curtis wilkie: it was hysterical. gerald blessey: it reminded me, frankly, of the nazi rallies at nuremberg with the swastika flags. [music playing - "go, mississippi"] keep rolling along. go mississippi, you cannot go wrong. go mississippi, we're singing your song. gerald blessey: ross barnett, during the halftime, made this terrible demagogic racist speech inciting people, really, to riot. he was urging everybody to come to ole miss and stand in the door and stand against the united states government. ross barnett: i love mississippi. [cheers] i love her people-- [cheers] --our customs. i love and i respect our heritage. [cheers] ellen b. meacham: they wrote a new song just for the occasion. ross is standing like gibraltar, and he shall never falter. it's to hell with boy k. curtis wilkie: barnett has been, by this time, cited for criminal contempt by the fifth circuit with the specter of possibly going to prison. and that's when he ultimately made the deal with the kennedys that brought meredith to the campus. they

curtis. let's give another round of applause for the curtis family senos. they are simply amazing and i don't know if you guys remember but they were on america's got talent and they also have a really cool commercial for jc penny, so they're talented and they're going super far, so thank you guys for coming to this event and blessing us. [cheers and applause] >> we have two representatives from the young defenders which is a cohort with osa that has to do with the public defender's office and social justice and so, we have athena edwards and jordan clarke and so a little bit about them, i hope you guys don't mind me gassing you up a little bit but jordan clerk is a rising senior at bishop art. he's been 2020 and as active intern of the public defenders team and a public defender's office, young defender, joe jordan has learned about criminal justice and a career in law. let's give a round after clause for jordan and athena edwards has been instrumental in ofa young defender as program and she's an alumni of the california los angeles and earned her doctora

curtis. let's give another round of applause for the curtis family senos. they are simply amazing and i don't know if you guys remember but they were on america's got talent and they also have a really cool commercial for jc penny, so they're talented and they're going super far, so thank you guys for coming to this event and blessing us. [cheers and applause] >> we have two representatives from the young defenders which is a cohort with osa that has to do with the public defender's office and social justice and so, we have athena edwards and jordan clarke and so a little bit about them, i hope you guys don't mind me gassing you up a little bit but jordan clerk is a rising senior at bishop art. he's been 2020 and as active intern of the public defenders team and a public defender's office, young defender, joe jordan has learned about criminal justice and a career in law. let's give a round after clause for jordan and athena edwards has been instrumental in ofa young defender as program and she's an alumni of the california los angeles and earned her doctora

curtis. let's give another round of applause for the curtis family senos. they are simply amazing and i don't know if you guys remember but they were on america's got talent and they also have a really cool commercial for jc penny, so they're talented and they're going super far, so thank you guys for coming to this event and blessing us. [cheers and applause] >> we have two representatives from the young defenders which is a cohort with osa that has to do with the public defender's office and social justice and so, we have athena edwards and jordan clarke and so a little bit about them, i hope you guys don't mind me gassing you up a little bit but jordan clerk is a rising senior at bishop art. he's been 2020 and as active intern of the public defenders team and a public defender's office, young defender, joe jordan has learned about criminal justice and a career in law. let's give a round after clause for jordan and athena edwards has been instrumental in ofa young defender as program and she's an alumni of the california los angeles and earned her doctora

okay. >> curtis: here's what we are doing. >> kelly: jumping right in. >> curtis: we have done our fair share, so i'm going to make one of your favorites, breakfast for dinner. >> kelly: i love breakfast for dinner. >> ming: i will make one of your kids favorites, fried chicken and waffles. >> dominique: i will make one of your favorites, the montecristo. >> ming: i will make a truffle bisque and use tumor rick and coconut. [applause] and gabby, how about you. >> gabriela: since you have a really sweet tooth, i'm going to make a sweet quesadilla for you! [cheers and applause]

and, i'd like to introduce our very own curtis bradford. >> thanks, boss. i've been wanting to say that for a while. my name is curtis bradford and i'm co-chair of the tenderloin peoples congress and long time resident for over 15 years. i'm really excited about today because this is a long time coming. i was really fortunate to be part of a volunteer as a resident leader with a group called 950 market street coalition. it was a group of residents that came together folks like david and cathy over here and steve and felicia and awesome gale seagraves and steve and others along with support from folks like rio and pertiba and alexandra from s.r.o. collaborative. with their support, us residents were able to enter into negotiations with 950 market street, the big development one block down here at the corner of turk and taylor and really worked on developing a benefits agreement that worked for the community. remember an entire block of the tenderloin of the community. full of rich history for our neighborhood. and we wanted to make sure the community got som

and chris curtis, there's been _ happen. and chris curtis, there's been lots - happen. and chris curtis, there's been lots of- happen. and chris curtis, j there's been lots of other things this week, people not going to rwanda, rail strikes, is there a better polling you have done that revealed where the country is around one of those things more than anything else? i those things more than anything else? . �* , ,., those things more than anything else? . �*, ., else? i mean, it's sort of doesn't _ else? i mean, it's sort of doesn't matter _ else? i mean, it's sort of doesn't matter what i else? i mean, it's sort of i doesn't matter what question you ask right now. this is part of the difficulty for the conservatives. it doesn't matter what question you ask right now, what issue you asked about, it's quite clear the answer you get back on the public is that they don't trust the government. they don't trust the prime minister. normally what you have is here is labor's areas, here is the conservatives�* areas. is labor�*s areas, here is the conservatives�* areas

before harlan, they were's several famous defense, one justice benjamin curtis in the notorious case and then quit the court inis protest and left. it l statement in opposition. when the great john marshall was reporting the jeffersonian initiatives and the objectives. the objections were principled as well but he conceived of them as a sort of roadmap to the future to overturn the case from 1877 to 1911, things happened in society. you might wonder today how it is the system of repression became that it led to 70 years of total exclusion for african-americans and a century and a half of racial tensions and strides are still reverberating today. it also was a period of dramatic economic inequality we also knew that there were immigrant workers in tenements in new york dramatically unhealthy conditions. the answer when you look back at it the supreme court took away civil rights, human rights, access to education and endorsed. the income inequality was allowed to continue because the supreme court ruled unconstitutional in essentially invalidated all labor regulations including things

curtis, do you agree? i feel like any supreme court justice, soto meyer or kavanaugh, whoever it is, that feels like front-page news? >> right, yeah and it was covered in the "washington post" and in the "washington times" here in d.c. but the "new york times" really decided to bury it on a20 with the really short story and a bottom white corner that took multiple paragraphs to even get to the motive. you know f you asked a lot of these broadcast networks or newspapers, the excuse they would offer would be something rather lame in my opinion like, you know, because it was foiled, because the suspect confessed and we had all of these details and it did turn out as badly as it did, but what an indictment that is on our news media that something so serious that turned out to not have come to fruition have not really received a lot of coverage. again t just shows the bias we all know if this had been justice sotomayor, any of the justices t would have gotten way more coverage but, instead, you know, threats li

oakley police say an arrest warrant was issued for marshall curtis jones, the ex-boyfriend. he was charged for the murderer of the young oakley woman who disappeared. >> marshall curtis jones, a 20 seven-year-old male and resident of antioch, killed alexis at his home on or about january 26, 2022. reporter: but the oakley police chief says jones, who is now living in washington state, was killed by seattle officers as they attempted to arrest him. >> we didn't want him dead. we wanted him arrested to pay for his sins. we wanted to meet with him face-to-face. we wanted to look him in the eyes and ask him why. ask him where is alexis? reporter: police say they still not have located alexis's body, but after examining large amounts of digital and frantic analysis -- forensic analysis, there's enough to connect jones to the murder. >> we have surveillance footage, cell phone data, dna evidence. reporter: jones was reportedly the last person alexis saw before her disappearance, despite the mounting evidence linking jones to the crime, chief beard says it took months to peace to g

there was one, justice benjamin curtis in the notorious dred scott case in 1858 and then quit the court in protest, packed up his belongings and left. it was a strong powerful statement of opposition. there had been some statements of opposition when the great john marshall was the chief justice with jeffersonian initiatives and there was the registering of principled objectives. harlan's objectives were principled as well but he conceived of them as sort of roadmaps to the future to overturn the cases and giving a sense of what these dissidents were like, you have to sort of understand the times a little bit and the cases themselves. during that period on the court from 1877 to 1911, big things happened in society. we are now looking back 150 years. one, segregation took hold and you might wonder today how it is that a system of repression became so ingrained in the american system that it led to 70 years of exclusions for african-americans and a century and a half of racial tensions into strides that are still evreverberating today. it also was a period of dramatic economic inequality

first, officers in kent, washington attempted to arrest the ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones on murder charges. police say he charged at them while holding a knife, forcing them to shoot and kill him. while oakley police believe that alexis gabe was murdered. they have not found her body. in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. thank you, justin. and for the latest developments in the lexus gave case you can just take out your phone scan that qr code that will take you to our web page with the very latest updates, including. >> the timeline of events leading up to her disappearance. the community in tulsa is still recovering after a gunman shot and killed 4 people and then himself. police say it started with the government, blaming his surgeon for back for pain after a recent back operation, we've got markie, martin with the story. >> our focus right now is on grieving. and i want to thank all of you. for coming to work today. >> less than 24 hours after the deadly tulsa hospital shooting. authorities putting names and faces to the innocent lives lost my work this morning.

they say that after a lengthy investigation, her longtime boyfriend marshall curtis jones, has been charged with alexa, says murder. police say jones is the man seen in this surveillance video recorded near where alexis car was found after she disappeared. according to police, jones was staying with a friend in washington state when officers attempted to arrest him on wednesday. >> the federal task force and the detectives from the oakley police departments went to the residents were marshall jones was an attempted to serve the arrest warrant. for the sole purpose of taking him into custody. marshall jones responded by coming out the front door with a knife and the charge. those officers marshall jones was shot because of his deadly and threatened actions. he died at the scene. >> alexis, his father says the family is devastated by jones's death. he says the 27 year-old had been a friend and this is not the outcome they wanted. we didn't want him dead. we wanted him arrested pay for students. we wanted to meet with him face-to-face. we wanted to look him in the eye and ask him why. ice cube

and the abortion debate shapes and impacts negatively often individuals lives such as curtis boyd milford faye johnson, you know, i found these stories revealing as much as norma's and how we cannot just always assume or frame this debate about the termination of pregnancy itself. it does have other impacts. in addition, you know no matter what side of the abortion debate you land on this book provides you a perspective on the personal lives social constraints and historical events without making any moral judgments, and i think that's critical. joshua's writing allows us to empathize with all the cast of the players that are involved with this issue. which leads us to greater understanding and you know one thing i told him is i think this book helped me and i think would help a lot of other people look at divisive issues that we're facing in our country today if we had more authors who framed it in that way. they're not taking a position on one side or the other but presenting the facts and giving you empathy for those characters and and with that i'll let him start, but i also wanted to

curtis. let's give another round of applause for the curtis family senos. they are simply amazing and i don't know if you guys remember but they were on america's got talent and they also have a really cool commercial for jc penny, so they're talented and they're going super far, so thank you guys for coming to this event and blessing us. [cheers and applause] >> we have two representatives from the young defenders which is a cohort with osa that has to do with the public defender's office and social justice and so, we have athena edwards and jordan clarke and so a little bit about them, i hope you guys don't mind me gassing you up a little bit but jordan clerk is a rising senior at bishop art. he's been 2020 and as active intern of the public defenders team and a public defender's office, young defender, joe jordan has learned about criminal justice and a career in law. let's give a round after clause for jordan and athena edwards has been instrumental in ofa young defender as program and she's an alumni of the california los angeles and earned her doctora

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so many different forms but nonetheless if you are ruth bader ginsburg, yes you can apply benjamin curtis for taking a personal stand but it's a better example in terms of how your actual views can become part of the law. >> we've got three more questions and 12 more minutes or so. let me get through these and then i want to close out with a thought about today and bring the book forward. a. >> we will do a lightning round. harlem looks from kentucky not a northern state or southern state. to what extent did this in the informhis worldview and legal tt from the border states or was he singular? >> there was a school of thought from the border states and he would pay tribute at the university law school for putting that forward. there were some things that were problematic in that school of thought. the elite in kentucky were constitutional unionists. they believed in the u.s. constitution, not a sort of federal destiny in the united states. a part of that that was a little excessive is that they were in love with the idea that it's a unique experiment. some of those professors that he was

of extradition, of people that they feel are being hauled, hobbit infinite, and sweden connected to curtis that protest groups like the p k, k and the white kit wipe y p g, which it as a designated as terrorist groups in turkey. they'll also discuss i to share more intelligence. in fact, finland and sweden have agreed to change their national laws on terrorism after demands from turkey. so this will be a big moment. it now does allow the nato military airlines to expand. now this means that the 30 leaders, when they get into these meetings, we'll discuss and have more time to discuss ukraine. we've heard a lot about $300000.00 additional troops that are going to be installed on nato's eastern border with in the east and flattened flank the border with russia that was announced ahead of this meeting. the leaders are also going to discuss exactly how much more they can support the ukrainians in their efforts in fighting off that russian invasion what the ukrainians are calling for is more weapons. we had the murder of care here in the press room earlier saying that what they need is a weapon

curtis of utah, mr. curtis will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. o'halleran, mr. o'halleran will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from colorado seek recognition j >> mr. gaetz and mr. gosar will vote yes on h.r. 2020. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from south carolina? >>> i inform the house that mr. price and mr. johnson will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rush environs that willer, he will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. qua haley of hawaii they will vow yes. >> as the member designated by mr. van taylor i inform the house that mr. van taylor will vote yes. >> for what purpose does the gentlelady from new jersey seek reek snr >> and jones of new york

this is curtis stun group and city in city. i was there in 2015, happy days. it's a british military like like slogan quote. and this is just so people know, it's like a military tough to my name is aiden as well. i'm from great britain. and i furniture ukraine, approximately 4 years ago. in the beginning, it was just made us arrived and then no more foreigners started to arrive to join the military and say roughly about 10 most of my contract. i've been in the training marines. and just upon 7 months ago, i joined the motor battery units. and since for the past 3 months, 3 or 4 months, we've been in public poll, i've been assistant preparing the mines fire. when with, when we got called to do a mission. it was approximately 49 days after being besieged in medical and commander toners. we had free options because food had run out, i munition had run out. he said you can choose to go with the technics to try and break out of the encirclement. or the 2nd option was that you could try walking out of menu, put like smithy notes. and then the 3rd option was to surr