william little davies. and he was he was the older cousin of ellen davies rogers, who i mentioned who founded the historic site. and he he was born in 1857, died in 1931. and he was he was the member of the family to live in the house full time, though. and but he was a doctor, was a rural doctor, just a very his his whole story was sort of he was he thought of himself, i guess, in his time as a very progressive and and, you know fellow. but he was also very much a product of the lost cause thinking and his family as well. and so anyway, in this letter, it's it's written just a few months before he dies. and i didn't there wasn't any context with it. it was undated. so yeah, it was quite a bit work that you could barely read it, but it's shortly before he dies. he's talking about you know, on the one hand he's talking about, trying to establish a marker at his family's cemetery, had held the remains of the community that had been enslaved by the family and he's talking about a marker that would say omitted

davis, sr and benjamin o. davis, jr.ica's first black general and jr was the commander of the red wings. america's first black flying squadron. while both shaped our country's military. melville noticed they were largely left out of history. he went on a mission to correct that. melville joined me in studio earlier this year to talk about his resulting book, invisible generals. it's so nice to have you. thank you so much. thank you for having me. of course, of course. so talk to me a little bit about some of the. i don't even think the word like racial obstacles. that's just not enough that that ben sr wou have to encounter. he would go through, you know, no food. he was the last person to eat the most uncomfortable living accommodations, fully segregated. so you get the worst guns, the worst equipment, you know, really going through just operating with the minimum, but always being positive and always sayi, we have to make a contribution. so the next generation can make a contribution. so when his son wanted to get into

the davies family. and while he was married to the richest woman in the country, the couple had his family crest, his family coat of arms installed at her house, like carved into the fireplace and mounted up on the wall. her house -- her name was marjory merryweather -- her house was her pride and joy. it was a mansion she had built in south florida that was called mother-in-law. and her house was famously later sold in the 1980s at bargain basement price to a man named donald trump. whereupon trump took the coat of arms that was up on this wall that he just bought, the coat of arms that was carved into the fireplace and up on the wall at mar-a-lago, he took this coat of arms. he took the joseph e. davies family coat of arms and he started using it as if it was his own. this is the coat of arms for the joseph davies family, which was up on the wall at mar-a-lago when donald trump bought mar-a-lago in the 1980s. this is the coat of arms that trump uses today as if it is his own. if you go to the web page

carrie davies, thank ou ve pakistan. carrie davies, thank you very much _ pakistan.h indeed for - pakistan. carrie davies, thank you very much indeed for thatj you very much indeed for that update there from pakistan. just a reminder, we have been covering the guilty verdicts in the case of sara sharif. urfan sharif, 43, the father of ten—year—old sara sharif, and the stepmother, beinash batool, have both been found guilty of the murder. faisal malik, 29, has not been found guilty of murder, but has been found guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child. the crown prosecution service have described this today is it the brutal abuse and murder of a child and have described the horrific nature of the case and said it was particularly disturbing for all those who are involved. stay with us here on bbc news, we return you now to bbc news now, goodbye for now. welcome back. the father and stepmother of ten—year—old sara sharif have been convicted of her murder. after a trial that heard harrowing reports of her killing. in south—west london not what prosecutors say

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the jefferson davis didn't know so so the answer is if you put davis and mcclellan together, there are similarities. in you can buy the book at the break next questions all the way in the left towards the front with carney please you touched base on it about the assassination plots and the rumors that the commandos i've seen in a number of sources that americans when went up to meet with them some patrol a patrol actually captured him and kept him as a prisoner. could you speak that and like how that affected his command and his ego ego would have been interesting if they had. yeah, yeah. that's a myth. we didn't really discuss one of the great decisions that monti made early the battle was to send british troops behind the american lines to cover all the most bridges. and, you know, they weren't in the end required because the germans only came six miles within distance of the bridges. but you know, that was that gives you an idea of how monti is thinking. he's thinking, well, i don't want to tread on my my neighbor's shoes, but want to be -- sure that the bridges are covered and and

uc davis lab is the only facility in california authorized to confirm cases of bird flu. group of small business owners in san francisco prove it is better to give than to receive. >> we felt fortunate enough, so we wanted to give a little something to help out. >> see how their small effort to spread holiday cheer has really taken off. >> i'm spencer christian. fair weather in the bay area for now, but that's going to change. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >> and the 40 niners in action today against the bears. abc seven's chris alvarez will have small businesses in san francisco joined together to host an annual holiday giveback. people, as you can see, waited in line this morning to get into the event. in the mission district. inside, nearly 600 toys were handed out along with hot meals. santa even joined in on the fun. yeah. organizers say the support of small local businesses and nonprofit groups and community members all make it possible. >> somehow, along the way, we made connections, contacted other organizations, and asked for collaborations, donat

there is not an exact date scheduled for the bay bridge lights to come on. >> but davis says the goal is to have that ready by the end of march. reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> still ahead with is talk about the moments which led to fiery crash pittsburgh. >> for the 3rd time in 3 weeks, governor gavin newsom visits yet another california county that went for president elect donald trump. capitol correspondent eytan lawless aware and all of newsom's message for trump voters. >> and after the break, kron four's celebrating san francisco. on the well. bellow will be joining us live from will be joining us live from club for gas. (♪♪) make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty so you can start new traditions for years to come. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months, plus $1,000 retail bonus cash on specially tagged 2025 sportage and sorento v

not an exact date yet for when the bridge lights will come on. >> but davis says the goal is to have them ready by the end of march. reporting live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. you people love those lights are beautiful. thanks, >> still ahead, no more cruising for cruz. why general motors is scrapping its robotaxi service altogether. >> plus, yet another deadly crash of a problematic intersection. well, neighbors are reacting to that. >> and a safer. san francisco city leaders today gave us an update on how crime measures are making things better in the city. >> national headlines, they often a paint a pretty bleak picture of san francisco, but kron four's vicki liviakis has been hitting the streets to talk to people who actually live here and every tuesday will bring you their stories about what makes san francisco great here. it is tuesday. and so we have another episode of this is our city. and in case you missed it, here's an example of some of what we've been hearing from folks across the city. >> the city is it's a dream. >> i fell in love in

davis faces second degree murder charges.ash in san diego county that left one person dead. this happened just before noontime, right near the u.s. mexico border. the chopper appears to have been an airbus that departed from a nearby municipal airport. authorities are trying to determine who actually owns the helicopter. the identity pilot has not been released. and in washington state, a month after a bomb cyclone hit that area, ma residents in the pacific northwest are still dealing with significant damage. with recovery costs starting to add up. one homeowner in the town of merriman says two trees came down in her living room during a storm, resulting in an estimated $375,000 in damages. but despite the major destructionays her ine provid w cost of removing trees from her home and car. >> we're waiting for permits that god knows when those will get here. yeah, the house is all torn up. yeah, it's been a big nightmare and it just feels like a nightmare every day. requestea fema extension on friday, saying he wants more time

when i want to davis the first time i took a music class there were few females in the class.odey for my dayed was load you will the mixers and monitors and the giant speakers and gigs and help run out the cables and take things down and set up mics i did all of that growing up and never occurred to mow that that was a field they could at all. and then one i could pursue i didn't nobody else was doing temperature my dad and then i go with him to studios and see -- the men in the studio. dj for 5 years now and comments you get like wow you are a girl dj that is crazy. that is wild. and i have great moments where it does not happen. and they treat me like easy. telling mow what to do they correct mow in ways that make me feel less i sprjs the opposite and i notice hand's on like you don't know what you are doing rather than asking me. not consistent times it happens. it is like when i talk to other females they are like say the same things it is like funny i know that nice men don't experience tht main thing triggers me when i experience different treatment and that happens a lo

we are here with victor davis hanson.t party really is not your normal western or american type party. you can go back to slavery but you can go back to new gen x. you embrace marxism and so forth. in my wrong right or wrong about that? works and afraid you are right i wish you were not right but you are. you can look i at trivial two existenial examples. look at what they just did. they would rather sell off materials for the wall at $5 a ton and cost us double or triple to replace it them to protect the security of the united states just because they hate donald trump of what he stands for more than they love america. they look at the middle east any observer would say israel has done more in a year end a half to give us security and destroy our enemies and syria and iran and has made the entire middle east and all they did was meet that developments paid that helpful development for all of us with opposition because they hated netanyahu and when he stood for. they thought he was an israeli version of an american conser

in cardiff, _ under pressure. jordan davies in cardiff, thank _ under pressure. jordan davies in cardiffrld and across the uk. this is bbc news. now it's time for a look at today's sport. thanks forjoining us. we begin with news of wayne rooney — the former manchester united player now manager — who has been sacked from his role with plymouth argyle. he was appointed as the head coach of the championship side in may on a three—year deal, but after leading the side for 25 matches, only oversaw five wins. it was his third stint managing a side in english football's second tier following spells with derby and birmingham city and one which has come to a dissapointing conclusion. the club are currently rooted to the bottom of the table and facing relegation. there's been a warning from the current manchester united manager ruben amorim that the club could face relegation from the premier league this season. the portuguese coach has overseen five league defeats since joining the club with in form newcastle united inflicting their most recent, winning 2—0 at old trafford. it means manchester un

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likewise with jefferson davis.y dropped charges because they knew they could never get a jury to convict davis of treason. if davis had been exonerated in court, which was highly likely, it would have nullified the united states justification for waging war against the south. so lee devoted the last five years of his life to educating the young men of the south and here as president of washington college. he added classes in journalism, science, business, and law. he inspired the student-run honor code and when asked by students what the rules were, he said, young gentlemen, we have but one rule here and that is that every student must be a gentlemen. he turned down several offers for far more lucrative work and responded to one such offer saying i'm grateful for the offer, but i have a self-imposed task which i just accomplish. i led the young men of the south in battle. i've seen many of them die on the field. i shall devote my remaining energies to training young men to do their duty in life. after the war, lee

in richmond, virginia, to convict jefferson davis treason. if davis had been exonerated in court was highly likely it would have nullified the united states government's for waging war against the south. so lee devoted last five years of his life to educating the young men of the south. here, his president of washington college. he was an educational innovator. he revamped the schools curriculum, adding classes and modern language journalism, engineering, science, business and law. he inspired the student run honor code, and when he was asked by students what the rules were, he said, young gentlemen, we have but one rule here, and that is that every student must be a gentleman. he turned down offers for far more lucrative, and he responded to one such offer, saying, i'm grateful for the offer, but i have a self-imposed task which i must accomplish. i've led the young men of the battle of the south in battle. i've seen many of them die on the field i shall devote my remaining energies training young men to do their duty in life. after the war,

in fact, why were no confederates not even jefferson davis ever tried for treason? was secession legal? the constitution is silent on the rights of the states to secede. but southerners like lee believe that when their state seceded, the state carried them along with it and that they owed their loyalty to their states, not to the united states. and if the states had the right to secede, then lee and other confederates were not traitors. they were like their american revolutionary heroes fighting for the independence of their states. the legality of secession was not resolved in court. it was settled solely by the might of the united states army. so lee was indicted for treason but he was never put on trial. likewise with jefferson davis, who spent two years in prison after the war, the federal government dropped the charges because they knew they could never get a jury in richmond, virginia, to convict jefferson davis of treason. if davis had been exonerated in court, which was highly likely, it would have nullified the united states governments justification for wa

yeah, that is a microbiology professor, mark davis from stanford university. thank you so much.r. the u.s. department of education says it has reached an agreement with the university of california over complaints by jewish and muslim students of discrimination and harassment during protests over the war in gaza. the office for civil rights said it investigated nine complaints against four campuses, including uc santa cruz, uc davis, ucla and uc san diego. they concluded that the schools failed to respond effectively to both anti-semitic and anti-arab harassment. the schools must step up reporting of complaints and provide training for university employees and campus police officers. coming up here this afternoon on the four. a new recall affecting thousands of tesla vehicles, plus some parts of new york state. now a no fly zone as the mystery surrounding those drones grows deeper. >> and a live look here over san francisco. a little haze out there this afternoon. we're going to see whether improvement when it comes to the air quality as wet weather returns to the bay area. we'l

davis and singletary arguing on the sidelines. then he tossed him out of the game. the coach said, you got to get out of here. looking back, vernon davis says this whole thing convinced him to start changing himself. and back in 2000, this was 24 years ago. 49ers coach steve mariucci suspended terrell owens after this outburst. remember, he scored that touchdown in dallas and then spiked the ball. and the cowboys star a bunch of stuff broke out there. mariucci benched t.o. for one game and fined him. all right. up next, how about this an 18 year old elected to public office. reall? cool. we're going to be joined by this east bay teenager who just won a seat on fremont's scho board. you'reol news tonight. it took a little while, but today the results of the november election were certified. and that means it's official. we have history in the east bay. the fremont unified district school board, area four decided by less than 30 votes. look at this competition here. 18 year old renu naeher becomes the youngest ever woman elected. joining us now is renu naeher. first o

caroline davies, bbc news, sialkot.u a statement from sara's mother, augar sharif, which is paying a tribute to her daughter. who died at the age of ten. she says, i asked god to please take care of my little girl. she was taken too soon. sara had beautiful brown eyes and an angelic voice, she her smile can brighten up every room. everyone who knew sara will know her unique character, her beautiful smile and loud laugh. she was always be in my louw our hearts. her laughter brought warmth to our lives. we miss her very much, we love you, princess. so that is a tribute from sara's mother, augar sharif, to her daughter, sara sharif, who was killed at the age of ten. sara sharif was not living with her mother. she was living with her father and stepmother when she lost her life. those guilty verdicts coming in today in that murder trialfor coming in today in that murder trial for sara coming in today in that murder trialfor sara sharif. we know that sara used to love to sing and want to perform on x factor, according to peo

i'm doing one with viola davis, which is very exciting. and she's she's very intense and in a good way. so she's a great partner, very, very intense. and that's what the story in the novel, the two of us are doing needs that kind of intensity. but it really it varies all over the place. and people are funny with what coauthors say it because people are i don't know what's going on in their little heads, but the sistine chapel, first of all, without collaboration, i don't think we can save the world. you're so like big, big, big picture sistine chapel. you've got, you know, 20 amazing painters on on up there. and it's the ceiling painting that a lot of people have written colorized before. it's not a big thing. and i was in advertising for a while, but i've been clean for over 25 years. but that business you tend to work with an art director and a producer and the collaboration thing and it's a good thing. i think it allows us to do more. it allows the work to be better. so and i don't quite understand why people peck at it, but some people

linsey davis with us tonight. >>> tonight on capitol hill, president-elect donald trump's nominees, pete hegseth, the critical new meeting for him. tulsi gabbard. she's now facing timely questions about why she met with assad. and what trump is now saying about mass deportations, the dreamers, and whether prices could go up for americans. >>> tonight, the drone mystery widening. large drones now spotted over philadelphia after being seen near the president-elect's golf course and near a military base in new jersey what's going on? >>> taylor swift's eras tour takes a final bow, and what she did for her cast and crew across five continents. >>> major league baseball star juan sew taupe's record-setting contract tonight. >>> and america strong this evening. the basketball team and one very silent night. the christmas tradition, and you'll see it right here. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. we begin tonight with the breaking news in the murder of that ceo in new york city. police say a person of interest is now in custody. tonight, 26-year-old luigi m

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well, joining me now is victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution. either he is so been lying for so much of his life, president biden, that he doesn't realize he can't catch up with his last lie, but he said as recently as last march of this year, he said i did not interact with hunter's chinese partners. you see it there in the picture, and by the way, his dilution might be the best way to describe this administration, the biden administration. they were dilutional about the corruption and about him thinking that he could have won, having been way behind where kamala harris was in the polls, dilution about the economy, dilution about the border being secure, when it was wide open. this was the dilutional presidency, no? >> absolutely. he had one role to play and that was he was going nowhere in 202f the democratic party rescued him in the south carolina primary. he lost the first three caucuses and primaries and the deal was as we know that he was to serve as a useful veneer, as it were, for a hard left agenda that he could moderator have a veneer

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a miss. >> sammy davis jr.y: that's his eyeball. >> sammy davis jr. was a musical guest on one of the episodes i did on "the tonight show" with johnny carson. and i told some story to johnny about just having broken up with a girlfriend. i was, i don't know, 13, 14 something like that. so when sammy came out and did his song, there is other fish in the sea, something like that, he dedicated it to me and sang the song. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. i'm going to close the box, because we're not going to top that. that is -- i also got you a gift. you know how you talk about on the podcast you like to drive around in the old days with a candle on your dashboard? >> oh, god. >> jimmy: and then i suggested that perhaps you guys se sell merch? well, there it is. the smartless dash cam. that's for you. if you like it, nothing is going happen. if you like it, you can sell those to america. >> so they can get kpuld over like i did as a youngster. >> jimmy: yes, that's right. jason bateman. "carry-on" is available on netfl

yeah, my name's wyre davis. i'm ringing from the bbc in the uk.k, we've got some evidence that suggests you're offering to sell fake passports to migrants and also get them a flight to the uk. now, all of that's illegal. what have you got to say about that? hello? ok, so he's hung up on us. let's now try and contact our would—be people smuggler and see what he's got to say. hello? hi. my name is wyre davis. i'm ringing from the bbc, in the uk. we're recording this call. now, we've got some evidence to suggest that you offered to illegally smuggle a migrant from france to the uk in the back of a truck. are you charging people up to $5,000 to go from france to the uk in the back of a truck? do you admit doing that? again, let me be clear. do you deny offering to help somebody get to the uk illegally for $5,000? well, there we are. in effect, he denies the allegations that we've put to him. i wonder what the authorities make of the evidence we've gathered. 0ur undercover reporter found both of these men on tiktok. the company told us it has zero tole

that is michelle davis. coming up, president-elect trump is having an effect on health care stocks today. we will tell you why in our stock of the hour, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ sonali: this is bloomberg markets. i'm sonali basak. time for the stock of the hour, looking at shares of pfizer up after the company issued guidance it expects to meet its best case scenario for the coming year. the ceo also met last night with president-elect trump and after the meeting, trump told reporters he plans to " lock out drug industry middlemen." it's why we are also keeping an eye on cvs and other benefit managers which are all lower. we are joined by don tunzi who covers cvs. down 42% this year, another 5% today. you have seen the ftc already go after them and other managers for insulin pricing. does the ftc posturing still stay tough on these pbm's even in a trump administration that it would otherwise be light in other industries? don: a lot of unknowns about where the ftc will specifically come out in the next admi

there is not an exact date scheduled for the bay bridge lights to come on. >> but davis says the goalthe end of march. reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> we have some developing news into the kron 4 newsroom. fbi director christopher wray plans to resign at the and the president joe biden's term in january. today's announcement comes a week and a half after president elect donald trump announced his intention to nominate kash patel for the position at a town hall meeting with the bureau workforce. ray said that he would be stepping down after weeks of careful thought. today, secretary of state anthony blinken is appearing on capitol hill fielding questions about the united states disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan more than 3 years ago. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in washington with more. republicans, especially are pushing for more information on what led up to the chaos. >> as u.s. forces pulled out of afghanistan. secretary of state antony blinken is facina tough questions from some lawmakers who say the biden administration completely b