david burke is a public safety liaison for the police department. he stopped by happy donuts to check on the manager. >> this is pretty brazen, armed robbery. very scary. having guns pointed you, snow joke. it's very serious. >> burke says recently there's been a major spike in atm thefts. take another location of the break into the later. >> not often broken into the site. we have made several arrests in these cases. but it was definitely uptick and the theft of small atm machines from small businesses francisco. police are still investigating the case and no arrests have been made. >> so i walked around that area that neighborhood talk with some business owners and i met one woman who says that she is thinking about taking their atm out of the store because >> they don't want to be targeted and that video really shook her to her core. she said, yeah, we're not going to do this anymore because i don't want my employees to be, you know, at risk. yeah, i mean, it's really scary. and the fact that it's happening to multiple businesses, you know? yeah,

of covered 90. growing fruit and vegetables instead of buying them could be the answer and dryness burke. urban agriculture projects are teaching locals, how the garden nestled up to the high rise offices of downtown gelatinous that lies lowering through. but it's no high income neighborhood in south africa. so trying to squeeze by 14 percent this year. and residents here, a barely scraping by every day. it's hard. sometimes they don't. and as you can see, the green people i see last time i usually buy the books page 5 ran last week i go to the, i see the books, it was 75 run. the waiting up to fulton showed me to go up to show a little up. so hes managing nowadays, if to cut one way out of the predicament could be urban agriculture. the victoria yachts present in lawrenceville is just one example of what could be possible in john is that at this revamped industrial sites much so peaceful mancha bonnie wants to move to beach urban dwellers to grow and process their own food. here john is book self proclaimed green leading edge. the green business college, a place dedicated to inspiring p

and janice burke, urban agriculture projects are teaching locals. how the garden nestled up to the high rise offices of downtown gelatinous lives lawrenceville. but it's no high income neighborhood in south africa, foot prices, rooms by 14 percent this year, and residents here, a barely scraping by every day and tides, sometimes 8 or 10 as you can see, the green papers i see last time i usually buy the books page 5 ran last week i go to the, i see the books, it was 75, run the way up to fulton showed me to go up. there's a little short little episode has managing nowadays. if to cut one way out of the predicament could be urban agriculture. the victoria yachts present in lawrenceville is just one example of what could be possible in john is that at this revamped industrial sites much so peaceful mancha bonnie wants to move to beach urban dwellers to grow and process their own food. here john, his book self proclaimed green leading hits the green business college. a place dedicated to inspiring people to get yeah. hand starts is in the soil, and we c

i think meta and dr. burke understand the churn, the bar could be worse and the by, and i think it's experimental to what they're seeing. you know, maybe if the, if it's successful here, it's something we can see in the us as well as global and. 3 do you think that the you will see is privacy concerns met with this step? yeah, well, i think you, as we all know and brussels, i mean we use or focus from a privacy perspective. big tech is something that's right now, you know, clear target on their back and i think that will be to tight route remitted to sort of navigate here for privacy perspective. but it comes down to modernization. well, i mean the privacy issues then i was the managing director and senior equity analyst ad read vers securities. then as always, thank you for your analysis to. and you can watch the full length interview with dan ives on the dw use youtube channel. and here's a reminder of our top story we have for you. the commission has unveiled a list of 4 sensitive technology areas as part of its attempted the risk. it's relationship with china and other, other ter

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the source david burke is a public safety liaison for the police department. he stopped by happy donuts to check on the manager. >> this is pretty brazen, an armed robbery. very scary. having guns pointed you, it's no joke. it's very serious. >> burke says recently there's been a major spike in atm thefts, take another location and then break into the later. >> they're not often broken into the site. we have made several arrests in these cases. but it was definitely uptick and the theft of small atm machines from small businesses. francisco police are still investigating the case and no arrests have been made. >> around to a few other businesses in that area. and word has spread about the armed robbery. and it's really concerned. some business owners, one told me. >> they are planning to get rid of their atm because they don't want to get targeted. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. thank you, sarah. >> new tonight at 10 police are investigating a stabbing in front of the concord bart station that sent a man to the hospital. it was reported around 07:30pm

and josh burke who at u.s. telecom says in the meantime, congress needs to hold the agencies in charge of regulating the bad actors accountable. even if we stopped every single robo call. >> the criminals who do this their day jobs still defrauding americans and they'll just find a new version. so the only way to get them to stop defrauding americans as criminal enforcement burke who says it starts with the justice department following through in collecting the fines to send a message to scammers that illegal robo calls and text won't be tolerated. >> in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >> a new report says san francisco has a growing rat problem every year or can ranks the rattiest cities in the u.s. the pest control company says the city by the bay is the 5th ready. a city in the country. chicago came in first followed by los angeles, new york and washington, d.c., orkin says the rankings are not based on the number of rats in the city, but rather just how often road and services are called in to deal with an

source david burke is a public safety liaison for the police department. he stopped by happy donuts to check on the manager. >> this is pretty brazen, an armed robbery. very scary. having guns pointed you, it's no joke. it's very serious. >> burke says recently there's been a major spike in atm thefts, take another location and then break into the later. >> they're not often broken into the site. we have made several arrests in these cases. but it was definitely uptick and the theft of small atm machines from small businesses. san francisco police are still investigating the case and no arrests have been made. >> that was sarah stinson reporting word about the robbery spread to businesses nearby. and some owners are very concerned. once said they plan to get rid of their atm. so they're not targeted. it's 609. and today, jury selection begins for cryptocurrency founder sam bankman-fried's fraud scandal trial. the trial itself is expected to last about 6 weeks in new york city. bankman-fried is facing federal charges of wire fraud, securities fraud under mo

the source david burke is a public safety liaison for the police department. happy donuts to check on the manager. >> this is pretty brazen, armed robbery. very scary. having guns point of view. snow joke. it's very serious. >> burke says recently there's been a major spike in atm thefts. take another location of the break into the later. >> not often broken into the site. we have made several arrests in these cases. but it was definitely uptick and the theft of small atm machines from small businesses. >> francisco police are still investigating the case and no arrests have been made. that was sarah stinson reporting. >> word of the robbery quickly spread to nearby business owners. and one said that they're going to take out the atm because they want to be a target. fans are remembering the life of russ francis, the former san francisco forty-niners tight end died over the weekend in a plane crash in new york state. he was in a small plane that went down shortly after takeoff and the other person on board also died. the faa is investigating. he was first draf

i said i'd seen a picture of delta burke and thought she looked a member of whitesnake. the woman began running through the lines with me playing suzanne sugarbaker my leasing. it was over in minute. four days afterward, i pestered my mother. did i get it? did i get it? eventually aaron's mother broke the news. say my sister. i didn't quote look vietnamese enough and that the casting director i decided to go with a professional actor. i was crestfallen. so much worse child stardom, but in with my disappointment was a dawning that my race itself required a kind of performance. i knew leasing was supposed to be a ham like any other child actor in a sitcom. but i also understood i was supposed to perform a stereotypical asian ness, which meant speaking in broken english, marveling at american novelties like bubble bath and southern belles, and becoming suzanne's doll plaything, lee sing wasn't even a vietnamese name. she might as well have been called oriental girl number one. i wish i could say i felt degree deterred by this realization or. angry at the white screenwriter

david burke is a public safety liaison for the police department. he stopped by happy donuts to check on the manager. >> this is pretty brazen, an armed robbery. very scary. having guns pointed you, it's no joke. it's very serious. >> burke says recently there's been a major spike in atm thefts, take another loc tion and then break into the later. >> they're not often broken into the site. we have made several arrests in these cases. but it was definitely uptick and the theft of small atm machines from small businesses. francisco police are still investigating the case and no arrests have been made. >> that was sarah stinson reporting word about the robberies spread to businesses nearby and now has some other business owners concerned. one of them told us they plan to get rid of their atm so they are not the next target. in the space store clerk remains in the hospital weeks after he says a man set him on fire during a robbery. the suspected attacker is now facing charges, sir raj parr. julie is still getting treatment for his burns at saint francis

david burke is a public safety liaison for the police department. he stopped by happy donuts to check on the manager. >> this is pretty brazen, an armed robbery. very scary. having guns pointed you, it's no joke. it's very serious. >> burke says recently there's been a major spike in atm thefts, take another location and then break into the later. >> they're not often broken into the site. we have made several arrests in these cases. but it was definitely uptick and the theft of small atm machines from small businesses. francisco police are still investigating the case and no arrests have been made. >> that was sarah stinson reporting. word of the robbery spread quickly to nearby businesses and owners are concerned. one tells us that they plan to get rid of atm so they are not targeted. it's 7.10. and today jury selection begins for cryptoc rrency founder sam bankman-fried's fraud trial. the trial itself is expected to last about 6 weeks. it's going to go on in new york city. he faces federal charges of wire fraud, securities fraud and money launder

the source david burke is a public safety liaison for the police department. he stopped by happy donuts to check on the manager. >> this is pretty brazen, armed robbery. very scary. having guns point of view. snow joke. it's very serious. >> burke says recently there's been a major spike in atm thefts. take another location of the break into the later. >> not often broken into the site. we have made several arrests in these cases. but it was definitely uptick and the theft of small atm machines from small businesses francisco. police are still investigating the case and no arrests have been made. >> that was sarah stinson reporting. >> word of the robbery quickly spread to nearby businesses. and some owners are very concerned of act. one said they plan to get rid of their atm so they don't become a target. >> we're going to hear a whole lot of that in the skies over the bay this weekend as the navy's blue angels are in town now for this year's fleet week, visitors will be able to the ships that are docked along the city's waterfront people. there's art exhibit

david burke is a public safety liaison for the police department. he stopped by happy donuts to check on the manager. >> this is pretty brazen armed robbery. very scary. having guns pointed you, snow joke. it's very serious. >> burke says recently there's been a major spike in atm thefts. take another location of the break into the later. >> they're not often broken into the site. we have made several arrests in these cases. but it was definitely uptick and the theft of small atm machines from small businesses francisco. police are still investigating the case and no arrests have been made. >> that was sarah stinson reporting a word of the robbery quickly spread to businesses nearby and they're concerned. one owner told us they plan to get rid of their atm so they don't become a target. it is 9.37, in the east bay. another oakland businesses preparing to close for good. they say crime is one of the reasons the irish pub ceylan in jack. london square is going to close for good at the end of this month, you have to october 31st to go check it out. the

david burke is a public safety liaison for the police department. he stopped by happy donuts to check on the manager. >> this is pretty brazen, an armed robbery. very scary. having guns pointed you, it's no joke. it's very serious. >> burke says recently there's been a major spike in atm thefts, take another location and then break into the later. >> they're not often broken into the site. we have made several arrests in these cases. but it was definitely uptick and the theft of small atm machines from small businesses. francisco police are still investigating the case and no arrests have been made. >> well, that was sara stinson reporting worry about tee robbery spread to businesses nearby and some business owners are concerned. one even told us they plan to get rid of tim altogether so they don't get targeted. along the east by police are investigating a stabbing in front of the concord bar station that sent one man to the hospital. that incident was reported around 7.30, last night and affected bart service for about 10 minutes. police say they h

firefighters in a car crashed into a building at phil burke, fillmore street around 05:00pm calls inople in that area they had to evacuated. there are no reports of any injuries. well, developing news is unknown. just how many americans are traveling to israel at the time of the hamas attack. now, most airlines are canceling flights to and from tel people are stranded and they're looking for another way to get out the last few weeks. san francisco resident jenny con 2 has been touring the holy land site and madrid enrolled in israel with the international group of catholic church goers. jenny's daughter hey, ma says the route was in israel's town of nazareth on saturday when the hamas attack occur right near the gaza strip. eventually the group traveled from nazareth to jerusalem. cantu plan to fly back this week. but major air carriers canceled flight her 3 other americans in that group booked a flight out of jordan for a two-hour car trip from jerusalem. >> the concerns is just, you know, a safe and transportation and really hoping that we can get the support that we need to make s

i really value the tone of the discussion that and thanks tom that we've had and thanks to tom burkes been traversing lloyd webber has been traversing the land, interviewing the future classical music future stars of classical music after break, he will return after the break, he will return to base to tell me which shows to base to tell me which shows to for the rest of the to seek out for the rest of the year. yean >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest weather for gb news. we're looking at a mixed picture. over the next few days, we will see some rain, some showers as well, but there'll be some warm spells of sunshine and turning drier as high pressure moves in by middle of the moves in by the middle of the week. pattern the week. pressure pattern at the moment is dominated low moment is dominated by low pressure, bringing in spells of rain across the country and we've got patchy rain across southern parts of wales into the midlands as we move through this evening generally evening time. this generally remaining cloudy across the southern half of the uk, furt

the event was put on by moshe burke woods and his wife, hadassah. >> did you is response? has always consistent and resilient. one. >> the 2 opened chabad jewish center of west marin about a year ago. it's a hub for people to share their judaism when israel was attacked over the weekend, berkowitz says it hit their community hard so they decided to put together an event for people to grieve together for myself. it was very hard to swallow. and i knew that. >> others in the community are also going through a hard time, especially those who family there. those words really tonight quits, encourage people to find positivity during these hard times. he spoke about how the way to respond to is to reinforce ourselves and to find within ourselves the ability to bring out lights, to fight that darkness. people helped one another light candles to signify just that not alone. and it's like all of our people are holding hands together support for i'm sara stinson reporting in san anselmo kron. 4 news. >> some university students visiting the bay area right now from israel are stuck i

we also have already carried out st. serious reform of the education system in burke, you know fast. so we decided that starting from the bachelor's degree, we could focus students on their career paths. at the same time, we have introduced practical training in universities, enabling students to apply their knowledge in the fields well contributing to socio economic development. and recall sure is one of our g sectors. this is where we intend to really strength and cooperation with the various russian universities. as you know, martina fast, so does a country of mineral resources. so we need to build up expertise in exploration and mining along with all this the results. so the issue of health and medicine. our vision today is to build sustainable more efficient ties between russia and berk unit fast. so by establishing a university university in a fast, so within this university, we will be able to not totally develop the areas that i just mentioned, but also to attract experts in the field of health care. the review, any sanction is imposed on berk, you know, fast, so as an opport

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and is evident in edmund burke's action in the uk when he turned away his constituents because he was making stand on something in the name, the whole polity. but you to watch coolidge go through this Évolue you know through his career something that struck me listening to our speakers is from service delivery to development, perhaps too many who end up in policy development, don't have experience in service delivery, meaning maybe two things. one, they're more eager to take on more policy development and they might be if they knew about the implementation of it, that being the first and the second being, you know, they just don't have the experience to know the implementation. some of the problems that you talked about, mayor matt, we were constantly to washington to explain that there's no democrat or republican way to fill a pothole. i mean, you you know, you get it done. you don't argue the philosophy of you know what's the you're putting in there you it's a very different approach to problem solving and that's why you see at the conference of mayors or the u.s. conference a natio

o burke is great to talk to you again. thank you very much. for your time, thank you very much. now mr. albert, we'll leave in a very interesting era when almost everybody has an opinion. and it's usually a very passionate one about the issues of war and peace. and it's usually that war is beyond comprehension. that is, it does not need to be comprehended, it only needs to be condemned and definitely needs to be started. it does not need to be understood for all the underlying reasons. and i wonder if these very passionate, tactical, but perhaps not the very labor it stands is directly responsible for the preponderance of conflicts in the world today. i think we make a distinction between violence and war on the one hand, on the other media on people not to talk about, oh them as you say warfare. or they love to do last year or so whether it's true or sounds and cetera. but what we do in the pieces of business is to look at the on the line conflicts, because that's where the key to the solutions online. that's never a solution to a conflict on the be in the battlefield. that has

mr. old burke is great to talk to you again. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. now mr. older will leave in a very interesting era when almost everybody has an opinion and it's usually a very passionate one about the issues of war and peace. and it's usually that we.

they go by the compton house in burke hills, which was torn down by the developer in 1985 to get another 1/4-acre lot. they go by the bradford house, which was a scene of the terrible fighting of the second day they go by belle meade. and they looked out from the trenches and see alicia acklin's home, the wealthiest lady in tennessee, probably in the south, she inherited from her second husband, 8700 acres here, 2000 acres in texas, louisiana, stocks, bonds, 750 slaves, married 3 times, on a shopping trip in new york in 1887. belmont was her summer home. had a zoo and gardens. it was part of the outer line that brandon hewlett talked about and was thomas wood's headquarters. some of the roads to nashville were good. but lo and behold, pat thomas is in nashville. thomas had his problems with grant, but he was sherman's most trusted subordinate, and sherman sent him to nashville to get nashville ready for the fight. if brandon pulled to the previous speech, nashville was the third most fortified city in the united states behind dc and richmond. i say, 10 or 11 miles of trenches around nash

mr. old burke is great to talk to you again. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. now, mr. over, we'll leave in a very interesting era when almost everybody has an opinion. and it's usually a very passionate one about the issues of war and peace. and it's usually that war is beyond comprehension. that is, it does not need to be comprehended. it only needs to be condemned and doesn't want me to be started. it doesn't allowed me to be on distilled for all the underlying reasons. and i wonder if these very passionate, optical, but perhaps not the very labor it stands is directly responsible for the pond.

o burke is great to talk to you again. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. now, mr. albert will leave in a very interesting era when almost everybody has an opinion. and it's usually a very passionate one about the issues of war and peace. and it's usually that war is beyond comprehension. that is, it does not need to be comprehended. it only needs to be condemned. it definitely needs to be started. it does not need to be understood for all the underlying reasons. and i wonder if these very passionate, tactical, but perhaps not the very labor it stands is directly responsible for the preponderance of conflicts in the world. today. i think we make a distinction between violence and war and the one i'm on the other media on people not to talk about them as you say warfare or they love to do last year or so whether it's true or sounds and cetera. but what we do in the pieces of business is to look at the on the line conflicts, because that's where the key to the solutions online. that's never a solution to a conflict on the be in the battlefield. that has the d

mr. old burke is great to talk to you again. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. now, mr. over, we'll leave in a very interesting era when almost everybody has an opinion. and it's usually a very passionate one about the issues of war and peace. and it's usually that war is beyond comprehension. that is, it does not need to be comprehended, it only needs to be condemned and definitely needs to be started. it does not need to be understood for.

the first shipment of the humanitarian aid which included food, water, medical supply and medicine burkeot fuel. >> are you getting any indication as to when, if at all, there will be a sustained delivery of aid into gaza? >> so, basically, all international organizations along with countries have been working due to all the last week long to get the aid in. hopefully, now after this aid was already in to continue working and advocating for the entry of the humanitarian aid. this should not be a one-time. we need humanitarian -- to allow the entry of medical supplies and the humanitarian aid all the time in a safe way. to get guarantee the needs of the humanitarian situation now in gaza because the humanitarian situation is literally catastrophic whether in terms of extreme shortages of food and water or even hospitals who are now running out of the fuel. without the fuel, simply all hospitals can't operate. and cutting electricity means killing thousands of palestinian civilians who were injured and now inside the hospitals. so all of that aid does not include the fuel. that's why we st

she holds a masters degree and phd in history from the university of california, burke.l be discussing the book, this evening, it's on the screen here. i cannot wait to call you my wife. all right. african-american letters of love, family and the civil war era. this book illuminates the struggles of african-americans who spent the civil war tractable their families to get through letters family members exchanged. despite harsh laws against literacy and the practices of separating families, this work explores how african americans found ways to write to each other against all odds. without further ado, please join me in welcoming the offer. >> [ applause ] >> thank you, gavin. i am so delighted to be here. this is one my favorite research places, i have to tell you. i want to thank olivia who has been so instrumental and coordinating all of this. and, heather rockwood, i don't know if i met heather yet. but i met on email. and others who put this holy bed together, thank you all. and, i want to thank my dear friend, catherine al gore, the president of the massachusetts hi

liverpool legend graeme souness was also in attendance, as was francis lee's former city captain, tony burke know. he had a lot of qualities. he wasjust a brilliant man who loved the club, supported the club when we needed him. and people forget what a brilliant player he was. and it'll be a big loss, notjust to manchester city football club, but to manchester. archive: ..suggested absolutely i graphically that it was a dive. i he joined city after becoming a hero at hometown club bolton and helped the club win the league, fa cup, league cup and european cup winners' cup. while at city, he won 27 england caps. he left for derby, won the league again and had a famous fight... interesting! ..and scored against city. just look at his face! after retiring, francis lee became a hugely successful businessman and racehorse trainer. in the 1990s, he returned to city for a four—year stint as chairman. he was a fantastically powerful player with a great shot, very skilful, fast, lovely player to watch. such a fantastic player. i mean, bell, lee and summerbee were... well, we could rival best, law and

saturday evening, as we all await what could be the beginning of something very big and very significant burks very soon in the heat of the moment. people are not just talking about iran. they're talking about putin who has failed to make comments supporting israel. who certainly benefits from the situation here as pertains, the eye of the united states, the money of the united states coming off ukraine. you have china making at best temperaturid what seemed to be support of gaza comments. how much bigger could this get? >> well, in terms of the region you're talking about 24 countries. the focus for so long has been on diplomacy. how to get relations established between israel and arab countries. and there have been progress. now this brings it to a halt. you're absolutely right. the thing that worries me the most is the scope of what is happening worldwide. that the principals of warfare have changed. that the international institutions are no longer as functional in bringing about peace. that the kind of rules, the world order has begun to erode. we see it play out in ukraine. we see it on

when burke sources are telling us these chip curves will be expanded. in what ways? mackenzie: these chip curves are building on initial restrictions that the biden administration proposed in october of last year. there are couple of venues for the tightening. we will see restrictions on graphics chip shales and advanced manufacturing sales to chinese companies. we are also seeing tightening on potential attempts by chinese companies to avoid country specific restrictions by routing their shipments through other countries. the last thing to keep an ion is adding chinese chip design firms to u.s. trade restriction list that requires overseas manufacturers to get a license from the u.s. government before fulfilling orders. caroline: what prompted this tightening? is it the republicans or is it huawei and more recent events that shows may be some of these cuts are not working? mackenzie: the u.s. announced its initial role in october last year and took a couple of months to get key allies, particular the netherlands and japan on board, and they have been working on a fi

the event was put on by moshe burke woods and his wife, hadassah. >> response has always consistent and resilient. one. >> the 2 opened chabad jewish center of west marin about a year ago. it's a hub for people to share their judaism. what israel was attacked over the weekend. berkowitz says their community hard. so they decided to put together an event for people to grieve together for myself was very hard to swallow. and i knew that. >> others in the community are also going through a hard time, especially those a family there. those words really and my goal here was to bring everybody together just so that they should not have to go alone tonight, brooke woods encourage people to find positivity during these hard times. he spoke about how the way to respond to is to reinforce ourselves. >> and to find within ourselves the ability to bring out lights, to fight that darkness. people helped one another light candles to signify just david and roz con walked away with more hope than when they arrived. tremendous sadness and grief. but >> some some improvement with the community gathering

this is an arley burke class, has a crew about 300.s one, the ggd-64 is commanded by jeremy robinson. how's that for a fun fact? they have all sorts of guns, a crew of about 300, 30 officers, 30 petty officers, 230 sailors. they can knock things out of the sky. they can fire tomahawk missiles. they can do short-range air defense and missile defense. they can shoot torpedos at submarines. while this looks like a small ship and you don't see much on the top side, it has guns. >> that's okay. the guns are big enough, we can see. >> it has guns, it has radars, it has all sorts of things that can knock things down. there are four of these kinds of ships in the forward battle group and another couple in the eisenhower strike group. >> one of the other things we want to talk to you about, we have a little bit of a closer look here at the tunnel system that we believe hamas has and is obviously utilizing in gaza. it's really all over -- this is northern gaza here. this is the area that israel has said to evacuate. we have a flow of potential r

we know this applies not just to donald trump burke to don jr. and his other son eric.dditionally, what can happen is the court can say for the next five years you cannot do business or -- pardon me, use banks in the state of new york and going forward you could be precluded from operating a business and owning a business in new york. this is the heart of trump's -- up trump dom, if you will, is new york city. this could be crush, devastating, obliterating to trump, his family, his holdings. >> this could have a real impact. we will see what happens. a lot to keep trackful. with we got people like you onboard, i am not worried. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, ukraine aid takes a major hit in a move that avoided a u.s. government shutdown. more on that next. every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. is it possible to survey foot traffic across all

year-old high, school student jamal joseph, and 20-year-old bronx community college nursing student joan burke. other suspects, computer analyst, research chemist curtis powell, and a 17-year-old high school student lonnie epps are later apprehended or surrender. suspects richard harris and -- all already in a new york jail on an earlier bank robbery charges. the threee main suspects, very mac,ek thomas and -- managed to get away, disappearing from sites.ci from the raided homes of the nypd services teams retrieve five -30, pistol come two military rifles, three shotguns a pair of handcuffs, items that can be as is always explosives,, a map of bronx railroad stations, a copy of the urban guerrilla warfare manual written by black panther guerrilla team captain. 21 members of the black panther party are indicted on conspiracy to shoot police officers and palma police stations come railroad tracks in manhattan department stores the new botanical garden in the bronx. with jamal joseph and apps granted youthful offender status, too ill to stand trail to his chronic epilepsy, two members held in new