and sarah miller's death certificate held the answer. of emancipation. >> did you know anything about them? >> not at all. not at all. i didn't know anything about them. >> even marian keyes, who knew sarah miller, had never heard their names. >> nothing. >> wow. >> sure didn't. i want everybody to know. >> enter karice luck-brimmer, a local historian and genealogist. karen reached out to her to see if she could help. >> what are the special challenges looking for the ancestors of african americans? >> african americans were not listed by name until the 1870 census. before that, they were just a number. >> if they were enslaved, they weren't listed -- >> at all. so really you're just looking for any type of tips and clues that you can. >> she started by looking at 1860 records for sharswood's then owner, n.c. for nathaniel crenshaw, miller. >> there he is. n.c. miller. >> he had 58 slaves here. >> but was only age and gender listed -- >> you have enslaved people 69, 44, 34. and not a single name. >> no name. >> no way of knowing whether v

again to blair dillman, drew hager, the team from the barn for the use of the dustman hotel, and sarah miller for creating the contemporary map of locations covered in the book. we also have to thank our outstanding site director susan khaya slusser and the wisconsin historic city press for organizing today's program. there's especially important to acknowledge the descendants of mary and patsy and some of whom are here today. i appreciate your time us this weekend and the lasting impact that your ancestors made on our state's history. thank you. across the state, historians and community members are revisiting the histories of their communities to identify the critical missing pieces and elevate a far more complex and diverse past than what most likely know enslaved indentured, free researched and written by mary elise antoine and published by the wisconsin historic society press is. an important part of this elevation and making the making public the long history of ins, black experiences and race. the state. mary's book helps us not only understand a fuller history of this very place perio

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sarah: back in alexandria, virginia, whole woman's health ceo hagstrom miller is bracing for a rulingtakes mifepristo off the market. >> i think people know that what happens in texas doesn't stayn texas. some of the most progressive states in the country will face restrictions if this lawsuit is successful. sarah: if that's the case, her clinics and obgyns across the country will be forced to use only misoprostol for miscarriage and early abortion care. while taking the two pills together is 99.6% effective in terminating early pregnancy, misoprostol alone, although still extremely safe, is about 80% effective. >> there's more cramping, there's more bleeding, there's nausea, there's diarrhea. and that matters, right? that matters to pregnant people. people should have access to the highest level of medical care and should be able to have the best research and the best science. sarah: clinic manager shaelin nauta says her biggest concern is that women will think they have no options. >> this will absolutely have an impact on the misinformation and on what people believe to be true so

. >> -- sarah: at whole woman's health, ceo amy hagstrom miller says medication abortion gives womenore control over their health care. >> when you have medication abortion, part of the process happens at home. and a lot of people like that. they like they think it's less invasive. it involves cramping and bleeding and passing of the pregnancy, very similar to a miscarriage. and people can be at home with their loved ones and can sort of scdule the passing of the pregnancy around their work schedule or their childcare schedule. sarah: but here in texas, the lawsuit wants to put a stop to that. the alliance defending freedom makes a number of claims, including that the fda used the wrong process to approve the drug. >> the fda also pushed the drugs through a certain special provision that's supposed to be only for treating illnesses and only for life saving drugs. the regulatory process was not followed. sarah: in fact, mifepristone's approval was investigated in 2008 by the government accountability office which found that the process was consistent with fda regulations. >> it's hard

here's cbs's michelle miller ♪ don't bother to explain ♪ >> reporter: from her first note, you can hear sarahand ella fitzgerald. but at 23, samara joy is a jazz phenom all her own. ♪ and i know the score ♪ >> reporter: before you actually sang here, had you been in a jazz club before? >> i had not. i had not. >> really? >> never. never. i guess i wasn't old enough. >> reporter: joy is bringing jazz to a new generation on social media. ♪ i get misty ♪ >> people come up to me and they're just like emotional. this affected me. i didn't know voices like this existed anymore, that kind of thing. so people are very positive and uplifting whenever they talk about how my music impacts them. >> reporter: she now has two grammy nominations for best new artist and best jazz vocal album. >> where were you when you heard you got the grammy nod? >> i was on amtrak. i was in a quiet car. >> oh, you were on the quiet car, girl? >> silently screaming until i got off the train. >> i'm a grammy nominee! >> it just feels really surreal. i can't believe it. i get to be an ambassador for the music that i love. >>

miller. ♪ don't bother to explain ♪ >> reporter: from her first note, you can hear sarah vaughan and ella fitzgeraldrter: before you actually saying here, had you been in a jazz club before? >> i had not. >> reporter: really? >> never. i guess i wasn't old enough. [laughs] >> reporter: joy is bringing jazz to a new generation on social media. ♪ i get misty ♪ >> people come up to me just emotionally, this affected me. i didn't know voices like this existed anymore, that kind of thing. people are very positive and uplifting whenever they talk about how my music impacts them. >> reporter: she now ha two grammy nominations for best new artist and best jazz vocal album. where were you when you heard you got the grammy nod? >> i was in a quiet car. >> reporter: quiet car girl. >> silently screaming. >> reporter: silently? >> until i got off the train. a grammy nominee! it just feels really surreal come i can't believe it. i get to be an ambassador for the music i love. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> norah: and remember, you can watch the 65th annual grammy awards this sunday night at

secretary to the treasury, david miller, and former labour advisor at scarlet maguire. welcome you maguire. very warm welcome you both. should i do my abusive husband please, sarah sarah, we don't need to. oh, but i mean , you never want to be dominic raab, i wake up in the morning, think didn't make me? think why didn't god make me? dominic raab did he make me dominic raab why did he make me a wonderful person, a charming, wonderful person, right? david because you're so charming . and don't forget the charming. and don't forget the wonderful bit about . but anyway, wonderful bit about. but anyway, we'll come on to him . northern we'll come on to him. northern ireland protocol . i mean, this ireland protocol. i mean, this is one of the biggest load of rubbish. we, you know, in all the years i've been interested in politics because it's a nothing issue but which the eu are obviously very keen to keep going and which the democratic union is so desperate to take offence and want to really make this into a big thing. and i think it's time that heads were cracked first of all on the eu side you need to get real about all of this . you know, the all of this. you know