ben wade went further. he severely criticized lincoln for placing our armies under the command of officers who did not believe in the policy of the government and no sympathy with its purposes. senator jacob colymer of vermont said difficulty was to be found in the fact that the president had no cabinet in the true sense of the word. he explained, it was notorious that the president did not consult his cabinet counselors as a body upon important matters. the that it was best to have no policy and let each member of the cabinet attend to the duties of their department. of his department. this is poor management and a recipe for failure collamer believed. he thought that the measures should be taken to bring about a different state of things in the administration. senator fessenden then told the republican senators that a crisis had arrived requiring the senate's active position in affairs. he, however, warned that the caucus should proceed cautiously and with unanimity or actions would alarm the country and

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in your book you talk about roe v wade and compared united states supreme court handling the abortion issue with the way of courts abroad focusing on germany the way courts abroad have done with the abortion issue. and you suggest actually that courts abroad have issued - - handled the abortion issue better than the supreme court has handled it. fill that out. the question i have is, are you criticizing the united states supreme court to much? are you saying we have this incredible polarization over abortion and you really point the finger at the supreme court. when i was reading i was thinking there are other actors could he point the finger at other places as well? maybe they were more important but unpack your discussion of abortion, the supreme court of the united states and courts abroad. >> i will start by saying this is a chapter in the book and it's a complicated story. whatever you get out of my synopsis, i encourage you to pick up the book and read chapter five for a deeper dive. i do think the court's decision with roe v wade and how it style this decision contributes to a

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could not endure half slave and have free but if rowan and roe versus wade were overturned. is there a way that states would sort this out that there'd be some some federal level and some of the state level. yes, i i think in all likelihood that we are headed into an era that i wasn't sure that i would ever see which is that the congress will actually congress and the state legislatures and the people will have to make some tough decisions rather than handing it off to nine lawyers in the supreme court saying you do it. and that will be a very healthy thing for our country and for our democracy people will have to make up their minds. i bet you there are going to be plenty of republicans who will be towers of jello on this who have been campaigning and fundraising for decades about overturning roe v wade, but when the opportunity presents itself, they may sort of get cold feet when they realize that it would be very unpopular. so it's going to be an interesting fight and states will differ and i think that is what the founders intended and i think it'll be as i say a very we

there was roe v wade, so that was good and that that was it. not not so much greenhouse takes the idea part and she and her co-author michael gratz show the ways that the conservative mainly nixon appointed burger court reversed or undercut the president sat by the liberal court led by chief justice warren curbing civil rights and individual liberties while extending first demand that rights to businesses the first time. i could draw some connections here, but you're not actually here to listen to me talk about the court. you're here for linda greenhouse. so please join me in welcoming her to politics. thank you. it's really a treat to be back here. i've been here for a couple of the other books you heard about and this is my first actual book talk with this book which came out which was published on last tuesday, and there's no better place to launch the book like this. it's a book about washington. it's a book about the relationship between supreme court and our politics so it's much more timely actually than michael grasp my co-author and i

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the numbers are off the charts i think investors are wading through cross currents today apple like as is trying to navigate the historic chip shortage. they said it is going to impact mac and ipad in the current quarter. others say the numbers with so good how can you sustain i asked tim cook how do you know whether you are pulling forward demand or whether something significantly changed in terms of how people think about work cook said he doesn't know for sure but his bet is that something has changed, remote work is going to be important even post pandemic if cook is right that would be a continued tail wind for mac and ipad when supplies do improve. >> is it the mix of businesses, services growing, a higher margin business, or the price of the iphone what do you check it up for? >> i think thisser quarter it was because of iphone. there is pent of demand. we saw a new design for the phone. it was a big story all around. don't count out the m 1 chip people love these lap tops they are cheaper for apple to make than they were to buy from intel. >> they run cooler, quieter, more bat

wade and times of decisions. so i think there's this generational divide where now and, i mean, it is only going to get worse. because now there's no one that a republican president could nominate who has a healthy fear of judicial power because everyone in the federal society now who is young enough to be a judicial amount grew up in an age when they wanted courts to do more and they wanted them to do it now. >> that i think that after amy coney barrett if you have someone with a relatively open resumÉ with a warrior if that person can get confirmed without anybody worrying, even without the context of ginsburg death i think that there's still, you know, yes they lost the pht city but they have now a -- i think lindsey graham used word pro-life they have somebody who has a paper trail to an extent that we would not have seen in a time trying to kipe that pretense and you have trump saying list of justices that roe v. wade legacy of the trump era where they stop they were pretending in judicial humility i'm sorry

these filigree most to pieces were handmade by spanish artist lauren so money waded out and. he cut them into leaves harvested from trees and bushes. for. one month when i go into the forest more than anything i'm looking for peace and quiet. this is where my creativity really gets flowing in the movie on a roof. in spring so money where to go searching through the forests of his home province. for just the right. foot. the perfect leaf doesn't exist. leaves grow in nature they've undergone a process of evolution. but it's precisely their imperfection that in my view makes them perfect to. some of us. these words give little hint of the time effort and dedication that's gone into them. did on presses the fresh leaves and lets them drive for a few days. believes have to be dry enough that cats don't smear or discolor and yet most enough not to crumble. the image stencil is attached to the leaf with fixative then he carefully works his way around with a scalpel cut by cut. and believe i was inspired when i watched a caterpillar getting its way through a leaf. but i gave me the

when asked about the incident, kristi wade told reporters that she and her husband are animal loverse, "very difficult for my husband to do that." but i got to say, it didn't look that difficult since the attack, kristi and happy wade have been treated for their injuries and these days they're doing great. and you know who else is doing great? the bobcat just kidding, he shot him. [ laughter ] but this is still the kind of story we need right now. ♪ we'll be right back with ed helms ♪ like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. ♪♪ so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who have uc... ...or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and

who in his youthful way offered to wade through what moments including my mom that he had 6 it's amazing legend sylvia you mean so i'm so happy to be alive so long as a result tonight. you are probably at a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. and from one hollywood's biggest night it's bring it into taming janice k.j. matthews who's joining us from los angeles good to see what a moment a full clip is out but just tell us more about this the space film why was it so convincing for the academy. you know i think it's resonating with so many people really across the country during the pandemic this movie has a number of things it deals with the loss of a spouse it deals with the loss of a job it deals with the loss of your kind of identity in just traveling not knowing where you know where to pick up your life after so many things fall or fail in life and so i think this movie really resonated with a lot of people even people living academy particularly during this time in the pandemic and it was just so well done so many of the people

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the competition gets under way tonight, with 2009 championjames wade taking his place to face gary andersonjor title. rookie patty tavatanakit underlining her huge potential by winning the ana inspiration in california — golf�*s first major of the season. the 21—year—old from thailand was leading by five shots heading into the final round, and showed no signs of nerves on the last day — an eagle here at the second hole before closing with a round of 68 that left her two shots clear of lydia ko, who equalled the course record in her last round, as she tried to reign her in. she's come a long way since she finished as top amateur in this event three years ago. it's a dream come true every time i play here. i remember exactly, i was on this green, receiving my low amateur award, and i saw they were jumping and i actually took a snapchat and the caption was, "one day." it has been crazy. you sense plenty more victories to come. and finally these two, no strangers to snooker fans. seven—time world champion stephen hendry and jimmy white. they have contested four world championship finals in the

thank you. >> you heard what dwyane wade said.ten, the first thing i said earlier on tv when i heard there was a verdict, i was anxious. th there was angst, people were concerned. you said it's a turning point. why is that, bernice? >> you know, before i say that, don, i just want to just pause for a moment for the family of george floyd. this is an important moment for them, especially gianna. she's a powerful young girl. she spoke this moment into existence. and i feel heard because i was five when my father was assassinated. as we look forward, i was like dwayne today. i was nervous, i was anxious because for 400 years we'd gotten it wrong, and i think we approached this moment just believing that we couldn't -- we wouldn't get it right. and thank god that the verdict was just right. it was the right verdict, and god knew how much we could bear. this was the moment, the turning point because in the movement that my father led in montgomery, when that decision came down from the supreme court, they were in court being faced with

wade works creative.com. dual sided tape measure. ♪ ♪ pete: we begin this new hour of "fox & friends" on a saturday with a fox news alert. we are following three major stories this morning. rachel: i'm rachel campos-duffy in for jedediah bila. first the mlb all-star game is being moved out of georgia after backlash over its new voting laws. former president trump and georgia governor brian kemp blasting cancel culture with trump even calling to boycott the league. governor kemp will join us live in just a few minutes. will: next, president biden's border crisis getting out of control as illegal crossings reach a 5-year high. cbp says it encountered 171,000 migrants in march alone. can. pete: but we begin on capitol hill where investigators are searching for a motive behind the deadly attack on officers. police have identified the suspect who was shot dead after ramming his car into two capitol police officers and jumping out with a knife. one officer was killed. the other is in stable condition. we go to lucas tomlinson as we learn m

. >>> and three-time nba champion dwyane wade is now part owner of the utah jazz.ntage of the team he owns, but the nba has a rule against ownership stakes of less than 1% dwyane wade says he plans to take an active role in the team. [ bell ringing ] >>> on wall street, the dow up 165. the s&p up 15. the nasdaq up 14 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news >> look at the name but not the numbers. with more than 4 million players, it's one of the fastest growing sports in america and the pickleball money is pouring in >>> will he or won't he? the president going back and forth over raising the cap on refugees allowed to enter the country. today we received new information from the white house. >>> and 100 days after the attack on the capitol, a milestone in the federal investigation. prosecutors scoring their first guilty plea and cooperation from one of the suspects. john schaefer is a founding member of the oath keepers he pleaded guilty today to two felonies first obstructing an official proceeding and, second, ent

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. >> reporter: in windsor, wade friedman, abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay tonight a plea from oakland police chief for help in combating a spike in violent crime. take a look at the numbers. homicides up to hundred 15% so far this year with 41 reported compared to 13 last year at this time. carjackings have jumped 149 cases. 57 last year. and chief armstrong says officers responded to 340 robberies since january with robberies up in every district of the city. armstrong says the city council today is deciding on how to spend federal care act funding and he is employing councilmembers to allow some of that money to the police he says the violence has a lasting emotional toll. >> the city has to understand 41 homicides. that is 41 families. 31 families that are impacted by this violence. 41 families that are hurting. i hear the pain. i understand. >> armstrong says since last june $25 million has been cut from the department's budget >>> a college football player from walnut creek is being credited for helping police catch a car break and suspect as dion lim found, that suspect despite

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today ahead of a meeting with congressional members, the president waited into it -- the president wadednto it further saying the evidence overwhelmingly cited with one verdict. he did not mention which, but he has been sympathetic to the floyd family. joe: in terms of the broader questions allowed police, legal defenses for police, is there a broader white house plan to address this sort of -- go from a single case to a sort of broader policy push? >> no, you're absolutely right. that is something the administration has been talking about for a while. he plans to reform police, looking at immunity, the militarization of police, etc. what is interesting is he had been under fire from activists in the left wing of his party in recent weeks for their perception that he had not been doing enough legislatively on the issue, that he is putting his political might behind covid, of course, which is understandable, but then infrastructure, and there were questions if he should reprioritize in light of what we are seeing in the country. romaine: the president has already spoken about this publicl

wade freedman, abc 7 news. >>> president biden will give a press conference tomorrow. that address will be followed by abc 7 news at 8:00. >>> high school graduations will be happening in person this year in san francisco. keesar stadium will be our host for most of them. the ceremonies will be staggered to allow everything to be disinfected and students will be socially distanced. each student will be able to bring four guests who will have to sit in pods. >>> here we go again, back into another summer of drought conditions. aoáets bay mud made an official declaration today as the board discussed plans to ask for voluntary water cut backs. abc 7 news reporter bri tphr- rbgs kley breytells tells te what it means. >> reporter: the the the the th rainfall did not provide enough of a rainfall total. >> resulting in east bay being the driest year on record. >> reporter: most of east bay mud's water supply came from sierra's snow melt. it's only at 40% so it's apparent that the water supply this year will not be sufficient to meet consumer and storage demand. >> in a unanim

really a jury can decide those aggravating factors in this instance that defense attorney wade the jury on those aggravating factors. but does the prosecution has announced that they're going to seek an aggravated sentence based on 2 aggravating factors under minnesota law. one the crime occurred in the presence of children and 2, the crime constitutes an abuse of governmental authority. so under their sort of its matrix even though 40 years is the maximum sentence because derek chauvin doesn't have a prior criminal record and the like. under that think he's not going to get 40 years. normally the sentence would be under this. minnesota sentencing scheme, 12 and a half to 15 years unless the court decides to impose an aggravated sentence because of those likely it occurring in the presence of the children. and it's abuse of government authority so that he could get 25 years. so it all depends on what the judge decides regarding needs. likely factors, but he's definitely getting sentenced to prison and it's not a final verdict. it's not final. judgments until sentencing and that is when

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wade robson who was interviewed with gayle king in 2019 two entertnment companies claimi jackson ben90 when he was 7rs robson was of two men who made the allegations against jackson in the hbo documentary "leaving neverland." jackson's attorneys have denied their abuse claims. >> the "new orleans times-picayune" says volunteers searching for seven men missing from a capsized boat have life jackets and other debris from the vessels. volunteers from the united states navy are conducting a search and air search for the missing crew members. the men disappeared two weeks ago when their oil boat sequel power overturned in stormy weather off the louisiana coast. the u.s. coast guard called off its search on april 19th. >> we're doing our best to try to find any one of the seven that are still missing. and i want saul ant want all of the families to know i'm pulling for everybody. >> six men were rescued from boat after it capsized. the bodies of six others have been recovered. >>> and "usa today" says chief justice john roberts will represent the supreme at president biden's address to a j

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woman to design a plus size for women at macy's launches in stores and online may 13th >>> dwyane wadeg an ownership stake in the jazz and wants an ownership role. saying he doesn't take it lightly. if you want to make a change, you have to be at the top. >>> now to wall street where the stock futures are mixed. it's what's happening with bitcoin over the weekend that has investors buzzing. cnbc's steve sedgwick with all that and freely budweiser for millions >> yeah. let's go to bitcoin first. 57,192 is where bitcoin is trading. had its biggest fall in two months over the weekend, 64,800 to as low as 52,000. it's including a crypto mining out in china and turkish regulators clamping down on bit coin as well now to the budweiser a promotion, first 10,000 peopl to sign up will get a virtual credit card. you have to prove you're vaccinated the vodka makers giving a watermelon fresh escape. creating a watermelon inspired home on wheels so you can celebrate that have a look at the video it's quite extraordinary >> i love it thank you for all of the latest news >>> ahead, the week ahead for

baseball, lamont wade, jr. getting a crash course on the outfield against mike yastrzemski.ainst the erixon,rockies, dickerson. evan longoria delivers a hit. still 2-0. sixth inning, descalafani struck them out to end the inning. eight ks in six shutout innings. brandon belt, way back, way back. they won four in a row. no disrespect to the masters, but the other major played today was the pro bowlers u.s. open. >> come on, do it! >> whoo he did it! he got the 710, randy! he did it! whoo! my goodness, the teacher assassin just dropped a 710. you bet, kid! you bet! >> great announcing today. they call this guy the ginger assassin with the rare 710, but he lost in the semifinals. chris via is the u.s. open bowling champion. brian, juliette, ever have a 710 split? >> probably more than once. did your dad bowl in a bowling league when you were a kid? >> mine did not. >> mine did not either. >> mine did. where were you guys? when was last time you bowled? >> it's been over a year. >> it was fun. it's making something of a comeback. >> i needed the gutter guards. >> yes. >> we'll b

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wade to get people to finally understand what this court has the votes to do. we should be rallying support around court expansion well before then. i just feel that we can't do it quickly enough. that is why we have to introduce this legislation and make sure we are all speaking out and not fighting for ourselves -- fighting among ourselves over something we know to be necessary. >> imagine i am a disaffected voter, sitting at my house, watching "the simpsons," drinking beer, and someone is talking about the courts and i'm like, whatever, but i am actually someone who is going to be affected by the courts. what do you say to someone to get them to go, i didn't know that? or do you not talk about this for fun? rep. jones: i do talk about it for fun. it is my job now. i would ask you about your life. why are you disaffected? because government has failed you, or you feel government has failed you, so you're likely to produce any number of reasons you feel that way directly related to policy that are now in danger by a rogue, hyper-partisan conservative majority

wade all the time and i think everyone in this room is aware there is a video this last night. but there was also a case that defines the life of the mother so broadly to include financial, psychological, that's what we saw last year in new york. the reproductive health act. it was for any reason. why saying abortion is legal? it is because of these cases. they change the game and you can get an abortion for literally any reason. >> that is such an important .2. i find liberals often -- that is such an important point too. i saw liberals arguing about immigration what is considered seeking asylum. we now have financial reasons. originally a refugee was someone fleeing political persecution. with the public they will redefine the term. i think that is a great question. since we are focusing on the science right now, i will ask this. what if the doctor tells the mother, this baby will be born with serious, serious disabilities? or serious develop mental issues. either the child will die quickly or will have a horrible, burdensome life. what do you say then? >> i would be interest

coming up wading into troubled japan provokes the anger of its neighbors over plans to jump and waste water from the fukushima nuclear disaster into the posts if it were nuts to the press. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy even for him to let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. the world is driven by a dream shaped by our own person those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. let's start the program back in france where several nights of sub 0 temperatures have decimated the country's grape crop spelling disaster for many of the country's wine makers so if they haven't had a tough enough no farmers are having to get creative in a desperate bid to salvage what they can. france has lost a significant amount of its harvest it's estimated that we have possibly lost around 50 percent nationwide we're talking about $12.00 to $15000000.00 hits a liters at least that's roughly equivalent to what france

and will continue to exist they're closing stores, there's lack of foot traffic and we still have to wade through a lot of muddy waters. management has told us the head winds exist. let's take their word for it let's fade the stock it will will be better time for entry in the future but i'm not willing to be a buy erright now. >> okay. james. what about you >> i've got my 18-year-old daughter with me so i have to take off my technical analysis my fundamental analysis and be a dad. she cannot wait to go back to the malls with her friends as the economy opens, she said all her friends who want the lotions have to be in the store, my daughter says we got to trade this one. >> all right a fade then a trade. let's move on to delta results coming thursday. guy what's the expectations for delta? trade it or fade it? >> i love that you're playing trade it or fade it on a friday, you don't know how much joy it provides me, scott. >> what would i rather be doing on a friday evening than playing trade it or fade it with you. >> i could think of a thousand different things but that's what you're doin

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and she says today's political climate has prompted corporate leaders to wade deeper into politics moreectly. what you see, the kind of thing the corporation to do could the community has become much more politicized. as our politics have become much more poll polarized. the ceo's of georgia-based coca-cola and delta airlines have both condemned the law after initially putting out statements that stopped short of criticizing it for not standing here in calling for companies to that's not what our focus is on from the white house. white house press secretary jen psaki said the president supports company's rights to boycott, georgia. but she says the administration's bigger concern or similar bills being drafted in states all around the country. i think it's important to remember the context the georgia legislation. >> it's built on a lie. and that was joe khalil reporting. coming up, good news for wine lovers. tasting rooms in wine country are now allowed to reopen. we're going hear from the people at a winery who are thrilled to welcome back. customers. >> also the latest on the debate