his name was stacy stewart. said he told his friends he had a sexual relationship with michele and, said the defense, stacy stewart appeared to be the very man kevin tubbs saw with michele in the early hours of september 12th. >> there was a blonde woman out there and a young gentleman, you know, in his early 20s. >> tubbs identified that man from a photograph. >> his physical appearance, his facial hair, his height, his age and the type of vehicle he drove. >> tubbs said the man he saw was driving beside a black truck, stacy stewart drove a black truck, same kind. >> it's a new model and it's a chevy and it's all coming together. >> stacy stewart denied any involvement in michele's disappearance. he denied he ever had a relationship with michele, said he was never even alone with her. still, cal's side was convinced that stewart and a friend of his played some role in michele's disappearance. in 2015, trial number three opened, a change of venue necessary said the defense because the case was too well known. an

stewart. justice thomas? >> thank you, chief justice. mr. stewart, a couple of quick questions. do you think the federal circuit applied the proper review of standard? >> we do, and we agreed that the rule standard applies for a 50 reasonable jury that reached this verdict but in litigation, it's obviously very common that there could be disputed questions, both of fact and law. even when the questions of law or close and reasonable, judges can disagree, the court is supposed to say what is the right answer to those legal questions? and so when we asked, could a reasonable jury have found fair use here, we should be asking, could be reasonable jury applying an accurate version of the law have found fair use? so we assume that the jury made factual findings that are most favorable to google. but then we ask, what is the right answer? was this transformative? i think that is the way that the federal circuit did it. said we willircuit assume the version of the facts most in google's favor and then we will determine as a matter of law if this is transformative. that is the way that

[james b stewart] this was gonna come crashing down on him. a real estate mogul was waist-deep in red ink. [natalie byfield] trump was particularly good at playing the media. even as he convinced the world it was just the opposite. oh donald, oh donald, you are a big deal. [emily fox] it is the greatest charade that donald trump ever pulled off. the hotel queen was winning over the public. [leona helmsley] look at the shape of the head, you can see the brain just sits there. i'm very serious. but behind her castle walls, she was nothing but wicked. and as a publicity-hungry prosecutor plotted his next heroic act for the papers... i mean, it was crazy. us attorneys aren't supposed to do that kind of stuff. a newly christened mob boss mocked him in those very same pages. [newsreader] outfoxing the foxes in a big stakes game of cops and robbers that has made gotti kind of a legend. [george gabriel] the downside to the real mobsters is, who needs this attention? we're a secret organization. [bryan burrough] even for a crook, he was a smart guy. bu

his garrison with general william stewart married , eliza thornton. stuart was from that cheyenne valley settlement and he married the sister of a comrade eliza thornton who lived nearby and saw county stewart's own sister martha married aaron roberts another soldier veteran from the giant valley settlement. there was a lot of marrying among these families, they were very interrelated another way in which they maintain contact was when they got around to applying for pensions the pension folders have many letters from other soldiers fellow soldiers supporting pension applications for these men. so they they really did maintain maintained contact i think of one pair of soldiers who who said they met it was the names william mckinney and isaac isaac smith they're both members of company f 29th u.s colored troops. but they met earlier in the war when they both worked for the 11th wisconsin infantry during the siege of vicksburg when the officers they worked for came back to wisconsin these two came back with them and within weeks the wisconsin started re

there are no signs of jimmy stewart.ne did. so he's showing me through-- and there is no sign-- there's maybe a little figurine of harvey the rabbit, but other than that, there's nothing from a career. there's nothing from a movie. there's nothing from-- nothing from "it's a wonderful life" or whatever. but there's a picture-- there's a painting of a horse. it's not big. and it's about that big. and i say, "oh, here's a painting of a horse." and jimmy-- i can't do a good jimmy stewart, but he said, "yeah, yeah, henry-- hank fonda painted that for me. he paint, you know. hank likes to paint and fancies himself as a painter. and we made a couple of pictures together. we made a western." and i said, "the cheyenne social club?" and he said, "yes, it was the cheyenne social club." and that's the picture of my horse. and i rode that horse in all my westerns." i said, "really, you rode the same." and he said, "yes, we kept it by griffith park. and i rode him in all my westerns. and hengry wanted to give me something. he just st

executive asks someone to get stewart to send a memo.ts to me and i ask them about the customer. the account executive puts all of the information in it. that structure not only saves minutes here and there, it creates a lot of clarity. emily: my conversation with slack cofounder and ceo stewart butterfield. coming up, a new stay-at-home order has been issued for the san francisco bay area and more. what does it mean for schools and remote education? next.s this is bloomberg. ♪ online education coursara is said to be weighing an ipo. while no decision is final, it begs the question of the valuation of distance learning amid a pandemic and beyond. a new stay-at-home order has just been imposed on the san francisco bay area effective sunday. the county believes there is the step.or a more effective under the governor's orders, schools over the open can remain open. it remains a setback to kids getting back in the classroom. joining me now, ceo and founder of khan academy, sal khan, who was closely following how students are doing and sees

the race was won by jackie stewart probably the saddest victory of his career. we got your gorgeous journal for we've been together for a test flight. if you're still here but. just in mass winds up for the t.t. race at goodwood which includes practicing the drivers which was nico did take. a hit him hey why all the likes of bells to us and him still with us bus. so many hear this on months. they certainly all had close encounters with death in derek bell's case it was the 1000th you know mrs of spa in 970. back then because we refueled by hand open topped funnels. filled gasoline likely from jackie it's just floated on the pitch names and seconds later bells ferrari was on the front. yellow for already 512 1st time i've ever seen that cough estimate ever seen. and 3 times when they refueled it i remember i started out in the car and turned the key and it brought a horse to light so i got out and i got back in again having put the far out there 3 times in the final time i didn't get back in i literally put my foot inside the door and turned the key like that but

jimmy stewart. you familiar with the name?i ever could have imagined in my life, i'm in jimmy stewart's house getting my picture taken with him for one of the many incarnations of "life" magazine. yeah, i just dropped that. there you go. >> stephen: yeah. >> so he's showing me-- he's showing me around his-- his living room, his parlor. and there is no sign of jimmy stewart the movie star anywhere in this thing. actually, there is-- there's some photographs of a man, a woman, and a daughter in various places around the world in picture frames, and it's-- it's an elderly, balding man, and-- and-- and-- ( phone ringing ) --and a woman and-- sorry about that. answer that! ( phone ringing ) >> stephen: do you need to take that? we'll wait. >> no, no, no, no, no. it's the... hold on. >> stephen: hello, hello? >> hi. >> stephen: yup. >> okay, fine, thanks. >> stephen: you're welcome. ( laughter ) got it. >> all right, so where was i? there are no signs of jimmy stewart. except him without his piece. all right. >> stephen: no, i did n

stewart has never been better.ing standouts include mary steenburgen as the controlling, oblivious mother and schitt‘s creek star daniel levy as abby‘s fiercely feminist friend. yes, iamjohn, abby's heterosexual ex—boyfriend. and i have come to get her back. isee. well, it would have been nice to have known you were coming, but since you are here, enjoy. thank you so much. ok, i nailed that, and she is fabulous. happiest season is better at comedy than it is romance, but it's still a fun, inclusive christmas movie with laugh—out—loud moments. it's available on demand now. # the sun will rise to light the skies # and merrily, bells ring out # surprise, and brighten all the folks in lockdown... # finally, a fittingly surreal experience for 2020, a festive film made during the pandemic in the garden of former blue peter presenter peter duncan. billed as the first ever made—for—cinema, covid—friendly, socially distanced pa nto, jack and the beanstalk is co—directed and produced by duncan, who rounded up his showbiz mat

seldom seen and the christmas romantic comedy gets a new twist with happiest season starring kristen stewart and mackenzie davis as lesbian 'd couple abby and harper their holiday trip home gets harper admits she hasn't come out to her family to talk so i think this is her 1st foreign country and the. cars are very. brave. need to queue lots of cringe comedy and some on the nose for gas they are. what are you doing in this stuff. there's no reason to wait a minute more traditional is dolly parton's christmas on the square also from netflix one for me it's an update on a christmas carol christine baranski has screwed. themselves dolly parton of course does this signal. christmas is a time for champagne and. christmas eve is a time frame to begin things. you have to love dolly parton working 9 to 5 as an angel scott actually let's talk more about how to be a seasoned lesbian christmas rom com in a way this just looks like a lot of other christmas movies we've seen it is it yeah it's very much so it follows the exact same sort of formula of these christmas movies you can really read the beat th

he took the sailors from the yacht that stewart talked about, plus the marines to guard it. it's a navy command that operates and maintains the facility for the president. but on the weekends it takes on that whole aura of being a place where the president and his family and guests can go and get away. for personal use or diplomatic purpose. >> and so presidents use this partly as a recreational retreat, to get away. they also use it to entertain and host world leaders. tell us a little bit about what goes into a world leader visit. >> big pucker factor first, and a lot of work with the state department but a fascinating time to stand on the sidelines and watch our president work with world leaders. we talk about building relationships before you need them but when you stand on the sidelines and watch presidents actually do that, as i saw president and mrs. bush do that with the blares, just weeks after inauguration they invite just a couple with camp david, and getting to know someone on that level it's very impressionable. really affected me. it's great to be a part of tha

let's start there, stewart, president bush mentioned the name of shangri-la, that was the original nameat shire camp david. tell us how it came to be, how the state was selected, where that name came from, but was the origin? >> president bush, this is great to be here this library with all of your desk tonight. president hoover had a wonderful little fishing camp called the rapid in camp, and when fdr became president, he tried it out and he had asthma. it was a gap climate out there, he did not like it. his doctor said get a place that is a little higher in elevation. we asked the national park service, to select three different states as options. when was back in the -- 30,000 feet in the wind which. two others were in maryland, and when was this site that was eventually selected to be shangri-la. it took a small -- three unmarked vehicles, he decided he liked it, it was built in the 1930s ten years prior by the works progress administration. it has a rudimentary government buildings on the site. they were functional. he decided this would work. they decided, this would be shangri-la

a leading expert dr willie stewart, carried out research into the former footballer‘s brain.e pirks has this report. he was the world cup winner whose dancing stole the nation's hearts. but as dementia cruelly took hold in later life, nobby stiles' family became convinced that heading footballs was to blame. this weekend, they found out their suspicions were right. last year, neuropathologist dr willie stewart published a landmark study, concluding that footballers are more than three times more likely to develop dementia. he studied noddy‘s brain and found it to be at an advanced stage of chronic traumatic and set off the peak, cte, for short. in circumstances where there has been head impacts, with a football, there are not many head injuries in football but there is an awful lot of heading the ball. so, what is chronic traumatic and step for pudsey , and south. the brain appears shrunken under a microscope, but what sets it apart -- only seen in people with head impacts. the brain appears shrunken under a microscope, but what sets it apart is the build—up of an abnormal pr

a leading expert, dr willie stewart, carried out research into the former footballer‘s brain.. he was the world cup winner whose dancing stole the nation's hearts. but as dementia cruelly took hold in later life, nobby stiles' family became convinced that heading footballs was to blame. this weekend, they found out their suspicions were right. last year, neuropathologist dr willie stewart published a landmark study, concluding that footballers are more than three times more likely to develop dementia. he studied noddy‘s brain and found it to be at an advanced stage of chronic traumatic and set off the peak, cte, for short. in circumstances where there has been head impacts, with a football, there are not many head injuries in football but there is an awful lot of heading the ball. so, what is chronic traumatic and step for pudsey —— and south. the brain appears shrunken under a microscope, but what sets it apart is the build—up ofan but what sets it apart is the build—up of an abnormal protein, seen here stained brown. a coroner report in 2002 said west brom'sjeff astle died a

it was time to go to work. >> lieutenant stewart and others canvassed the area, but solid information was hard to come by. witnesses said the shooter hopped into the passenger side of the getaway car as it sped away. so there had to be at least two people involved. they also said the car was silver, or was it gray or tan? a four-door. maybe a ford taurus but with no license plate. >> the rest of that day, we were just going around looking for, you know, the car. >> i don't think i've ever noticed how many silver or light-colored four-door sedans there are. >> and even though the killer had brazenly attacked during the morning rush, witnesses said he covered up. >> one of the witnesses described him as wearing a hoodie that was black and covered their face. and then another person who saw him from a distance said, you know, all black, you know, dark clothing. >> but there was something more. a witness in a garage right across the street heard the victim's last words. >> mark said "no, no. i'm sorry." and that was after a little bit of kind of a shoving match. >> did that tell you that

the day after the battle, stewart began withdraw back. in the months following, eventually ended inside the british lines of charleston. the army unfit to remain in the field for major combat, nevermore to reappear except as seeking food and forage. the british were back where they had started. about 15 months before, pinned to the coast. some 233 years ago, colonel williams who commanded the continentals at utah springs summed it all up. the best criterion of victory is to be found in the consequences. the following month, 19 october, 1781, a world shaking event occurred in the little tobacco port in virginia called yorktown. it was the carolina campaign. first waged solely by backcountry cracker militia, then taken over by greene who led cornwallis on the merry chase to north carolina. his victory at guilford courthouse that drove cornwallis from the carolinas to virginia and the end of his american adventure. the debilitating march and the savage battle crippled cornwallis's army. sergeant koch of the hessian regiment summed up his lor

anna stewart, cnn, london. >> our thanks to arn that stewart. >>> we shall join anderson cooper and kelly an all-star tribute tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> thanks for joining me. we begin this hour with what really is a tale of two milestones. first, the history-making moment this first covid vaccine getting the final green light and rolling out of a michigan plant. that alongside the grim reality of record hospitalizations and thousands of americans dying every single day. this afternoon cdc director robert redfield accepted the recommendation of an advisory board, meaning that vaccines can now be administered here in the u.s. this comes just hours after the first shipments of pfizer's vaccine left michigan, a sign of what could be the beginning of the end of the pandemic. more than 184,000 vials are expected to arrive in all 50 states tomorrow. the plan is to vaccinate 100 million americans by march. that will take an incredible feat. the distribution of this vaccine is presenting one of the most complex and complicated logistical challenges in u.s. history. all of this as the

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that was james stewart. they married, they did not have children and unfortunately, he died at a young age. in the arbitration of the will afterwards, she was taken advantage of and again found herself having to support herself. so for the rest of her life, she never married again. she took on a career as a public speaker, teacher, and as an activist, as a journalist, and on occasion, she found herself on at least one other occasion having to take work as a domestic servant, because her own ability to get jobs, she couldn't get one. so maria stewart reflects the notion of intersectionality, not a phrase they would have used at all in the antebellum period, but what she was saying was that her causes centered on women's ability and rights to speak optically against the causes of slavery, that women's voices were needed to end slavery and to push back against slavery. so while she was arguing for the idea that women ought to have a public voice, it was in this because mainly of slavery. the third woman i want

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a leading expert dr willie stewart, carried out research into the former footballer‘s brain.ner whose dancing stole the nation's hearts. but as dementia cruelly took hold in later life, nobby stiles' family became convinced that heading footballs was to blame. this weekend, they found out their suspicions were right. last year, neuropathologist dr willie stewart published a landmark study, concluding that footballers are more than three times more likely to develop dementia. he studied noddy‘s brain and found it to be at an advanced stage of chronic traumatic and set off the peak, cte, for short. in circumstances where there has been head impacts, with a football, there are not many head injuries in football but there is an awful lot of heading the ball. so, what is chronic traumatic and step for pudsey, and south. the brain appears shrunken under a microscope, but what sets it apart only seen in people with head impacts. is the build—up of an abnormal protein, seen here stained brown. a coroner report in 2002 said west brom's jeff astle died as a result of heading a football

i asked dr bryce stewart — a fisheries scientist from the university of york — if borisjohnson wouldis one. yes, i guess it is a case of reaching a compromise. i mean, some very big promises were made about doubling the size of the uk fishing industry. but that is unlikely to be possible because the two sides are so far apart. and also because trade in fish is so important to the uk. we export more than half of what we catch here to europe, and that needs to be often exported very quickly because fish is a fresh premium product, and if there is delays at the border, obviously tariffs and things like that, they will lose value and potentially become worth nothing. so the two things possibly shouldn't be linked, but in practical purposes they are. that is really interesting. the point of actual fishing, where you are allowed to fish, and then fishing markets. it does strike me, bryce, if we end up with outright hostility between the uk fishing industry and european fishing industry, is there a danger there will be retaliation, saying, "look, brits, you can't sell in our markets"? i mea

for now, stewart butterfield will remain ceo. back to you. >> dee, thanks for that. crossing the tape as well hpe and box. josh lipton has both for us. >> hpe revenue $7.2 billion. turn to the forecast, q 1 they are looking for between 40 and 44 cents street was 35 cents. for 2021 they raised their eps guidance to a better than expected 1.60 to 1.78. had a chance to catch up with the ceo. i wanted to talk to him about a few things he is selling a lot of products to a lot of customers around the world. he says hpe sees a good deal of certainty but cities customers still need to upgrade specifically they are intelligent edge business, networking hpe is gaining share and sees steady income momentum they are also relocating headquarters from san jose, california, to houston, texas. telling me houston is a strong market to attract and retain talent especially on the non-technical side the new camp us in houston will be nearly four times the size of the silicon valley campus, the silicon valley campus will remain he says an innovation hub for hpe. no layoffs socialed with

of today, the racial justice coalition responded saying we are extremely to certain to hear mayor stewartoval, the fight continues the same week as we just saw a san francisco city council decided to make plans to rename a school named after abraham lincoln. todd: interesting to see how this plays out. jillian: a video going viral for obvious reasons, really powerful, restaurant owner and employees in new york city dining outdoors in that snowstorm. take a look. >> that is where we are doing, outdoor dinner in new york city from today. jillian: in a story a, queens, the owner and some workers at his restaurant eating outside in the snow, big snowstorm happened this week, indoor dining is shutdown, with his employees in the snow. dave flournoy said you open for lunch today? maybe he will pop on by. jillian: he launches a fund to help struggling business owners hit by the pandemic and posted a video of them after making the announcement on twitter. >> you are a small business owner, you need help to hold them accountable. >> thank you for helping with their mortgages, families, you don't kn

the race was won by jackie stewart probably the saddest victory of his career. we got used to going to general i proly interfere with a national i know. it was just a very fun time that. young man swims up for the t.t. race at goodwood which includes practicing the drive to switch with me could do to . help him. while the likes of belles do you is and him still with us while so many others on the roads. they certainly all had close encounters with death in derek bell's case it was the 1000 kilometers of spot in 970. back then cons were refueled by hand by a open topped funnels still cast lean likely from jackie it's his car floated on the pit lane and seconds later bells ferrari was on the far. easier for our a 512 1st time i'd ever seen the kafirs time have changed. and 3 times of course when they refueled it i remember i started out in the car and turned the key in it but it also lights. so i got out and i got back in again having put the far out there 3 times and the final time i didn't get back and i literally put my foot inside the door and turned the key l

you can't see how much shorter i am. >> congratulations, stewart.>> that is benioff and butterfield making the announcement yesterday, jim, as we're having to do sort of these demonstrations and presentations in a covid world. >> i just think people didn't bother to read what stewart butterfield was saying go over some figures, slack connect, last four quarters of growth and connection, 140%. 160% 200% 240% i mean, that's viral and i've got to tell you, when i read that, i think that did anyone even bother to notice how strong slack has come on, except for maybe satya nadella. david, you cannot look at slack in a static way. it is doing incredibly well. it can do three times that, i believe, with salesforce, this was not some acquisition of some failing company. the company was taking very big business this quarter, and i don't know a soul who bothered to look at how it was doing. >> what are you reading there? >> notes >> okay. >> what? >> i can -- >> you're allowed. i do it all the time. >> it is noted >> i got you just checking. you do that to me

performers took to social media actor patrick stewart cited shakespeare sonnets see. the pianist go live it gave life. to that theaters in opera houses like those here in new york stream the performances around the world. clubs the 2 or found new safer locations to party like this gig on a berlin church rooftop. musicians found a way the dresdner symphonic orchestra performed on the roof of an apartment block . held picnics performances with socially distance blankets and the music type through headphones. there were even super exclusive concerts with a single musician and an audience of one. the crowd of others didn't stop the salzburg festival which went ahead as planned albeit with fewer people social distancing and new safety measures. this would have been ashamed of artemis had to cancel the festival this year because our festival was. and in much more difficult times shortly after the 1st world war when there was great hunger and need to. bring her own of the berlin state opera held open air concerts for free. i can't wait to share this great music. good streami

so these are the gilbert stewart portraits of them, painted when james was secretary of state. they are my favorite portraits of the two of them. i think they capture a sense of personality that i sort of see in them. and they have, i think, in large measure sort of created the imaging that we have of them historically. dolly in her low cut empire style dress with her dark ringlets. james serious and cerebral and brainy. he always has the hair in front and the two receding spots on both sides. he has that from when he's really young, actually. and of course we know from well emily's talk and many others that we consider him the father of the constitution. this is his portrait of the series that peel painted for his museum in philadelphia, but it somehow got to tulsa. and when we see james in a painting he is serious, he really is not smiling. he is looking, he has a far away look and a very reigny intellectual air. whereas dolly, i think we think of quite differently. fascinatingly, dolly was a major subject for advertising well into the 20th century. of course -- and her name

cnn's anna stewart is in london for us. good news for those in london. you understand other people in europe are asking what about our kids. >> so mobile testing units will be sent to secondary schools in the most affected areas. students won't have to take a test, but they're being encouraged to do so. this is part of the government making a targeted response to what they're seeing in terms of covid cases. they say 11 to 18-year-olds in certain areas are accounting for most of the cases. you are absolutely right, not everyone is happy about this particularly where covid restrictions have been very high. on social media, some teachers have come out and said some of their students have spent more time at home self-isolating just because they came in contact with someone and couldn't get a test. meanwhile, it doesn't look good for england, barely less than two weeks since our national lockdown ended. the infection rate does appear to be on the rise once again, but it's in london where the trajectory is particularly worrying at the moment. and all eyes are

. >> stewart bee headed out to sea on friday and his boat mostly sank and he was clinging on. and happily telling his story of how he was spotted and rescued by the crew on a passing cargo ship with an energy that contradicts his exhausting four-day ordeal, stewart bee is back on land. he thanked the sailors who rescued him nearly 96 miles off of the florida coast. crew members on a cargo ship spotted the individual, barely visible, and clinging on to the bow of his capsized boat. >> for a minute i was thinking around i was trying to think of what i could do to get hope >> reporter: he had departed port canaveral but then his engine stalled. he decided to bunk down for the night but awoke to an unfolding disaster >> i was sleeping and the water came gushing in, and pushed me to the front. i took in a little bit of water and i opened the hatch and got out that way. >> reporter: the crew spotted a suspicious looking speck in the ocean. it was stewart bee >> we just rescued one person from capsizing boat. >> the entire crew had the sense of joy that they found me. for me it went

stewart: pursley, i think we are better than microsoft. emily: not holding back there.more to come, i have box aaron levie, who has called slack's as instagram was to facebook. what you describe it that way? aaron: obvious it is an imperfect analogy but it was one of the most important m&a deals have seen in many years, maybe ever in enterprise software. i think slack joining forces with salesforce will completely transform this part of the industry around the future of work and productivity software, and what slack really brings -- salesforce is this modern operating system for knowledge work where you can connect the front office, back office, customers, partners, and have a common interface to be able to communicate and collaborate. i think it is very transformational for salesforce, exciting for slack and great for the ecosystem where slack is created an open platform that more software can plug into a create a new experience for customers. think it is exciting all around. will seees it mean we more cost consolidation in 2020 one in this space? it is funny bigger sp