this is a wonderful six-part documentary series about paul newman and -- >> can i stop you?r happened to me -- my shirt is stuck on the -- on the thing. [ laughter ] and i'm kind of casually pretending that it's not stuck >> seth: oh, there, you got it off. >> but i got it off now. okay, go on, you were saying >> seth: i would've- >> it was so interesting what you were saying. >> seth: it would've been so great to go back and watch you do the whole interview where only -- you're only gesticulating with one hand. [ laughter ] so paul newman and joanne woodward -- this is about their career, their romance. it's wonderful it's great archival footage. and how -- but how did it come across your plate? >> well, there's a wonderful producer named emily wachtel, and she is really close with the family, been a long-time friend, and felt like it was really time to make a documentary about them they -- i guess clea newman and i actually went to the same high school my senior year. and so somehow they thought of me i think they thought -- a lot of people when they think of paul newman a

newman quickly became what it remains today, one of the south's finest college prep schools. bessie excelled in every subject. she graduated from newman in 1925 as a 16-year-old leader who was comfortable in a co-ed setting, competing, succeeding, and winning respect. besides leading the debate club and the girl's student council, bessie was valedictorian and won a coveted scholarship to a college which was then tulane's coordinate college for women. she spent two years there, ranking among the top ten in her class, but the audacious bessie wanted more. she decided to attend law school, something no other girl from the orphanage had done. as tulane law school's only woman at the time, bessie felt isolated and self-conscious. when a professor lectured about a case involving an accident in a men's bathroom, no one in the class wanted to discuss the facts of the case. they were embarrassed to use the word toilet in mixed company. when one poor fellow finally blurted out washroom, they all sighed with relief. in june 1930, at age 21, bessie completed her liberal arts and law stud

. >> joining us now is aaron newman. he knows several of the people aboard that sub and he also knows what it's like to be inside that very sub, the titan. he, himself, took a trip down to the titanic back in 2021 let's just start with the breaking news we have overnight. there were banging sounds that were heard from beneath the ocean. tell me what your reaction was to that. >> obviously, our focus is just on -- just hoping for this hollywood ending to happen, and we know the coast guard and everybody else is working so hard and the oceangate crew is working as hard as they can to possibly find this if anything is out there so it's obviously exciting news. it's promising but there is work to be done and that's what the focus is so not losing any sleep over what's going on and just continue the mission >> it's fairly unique, the perspective you have because you have been on this very submersible. so kind of paint us a picture of what it would be like right now for those passengers who are aboard what is it like to descen

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through it all, judge newman, widely seen as a calming presence and by the book jurist.rs to convict murdaugh. were you surprised at all by the speed with which the jury came back with the verdict? >> i wasn't. my experience in recent years is that jurors don't take a long time deliberating after they've spent weeks and weeks and weeks listening to testimony and receiving evidence. >> reporter: last march judge newman sentenced murdaugh to two life sentences, while declaring he'd be forced to live with what he'd done. >> within your own soul you have to deal with that. and i know you have to see paul and maggie during the nighttimes, when you're attempting to go to sleep. i'm sure they come and visit you. >> reporter: pretty powerful. >> yeah. >> reporter: do you think that he'll be haunted by his wife and son? >> well, i think so. it has to be. i cannot imagine him having a peaceful night knowing what he did. i'm sure if he had an opportunity to do it over again he'd never do it. >> reporter: judge newman's reserved demeanor on the bench drawing many admirers, his story

sticking to the schedule, time now is time that we don't get to hear from ryan newman, i guarantee that is going to be more interesting. welcome everybody, i am the vice president of the federalist society for strategic initiatives and the director of the freedom of thought project. i want to welcome everyone to the fireside chat portion of today's freedom of thought conference, thanks to our audience here in the room and to people watching online and on c-span. unfortunately, we have no literal fire, but we do have james burnham and ryan newman talking about corporate power and the will of law. i feel like that will suffice. the bios are on the website, james burnham served in the last in ministration and is a lawyer here in d.c. and brian newman is best known for serving currently as the general counsel to the governor of florida. thank you all for joining us. the floor is yours. >> all right. all right. i have some questions. >> outgo and then you go. >> to disclaimers. i am only asking questions. i am only speaking here for myself and not my current employer or anyone else. i am act

nick newman, thank you so much. thank you for all your comments this week.are your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us on 03700106676. and do have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk slash newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. this is bbc news, we would have all the headlines and menu stories at the headlines and menu stories at the top of the hours straight after this programme. in amongst edinburgh's elegant architecture stands the iconic mcewan hall. in 1897, it was gifted to the people of the city by philanthropist william mcewan and throughout its life, it's been the home of graduations, concerts and even edinburgh fringe comedy gigs. but i wonder if william mcewan ever thought that his hall would be used for this... it's been turned into a fortnite den. four, three, two, one... it's the best feeling ever. basical

. >> reporter: it may look like a luxurious journey, but ask alex newman. >> i wouldn't call it plushbut it was very comfortable. all ri >> reporter: the quarters are tight he says. propellers to move the vehicle and controls seem rudimentary, although he and the company insist they are adequate. >> not super complicated. they have two sets of fans, up and down and left and right. >> reporter: but communications, that is another story. the craft checks in with the ship above through a text messaging system every 15 minutes. relying on that system for safety and guidance. former navy submarine officer -- >> so all those things we're used to now with gps and wi-fi and radio links do not work under the ocean. and then, you know, the pressure is just immense. >> reporter: oceangate says the titan hull has proven itself against the pressure repeatedly. a monitoring system is set to warn the pilot of any problems and even if everything else fails, newman, who is now an investor in oceangate, notes the vessel should drop its external weights and rise automatically. >> it isdesigned to come b

president veto commissioner newman. um commissioners commissioner shattuck's commissioner summer here. um, commissioners alexander, toot and tam are excused and we have a quorum. and also just wanted to make a note that there is a correction to the agenda. um and item. nine should be deleted. it was separated into two items, items 10 and 11. for members of the public who are calling or listening in the webex web webinar. the password is 05 17, and the access code is 2598901. numbers for 156550001. and i'm next. we have our land acknowledgment. oh, just one moment. the building inspection commission acknowledges that we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the remotest aloni, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions. the re matich aloni have never seated, lost or forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place , as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests. we re

aaron newman paid to go on an expedition with oceangate in 2021. we didn't have any problems at all. it went very, very smoothly, he said. inside the submersible, deep underwater, it's chilly and cramped. you're basically in there ten hours, but it is a floor. you can't stand up. you might be able to stand up, totally leaned over. it does have a little heater in it that works as long as you have power , but you're generally bundled up at that at that depth. newman says there's a weight system that if working correctly, would bring the submersible back to the surface. we are certainly all hoping that it's bobbing around at the top and there just have to find it right now. don lynch has also seen the titanic firsthand. he dove with james cameron after working with the director on his blockbuster film . um, it was fascinating to see the ship that i had studied for so many years and to look at the decks and see where the people had spoken with had actually stood his thoughts today with those on board the titan. i never even thought for a minute when i

. >> reporter: it may look like a luxurious journey, but ask alex newman. >> i wouldn't call it plush, but it was very comfortable. >> reporter: the quarters are tight he says. hot near the surface of the water and nearly freezes in the depths. propellers to move the vehicle and controls seem rudimentary, although he and the company insist they are adequate. >> not super complicated. they have two sets of fans, up and down and left and right. >> reporter: but communications, that is another story. the craft checks in with the ship above through a text messaging system every 15 minutes. relying on that system for safety and guidance. former navy submarine officer -- >> so all those things we're used to now with gps and wi-fi and radio links do not work under the ocean. and then, you know, the pressure is just immense. >> reporter: oceangate says the titan hull has proven itself against the pressure repeatedly. a monitoring system is set to warn the pilot of any problems and even if everything else fails, newman, who is now an investor in oceangate, notes the vessel should drop its exte

a monitoring similar is set to warn the pilot of problems and even if everything fails, newman notesxternal weights and rise automatically. >> it is designed to come back up. >> reporter: so the fact that there seems to be no clue has to titan's whereabouts is deep ly troubling to those who know the deep ocean best. >> the fact that this vehicle has not come back to the surface does not bode well. either it's an entanglement issue or there's a broader series of failures that have it now on the bottom. >> reporter: worth noting here newman knows two of the people who are in that missing vessel right now. he praises them for being real heros for wanting to continue the exploration of the deepest parts of the ocean and he's really hoping he will see them again soon. >> thank you very much. >>> next, a story that you will see first out front. we're on the ground hundreds of miles south of the u.s./mexico border. migrants are growing more and more desperate. they are 500 miles away, but they are headed to the united states. >>> and then, do you recognize this man? it's john goodman. he sh

newman, thank you for taking the time to talk with us this evening. i've got to ask you how you're feeling right now. it's got to be tough knowing you were on that and there were people on the titan right now. what have you been going through? >> certainly three of those people on there are people that i knew and were friends with. so it's certainly a challenging time to think about what they could be going through or have gone through. but, you know, at the end of the day while there's a lot that you said that is maybe perhaps taken out of context, when i went through it, it was a very, very safe -- safety was priority number one. there was a lot of effort gone into engineering and training to make sure it's as safe as possible. these type of adventures are pushing the limits of where humanity goes, so there is risk involved. but i don't know whether i believe the context that you put all that safety questions in place. >> talk to me about that, because i think i used the terms, risk, preparation, risk-reward. what's the issue you got with it? >> wel

newman. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. your nephew, and it is your claim that he vandalized both your house and your car over a small loan. >> yes. >> judge judy: defendant is countersuing for damage that he says that you did to his car, and he's also asking for the return of the two small loans that he made you. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: what do you do for a living? >> i'm disabled. >> judge judy: since when? >> since... let's see, 1994. >> judge judy: how old are you? >> i'm 59. >> judge judy: you were disabled from a job? >> no, just -- i have chronic back pain, arthritis. >> judge judy: just a second. you have chronic back pain since you were 39? >> yes. >> judge judy: what did you do before then? >> i worked at campbell's soup and at franchise tax board. >> judge judy: and how long did you work when you were in your 30s? >> i worked there for about

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aaron newman is an investor in oceangate.s been a passenger on the titan submersible himself. aaron, thank you so much for joining us. our condolences to you. we know you knew several people onboard. here you are in this photo in front of the titan along with the ceo of oceangate stockton rush. how are you remembering your friends and colleagues today? >> well, it was a group of explorers and stockton was a visionary. here is a man who -- he had a vision of exploring the bottom of the ocean, and he had a passion and we don't know much about what's going on down there, and we really need to, and he was pushing the limits and making it happen. he had a vision, and he -- you know, few other people could do it, and he did it. so he was a hero of mine and somebody who made these type of things happen, and people like p.h., there was another person who had been in submarines for 60 years. no one had more experience in a sub than p.h., and soft-spoken, humble, just a true gentleman. and people like hamish who they were doing so many

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in a boston suburb, a bear roaming the streets came within a few feet of jennifer newman as she was gardening. i was just standing right here. i was crouched down, you know, pulling these weeds. here they are. and the bear just kind of made his way right there. she was able to run off. but in yavapai county, arizona, 66 year old stephen jackson was attacked by a black bear. and dragged about 75ft away from the outside of his home while enjoying his morning coffee, neighbors were honking horns and making other sounds to try and distract the bear. but nothing worked. a neighbor shot the bear, but jackson died from his injuries. a bear to attack somebody in the morning like that. daylight. it was daylight . deadly bear attacks are rare, but the us population of black bears is on the rise and so are the number of close encounters in recent weeks. a bear was seen at a florida beach. one was captured at tampa international airport. another hanging out in a tree in d.c. experts say one major factor is we're developing more land pushing bears out of their habitats, forcing them to adapt. if you see a

interviews with house speaker kevin mccarthy, ranking member mike lee, congresswoman anna paw lynna newman and newt gingrich with me sunday at 10:00 a.m.. that's it for us here on fox business. have a great rest of the weekend. thank you so much for being with me, and i'll see you nex >> welcome to barron's round table getting behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. coming up, most investors would rather paloer taxes and franklin tempton cio explains where to get tax free gains and we'll dive into the next big trends for the coming years and years t intelligence and how you can invest and some earning more based on company's esg performance. is this another ploy to raise salaries. we begin with three things investors ought to think about right now. wasn't just big tech this week. the entire market did well. plus, the may jobs report shows while the economy added more jobs than expected, unemployment rate shot up. more big retailers are getting caught up in the culture wars with ad campaigns tied to pride month and interesting investing opportunity here. and

crews generally have sandwiches and water for a 6 to 8-hour trip aaron newman is an ocean gate investor who's gone to the titanic in titan >> we're going where humans have rarely gone so we're pushing the limits of things and so, you know, it's not -- it's not a disney world ride. >> reporter: but a former employee mutually settled a lawsuit with ocean gate after being fired for claiming the sub wasn't certified to go so deep, and three dozen submersible experts expressed concern that the design was potentially catastrophic today discovery channel host josh gates tweeted, ultimately i walked away from a huge opportunity to film titanic due to my safety concerns with the ocean gate platform meanwhile, a french deep dive robot and its operators are arriving on site now nbc's ron allen is in st. john's newfoundland >> it's calm in the harbor but reports of extremely challenging weather conditions at the site winds gusting 30 miles per hour, ocean swells of 6 to 7 feet >> it's a search and rescue mission 100%. we're smack-dab in the middle of search and rescue, and we'll continue to put eve

a many hospitals are struggling to cope or last in america as salisia, newman reports from santiago, neighborhood clinics, emergency rooms and critical care units, and hospitals all over to a strong link. then at the demick of this and social virus every winter, the virus shows it's ugly face. it has a high mortality rate in baby's less than a year old. but this year toddlers and even young school children becoming seriously ill. outside the casual mckenna pediatric hospital in santiago and none leave a tells us that he and his wife had been sleeping in the halls of the intensive care unit for a week. while the one year old daughter of fights for her life. we've seen some terrible cases. yes. today a baby had respiratory failure, the doctors running around like month to safer and we're old at watching. it's terrifying for parents this morning. his popular improved but many others haven't survived. 2 infants, both 2 months old, were buried in the symmetry earlier this month. one because they were know critical care beds left the other because the ambulance arrived too late is when we

what's the, what's capability, exclude, or say, newman or something, i'm going to build a new, more, and the western governments and their pliant minions of the media. tell us we must venerate nato as if it were some kind of pious in the 9th constitution. in fact, the nato is a very dangerous and aggressive military alliance, and it's in panic. the now can you use visa, typically from here to nancy kim's in the book. this is just me very the young showcase use the so he's going to the boys at the boys. the probably the one that's the end it'll be for them. imagery of assess florida doesn't want that. i faxed them, but the notes up under that it is impossible to undertake any inspection of bio labs set up by the pentagon near russia and fullness soviet republics as required by the defense threat reduction agency. the tents claims that the labs are for medical purposes, but they are financed by the us defense budget raising valid concerns that their activities on not just a medical administrative, the luke and above drink june. jimmy is wanting to examine the the law and as much as jud

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this will give their city above the newman more variety, especially the springtime. the healing power of prayer and the help of god's word when we we visit temples, we can quietly stop near the icon of the savior of the mother of god, the saint of our heavenly patron, and turn to him with our prayer in silence, unusual architectural solutions and devices of the temple. these are small crosses in the vaults of this temple. and they are designed to amplify the sound, which is the most interesting, uh, the voices are such silent witnesses that the temple was not rebuilt with spiritual instructions about eternal values. we learn to overcome our infirmities and weaknesses to overcome difficulties. and other very important words. i want the children to always remember and always at every training session. we repeat with them not all god but the truth and interesting facts, but from historians of art types, of course, icons. fox. yes this gold leaf could be used social gold. oh no. well, we won't talk here, just colorings. these are real golden backgrounds that harmonize pe

and they say the bleeding made me feel really if i was feeling i'm just not from or h. newman sitting here in the cell and feel like i'm an animal. but in a cage i cut myself. i sold the blood or i felt the pain in it convinced me again or reassured me, that i'm a human being. the only place that i'm aware of where man, large number harm themselves in that way, cutting mutilating their body. this solitary confinement in 2007, dennis was moved to the polanski unit, and livingston, texas, which houses death, row prisoners, all of whom are kept in solitary. i had brought out a dentist showed us. one of the ways he maintained his vanity, things were keep a journal and a journalist also to help me keep track of time. he documented every goose an incident that he witnessed. i think probably the worst one i've seen it as far as self mutilating was said she took a razor and he just cut his face when he came out of that. so i mean he had lunches all over his face. he is. he's also seen fellow inmates and solitary take their own lives. one guy and i saw him, i brought him out of the cell and hi

to see a newman, al jazeera santiago as well this month, bangladesh ratified the hong kong convention for the safe on sustainable recycling of ships. so breaking down old ships is big business and bangladesh. but rights organizations have concerns about the dangerous conditions for workers and environmental damage. under charging me reports from super concise near the bay of bengal. violet issues and one of the world's biggest helps for ship recycling after vessels. the commission that broken down and the pots, surgery purpose guidelines from the international maritime organization known as the hong kong convention included ways of limiting risk to human health and safety until the environment. some recycling years are already complying with the convention. within next 2 years, all the yards of bangladesh will reach the hong kong convention 11 and it will be a strong message to the words that send your vessels to bundle dish. and it will be this positively recycled bangladesh as cheap labor makes it a popular destination for ships at the end of their operational lives. the sector gene

a bear roaming the streets came within a few feet of jennifer newman as she was gardening.standing right here. i was crouched down, you know, pulling these weeds. here they are. and the bear just kind of made his way right there. she was able to run off. but in yavapai county, arizona, 66 year old stephen jackson was attacked by a black bear and dragged about 75ft away from the outside of his home while enjoying his morning coffee, neighbors were honking horns and making other sounds to try and distract the bear. but nothing worked. a neighbor shot the bear, but jackson died from his injuries as a bear. the two attack somebody in the morning like that daylight. it was daylight. deadly bear attacks are rare, but the us population of black bears is on the rise and so are the number of close encounters. in recent weeks. a bear was seen at a florida beach. one was captured at tampa international airport, another hanging out in a tree in d.c. experts say one major factor is we're developing more land pushing bears out of their habitats, forcing them to adapt. if you see a black

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