speech to prevent moments like this one at stanford university in march. you may remember when students and dean after bushed trump appointed judge kyle duncan who was invited to speak on campus, these are 13 schall school schools taking part, t to cultivate freedom of expression. the night mount doing provided 250 thousand dollar front to kno to en comput
looks a long way off. let s get some of the day s other news now. 39 year old ian connell has been charged with murder after a body was discovered by police called to reports of a dog being stolen from a house. donald patience had been dead for days when he was found at the property in bury by manchester police. the london fire brigade says several homes have been severely damaged in a blaze at a building in east london. crews spent nearly three hours tackling the fire which took hold at the property after 6pm on friday. fifteen people were removed from the building uninjured. three 18 year olds and a 24 year old have died in a car crash in county tipperary, northern ireland. they ran into a wall in clonmel on friday evening. irish broadcaster rte understands they were on their way to meet friends to celebrate receiving leaving cert exam results. monday marks 60 years since 250 thousand people gathered
from the building uninjured. three 18 year olds and a 24 year old have died in a car crash in county tipperary, in the republic of ireland. they ran into a wall in clonmel on friday evening. irish broadcaster rte understands they were on their way to meet friends to celebrate receiving exam results. monday marks 60 years since 250 thousand people gathered on the national mall in washington, dc and heard reverend doctor martin luther king junior deliver his celebrated i have a dream speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial. this is the scene live in washington, six decades on from the original speech. today mr king s family, civil rights leaders and members of the public are gathering to mark the anniversary. it was the largest demonstration for human rights in us history and a display of unity among five of the nation s largest civil rights organisations.
congress is making the decisions. not a department of justice. not a prosecutor. in every one of these case from fraud is alleged or lobbying or pressure, and so forth, it is the give and take of politics. and congress has the final say under the constitution. congress. and nobody else. so they set up this 15 member commission of senators, congressmen, supreme court justices, 7 republicans and 7 democrats, one independent, to decide the election. after that swing vote turned to hayes, the one controversial elector goes on hayes. he got 250 thousand less votes than did tilden, he goes to hayes. and so what does the commission say, the swing guy went for hayes, we ll give the other 19 votes to
john bell of tennessee, lincoln won about 39% of the vote. but took most of the electoral college votes in the north and california and oregon. brekenridge won electoral votes in south along with maryland and delaware. and douglas captured missouri. you had a mess. just weeks after l lincoln victory, south carolina voted to succeed. they elected jefferson davis as their president, i would say that is contentious. america. it also gave us abraham lincoln. here is the biggest, 1876. democrat governor samuel tilden of new york won 250 thousand more votes hayes