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the, the welcome back towards the parts, vis rovers, barnes and american constitutional or mr. barnes. um going back to the store mcdaniels case, you've been privy vocal that donald trump's indictment is very weak on both legal and factual grounds. in fact, it doesn't even mention what federal law trump supposedly violated, and yet this was brought about in a very forceful, very conspicuous way in the pre election years. so i assume people who are behind it. i'm really confident about what they're doing. how do you understand the rationale as a lawyer? i mean, i think the rationale is, is power is there is an appeal to power rather than appeal to principles. so the new york district attorney's office knows that his office has a lot of power. the new york judges tend to be very differential to the new york district attorney's office, and the new york appeals courts have been very hostile to trump individually. he's got a jury pool that pretty much dissipate, despises. trump voted against them, 90 to 10. as a, you know, about 80 percent of them have a very unfavorable view of trump. so

we'll discuss that i'm now joined by robot barnes. and american constitutional lawyer, mr. barnes is a great to talk to thank you very much for your time. we had to be here. now, 1st of all, i'm curious. do you think of yourself as a lawyer who according to mark twain, needs to know the law or a clever one who relies on his personal connections to help us cases and given the state of the american justice system? which strategy do you think is most efficient? as a practical matter, i, the mark twain is right. if your client is a politically connected or privileged individual, if your client mo, almost all my clients are under dogs and outside or so, consequently, any invitation to lunch would be declined. so consequently, my only choice is to be a good lawyer in court. okay, so justice, so only works by the book when it comes to under dogs. but uh, when it comes to privilege people, there is a whole set of rules, right? no doubt. and people are witnessing that on the american political right it's, it's been known on different segments

(mallory barnes) so there are three traveling teachers for the remote farms.and then there are four settlement schools on the bigger farms. and they're permanently open. - what happens when you're not here? - they have telephone lessons. - telephone lessons? - yeah. it used to be radio lessons, and everybody could listen in on their radio sets. so there was one teacher that used to read through this book. i can't remember what book it was, but people would tune in at the right time to hear the rest of the story. but it's on the telephones now. and another teacher phones when i'm not here. - every day? - yes. - so this system is for how many kids total, right now? - i think less than 20. if these kids were ignored until they go to the boarding school, they'd miss their formative years, so it is really important that they're at the same level as all the other children and they have the same opportunities. right. should we put these poor little ones in the swamp to have them cleaned? - how long have you been here for? - just since august. - and so far? - fantasti

barnes, so great to have you here. women do it all. but we also know san francisco is a special place, and so many people again talk about the firsts. the first to invent the cable car. the first to invent television. did you all know that? and the first to invent the clap on here in san francisco which actually opened the door for all the technology advancements we are seeing today. it is no wonder people want to be here. it is no wonder many folks who left san francisco have decided to come back and start their business and open the door to new technology, new industries, because every time you think about some of the amazing things that happen in the world, it all starts here and the cable car is a important tribute to san francisco's resilience, its history and its legacy. last but not least, today we are going to dedicate a cable car in honor of someone who symbolizes the love for san francisco. the person who talked about what it means to ride the cable car on our rolling hills and to all most touch the stars. a person who loved

lawrence, mr. barnes. um, going back to the store mcdaniels case, you've been pretty vocal that donald trump's indictment is very weak on both legal and factual grounds. in fact, it doesn't even mention what federal law trump supposedly violated. um, yes, it was brought involved in a very forceful, very conspicuous way in the pre election year. so i assume people who are behind it . i'm really confident about what they're doing. how do you understand their rationale as a lawyer? i mean, i think the rationale is, is power is there is an appeal to power rather than appeal to the principal. so the new york district attorney's office knows that his office has a lot of power. the new york judges tend to be very differential to the new york district attorney's office, and the new york appeals courts have been very hostile to trump individually. he's got a jury pool that pretty much dissipate, despises. trump voted against them, 90 to 10. as a, you know, about 80 percent of them have a very unfavorable view of tr

. >> and he said, his name was robert barnes. we didn't know who robert barnes was at the time. program. megan danced. and robert played the violin. around the school, he was considered an exceptional violinists. there was even talk of him going to juilliard. >> he played violin at a -- school of music. he wasn't on a roll. he was a kid who was going to make the success story. >> and, the world's workout lied, when he was dancing, he was playing. >> i mean he liked music, she liked music too. that's how they sort of click together. >> he'd practice with the bus with us on the way. oh yeah, he was really, really good. he was a nice guy. he was normal. we blended in. and he made good grades, did great in orchestra. he was very committed to his craft of the violent. >> megan's friend, britney, remembers teasing robert about his crush. >> there was always that time where there was just me and him kind of on the bus. and i was, like i think that you like meghan. and he would, you know, he tried to play it off at first and was, like no, no, no way. and he finally admitted it and was,

so that the children would not see, this picture of the children was brought to this barn.t me on logs and the order was to kill one. this policeman kneels down and the second puts a machine gun on his shoulder. and from this position. these children and there were about 15 people were shot, destroying people out of six and a half thousand people, two savinskaya minsk resident, who was arrested for communication by partisans, and railway workers, who gave the first witness testimony to the emergency state commission in july, were saved 44 names with a high degree of probability. in the vicinity of minsk, shortly before the crime, burakov turned 19 years old at this moment, he took part in more than one punitive action. shlyk of his same age on the account of each nazi accomplice of hundreds of people killed, if we talk about the first interrogation. then he differs from the testimony in the future at the first stage, they all usually says. yes, i served, but i didn’t shoot, i didn’t kill, i didn’t hang him in the process, when he was pressed, as they say , other testimony a

why did the kids burn, say, the barn everything and life.e in pershay was some kind of baur, he would be considered the head of the entire section. he even forced every christian to donate 150 liters of milk from a cow, and people brought cows and showed him, if the cow is good, if the book passed 150 liters of milk, then it’s good, if the cow is thin. and i choose it at once the owner. beat berezina if he didn’t pass the milk, too. build if you passed a liter or two more, you also received milk in a fool. for 6 weeks in the summer of forty-three, the nazis burned belarusian villages, destroying the civilian population. you operation herman was on a par with the most bloody and sadistic. in january 1944, he was one of the first to be awarded an honorary badge for fighting partisans. but neither the awards nor the cruelty of the nazis could already stop the resistance of the belarusian people to the offensive of the red army on september 23, forty-third , the first settlement of belarus , komarin, was liberated in december, the first regional

barnes story or sorry, mr. maraniss, this story. so what inspired your interest playing sports in the first place? that's hard to say. at the time i was growing up, there were no sports played by women. the culture was such that women stayed in the house and took care of the household chores and spent a great deal time in the kitchen and, really lived in the house. they didn't have any opportunities except probably horseback riding and that was limited to. those who had money to participate in that sport sport, billie jean king, didn't come along for lot of time later. i had already decided what i wanted to play by that time, there were no role models, as you all have at this time. there was no media attention to any women playing sports because there any it was frowned upon at that time by to see a female wanted to do anything that was active you saw women as models for automobile sales. that was a place where it was acceptable. i gymnastics cheerleading they were the other sports that women could participate but as time went i not

the diverse of cable cars -- when i first came to cable car, sandy barn was the first cable car.ee or four being a grip person. fwriping cable cars is the most toughest and challenging job in the entire city. >> i want to thank our women who operate our cable cars because they are a crucial space of the city to the world. we have wonderful women -- come on forward, yes. [cheers and applause] these ladies, these ladies, this is what it's about. continuing to empower women. >> my name is willa johnson is and i've been at cable car for 13 years. i came to san francisco when i was five years old. and that is the first time i rode a cable car and i went to see a christmas tree and we rode the cable car with the christmas worker and that was the first time i rode the cable car and didn't ride again until i worked here. i was in the medical field for a while and i wanted a change. some people don't do that but i started with the mta of september of 1999 and came over to cable car in 2008. it was a general sign up and that's when you can go to different divisions and i signed up as a con

why tried to burn down the barn?erprints were found on the jar, but who was it? meanwhile, the investigation took place a new turn, investigating the murder of tolik grebeshkov detectives faced another puzzle in trousers. the boy found the key tried on the door lock. it was not from their apartment that they had the keys, which also raised certain doubts. whose and where could it be, was it there that the murder took place? where could tolik go secretly from his mother, who gave the boy the key to his apartment? the neighbors were questioned. i saw several times how tolik licked himself home through the window, apparently, he did not have a key to the front door. detective zlobin dawned, tolik simply lost his key, and in order not to cause a thrashing from his mother for the lost keys, when it was difficult to make duplicates now. he simply took the first one he came across and demonstrated to his mother. the detectives took up the identity of irina grebeshkova to be. maybe there's a thread here. it turned out a few

when i came to the barn.re already 10 citizens there, including my family, i also asked why they were not dressed, what my wife adele was moving towards they answered that their punishers divided the people, continued to herd them into this shed, and after a short time it was completely filled, that it was even impossible to raise your hands, the size of the shed was 12 by 6. the translator of the battalion , lukovich, leaves western ukraine . barn, when the team shouted there, it means that everyone who was given the command was to shoot from a machine gun. people doomed to death , including me and my family members, cried a lot , shouted when they opened the door to the barn, the punishers began to shoot machine guns from machine guns and other weapons of citizens, but the shooting was almost not heard because of the strong screaming howl of people. my 15-year-old son adam and i ended up near the wall. killed citizens. people who were still alive fell on me, rushing about, in general, the crowd, like waves,

when i came to the barn.my family, i also asked why they weren’t dressed, to which my wife adele and the skinny move replied that their punishers divided people continued to herd people into this barn and after a short time it was completely filled that you can’t even raise your hands, the size of the barn was 12 by 6. translator doomed to death people, including me and my family members cried a lot and shouted when they opened it. the door, the barn, the punishers began to shoot from machine guns of machine guns and other weapons of citizens, but the shooting was almost not heard because of the strong scream of the howl of people. i ended up near the wall with my fifteen-year-old son adam. killed citizens. people still alive were falling on me, rushing about in the general crowd, like waves, blood was pouring from the wounded and killed, the burned roof was collapsing , the terrible wild scream of people. the people under it, burning alive , also intensified. circled. the flame was anew, it was i who set fir

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their hatyns collapsed, they rushed to run, but for everyone who tried to get out already alive, the barn the fire of people was shot from machine guns and machine guns passed literally a few more minutes , the roof, the barn collapsed and burned alive 149 residents of the village of khatyn. of these, 75 were children under 16 years of age. the massacre of the khotyn people was led by grigory vasyura, a native of soviet ukraine and a former lieutenant of the red army in the first days of the war, he defected to the germans and subsequently joined the police battalion, recruited from residents of western ukraine in belarus, vasyura personally tortured 360 people after the war. he carefully concealed his past, worked as the director of a state farm in the kiev region, was a party member and had soviet awards exposed the ukrainian punisher only in 1986. however, the real first secretary of the communist party of ukraine , shcherbitsky, was held behind closed doors for two years. shcherbitsky convinced the members of the politburo that this case could be a black stain on the reputation of the

we no structures are threatened but firefighters do not indicate if there are sheds or barns or homes but we no structures are threatened. we don't know about any evacuations at this point but like i said, san jose firefighters are there and cal fire has just arrived. in there helping to put out this fire. of course, we will keep an eye on these conditions unfortunately, temperatures are mild today around 70 degrees in san jose. >> it will be helping the firefighters, the brush is so dry this time of the year that they will still have to get a pretty quick attack on it. i wouldn't be surprised if we get air drops on this within the next half hour. you can see again it's here in the east foothills, happening right now, the exact location of the fire, 14,300 clayton road, so anyone around clayton road, right near three springs road, they may have some evacuations that go into place here as we roll through the next 30 to 45 minutes so make sure to have the phones on with the alerts. we do have 72 so we at least are in the cooler temperature range. we could see gus up to 25 tonight, tomor

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cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> went dedication to have that wedding inside the barn. coming up at 6:30, we have special live coverage from southern california as hillary moves across the area and we will get the latest updates here on abc 7 or wherever you stream. again, that coverage begins at 6:30. you could continue to track hillary using that hurrican tracker on abc7news.com which has details on where the storm is currently located, its strength, and the impact on the bay area. a heartbroken family of a missing cornell graduate who recently began working at netflix in los gatos has vowed to find their loved ones. johannes was seen getting into an uber in san jose on monday. he was last spotted at the golden gate bridge visitors center. his family has flown in from new york in hopes of finding him. they attended a service at san francisco's third baptist this morning. they found support from the congregation there, family members saying that they will not give up until they find johannes. >> we won't stop until we do. we love him a lot, we miss him, were going to f

i just left the barn, i drove a little bit there and i fell, and then i saw that the barn was full of black smoke, i immediately became myself to check her head, she shook her head, she was fine, she was shaking one leg, and the other didn't want to listen, when the city was blocked, the ambulances couldn't get to the city, we transported the wounded , at first we drove into the city in one jeep through the pedestrian bridge, we laid out the seats in the back three men were accommodated. this is the road of life through this field. they agreed with the military when the artillery would work. we knew that there were two or three times and we could drive, and here we went in this corridor. you don’t need to have a lot of money to become a volunteer. you just have to do it . please help somehow, it so happened that we had a free seat in our jeep, i went to the hospital and said there is someone for evacuation , they say, come there, meet the grandmother, there is a cheerful grandmother , i go into the ward and see love as myron, she was in such a red sweater in the evening at these volun

- this is the entire community at that time, which lived under later, these bodies were piled in a barnet them on fire and burning. here the smell of burning bodies was heard for about 3 days, it was approximately applied in the whole district , weeping was heard. here is this female and after a couple of days the german leadership gathered over the villages. uh, young people, they buried this remains, which remained says that the top of the body was burned, and the bottom was not even blood baked. all in all, this is the place this year. i hope it will already be found and somehow humanly the remains will be buried. i hope the search battalion this year will help to dot all the a and we turn the military page and head to a place that attracts all tourists without exception. we are greeted warmly and begin our acquaintance with a water excursion. there is a little time, therefore , only the brightest exhibits are in the center of attention of our film crew. this is the whole device in russia called rubal. but, but in our local dialect it was simply called a rocking chair. yeah, rocking

let's say sasha sasha and he is in the garden in the barn.re it is, so that the sloping cattle is deducted from the manure. that's it. it was his soldering iron. vanka was at home to wash the dishes wash the floor, that's around the house. these are all lessons, no one has ever forced him to learn anything. he did it, he did the lessons and that's it. i’m even fat and a mother, so that i don’t touch him, for example, sasha forced the younger genka to do something there. here, to teach lessons. well , this one somehow set himself a goal. you know, so be the hair dryer. i’m out and in an officer in our relatives there is no one where the germans would see officers in the russian army. ev omsk tank school ivan shitsa entered from the first call. although also not ease, the problem turned out to be not in knowledge, but in the fact that the owner of ivanshits turned out to be for the future tanker, everything was accepted as too miniature. well, then, a lot of people six? or how many were there? there was a very big competition. but it took a mon

a barn wedding is certainly one to remember. at 6:30, we have lied special coverage from southern california as hillary moves across the area. the latest updates are here on abc seven, or wherever you stream. again, that coverage begins in about 20 minutes. a heartbroken family of a missing cornell graduate who recently began working at netflix in los gatos has vowed to find their loved one. johannes was last seen getting into an uber in san jose on monday. he was last spotted at the golden gate bridge visitor center. his family has flown in from new york in hopes of finding him. they attended a service at san francisco's third baptist church this morning where they found support from the congregation there. family members say they will not give up until they find johannes. >> we are not going to stop until we do. [crying] we love him a lot, we miss him, were going to find him. >> we wish them the best in their quest to find him. the san jose police department says there is an open missing persons case -- missing persons case. t

, many people may not realize that it is a physicality job operating a cable car, miss barnes shared her story, the first woman to take on that role when she says a lot of people counted her out and she did so at the age of 52. >> it represents everything to me, especially being an african- american woman. being a woman of color period. so many times we have been put down and in actuality we have to realize we are the ones that build the country. we built this country from our blood, sweat and tears. >> speaking to her you cannot help but feel a little more motivated to get out and do what you need to do. her message is simply, never count yourself out. the celebration includes different part of the city, there will be people dressed in the theme with some performers riding the cable cars and singing opera and with music cablcar rides. the celebration does not end today. look at your screen, these are the en happening through the rest of the ye from now until december 2023 you have the fivedoar hop on lf o and there is a special exhibit paying tribute to th 150 years of cable cars. t

let's say sasha sasha and he is in the garden in the barn., so that the cattle is tilted and the dung is subtracted. that was all his order. vanka had dishes at home to wash the floor to wash, that's around the house. these are all lessons, no one has ever forced him to learn anything. he did it, he did the lessons and that's it. i’m even plump and a mother, so that i don’t touch him, for example, i forced the younger genk to do something there. here, to teach lessons. well, this one somehow set the goal himself you know, that's how it will be i'm out and into an officer. we don’t have anyone where the germans would see a narrow army, ivan shitsa was very rare for officers from the first call. although also not without difficulties, the problem turned out to be not in the knowledge that the obetrent of ivanshits turned out to be for the future tanker, everything was accepted too miniature. well, then, a lot of people six? or how many were there? there was a very big competition. but it took a month to have all this, then the last one is calli

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joe: fannie mae barnes, the first woman to grip a cable car, mentored johnson.: and made me know that she was the first. joe: now it's johnson helping to mentor the next generation of grip women. willa: it's the thing to let them know, "hey, it's possible. you can do this if you like." willa: hold on. joe: every day johnson is climbing hills, rolling out different face of possibility. willa: i'm still gripping. joe: well, another san francisco product, the burning man arts festival born on baker beach in 1986. we're on our way to petaluma to meet one of the festival's artists who's hoping to go out on top. michael: i started out in my parent's black and white photo lab. joe: there are many journeys one can take with a camera, and in that sense photographer michael garlington has always aimed big. michael: i always shot large format. so, i mean, all the portraits were done with a four by five graflex. joe: he used his photography to create worlds of fantasy. as his photos got bigger, so did his ideas. michael: i had enough photos to start covering my volkswagen v

. >> the victims are lori barnes of norwich, connecticut. amber lynn costello of north avalon, new york. megan waterman of scoarborough, maine. and melissa bartellimi of the bronx. >> we were watching the news and saw there were four bodies found in long island. they actually showed the skeleton. and we just started bawling. >> we knew it was her. just the size of the remains. >> melissa was petite and in her 20s. re like all the other victims. >> she was very selective about people under 5 feet. he wanted young women who appeared younger by their size. >> it wasn't the only similarity. >> all of them were se self-employed in the escort business. they were soliciting their services on craigslist and other websites found on the internet. >> no matter what she did, she was our daughter and a good friend to people. >> i would just like to put it out there that she was like my life. i'd just like to just set the record straight that she was not, she wasn't a mean person and she wasn't a bad person. >> i had bought into all of the really horrible

"i yelled at him that the cow shed was on fire and saw flames in our barn," she says.s burned to the ground." more than a dozen were injured by the attacks the ukrainians say a kindergarten completely destroyed. in northwestern ukraine, rescuers managed to pull this man from the rubble of a building. the strikes come as ukraine's army continues to pressure russian forces in the east and in the south but with only modest gains. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy, visiting troops on the southern front in an effort to boost morale. >> minister of defense of the russian federation -- >> reporter: but russian's defense minister claiming kyiv's counteroffensive is running out of steam. the preliminary results of combat operations show that ukraine's military resources are almost exhausted, he says, and a swipe at the u.s. and its allies. as for western made weapons supplied to ukraine i'd like to stress that as of today there is nothing unique and ink vulnerable compared to the russian weaponry in many cases even soviet-made equipment surpasses western models. but russ

i'm now joined by robot barnes and american constitutional lawyer. mr. barnes is a great to talk to thank you very much for your time. that'd be here. now. first of all, i'm curious. do you think of yourself as a good lawyer who according.

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