you a little bit about our new book. the nation must await. although my great grandmother's book was originally titled, events of the tulsa disaster. i will tell you a little bit about how that came to me, how i was interested with it by my father who wanted me to do something with it. and i will tell you a little bit about our relationship around the book, around the stor

mary e. jones parrish, discusses the events of 100 years ago, and the steps she believes are needed for tulsa to heal. this top is part of a national symposium held by the john hope franklin center for ressa conciliation. they also provided the video. >> as you might know, i am the great granddaughter of mary e. jones parrish. as moses said, the first person to write an eyewitness advance account about the 90 21 tulsa race massacre. my great grandmother was a journalist and a writer. she was also a teacher. and so she was well versed in the literary arts. also, she was someone who was very deeply involved in her community and as we call today, she was a survivor, along with a seven year old girl, florence mary parrish, who grew up to become my grandmother, florence mary parrish bruner. today, i'll speak to you a little bit about our new book, a nation must await. although my great grandmother was originally titled, events of the tulsa disaster. i'll tell you a little bit about how that came to me, how i was interested with it by my father, who wanted me to do something with it. and i'll tell you a little bit about our relationship -- our relationship around

mary simon has officially been sworn in as canada as a 1st indigenous governor, john general simon and the new leader and former diplomat was accompanied by a traditional in you with drummer, as she made her way into the senate chamber for the 1st time, the swearing in ceremony was conducted in both english and the people. simon was chosen by prime minister just intruder earlier this month to be the queen's representative in canada. her appointment follows the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves, believed to belong to indigenous children, forced to go to government funded residential schools. i am honored, humbled, and ready to be canada's 1st indigenous governor general. i have heard from canadians who describe a renewed sense of possibility for our country and hope that i can bring people together. i they 3 of competition at the tokyo olympics has ended with the host nation, japan on top of the medals table. one of their 8 gold medals was a 13 year old, me g michelle, who won for the 1st olympic scape for competition for women. the silver medalists that a seller from brazil is a

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granddaughter of mexico survivor mary jones parish -- of massacre survivor mary jones parrish as part of a national symposium by the john hope franklin center for national reconciliation. in 40 minutes, historian scott ellsworth, author of "an american city and its search for justice" discusses the massacre and the efforts of seeking justice. in one hour and 20 minutes, john tracy, a former park ranger at gettysburg national military park, tells union soldier john rankin's story. he argues that the honesty in rankin's writings revealed how union veterans remembered the war and wanted to shape how others member. -- how others remembered.

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john by teeth has arrived. what's next? for the 1st, the 4 year old the man moves will sing him. ah marie curie it artistic expression isn't just be boxing, it's not just the music we listen to. it's also in the designs we surround ourselves with, and they're constantly changing with new trends every season. but for british designer and business woman tricia guild, the secret to success has been largely ignoring the trends. 51 years ago, she found the lifestyle brand designers guild. she started off small importing and reinterpreting fabrics from india. now she sells fabrics, wallpaper, and furniture and countries around the world. a color frenzy. tricia guild boldly combined patterns, colors and materials creating brightly colored rooms that break with all conventions. the british artist has a flare for the right combination. ok, look at that. to me, it's just in my heart how i use color. if you want to see my passion for color, it's all over here. fabrics, accessories, wallpaper furniture. tricia yields collections have made her a european design icon from the design to the production.

mary e. jones parrish, discusses the events of 100 years ago, and the steps she believes are needed for tulsa to heal. this top is part of a national symposium held by the john hope franklin center for ressa conciliation. they also provided the video. >> as you might know, i am the great granddaughter of mary e. jones parrish. as moses said, the first person to write an eyewitness advance account about the 90 21 tulsa race massacre. my great grandmother was a journalist and a writer. she was also a teacher.

john harrington. she was a daughter of dennis and hannah -- and outstanding mother to mary, teresa, denise, john, rosyrenda, nana, conlin. she was a native san franciscan and a 57-year parishioner of std a math teacher at mercy high school in district 7 and presentation high school. she was loving sister-in-law the services are at st. cecilia church in district 7 as well. in lieu of flower donations can be made to the endowment fund at st. cecilia school. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you. with regard to outside bodies, i serve on the bay conservation and development commission which regulates development in the bay and within 100 feet of the shoreline for the nine counties. it's a 27-member commission with a half century of history. we met on may 6, 2021 and discussed all sorts of regional decisions. we received a briefing on the policies of the san francisco water front special area plan which was first adopted in 1975 and amended in the year 2000. which amendments resulted in the creation of a number of open spaces along the water front. on j

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