It is my pleasure to introduce our speaker today, julia rose, who is both a lawyer and an historian. She received her ba from Columbia University and her ph. D. From new York University and her Law Degree is from the american universities Washingtons College of law. Shes the inaugural judithesque a fellow for the historical society of New York courts, and today we will be talking about her new book, threat of descent. A history of ideological Exclusion And Deportation in the United States, published this past july by Harvard University press. Julia will begin by telling us something about the book, and then we will begin a conversation. Julia, the screen is yours. I am delighted to join you, thank you so much for inviting to talk about the dissent. I think what i will do is start with talking a little bit about my arguments as well as some highlights in the book. The threat of dissent is a legal, political and social history of the expulsion and barring of foreign, non citizens from th
no. i can t get to sleep at night. but when i have, as soon as i wake up, it s just there, the carnage, because the whole hour that we were stuck there, all i could see was either dead bodies. body parts, blood and injured people. injured people. and hearing them crying out. whatever the terrorists do, every hurt just makes us stronger. that s what it does. the 14 year old girl the dicks cared for has now endured more than ten hours of surgeries. we mentioned that seven parents were killed. two of them were husband and wife. their two children are now orphans. we have learned that the fbi investigation of hillary clinton s e-mails may have been influenced by a document that turned out to be a fake, possibly from the russians. here s jewel anna goldman. reporter: sources say they obtained the document in the spring of 2016. it cited an e-mail that then loretta lifrps assured hillary clinton that she wouldn t let the e-mail probe go too far. it was possibly a part
i wanted to share a moment of american history that, for me, is one of the most importance meanings of the late 20th century. it happens to be a subject of my new book and i have been living and breathing in this. and moment. i think it is very significant for 1916, and for the nation, as i will try to make clear. i will start by setting up the context of san francisco in 1960. and then i will spend time in three parts, talking about why it s significant, and why it is important to american history. let s may begin by framing this story about this 1960 moment. many of you have probably seen this character before. mark twain, a famous playwrights. he met had many quips during his life and one of them was the coldest winter that ice ever spent was a summer in san francisco. this was one of his jokes. july 1916, the air was pretty mild, the summer weather had turned very fair and pleasant. the local weather forecasters predicted only a light wind for july 22 1916. it settled int
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we will not be defined by a hateful shooter. we ll be defined how we support and love each other. pelley: this is the. this is the cbs eke end news. pelley: this say special edition of the weekend news. if you are just joining us, we have the latest now on this mass shooting in orlando, florida. a massacre in a gay nightclub that occurred in the early hours this morning and is now the worst mass shooting in american history. at least 50 people were killed. most of their bodies are still inside the club. the shooting began after 12:00 this morning. the gunman omar mateen was an american. he was a security guard who had pledged his loyalty to isis during a 911 call during his attack on the club. he was killed in a shootout with police. there were about 300 people in the club sipping their last drinks before the club closed. with the more on that, we have mark strassmann. reporter: 15 minutes after last call, bartender tiffany johnson heard something ominous. was that a