bushnell was intrigued. he knew this was the future of naval warfare. but he had to get erickson through the ironclad port area so he asked if he could take it back with him and eventually made his way to the house where the board and president lincoln were waiting. you heard what lincoln said. all i have to say is what the girl said when she slipped her foot into the stocking. it strikes me there is something in it. so he had to trick him into ironclad grouphe loved him. through sheer force of will, he pushes the idea through. the monitor would be built, and she was. her tour at place -- plates rolled in baltimore, maryland. she was built all over the north. the ironworks were owned by one of the owners, and with the volunteer crew assembled, she was quickly rushed to virginia, the growing threat of the merrimack in the port. i will not go back to that day. virginia goes out and decimate the navy at him to roads and the next day the monitor and the merrimack meet and that ended in a draw. you can decide who won. i will not pull you today. as the battle

what did you know about them maybe bushnell's i'm late you know this century man's and we are hearing there are a lot of questions have been kerry actually judicial killing happens and it. may bushnell's living in karachi with it how does it is that original it should have not be absent but what i wanted to see i was relating far to the rest of the pakistan so if it's what all situations are not good if the lack of any education and development of the tribal yes or a question arises who is the responsible for eight august on came into being since late you know had seventy years now why would they not even to give education and development and health facilities to those part of the area i think the political parties and the governments the past onus off pakistan this out of response simple fatah keeping fatah underdeveloped and frightened the poverty level to the accident it is notable and all programs are happening on it up if a five star definitely needs nor tension and he needs to be it did. it's to be developed out but if you see the other laws of pakistan that also needs you know

advisor to push said he was returning to belgium where he planned to cooperate with authorities bushnell went into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum. i'm now joined by a correspondent alexander doctor who is standing outside the prison where callous for tomorrow is being held and in studio by our correspondent public folly and here thank you both for joining me so let's start with you alexander here just outside the prison as we mention what's been happening there today. well today. called the sports among arrested approximately twenty minutes after eleven and he was arrested. so the next was a motorway the a seven so we learned and it was not a routine police control because the prosecutor in charge told us that he gets information by how to route german police and so the german police officers waited for columns among the eighty seven because they know that he will you they know the he would travel coming from finland going back to belgium and coming through germany and so he was arrested at the motorway a seven of the northern part of germany and then was broug

very tense on the ground there and thomas this seems to have been unsporting for a while ever since bushnell basically fled the country after the independence vote why is it coming to a head now well you mentioned it a few minutes ago the idea that those arrest warrants were reactivated on friday now the question is obviously why he was detained in germany and not in finland way where he also been or in other countries that he went through until today when he was arrested in germany it is obviously unclear what the answer is there at least if you judge from what we can read on the spanish media outlets they do seem to say that judgment authorities on spinal cord has worked very closely together on that could explain why he was particularly arrested or detained as they called the time today and stephen of course we know that how the the independence vote feels about this and they're in the streets right now but there is another side to this has there been any reaction at all from the unionists or from the madrid government. number of action what sort of mood your government. even people who a

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i had entered bushnell hall as a and iwith a capital "n," wandered out into the parking lot as a black man. amy: groundbreaking journalist les payne died after suffering a heart attack in his home in harlem, new york, on monday. he was 76 years old. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. it has been six months since hurricane maria battered the island of puerto rico. it was the most catastrophic storm to hit the island in over a century. as many as 200,000 people remain without power in what is considered the longest blackout in. energy officials say some areas will not have power restored until may. on tuesday, san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz tweeted -- the devastating storm has reshaped puerto rico in countless ways. the official death toll remains at just 64. but independent counts but the total number of fertility's at over 1000. according to a recent study by the center for puerto

. >> reporter: tricia bushnell of the innocence project worked to win mcintyre's release. she says mcintyre has other reasons to be angry. >> in this case, we have a perfect storm. >> reporter: for example, at his trial in 1994, when he was 17, there was no physical evidence or motive presented. worse, according to mcintyre's current lawyers, the lead police detective, roger golubski, built the case by threatening witnesses. burbener says the fallout may impact other potential exonerations. >> we have about a dozen of people who had already applied. >> reporter: these are people behind bars now? >> uh-huh. that's right. >> reporter: a dozen cases connected to this detective. >> that's right. >> reporter: detective golubski has since retired and says he did nothing wrong. >> it was the same place. >> reporter: but mark dupree, who became the state's attorney a year ago, has asked the kansas bureau of investigation to review the detective's conduct. >> if my office receives that information and there's probable cause to charge mr. golubski, it will happen. >> reporter: mcint

moffat bushnell is also happy to share that experience with others and for really special occasions hehas something stowed away in the trunk a red carpet that's enough to make anyone feel like out of v.i.p. little details like this give the car a character all of its own one trip really stands out in my friends mind. and imo is this me up with you since once he was picking up a bride to be and her two sisters the gum the groom was already at the church waiting for his bright when one of the sisters started crying. when her tears were flowing and she said i haven't got a tissue my make up will be ruined by chance for a month i've had some kleenex in the glove compartment so he handed her once and she replied oh you're a real professional he says driving wedding parties is just nice and fun. plus isiah's. peter and sculptor charles sykes created rolls royces famous hood ornament he was commissioned to create a figure that would compliment the elegant appearance of the brand's cars sykes described emily as a graceful little goddess and the spirit of speed the fabric billowing from her out

to make still large bushnell eyes moving straight into centuries designing your lomax next. door being saying goodbye to press freedom. in poland the media face growing restrictions for. state t.v. has already had to toe the government line journalists were fired and a new director was installed. now private broadcasters in newspapers critical of the government are also coming under massive pressure. in sixty minutes long d.w. . story so that people who world over information provide. the means they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up today and in touch from the west. yeah do nashville and i think one day this war will be considered cruel and unjust war abroad. and certainly all citizens of ukraine every man woman and child who should not go well the friend their homeland is the enemy invades they do benson no one wants russia here don't need to know which is the. rebel against the mighty google news that matters. d. w. made for mines. greetings from the german capital and a warm welcome to our latest edition and on today's so we're seeking out the far flung and

. >> reporter: tricia bushnell of the innocence project worked to win mcintyre's release. he has other reasons to be angry. for example, at his trial in 1994 when he was 17, there was no physical evidence or motive presented. worse, according to mcintyre's current lawyer, the lead detective roger golubski, built the case by threatening witnesses. bushnell says the fallout may impact other potential exonerations. >> we have about a dozen of people who have already applied. >> these are people behind bars now? >> that's right. >> a dozen cases connected to this detective. >> that right. >> reporter: detective golubski has since retired and says he did nothing wrong, but mark dupree who became the state's attorney a year ago has asked the kansas bureau of investigation to review the detective's conduct. >> if my office receives that information and there's probable cause to charge mr. golubski, it will happen. >> mcintyre got a pretty raw deal. >> he did. and the only thing that we can do is push forward. >> reporter: which is exactly what lamonte mcintyre now studying to be

david bushnel, and mr. kenneth chi fong, and milton jones. this brings us to the end of our agenda.y further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> we are adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> the clerk: commissioner i'd like to call roll. [roll call] >> the clerk: you a quorum and with is the interim president. >> good evening, welcome to the regular meeting of the san francisco police commission for wednesday march 14, 2018. before we get started i'm going to make some changes to the agenda for efficiency purpose. i see in the audience a large number of people. we anticipate a large number of speakers from the public on item two. which is the discussion and possible action for draft department general order 5.02 the use of electronic controlled devices including appendix a and device of the review board for purpose of engaging in the process with the police officers association. for the item i'll take it as the first item on the agenda. we will not be doing item three. that item is coming off the agenda. so i am going to start with again, united stat -

david bushnel, and mr. kenneth chi fong, and milton jones. this brings us to the end of our agenda.y further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> we are adjourned. thank you, everyone.

david bushnel, and mr. kenneth chi fong, and milton jones. this brings us to the end of our agenda.y further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> we are adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> i call this meeting to order. anthony, will you let us begin. >> good evening, this is a meeting of the san francisco commission on the environment, the date is wednesday, march -- special meeting, the date is wednesday, march 14, 2018, and the time is 5:04 p.m. reminder that the use of cell phones and electronic devices are prohibited. the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing of use of cell phone, or

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david bushnel, and mr. kenneth chi fong, and milton jones. this brings us to the end of our agenda.y further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> we are adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> all right. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the san francisco public utilities commission meeting. today is tuesday, march 13th. madam secretary, call to order, please. roll call. [ roll call. ] >> commissioner caen is excused today, and we have quorum. >> approval of the minutes from february 27, 2018. can we have a motion. >> i'll move it. >> second. >> commissioner kwon: any discussion? any public comment? okay. all in favor? opposed? number four is general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. do we have any public comment? okay. item number five, communications. any discussion? any public comment? moving right along, item number six, other commission business. anything? any public comment? okay. now, we have the report of the general manager,

bell helmets and bushnell binoculars and optics. that is why it is interesting.e next one, ll bean, another large camping and out door goods retailer. under like rei, l.l. bean does sell firearms. they tweeted in the wake of the shooting, we have reviewed our policy of firearms sales and we will no longer be selling guns or ammunition to anyone under the age of 21. now i want to move to the fallout from delta airlines cutting ties with the nra. the company is no longer offering a discount to members traveling to the association's annual meeting. that wasn't that big of a deal. it is become quite a fire storm. but delta hub is in atlanta. the worldwide hub is in atlanta which is the reason why atlanta is the busiest in the world. the gop house in florida voted to kill legislation to give the airlines a tax break of more than $40 million. $50 million almost for delta. today the ceo sent a memo to employees saying, while delta 's intent was to remain neutral, some elected officials tied our decision to a pending jet fuel tax exception threatening to eliminate unless

the new york times revela que las empresas de yarel bushnell obtuvieron prÉstamos multimillonarios, trasdadas que hizo la alcaldesa de oakland, california a esa conclusiÓn llega el director interino del servicio de inmigraciÓn. el oficial federal comparÓa la mujer con un pandillero que alerta a los demÁs integrantes sobre el arribo de la policÍa. la lÍder advirtiÓ la población con anterioridad sobre los operativos que resultaron en la detenciÓn de 150 indocumentados. alcaldesa: sÉ que algunas personas que no estÁn felices conmigo,pero es mi trabajo como la alcaldesa de oakland como para mantener segurtodas las personas que viven en mi ciudad. satcha: el departamento de justicia investiga si la alcaldesa obstruyÓ la justicia al realizar la inusual alerta. artistas seÑala que california estÁ en la mira de la administraciÓn trump, porque recientemente se declarÓ estado santuario. continuamos con mÁs aquÍ, en "despierta amÉrica". ana patricia, cuÉntanos todo sobre el estado del tiempo. ana: satcha, tenemos el mismo patrÓn. las inundacioneshan crecido, ahora estÁn en arkansas, mississippi, te