Attention on board the aircraft. The President Elect has departed with a 20minute Drive time. We were having the opportunity to have our first African American president Come On Board the aircraft. As an African American man, to have the opportunity to be one of the first to greet him aboard the airplane meant a lot to me. Youre the pilot . Yes, sir. It will be my privilege to serve you. You know, i have to say you are out of central casting. You are exactly what i wanted. He is very excited to be on the airplane and he is having a very jovial conversation with the aircraft commander. You Look like you know how to fly. You Look like Sam Shepherd in the right stuff. Thank you very much, sir. Theyre standing there having a laughing moment. So for me, im trying to say, Okay, do i just fall right into the humor or do i just keep it as professional as i can. Welcome you aboard. Thank you. And introduce you to reggie dixon, the senior flight attendant. Good to see you, sir. My pleasure to me
This at a doctors house, somebodys after those doctors. Revenge, thats your motive. Thats our motive. It sent shock waves right away. No fingerprint, no bloody footprints. Tape on your fingers, park your car somewhere else, walk to the location. Sort of a List A Killer would make. Yes, it is. He said they had it coming. Wheres he going, whats he going to do . Hey, you want real life, youre getting real life. What a tale do we have here. Reporter winter on the great plains can be long, bleak and brutal. So, in march, when winter briefly releases its grip for a day or two, even the trees seem to raise their limbs in celebration. March 13th, 2008 was one of those days of cautious jubilation in omaha, nebraska. 61 degrees, and a light velvety breeze. 11yearold tom hunter, wore shorts and a tshirt to school that thursday. It was a little after 3 00 when tom, seen here on a security camera, got off the bus in the leafy dundee neighborhood and headed home to play video games, as he did nearly
Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. Women are still fighting for equality all over the world. Even in long established democracies like the uk, plenty of evidence suggests that from the workplace to the law courts, there is an awful long way to go. My guest today, baroness helena kennedy, has been trying to loosen the grip of the patriarchy in the british legal system for five decades. Is she winning the battles that really matter . Baroness helena kennedy, welcome to hardtalk. Nice to be here. Its great to have you. You have had a pretty extraordinary legal career spanning some five decades. Yes, i know. You used to talk about a system that smelled of the patriarchy, a mans world. Do you still see britains legal system like that today . Oh, yes. I mean, i think that we havent yet managed to remove that power imbalance. Its still there. And, of course, a lot of work has been done and weve, you know, reformed certain areas of law and weve seen women in many more positions of authori
Im stephen sackur. Women are still fighting for equality all over the world. Even in long established democracies like the uk, plenty of evidence suggests that from the workplace to the law courts, there is an awful long way to go. My guest today, baroness helena kennedy, has been trying to loosen the grip of the patriarchy in the british legal system for five decades. Is she winning the battles that really matter . Baroness helena kennedy, welcome to hardtalk. Nice to be here. Its great to have you. You have had a pretty extraordinary legal career spanning some five decades. Yes, i know. You used to talk about a system that smelled of the patriarchy, a mans world. Do you still see britains legal system like that today . Oh, yes. I mean, i think that we havent yet managed to remove that power imbalance. Its still there. And, of course, a lot of work has been done and weve you know, reformed certain areas of law and weve seen women in many more positions of authority and power. But ther
Hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. Women are still fighting for equality all over the world. Even in long established democracies like the uk, plenty of evidence suggests that from the workplace to the law courts, there is an awful long way to go. My guest today, baroness helena kennedy, has been trying to loosen the grip of the patriarchy in the british legal system for five decades. Is she winning the battles that really matter . Baroness helena kennedy, welcome to hardtalk. Nice to be here. Its great to have you. You have had a pretty extraordinary legal career spanning some five decades. Yes, i know. You used to talk about a system that smelled of the patriarchy, a mans world. Do you still see britains legal system like that today . Oh, yes. I mean, i think that we havent yet managed to remove that power imbalance. Its still there. And, of course, a lot of work has been done and weve, you know, reformed certain areas of law an