johnson's speech. he had worked out a few different ways to end it that did not include dropping out of the presidential race. but by time he got to that day, he made that choice that this is what it was going to be. most people working for johnson, very close to him, were absolutely stunned. they learned it the way we did. they saw him say it on tv. >> rfk's in the race, gene mccarthy's in the race. hubert humphrey, at this point, is he in the race? >> he's struggling -- >> vice president humphrey. >> to get in the race. it's difficult, actually, for him to get in the race. and when he's about to get in the race, martin luther king jr. is assassinated. and then the country really comes apart for a month. there's rioting in most major cities. one of the really dramatic moments in the book is there was no rioting in indianapolis that night that martin luther king jr. was killed. and one of the reasons for that is that bobby kennedyed had a campaign -- kennedy had a campaign stop scheduled in indianapoli

he hated lyndon johnson with a passion. he had long regarded lyndon johnson as a crook, as sleazy.nd what kind of man they had in the oval office. and so a good deal of that advertising was very personally directed at lyndon johnson. >> man: slowly, they begin to understand that something must be wrong... badly wrong... at the top. >> ♪ [ crowd yelling ] new america. ask not what you can give, but what you can take. >> mann: when it was shown to goldwater, he is reported to have said, "that's a racist film. we can't show that." officially, the goldwater people said they never used it, but the truth is, is that the spot was used across the country. republican supporters of goldwater would host these house parties and show the film. it just wasn't aired on television. but it still was out there accusing johnson of having undermined the nation's social fabric. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> man: young citizens for johnson have as guest of honor luci baines johnson, youngest daughter of the president, who is on a one-woman campaign tour for her father. the charming 17-year-old luci is the hit of the eve

how big a deal is this for johnson and johnson? i gather there could be as many as a,000 suits that could go to trial here. >> well, you know, these cases are inherently predictable, and i think that's the problem is that very, very hard to financially model going forward what the outcomes are going to be, how many will be dismissed before that. and, remember, if actuarially they're saying maybe 1,000 or up to 4,000 cases could be on the books. so we're at the very beginning of this phase, tyler. it's inherently unpredictable as i said. the curiosity is, as you opened, why hasn't the stock responded to these initial findings? >> do you have a theory on that? perhaps this is not as big a part of j&j, this particular sector or product, as others or is there another reason you think the stock has been so resilient? >> first off, j&j is a huge company. even with what you quoted, it's slightly immaterial. that's the first point, the second point is j&j remains an aaa rating. that's a rare rating in the bond world i'm referring to by the

millonaria indemnizaciÓn la multinacional johnson & johnson tendrÁ que pagar a una mujer latina porquea dijo que el talco le provocÓ cÁncer de ovarios. cegados por el eclipse, quemazÓn en los ojos, visiÓn borrosa, crece por las personas que vieron el fenÓmeno astronomico sin la protecciÓn recomendada. noticias telemundo comienza ya. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >>> hola quÉ tal buenas tardes a esta hora crece el momento en phoenix arizona donde muchos salen a las calles de la ciudad. la policÍa ha montado un gigante operativo de seguridad para evitar problema entre ambos grupos, en las afueras de este lugar el presidente trump estÁ listo para hablar en unos minutos, pero antes de que Él hablara el gran temor era de que hubiera un brote de violencia como el que ocurriÓ hace dÍas en virginia. partidarios de trump algunos armados se han concentrados alrededor del centro de convenciones donde hablarÁ el mandatario en cuestiones de minutos. tambiÉn en la centro de la ciudad se han movilizado grupos que repudian la presencia del presidente, incluyendo activis

johnson & johnson dicen que estÁn guiados por la ciencia y que esa es su mejor carta de presentaciÓn.ue dejÓ mucho de quÉ hablar. irma: el eclipse durÓ un par de minutosy mÁs de 24 horas despuÉs, aÚn nos tiene hablando de Él. fue tal la euforia que se escribieron 6 millones de tweets alrededor del mundo sobre este fenÓmeno natural. la bÚsqueda mÁs popular en la internet fue cÓmo ver el eclipse sin sus gafas. esta imagen del presidente donald trump yendo el eclipse sin bajas, dio mucho de quÉ hablar. los memes no seis eran esperar. este muestra a trump diciendo "falso sol", yy este otro muestra la cara de obama eclipsando la de trump. >> los sÍntomas pueden causar pÉrdida de visiÓn central. la persona no puede leer, no puede ver las caras de las personas. irma: el mayor temor es perder la vista. >> un eclipse no produce ceguera total porque solamente afecta la mÁcula que es la parte central de la retina. irma: y otro dato curioso es que la pÉrdida de la economÍa por cuenta a los empleados que suspendieron su trabajo para mirar el equipo se, fue de 700 millones de dÓlares. la recomendac

with johnson. johnson agrees he would sign it. the fact is that johnson didn't actually read the act, so he doesn't know what he was promising to sign. johnson was actually not much of a reader. [laughter] which, i guess has its disadvantages. [laughter] so anyway, as we've heard, congress overturns the veto. you may ask, so what? who cares? it is a dead letter. going to move through a lot of things quickly. it wasn't a dead letter. the story that comes next is quite complicated. it will appear in an essay, a particular piece that appears next year and a book that i am writing. the u.s. army has a significant presence in the occupied south all through 1866. of course, as you have heard already, johnson once the army pulled out. is the commander-in-chief. he has that power. on the other can -- on the other hand, he has to work carefully with the highest commanding person in the army, general grant, who is extraordinarily popular. you don't want to run afoul of him. stanton and johnson actually worke

six howard johnson's. it brings back. it brings back memories of guns you could almost put one anywhere. it would go in his heyday. because it was well known. and also the competition by chains were not there. cut backs off to the company went public with one factor in its demise. but ben and jerry's also muscled in on the ice cream business. will mcdonalds became king of the road. we screwed up as a company. we screwed up. we could've made it go when we get. but. you know. that's history and. nothing is forever so how likely is it that the laws how johnson's will still be open this time next year. well i think what's really going to happen is. lake george every year. unfortunately is. declining it's got to be in the. work could be like a sixty forty deal. you know sixty percent. maybe not forty percent maybe still have an open and that's sad news for ho jo fans who grew up with the brand. one ozone there were lots of all were johnson. and this is the last one. verisign this is the last one standing so we're going to try

niÑa y el juez determinÓ que johnson & johnson es responsable por no haber advertido sobre los peligrosue significaba el uso de ese producto. galo: sin duda es un veredicto que pone al talco producido por la gigantesca compaÑÍa johnson & johnson, otra vez por la pared. eva echevarrÍa lo ha usado desde los 11 aÑos. hoy a sus 63 asegura que estÁ muriendo por un cÁncer terminal que se le originÓ debido al uso de este talco. >> [habla en inglÉs] galo: un juez le ha ordenado al fabricante que le pague 417 millones de dÓlares para compensar su sufrimiento ya que entre sus cosas, su hija ha pagado las consecuencias de su enfermedad. >> ella fue diagnosticada cuando tenÍa 16 aÑos y no se pudo graduar hasta que cumpliÓ los 21 por estarme cuidando a mÍ. galo: el veredicto ha dejado confundida a la comunidad mÉdica. es que ningÚn estudio ha podido probar que el talco es perjudicial para la salud.

& johnson. a jury in california says the company has to pay her more than $500 million over its latest case about talcum powder. >> do you have any fear that you might die here? >> yes. >> reporter: eva says she used johnson & johnson talc-based baby powder daily for more than 40 years. now battling terminal ovarian cancer, she sued the company, saying it failed to warn customers about talc's possible cancer risks. her emotional video deposition was played for the jury. >> i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: her attorney says she was too ill trial but monday she learned a jury awarded her $417 million. >> my client, i think, today, has done what she wanted to do. she's going to die. she's losing that battle but she's so happy that she won the battle for the other women in this country. >> reporter: johnson & johnson is facing thousands of lawsuits from women who claim the company ignored studies linking talc to ovarian cancer. in four other cases, juries awarded damages totaling more than

its talcum powder. >> but johnson & johnson maintains its products do not cause cancer. the company plans to appeal that case while fighting many others. nbc's joe fryer has the latest. >> reporter: do you have any fear that you might die here? >> yes. >> reporter: she said she used johnson & johnson's baby talcum powder for years. now she sued the company, saying it failed to warn her about the talcum powder's cancer her video was played for the jury. she was too ill to attend the trial, but monday she learned the jury awarded her $417 million. >> my client, i think today, has done what she wanted to do. she's going to die. she's losing that battle. but she's so happy she won the battle for the other women in this country. >> reporter: johnson & johnson is facing thousands of lawsuits from women who claimed the company ignored studies linking talc to ovarian cancer. in four other cases, juries awarded damages totaling more than $300 million. johnson & johnson is appealing those verdicts and plans to appeal monday's decision because the company says, we are guided by the

a jury in california has ruled against multinational pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson and the costliest decision to date for the company concerning its talcum products linked to cancer j. and j. now must pay seventy million dollars and compensate tory damages and three hundred forty seven million in punitive damages after the jury sided with california resident. who says she developed ovarian cancer through her use of johnson's baby powder for feminine hygiene. said her lawyers or others say j.n.j. encouraged women to use the product despite knowing studies show it can lead to a varian cancer and death for more let's bring in host of america's lawyer mike papen tonio he's also author of the book law and then gents. mr mike happened tonio welcome to the show today as a well respected trial lawyer and someone who spent three decades fighting corporations in court the significance of this has the price tag in your reaction to the jury's decision. it looks like we have a lost mike. unfortunately and we're going to move on to somebody else for you a trampoline a thermos and escalat

lyndon johnson started making some phone calls. and the phone calls went like senator, my goodness, my goodness, my goodness. i see where there is a bridge scheduled to go up in your hometown next year. one of my sources is telling me they might be putting your name on the bridge. well, let me tell you like this. there might not be a bridge. there might not be no money for a bridge, if you vote. so, what you need to do when you come out of your house next tuesday, go down to the corner, go to a coffee shop, and sit in there all day long. [laughter] and 20 of them were so fearful of lyndon johnson that they did it. they did not vote. >> there were 20 abstentions. wil: yes. and that is astonishing. they are sworn to vote. and, johnson, he put the fear of god into them if they did not vote. yes, he wasl, confirmed, but you have to pay attention to the arcane rules of the senate. if the southerners and those who did not like marshall, if they could stop the white house votes,they reached 60 then they could filibuster the nomination to

lyndon johnson, as we think of him, both the vietnam lyndon johnson and the domestic lyndon johnson is somebody who came along later. not in 1960. >> perfect. thank you very much for coming tonight. it is wonderful to have you. thank you. [ applause ] >> announcer: coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1947 u.s. war department film don't be a sucker about hate filled speech. >> i'm just an average american. and i'm an american american. and some of the things that i see in this country of ours make my blood boil. i see people with foreign accents, making all of the money. i see negroes holding jobs that belong to me and you. i ask you, if we allow this to go on, what will become of us real americans. >> on sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, we'll tour the presidential vehicles collection at the henry ford museum in dearborn, michigan. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, herbert hoover scholar george nash talks about the relationship between the 31st president and calvin coolidge. >> just f

johnson. we look forward to getting your calls for our guest charles john trade and al affairs managing director at the g.a.o. oversight rolehe that you are involved in. how often do reports like there out? guest: we have done over the last decade we have issued a series. to 2009 when we issued one on the efforts in afghanistan and iraq and food assistance and more recently we have issued a couple this year. this is a public version of a classified report on the subject on d.o.d. and we have one forthcoming on daggett security issues. do them every time there is a change of administration. i would imagine price tag with work?ow does it guest: most of what we look at doing, the . is funding is related to department gent, in lebanon, and in particular parts of the globe, we raq, in particular when funnel funds in to address it. we don't have the military funds associated with that, that is not under our defense team. primarily focused on the -- the number would be largely than the military opera

lyndon johnson, as we think of it, both vietnam, lyndon johnson and the domestic lyndon johnson is somebody who came along later, not in 1960. >> perfect. thank you very much for coming tonight. [ applause ] it was wonderful to have you. thank you. >> tonight we'll visit 17 state capitols from across the country including the capitols in richmond, virginia, austin, texas, sacramento, california and albany new york. it's part of a special weeknight edition of "american history tv" starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. saturday, at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1947 u.s. war department film, don't be a sucker about hate-filled speech. >> i'm just an average american, and i'm an american, american and some of the things i see in this country of ours make my blood boil. >> i see people with foreign accents making all of the money. i see negros holding jobs that belong to me and you, i ask you, if we allow this thing to go on what's going to become of us real americans. >> on "american artifacts," we'll tour the pre

let's go to lyndon johnson and his joyce of johnson as vice president. this is one of the -- historians have written about this and there are many verpgsions about this as there are writing it. some say kennedy had no intention of picking lbj, but sort of a gesture made to offer him the vice presidentsy and much to his regret johnson accepted. he was certain that he would turn him down and others say that is not so. i think bob carrow suggested that kennedy and his brother may have been at odds on this point. robert kennedy was no fan, of course, of lbj. and but that jfk saw the merit of picking lbj. so you guys i think come down somewhere in the middle of that. but you do show what a chaotic event it was. >> we hope we did. and i wouldn't attest on my life that our version is 100% accurate either because you are dealing with separate narratives from different sides, particularly carrow and lbj, carrow writes pages and pages about the selection of lbj and on the other side kennedy people -- there is a lot of information again to just building about it. w

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a smile from katarina johnson thompson. there we are.on that throughout the day. italian police have arrested a polish man accused of kidnapping and drugging a british model as she arrived for a photo shoot. the 20—year—old woman was attacked by two men and held captive for 6 days. it's alleged they threatened to hold an online auction for her unless a ransom was paid. 30 year old, lukasz pawel herba, who lives in britain, has been arrested on suspicion of kidnap and extortion. venezuela's opposition groups say the country's institutions have been "taken hostage" after the top prosecutor — a vocal critic of president maduro — was sacked. politicians removed luisa ortega from office following a vote in the new controversial assembly. meanwhile, an opposition leader leopoldo lopez has been transferred from a military prison to his home where he is under house arrest. will grant reports: it did not take long for venezuelan‘s chief prosecutor to feel the consequences of her opposition to the constituent assembly. just hours after the controv

senator johnson, let me invite him to make a few comments. sen. johnson: just real quick. i apologize. i was late. we e passed a right to try bill. that's why i'm late. i came to thank senator cornyn for his fabulous leadership. we've held 30 hearings on the fact that our border is not secure. i know senator cornyn is highly interested in fixing our illegal immigration and our legal immigration system. the first step is to secure at the border. he and his staff has been working on the piece of legislation. i go down the list of all of the democrats that are considered in here. from a-z, they checked off all the blogs in terms of things that has a be considered. i want to be completely support of this. it is a well-thought-out piece of legislation focusing on eliminating the incentives for illegal immigration, smartly securing our borders with, you know, the use of barriers as well as technology and manpower. excellent piece of legislation. am happy to supported and work with him as it makes its way through the legislative process. sen. cornyn: yes, ma'am? >> we talked abou

johnson & johnson has been ordered to pay more than $400 million. reporter tom wait has the emotional testimony from the woman at the center ofthe case. >> reporter: this was 63-year- old eva echeveria before cancer took over her body. this is what the fight has done to her. she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer 10 years ago, a condition she blames on johnson & johnson's talcum powder. she took her fight to court and won. for the first time we're seeing some of the heart breaking testimony in the case. here she talks about how her daughter cared for her after her diagnosis. >> i was diagnosed when she was 16 years old. she didn't graduate till she was 21 because she was taking care of me. i feel like she was cheated out of her teen years because she had to stop and take care of me. >> reporter: echeveria accused johnson & johnson of knowing the risks of talcum powder and concealing them. she used the product 41 years. according to the american cancer society, many studies have been done on a possible link between the product and ovarian cancer, the

>> yes. >> eva says she used johnson & johnson talc based baby powder more than 40 years.ued the company saying it failed to warn companies about talc's possible cancer risks. her emotional video deposition recorded in february was played for the jury. >> i thought i was going to die for christmas. >> her attorney says she was too ill to attend the trial but monday learned a jury awarded her $417 million. >> my client i think today has done what she wanted to do. she's going to die. she's losing that battle. but she's so happy that she won the battle for the other women in this country. >> johnson & johnson is facing thousand it's of lawsuits from women who claim the company ignored studies linking talc to ovarian verdicts and plans to appeal monday's decision because the company says we are guided by the science which supports the safety of johnson's baby powder. the company did win a trial in march, while another suit was thrown out by a new jersey judge. >> you don't put a cancer warning on a product that doesn't cause cancer. >> reporter: bart williams, a lawyer for jo

and kerry johnson by jeff sessions regarding efforts on the russia investigation. join the discussion live every friday morning. >>> one of the headlines from voice of america republican senators seek to ramp up u.s. border security. writing one day after president trump announced the man to reduce and reshape the plan to the united states. they unveiled the security legislation to stem the flow of illegal immigration. the senate majority whip and senators johnson and tillis talk ed about the legislation. >> okay. good. good morning everybody. i'm proud to be here with senator barrasso and tillis. i hope we have support for the efforts here something called the building america's trust act this is really the culmination not just of months but years of work. since i've been here in the senate, we've talked about border security. the one thing that's been lack ing, similarly in the last eight years, has been the political will to do what we know we need to do. that's come up with a plan to secure the border and contains 1 00% situational awareness and 1 00% operation

safety of johnson's baby powder. stuff. >> game of thrones i'm getting into, binge watched it this weekend, some hackers are threatening to leak the finale for this season. >> hackers by the recent breach are threatening to leak the upcoming season finale of game of thrones. >> refuse and die. >> we need to find a way. >> nothing stand in our way. >> reporter: those hackers recently communicated with the website mashable offering tons of stolen data and threatening to leak episodes 6 and 7 of the show, the final two in its seventh season. episode 6 there this sunday did not get leaked at of time but the seventh episode, the season finale set to premiere next sunday evening so we will see. >> these stories make me matter than anything. a lava cake from mcdonald's. interesting. >> mcdonald's is putting their spin on lava cake transforming it into a chocolate version of their signature apple pie. it is a huge fried and flake the hot chocolate center. since the $2 pies launched earlier this month in south korea it has be

javier: demanda por 417 millones de dÓlares a empresa johnson y johnson porque contrajo cÁncer en losvarios por usar talco desde los 11 aÑos. carolina: estados unidos continÚa eclipsado. javier: desde el foro de noticias univisiÓn le saludamos carolina sarassa y javier olivares, con la noticia que marcarÁn tu dÍa para este agosto 22 de 2017. carolina:trump llega arizona, parte de acto de campaÑa en ese estado. manifestantes opuestos a su polÍtica migratoria. javier: en arizona le dan la espalda varios polÍticos de su propio partido. el partido republicano incluyendo los dos senadores y gobernador de ese estado. pasemos en vivo, buenas tardes. reportera:hola, me encuentro en phoenix en donde estarÁ el presidente trump. quisiera comentarles una de los lugares que estarÁ Él serÁ en arizona, visitarÁ la patrulla fronteriza. harÁ un tour por toda la patrulla fronteriza, medirÁ algunas cosas que están sucediendo. visitarÁ en ese mismo lugar al personal que tiene y las medidas que estÁn tomando las nuevas polÍticas que tienen ahÍ. estarÁ acompaÑando de el secretario de departamento de seguri

etomidate was developed by a division of johnson & johnson, and has been criticized as being unproven in executions. in response, the johnson & -- the company said -- "we do not condone the use of our medicines in lethal injections for capital punishment." mark james asay was the first white man to be put to death in florida for killing a black man in the state reinstituted the death penalty in 1979. we'll have more on the death penalty and for his execution later in the broadcast. at the white house, press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said thursday that president trump would ask senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to try again to repeal and replace the affordable care act when congress returns from its summer recess next month. the comments came as president trump continued to attack mcconnell on twitter, and amid reports that a phone call between trump and mcconnell earlier this month devolved into a profane shouting match. during thursday's white house press briefing, the first in three weeks, huckabee sanders was also asked about trump's threat to shut down the federal gove

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& johnson.me companies have not done well lately foot locker down 30%, the dicht sw up, first positive since 2015 lower markdowns, the sales on the rise, they have been using more technology, so this one is a real winner today, 1.1 billion a winner nice jump there. >> thank you nickel we point out that is, i think, why this verdict in the johnson & johnson baby powder case is shocking is because the scientific evidence simply is not there, it is extremely mixed on whether this type of baby powder, by the way, call calc has not been used in baby powered doestain asbestos since 1970s again, the basis for johnson & johnson fighting back on that question sneaking a peek at clips without protective glasses, "the washington post" doesn't seem over the moon about this decision. joining me now is the host of "varney & company", stuart varney, all outrage. >> about laughable. >> it is laughable. >> i literally got up i go through all news on front page of the "washington post", at least the electronic di

appreciate it. >>> next case, johnson & johnson.oped to varon cancer after using johnson & johnson's talcum powder. gregg jarrett's with us, fox news anture and former -- anchor and former defense attorney. johnson & johnson surely is going to appeal -- >> it'll get knocked down. stuart: knocked down because why? >> it is excessive. stuart: the financial amount, wasn't there a cause established? >> look, there have been a couple of dozen of these nearly identical lawsuits, ovarian cancer, and plaintiffs have both won and lost. why? because the science is mixed and hasn't caught up with the lawsuits. some scientists take the witness stand, for example, from the national cancer institute and say there is absolutely no direct cause or correlation with the talcum powder. stuart: right. >> but other scientists disagree, and in those cases the plaintiffs have actually won. but this 400,000 for one individual is excessive -- stuart: 400 million. >> excuse me. stuart: 300 million in a previous case. >> those generally get knocked down. doug

johnson tuvo que pagar.s de dÓlares a una mujer que padece cÁncer de ovario. johnson no advirtiÓ el riesgo de cÁncer asociado al uso de talco, la empresa enfrenta mÁs de 5500 demandas y ha perdido cuatro casos en que tendrÍa que pagar indemnizaciones por 300 millones de dÓlares. la empresa asegura que sus productos son seguros. ilia: regresamos con mÁs tras la pausa. ilia: despuÉs de la pausa, la fotografÍa de una cantante que tiene hablando a todos en las redes sociales. ♪ ♪ ♪ nataly: quÉ tal, enel mÓnaco se llevÓ el sorteo de la champions y quedaron definidos los otros grupos. el real madrid quedÓ en el grupo h junto al al borussia dortmund. durante la ceremonia, cristiano ronaldo fue nombrado el mejor jugador de la uefa superando a buffon y messi. en boxeo, la pelea entre mayweather y mac gregor acapara las apuestas. el estadounidense aÚn es el claro favorito, el ganador tendrÁ 1.5 kilos de oro de 24 quilates. en grandes ligas, esta tarde los marlins enfrentaron a los phillips en el Último juego de una se

johnson & johnson facing an expensive in taco powder. tracee carrasco joining us with more on that headline and more. transfer the los angeles jury had ordered johnson & johnson to pay $417 million who claimed that the iconic baby power causes ovarian cancer. this is in a series of lawsuit verdicts against johnson & johnson and courts around the u.s. it will appeal the decision in the scientific evidence supports the safety of its baby powder. lauren: if you ever see a grandmother put baby powder on her granddaughter or something, moms go crazy. now they have this negative reaction about the product. it is a pr hit for johnson & johnson. more bad news for hbo in the hacking scandal that continues. it may be good news for fans. the hackers behind the recent hbo threatening to make the upcoming season finale of "game of thrones." >> there's only one more that matters and it is here. communicating with the website mashup offering tons of new still in beta and threatening to blink six episodes -- i'm sorry episode six and seven of the show.

a massive victory for one woman against johnson & johnson.ion judgment reached after a nearly month-long trial. there were more than 1,000 other people who have filed similar claims about johnson & johnson's baby powder. this morning, pharmaceutical and consumer giant johnson & johnson ordered to pay $417 million to this woman, 63-year-old eva echevarria, who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer ten years ago and is terminally ill. she says she started using the company's famous baby powder when she was 11 years old and only stopped using it last year after seeing a story about a possible link between the talc used in the product and ovarian cancer. >> do you have any fear you might die here? >> yes. >> reporter: a jury watching the grandmother in this videotaped deposition, her lawyers saying she is on her deathbed and currently toin court. >> i have a grandson and he's 5 years old. and he loves me so much. >> reporter: according to the latest lawsuit, echevarria claimed she developed ovarian cancer as a direct and proximate result of the unrea

johnson. john had tried to persuade the military commission to concede that it didn't have jurisdiction over the lincoln assassin. of course, he failed but his argument was published all over, and it was quite a great argument. as i said, davis was not much concerned with the military trials that had taken place in the actual theater of the war. he was concerned with the trial of a citizen of indiana for 20 years past and never in the military or naval service, arrested at his home in a state not under immediate threat from confederate troops. it was the perfect case. now, after a long technical consideration of jurisdiction, thought was going to be the basis for the minority reservations, he turns to the main question. no greater question has ever been considered by in court, nor one which more nearly concerns the rights of the whole people, he wrote. the decision does not depend on arguments or judicial precedence. all of those precedents merely illustrated the deeper history, the extent of

johnson-thompson. it looks like a great atmosphere in the stadium, what are the other highlights? you are right, so much for the british fans to talk about. i want to give you a rundown of the other athletes that will be in action. philip henry will be going in the heats of the 100 metres semifinal. very good challenge. there is also the conclusion of the heptathlon later today and holly bradshaw goes in the final of the pole vault. it will be great to watch. fans will be up—to—date on wayde van niekerk, the olympic champion in the 400 metres and the world record—holder. he will be on the track in action in the 400 metres semifinals. lots to look forward to this evening. thanks for joining us. an independent review into the cost of energy is being launched by the government — just days after british gas raised standard electricity prices by 12.5%. the business secretary, greg clark, says the report will examine how prices can be kept as low as possible — while ensuring the uk still meets its climate ch

the white house says it will problem. >>> johnson & johnson is planning to appeal a massive jury award in a case that linked baby powder to cancer. the health products giant has been ordered to pay a california woman $417 million. she claims the company failed to warn her of the cancer risk of the talc in its baby powder. now she now has terminal ovarian cancer. it's the latest and largest in a series of verdicts against johnson & johnson over that powder. >>> new guidelines mean more teens and children will be diagnosed with hypertension or high blood pressure. the american academy of pediatrics is calling for those changes under the old guidelines of about 2% of young people considered hyper tensive. that figure is expected to double. >>> just when you thought you knew everything about avocados a texas researchers says we've been throwing out the best part about avocados. he said the seed husbanding is packed with all sorts of useful nutrients that can cholesterol. avocado consumption is soaring eating closer to 2 billion pounds of them a year and discarding all those husks. >> a lit

johnson and livingston wrote almost 60% of the 52 total dissents. marshall's emphasis on the importance of unanimity endured long after he left the court in 1835. in fact, it is his most enduring legacy. though the rate of non-unanimity doubled under chief justice tawny, until 1941, the rate of dissent was constant at less than 10% of the opinions. this was partly due to the traits and leadership of chief justices who were inspired by marshall and who succeeded him like chief justice fuller, an excellent social leader blessed with conciliatory and diplomatic traits or chief justice white blessed with an ability to mend fences. and reenforce consensus norms in the court. perhaps most successful chief in promoting consensus after marshall was the legendary consensus builder, william howard taft. like marshall, taft was both a skilled leader and skilled administrative reformer. like marshall, taft encouraged unanimity in practice by acquiescing in opinions with which he did not fully agree. like marshall's court, taft's court was cohesive. 84% of the o

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