stanton health care _ for it whatsoever. stanton health care in _ for it whatsoever.t is i for it whatsoever. stanton l health care in belfast is part of an american anti—abortion organisation called stanton international.— organisation called stanton international. stanton's policy continues _ international. stanton's policy continues to _ international. stanton's policy continues to be _ international. stanton's policy continues to be to _ international. stanton's policy continues to be to provide - international. stanton's policy continues to be to provide the best possible, accurate information and support to women to make their choice. the charity commission women to make their choice. titre. charity commission in women to make their choice. titre. charity commission in northern ireland told us it's already looking into stanton health care. tennis star novak djokovic has broken the record for the most weeks a men's or women's tennis player has spent at no. i. the 22—time grand slam champ has spent 378 weeks as no. i, surpassing german tennis player steffi graf. d

i mean, you know, there's a scene in the lincoln movie, it's in stanton's telegraph office and the stanton just explodes ends at abraham lincoln, says, you're going to tell one of your stories. i don't have time for your stories, but that is how stanton treated everyone, the president down to the postal. he was rude and and chase similarly he was a very demanding boss. and seward, on the other hand was easy going. and at 5:00, at the work day, at state department was over and folks went home. he went home to to either home or out to dinner. so as a as an employee. seward is definitely the one you want? yes. over there. dr. john wall in washington. just a comment. one of the perks of living in d.c. is being able to go events at the supreme court. and they had an event pre-pandemic about on the anniversary of chase being sworn in as chief. and they had descendants and everything there. but john roberts said, i would never go to a bank called. the roberts bank. well, you raise an important point. you know, most americans don't know much about salmon, portland, chase, but most americans see hi

group called stanton international.ble and _ international. it aims to provide the best possible and accurate i the best possible and accurate information to support women to make their choice. the information to support women to make their choice. ., , ., , , ., their choice. the charity commission in northern ireland _ their choice. the charity commission in northern ireland told _ their choice. the charity commission in northern ireland told us it - in northern ireland told us it is already looking into stanton health care. divya talwar bbc news. crisis pregnancy centres uncovered is on panorama at 8.30 tonight on bbc one and you can also watch on iplayer. a former love island star, tommy fury, has won the latest high profile boxing contest between novice fighters. after eight rounds in saudi arabia, he beat the youtuber, jake paul, by a split decision. is this latest bout between two novices more famous for their social media profile than any experience in the ring, a sign of how much the sport is changing? joe wils

there is stanton down on the right.reeks -- 10 weeks into a planned pregnancy claire, visited stanton health care undercover, seeking advice including about abortion. an advisor described with the center says are the psychological risks. >> there is an anxiety with your mental health. >> medically proven. reporter: i show the footage to a doctor from the abortion provider msi productive choices, and joe holmes from the brish association for counseling and psychotherapy. is that anything? >> no. it is completely made up. there is no evidence whatsoever. reporter: stanton health care is part of an american antiabortion organization called stanton international. >> their policy continues to be to provide the best possible, accurate information, and support to women to make good choices. reporter: the charity commission in northern ireland told us it is looking into stanton health care. bbc news. james: south korea is world-famous for its k pop and k drama offerings. who has not tched squid game? who has not been terrified?

reporter: stanton health care is part of an american antiabortion organization called stanton internationalheir policy continues to be to provide the best possible, accurate infortion, and support to women to make good choices. reporter: the charity commission in northern ireland told us it is looking into stanton health care. bbc news. james: south korea is world-famous for its k pop and k drama offerings. who has not tched squid game? who has not been terrified? now there is another cultural trend climbing the netflix charts. k reality. "physical 100" is a survival show that brings south korea's best male and female athletes to compete for the title of ultimate human physique. i did not enter. our correspondent, jean mackenzie, has met contestants and fans of the show to see what the hype is about. his report does contain flash photography. reporter: there is no end to the korean wave. from k pop, takei drama. -- to k drama. korean reality tv, another one capturing hearts. think of this as the real-life squid game. physical 100 sees men and women battle it out for the title of most impres

this photograph came from louis stanton.so that's son gave it to john nicolay, who bundled it up in these papers. and they were eventually given to the university of iowa. so think about that. the man that ordered this destroyed couldn't bear to part with this cherished memento. so this is this is the only existing photograph that exists of president. now in new york, the new york herald estimated hundred and 50,000 people view the president, general john dix, who was essentially grand marshal of things while in new york city, estimated 100,000 people viewed the president. likely that number lies somewhere in between. next stop in albany, dr. brown, who was accompanying the along with frank sands, they had to issue this statement because the new york press had been so, shall we say, unkind about lincoln's appearance. all right. and they issued this statement to the press. but as we see lincoln moving further west, we see the press coverage of his appearance becoming more favorable until when he finally arrives in chicago. th

and when stanton. and henry halleck. because actually, to be honest about it, granted, ignored the valley. i mean, when you put frank siegel in charge of anything, you ignored, you know, and of course, ron siegel was in charge of the early part, the valley. right. and then hunter goes back and starts burning lexington and chambersburg was in retaliation. so grant, there was some talk about george meade assuming command of this new army, the valley, there's going to be created. they had lincoln didn't want anything to do with it. and he's a victor of gettysburg you know and meade had been you know we forget about our meeting we wrote to his wife you know once the spring take part you're not to hear much about your husband because he realized with grant going the army it's going to be all grant but if you want to talk about a good soldier george meade's going to be a good soldier for the last year of the war. he's got to basically because the top chief of staff, the head of the army, but he's all grant and takes direction

stanton road and rawlins road. look at the sierra, blue canyon reporting snow.ery roadways if you are heading up to the mountains. we are talking 1-4 inches of snow. carry the chains. there are some raindrops on the lens. a wet start to the weekend. sunny and warmer. and below average temperatures for valentines day. numbers in the 40's and 50's. this is a light level 1 system. through tomorrow morning, scattered showers and breezy conditions. a chance of snow on our highest perks -- highest peaks and high surf. brea means dangerous swimming and surfing conditions so hold off on any of that. hour-by-hour, 4:00 a.m., showers showing up. over mount hamilton we are looking at the possibility of snow at 7:00. damp in the morning. give yourself extra time as it may take you longer with slippery roads. the system will be out for the afternoon. an isolated sprinkle in the evening. rainfall totals from a couple hundredths of an inch to a third of an inch for most of you. morning temperatures in the 30's and 40's. this will be the wettest part of the day and breezy. you

charles, dana, who was was present in chattanooga at the direction of of stanton, tho secretary war and was essentially there as a spy in the field had first been sent to spy on grant the mississippi river valley in the summer and, then sent to spy on rosecrans in late summer. and now he's back with grant and is and is at chattanooga the the. he was a newspaperman and and recognized by many for exactly what he in fact one of the army of the cumberland's corps commanders, gordon granger will describe him as the despicable pimp. however dana on the morning of the the 26th of november, before out with union forces in pursuit of bragg telegraph to come to stanton, prisoners taken yesterday report this morning at 3500 but probably not over 3000 with 52 cannon 5000 stands a small arms ten flags. among the prisoners large proportion of officers colonels down the of the ridge by our was one of the greatest miracles in military history. no man who climbs the ascent by any of the roads that along its front can believe that 18,000 men were moved. it's broken and crumbling face. and last it was his

charles, dana, who was was present in chattanooga at the direction of of stanton, tho secretary war and was essentially there as a spy in the field had first been sent to spy on grant the mississippi river valley in the summer and, then sent to spy on rosecrans in late summer. and now he's back with grant and is and is at chattanooga the the. he was a newspaperman and and recognized by many for exactly what he in fact one of the army of the cumberland's corps commanders, gordon granger will describe him as the despicable pimp. however dana on the morning of the the 26th of november, before out with union forces in pursuit of bragg telegraph to come to stanton, prisoners taken yesterday report this morning at 3500 but probably not over 3000 with 52 cannon 5000 stands a small arms ten flags. among the prisoners large proportion of officers colonels down the of the ridge by our was one of the greatest miracles in military history. no man who climbs the ascent by any of the roads that along its front can believe that 18,000 men were moved. it's broken and crumbling face. and last it was his

e giancarlo stanton tommy smith statues, the martin luther king library, and the faces of prominent blackngineers in silicon valley and beyond. a group that associate professor wants to grow. >> we focused on diversity in silicon valley for a long time. this is one of the most diverse institutions on the planet. however, we forget the people on the margins. reporter: as a 2021, only 5% of all engineers in the u.s. are black but even on this diverse campus. quentin long says very few of his classmates looked like him. >> as you get down into the requirements, the students and the numbers kind of drop significantly, you start seeing the same faces over and over. of those faces, not a lot of them were african-american. maybe there were one or two. reporter: they pride themselves in placing the college of engineering students into silicon valley and long is an example of that. he works as an electrical engineer in the south bay, and was named the black engineer of the year for 2023. representation matters, and he helps others like him can create solutions for everyone. >> engineering is all a

named like elizabeth cady stanton. sojourner truth, whose statue is any my office. harriet tubman, whose life story i read when i was years old, and i treasured it, the struggles this young woman faced and ended up living in auburn, new york, for the last part of her life. susan b. anthony. who went around the country, friends with frederick douglass. and you heard mama dukes mention shirley chisholm. i was a young staffer on capitol hill, she fell in love with a man from buffalo, what an inspiration. standing up. who would have thought a woman of color could run for president of the united states. then we had hillary clinton, another new yorker. she has been an inspiration to me from the very beginning. then we think about the women who transformed the supreme court. bifort went in this direction. justices ruth bader ginsburg. elena kagan. sonia sotomayor. and as i mentioned we live among legends like dr. hazel dukes, who is still, to this day, at 91, saying we still have that march toward justice. it is not finished yet. we are still working together. each of the

stanton road and rawlins road. look at the sierra, blue canyon reporting snow.lippery roadways if you are heading up to the mountains. we are snow. carry the chains. there are some raindrops on the lens. a wet start to the weekend. sunny and warmer. and below average temperatures for valentines day. numbers in the 40's and 50's. this is a light level 1 system. through tomorrow morning, scattered showers and breezy conditions. a chance of snow on our highest perks -- highest peaks and high surf. brea means dangerous swimming and surfing conditions so hold off on any of that. hour-by-hour, 4:00 a.m., showers showing up. over mount hamilton we are looking at the possibility of snow at 7:00. damp in the morning. give yourself extra time as it may take you longer with slippery roads. the system will be out for the afternoon. an isolated sprinkle in the evening. rainfall totals from a couple hundredths of an inch to a third of an inch for most of you. morning temperatures in the 30's and 40's. this will be the wettest part of the day and breezy. you will still need to

our marie court stanton first concept is not just about sustaining and enable campaign. versus main awareness for reconnaissance and counter efforts the ability to refit and rearm. they're also ready to engage on behalf of the joint force as needed. now i'll take your questions. [applause] >> my name is gloria, i am the county

judy stanton is also one of the leading organizers. her daughter doesn't attend the middle school yet, but she was scheduled to start in the fall shows this place because their students weren't there are diverse or had other disabilities are vulnerabilities. >> that really just made other schools, not an option for them. and this was a safe space for these kind of kids. the district says the closures because of low enrollment. many of the parents are upset because they only found out about the closure 5 weeks ago. i'm a member of the school site council here which oversees how funds are distributed from local, state and federal. i meet with the principal monthly and i had no idea about this proposal until after the january 10th, the board meeting. >> so very shocked. the group met with the superintendent monday afternoon. they explain the proposal for the school to department of education of california has a best practices guide on how to cull the school. none of which has been followed. the california board of education suggest the de

at the time james was the principal of the segregated stanton school.the voices of 500 school children who lifted his song to new heights during a black history celebration event. ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ >> reporter: nowadays you'll often hear "lift every voice" performed before major events in the black community and just like "the star spangled banner" is sung before a sporting event the black national anthem is often a staple among hbcus and black college culture. in the world of pop culture beyonce performed the song during her hbcu themed coachella show in 2018 and in the summer of 2020 following the killing of george floyd other major sports leagues like the nfl and mlb played the black national anthem before select games. its meaning goes deeper than just a performance. for many black americans and institutions the lyrics of johnson's original poem represented hope and liberty in a time of great change in the united states. because of that, it has become a source of strength for many during racial reckonings in this country. the naacp adopt

judy stanton is also one of the leading organizers. her daughter doesn't attend the middle school yet, but she was scheduled to start in the fall shows this place because their students weren't there are diverse or had other disabilities are vulnerabilities. >> that really just made other schools, not an option for them. and this was a safe space for these kind of kids. the district says the closures because of low enrollment. many of the parents are upset because they only found out about the closure 5 weeks ago. i'm a member of the school site council here which oversees how funds are distributed from local, state and federal. i meet with the principal monthly and i had no idea about this proposal until after the january 10th, the board meeting. >> so very shocked. the group met with the superintendent monday afternoon. they explain the proposal for the school to wait department of education of california has a best practices guide knuckle the school. none of which has been followed. the california board of education suggest the deci

our marie court stanton first concept is not just about sustaining and enable campaign. versus main awareness for reconnaissance and counter efforts the ability to refit and rearm. they're also ready to engage on behalf of the joint force as needed. now i'll take your questions. [applause] >> on tuesday former national security advisor hr mcmaster former deputy national security advisor matthew who both served in the trump administration. discussed the threat posessed by chinese communist party now testify before a house select committee with live coverage on c-span2 if the senate is out of session you can also watch the hearing in its entirety on our free mobile video app c-span now. or online at c-span.org. c pan is your unfiltered view of government fund by television companies and charter communications. charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. and we're just getting started. there will be 100,000 miles

mike stanton krong called -- wrote about some of those stories. stanton told a story as how when he was a young trooper, he rescued a playmate, recognizing his childhood friend, the perpetrator asked, how can you arrest me? we played kick the can together. vespia replied, you went one way, i went the other. he took the high road. in one of his most notable cases, he worked for years to gain the trust of a known hitman in order to collect evidence leading to the arrest and prosecution of notorious organized crime leader, the head of organized crime in new england. in addition to being an outstanding police officer, vin vespia was an incredible mentor. he taught police officers the fine points of police work and leadership. towards the end of his career, a local television station asked him about his legacy. he replied, forget about what i've done, what my rank was and the cases i made, forget about all of that, if somebody would remember me as a guy who tried to be a good cop, then i'm happy. mr. president, vin vespia was not only a guy who tried t

christie lou stanton reports. >> reporter: this is one of the last places on the planet where you stille to wear a mask, but after almost three years of both indoor and outdoor use in public, hong kong is finally dropping his mask mandate. i still have to wear this today because the mandate is not fully scrapped until wednesday, march 1st. hong kong's top leaders meeting is on tuesday. >> in order to give people a very clear message that hong kong is resuming normalcy, i think this is the right time to make the decision. >> reporter: for much of the past three years, hong kong and neighboring macau both followed china's strict zero call of zero coded policy. account dropped her fictions on monday. according to dr. karen griffin from the university of hong kong, facemasks have played an important role in reducing community transmission in hong kong, but now that on most everyone is vaccinated and most people have also been affected, dropping the legal mandate is past due. people can now do their own risk assessment to determine if they want to wear one or not. hong kong's minty scrap mas

>> john: liz stanton, our executive producer, she made me get a haircut because she did not like thosed argue horribly behind the times. she, one of her life regrets is that she did not force me to have a haircut. before the first show, she got a haircut, not before the photo shoot. those bangs hurt her eyes and soul every time she sees them. there you go. >> stephen: look how young you look. fantastic. you look fantastic here. i want you to think about it. >> john: i'm going to get some surgically implanted bangs. i'm sure they do them. >> stephen: you're over at hbo. are you hbo or hbo max question rack is there a difference? >> john: it's a fast-moving landscape. >> stephen: how is the leadership? you got bought and there is blood in the gutters?t aathet. yong wot bt >> stephen: are you part of shark week now? >> john: no. >> stephen: before we go, before we go. i have to, obviously i need to get both an american and -- do you have dual citizenship? >> john: yes. he asked me that last time. i don't know what you find so difficult. i am allowed to be a citizen of both countries. you

he panicked stanton in battery park.until one of his fellow passengers noticed 20 year old frozen with indecision and kind enough to help him get on the right train to take him to his cousin's. here. that's the building his cousin lived in, in a section of new york. i mentioned in class last time a place called hell's kitchen, part opens at this tiny little of the slums. last time i was describing to you the construction of the american industrial system in the century. in the earliest days, the 20th century. what i was trying to say is that that system was constructed in two ways. it was constructed with economic, and that was most of the lecture. and then it was constructed well by sets of ideas. what i want to do today is i want to talk not about the operation of that system, but that the people who worked in that system and particularly the people who worked at the bottom of that system. now, i just want to remind you, i said this in class last time, but at the turn of the century the majority of americans were still

judy stanton is also one of the leading organizers. her daughter doesn't attend the middle school yet, but she was scheduled to start in the fall. the chills this place because their students weren't there are diverse or had other disabilities are vulnerabilities. >> that really just made other schools, not an option for them. and this was a safe space for these kind of kids. the district says the closures because of low enrollment. many of the parents are upset because they only found out about the closure 5 weeks ago. i'm a member of the school site council here which oversees how funds are distributed from local, state and federal. i meet with the principal monthly and i had no idea about this proposal until after the january 10th, the board meeting. >> so very shocked. the group met with the superintendent monday afternoon. they explain the proposal for the school to department of education of california has a best practices guide on how to cull the school. none of which has been followed. the california board of education suggest

packed, without permission of the senate, he defied the members and fired the secretary of war, edward stanton. a radical publican sympathizer. based on this incident the house voted to impeach the president. he was acquitted by one vote in the senate. following his turn, johnson was denied renomination and make great pomp and make great pomp and circumstance to greenville. he remained in politics and in 1864 became the first and only president to be elected to the united states senate. he died in office only a few months later. in a memo found after his death ked he wrote, i have performed my debt to god, my country and my family. i have no fear approaching death. it is the mere shadow of god's protecting winged. >> this presidents' day weekend go to c-span's american prejudice -- american presidents website. your guide to president and commander-in-chief. find video resources, life facts and resources that tell the lives and their presidency. visit c-span.org/presidents this presidents' day weekend. >> there are almost 80 new members in the 118 new congress. this includes new generations and

judy stanton is also one of the leading doesn't attend the middle school yet, but she was scheduled ton the fall shows this place because their students weren't there are diverse or had other disabilities are vulnerabilities. >> that really just made other schools, not an option for them. and this was a safe space for these kind of kids. the district says the closures because of low enrollment. many of the parents are upset because they only found out about the closure 5 weeks ago. i'm a member of the school site council here which oversees how funds are distributed from local, state and federal. i meet with the principal monthly and i had no idea about this proposal until after the january 10th, the board meeting. >> so very shocked. the group met with the superintendent monday afternoon. they explain the proposal for the school to department of education of california has a best practices guide on how to cull the school. none of which has been followed. the california board of education suggest the decision to close the school should be based on facts gathered by an independent commi

judy stanton is also one of the leading organizers. her daughter doesn't attend the middle school yet, but she was scheduled to start in the fall. the chills this place because their students weren't there are diverse or had other disabilities are vulnerabilities. >> that really just made other schools, not an option for them. and this was a safe space for these kind of kids. the district says the closures because of low enrollment. many of the parents are upset because they only found out about the closure 5 weeks ago. i'm a member of the school site council here which oversees how funds are distributed from local, state and federal. i meet with the principal monthly and i had no idea about this proposal until after the january 10th, the board meeting. >> so very shocked. the group met with the superintendent monday afternoon. ehey explain the proposal for the school to wait department of education of california has a best practices guide on how to cull the school. none of which has been followed. the california board of education sug

being on the side of the military parade, at a prestigious banquet and being unveiled on postage, stantonely grooming her as a successor. >> showing that the kim family solid, there's a line of continuity, that the kim family is struggling with all the kinds of images that he wants to project. >> would north korea, which is no nothing but a family male as its leader, except a female at the top? >> analysts says that when it comes to this, family it is more important to be a kim them to be male. and it's as a north korean's wouldn't have much of a choice but to expect them as the leader. >> brian todd, cnn, washington. >> police have expected a suspect of david. he was identified as medina, he was apprehended at his home in california, monday, police also say that he is the husband of the late bishop housekeeper and have done work on the bishops house himself. they're still trying to figure out a motive. according to los angeles, he was in need of a county kirk island, he was are deemed as a priest in los angeles in 1970, nine and later worked to restore trust between the residents of sout

judy stanton is also one of the leading organizers. her daughter doesn't attend the middle school yet, but she was scheduled to start in the fall shows this place because their students weren't there are diverse or had other disabilities are vulnerabilities. >> that really just made other schools, not an option for them. and this was a safe space for these kind of kids. the district says the closures because of low enrollment. many of the parents are upset because they only found out about the closure 5 weeks ago. i'm a member of the school site council here which oversees how funds are distributed from local, state and federal. i meet with the principal monthly and i had no idea about this proposal until after the january 10th, the board meeting. >> so very shocked. the group met with the superintendent monday afternoon. they explain the proposal for the school to wait department of education of california has a best practices guide on how to cull the school. none of which has been followed. the california board of education suggest t

to his credit, edwin's stanton said no, you will examine him. the doctors then examined him with the hardest questions they could come up with of them called it a squeezing process. and augusta passed with flying after the examination, the surgeon general went to the examining doctor and said, i say, cronin, how is it that you came to let the n-word pass? and dr. cronin replied, the truth is, sir, the n-word knew more than i did. i couldn't help myself. so augusta gets commissioned a major in the u.s. army. he is the highest ranking black officer, the civil war era. he his epaulets proudly as a symbol of his rank. but just because he is now an officer in the army does not mean will no longer face hurdles. at point, while traveling to philadelphia, he stops in baltimore and a crowd bloodied him up, punches him in the face, gives him a bloody nose, rips off his shoulder straps, giving him great insult. he gets the military authorities there and has those people arrested, though he will not stand for this. on another occasion, while traveling throu

judy stanton is also one of the leading organizers. her daughter doesn't attend the middle school yet, but she was scheduled to start in the fall. the chills this place because their students weren't there are diverse or had other disabilities are vulnerabilities. >> that really just made other schools, not an option for them. and this was a safe space for these kind of kids. the district says the closures because of low enrollment. many of the parents are upset because they only found out about the closure 5 weeks ago. i'm a member of the school site council here which oversees how funds are distributed from local, state and federal. i meet with the principal monthly and i had no idea about this proposal until after the january 10th, the board meeting. >> so very shocked. the group met with the superintendent monday afternoon. they explain the proposal for the school to wait department of education of california has a best practices guide on how to close a school. none of which has been followed. the california board of education sugg